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Foreign Gossip,

600 souls. Here is grand field for mis-
sionary effort.
The Canadian Parliament is investi-
eating those institutions known as mer-
camille agencies
During the year 1878, two persons
were killed in England by the sting of a
wasp, and two by the bite of rat.
Victor Hugo compliments the Count
De Chambord for his manliness in re
fusing to sell his convictions even for the
crown of France.
The London Court Jonrnal sayse
"The Americans are displaying their own
cuteness and our shame by wearing En-
glish Alabama sovereigns in their ears"
Some Jewish ladies have received
permission to open schools in Rome.
This permission has not before been
accorded since the commencement of the
Christian Era.
John Entwistle, of Blackburn, Eng.
land, having died directly after drinking
four gills of sherry, chemist investigat-
ed the liquor, and proved that it had been
adulterated to the extent of eighty per
cent.
The heroines of the prize.ring in En-
gland are Kate Dowell and Ann Morgan.
Their latest mill was made up of twenty.
five CORY rounds, occupying nearly an
hour, and the husbands of the pugilists
acted as bottle-holders.
The Turkish Government must be
sadly in need of money when it is willing
to pay twenty-five per cent interest and
two per cent. commission for q loan of
$25, OOO, 900. Such loan has recently
been negotiated in France.
About seventy thousand tons of Grain
have been stored by the Government in
Bengal in order to avert the threatened
famine. Even though the famine be
checked there will be distress in manv
districts of India on account of the hieh
prices of grain.
The Italian Minister of Justice has
lately introduced . bill in the Psrlia-
ment of that country providing that no
priest shall perform the marriage cere-
mony in church except on production
of certificate that it has already been
performed by civil magistrate. Thisre.
verses the ancient order of things.
Prince Bismarck's inconsistencies do
not go unchallenged. During q discus
sion on the Civil Marriage bill he was
twitted with having formerly held differ
ent views In regard to the subject before
the House. He replied that he was NO
longer the member Of party, but q Min
lister of the Crown, and must subordinate
his personal views to the idea which
guides the policy of the State.
The two negro girls whose bodies are
naturally united at the hips, and who
were until lately shown in this country,
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- to other State officers. These instructions
were given after consultation with the Presi.
dent.
The officers elected by the Iowa House Of
Representatives. on the Esd are: John II.
Gear, of Burlington, Speaker; James NJ.
Wearl, Chief Clerk; L. Irwin, First Assistant
Clerk; Mrs. Sally A. Van Pelt, Of Dubuque,
Enrolling Clerk; Mrs. E. N. Ives, Engrossing
Clerk; w. A. Fulmer, Second Assistant
Clerk. The official count Of the vote for
Governor foots up as follows: Carpenter,
1O6, 122; Vale, 105,O57.
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that farmers have suffered more by railway
exactions than all other causes combined; and
that the railway corporations have out
grown Legislatures or defy them, and have
made the chosen representatives of the people
matter Of barter and sale; and they assert
that 1t Is the duty Of the Legislature and State
officers to investigate the matter Of the VIOLA
ton of the law by the various railway compa-
mics doing business in the State, and
to promptly enforce the laws enacted
for the protection Of the rights Of the people,
and In cases where the present laws may be
found deficient to promptly remedy the de-
fects by new enactments. They also resolved
that no legislative, judicial, or State officer
should be allowed to accept free passes from
railways, and all offers Of any special privi-
