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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-21


TEORGETOwN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" NO. 81 STODDARD STREET, GEORGE
TOWN, ID. @.
ABOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES. The course Of st udy Is thorough and
progressive from the rudiments to graduation.
: Miss LIPSCOMB, Principal; Miss X. n. HORN,
Miss -, Literary Assist ants; Miss BETTE
II. RIDGELY, Elocution and Literary Department.;
Dr. j. p. CAULDFIELD, Instrumental Music; Mrs.
NJ. +. NEWTON, Instrumental and Vocal Music;
Prof. L. EUGENE CoLLIERE, French; Prof. e.
T. FRIsToE, Lecturer Of Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry. Circulars obtained Of Principal at
BaIlantyne's rs Seventh street; Gilman drug
corner Ninth and streets, Washing ton City.
Fall session opens September Is, 1HS. Street cars
pass within ore square Of Seminary. sr+tdels'
TIHE WASHINGTON FEMALE -
~ SEMINARY
VIII be Jeopeued
MONDAY, September Is, 1875,
at the school-builsing, No. 1023 Twelfth street
northwest.
A limited number Of boarding pupils will be as-
commodated.
For terms apply to the principals, At lo2T Twelfth
street northwest, or procure circulars, which may
be found At the principal bookstores auS-Zm
n LNWICK SEMINARY
a FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The duties of this long-sstaolished Institution
viii be Iesum ed Cd. VI on WEDNESDAY, the
18th OF September. Address,
N. A. TYSON. Principal.
Contee's Post ONCE, Prince George'sCs Md.
Iv3f-1m
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DOCK HILL COLLEGE,
IL ELLICOTT CITY, MARYLAND.
Three courses COMMERCIAL, SCIENTIFIC
and CLASSICAL.
Rare opportunities are offered 10 the student de-
sirous 81 fitting himself for Civil Engineering,
Mercantile or Literary pursuits. studies resumed
MONDAY, September s. Board and tuittoa per
year, ESQ. For further in 'ormation address
BROTHER BETTELIN,
Jy3e-FM&W2m President.
NOTICE-MIsS CALKINS, SCHOOL
IN will reopen on MONDAY. September 9, at
the corner Of Third street and Pennsylvania ave
CaOft0l au6-td
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WOOD. WH0O
COAL! cUALl

r ABONB, - =
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In all kinds
Coal and wood. Cumberland Coal.
Depot Ct RILEY's wharvss, foot Of Eleventh
aAA 3VelftA ereoo souskwsgt- ~
Bf.nch y.fd. q street., between Second and Ihird
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b. 81. T. v. STAMP, q. W. BALLOOHI
President. Cashier.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
lie Droit Building,

CORNER EIGHTH AND F STREETS,
II now open for the reception Of deposits and trans
action OF business. Interest, i've per cent. per
eompornded twice : year Open daily from Q
Q. m. % D. m. Saturdays, from sto sp. N,
auis-9 Tu. &Thtf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
Tho elfts Of Mr.. Lick.

by the terms Of the decd tho Trustees
were to sell tho property, and out Of the
proceeds to pay tho following I; S700, OoO
for constructing an observatory at Lake
Tahoe. and procuring for II a telescope
Of greater power than any u yet made.
and in other respects superior to II; to
tho Protestant Orphan Asylum OF this
city and that OF San Jose. and 10 tho
Ladies' Protection and Relief Society Of
this city, s25. 900; 10 the Mechanics In
stitute and tho Society for the Preven-
ton Of Cruelty TO Animals, Of this city,
$40, 900 each; to found an institution to
DO called the Old Ladies' Home. $780,
900; for tho erection Of q granite monu-
msnt to tho memory Of his mother. his
father. his grandfather and his sister,
"a 600 each: for establishing and main
tanning free baths in this city, $3.50. 900;
for the erection OF q bronze monument
In Golden Gate Park TO the memory OF
Francis Scott Key. the author Of "Tho
Star spangled Banner" $3.50, 900; for
the erection at tho State Capitol Of
a group Of bronze statuary, TO represent
the history OF California. $4,000 900; TO
found and cndow the California School
Of Mechanical Arts, 100000. Mr..
Lick reserved to himself the property In
his business Office, and tho exclusive
management during the remainder OF his
lifetime Of his homestead property in
San Jose. with an income OF s25, 900 per
annum. Mr.. Lick cut his relatives OF
with . comparatively small allowance.
To his brother John II. he gave $4,000;
TO his half brothers, Horny and Samuel
Lick, 5000 each; to his sisters and two
nisces TALL Of these relatives 1.-Two In
Pcnnsylvania), $4,000; to his nephew,
James William Lick Of Santa Clara
county, $4,000, and to Thomas z. Fras-
or Of San Jose. $4,000. He directed
that IL anything remained Of the pro-
ceeds after paying these requests II
should DO divided equally between tho
Pioneers and the Academy OF Sciences,
to erect buildings for these societies on
land given thom for this purpose in a
deed fled the preceding October. IS. y.
Chronicle. .March 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
LATE TELEsRAMs.
ne YeIIsv Power e Key West.


