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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW york HERALD.

BERLIN, March IA. 1872.
The Prussan government has requested the Ro-
man Catholic Bishop OF Ermeland to revoke o SEN
tence OF accommodation pronounced BY hum con-
trary to the laws Of the country.
THE COURT ''REMEMBERs AN APOTHECARY."
The man-an apotnecary from Posen-whO was
arrested in this city the 21st ut, ON suspicion OF
contemplating murderous attack on Prince Bis
marck, has been released from custody.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, March IA, 1872.
An unconfrmed and untraceable rumor is in cir
culation that Carlos Garcia and twenty men has
landed on the vuelta-Abaj0 coast. In view OF the
probable landing OF Garcia the people are on the
alert and the coasts of the island are closely
watched.
German merchant named Stephani has alb
seconded, leaving liabilities amounting to $780, oOO
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WOOs.'s Museuin.

"The W0rklngmen OF New York; q sensa-
tiOnal drama OF the strongly realistic school, was
produced on Monday at this theatre. The
piece has some SURFING situations, bus Is clumsy
const ructed and devoid oil originality. 1t Is emf
nentiy temperance drama, conveying In the case
OF one model workman the moral That drunkenness
leads 10 degradation, dissolution OF family
ties, loss OF VIE, children and Of every thing
worth having. with this a, the nam
theme OF the piece, subsidiary plot IS
Introduced, presenting q number 81 characters OF
the Old, well.knOwn stage type Mr. L. W. Keene
ana drunken father. Miss Kate Rynar played the
drunkard's wife IN q satisfactory manner. MISS
Jenny ArnOt was naive ana interesting as the mil
lionnares granddaughter, and Miss Gussie
dc Forrest too stacy "a the part 0! , the
derpert, "the aristOcrat." looked anything
but arstocratic. The other characters were
respectfully performed.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, March IA, 1872.
The United States steamship Portsmouth, now at
New York, Will be ordered to the South Atlantic
squadron, with the officers and crew, to relieve the
crew OF the Lancaster, flagship OF that squadron
The Yantic, at Norfolk, Is Ueing fitting out the
East India squadron.
second Lieutenant John l.. Lambert, Fifth In.
fantry mas resigned.
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SUICIDE OF A UNITED STATES ASSESSOR
HUNTiNGpoN. T.. r.. March IA. 1s

HUNTINGDON l.. l., March Ia, 1872.
EDWARD a. Bunce, much respected citizen OF
C0mac, United states Assessor, shot himself fatally
this AFTERNOON placing the muzzle OF his gun In nis
mouth. TIC mad been unwe only lew days. IA
lnauest WI be held TO .n0ht.
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GERMANY.

The Executive Contest with the Roman Catholic
Prelacy-The Bismarck Murder
Conspiracy Exploded.
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IRELAND.

Patriot Consolation to Press Man and Politi-
clan.
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To very large audience, for the first time IN the
city, Sardofs play OF "Fernande" was presented,
on Monday night, at the Brooklyn Theatre. There
was powerful distribution OF the characters, ln-
GLIDING Mrs. Conway as Countess COtilde, Minnie
Conway as GeOrgette, Miss Burns as Fernando and
Miss Reeves as Peach BlOom Mr.. Roche as the
Marquis aud MIR. Lamb rs the Commander. The
piece was put on the stage very effectively, with
elaborate appointments and superb TOILETS WITH.
me representation Of any Se Sromnenr %
OF the piece, which we may give on future
sion Will be enough to say that the cast has been
made with excellent judgment. Minnie Conway
maze decided hit IN her character, and probably
has never appeared before IN one for which she was
more suitable either by nature or Dy requirements
The versatile character portrayed by Mrs. Conway
was In every way successfully rendered, while the
minor characters were well played up TO that
higher standard which the leading actors sustained
so wen. The piece Will continue during the week,
AMI crowded houses will he nightly event, for the
, ute uemOnsyrattve.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The Following record Will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twentY-fou hours IN CON-
harrison with the corresponding day OF last year,
as Indicated by The Thermometer az Huduups Phar-
n Ruli
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IfLecHAks TO the NEW Yosy ue,,l9.

