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HIarple dno 1ldEe Mantfls.

oTEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and and Woo ssi
Nantes. designs al the oEest prices @- ~ $50
Wet TENT, St between seventh and Eghthaye~
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

NEW-JEIRSEY S s0TnH FsL \ ,sl RSAlLRoAD
LEAVE NEW-N YORK. PIER y, NORTH RIVER. foot efhs
t0rs.. sniy Hook Sonnec;ing "0 Nats Tor ~
o this ard connecting railroads:
$50 m-For PHILADELPHIA Long BFarch Red banl Fod Mes
mouth Toms River Waretovn. vpesp Bdgon. Bay SIDE Gn
connecting Writings Tuckefgu Rssf
400 m-For brauch Red Bank. Port Mornoth, Isa
River. MsretOwD. aud Intermediate stations.
ARRIVING IN NEW iORk-M 9iO a. n ans $40 o. ~ ron
Long Branch River, and nermtd "a ots
4:l5 from Phladephs Vueland bregeton bsl Soc 'S
points Tucketon Railroad. -
Fare. NeW-York y Philadelphia, ouly - .. -
Express freight lines day for fhileluha rom PCT '
Recors Freight received until and delivered 10 fshso
phis early morning.
f. p FINCH Agent Pier ) T. X -, o.o-v
NJ w. sBRAT. J. W N"hE
Superintendent Ntn'fal -
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The Son Of the Organ Grinder Porter &
Coates) Is a translation from the Swedish Of MARIE
SOPHIE SCHWARTZ, by SELMA BoURG and MARIE A.
BROWN relating characteristic story Of domestic life
in Sweden. From the same source We have Northern
Lights collection Of popular stories from Swedish ana
Finnish authors which will be read with interest from
their naturaness OF description and quaint simplicity OF
expression.-Porter g. Coates have also published o
translation OF The Cross Of Ferry joint production OF
Madame Emile de Girardn, Theophlle Gautier jules
sandeau and Merry In spite OF tho embarrassment OF
literary partnership it is successful and even DIRK
liant work, and will reward perusal well as awaken
curiosity.
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAYEN, AND HART.

NETWORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILR0AD--NevYorE and New Haven Dis.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MAY 20. 1873
Passenger NewYork Grand Central Depot knsnse 90
Forsy-second-s-
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
Trains for NewHayen leave 90 1903 tAecne SoJ lbh sV
Accn) 1000 Ok 1900 (Aecn) 100 EID ia j. 5os
(Aecn ;3S and 10 Ocs Erl. $40 br and 9:lo r n
For South Norws 1905 sos 900 1900 m 100 and &lS
tx So 43S $40, 6:35, $40. 9;l0 70. s.l 1 3 ~
e:05, 90o, 1910 1900 100. 223 $40, 51' S;'s
AIS, $40. $40. 6:35, 800. $40. 9l0 p
For Port Chester IL $40 $500 "a -.
$40 m, Shore LHe at 400 and s;lO n t9e ~ a. a.
loo 8 10 9il0 at stamford Norw ana ti
port The sos aud 100 H. connect win u-ps GO s,Ss
Division Eorsch ard Providence aud the Conn Na
saybrook. The sos snd 800 connects With iasn
Northampton r. r. New Haven, 5000 and l@Vc ue
River L. at spungted - ~ ~
Montreal The 500 100 300 and a. 80 connect, "a Nsi
Railroad S:Oj N. and 800 with Hoatne hA
road Bridgeport The 05 and 9;05 aud 3lJ $50 ~
$40 Dsubuy Norwak at 80. NO~ak and Ne Sost
N L. ABS and STOP with New Canaan Railroad ssuoN
sunday Boston Mail Trains at TAOS via Spn0gadi 9lOhH
via Providence
Day Express and seepirsea Night
press Trains. -
Tickets purchased Ticket oTe o. COMPANY az Grd Co
trs Depot oces v u Transfer Co., 948 Broadway MI
and No. Courst Brookyni who will also e-ee1 taase 'n s
dence destination.
r. NJ. REED. Genl SupI, NeElassn.
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lnei.-.fiou.
For Young Ladies-City.

