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Tho bank statement re1cotB tho change in tho
money mnrket s1uca ADril Q5 bv an increnge OF
g, ,.n M 1.;. -, -. $4,000. - eo
Sl'aoo,o4o III deposlte, atu al lucte"ao VI @o,-
cbn,,,o =, ho,,a T1onou;ta bovo ;rcraaao1 a,nrc
t7 - ~ F s,
juno IL, and the proportion or ca9N AnN OK
chauro tn lonuR ia rreater nn,y thnn tben.
..n I.n
Ihero le still q pretty RctlVe demand 1of
or 1onr,,,1o funds and 7ra fpd fho+ aoma ~ sha
i.""l'o 49,. Nv na 10y ao", ~ w
DnEKa arc MhKlng sl1ty ana ninety Gays loana On
cullaternls as low as per cent.
New York exchange vas in dcmand to-day at
btc per =! ,OOo promlum.
The Chicago City hallway company AnB de-
ciareu quarterly dividend of ~ per cent for
tl,n uuartor ending ,J1,ly l. dividend of Ql1
4,cr r"nt ,yns misn nn; IN Anril for tfe onorter
- 49,. a .sn P1 ~ tt - a;a,H, a. 49,,
tAu!HE tpht a1so| 1eeloGa tnoac utsa4oHon sno
'(uInl'iilly mas surplus OF CASH On nanu OF boMe"
1lt; over $40 .000 out of the earnings Of the
.}aSt four months. This surplus has leon accu-
onnunt of i,n,,rovatncntS in tracka including tia
co, ttrnction of the Clark street track The total
'ntf ,4!rIli1gB Of the Company for the half year
l'.ye. therefore, been at the rate OF something
Ettween 20 nnd rs per cont per annum.
q ni5 rcgu1ar quantity dividend aboIt july ID,
and has oven n larger surplus to divide thatl the
South Side Company. Both Companies will,
rrobably, my extra dividends out OF their slr-
plus funds some timo in July or August
The New York Evenit1 Post SAYS:
Til. sivcr 1slct s.1yer m1no. discovered near tl,e
north shore Of Luke Superior, near Thunder Capo, a
few years ugo IL turning out TO be tho richest silver
deposit on this continent. Tho orc grows richer As
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a;tnn, and Nafad corn Mt 6c Hchr Bahama, r5oae 6o
sehr u. NJ e psyilson Wheat voat at 6Ho; pfon T'1sd9 Is
Blinnya,lc, oata 1t 4c. ~ Kltyston-sc'r Asn Mo-
dora, corn nj 10Hc; schr CoaBac, wheat At tlr. To
1srie-prnp Thonns A. Scott, corn, through. To Og-
denslnrghprop Lawrence. corn, tlru,,ea to Dos!on
Total capncity na'al to 10000 l'n whoa 100000 bu
corn. 1G0,0O0 lju oata, a. 900 bu rye.
DurrAio, Juno 27.-Schr Honor IL chartered for
conf to Chicago at 81. 90; scllr L. y. Portc coal to
Green hay, at $i.00 Rclr W' Inyn9r, rnlt to Do.
tro nt % Acir Inneg Platt, coal TO milwaukee,, ut
floo; achr :Typo, coal to Konosha, at $40 rer tot
free Bchr fev Rawsnn. orc, Marq,iotte To Erie. 1T
$3.50 rcr ton acr Rainbow, coal to Chicago, at sll25
rer ton, uptown dock.
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MARINE.