LONDON. March H. 1877.
The reply OF Secretary Fish to the note OF Earl
Granville relative TO the Alabama case reached
Hon. II. q. Schenck, United States Minister at the
Court OF Great Britain last night.
The tone OF MI. Fsn's communication is emf
nently pacific, and an intimatIon is given "or the
regret and surprise'' OF the American government
at the English in depreciation OF the Treaty Of Wash
ingt0n.
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ItlsGaA1 TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, March II, 1872.
public demonstration in honor OF Mazzlni, Is TO
take place in this city on Sunday next.
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A.-Tbs Great Erie Battle, Which Rssultt
and the election of an entire new Directors has
In this city only eguaed by the enor-
sale of mag iicent WATCHES at 763 Brdadway.
where the bankrupt sale Of the Geneva Watch
till late AT night The counters of the esab
shmen marvellous. All classes Of people there The
wealthy the middle classes and the poor purchasing
according their and all express themselves sa
fed. The sale will be continued at 763 Broadway untn
Fla iun,o afOc In dianO al
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FRANCE.

Parliamentary Resolve for Reputation and Per-
secution of the International-Thiers and
tho Commercial Treaty with Eng
land--The Prince of Wales Tour.
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Average temperature yesterday ............ 40
last Year. a.
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Barry I'm Barry's Revn1ontn Arnblcn Fond.
for Invads-The nutrtive offered
the pubic. kEvALkNTA CHOCOLATE, most ightful
beverage. JOHN y. HENRY, Agent.
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A.-ROyal Havana LOitery.-ExtrnOr ordinary
DRAWING of April 4, 1872. Tickets sold by J. Is MAR.
TlNEZ co. BANKERS, l0Wan street; box 1865 Post
Office, New York.
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CUBA.

Rumorsd Landing Of an Expedition-A Fugitive
from Justice.
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Havana mnd Kentucky Lottery Drawings
'" $50 JOSEPH BATES. Agent, 1874 Broadway.
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A.-Herrin9's Putent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray strsss

A.-For Moth Patches, FrcCI<lca -
rERRy's MOTH AND FRECKLE L0TlOr' n inc
known reliable harmless remedy for Brown Dsco,o|
ons of the Face. Depot. ~ Bond street, New forA "
by all druggists.
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The American State Paper Not Omcially
Communicate

LONDON. March 14-P M.
During the session OF the House OF Commons this
evening Mr.. Dsraei asked for the production or
secretary Fish's reply to Lord Granvile's note on
the Alabama CLAIMS.
Mr. Gladstone answered that the despatch had
been received by the American Minister, Nj.
schenck, but had not vet been communicated TO
Her Maestys government.
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A.-Rupturr, Hernia. Pnfet
LEVER TRUSS. The best the world Cures warrario-
G. AUG. GREGORY, M D., 7H Broadway.
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THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.

Secretary Fish's Reply to the Granville Note De-
livered to Minister schenck-The American
Paper Net Yet Officially Communicated.
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GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
have removed to -
7se and 7ss Broadway. corner Of Tenth trcss
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A.-ssscrofaIn nnd All s'crofulous Affection.
relieved by taking Cod Liver OIL" HAZARD CAbH~
WELLS COD LIVER OIL 10 preferred by physicians.
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ITALY

Finis Memory in the Capital Of Consolidated
Nation.
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A.-Dougan's Spring styles OF Hats ars
Marves Of Beauty and Elegance. lO2 Nassau corner u"
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FRIES cased and information Furnished thehit est rates
mai for Doubloops all knds OF Gold and SA Iiovsra.
"e"' 'SN" Val strssS snuNvss
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Attractions of KnOx's Spring StyJe N
Gentemens HATS are drawing crowds Of eager and dc.
lighted buyers ~ his popular store PIP corner az
Fulton street, Ihs 70 emphatic evidence public
A.-fsentIemen's HINTS, Sprln4 Seysa, for
1879 ready for Inspection and sale EsrENscIDs.
Manufacturer, I18 Nassau street.
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David's Spring style Of Gemtlemon's Haes.-
SaIesroom 2e9X Broadway, Duane street.
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BatchclOr's Hair Dyc-rhe Best II tho
At all druggists
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ragis DR.. FifLtRs RHEUMATIC sYRUf Wi 40,
cnreGusranlee 70 c' charge Home references
'hvs'os"s '""'A w ,,s dsiv. Once IA John street
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just Issued.
EXPOSE OF POLYGAMY IN UTAH.
Bv r. Il. Stenhouse, of Salt Lake City tlpstrated by
lation OF -..u.
published; 12mo 24O paper *l cloth bopnA
II 50, For ss!s ~ AL bSok sa.ys coup.Nv
Agents for trade
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The Great Oriaina1 Dollar ssorc. R6y
Broadway under Ss arsn Ss Central Icy
In tho world The choice OF any arti IN the es ,bshmsnt
for Rl, regardless OF cost or value, " -~
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Wnrpock q Co.'s ~ zen Dollar Iiaf-A
Broadway.
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A IN U s z M e NTS.



