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EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Female Institute,
Staunton, Va,
REV. VI. 4. HARRIS, D. D., President,

viii begin its 25th annual session SepteI..-
Der 18th, 1874 This IL one OF the first schools
for young ladies In the south. Faculty con-
sists of twenty-three teachers and officers,
bull. ings elegant, scenery grand, health un-
surpassed, feeble constitutions here entirely
restored, attended by young ladies from fif-
teen southern states, and n large number of
pupils attend this school from all sections OF
the state OF Texas.
For further information consult our pat
rons- Major l. G. Rouniree, Galveston; Hon.
X. q. Mills, Corsicana; Judge :. =. Munger,
Houston; Rev. X. II. Taliaierro. Austin; Colo
mel Thomas H, Jones, Snlado; Judge J, II.
Reagan, Palestine; Colonel George +. Afford,
Galveston; II. r. Hearne, OF Hearne; Colonel
d. ID. Giddings, BRENNAN; Mrs, NJ. d. Sen
verton Calvert, and oil our numerous pat,
rons throughout Texas. A gentleman VIII
leave Galveston LIST of September who Will
take charge of all young ladies going 10 this
institute. In regard to escort, write Rev. w.
A. Harris, of Staunton, Va.
Terms for scholastic year--board and tut
ton in college course. $40 90. Extras moder-
ate For catalogue of sjxty-four pages, adj
dress REV. w. a. HAhHlS,
I2Idlm4 Swim stanton, Va.
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CnnnetI GOOds.

Peaches 2-lb, " dozen, 81 1902 6O;foars, 2-lb, "
dozen, 50 90; Pmms, green cages, I'm " dozen /,
81 IS; Strawberries, 2-b, " dozen, So 70; RaSp-
berries, 2-b, Ndozen, 81 W; Backherries, 2-lb,
% dozen, 81 50; Tomatoes, 2-b, u dozen, 50 %.
dozen, 81 50; Succotash, 2-b, q dozen, SO 50;
HOLSTERS, LIB, u dozen, So 0O Oysters, l-lb, v
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

oFFIoE on TnE DALLAS llRRALp,(
July ~, 1874. !
nuylng, selling,
Gold ,,,,..-' ''''..'''''rl loW Will
bllYer,"".,,,,u-, @luI
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COKE AND TAR.

We are now ready to supply those desiring
coke or coal tar. Coke is used extensively in
all cities for cooking. Any stove with crate
put in it, will burn 1t. 1t Is cheaper and less
trouble than wood, All orders must ue LETT
at the office OF the company,
j. ID. SCRUGGS.
Secretary Dallas Gaslight Company, over
Schneider & Davis store, l2}itf
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Tin: &c, l0xli, charcoal, per bog sl7 80; TX
IOxl4, charcoal, $40 90; 10, Hxl2, charcoal
S22 90; &c, charcol, l4x2O, 1850; TX, charcoal,
l4x20, $40 50; lC l4x2O, roofing, 3l6 90; lC, 2OX
2S, S3i 90; block tin u 10 SOC; sheet zinc D. %
l5c; Pig lead u ID lOc Copper bottoms q n
Soc Sheet iron 20x27 y ID l2%c; Solder extra
refined q ID 3Sc; Galvanized iron in hhl bun
dies q II zoe: American Russia u ID Nc.
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Liquors.

Brandies-Apple, 81 5Og3 00 Peach, SO 76@
SO; Cognac, 81 25@7 W.
WhislSies-Bourbon and Rye, 81 75@3 90;
Imitation Bourbon, 81 l5Ggl 70.
Wines-Port and sherry, 81 50g3 w.
Rectified Whiskey 81 lOgl 10.
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Dried apples Tb ;Lemons,T boS S9;omngcs
" box 50 90 Figs, new % 10 Zoe; Raisins, in
layers, u box, new 81 w; Dried ourrnnts,
zante, " u, new LOCI Turkish prunoSs newl
new d N zoe; Walnuts, u N pic, Brazil nuts,
" ID zoe; Peanuts, % II l24c Cranberles, "
barrel SIS; Cocoanuts, u 100 $40 0O@l2 ~; Fine
fancy candy, u 10 25@JOc; Pecans, n bushel
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CHANGE az Tava u:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, JULY 5, 1874,
CLOSE CONNECTION