INDERGARTEN SCHOOL, for Children,
and PRIVATE ascifArioS ROOMS for Ladies. win
sept a. 0 I rs 's Sn ss. % not asDs The
ostns school Miss NJ coz Pnn 10 West 42l.t
MISS GIBBONS'' ENGLISH and FRENCH
MISS BALLOW'0 English and French
vi School for Young Ladies Children No.. "a Eass Twenty
,eeond-st, viii REOPEN on WEDNESDAY Sept "a -
MRS. ROBERTS and MISS WALKER will
children. 10 las Msdi.ona1.. on WEDNESDAY, seIt 81
MISS COMSTOCK.
Fall term win commence sept "a
MISS STE I59Sn,so avn NV scuoo,
IL East PorJ- ssvenh-st.
vim reopen Sept "a School will be seat for pupils without
NINE. DE VALENCIA's INSTITUTE for
w Young lae and 50 w est,s eae Ms
n MAST. DIs1s and PI1ng french FS s uS, %
SO without S Parents ins "a, S9oSs s.a 1as
ses eas o BsioOe send Tor win reopen H. 1872
MRS. GARRETSON,
No. IS WEST PoRTYsEvESTHsT, ny.
win REOPEN Bngs French, aud German Boarding and Day
scheol ies Young Ladies and Children
ON WEDNESDAY. sept %, 1873
Application, be made personally. By letter as above
MISS HAINES and MADEMOlSkLLLdE., ~ ~
VI JAN0S respectfully that CLASS FOX ih'u
KINDERGARTEN TEACH will Nov 8 by Mrs khAuS
late Miss MARIA Also, CLASS FOR MOTHERS sud
WEEKLY CLASS training YOUNG LADIES Tor Work among the
PooL
Application to ese either class be made at No 10 G'mery
Park aher O'Clock
pUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE Gormerly
IL will its Thirty fourth Of collegiate nne,95
September l7h College Budmgs 4oi anu 400
Hihaf,. Send 10 College Tor circular
Mscellaneous-City.
JRVING's SCHOOL OF ART. -,
4 rly cor ms. nj
vt. Society Library 81, nyersiiypaee bet I'm AMI l9.a,e
rE,HE DRAWING CLASSES of Prof. IL.
ROEDEL being formed In the Studio Of Prui oollhs
Preparatory Scientific school, l267 Broadway near fhy e'ns'L
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A BOARDING School for IL Boys, 800 pr.year.
AOWINTHROP STAIR asngs-on-i ,Wescne'ter CoN1
A HOME for SIX BOYS. with care and in
N college business Rev j. TUFTS honsOn Mas.
CROTON INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES,
~ the ni'op, " iPa Term VIII commence sept /"
For address Miss +. A. SEDGWlCk
IRVING INSTITUTE - TARRYTOWN-0N-
HUDSON Superior r BOYS suiies resumed sept
IT, For circular. address AkNApNAO d aO,,n, II1-g-s-
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE INST IlyI
AdIrss p. ). JACKSON. NJ A.. Principal.
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-Trains ea'

PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD.-Train leave
R.pre.. FOR h.fS.oUT P.sbuTss the West ard Soul With n
nsn Pslsee Cara attached $3.50 MO and siSOp Sur
Po Baluore Washington and the sOUtA Penp.na Ar ls
81 $40 and n IN. SUNDAY D. For BslhofesDd Wa
Express Philsdsbhis. $40 $50 ~. 1890 ~
$50. Sp. and IL night SUNDAY D. $40 1880 $50 a.
For lreson, al 7;20 u. 2, BIO AID 6lO N str'-r '
/ 2 $50 - No. $40 4:lO $50 s. 5;2O 5.8O 6 $40. SO
1880 $40. 10 liza and l2 night sapda' 54V o ~
For slaSets O. $50 72o TAO $40 O. 10 II i2,
l. 2 230 $40 $40 4:lO. 43O. 500 $40. q. $40 oy1
1870 $40 10 1880 D. and IL risht surd' DIV o."
sio $40 t,6 40 90 $40 g. e:io. $50 1880. sos
sSd IL nisst ssness S:2o gao .O% 3'sO MAO 40 ~
ES ssvBna,-iel. 72o aud $40 De $40 t%
FOR HAST Milestone. ~ 10 N. IL uooa aud 4 80 nm
Tor Ls%Sss,rae ard s,%n..0s ESQ N and
Accom- Borieno~n. Burlington and Canden 7-o shs WV
M 1880 $40 a. and 6n%
For J,meshurs PsnbertOu. ua~en M ard s;So %ag ~
7S u daily ii IS d.l, Mooa.' f.sS w''Iss
Batnsr. o:o5 sn.s;4oa $40 and ~: 80
sos oS $40 o' $50 iol5 So li G siS Gos ~
1877 m. Sunday s:22. 6oa $40 800 li'os NJ al" ''
i., on. 500 a7l and q. S,:s..y =. ass s
'i ST scf f jn, o.u Pas. Agent x
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LoN"
Train. leave Depot, foo, sOeih ksAihst Broslyp sss'
$50 a M, Pa,ehosue Mail
2 p N. Babylon Accommodation
4 N, Psiesogue srpress
q D. a. Babylon Accommodated
SUNDAY, o q N. Bsby lon Accommodates. -
Boat leaves Grand and Rooeyeltt ferss Esuisti ties"
ute, before leaving time At South kighth-st
q" 'NA' u & cArFIkLp srrsoaa,,sSs
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Dream 5ledmers