oc,r o.. orre,+ fhohasa.n IN N i;,msr n0 W.
schr AIagic, Two Nlycrs, ri m lumber, 40 IN iath.
seir rcrsa Eo9y Whio toa, aa ~ III =, ~ nh.
Darep Apprentico nov. 6con,o ipo m lumber, 90 m
1'nf i a,1; u 1'S'r' foFd H4''F 2oo IN 'n'n'os' u
scow soh sido. Wills LIKE. 1ss Is N % in1nber.
pro,y f3ron1ar Wroiiss 1snr ~ IT, ~, T. f,;",i,nr
5ss a5ss f'as6 6y s oiopt a 10 r S'pSss
narse Oily 9f GRIND Haven, oeonio. 200 q lumber.
Bchr I1eiolt rentwatar. i1n m lumber.
N"s rssn pay 5 as n umos oes 80 'A
shr Whir,snd. 1s Ldtps.ons lIo nmbar 1S u
sehr je Wig. Latlingon, i.oso n shinses, 80 m atn
barso Mary An,snia, arsnd iisyei,, H. i2o N lnnpsr.
nargo wyoming, Grand iIavon, i5s N lumber.
Iargo q. +. Allen, Grand Unven. i0o m lumber
ep Ssr City o T2seS. &c ey Sde.
sshr Wo{n. Hojani no JH m i,m1,er % A'' ~ ''~0's'
sehr G, Gordon. Beatton iIarl1ar. 10 m lumber.
schr J. rbiliips sisnjstee. % isS m Il iunlbor. r.'
sclr St. Tuter, Cioyolaud. 1I3 tons coai
gchr n{njno. L,1dinuton. las m Timber
scir Mary booth. Whfto Lake I'D m lumber.
W 'afsia lii. -D''D''D' "D'' 1S' i'' '"'''''' ~
0'Af N sh'nn,es '' "n''0 1'1A'' 40 III 'o"0e' 1o0
schr Gara rsrtor. Eric, 800 tons coal.
schr Clipper Cty, M,lsISgon, Coz NJ latn.
Da1go Comet, Muskegon, 200 m lumber.
Barge Tuaco1a, Manlstce, lso m lumber,
Barge Lihn,o Nau, Sturgeon bay, 4,40o cedar posts
800 tics, 8l5 telegraph poles.
Barge ii Tcuro, Marjstec 100 cedar posts, 1900
tca.
schr Hattie Wells. Os,yego, $50 tons COAL
Bcnr Monitor ara III Maven M % lao n lumber, 10 m pick.
cts.
o seow aao M IT'D oaris % Pior, q n lumber ls D '' 'AD
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COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Juno 30.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho loading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past forty-oight hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
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MONEY And COMMERCE
MONETARY.

MONDAY EVENING, Juno 20.
Below IL tho atalo,ncnt Of Tho capital and slir-
plus, deposits. loa,as, unl tho cash and exchange
ot oacli Of tho twonty-ono National unnkB OF
Ghicago as shown by thor staton1onta made to
tic Comptroller of tho Curroncv for June l3,
1870 ll,uHc jtems II, tho caso OF oach bank boing
co,,narod with tho same MI shown by their state-
montH for April a., 1873:
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Estimated. .

1ArEyr.
Tn tho afternoon wheat and corn were active,
the former declining 9e5c and closing ut 3l.17@
1.1711 cash, and $l.lGM seller July; also; Ut
sl.1$KGp1.1sA seller August. Corn waa 10
higher, coaing at s21t4o H9ler July, and 9Gssss@
3G5lc sollor AuguBt. 0thor grain, provisions,
aud lako froightg were quiet.
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ere fsfr1y aclyo aud steady At 30 for corn, bxe for
"nrat. and 10 for oata by sail 10 DuEalo, Aatca 10
KinYsou Nesa ~ tar corn and lilo for wheat. Tho
charters wero; 10 ButIalo-HohsB John Bredent
, 1873-07-01
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

