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EDUCATIONAL,

EDUCATIONAL.
PRoFEssoE JOIN EsPgTG7s ,,-
WILL H GfEX sEP S1I a dB iis 4 isTt
WILL o o PEI sE EBia StiAss q, 1874.
LAW SCHOOL
University Of Georgetown.
- The next term Of the School vii comp, nee on
we lnesdAy, October :, 1874, with the following
JUDGE GEORGE W. PAscHAL,
% EGS n Rsai PSGR:Ts Pl' 81 BySse
CHRIsTOPHER INGLE, LII. B.,
PsrSonst Pr9gty c9Htra s A-eantg9sE La5S Do
The plan ofinstructlon embraces Lectures Reel
law, toge a With h.Gsrrstiohs Of actual Court
Application for inf9rmstiGn. either in person f or
IestsT may os made t4 me SeSTstssy' WIZ
ing, SIS street, Washington, daily from 3 to
suS4-tOcIO seeretIry OF he Fsculty.
FNGA E D.
LADY ASSISTANT. GIr!s. rep r:me?t, Mrtoa
sE SEA Il DcSoHS SpPPS iacpS I.' 's' sas:1si
DARK sEMINARY.-MRS. q. NJ. CON-
L ORION and Miss A. TolmAn Smith, Principals;
Ser Of ofs0P Pepis mi1ea CIreS4rs :. BOOK ,toTea
street R0rthwest. aa:i-ttATufhG saLst.
ME-. p. J. DONAHUE, MEMBER IN
WI high hon1rs OF the University OF London,
England, via resume the teaching OF Classics,
assBi x MIL g Or ER eSdS
preparation fo( Annapolis, West Point and the
Address, TOI Nlhsteenth street n. W. au.3-lm.
TIHE WASHINGTON FEMALE SEMI
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER II, ISL
a. No. 1877 Twelfth street \ Irthwest.
Mrs; z; d. BUTCHER and Miss NJ. G. DOUGLAS,
Nv EstEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE. Will
w minEton, Delaware, Offers thorough tnstruc-
Influences, Al reasonable expense. FALL session vii
begin September 10: For eSta ogre or infornAtion
address REV JOHN WILSON A: ~.
doNzAaA COLLEGE. 1 STREET, BE
west. This Institution is Conducted BY the Fathers
q me society 81 Jesus ne course 81 ,tS I
s ss S soI 81 that ore G!n9 sco Wiz e
0P sass SR NOND4fE Es Is 9ES q Pres
A GRADUATE OF YALE COLLEGE,
"a experie1eed In teachinE, wiz give pElvsts In
struction in the classics or branches
Satisfactory testimonials. Address TUTOR, 2S
Thirteenth street northwest anttSw.
VISITATION ACADEMY, D. v. n,
GEORGETOWN, D. o.
Exercise will be resumed on the Ist OF September
For further particulars, apply to the Institution
augIs-3W
DOHS AND GIRLS.
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PROPOSALS.
TMPRoTENENT OF MOBILE HGRB0F,
- ALABAMA.

TMPRoTENENTS OF MOBILE HARBoR,
= > ALABAMA.
USITED STATES ENdISEER OFFICE, =
% No. IS CHURCH STREET. I
Prono,,, s,- AGEsI5E, A. Il Aug l. Is5t ars
or less Mobile bay, A lsma will be received at
!h once qn.Il noon. September 10 IFi and opened
P5RIsd 5GE% p.SRSs,SI. ana az qsE,y.
sired infOrmstion can be hhd On sp2lleatol 70 this
aGfi-st Captain q E6Gia GsaH =. j. a.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
DEPQT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
PHtL ADELPHlA, July Is, 1874.
Scaled proposals. In duplicate, with copy OF this
advertisements attached to each, viii be received at
. .Ss G I'm Sn stI noon August = ls oT
With he ne fol owing ;naned articles, via
a9eoo pairs White Berlin Gle. es.
1900 pairs w oollep Nit ins.
i79oo pairs Boots, brass screwed.
CO. 900 pairs Bootees. bra screwed.
800 pairs Buffalo Oversize 8.
ss!$ Hf.BS:;:h SSS"
2oO0Ir Bunks.
q 900 sets Iron-Buuk Stats
Zoo yards DARK blue Cloth, -.
10, coo yards sky-blue Hersey, ga.
ans .Ts 70 sGS ffs r. VITA
speed will be insisted uEou, and that ar
Tbs S9Esrnmeut reserves the right to reject any
Bids are requested for delivery OF the articles ct
PlllsdephlI and also at San Fran isco.
iR0s|S0s IN detail sPgly e tsi' 10 SSs
.'Progosals for MILITARY Supplies, and addressed
By " oG SRisd q &c SSSu.rssnassr general
Assistant Qusrtermaster General o. s. A, n charge
DROPOSALS FOR THING AND FLAG
sfN g ESE RE ETESRsffkssES o AB Of
TiiE RsoYTb WSStSV IS me EE% STN STs,
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DROPosAfs FOR FUEL
oTrrOz or PEsLTC BgEEDIEGs 4xR ssogxDs,,