At Miiineolu ana International Junction,
with trains on the International and Great
Northern Railroad, for Tyler, Palestine,
Huntsville, Houston and Galveston. Az
shreveport, with the Red river boats, for
New Orleans ana the South, and with the El
paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe,
Vicksburg and the South. AT Tesarkana,
with the
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All sizes, from to 90 cut 80 90; all sizes cas-
ing to 10 81 co. all sizes finishing TO 10 81 W;
81 fine 50 %; refined bar iron &c " ID; plow
iron Sc u 10; pillow steel l2lac u d.
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THE GENERAL MARKET.

Business continues mir. There Is no mate
rial change In quotations nom last report,
Our merchants have null and complete stocks
laid down at low ligurcs, and purchases can
be made at unusual advantage, The follow
Ing quotations represent regular wholesale
prices In flllng small orders higher rates
Will have 10 De paid.
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Drugs.

Alcohol q gal 81 2S; Gum Camphor q ID 60c;
Chloroform 81 50; Gum opium iEb $40 5O@li O0
indigo, hest, u ID 81 1908 0O; Magnesa ~ ID 50g
tDc; Maddcr u ID Sa20c Oil, sweet, y gnl " 90;
Sperm 6, gal 50 0J; Bergamot, pure, 10 81 Jog
G0; oil OF Lemon 50 75G7 90; Soda sal English
n II Sc; sulphur flour . h Sc; ROSin b. 10 7c;
meal 81 90; Copperas 69Sc; Liquorice extract
soc; Morphine 81 506eS 90; OIL, Castor q gal So %
az 50; Olive q gal ~ 2592 50; Tanners 81 90;
Cassia q III 81 80; Quinine u OF 81 70; Soap
CASTLE u n 2Oc Soda ash o 10 l2c; Saltpetre
pure u ID SOC; Commercial q II l5c Venetian
red y ID Sc; White lead pure per keg Sl3 COG
10 90; Strictly pure per keg SUB 50gli 20; Linz
seed oil raw u gal 81 2O@l ID Boiled b gal II 20
nl 30,
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Flour-Extra Family 81 5O@O 0Oj Choice
XXX IS COOS 81 INK u 75J5 VI; Xxx " @@
90.
Iran, y 100 lbs, 81 25.
Oats n bnshel GUjg75c,
Wheat per bushel, 81 10.
Corn, per bnShcl, 81 OO@l 10,
Corn meal per 30 lbs, u 0l@l 10,
Potatoes-Tablc s. 0O5s5 90.
Beans: White navy " 100 lbs So 50g7 20.
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Bacon; Clearsidos l2c; breakfast lie;
Hams, canvassed, ligl6c Hams, sugar-cured,
l5o.
Prime zoe; Choice SOC; Golden syrup Soc silver
Drips 75lgSOc.
sugar In barrels per pounds Fair l0ci
Prime Nc; Choice l2ci Yellow clarified l2ci
White clarified l2c;powdered liciCrushed ~.
Fish tMackoroDi No. !, half barrels sl0i No.
.. half barrels 80; No. kits 50 70, NO. :, Kits
" 30.
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TObnco0l per I'd, UlWS5c.
lollee and Ten.


Rio, common, re; Fair Ia good, 2Sci Prll
10 choice, 29c; q. q. Java, %ci Tea, pur ID, 7
Il %.
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Dry Goods.

Prints: Merrimac Toe; Ancona SIC; Glouces-
ter Ice; Simpson Mourning Ice; Sheppard
Plaids Toe; Pinks and Puppies loo; Cnyudutta
Solids Sc; Montville Plnks and Puppies Sc;
Columbian &c; Genaire 7}2c; Hope OAc,
Bleached Sheeting and Shirtings: Fruit OF
the Loom 1886; Dwight star l6c; Chapman
Long Cloth l219c; Social Mills l. l212c; Boot
re; New Market l0c; Canoe &c.
Lawns and Percales: From l2l3 TO zoe.
LnnlnlL1.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-23
Rs,,siou. service. ro-Morrow.