.:-.--- MONDAY EVENING June 30.
CATTLE-Recotyed since Saturday, 1000 head. Tho
nurket opoto very quot, and bid fair to continue
throughout shippers showing little inclination to it,
vcst, apparently holding off for attytcea from tho East,
but toward noon thers noticeable improvement In
the demand, and wte there particular activity
at any ttno during the day fair aggregate Of sacs was
accomplished. The offerings embraced much tho
claBs Of stock during last weot aud tho rrcv-
ono, haf-fatenad natiyea and Texns, and Chcro-
kee cato making up tho major portion. Prices wero
not subjected TO my decided capRo, ruling perhaps
trio rnor tnn at tho close Of last Wcok but not M
prccably hghor. The inquiry chioty for good to
choce qualities, tho poorer sorB being moro or lcss
neglected. Bales wcro effected at $24n@300 for in-
foror: at 60 for common; at 4.765.l5 for
medium, n1l At +. .25ta0.10 for good to extra The
market closed steady.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Bceves-Graied steers, averaging 400
bs and upward. IS. 5.85AG.10
Choice Deoyrs-Fine, fat, we'll FORMED 3year
to s year old Btecra, averaging 1850 to 49,.
l,:5o beo@5.15
storra, averaging LIEU to 125U liz. 5.o5@535
Medium Grudca- -Seers III fair flcsl, aver
aging $50 TO 1,2oo its. 48o@516
Dntrcrs' Stock-Common to fair ateers
and good to extra COVE, for city
nla'gh'.r, averaging 200 to 400 lbs. 360@475
Stuck Catlr-Cunl1ut, catto, In teccnt
flesh, ayeragng TOO to 1850 350{9 AGO
Infcr1r-1Asht ant thin cowa, haticra.
ssnts, hs and scallawag stcers. 2.76a3,cs
Catl!t-lrSRs Northern wtAtcroI......... a5094.75
CatEe-Texae through draven. 2.25Ga3.25
/ q
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HOGS-Tho hog trnl!e opened dull autl contnucd 40
to The e!ose VIII, prices weak and tending ower Tho
viii amounted to about 1900, there wero somowl,era
in The 1eighborhood Of 10000 stale hogs, anil holders
found it necessary to ncceps lower prices, buyers
fuh!ng to pay within 1015c Of saturdays rates Sales
were reported 1t s4.00Gs4.l6 for pnor 10 common ut
S4.20@4.25 for etiiu, and nt $3094 40 for good to
choice. We append tho following:
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Three loIlars Per 70 10 aided When trauS1crrt
which charge follows the Hhiugfcs.
TAjrkncks-Fiye Ihingoa to bo two Inchea in thlck-
Ioas.
Iengfh-si4tccn inches.
HARDWOOD.
uarl,-,yatuut - Counters, ta3D0@16o.00; clear,
sci, ,Oo0aa5.oO; common. $3500@50,oo; Gull $eo.o0a
$500; looriug, $50. .0Dta 00o.
Asli-plear, $9S. S.G0(3aD.o0; common, $i6.oo@a5oo;
c,,lI, slo.0o@i600; flooring, $50. .0o9 1000:
Oak-Clcar, so6.Qo@40Uo; common, S1d.oo9a5oo;
'Aiii iiiskoryg0lear, i0l *2aoo@6ooo common. s2ooo@
Ya,H0: GILL, $l2. .009l 8.Ou..
s1a1,o--0lear, eljoDa 100; common, $lo.ooG25oo;
iii WsatttornHt~Oeas, sas.oo@oooo; common. s2o.oo@
3D.nO. , ak oo,,
'';S %hiteMoot-GIrar, fi0.oo@4o0o; common $4,000
Wnuo, sntxM!isekory a1lea, por set, .00@1.6
waEon poles, EACH. 45asse bo1 boards 4ooo
Florida red cotlAr, 3so rer & matogany, 4Ou 10
counters, 500 rosewood, 6Us8ou willie Ao'1y' ooo'
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Trnnco.,.. .......... 1,q20 167,t07 1,4O3,084
u. q. America. ....... 1,010,77O 100000 3i6,7n0
u. N. A1noricn.. 30,602 1,a29 2?,10a
Olhot couutrtea,. 3iH, 1880 aG0,u7G 7Bl, ,H06
Total no,ir uwta.... 1,7s9128 1,1l3,s71 1,o21,3a1