Goa. PENN. AVE. AND 2IST ST.,
WAsHIEgrON, d. c., August J, 1874.
sealed ,oposals will be recei Ted BY the gneeg-
s,gnsd Until Il O'Clock on the 3D. day Of SEPTEM-
Der, 1874 to furn sh this once with Fuel for the
year ending June %. 1873. Information as to qusu
tily' &C. &C., can be obtained on application At
The right to reject any or all bids, or to accept
any Did, Is reserved and each bidder Is required TO
deposit with the Treasurer Of the United States the
sum Of ESQ guarantee Of faithful performance
Of the contract III awarded 70 him,
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GUNPOWDER.
WHY WE SELL

so reasonable. We make Tea specially.
Our facilities for purchasing are sur
passed BY no house in this country, and
eQuAled by few. All Teas sold by US
guaranteed TO give satisfaction. Pur-
chasing on lines or large Quantities from
hr-t hInis, we are enabled TO sell FROM
q cents to 50 cents per pound lesS than
can be purchased elsewhere, and having
q very large trade We are continually
FT1iRE S SyeT rex Sg s sS5s e q.
ieetlhH COR TsdS We 1se RfSst care, RpG
gel none bus eholes 6hopS AID 81 The
isJeIt lnpoftattshs.
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GROCERIES.
SO Cents

WIN n1rehase a pound OF very ehoiee
"OOLiONG TEA at the AMERICAN TEA
COMPANIES. las PeunsylYanla avenue,
Opposite Willard's hotel.
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CoKT
at.even cents per bushsl, carriage extra orasr'lsA
GAsLIGHF OFFICE,

No. nsTenth street; at III First street, SOUTHWEST
corner Third and streets, or 1lo BrtdEo street,
GsoEEsteWB, VII be promptly alledS 1AaE1-U
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Colonel OF Engineers, U. 8. A, In charge Public
Buildings and Grounds. Sugt-st
DROPOSALS FOR IRON BRIDGE MA
J. s0NRY AND CAUSEWAY.
OFFICE CT PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS, I
WASHINGTON, d. c., August l. 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received until THURS
DAY, September s 1874. at Il O'Clock NJ, ct this
once for the construction Of substantial Iron and
Masonry Bridge, and Of CAusEwAy, aerosS the
Anaeostla or Eastern Branch OF the Potomac river.
Persons proposing will furnish complete drawings
and DESCRIPTION Of the structure they propose 70
erect. Tho length OF the Bridge and CRUseWsy will
FURTHER information can be obtained on GppHGs-
Proposals must Be Endorsed Proposals for Iron
Bridge Masonry and CAuseway,"
the right is reserved to reject any Or ~ PIGS or
a1S An' DID, Colonel Of EnEiuSeTs, U. ). 4.
DROPOSALS FOR WORK ON THE WASH
L INGTON AQUEDUCT.
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUEDUCTi I
WASHINGTON, D. G., August l, 1874,
SCALED proposals. indorsed "Propo3alS FOR Work
on the Waghlng tOn AQueduct, will be received at
this ONCE np l2 clock on the Sd day OF September
IVA for Building dwelling and fence At Crest
Falls aud for grading and macadHmiEtng the Aqus-
Proposals will be received only on the printed
FORMS which, with specifications, forms Of contract
aud any desired information can be had on appucA-
ton By mall or In person to = p,pooCp
Colonel OF Engineers, L. 8. 4,
EuI-et Chief Engineer Warrington 1queduct.
PROPOSALS FOR REGISTERED PACK
L AGE ENVELOPES.
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PROFESSOR JOHN EsPUTA'S
Il - MUSICAL ACADEMY,
IN Y. u. G. A. RUILUING.
WILL OPEN SEPTE hBER 2 1874.
NAVY YARD GLASS
WILL OPEN sEPTEMBER q 1874
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ELPH0NZO YOUNGS & co.
ouOtes