Although IL Is a subject OF discussion as to which
oil NELSON'S numerous r0es Is her best the majority
OF her admirers unite In giving violetta. la Dame
aux Camelias" that proud position. Mlle Nilsson
was TIE nrst artist on the operate boards that
rescued Camle from the depths OF degradation into
winch the author and his interpreters had placed
her. La Traviata, in the crucibIe OF Missions
genius, becomes o new creation, o TRANSPORTED
being, whose sunerings touch the heart and whose
pure nature SHINES out the more respondent on
count VI her unfortunate surroundings. Her entire
oriQnalty IN The part and her exquisite singing OF
tue various well known m0rceaux will be remem.
6ered IN this city while an OperagOer survives.
inc Travlata and Lucia OF Nilsson we VIII
her successors OH the boards of the Acadamy Ger.
fanny her predecessors, many ana eminent as they
CT aSs
house wednesday night the deep, earnest attention
OF brilliant audience, the frequent applause and
scene created, all testified to the genius OF the
artist she leaves America In month hence, and
thousands who have listened to her with delight.
IN ner case 1t will be the old adage, slightly
Lucca comes after her-a great artist indeed aud
one VINO Will likely stir up operate circles
'0a RS 81 W me oSS such as has rarely been
Nilsson will fade from the minds OF the New York
public As is stipulated in the engagement OF Mile.
Thomas opera OF "Hamet' before the close OF the
season mere. It Will be brought out on Friday week,
e1ect mat II Will not be represented this season.
The HERALD mentioned that its representation was
CERTAIN and circumstances will prove the truth OF
Inc assertion. The Parepa. Rosa. Phillips. Wachtel
Santley season. commencing In Easter week, bids
lar TO eclipse In briancy aud financial success all
lis predecessors. such combination cannot De sur.
passed ut present in any opera house in the world.
Ihe season subscriptions now reach the neighbour
mood OF twenty.seven hundred dollars Tor each per-
torrance.
Anna Meh!ig's PinnO(Orte Matinee Recitals.
The second OF the trio OF these admirable series Of
pianoforte reoitals was given IN Stenway's large
hall Wednesday, the reason OF the change from the
small hall being fully manifested by the admirers
OF MISS Mehlig filing the auditorium to within q
row or two OF the ground floor. The programme
which Miss MehlIg arranged for the occasion In
cluued WeberS sonata In A HAT, MOzart's andantinO
In MINOR ChOpin's ''Etud es de Concert" Men
delssOhn's carnations S6rieuses," Schumann's
Concert Stuecker anu Weber's ''InvltatOn to tho
Dance" as arranged BY Tauslg. These different
selections from the works OF the best composers lor
tho panolorte were rendered with that full aud
ample justice which might have been expected from
20 thoroughly an accomplished artist as Miss Men,
lig, whose complete mastery OF the mechanism OF
me instrument ana deep poetic thoughtiuness was
perhaps never moro favOIabiy exempliGed. The
third and last OF this series Of rec.tals VIII be given
on Monday next.
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lectures by EmIsent rhy.ci s.n,. Ma ,s
~ ~, MEDis,AE INSTITUTE M East Fifteenth st
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rs.,.,eur jacques, the Well Knswn Res
-, "a West Eleventh street, informs and the
nns public both that he has Handsomely lifted up
rs tdence above, comfo<ta
On nj NJ EsIiMENT AND DINING SALOON, where he
iii he happy provide dinners either TO order or at table
d,bote nj usual rate
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lie FanM's New story
THE ROOM In THE DRAGON vpLANr,
BY J. $. LE FANU,
AUTHOR OF "CuECKMATE."
will be commenced In.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
OF March ~.
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SAN FRANCISCO. August l2-l P. NJ
Charles Andrews, II glider employed
by Snow s. Koos, and son Of a widow
lady residing on San Antonio street,
WAS instantly killed by the discharge
Of his gun through careless handling
In climbing over a fence at Crystal
Springs yesterday.
Buislay's SECOND attempt ut n bal
loon ascension and trapez performance
in mid air from Woodward's Garden.
yesterday. resulted In another milure.
The mammoth balloon caught tire and
exploded.
Mr.. Jordan. who Is sueing for a d.
vorce from her husband. Went to n sa-
| ,o,, on the Barbary Coast last night
aud attempted to shoot Mrs. Furlong.
whom she accused Of Intimacy with
her husband. but failed In the atsempi.
She was arrested. went into fits, N d
came neal dying in the station-houN .
The steamer Idaho, from Honolu u
with Australian mails, Is now fully
due.
Weather clear and warm.
There are thirteen persons In jail
here awaiting trial for murder and
manslaughter, and the list Is constantly
Increasing.
Stocks appear quiet but rather firm
on the street this morning. An active
market Is looked for after tomorrow.
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through his pockets and took hi,