leges by railway companies to any such off,
GERS should be looked upon and treated a. q
corrupt attempt at bribery; that 1--WE, as
farmers Of Michigan, regard the organiza-
ton Of the Order of the Patrons Of
Husbandry AZ . movement Of vast Inn
portance, not only to the interests Of the
great producing class Of our country, but
also in It's ultimate and highest objects de-
signed andcalculated to bless society at large"
etc.
The Iowa House Of Representatives effected
an organization on the 2Sd by electing the Re-
publican candidate (Gear) for Speaker, and
Anti Monopolists for the other officers.
The Republican State Central Committee Of
Louisiana have unanimously adopted resolu-
tons protesting against new election -
likely to cost the lives Of hundreds Of colored
men in the northern part Of the State and the
Red River parishes.
The Postmaster ct Austin, Texas, has 10
ceived dispatch from the Postmaster General
directing that al mall matter addressed to the
Governor Of Texas' should be delivered to
Richard Coke, and Ill mail matter addressed
% "0ovsrnoe Z. ]. Dayis," o. 81. ]. Davis,
governor Of Tsxas," should BE- delivered to
Z. =. LAWS. Similar action should be takea
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cOvSAGy 'AAtA "A>u AuAuACutu CoAS VI A0A
life.
Bright sunshine; a blue armament
with masses Of f1eecy clouds tumbling
through it; dry walks and lounging
clerks; light breeze tossing the moistened
air and tanning the cheeks of the people;
cackling hens, winking cats and stretch.
ing dogs. And this a mid-winter day in
the north.-Erehangs.
"A residence on Buchanan street, In.
dianapolis, has the following conspicu-
ously posted upon its front:
mo YouNaE man ALLOWED
To come and COURTE my
DARrER UNLESS
he has $4,000 to PAY DOWN
on . HOUSE and Lot
balance in II q yesres
Tor sail by me. WITHIN"
Two neighbors had long and enven.
omed litigation about q small spring,
which they both claimed. The judge,
wearied out with the case, at last said,
what is the use of making SO much fuss
about little water?" "Your honor will
see the use Of it." replied one of the law.
are both milkmen!" The roar of laughter
audience saw the point.
Mr.. Wendell Phillips tells us, in his
last lecture, that q Connecticut baby, six
months old, looks over the side Of his
cradle, plans model, and gets out pat
ent for it." There has been some little
surprise expressed at the precocity of Mr..
Mill, as an infant who was in Greek at
the age Of three; but after this, the
youthful achievements of the Engliah
philosopher 60 for naught. The Con-
necticut baby is the champion Of the
world in the way of precociousness.
When boy is put to farm labor he
is given an old hoe, . fork with broken
tine, round edged AK, q scythe that no.
body else will use and is expected to
work more hours than hired hand, to do
all the chores, to build fires in the morn.
ing, to run on all errands, to turn the
arindstone and 70 to meeting In cowhide
boots. With this experience he does not
like farming and lecturers, editors, men,
bers of Congress and petty lawyers mourn
because 80 many young men 60 from the
farm to the city. s,, .
IAN efeminate man." says Q recent
writer, is weak poultice. He is cross
between table beer and ginger.pop, with
the cork let out; fresh-water mermaid
found in cow.pasture, with her hands
filed with dandeli0ns. He is . teacup
full of syllabub; kitten in trousers; !
sick monkey with q blonde moustache.
He 10 vine without any tendrils; fly
drowned in oil; paper kite In dead
calm. He lives like butterfly-nobody
can tell why. He il - harmless a. .
penny.worth Of sugar candy, and - USE
less as shirt button without hole. He
Is a. law q elug. and hae NO mora hoDe
than last years symmetry. He goes
through life on tiptoe, and dies like co.
logne water split over the ground"
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A COUGH, COLD OR SORE THROAT