SUGARS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
HACK, HAckl COUGH, COUGH.

Cough Is q symptom by which varl
Gus diseased conditions OF the throat,
bronchial tubes and lungs manifes,
themselves. But whether 1t arises
from the Irritation produced In the
throat and lnrynx by taking cold,
from an attack of Bronchitis, from In
cipitant Consumption, or from various
other causes, nothing will allay II
more speedily nor cure IL more per.
manent than DR.. Plcrce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery. II does not matter
whether 1t DO a recent attack. or n
lingering cough. the Discovery Is IN
either case equally well adapted for is
relief aud permanent cure. In fact, II
will cure q cough In one.half the time
necessary To cure 1t with any other
medicine, aud It docs It. not by drying
It up. but by removing the cause, sub.
duiiiy the Irritation. and healing the
affected parts. No time should be lost
In commencing the use OF q proper
medicine for the relief OF a Cough, for
unless this course pursued, serious and
dangerous disease Of the lungs Is liable
to result.
DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE:
BUrpALo, N. Y, Dec. l3, 1870.
DIR. PixRCR-For tho past six months
have used your Golden Medical DIS.
coyery IN my practice, and In that
time have tested Its merits In severe
coughs, both acute and chronic, In
chronic diseases Of the throat. severe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
Wooden ~Toothplcks.

r,v. hundred million 10 about the
,un,bsr Of wooden toothplcks soid oy
The BOSTON house which controls .he
~hois business In this country: and the
humber Increases 'enormously cssn
wear. Az the article was scsr.e,y
,ssri of half q dozen years ,go, tnns
affords a striking example OF the resu,.
mes, with which the American puo
lake, to anything which has .ns ~. ~
vantago of cheapnsss very deeiIe1ly ~
Ira favor. A box holding III
for aJ cents, while the same quantity
~ oulll pick, would cost aeou: ~.
More eriers tor toothplcks GENE m =,
hotels aud restaurants thah no I.
o,hsr sources combined. There ~
.carcely q hotel but uses them' sx0sp'
IN ,hs most remote districts OF tne
..b,eI country" where the patrons %
nublic house are satisfied wv.
s%h,rnened match or the like. VOGUE
,oo,snics. are ,uade Of white poP.n.'
audi ar.all made at ono factory III ILL:
= REUSE wood Is done up In ounuies
for Cigar lights. So great has oeen ~. =
popuiarity OF cheap wood too.np =,
In hi, country that the expsr'nsns y
exporting them Is soon TO % t''e''-
Roston Commercial Bniieffn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
A congressional Carriage Committee

Our suggestion OF a Congressional
Carriage Committee seems to meet
with very general Appreciation, u u
Il ut least probable that the necessary
steps for the appointment OF said COM
mittec will be taken soon after Con-
,re.s eturns from the holidays. what
the Committee on Carriages should do
1, not TO rsbuke the Attorney General
for charging the lsndaulct TO tn, De
nartment OF Justice, but for pushing
the bill away In n dusty pigeon hole,
where it came near being lost. lie
should have presented IL bodily M
mart and parcel Of those perquisites
which belong to his office, aud thereby
laid down a rule OF action for his col
LEAGUES aud successors. Moreover, the
committees should Inquire what pro
yl.lon las been made for the vehicniar
wants of other members OF the Cao,'
net. Some vi them. wc-understahu,
are using cheap two-horse h~'rouches
tbey ought each to have 4 landanlet ~
least "a handsome as The Attorney
Generals, and hereafter the annual
s.timstes should contain an appropri-
stlon for state coaches az regularly rs
they now do appropriation. Tor tne
army, navy. and the po't-omce'-s''
Loni, Rep., (Iad.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13