through Ills pockets and took his
money.
Mary McCauly Is on trial In the Mu-
nicipal Court for robbing a soldier.
ANer her arrest she forfeited her bail,
lett tor the country aud staid until the
soldier was let out Of jail aud supplied
with money 10 leave. When she
thought him safely out Of the country,
she returned aud demanded u trial.
She was much astonlshed when in
formed that she could be accommodate
ed at once, ana that the police had the
prosecuting witness ready for rse. She
Is repnted to be one Of the most ex-
per Of her profession, and has always
got off clear hitherto.
stocks are tending upwards again
quite atrongly.
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DISPATCHES
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.
III, G.uevn Arbit, alton.

Thr Geueva Arbit' alton.
New York. August II. - Geneva
specials say the tribunal requires ar
gument OF, three points: First-due
d ligence as to the principle OF law.
Second-what was the value OF the
commission held by the Confederate
cruisers. aud how far did they entail
responsibility upon England when
they entered her ports? Third-how
far did coaling these cruisers III Eth
glish ports make England responsible
for their acts. These points have been
deliberately argued, aud the fact that
the tribunal analyzes the cases. n Is
seen In these points, Is a strongly Ia
vorahle Indication.
Democratic state C~saventisn 70 DO
Called.
NEW York. August l2.-The Demo-
cratic State Central COMMITTEES will
meet at Saratoga tomorrow and call
for a State Convention.
Robbed lid Wandered.
CHICAGO. August II -Firman Mack.
a merchant and old resident Of Joliet
WIS found drowned In Chicago river.
Il Is supposed he was robbed and
pushed In
Cuban Finauees.
A Havana letter says financial
affairs In Cuba are rapidly approach
In a crisis.
San strokc.
Three cases Of sunstroke occurred
yesterday, one instantly fatal.
Death Of . Prsmiueat Citissn aud
Pionrer.
NEW York, Aug. l2.-Lyman Man
ger. n prominent wealthy citizen, ONT
OF the earliest pioneers Of Western
New York, died yesterday ut Roches.
ter.
Het weathrr - Heavy Building
Frauds.
New York, Aug. l2.-The weather
j. very hot.
The Tribune says the Committee Of
the Council have discovered indublta
BILE evidence of frauds to the amount
of a quarter Of a million dollars la the
building Of the Eighteenth Ward
Market.
Italian Celebration.
New YoRK, August l2.-The 1tal-
iams have decided to celebrate the al
niversary Of Italian unity, by a picnic
only, aud have no procession.
Candid tie for Congress.
New YoRx. Augu.t l2.-rhe World
says Thomas Murphy will he a candi'
date for Congress from the City Dis
trict at the next election, the new ap-
portlonment, having been arranged 80
IA 10 make him u resident Republican,
Of the district. Other Republican pol.
iticians are dissatisfied with the plan.
Charles Spencer Is the opponent Of
Murphy.
Sumaes's uovements.
New York, August IA WASH
ington dispatch says Sumner leaves
that city today for New York where
he will remain several days aud then
20 to Boston. He says he has not yet
made up his MUD whether or not to
take an active part In the campaign
but that he may deliver one or TWO ad
dresses before the election.
Gr.el.y 's Msvsmen's.
Greeley Will lie rendered a grand
ovation 1T Lancaster, n. H.. to-day.
On Tuesday he visits the White Noun
talus and will 60 next day to Portland
Ma
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FOR RENT.