NUsZt5 uItOn Btfeet, New 1OTk.
For sale by all Druggist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-04
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.erlL TO TIM oolp MIL DAILY NEWS
FROM SAN
The Ease Of Coroner Isies-Ths Press
Trotting Race-Disagreemsns 81
. Jury-Rnin stssmer Nailed
Greenbacks.

SAX FRAScrsco, Nov. also P. n.
The case Of Coroner Rice was called up
again to-day in the Twelfth District
Court and is still on trial, bat will prob
ably be finished to-day.
Much interest Is manifested in sport
ing circles about the great t~rotting race
to come on Saturday at the Bay District
Fair Grounds, between occidsnt, Fuller
ton and Chicago, for 90, 0oO-mils heats
three in five, to harness. Notwith'
standing the splendid performances OF
Occident ON Saturday, his friends are q
little nervous about him for the coming
race.
The jury in the Osborne murder case.
after being out all night, came into court
this morning and stated that II was i'm
possible 10 agree on q verdict, and were
discharged. They stood nine for &C
quittal and three for conviction. The
trial will be resumed ut II A. NJ. to-day.
before another jury.
A slight shower Of rain fell last night.
The steamer Montana sailed for Pan.
IN at noon. She took ninsty-fsur
passengers, $4,000 in treasure, and S27
tens OF freight.
Greonbacks. oH@oih.
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E.atsrn EIection Returns.

Eastern Eisetiea Returns.
PHILADELPHIA, November Ain the
Twenty. fifth Ward. olmstsad (Rsp.) for
Lieutenant Governor. has $50 majority.
In the Fifteenth Ward the vote was:
olmstsad. l.l56; Kelly (Rsp.). for Con-
gress, 936. In the Nineteenth Ward
olmstsad has 1884 majority. and Rob
bins (Dsm.), for Congress, s43 plurality.
which elects him to Congress. In the
Seventeenth Ward. Lolita (Dsm.). fer
Lieutenant Governor, has so majority.
and Robbins a plurality Of 100. The
Twenty.sscond Ward gave olmstead
l,24s majority. and Robbins q plurality
OF 4i5. Olmstsaa has 1855 majority
in tho Twenty-si1th Ward. and Freeman
CRsp.). for Cangrsas, . plurality Of 6si.
which elssts him from the First District
over Florence (Dem.) The city vote
complete gives 4 net Republican major
ity for olmstsad Of II, 232 against %, All
last year.
DETROIT. November An Wayne
county. which includes Detroit and COM
poses tho First Congressional District,
the Democrats elect their entire county
ticket. except Clerk. Their majority ON
Governor is $50; on Congrsrsman J. 1857.
The Democrats will have a large rep
rssentation in the Legislature and pos
sibly q majority.
Episcopal Convention.
NEW York. November 4.-Phs Pro-
testant Episcopal Convention. which has
been in session in this city for some
time past, adjourned last night, and will
hold its next session in Boston in 1877.
Previous to adjourning a pastoral letter
was issued.
U.inE the Public Moneys.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-From 1867 70
1870 Gen. Howard invested over $780,
900 in Government bonds, and used the
interest received from such bonds in
payment Of bona ids claims, in order 70
make up the deficit in public funds
caused by payment Of fraudulent claims.
Attorney General Williams, to whom
was submitted certain questions in rs-
gard to the responsibility Of Generals
Howard and Bullock for such use Of
public moneys, states that criminal pros
scution against thom is barred by limita-
tons and opposed by statutes, but they
still remain civilly liable. and suits may
be begun against them to recover. and
whatever money may bsrscovered should
be turned into the Treasury in the same
manner as money recovered from dslin.
qusnt officers in other cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-04
FOREIGN NEWS.
French Expulsion OF spauiar

French Expulsion OF spanisrds.
LONDON, November 4.-The French
Government has issued orders srpelling
all SpaniardsI from the frontier towns to
prevent them participating in the en-
pected attack on Iruin by Don Carlos.
Five thousand Spaniards are to be sent
to the relief OF Iruin by the Spanish
Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-04

To DrsrErrIcs.-ws do not agree to cure
you, but from q careful analysis 81 Doolsy's
Yeast Powder, we can safsiy recommend II -
producing nutritious, light. healthy bread, Bis
suit.. rolls, etc I, which can DO eaten with I'm
puniiy and reli,hed By the most sensitive
practical observations, and with the knowledge
ihst no Injurious substances whatever enter
min the eomyosition Of DoSley's Yeast Powder.
Groesrs everywhere keep It. booley 4 Brother,
Manufacturer. 50 New street, New York. IL
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o n n
We extract the following from the Ban
Frnnsisco Aha of New. ID:

We s2teSs M HUN ans ooA
Fransisco Ala Of New. ID:
The stock market was under . very
strsng "bear influence this morning
very persistent and very conspicuous.
Certain skillful and vigorous brokers
were commissioned to break the market.
and they offered stocks regardless OF
cost. although quite willing 10 withdraw
NJ many from tho record as possible.
The news from the mines in generally
good. The aspect Of the ophir lower
lsvsl Ia such as to encourage the idea
that the mine may resume Its old posi-
ton Of IL years since ~ the banner mine.
At this moment, however. Consolidated
Virginia bean the palm. and the wealth
must DO very great that will exceed its
opulenos. Ophir was strong at $50 30
and Consolidated Virginia at Sl16 30.
Crown Point was steady. as also Bslchsr
which 10 now hosting its regular 500
tons per day. The damage to the air
shaft will be repaired n soo a. the
shaft cools Of. and 1t may cost Sl5. 600
to $40. 900. The Geld Hill mines we're
strong. They will get int the Imperial
20O0-foot level this week. The election
in Nevada will probably interfere with
work. since all hands may be mustered
on deck. after which everything will
bloom like the "ross Of sharon" The
market closed generally steady.
FLowxnr PRxcNcr -Fifty-four votes
wero cast in Fiowery Precinct at the
election yesterday. Hazletts' majority
footed up II. Bowman 81. Beatty 30.
Earll 90. Bicknell 90, Minor -, Tebbs
&c. Tufiiy &c, Hobart a5. Day 90. Kelly.
Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
"a. whitshill. State M~inerologist, 90,
Pswning. State Printer. 20. Republican
Legislative tiekst-mAjority "a. Rising,
District Judge. 20. Showers. Sheriff. 10.
Ash. County Clerk. 81. Campbell. Dis
trict Attorney. "a, Treasurer. Stern. %.
County Assessor. Gracey. 30, Public
Administrator. Mayer. %. Superinten-
dent Of Schools, Flint, 81. Surveyor,
Browne. "a, County Commissioners.
Republican majority, "a.
CoKRrcrIoS.-william Upham {" I'm
Gle Billy. one Of the mon who were so.
severely burned at the recent burning Of
the Belcher air shaft. was reported dead
day before yesterday. but we arc pleased
to say that such is not the fact. He Is
in q fair way 10 recover.
TiKxp Our.-The Inspectors OF Flee
ton, both here and in Virginia are well
nigh worn out with their arduous and
protracted labon. A law should be
passed allowing two shifts.
vorK CAsr.-The vote polled in vir-
ginia yesterday was a follows: First
Ward. CSC: Second Ward. zoos; Third
Ward. 1853; Fourth Ward, S3S. To-
tai. $3.50.
Nor THE MAS.-Mr. Abraham Booth
Of this place, wishes US to state that he
is not the Booth who broke out OF Jail
in Virginia a few days ago.
THEIR CoSDrIoS.-M Of the sur
vivors who wore burned at the time Of
the recent confiagration in the Bslchsr
air shaft are getting along finely.
IMPROVING. - Judge Will Campbell,
who has been laid up with pneumonia
for the past two days, was considerably
better this morning.
ORE SmrNrSr.-The daily shipment
Of ore over the v. K T. Railroad
amounts at present to about il5 car
loads.
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CURE OF INTERNAL cANKER.

wApswoRIn. New. Aug. 8, isTa.
Il 10 with feelings Of heartfelt Joy that ! ties.
tify this for the benefit OF DE-. II. Price, y South
o street, Virginia City. had been confined TO
nv bed for two months with Internal Canker
oil the Mouth and stomach. My nicnds had
given me up. I was Informed that ID. Priee
eanker on his nose, 20 I wrote TO him.. il 10
hardly 70 be believed. but from the frst dose Of
medicine I received from him ] began TO mend.
am now In perfect health, and look A. well a.
ever did. I recommend DR.. Price TO every
WIN. RUST. Wordsworth, New.
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s-ocx. rr-Bui Boois and Shoe are down,

therefore II IL M wonder that c. A.. No,ts-
meier. OF the Metropolitan Boot and shoe
storr. No. los South Q street. Virginia. 10 do
inc such q rushing business. He has Just 70
turned nom San Francisco with q lrr.s stock
on the latest styles and beet quality Of boots
and shoes. which he 10 selling cheaper than
ever. just walk up to No. iO5 South O street.
and examine his new goods. II
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s%iIpDLR.AaEp n z