BLOOD, scALrs AND IIAm.-when n. =
Waller, the well known and very popular Gold
Hin clothier, reads the defiant and ingenious
manlfsstocs of other dealers threatening 70 sell
clothing at less than cost, or saying that their
stock r. the beet In the country, he merely
allows Q charitable smile to sufusc hi. genial
countsnanee like q gentle zephyr. ripping tne
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. He lwirls his
manly mustache and remarks: That's mol
business. Let gentlemen come and trade Win
me, and when they SEQ that they can buy pc
rIor goods At less price and 20 home ever. nay
better suited, then they win The bsttsr under
stand whom to trade with hereafter" Waller
calls particular attention TO his extensive ttock
Of new goods. Let others talk blood, scalps and
hair, but wallor win 20 on In the even tenor Of
his way, selling hrstrate goods cheap.
NASAL CArAnRH, BnoscHrris. ASTHMA. ANp
all Head, Throat and Lung Diseases; alec Deaf
moss, Discharges nom the Ears. ETC.. succcsa
fully treated BY DR.. Aborn, 2i5 Gcary street,
san Prancisco, AFTER tho ordinary methods have
failed. The most dinicult cases are Invited 10
call. The marvellous cures effected BY his mod
ern scientific method during the past iour years
universal attention; and patients RON all parts
Of the Pacific coast are availlng themselves Of
his treatment.
IxrRovExESrs.-we think that no interior
town ON the Pacific slope IL ahead OF Gold Hill
IN stcady progress. We take no back steps In
improvements. We now have . nrstclass store,
conducted on an honest, straightforward basis,
devoted entirely 10 the salc and manufacture CT
Lsdies', Gentlemen's and Children'r rhoes. A
want long felt has been supplied. and wc con
r~rstulate Mr.. Woodruff on the success he has
already achieved in this nss departure.
TAKE up your line Of march for Chttcnton'',
No. Z 9th Avenue, all ye coughcrs and wheezers
and snuners. II 10 tho depot for Halo's Honey
on Horehound and Tar. which for all ailments
OF Inc lungr and their ar passages IL an imme'
dists and Sovereign remedy. All Druggists keep
ID. Pixies Toothschs Drpps euro In one minnie
Rvrxryo scuooL.-profetsor Cromwell has
opened al evening school At the public school
bpiidlpc I'm Gold fiiil. Daily sessions nom 7 70
q p. ~, Per.ons desiring Instructions. In the
En.lish branches will do well TO avail them
selves OF the present opportunity. Terms rea
sonable. scIoAm
FoR the VERY best Photographs, 60 to RradleJ
A Rulofson's Gallery without bTAl Rs
~ ISCBND IN TIE ELEVATOR, No. A
Scntvomery street. San Pranetseo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
Last Evening.
-