A NCUOR T,INE.-Steamers sail from Pier 20,
n n foot Of Deyst EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAI.
CAIIFoRNiA SATURDAY. Nov IS CALEDoNIA' Medasy s 90
YTiIi. WedresIa, Nov 10 AUSTRALIA .hA'urlsV nov 20
Nnia snturdsy nov. % OLYMPIA. " ednesisy Dec. o
60 n...,ge IN or from Liverpool Loniond.rfI
wenssdss steamers s65 and $40 return $50 errsnc a.
Gov Serpoo London aeensovD LopdondrJ Belfast b''' VI
Cardiff $50 currency 49, c-..-,.um.o. = povins.
prs's r !Us Nv, HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents.
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WInTE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING rBk
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEw AND FULL-POWEREb STEAMSHIPS
Sailing Eewfnrk SATURDAYS. LNerDoo &c THURS
d. call at Cots Hsrbor
ApRIATIt. ArlRDAl Nov II. ~ 1880 p
BALTIC. SATURDAY NOV. 81 AZ 500 q.
CELTIC. SATURDAY. Nov 20. at 1880 D. n.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Dee. g, 800 a..
REPUBLIC SATURDAY. Dec. 49, at ll;30 "a
'FRONT.' White DOCK. Pavouia Ferry erseT CSI.
Passenger for all clssses) unrya comb!1af
SAFETY. SPEED ANO COMFORT.
Saloons state-rooms smoking bathrooms Ia nhhp c
non where least motion M Surgeons and sewisdees sceompas'
these
RATESSaoOn $50 goo seersee $50 Those Wishing
friends Old Country steerage prepaid
eeriicses SD. currency.
gers pans America PAna Hsmeag
sorsay Sweden. Iniis. Australia, China &c.
Drafts from ~
Inspection and other nornAuoD TIE Compsnrs
amces No. 10 BrsslwaV. NewiOrE ). H. SPARNs Agent
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For Young Ladies-Country.

For Young Ladies-Country.
FIPST-CLASS SCHOOL for . Boarding
y Papis. NORRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE Mo,hs,oTs n D.
HONE INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES,
Tarryown combining home care Wn thorough course Of
sud, IN The English branches the ancuagcs and mu.ic
Miss NJ. W. MEiCAlF. Principal
MISS BULKLEY's BOARDING aud DAY
vi SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES, TarytoWn' " u VIII reopen
scpt1
rCHE HOME INSTITUTE, NYACK, n. Y,
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL Young Ladies and Children
smith. lac rrsiience y. r. LEB. PRINCIPAL
GtsessfA FOR BOARD and TUITION.
SetSBO. YONEsRS ION iudsonl COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Heb school fpr Young Laic,
Send FOR Circular.
Miscellaneous-Cou
BOARDING-SCHOOL for BOYS and
~ GIRLS II y. Ys60 quarter. inching ooar
washing ana -tou music - PEI quarter For circulars, &c. al
dre,s Nh. II. G MORRBLL Mauhss'eti L. J.
DOARDING-SCH for Both Sexes.-Send
ID for Circular A. b. wlGGlN Nassau Rensselaer, Co. ~.
CUAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.
" Boarding School for both under The care OF zoe society Of
Pneuds Fa term commences ninth month Sh 1873 Aires;
:. G. COLLINS, Principal. Chapp'qus, y T.
ILAVERACK COLLEGE AND HUDSON
RIVER INSTITUTE for both Fne grounds l6f urnsh
20 ins'rueoD IL departments 10 Classical pupils .g
snen Dec. ALOSZO FLACK. Phi d. Prest Cayernck " y
MORT EDWARD INSTITUTE-A boarding
SEMINARY both Sexes Twentieth year begias Aug ~
Feu esce prepare os college, Tor business or Tor No. sI5t
P''''' N''''' JoSEPn T. KING. D. D.. Port Edward. n
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.