ST. JouS's CHURCH, GoLp HitL'-
There will bs divine services to-mor'
row (whiuunday) at II A. NJ, with the
administration OF the holy csmmun.
ion. Aiso service In the evening Mt
7:i5. Tho seats are free and all are
very cordially invited. Sunday school
at l:30 r. N.
NJ. Z. CHURCH, GoLD HrII~-Divinc
services will be held At this church to-
morrow Sunday as follows: Preach
Ing at los A. NJ. and +. NJ; SUNDAY
school at Il. r. NJ; prayer meeting.
Thursday, Z r. VI. All ara Invited.
RELLorous.-Iisv. Mr.. MeGrath will
preach In the National Guard Hall.
Virginia City, tomorrow evening al
4 O'Clock.
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In Morpsrsa.-Aii Of the locomo'
tiyes and passenger cara on the viz
pinls & rruckeo Railroad arc drap-
Cd la mourning to-day, "a al expires
sion Of sympathy on the psrt OF tne
employees OF th- company win super
intendsnt Yerington, In his oersas
msnt occasicned BY the death OF MS
wife.
TAnLSss RRsERyoIR. Among the
latest ofths many improvements going
on la aud about Silver City, Msssrs.
Fair q Mackey are building a man.
moth reservoir a short distance below
Town. near the ruins OF the old No
yada Foundry, to catch mill tali'ng'
In.
LrrrrR Losr.-A letter directed to
David Spauldlng. Virginia City, was
Loaf this forenoon between the Bullion
verks and the Gold Hill NEWS once'
The finder will confer 4 favor oy leHV.
inc the same either at this oiiice OF ~
the Virginia City Post-otiiee.
ConnEcr,os.-Counsslor Daniel In
farm. M. that our court Item Ia last
"v.nj,g,s News was incorrect IN re-
seect 10 his having been ARRESTED. ne
crnred An the case only rs attorney
and succeeded In clearing hi' mah'
TRAM LArK.-rhs passenger tram
from Reno. due hero at . 4. ~, was
nm borr and q half late to-day on 40
count Of having to walt AZ Reno lo'
ths eastward bound train Oh tho oeu-
trail Pacific.
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JUsrIcE wMour's CouKr. The
attention Of Judge wright's court
was occupied with q case Of assault
and battery. From the evidence II ap.
peared that two miners had an alter
catlsn In the Belchsr milne. and upon
coming of shin one Of the men walt.
ed for the other on the railroad track,
near the Crown Point bridge, and
struck him q severe blow OH the side
Of tho head with some hard instru.
ment. cutting q considerable cash and
knocking him down. Fer this he wai
found guilty OF assault and fined go
and costs Of court.
A Coon BUsrxkss.-If there 10 any.
thing In Appearances, COIN & Isaacs,
the accommodating clothlers, Ne 10
South c street, vlrglnia City. are Ger.
talnly doing q splendid buslness. Not
q day passes or train arrives, bu: what
seems to bring them q fresh supply oil
Just such goods ~ everybody wants.
When passlRg along G street, just
drop init won't cost you anything to
take a look, aud may BE- money 10 your
pocket.
FUNERAL or Mas. YEMsoToN.-The
funeral Of Mrs. II. II. Ysrlngton was
held At the Episcopal Church In Car
son City at one o'cleek this afternoon.
aud was attended BY q large concourss
Of people. Rev. G.. b. Allen oflclated.
a large NUMBER Of friends OF the dc.
ceased, residing In Virginia and Gold
Hill, went down to Carssn this morn
Ing In carriages and on . special train
In order to attend the funeral.
GRAND SQuiRr To-MoRnow.--The
members Of the Gold Hill Fire De-
partment will DO liable to forget that
Monumental Engine Co. No. 9. from
the Divide, are coming down to Gold
Hill tomorrow with their new steam
or In order to give her squirting eapa-
cities a square trial. Yellow Jacket
Engine Co. Ne. 2 are notified to meet
at l2ia o'clock, In order to receive the
Invaders properly. Sec notice.
No ALARM.-Ths destruction Of the
Succor hoistlng work, down the canyon
this morning caused no general
alarm. No whistles or bells were
sounded. The other morning q shingle
or two taking fire on the roof OF the
Atlas mill. In that vicinity, caused =
most furious and noisy general alarm.
which brought out the whole Gold
Hill Fire Department.
EMMEr GUARD PicSIc.- Don't for
get the ninth grand target excursion
aud picnic or the Emmett Guard,
which takes place at the Bowers Man.
sion. washos Valley, q week from
to.morrow. Secure a ticket aud have
a jelly good aud pleasant time.
BARErAcED Doisos.-rhs "Nsksd
Truth" or the hairless horse, will be
exhibited this evening at Carson. 1t
Is the most barsfaced curiosity ever
seen In this country.
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IDuelllng In Mississippi.