les ophlr, as, 40, rs, 2?5. 20 b3o.
1910 Gould 4 Curry. Is. q. ny. 2'S, q, ~.
iosO p... ! beisAer, 30, 81, "a SO, aSo, os,
sD 81 10. ,oo o.
40 Choltsr.Poto.i, 40. "a. 20. 81. s1S. cox.
si Hale 4 NorcrO's, CO, es, esS. 81, s5S, esS,
90, 10 bsO.
sr7 Crown Point. no. ia, los, 100. icy, 10.
as Yellow Jacket. 81, IS boO. 80, s1S.
32ls imperial. :, 81, 81. sk, So.
Gu Keniuek. IS, %. .bk.
100 Alpha, 10. s9k, n. IS. 50.
GO Bslehsr. M, TIC. IFS, iis oSo. iit, ii4S,
1905 conaa.aes, Il. ils. Is, Ii b,o. iSs.
1871 sierra Nevada. 10, u, 81 bo.
SIS Daney. AZ. 3, a..
iCss E~I.hsqusr. 40. a. n. t9X, q.
1850 ov.rmsn. us, ii.k, us bSo, III hco, IFS,
III.
Il Seq. Beleher. Us, lao.
ITO Justice. iik.
c65 Suecor, ~.
9i5 Csiedonia. 80. 20, Il bso. s9s.
s siS S Slifas1sSf J. ~ y SSta, OK, ~. on, %.
b3o. 81.
As woodvllls, ~. az. ~.
$50 julia, ~. sS.s 8, 50, ~.
1910 Lady Bryan. 15c, 6skc.
SIS Silver hin. Il. i2., i,y bso.
$50 Challenge, a. 81. 81.
so Rock Island, J, N.
40 Utah. sk.
100 Globe. ~, IL.
81.
$50 Eclipse. ~, ~.
$40 Pietou. I.
100 Tyler. ~.
Ms Dayton, ~. 81, 81. 10.
Sts New York Con-. s, A..
100 Con. washoe. ~.
100 Lady Washington, ~, 81.
$40 Andes, ., az, AZ.
1880 Seq. koek Island, ssLe.
SO silver Cloud, ~, IL, ~.
2s Jacob Little. l.
100 kossuth. D.
sos American Flat, ~. me-.
Gu Occidental, ~, a., ~ b3.
yO Senator. 2.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13

COMING TO A DRCisIoS.-On Sunday
evening last party OF hilarious inii'
viiuals belonging Ia Gold Hill made
up their minds to attend church,
knowing that the contribution box
would be passed around, they had q
little controversy over the question n
to which one OF the party should make
the necessary disbursement. They
finally decided the matter by playing
game OF scvcn.up.
A POPULAR PLACE oy RxsoRr.-
Those Of our readers who, when visit
Ing Virginia. happen to feel thirstily
inclined, will do well to call at the
Adriaiic Saloon. where they can iind
anything they may desire In the line
Of beverages. Harry Stephens, the
proprietor. Il q superior mlxologi.t.
Ills assistant, Frank Edwards, Is also
well yersed In forming liquid combi-
nations. Give them a call.
X. or L. lSsrAILATioN.-The fol-
lowing named officers elect OF the
Knights OF Pythias OF Virginia City
were day before yesterday duly Install.
ed by ID. G.. &. Starkweather. OF Car
son: $. II. Goddard. G. Z; William I.
Bowjen. ". c.; G.. l.. Schwab, r.;
e. Corris, h. OF X. aud s.; VI. Strouse.
NJ. Of f.; II. A. Lentz. NJ. OF f.; Z.
Becker. N. at A., aud ii. A. Lentz'
Trustee.
INTERESTING LxcruRE.-Our readers
will bear In mind that tomorrow
"wednesday evening. Rev. Eugene
Sheehy |. to deliver y lecture at Min.
ers' Union Hall. upon the subject oil
"Irish Humor aud Valor." Mr.. Shec..
hy I. \ clergyman OF acknowledged
ability and Il a very eloquent u ei'
frctlya sneaker. Those who attend his
lecture will be well entertained.
ORx snrpNISr.-Yesterdsy 500 tons
Of ore were shipped by rail- from the
Comstock mines To the various mills
In thi, vicinity, distributed n follows
Eureka. l97 tous; Vivian. Is; Morgan,
81; Brunswick. 1855; Mexican. Ia:
Santiago. 70; Empire State, 81; Bacon
co; franklin. 81. The shipment OF ore
by rail to-day amounted to $50 tons.
EpucArioSAL.-rhe whole number
OF puplls attending the Silver City
public school at present Is nlnety-scv,,
en-. We are Informed that the Bosrd
OF School Trustees have decided To EN-
ploy an assistant teacher. and that NJ,
addition Is being made TO the school
building tor that purpose.
MErEoRoLo0IcAI.-rhe weather wal
cloudy up to ten o'clock this forenoon,
when the sun came out bright and
clear until about noon, when the SKY
again became overcast, and all the NJ
ternoon has presented n murky appear
ance. The atmosphere during the
greater part Of the day has been mild
aud balmy.
School ATTENDANCE. - The whole
number Of children attending school
In Gold Hin, Is as follows: Prof
James Department, IS; Mrs. Gsston's :,
81; Miss McDonnell's. 50; Miss hoI'
mans school ION the Divide, %; Prof'
Hyds's school. l50-naklng a total al
tendance OF ISL.
TnEArmcAr--rhe rempletons, since
leaving Virginia. have been playing to
good houses at the Carson Theatre
They give their concluding entertain
men In Carson tonight. They ave
made arrangements to play In hene
Tomorrow night.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
az THE CABLES.
Surrender OF Cartagena.