ICHES And CLOCKS. BENSON, J. W.. OIa Bond
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on lioasatonle
ID and NaaQa,ak Railroads Pare 81 steamer LAt ,,en
hae No night sexYors and no day oos' non D"'ss
no., S,..ner RRIDGkPORT a. before
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-07

PORTLAND, Oregon. May Father
WILDER, Indian Agent on the Simese
Reservation, arrived last night, after a
tour Of 500 miles through tho Indian
country Of Eastern Oregon and WASH
ington Territory, to ascertain the dis
position Of the Indians. He says there
was not tile slightest foundation for
the rumored Indian difficulties In East
ern Oregon and Washington Terrific
~. At White Bluff, where II was
stated 1,400 Indians had collected and
were throwing up breast works, he
found IL Indians, including men, wo-
men and children. No denomination
had been made and everything was
quiet. At Priests Rapids he found
not to exceed 200 under Smohole, the
old dreamer chief. They were neither
restless nor uneasy. Stock had been
driven of, but not a head stolen TO his
knowledge. Wilbur states that at no
time during the past IL yesrs have the
indications been more favorable to
perfect and continued peace. There
is more fear entertained among the
people Of Dalles than at Umatilla,
walla Walla, and other points further
east and north, where most serious
approximations ought to BE- felt. If his
reports are true six Yaklms Indiana,
including their head chief, accompany
Mr., Wilbur, 7.. ~ srras
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WHITE HERou1Es POWDER. :

WHITE HERCULES POWDER. = This
blasting powder has lately been intro
duced for use in the mines In this vi
cinity with great success, and has
worked an entire revolution BY fur
uishlng a strong explosive full 70 per
cent. less than any heretofore used.
The XIX Hercules Is the strongest
powder In use for hard rock blasting,
for boulders and for use In water. The
No. 2 Is equally effective for all medi-
um hard rock, and much superior to
any other powder Of that class. They
are both readily exploded with the
common exploding cap when properly
adjusted to the fuse. 1t Is calculated
that the introduction Of this powder
will be a saving of $3.50 0 per annum
on the ComstoOk lode alone. myl If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-07
INTERNATIONAL CIGAR SroRn.-Atth i,

INTERNATIONAL CIGAR SroRs.-At thi,
popular establishment In the Interna.
tional Hotel, C street, Virginia, can be
found the finest assortment Of genuine
Havana cigars, meerschaum pipes,
cigar holders, fancy cigar cases, cut.
lery, etc., at wholesale and retail, al
the most reasonable cash prices. Also
all the most approval brands Of manu-.
featured tobacco, Scotch snuff aud
other goods pertaining to . first class
cigar and tobacco store. Saloons and
general dealers supplied. m25*
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-07

GooDs ARRIvED.-M. F. Walters
splendid stock Of Spring and Summer
clothing has arrived and Is now open
for inspection by the public. He can
furnish persons with anything they
want In the line of dress and business
suits, boys clothing, furnishing goods,
hats, boots, shoes. trunks, etc.. at as
t~onishingly low prices. Give him a
call, and see what a transformation ne
can make In your personal appearance
after fitting you out with one OF his
elegant aud fashionable suits. -
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GIFT oosCERTs.
LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
90 Days Postponementl
FULL DsAw,.o osRrAIn,
$500, 600 in Bank to Pay All Gifts.
10000 CASH GIFTS PAID IN FULL
sico.eee FOE ONLY 30.
sioo.eee FOR ONLY sio.