A correspondent Of tho Now Or.
leans Piedgane had an Interview with
Governor Ames, OF Mississippi, upon
the subject OF duelllng In that State,
aud thls is what the Governor said:
am determined to put m end to
the business. When Colonel Rhstt
killed Judge Cooley, though = strong
pressure was brought to bear against
me. | thought I would not interfere,
believing ~ the harm was done Il
might be- Q preventive for the future.
In short, II n man grossly insulfed an-
other aud was killed, l had an Idea
that people would bs rather chsry OF
how they did such things Ia the future,
aud therefore took no stand. The
people OF Louisiana, however, did not
seem to appreciate this &C all, aud 10
and behold! the very next difficulty
they had among themselves they came
ever here aud fought. lgrcwR little
angry, but as no Que was hurt | took
no action again. But when the dif.
ficulty took place between Phillips
and Blenveuu, and the latter was kill
ell, | determined to put an end TO this
bloody work At once, and tslsgraphsd
to arrest all persons lighting duels In
this State. aud to prosecute them to
tho full extent Of the law. Now. ~
II TO aid insult to injury, hero comes
alsng q whole crowd OF people to en-
gsge In another affair. They are fully
equipped. They bring wine, cigars
aud satables, aud then 20 cody to
work to try and kill each other, with
reporters 10 chronicle events. For
tunatsiy, u o one 10 badly hurt ; but
tho whole crowd Il arrested and lock-
sj up. Now. I propose TO have them
all Indicted aud punished, rs an cx.
ample. am going not only to Ind
trus bills against them, but also
against the participants In the others;
aud II 1 cannot get them In this State,
1 will Issue Regulations and have them
brought hero aud tried. They need
not think, because 1t 10 the custom Ia
Lea,slana, that It Is or 10 going to be
the custom In this State. II can't
get witnesses against them | will have
some one Of the number to turn States
evidence. and will convict them OH
that. II thoy all refuse to testify, then
I can. under the laws Of this state,
send them to isIl until one does.
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The Oldest Human Relic.

In tho Etruscan vase room Of tho
British Museum, 10 to be seen the
skeleton OF one Pharaoh Myksrlnus,
dscently cncassd In Its original burial
clothes, and surrounded by frsEmsnts
Of the coffin, whsrson the name OF It's
occupant can be easily read by Egypt
ologIsts, affordlng conclusive evidence
that Il once contained the mummy Of
a king who was relgnlng In Egypt
more than = century before the time Of
Abraham. The proof Il thus explained
In the Gentlemmn's Mdgdrine, April,
1866: About two years ago, Herr
Dumlchen. q German explorer Of the
monuments Ia Egypt, following up
tho indications pointed out by ii.
Marietts. a distinguished archasole-
gist, discovered OH the buried wall 81
the temple Of Osiris, Obydos, q large
tablet containing the names Of the All
clsnt Pharsshs from the time OF Mis-
rain. the grandson OF Noah. the
founder Of the Egyptian monarchy, -
that Of Pharash Soti l., the father OF
tile we'll known Ramescs the Great, In
Guiding thereby the chronology Of
nine centuries. viz: from d. c. $500 to
b. G. 400. This tablet, by far the
most Important yot discovered. has
been compared to the sculptured
agurss Of tho kings Of England, at
the Crystal Palace. from William the
Csnquorer to Her Majesty Queen Vic.
toria. Astronomical evidence. more
over. enables US to determine the
time OF two important epochs In the
history OF Egypt. M Of which Is Gen.
nscted with u present subject. Sir
John Hsrschel has fixed the age Of tho
Great Pyramid OF Ghlzsh the middle
OF the 22d century b. G. The tablet
Of Abydos shows that tho Pharaoh
whose bsnss We now posses succeeded
the builder Of the Great Pyramid with
only two intervening kings. We are.
therefore, warranted In assuming that
the remains Of Pharaoh Myksrinus be-
long to the age to which we have as
signed them.
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ASSESSMENTS