MApmp, January 3-Cartagena
has surrendered. and 10 now occupied
by Government troops under General
Dominiquez. Upon the capitalization
Of the city, the lntransigne's Junta
aud liberated convicts, went on board
the friSate Newanlca. which was at
tackled by the Government squadron,
and at the time the last dispatch was
forwarded, q naval ensagemsment was
In progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
DISPATCH
Arrested nnd discharged TO An.
swer for u Higher Crime.

swer for Higher Crime.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1873 p, NJ
A few days since w. j. Jones was ar
rested In this city on n requisition from
the Governor OF Louisiapa, with an
Indictment accompanying. In which
he was charged with having sold TO
parties In New Orleans certain silver
mines In Utah, under the false pre-
tense that they were Of great value.
He applied here for a discharge under
n writ Of habeas corpus, and was dis.
charged by the Fourth District Court
to day, OH the ground that the LOU
lslsns Indictment was defective.
In the case OF Antoine Hunkler, &C
cused Of the killing Of his mother, the
Twelfth District to day granted q mo-
ton to discharge the jury, set aside
the Indictment and oider the prisoner
remanded for q new indictment, on
the ground that the proof showed that
tho prisoner ought to answer for q
higher crime than manslsughter, for
which he was indicted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13

W OS
mold Robbery weather : Not Yet
Arrived - Trial OF . Matrteide-
Greenbacks.
SAX Francisco. Jan. 13-l p. NJ
One Of the boldest robberios ever per-
petrated hero was perfected this MORN
Ing on Merchant street, just back Of
the City Hall. John Scott and Geo. F.
Fox assaulted Edward Khreln. young
man from Stockton. knocked him
down, beat him badly, and robbed him
of SIS aud his watch and chain. His
groans were heard BY two officers, who
gave chase to the fellows, and finally,
BY threatening to shoot, brought them
to a halt on Clay street. The money,
watch and chain were found In their
possession.
The weather to-day Is much warmer.
Neither the Colorado nor the China
are yet telegraphed.
The trial Of Antoine Hlnckler for
the murder Of his mother Is still pend
Ing. Testimony for the defense Is be-
Ing given to-day.
Grecnbacks, s9a4aoOH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
MAN

Who 10 . Judge Of nne, fashionable, dur.
able and welcmade clothing, and who 10
at ali familiar with the cost prices OF
puch articles and the rates OF freight
from commercial centers TO this market,
can enter the WHITE HOUSE. inspect
the varied and mammoth stock kept by
COIN d ISAACS, and ascertaln their
prices, without being astonished ct the
superior quality OF goods and the very
low prices 70 be-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
FoUND

In an interior town 90 far removed from
the manufactures OF such articles. The
new stock lust opened IN the WHITE
HOUSE BY COIN D ISAACS 10 the
largest invoice Of Winter Clothing ever
brought Into tho State Of Nevada, en-
bracing Alaska, Chinchilla and Beaver
O~vercosts; Rnglish. French and Amer-
can Cashmere. Melton, Beaver, Diagonal
and Broadcloth Dress and Businefs
Suits Tor mon and boys; Furnishing
Good and Underwear OF every deserip-
tion aud Quality; Hats. Csps. Boots.
Bhoer, Osephoes, Umbrellas, Rubber
0o0ds Of all kinds, Family Blankets,
Trunks, vaiises, ss,chels, and.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-01-13
STOCK REPORT.
iasroarrp DAILY 1T nrxxR . HALL
This MorninE

t~RxroRrEp DALI 1T hiskh hAh
This Msrning.
$50 New York Con-. ~, ~. ~.
so Occidental. ~, AZ bso, ~, ~ b, ~.
Ills Senator. q. AZ.
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