Blue PoHrs. - LArrssised. delicious b
morning a. Tom Hs6fon's celebrated Eating
stand, Palaos Saloon. Virginia City. Also oil
kinds Of Sab, spring chicken. porter houss
steaks and everything else eravsd By the inner
man. Hs6ron6 dinner combinations are Q
marvel OF ~gastrononie skin. sell N
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wu, r. It'd i, no, strange :. all that The

.,dev.lk In mont Of W. X. Rison's store 10
hlockaded With goods every day, and 20 many
Z few dollarr you can buy groceries enough 70
do for a month. You can buy fresh toma.
so..' an AN. for Is cts; fresh peaches, IN
ear. Is ct..; fferh oy-ters, N can. Is cts: pie
fuit. an can, Is cts. and everything In proper
,isa' do and get q package OF Rison's coffee,
nes6 ground every week. Try Il. .
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STOCK REPoRT.
lx.ronr.D DAILY IT n. r. xrArna . co
Last Evenfng.

~ln.roHrsp DAILY NJ \. r. HEATING . col
Last Evening.
40 Meadow Valley. sH, tk
rs Raymond 3 Ely. isX, Is, isx
20 Eur ka Con-, tak
$50 American flAg. ~, q.
6i0 Belmont. 8. *
200 Monitor Belmont. IN
iiss Re Patch. :, ~, az bso, sk,sS
sou Quinters. ise
200 Prussian. a.. 80
90 Z X Con-. rs
100 X Dorado South, IL
$50 C~aiis;oga. II bsu. iik
$50 Gsldsn Chariot, ~, AZ
800 Ida Elmere. M
100 Poorman. Soc
itso California, %, %. 0X
ass Best q Beleher, m. 50 bso. IN b,o
Go Beicher. o5x. 80. 50 b, ssk, 81, Nk, mx
$50 oy.r%sn, = b. ''N b, 81, HS. IS SAN
loss yellow Jacket, S, siS. Is. SS,s
sos baltimore. ~. sk
iOs Caledonia, II, liz. II
so Ksntask. itk, Nk 80, IS, i+S. isk bio,
lax
s's crssn r.in., sx. g. nX, IS, SAY, 81.
SIS Confidence. an, a
1918 Ophir. 81. osk
4so chollar Po,osl. 81. ux b. Sk
$50 Imperial. .. 81. VI. ~ -
$50 Empire Mil. oA
iso Con- virmis. lie. iisx. iis, i,x; liz
100 Male y Noseross. a, az, al, al E
Thu. MerninE.
10 ophir. ,sx. ssx. % e,o. s9,.. %. % sio
$40 Gsald q Curry. 2sh, 25k, $500
Go Bssi 4 ssIchsr. u, %. sik. siS. ssx eo'
3, : s s:s:.s;F e; ;:s' s. .x. s, bio, ..s s.o.
IA, Hslss a Noreross a., <tx. Az, Stx bs
40 Cre~n Point. 81, SAX. 50, MIN. s1x bSo
40 yellow Jacket, ". e. % bSo. SS
las Imperial. ion. ioS. ION. ioS
10 ssl.Ssr. 81. s9s, g bio. IS. SIX, s'x bio
500 Con. Virginia. io. i1i, 100 sO
iofu Kentuek. 10, isS. ieA. oS
355 Alpha. lsk
80 sierra Nevada, ~. sx. ss b
40 s.s' e:iss-r. 40 80, 100
iiio o,,rman 81. =, 9S ss, stk. as
100 Justice. -. IN
100 sueeor. %
100 Lady bryan. az
is Cal-donis, 10. i9S. i9x
20 kniekerboeker, AK
is ssi,liSoIs ". ~. ..
100 BACON. 81
sis Dalllsn. Il. itx. IS. isk
$50 California, o9k ~
7i0 silver iiill. q. sS.sk
10 kelipss, ~, :. sk.sk
500 Dayton, 81, 81. ~
100 Rock Island. ts.t. h3
10 New York, a.3k
20 Dardaaslles. IS. II
20 senator. ~ IL
us occidental. ~
% Union Con. i9k, ID
80 American Flat.
1900 woodvifie. AZ, asa
IN Nl,t 4-L
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TO YOUTHS AND MIN.