me Yellsw Power ss Key west.
w~Asxrraros, March Si.-A telegram
from Key West announces that tho yell
lov fever has greatly increased within q
few days, and that all naval vessels are
a~uarantined and tho soldiers garrison
ing tho forts will leave Immediately for
colder quarters; that the epidemic 10
spreading and that deaths are occurring
IN Key West. Instructions have. been
sent 10 surgeons al Pensacola, Mobile.
New Orleans and Galveston 10 be on the
lookout for yellow fever and promptly
report liz appearance.
The United States steamer Dispatch.
sent to New Orleans 10 convey the sen.
atoria party TO MEXICO. was at Key West
when tho fever broke out. Increasing
solioitude u felt In Warrington, not
only for naval officers. but for promi'
nent persons composing the excursion
party.
Whslssais Capture or Csunserfsit-
RICHMOND, Va. March 3l.-0ficers
Of the United States Secret Service have
Just made q raid into the counties oil
Scott, Wise. Russell, buchanan. Smytht
and Montgomery and arrested nint
counterfeitsn. capturing. Also a large
amount Of counterfeit coin. bills, dies,
| plates, etc. Three other squads Of
mounted officers arc to DO heard from,
and are hourly expected TO come IN VIII
about twenty more prisoners. Inc ON
GERS arc under the direction OF Chiel
washburn. Government detectives have
been on the truck OF these counterfeitsri
for the past eight years.
rn. rr.us,s vith the Coal Miners
u.nxrov pa March Of -D.nut,
c.n.;g ph".aa. .i,h no..a of c;,ircn,
TN. .rmSd hs. Lon hero nv snecin
49, ~. re- ..ana ~ tha m;ra,,s tronh
,.s kno,h.r nil wa. made ON Work
TOWN to-.iav 'The men getting coal 10,
| \ onoines werc driven Oh. Probabl,
| h min.. win an with vnter unless AZ
| sis,ance Ia obtained Tonight.
I.rrp~Dcnnty sheriff Rhoades an,
go n,no rncn ths -,;oiors L.for,
i~ssh,,a ph,,ya,a .nd nItcr .dvi.in,
,h.m ~ ,hrow ayav their arms went OF
- rho.vaIa SALINE ,bs miner. be voul,
s,,ss, ali who arrived there with nm,
=. ~ ,.nd. Most ~ ths NOR M
.a,nS ,,a;a .-m. i,.toro co;rc into Fbsr
IN. IN, wsra -d;.coysrs3 40 have pistol
on their persons and these wero arrest
al and b,on,bt hero. IA nppoars tina
,hs death of McDsrmott' reported sLo
bv Inc rioters was causcd by accident
PorrsvtLI.. March 3I,--A grand par
aae Of the Mechanics' and Working
mems benevolent Association too
place here this afternoon. about 80,
men being in line. They e1prssss,
themselyes determined 10 stand out h
Ia Lad R;otino bsoan about 7 o'clocl
AMI \ numbsr Of sbots wore Are,
=. Ch;sf Rnrc,ss Ginsell. who called on
,hs nol;ce An nr,seryo order. No arrost
ware made. earring II would p~recipitats
general riot Grant cyeitsinent exists
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
plnptss, sRuprioss, ROUGH SKIN.

The system being put under Che In.
fuenoe Of DR.. Pisroe's 0oldsn Medical
Discovery for q few weeks. the akin be-
comes smooth. clear. soft and velvcty.
aud being illuminated With tho glow Of
perfect health from within, true beauty
stands forth in all It's glory. Tho effects
all medicines which operate upon tho
system through the medium Of the blood
are necessarily somewhat slow. no mat
ter how good the remedy employed.
While one 10 three bottles clear the skin
OF pimples. blotches, sruptons, yellow
spots, comsdoncs, or "grubs," o dozen
may possibly be required to cure some
cases whore the system Is rotten with
s~crofulous or virulent blood poisons.
The cure OF all these diseases, however,
from the common pimpls to the worst
scrofula Is. with tho uso OF this most
potent agent, only q matter Of time.
Bold by dealers in medicines.
co YERED WITH ERUPTI0NS-
CURED.
CLLvxRAcx, Columbia Co., N. Y.
On. r. v. PrxncE, Buffalo, N. Y.
Dear Sir-I nm sixty years Of age.
and have been afflicted with Salt Rheum
In the worst form for q great many
years, until. accidentally, ! saw mi Of
your books. which described my caso
exactly. ! bought your Golden Medical
Discovery and took two bottles and o
half, and was entirely cured. From my
shoulders to my hands I was entirely
covered with oruptions, also on my face
and body. / was likewise afflicted with
Rheumatism. 30 TINT I walked with great
difficulty. and that Is entirely cured.
May God spare you q long lifc to remain
a blessing 70 mankind. With untold
gratitude,
Mus. A. ". WILLIAMS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
Forgery on the Bank Of California.