nra. totnl, owa. .24, a,910 a9alo2os a110, 4dl
rra,co although xnluabn nil l,nitc IN predicting do.
icicnt harvest. Tln cara .re for'nilg badly mud IN
few cascs not at nll. barley aA oats Ind go,-
maintained lo limited Hupply Tnai'. hloekA active;
e,a.'. wifi Ind harvest rroapocta, tended to ,nako
1hria, june I, 1877 woro: Whcat a,1i7 cwla;
monr, i1H,a17 c'sta.. nEanat nshsa {Szn SMsS
Tho Atork Of wheat III Maracilles, Juno D.
1a7 $500 quintns, against 10000 qniiltaa ut tue
corresponding date IN 1s72 Tho imports a Of whnss
frnn, tho Int 10 thu It'll OF Juno, 7 wcro 14o 600 nsori.
ca gintala af 220 nH nvorpojs each, nGa!nst "a 800
s"trrAl 0Wtstas for tho corresponding week tn 1s79
antHls, nRainat ,4e9 100 qlnta1e for corresponding
time III 1K72.
Tho exports from TnEanToE for tho month Of May,
187a wore: Wheat, b4,204 qra tnsccd, 4o,43S qrs
barleyt 7,&1+ Grs.
Iilo comparative exports from Tsganrog for April
nt1tf AInv ltaYa brntl m fn]ln1xs.
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MEIAlA5 AMI 41HNLA0 94obA-4Ho aAh4 Act ~
not characterizcd by any particular degree Of ncvy,
though faIr summer Trade exists. The market In
nteay fur ~ n,nerials and 1e nrn' tor tan plate.
''f' Ts Rlsrs@iG S lo114, sl4so d. 1:.l2 $500 d.
n12o, $3.50: do, roofing, 10, Si4.oo' do' 2Ss2S'
70 r1s-Larqs. tse; small, 49,; bsr. tie. 1a,,,<~.
less quantity, t1Hc; BlabB, DC.
snlrF Ifos7No: q, 90 rates; Hussin iron, 22e;
Of y5 20 5Sz- psr eent a is main nd from his Ast
nc tncd eopper, doc; rianIuiea copper seo Do,
xz a e SCI I'D Ia 2 49, 1ste y IL IL
l6o io 19c 20, e0c; fnM bundle, lii per cent It's
count lcnee wire. ~, by cur loud, 7tlo.
BY e contnMed t low Price af innber Seh increases
building operations. Tho market in weak, and sa1ea
have been made below a,otsions hongl. THY ~ not
s g. e. ;si 5i Ii g. sny aa s ia q as i cne e.
NAVAL STORES We're unchanged. Following nre
tho prices current Manila rope, u b. ls@19e; aaai
rope, y III le(9l7c: Ie'np sash cord, 2 D. 2oce25s;
oahqn, sls, ssS0u@d.6o; p4teh . Drl' seoo<s7oo;
ear 1r s'%Eo: tno of tro,,,e w,a dina In .htu Dr..
partcn al nnut former quotations. We repeat our izt
u follows: Carbon, l8d@19e; extra Ara OIL 71c;
No oaa Na2 90; liasesa saW oso; DC ~ noilo ID
sSa stiiety e, pure, sie: 10 estts, So 40 No. 15o
hank Ill. 70e straits. 100; etonhant oil osc; tur
pentine. ta9Sae nalhtha' es gsa''ty' 2oo; naphth'
'otS PAINTs tx coLos AND was gen.
orally reported quiat, with prices steady aud un-
changed:
Strictly pure. ~ ~
Fahcy bfands. s.'.''''''''*'s.'''''"' ''ooW4o.oo
...-..-... ztAo.,
Genuine Vcille Alontagao, 100
American. u..".'..*'''''.... :.:'''''' A'oo@As'oo
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lotAts.. stst... ,b1htSt%s- 1t3bttl1o 9laoHs|Se
There were serious complaints from tho fntorior
] suffered Iii irom % the Prevailing drought and excessive
given up Is iost and tho wheat crop considered to
It, s5s SssFs ssu tap p1 & fl ' tho
dull market fer whoal, following tho oclno II Tho
rival Of considerable number Of Wieat-lndcn barges
from tho interior, had endod to dorFess prices. The
In tie INTERIOR but with ooptous ran fas mud fayora-
bio prospects for s incoming haryes YES eppes les s1e s1
Sa Dnea as rfssas IT Ss
From to ro1ort Of tho Italian Minister Of Asricul-
t,lre, tic cropa In italy present very Irregular nr-
crops s not very encouraging, hut II Is estimated they
would 10 tnfcrior to TIM crora Of 1877.
report nvernBo yield OF ii llshos or acre, with
973 312 bushels aggregate PRODUCT from which Dc
ii Tho ratio Of bushels per capita and bushels
for seod, md there rcmatns surplus OF 6,765,ol2
In returns to tic Agricultural snla,er Of Hungary
from 200 different locates to tho condition Of tho
wheat CROP thore wore oo2 Koo to7 mddling md 1 g
Sod 10 mdding md liz bsd; oata us good, iii
Danuban rrincpaitios, under dato of My is report
Of matte tho Greater part ot tho crop of
ls12 which Ind arrived w M 5rq m no M tnseslor n Go1a
i, and 21s G to 2ls 0d pcr 400 tbs I. o. b. The racH
Of freight to tho United Kingdom by Hteam wero 0a
Cd to Is per a. Tho stock Of tnAzo june at aalatz
md 1bra waa $4,000 to 1so 600 qIs and 2oo ooo qrs
Of maize bad been received aince tho opening Of nasi-
CATION this npring. ......
Mail adyicea from Antwerp under date Of Z, report
weather ane then suc~eedcd by storms, but on tho
wlole the temperature favorable for tho cropa.
Large plrcaaes Of California and Gillian wheat had
been mado Of cargoes OF tho const. The supplies of
homegrown whea. vas n eonsequen9e moro liberal
market o1osed quiet. There was limited stock OF
nativo rye which arly held, but odcasa ryn for
shipment was offered at owor prices tlan previous
son,e dstriota they arc decidedly bad Adyces from
Berlin, Germany, nndcr dato Of June =. report M
woathsr nno gonal md ,:ts fsyoranlo for ornh the
nnce OF hnc weather expected. Thu
rye plant had commenced blooming; stocks and aup-
Illea sula Wheat too dcar for export. The com.
paints Hungary Of damage to tho growing whsat
and rye crops had decreased. Tho growing crop OF
ii aoreny did not look proinsig but wheat was I
tho German Baltic ports remarkably arall for tho
season q the year. As there y demand for wheat
for tho Hhiue Woatphalia and Hanover the best mar
1ots for wheat will DO Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Drc-
men; and for rye Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Bremen.
aud Hamburg. So.
The onlctAl returns of tho Hungarian Government
on tho condition Of tho crop8 number OF ropnrtA:
, 1873-07-01