The only perfect cure, permanent and relia'
BILE, for Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Impotence. etc., worth .ti,O0l TO tho nnior.
tunate. No quackery or deception. The fulles'
guarantee given. All business strictly conn'
Dental. Those who cannot call In person
should write their case hllly-agc. married OF
single, cause, symptoms, duration 81 Illness,
ETC.. and inclose IS for fee and hr-t medicine
r. PRICE, N. D.,
virsInia City, Nevada.
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N-o.,,,,rr pnryrxrrp.-It woald no . med.

crate estimate 10 place the number OF casss In
which consumption IL prevented BY the timely
ten thousand per annum. No cough. cold.
bronchial affection. sore throat or othtr ailment
Of the organs OF respiration can ever degenerate
into 4 mortal disease II this palatahle and abso-
utely lnfAllible specific be taken In time and
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A REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAF.
NESSI


publish this card for the benefit OF DR.. II.
Price, n South G street. Virginia city, In nm.
bounded gratitude for what he has done for me,
and for his skill a. = physician and surgeon:
Deafness 10 horriblel II renders q person
anal Tor any bushes. have been afiicted for
over three year., entirely deaf with one ear and
nearly deaf with the other. was recommend
Cd 70 DR.. Price by Mr.. Joe Garner, engineer.
Of this city, Q ~weltknown citizen, whom he
cured last year Of deafness Of twenty'sevcn
years standing. The Doctor puncturcd, a. he
orphaned to me, the membrane tympana "A
serious surgical operation. l placed myself
under his treatment Q week ago. and, strange
10 say, In this short time ! have rceaired my
hearing. A physician able TO perform such
cures ought TO DO pstronized by all suffering
from similar affections. Ny thanks TO him,
and hope this card will bring him many pa.
J. BOONE, Union Foundry.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th
DAY Of February, A. ID is1&.
WILL II. BURIAL. ,,,
tuAL.) Notary Public.
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WHEN you ieel 4 cough or bronchial Auction
creeping on the lungs take Ayers Cherry Pee
torsi. and cure II before II becomes ineura-
BILE.
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CARD.
Care Of worst Case Of Rheumatism.

WIZ "0''
pl Puos-Dear Sir: suffered from Rheu.
mstism during last Winter more than pen can
write was bedridden all Winter, suffering
al the tortures hesh can bear. II makes me
shudder 10 think OF my palms at ovcry change
Of weather, / had likewise Q humor settled in
nv len eve. I could not open u all Winter. ]
Tried an phypicians, all .ointmcnts, hot drops
and sweating medicines 10 be got. without any
benefit Whatever. A happy day II was Tor me
when Isaw your advertisement and commenced
your treatment. began TO mend rapidly. !
gained eleven pounds In fourteen days. l am
now ~ well " ever. and sincerely. recommend
your treatment 10 any one troubled with Rheu'
nation. ,.c,, ,,vy,,
Ysurs truly, JoShfh hWhLL.
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70. the very eestPsotogrphs 20 TO 6r.dis
4 Rulofson's Gallery without 8TAlRS
/" ASCEND IN THE ELKvATOR, No. -
Hontgomsry street. San Franeises.