THE SOUTH HALF OF THE LOWER IN
/ sIory OF DR.. .Hsll's large New Build. III.
inc Il offered for rent ON rearonsble terms.
IL Countries 4 handsomely npirhed room 6aieet
long hyi8 Get wide. and II feet high. ana
nsths no5st eligible ocations In Gold Htl, .hsipg
an Tsin rtreSG opposite ID. Nswsonce. 10 Tie
Se,rt Of ths town. For further particulars a-,
pl!ts 49, aaa ossJ DR. J. Q. HALL
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QUESTIONS ANswEHEp.-rhe ques-
ton has often been asked, why good
In the clothing line cannot be sold
as cheap In Gold Hill a. In Virginia.
but from the tiatteriug encouragement
keInstein & Co. have received since
they started business here. the question
seems answered. that by small profits
and quick sales and n large assortment
of stock to choose from. the trade can be
kep. at home. Hoping a contlnunIce Of
the patronage heretofore receiveI.th Z
p~ro,nise 10 stick to tho above motto. Y
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.ECoND
Arizona Minipg lncsSpsrntiea-hn'
terprising hssdlam-A Saa Ssr'
sr Wsman stocks Gsiag Up.

SAN FRAScIsoo. August l2-SP P. ~
The Treasure Hill Silver Mining Cons
pany, Huslspsi District, Mojtve coun'
ty. Arizona, capital 81, ooo, 600, was III
~corporsted to-day.
Martin Keaapy, a half caste hood
luu,. was committed for trial TO day
OH charge Of robbery. He got a eotll'.
tryman to drink, took him Into u lay
LOFT to sleep, awakened him by u we'll
meant but not q well-directed blow on
the head With . club, and than went
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN

HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM gives to the
Complexion the Freshness Of Youth, HAoAS's
MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes the flushed appear
anee caused BY heat, fatigue and excitement. 1t
makes the lady Of fory appear but twenty. and
40 natural and perfect that no person can detect
ls application. BY It, use the toughest skin 10
made to rival the pure radiant texture Of youth:
full beauty 1t removes redness, blotches, and
pimples 1t contains nothing that will iuJure
the skin In the least. MAaS,LIA BALM 10 used
by all fashionable ladies In new York, London
aud Paris. 1t cortr only 70 cent? per Bottle.
and 10 sold by all Druggists and Ferfnmers. fe20
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Ia You. siom,ch Unensyf

Many a dysp ptic CrGsus would DO willing, It
10 .ald, to give half his wealth for an cary
stomach. II this IL q fact. why 10 any OF our
: cold men" continue TO endure the pan: % OF
indigestion. 10 II not patent TO the whole com
cure the worst care Of chro ic ~dyspepria In siI
or eight W 'eksf No occasion for the e1pendi.
lure or half q fortune; y few dollars wilt sufice
TO accomplish the object. Surely. every man
who IL not 'sand bllnd" to the IN at unitarian
act. OF tho day must know that this celebrated
vegetable ,peJ,nc pr .mptly relieves all diseased
co dItions OF the stomach, liver, bowels and
nei yous system. restores their viHor and I'm
parts regularity TO their functions. Is yonr cpl
gastrium uneasyf Il the vulturc, oiseare,
ynaw ,ug At your liverf II so, resort at once 10
the Blttcrs. Ano
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NEGLECTED Couaus AND COINS
Few are aware of the Importance OF
checking a Cough or Common Cold
in its first stage !; that which In the be-
ginning would yield to Browns
Bronchial 'rroches," II neglected, often
works upon the Lungs.
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CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMNER GooDs.

CLEARANCE SALE OF SUMNER GOODS.
NJ. F. Waller is now selling ma
large and we'll assorted stock OF fine
clothing. mrni-hing goods, hats. cap.
boot. and shoes, trunks aud vaiiSes.
AMI every style Of dress and business
suits. cheaper than over. Call on HIM
aud satisfy yourself, as his motto !!
.ouick aud large sales with small
protits at DIR. Halls new building.
Main street, Gold Hill.
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Fon the very best Retouched Rem'
brandt Photographs. 20 to SUIT
terley's, the tinest gallery In the State,
corner Of Z aud Taylor streets, VIZ
ginia City. "
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new TELEGRAPH OFFICE!
~rHEArLANIc &PAcIFlc
CO..

rYayH OPENED An OFFICE IN NAY.
II NARDsS Building, Main street, God Ail,
and Ss !, now y, S Prep 81 p; e . 81 H. q Void sSid.'' ~
in In ~
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FoR the very best Photographs, 20 to brsdlsy
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS.
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