MONDAY EvEN1No, june 80.
A feet Of between forty mud fifty lunber-laden
Hcla tho market this morning. Early active
business as ransacol prices ruling acady aud quito
aver townrd noon and for the remainder Of The day
ille market vacy quiet. Vesaoa have been coming
In throughout the day and large number OF cargoea
were left over. Wo quote 5osts and acanlnB ut $500
RD50 common s1oara and atrips, Loo good
to choice 10, $14 5091701 shingles, 500 lath, $200
Tie following Balcs were reported:
Cargo schr Buena YlHta from ManBtcc, los nj joists
aud scautlng at $3.50. Sold by Simpson, Nuddock
l. Co.
Cargo achr Jessie Phillips from sanstes, 1870 N II
from alaustce 10 ri by 12 joist, 20 # and over,
sl200 100 III It Jois md scantnng at $3.50. Cargo
schr Fl Tempo. from Manihtce, l& N It )oiHt aud
scantling ut $3.50. Cargo Hchr Narber, from Ludug
ton, 81 it jois ecantling, and timber ut $95 50 M
1ath at $500. Cargo achr Catchpoc, from Manisee 50
m II on contract, ii m It lost and acanng at $3.50.
Cargo Bchr Whrlwind, from LlldnAton, 10 II It ioist
aud scantling at $925. Sold by ]. ii. LootniB h Co.
Cargo prop hlenon,ince, from Depere and Green
Bay, 1876 III "a" shingles at $500; $50 m extra
choice ia" shingles ut s3.l5. Sold by 1rish, Buiien
l. Co. .......
LuMnEn rnE1a1lTB.
Manistco $3.50; Lndiugton, $e.25: Mubkc8on,
t2.u0; Oconto. s3,25 Menominee, e. 30 pentwaor,
$3,a5 White Lake. 1926 Grand Haven, $200
AT THE YARDS.
The pino lumber market IL characterized by fnir
degree activity mud prices generally snstaned
though tho feeling in common Brades IL still rnthOr
waak, Tho receipts aro liberal but stocks do not a7~
pear to bo uccnmulatlug. Hard wood IL III fair DO.
i,land The receipts FUR. and consist mostly Of
trs lower on green Stock Dry lumber Is steady.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-28
UNITED STATES REGISTERS
SUMMONS.