An operator by tho name Of Charles
Crowley. who WAS in tho Colusa Office
January last. sont q telegraphic dispatch
10 which he signed tho name OF William
r. Harrington. Jr.. for $1,000 on tho
Bank Of California, which he went down
and brow himself. Tho forgery was not
discovered until q few days ago. when
Mr.. Harrington found that his book
would not balance with those Of tho
Bank Of California and on examining the
items charged to him. he at once know
that he had sent no check by telegraph
ut that date. On making examination
In the telegraph Office no found q mes
sage written for $1,000, to which his
name was forged. Ills probable that he
thought that amount too steep, and that
about 81. 400 was u much ~ he could
20 without suspicion. The forgcr was
around the city for some time after he
drew the money. aud was spreeing II
pretty heavily. but no Ia now ''whsrc
tho woodbins twineth." Mr.. Harring-
ton always writes a copy Of such mes
sagcs the samc day. and q failure 10 re-
ceive such advice should have put the
bank on It's guari. We suppose, OF
course, that the loss will have TO be
borno by the Western Union Telegraph
Company. -Co,Sa Sun, MIrch "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

TEE touching spectacle Of tho sup
portsn Of tho Force bill marching up ia
the Public Crib TO receive their rewards
In stray post-o1aces and District Attor-
nsyships. moves tho Philadelphia hqtiru
almost 70 tears. Already twelve oil
thsm." 10 says. shave received excellent
appointments; some are to DO ministers,
some eonsuls. somc postmasters. some
rsvsnus agents, and some tide-waiters.
No doubt all tho rest will be provided
with accommodations at the Govern.
msnt crib. hut va regret 70 SEQ that
Butlsr and his young man syphsr have
mot bsen appointed 70 anywhere or any
thing. And yet who 30 clamorous for
the Force bill ~ Butler and Syphorl
They should not DO neglected; they
wore the collar faithfully. and should
NOT DO denied the bone" So say We al
NJ M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
Garcia itsus.
Iron he rrisu.s. March n.

tFrom the Tribune. March nj
For the PAST week. on every fine day,
there have been q dozen or more sur
veying sharps engaged in striking lines
for the Plaza fence. An initial point
was established opposite Winnie & Da-
vid's stable, and the spot designated by
q white flag. This morning the marx
vas taken away and theodoites and
Surveyor General were on tho rampage
again. Those Capitol grounds have had
moro science brought to bear on them
than any plat Of ground in the United
States. We are informed that rs soon
a. the survey is completed the Commis-
sioners will begin 10 consider whether
or not they will commence operations
this year On next.
From q sporting gentleman who lives
within half . mile OF the Carson Mint.
We learn that he aud other Nimrods will
20 out 10 the ranch Of Davis, SEN, stu
ated near the mouth Of the big flume.
and then and there turn loose q lot Of
quail Of the feminine gender. and . few
rooster quail. expecting 10 raise there
from . numerous progeny that in . year
or two will make the sagobrush lively
with their warblings. and afford sport
for hunters too lazy TO walk far. The
man, woman or boy who kills one Of
those lady quails will DO hung. drawn
and quartered.
A silver mine has been discovered
within tho last few days at tho head Of
Mill Greek. washoe county. that pros.
poets hugely in precious metals. A
company has been formed for the pur-
pose Of prospecting the claim. and work
will DO forthwith commenced thereon.
II In supposed to b o continuation OF
the North Carson. Eagle Valley. and
other mines in this locality. Not only
silver. but free gold In found in the crop
pings, and its Developments are causing
much s1citsment in Washoe Valley.
Now Ia the time to 60 q fishing in the
silvcry Truckes. A warm evening should
lie selected for . start from hence. and
carly start made from the hotel at
Reno in the morning. Ono man caught
fifty pounds Of trout yesterday. notwith-
standing the cold wind blowing all day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