FNoUaH OF TUE 100000 TICKETS
IL issued for The Third Grand Gin Concert IN
aid Of tho Public. Library Of Kentucky having
been cold TO insure . full drawing, and the wish
10000 cash 9ifts offered should Do drawn In full,
and paid In fall without any scaling down ~
heretofore, the Management, with the concur
rence Of the Trustees. have determined TO allow
ninety days moro for the sale OF the emnsnt Of
the tickets left on hand. The concert and dis.
postponed to Tuesday, July 8, 1873, O which
day, and no Other, they will positively and IN
squisocallyt aks placs in Public Library BALL.
Louisville. Ky. ~ algJsj .lI Iwi 70 @.
At this grand concert the following cash gifts
win b Distributed By lot and paid In full to the
tickat.hnldarA who draw than: D -n--- ML---
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"a WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE

"a WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE"
may we'll be applied to DR.. Wistar's
Baisam Of Wild Cherry. 1t Is nearly
half a century since this remarkable
remedy was introduced to the public.
and yet the Immediate and enviable
reputation which it gained by Its Won
derful cures OF coughs, colds. whoop-
Ing cough. sore throat. influenza, con-
sumption and all bronchial complaints
Is TO this day fully sustained.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-07

To REMOVE the cause Of disease Is
II, only perfect cure. Wistar's Balsam
of wild Cherry gives vigor and healthy
action to the lungs, ,cleanses them OF
ali impurities, ana, as shown by thou.
lands Of witnesses. performs a radical
cure Of coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc. :"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-07

CLOTHING roR THE MILLIoN.-There
Is no excuse for a persons wearing a
seedy looking apparel when by,just
stepping into Reinsteln's clothing
store, In Maynards Block, Gold Hill,
he can get a bran.flred new suit dirt
cheap. This popular and we'll known
house have just received a large in
voice Of Spring and Summer clothing
of all descriptions. Call and examine
goods for yourself. See advertise
ment In another column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-07

MAKE MONEY fast and honorably,
by at once applying for a territorial
right (Which are given free to agentsl
to sell the best, strongest. most useful
and rapid selling Sewing Machine,
and Patent Button Hole Worker, over
used or recommended by families, or
buy one for your own use ; ills only
IS. Sent free everywhere by express.
Address, for particulars, A. CATELEY,
ESQ.,, corner Greenwich aud Court
landt streets, New York.
nol4-8m 4. !
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

[srlctAL TO TIKI GOLD Il DAILY Nrws.
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
ChIer JustIcs Chase DasEersusiyI HI,
CHICAGO, May IA dispatch from
Washington says it Is reported there
that Chief Justice Chase is lying at the
point Of death.
Extensive Failure.
NEW York, May THE failure Of
Fowler s. slocum, dry goods Import
ers, Is announced. Liabilities about
go, 600.
Labor Strikes.
Four hundred pavement laborers are
now on a strike In Orange, New Jer.
sey, and the contractors have asked for
protection for their property. The
Italians have affiliated with the strik-
ers.
According to o Washington special,
negotiations ara progressing there Of
win over the lands granted by Texas
to the Parisians, who purchased Ell
P1so bonds, and relieve Gen. Fremont
from judgment of the French courts.
Civil Rights Ia Newbsrsh, N. Y.
The people of Newburgh. N. Y, are
much exercised now oyer an order Of
the School Board, closing the colored
public schools and assigning Its pupils
among the schools now used exclu-
sively for white children. There are
apprehensions Of a general withdrawal
Of the white children from the schools.
stresgih Of tho Carlist Army In spain
A letter from Spain says the Carlist
army In Navarro number $1,000 men,
1000 being unarmed, or armed with
pixies only, the remainder we'll armed
with superior rifles ; besides these, and
cooperating with them, are % bands
numbering 22,5O2 men,. Orders have
been given BY Don Carlos to shoot the
Cure Of Santa Cruz, owing to his ex-
cesses and erucltles, but as he confines
his operations to the mountains It is
not thought likely that either Repub-
licans or Carlists will capture him.
The %. Petersbsrg Mis.iea- Bling.
ham Theught 10 DO tho Man. /.
CHICAGO, May THE Tribune's
Washington special says the vacancy
in the mission to st. Petersburg Gre
ated by the death Of James L. Orr il
already attracting parties here who
are waiting patiently for the Presl-
dent, to present their own claims or
those of their friends. 1t Is said that
Judge Bingham, OF Ohio, stands first
upon the Presidents list Of men who
are to be appointed to first-class for.
elgn missions upon the occurrence off
vacancy. It has heretofore been urged
against Bingham that Ohio had already
first-class appointment In Schenck,
but 1t seems to be generally under
stood In official circles here that
1t Is the Intention Of Schenck to resign
and come home to be a candidate for
the United States Senate. At any
rate, Bingham's many friends will
not fail to call the Presidents atten-
ton to the opportunity now presented
to provide for him. Bingham was
promised the mission to Japan, but 1t
Is thought would prefer a moro civil
lied country. A Times special says 1t
appears to be conceded that Bingham
will receive the st. Petersburg mis-
sion.
RxpIssisn asd Loss Of Life.
An Immense tank In the reducing
establishment OF Schoeneman & Co.,
In the southern part of the city, ex.
ploded last night with terrific violence,
tearing out ono side Of the building,
killing three men and a boy, and scald-
Ing two others.
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STATE INSANE AsyLUM
=. TO n, rAro AT...., a .l.sa
THE DATE or DRAWING.