IN TnE lNIlED olhlES hnND
Of tho District Of Carson City. Nevada.
The People OF the United States TO 7, 3. Buck
minister, Ellis Ayres. Winter. Kustel CO.,
Charles Il. L%uddington, Jonathan W. Allyn,
Martin Magician, Michael Burke, Peter New.
comb Kelly, Julia A. Moore, Ga, Hart. John A.
WIN. II. Russell and james Moore, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my office. In Carson City, ON the tcnth
4QOth) day of September, A. D 1913. at 10 3,sloss
A. ~, TO answer the complaint OF the lMIE'
RIAL SILVER MINING COMPANY. ayerring
your claim to lots Number Twenty COY. Twen'
ty.Tour (2D and Thirty. five (35), Block No. One
l) Range +. Lots number Ten uO, Eleven ui('
Twelve Q2), Twenty COY, Twcnty.0ns CD'
ali in Block No. One ~. Range o, and suburban
tract, described as follows: beginning at
noInt on the cast line Of Lot No. EirhtG),
Block No. ! ~, Range o. oGs feet souiherly
ming along said cart limo to tho southeast corner
of Lot No. Eight ~, thence crossing the toll
road and following Its south side TO the north
west corner Of Lot No. Twenty. three ~, BLOCK
No. Ono ~, Range A, thence l4S feet along tho
No. Twcnty.threc (2S),, thence south 9deg; west
i,l25 feet, thence north tax deg cast COO feet,
thence north SIX deg. east 1903 feet, thence
north CAV deg. west ,3sG feet to the place OF
bcrinninr. all IN the town site Of Gold hi!l,
Storey county, Nevada, to be unjnsta and Illegal;
there be, why the claim Of the said IMPERIAL
SILVER MINING COMPANY shall not BIO
recognized a. Just and legal. and be allowed 10
cntcr the said land: falling in which Judgment
will be taken against you.
To the United States Marshal. or deputized
citizen, greeting: Make service and return
hereof.
ADoLPHUS WATT,
Register Carson City District, Nevada.
REGIsTER's OFFICE.
Carson City. August O, 1873. J
thereby authorize s. ii. ROBINSON 70 serve
III "''H ADoLPHUs WATT.
Rpuistcr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-28
h7 n r f. w A r D
IN POR AN
YV InCUrablc Case!
" DR.. Lee RlCHAu'S
GOLDEN BALSAM,

After ten years. trial on this coast, has proven
itself the only curative In II certain class OF dis.
eases pronounced by medical practitioners Nd
incurable.
DIR. LIZ RrcuAu's GOLDEN BALsAM Mol
cures Chancrcs. first and second stages; Sores
on tho Legs or body; Sore Ears, Eyes, Nosc,
etc: Copper. colored BlOtches, Syphilltic ca.
tarrh. Diseased Scalp, and NIL primary forms OF
tho disease known Us Syphilis. Price, 81 per
bottle, or two for 80.
DR LIZ R,cnAu's GOLDEN BALsAM No.
cures Tertiary. Mcrcurial, syphilitic Rhenma-
tism, Pains In the Bones. Back OF tho Neck.
liberated Sore Throat, Syphllitic Rash, Jumps
and Contracted Cords, Stiffness OF the Limbs,
and eradicatcs all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indiscretion or abuse OF
mercury, leaving the blood pure and healthy.
Price Is per bottle, or two for 81.
DIR, LIE RIcnAU's GOLDEN SPANISH AN
TIDOTE, for the cure Of Gonorrhea. elect. 1rri-
tatIon, Gravel and all Urinary or Genital die.
arrangements. Price, 81 80 per bottle.
On. LIE RrcnAu's GOLDEN SPANISH IN.
LECTION. a wash and Injection for severe cases
of Gonorrhca, In1ammatory elect, Structures,
and all diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder.
Price. 81 90 per bottle.
Alao, Agents for DIR. LIE RicHAu's GOLDEN
PILLS for Seminal Weakness, Night Emissions,
ImDOtcncy, and al Qlscdrcs hrlrlnE run mhr-
turbstion and excessive abuses. Price. 81 per
bottle.
The genuine GOLDEN BALsAx is put up only
In round bottles.
On receipt OF price, these medicines will BIO
sent to ali parts OF the country, by express or
mail, securely packed and free from observation.
Sole Agents.
Wholesale and Rrctail Druggists sndN
Chemists. s. W. cor. Clay and Sansomc
streets, San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-28
kClfU II Osssss ssssssssss'
Thompson J M, Trustee.