TnunLow WEED says "therc arc ten
thousand New York ladies whose cos.
tunes, when in fall dress. cost at least
$1,000. Fifteen ysas ago. tho name
number Of fashionable ladies would
have appeared adorned quite rs attrae.
lively at an expense Of $3.50. Ten thou.
sand children. under ten years OF ago,
are s~laboutely and Enthusiastically arraysd
at an expense Of from 800 to si5t
each. while the children Of wealthy eiti,
zsns fifteen years ago were simply bu,
appropriately aitirsd at an expense oI
$40 70 $50"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

No Dorrr or Ir.-when Bro. Parkie,
Of the Carson Tribune. was recently in
Isono. no interviewed tho Superintsnd
emit Of tho new State State Prison. Fol-
lowing Is tho result:
+. Hoole, tho contractor for tho new
State Prison at Reno. Is still ut work.
finishing his plans for the new building.
Ho swoars that tho walls Of the building
shall 60 up. and he will exhaust the
$4,000 II ittakes him the whole Of his
natural life.
Il wasn't necessary TO SO to Reno to
find out that the balance Of the appro-
priation would Be expended. II is I'M
dor Democratic control, and will DO very
useful at the next election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

Tz.rn couples assembled al the Cath
ole Church in Truckse last Monday
evening for the purpose Of getting mar
red. A large number Of spectators
were also in attendance. Just as the
priest was about TO pronounce the
"fstsful words. etc.," IL was discovered
that none OF the would-bs Benedicts had
licenses. There was sorrowing. en-
barrsssmsnt and all that. Applications
were sent to Nevada City (ths county
ssat) the next morning. and . permit
autographed in the afternoon to the i'm
patient ssItstts. "All's well that ends
we'll" They were married Tuesday
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
BoYs co HOME.

-
We and the following In an exchange
We publish IL for the Pioneers; for those
Who for . score or more Of ysan have
bs..,sd With the fascinating fortunes Of
the PseiAo Coast. II will bring tsars 70
,hs re. Of many On old ''stassr;" viii
wet The bionsed checks Of men unused
to weeping. men Who still cherish In
their inmost souls remembrance OF tho
old homestead and its dear ones; and
Who Tor twenty years. as each succeed
inc ,sason brought its disappointmenss
and rsversss. have softly murmursd 70
themselves, when Spring comes III DO
.arsd,' and then 60 home and 20 the
old foIks." Idle dreams. Months have
Heightened into years. until . quarter Of
century has touched your hair with
silver and craven burrows in your faces.
Youth has been displaced by manhood.
and old aeo Ia near TO al the Pioneers
Of 20 and so. Go home boys and sss
tho old folks. II haply they still live.
II not, 20 visit tho dear spot wherein
they. With all The hopes they ever had
Of meeting you In LIE. lis buried. Lie
down beside their graves whom The nni
violsts blossom. and call up the old day'
when they we're all in all to you. Thini
over your dead hopes and living bless
ings. Go visit your old homes. II vii
mako you happier forever after:
All, boysi you who have gone ou'
from the old homesteads into the rush
and hustle Of life. do you cver think Of
the patient mothers who are stretching
out 10 you arms powerless 70 draw yot
back 10 the old homo-nest? Arms thai
were strong TO carry you once. pressed
closely 10 hearts that love you now n
then.
No matter though your hair Is ''silyei
streaked," and Dot In the cradle calls
You Grandpa, you are only "the boys
20 long a. mother ivos. You are the
children Of the old homo. Nothing can
crowd you out Of mothers heart. You
may have failed in the battle OF life. and
your manhood may have been crushed
out against the wall Of circumstances.
you may have been prosperous. and
gained wealth and fame. but mother''
love has followed you always. Many
hov has moi baen homo for Ave. ten OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

MIcuIoAx will hold an election next
Monday. ut which aro to be chosen two
Supreme Court Judges, two Regents Of
the State University at Large. Judges Of
tho twenty Circuit Courts. superintsnd-
ont Of Public Schools. etc. There will
b an exciting contest. o. last year tho
vote was very close. One Of the Su-
prone Judges to Be elected 10 to all the
vacancy caused BY the election Of Judge
Chrstiancy a. United States Senator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
an THE wAR FAITH.