THE DATE or DRAINING. ,5.
,1r, THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS.
"A having been completed for the sale Of the
remainder Of the unsold tickets In the State OF
Nevada Git Concert, under Act Of the Legis-
lsturs, I am now enabled 70 definitely az the
day OF drawing, The drawing and distribution
OF prilss Will positively take place on lfg y
SATURDAY, JUNE ~, 1873
Az Piper,ssOpcra Hsuse, vlrsInia City,
IN III. sale OF ticket. and in making their
returns agents will govern Themselves accord.
ingly. -,
ID. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
WELLS, FARGO r. CO., Bankers, Wiz.
gtata Guy, Treasursr. IlTf-tig0 s.gbYg
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RArrLE FOR A FINE GoLD WArcH.

lIsAFFLb FUN TINE UoDD AiCH'-
Argentine hunting cased gold watch,
the movements Of Swiss manufacture.
a good time keeper and In perfect rum
ming order, is up for rafhs at the Co
,lumbus Brewery, a few doors north Of
the NEws Office. There arc only lbs
chances at 81 4 piece, and the winner
will get at least 800 In value for the
investment Of 81. Who will DO the
lucky mani
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-07

COLDS AND CouaRs.-Sudden changes
of climate are sources of pulmonary
and bronchial affections. Take At once
Browns Bronchial Troches, let the
cold. cough or Irritation be ever 50
slight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-05-07

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.-3 r. NJ
No stay Of proceedings has been
granted In the case Of John Devine,
murderer Of August Ramp, sentenced
to DO hanged next Friday. The gen
eral opinion is that the law should
take Its course and the man DO exc
cuted. Devine protests his innocence,
and has not yet lost hope that the
Supreme Court will grant q stay, as
an appeal is pending before that trlbu-
nal. sa g4l
The weather Is very warm.
No news from the Lava Beds to-day.
The streets are filled with teams,
aud all the a lines are making
through trips. 1t Is thought that the
horse epidemic has spent Its force.
The murder case Of j. Mcnamara 10
on trial In the Third District Court
TODAY. .-
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95.toE -
FROM GAN
Tax.psyeis U.iS.-LienI sherwssA's
Remains On rssts Eass-Prspara'
a. tisns fer Receptisa sf Gen. Can
by,s Renains-Lsura Fair % gs
70 Observation-Disclosures - Visit
san Fpancises Next MsAth.
sAs Fxisc1sco, May 7-lf. NJ
The Taxpayers Unionh ZELDA meeting
las. night and Issued an address to the
people on the Importance Of the com.
ing Municipal election. urging the So
lection Of mem regardless Of party, and
on merit and worth alone.
The remains Of Lieut.. Sherwood
were sent East this morning.
A room has been fitted up at the
Army Headquarters, O'Farrsll street,
for the reception Of the body Of Gem
eral Candy. a,t.a .a
It is reported that Laura Fair has
secured railroad tickets to 60 TO Cln-
clnnati. 1 b ~.
Henry Ward Bsecher will visit San
Francisco next month. Dr.. Stone has
received a letter from him to that
effect. rzI l
Gold, ll715; greenback,, ssk@seA.
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'The weather IA yery warm,
FROM OREGON.

Arrival or a. IadIaa Ageat-Ns Trsa.
bio With Oregon 81 WsshisEtsn
Territsry lndiaas 70 b Appre-
hended-Ns Indians at Waite Bis6
Ms R~psried-six Yakima Iadlaas
Accompany she Agent.
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DISPATCH

Ne stay Of PrseesdI.Es In the Dsviae
Caso-He will 30 Hanged Next
Rriday-Ns News from the Lava
Beds Rpixssdc DscreasinE-A
murder Trial. Tls
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R.pl..i.a and Los. Of Lie.

An Immense tank In the reducing
establishment OF Schoeneman q Co.,
In the southern part Of the city, ex.
ploded last night with terrific violence,
tearing out ono side Of the building,
killing three men and a boy, and scald-
Ing two others.