And in accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees. made on tho sixteenth
day Of July. 1873, 50 many shares OF each parcel
sold At public auction, at tho salesroom OF
Maurice Dore d Co., No. 81 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California. en- SATURT
DAY. the sixth day OF september, lSlS,
II the hour OF ! O'Clock p. n. OF said day,
70 pay said delinquent assessment thereon, 70.
Rethsr with costs OF sdyersais,ng a scc ssp
Odice-Roon MOL No. 419 California street.
San FrsncIsco, California. u.l auxl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
n RABCoCK
FIRE ENGINE
FOR CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES

TT IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FIRE
i Engine In the world, and comes within the
financial abilities OF every place.
II Ia more effective than the steam nrc engine,
because II Ii instantaneously ready and throws
. very powerful stream Of csrbonic acid gas and
water for any length Of time.
These engines are substantially made, with
two planished copper tanks or generators-I0t TO
100 gallons-to each; are tested 10 4OO pounds
hydrostatic pressure to the square Inch. and are
furnished with arst-class double-action force
pumps and tools throughout.
THE SELF.ACTING FIRE ENGINE Is no
longer an experiment. About flfty Of them are
now in use. They are simple In construction,
perfectly cafe, always ready for instant use, ana
have many times tho extinSuishing capacity OF
the best hand engines, and render an expensive
system OF water works or reservoirs nnncees
sary. Endorsed after actual use by Thirty Fire
Departments. Send for their Record"
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psL1souENr ASSESSMENT SALES.

w wee: : : F FrssSo5n , TrSssss:. &C. sfs ia. isS
Woods q Freeborn. Trustees 8i3.. 100. 80. 100
And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 18th day Of
July, 1873, so many shares OF each parcel OF
such stock as may DO necessary will be sold at
public auction. at the ofiec OF the Company,
Room No. % Hayward's Building, 4l0 California
ttfeet, San Francisco, California, on MONDAY,
tho 9Th day Of September, 1878, at the hour
Of ] O'Clock p. II. OF eueh day, TO pay said delin.
quent assessments thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
51E gGf JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary 3
Onice-Room No. % Hayward's Building, No.
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE.

rTAppY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
III the effects OF Errors and Abuses In carly
riage removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam Institution
having . high reputation Tor honorable conduct
and professional skill jy10-3m
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.UCCop n1IL AND MINING

i Company.-Locatlon OF rH1;he rcn1.
Ssr ANIMAL meeting OF the stockholders OF the
n aIr company. for tho election Of Trus:
'csS for the ensuing year, and transaction or
snch other bus!ne.s as may BE- pr9petfi cry c pre-.
I'M Rooms s and O, No. 300 Montgomery
Ipsrecctt San Francisco. California, on MONDAY,
lie nrst day OF September next, 1873, at the
honr of one o'clock T. u. Transfer books will
he closcd from 3 O'Clock T. n. on Saturday, tho
OIL day OF August, 1873, and until after the meet
Ing. Nm IL. e 'ceiS.a,y.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BELcHER SILVER
1S73.-At q meeting or the Board OF Trustees,
held this day, q dividend mo. 10 OF Seven
Dollars go per share was declared. payable
August 9th. Transfer books will be closed on
Thursday, August Tlh. at 8 o'clock J. y.
aus I'm II. G.. KIBBE, Secretary,
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The Board OF Trustees OF the Town OF Gold
Hill, sitting rs a Board or Equalization, VIII
meet at the office OF tho Town Marshal (back OF
Yellow Jacket Hose Company's building. Main
street, Gold Hill. Storey county, Ncv.J between
the hours 2 and 8 p. NJ, commencing August
Goth and ending August 3lst, 1873. and the
above named persons are hereby notified 70 APP
pear before them and show cause, II any they
can. why the valuation OF property assessed 10
them should not be raised In the additional
amounts above named. and their taxes equal
lied a. provided by ordinance Of said town.
j. Is. MARSHALL. Clerk.
Gold Hill. Aupust 10. 1873. au19.10t