Little Rhody u still on The va pam.
Her bslligsrsns attitude toward ths great
Uuit.d States Govsrnmsnt e not eassn-
tally modified. II began about a guam
uty Of whisky over which there would
seem 10 have boon q conflict Of jurisdic-
ton between tho State and Federal au-
thoitiss. The Governor called the at
tsntion Of the Legislature 70 the matter.
That body dslibsra.sd and finally ap-
pointed . Special Committee Of Invsssi-
cation. Said committee have just re-
ported. They esnsurs the Chief OF Po-
lice Of Providence for refusing to obey
the State Constablss. and for aiding the
United States Mauhal. They also TO
commend the passage Of the following
resolution:
Resolved, That the Governor be 70
qusstsd TO cause 10 b prepared and
transmitted 70 the President Of the
United States . statement Of facts re-
latiug 70 the interference Of the United
statss Marshal for the District Of Rhode
Island with the State Constablss in the
discharge Of their duty In tho city oil
Providence. on the 23d Of February.
1876.
It h evident that something must bs
done. Two ways Of settlement suggest
themselves. Either 70 fence in the IN
ruly State and mako IL the Summer cap.
iti OF the Nation in place Of Long
Branch, or turn the little vixen bottom
side up and spank the tanirums out o.
her. She ID too paroIysmal. and Il
getting altogether too near the ''ragget
edge" Of turbulence and disobcdience
We may add that this il not the first in
stance where q conflict Of Jurisdiction
over q quantity Of whisky has brst
trouble. The police courts are full o.
such cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

Tns .Slr~v Ssats says that our ''politi.
cal convictions appear 10 DO governed
BY pecuniary influences" We cannot
truthfuily retort by saying to the editor
Of that peculiar organ you're another"
Tho reason il obvious. He has no
convictions" political or otherwise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

suoorrrvr.-The Truckee Rtpub'icdn
Of yesterday contains the following sug-
gsstivo item:
Chicken thieves have begun opera
tons. On Monday night eve were
taken out Of A. II. Clark's hen house.
and ten last night. Ho wishes us TO
state that there are nine left, which he
Ii willing they should take away tonight.
They are nice ones and well worth TAX
ing"
We venture TO prophecy that those
nino chickens still occupy thoir GUS
tomary roost. But wo were not before
aware that the Silver State man had re-
Gently passed through Truekeo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

A GENTLEMAN drove n sorrowful.look-
ing horse into town last Saturday. and,
stopping In front q store. no requested
q small boy 10 hold him q moment.
''Hold 'imf" exclaimed the boy; ''just
lean him up against the post -that'l
hold 'im."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

Tnrr are going TO have q necktie
party at Truokse. The RTsb'icun says
IL WI DO givon by the Sewing Circle and
not n might have been eonsistcntly ex-
pectcd. by tho Vigilance Committee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

VIZ advise the editor Of tho Sirer State
to wash himself. He will feel better II
he doesn't happen to take cold. In the
last sixteen lines Of a personal attack
upon tho writer Of this paragraph. which
appeared in the Silver Stlk yesterday.
there are eight distinct. unqualified and
malignant falsehoods. An average oil
a lie to two linss Ia good. but not un'
common with the Slrer Slate man. We
acknowledge our inability to eompets
with him in his special pursuit. II
needs q natural talent for perjury w
have never elsewhere seen 30 signal,
manifested. We hope the Silver Stat
man also has . good memory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

A WESTERN editor. noticing the pres
ent Of a silver cup to q brother oditor,
says: "IIo needs no cup; lie a drink
from any vessel that contains liquor,
whether the neck Of q bottle, tho mouth
OF a pickle jar. the spilo Of u kcg, or the
hung Of a barrel"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

DuY.REScE From County Assess
sor r. p. Dayton We learn that the taxes
on the proceeds OF tho mines for the
Quarter ending December 81, 1874.
amounted to $l,8I2 u, Of which
amount tho sum Of $l,5G2 has been col.
lected. Quito a change from some two
years since when tho assessment amount
ell TO $50, 600. However. wa bolicvo
there is q good timo coming whom tho
product Of the Phoebe mines will exceed
tho yield OF thepalmiest Of former days.
--Piochs Record, .Ndreh 27h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01
FoR Town TREASURER.
o. n. GALLUP

nRsPgCTPULLY ANNOUNCES uIMsRLP
IL as q candidate for the ofica OF Town
Treasurer Of Gold I'LL. subject TO the decision
81 the citizens, at the coming Town k'ectios'
on Monday, May ,. 1915. mhs, W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-01

nmus AGENCY IL NOW rRE
l pared IN receive deposits OF coin or o%ulllon,
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or to issue CIR.
the HOLDER In Gold hin or Ban Francisco; to
make collections. purchase Bullion at tho most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded to the Parent Hank In Han Francisco;
sslls Bllis Of Exchange, and trsnssets 0cnsral
banking business.