Indus 10 cents per shave; levied, March 10
~delinqaent. April 70: hale day, May II.
Original Geld uiil-,o csni- per share
levied. March ~; delinquent. April a.; sale
day, May II.
Geuid a Carry-$a per share; levied,
March &c; deiinqaent. April ~; sale dsy'
NAY %.
Dassy-ss cent. per share: levied, March 81
delinquent, May 5: sale day, May 70.
Lady rsrsnn-so cents per share: levied,
March 81 delinquent. May 4; sale day
Nay q.
Ssuth Oyerman-3s cents per share. levied
Aprili; delinquent. May sale day Ma,
virginia city Coal Company-io cent.
per share levied. April delinquent, May
sale day, June Is
sueeor-si per share; levied, April 10; do
linqaeni, May Is; sale day, Juns ..
Jussiee-si 81 per share; lowed. April IS
delinquent. May 20; sale day, June ~.
Pietou as cent. per share levied April 20
~delisqasni, Nay ~; sale day June 10.
Itah Al per share: levied. April "a; delln'
qusni, Nay &c .ale day. Jane 10.
Mlnt-iO cents per share levied. May 1; dc
linqueni, June >; sale day, June %.
u~artrsrd-so cents per share; lsried, May
1; delinquent, June 4; sale day. June ~.
view York Consoiidatsd-si per share
levied, NAY Ia; delinqusn,, June IL; sale
day, Juns ~.
Duekeys-50 cent. per share: levied, May
Z delinquent, June . sale day, June -.
10 cents per share levied, April ., de.
i.nqueni. Nay II sale day, June :.
Goedman-9 cents per share: levied. May
Is: delinquent. June Is; sale day. July IN.
Rock Islands 81 per share; levied. May IL
delinquent, June 10; sale day, Julyo.
49,
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NEW BELcnER AIR SuAFr.-Grad.
ing for the purpose Of slnking 4 new
air shaft sast Of the present hslstlnE
works, between the American Flat
tell road and the Crown Point switch
of the Virginia aud Truckes Railroad,
MAS commenced yesterday morning BY
tho B-lsher Mining Company. This
air shaft will penetrate the ledge az .
dcpth Of 1000 feet from the surface.
After passing through the ledge to the
west wall, 10 will then be changed
from q perpendicular to an Incline
shaft aud feilsw down tho wsst wall
OF the ledge aud will give . much
needed ventilation OF that portion Of
the niue. as well ss being Of vast ben
edit ir the opening out and thorough
prospecting % the large bodies OF vir:.
gin ground lying between the sou aud
lOOO.foo levels.
Drcow,rios DAY.-rhs members OF
Phil. Kearnsy Post Of the Grand Ar
nv Of the Republic held = meeting
night before last and perfected arrange.
mrnts for the observance OF Decora-
,ion Day. The exsrelsss At the cerne-
,ary will be brief and transformations.
All Of the civic and military organiIs-
lions In storey county are cordially
invited to participate In tho ceren'o-
MOS Incident TO the occasion. Con.
tribu,lons OF flowers will DO thank
mlly received aud acknowledged by
the committee having tho matter In
charge.
RATS Eaa.-The other night ons OF
the miners working on the ll0o-foot
level Of tho Crown Point mine, In
hunting abou, the cap timbers for his
pipe. happened to ind q let Of medi-
rated capsules. He had never seen
any before aud was nightly pleased
with his discovery. says he, "oeys.
see hero now. I have found a mist Of
at.' egg, aud I'm goln' to take EN-
home to the ould woman to put In her
cabinet Of curioslties."
BASE BALL. The Silver Stars Of
Carson will indulge In . baseball tour
nsment with the O'Shaugnnsssy Club
Of Virginia City Tomorrow.
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MIDDLE.AGED 4

A VERY EArIr. safe AMI easy way TO make mo
ney. Il to procure territory 10 Introduce the latest
ussmllnycntion that 4. wanted every day by every
me. every where. who has q family. q hill-siiei
Scwing Machine with Tabl. AMI Trcailc tor only
Sln that does the same work as q machine You
wuuhI pay So for. rapid. smooth ani 1rnl, makes
4 seam ~ strong that the cloth VIII tear before the
stitches viii rp apart, Elght new aitarhnents Tor
all work an tlo Improved Iutton Hole worker used
by us only. Agents only ne~l show thcn In opera.
tion to sell In every house they enter. ~ anil up.
wards cleared daily by smart agents. No such ma.
chine was ever ntlersi NJ any such price,. 1s.nD soil
last year, O,nD families Use them. Demand In
cnclslng every day where th.y become known.
Ministers, Judges, Lawyers. Eiiior.. Machinlsts,
Tallors, etc. recommend thcn So perfect. Rights
giyen tree 10 tirst applicants. II there u no agency
IN your place, write for u. or buy q machine for your
family or a relation, there u none better or 10 cheap.
Machines sent 10 all parts ~ the country on receipt
Of price. so, Real advertisement hcflnnlng 50
SiVrl IN every Family" IN another column Of this
paper. Aidrcs, the fmptictors, kongRr J. MIL
liGAs A Co.. ~ Canal street. New York.
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Como TO los Angeles Rocheiort
Observation-Disclosures.


SAN Francisco, May 23-3 r. NJ
Lord Embllngton Of England was a
passenger on the steamer orizaba for
Los ANGLER to-day.
The French residents are perfectlng
arrangements TO give Rochefort and
companions a grand banquet before
they leave the city.
Grcenbacks, s9ira00.
A detailed account Of the calamity
1t the Succor mine, Lower Gold Hill,
was also tolsgraphed to US. The tel.
egraph reporter at San Francisco
should net attempt to furnish US with
Gold Hill ltems.-Ep. News.
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More Rain-vasques Coming 20 San
Franeisee-Not Expected 90 Live.

SAN FnAscIsco, May 23-l r. NJ
It Is raining hero to-day.
A large number Of people have conc
to Badgers Park to witness the annual
games Of the Caledonia Club.
A letter frsm Rodgers, one OF the
party who captured Va'qucz, states
that Sheriff Rowland will bring the
prisoner here on the stoamer Senator
noxt trip, en- route to Monterey
county.
1t was thought that c. G. Maxey,
who Is charged with the murder Of
Elmer v. Caldwell aud was shot him.
self, would recover, but his condition
has changed aud he Is reported to be
rapidly falling.
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STOCKS AND n

stocks are about the same to-day rs
they have been for the last three OF
four days, and the market closes for
thu week with rather Of de-
clinins tendency. Money 10 abun-
dant enough. but holders do not seem
Inclined 10 invest In stocks while they
are 40 low they will walt I'LL they
are higher. The mining situation re-
mains good, samo AZ IL was al our
regular report Of Thursday. NO new
dsyelopmsnts to speak Of, or any bad
look In those already made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-23
DIVIDENDS

Releber-ss per share. a~.grs.ailng $4,000
declared May 5; payable Ma, ..
Crown Point - 81 per share. sSgr.gstins
siOO,oo; declared May o; payable May H.
Consolidated yirgiain-t3 per share,
Aggrsraiing ts?i,eoo; declared MAY s;pg'
able Mar u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-23

AsrnoLoer.-hsdane O. Norman. the great
Astrologist, has returned to Gold nill, and 10
nov ready 10 be consulted In regard to the
psst. prcssnt and future events OF life. Onhce
bours. from IA. n. to r. =. Residence, Pto-
nesr street, rear Of the Eclipse stable. 10