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,9REEEE;.on the 18th Of April, at Falrblult,
Minnesota, Mrs. MAEY a. GREENE eldest daugh-
LEECH.-on Tuesday. the nth Of April, 1875,
RoBERT LEECH at his residence, 9Is street north
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DAWSON April 20. 1875, MARTHA J. DAVIS,
and paiSfui Illness, which She bore with ChristiaS
to attend the funeral from her parents residence,
20 NJ street, near Fourth, Thursday afternoon AZ
corner New York avenue and Fourth street.
WALI:I0n he 18th inst inst, Mrs ELLEN Wall
Relatives ana friends Of the family are respect
fully requested to Stend her funeral from ner late
aPs SsT ioFk avenue northwest this
HOoD.-On Monday the 18th instant, at z:9o p.
m, at 3ls Third street northwest, SARAH HOOD,
aged seyenty-two years.
afternoon at O'Clock. Relatives are respectfully
invited.
RICHTER On the Goth instant, Francis RICH
The funeral win take place TIL; afternoon at 90?
O'Clock, from b fathers residences, corner OF
and Canal streets southwest.
MARTTH.-Atl O'Clock q. m, on the 10th inst,
after brief but painful illness, DANIEL W. MAR
Funeral from his late residence, ~ New York
avenue northwest, Thursday afternoon at Bed
tPhilA. and N. Y. papers please cOpy.1
MARTIN.-on April 10, after long but p linful
t twenty Tcar Of her age.
The funeral " I'll take place from her late resi-
Gcrce, 2I2 Sixth street northwest this afternoon.
al O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
KRAUsE.-Throush the severe wounds received
by the sad occurrence on Columbia railway Mon
day, our WILLIE, son of Oh aries A. and Helena
KTause, was taken suddenly from US.
The funeral will take place from their residence,
1918 New York avenue, this aftgrn ron, at O'clock
Relatives and friends respec fully invited.
BRAwNER.-In the providence OF God we
again called to the loss IT. us) of another Of
oar o. d, most esteemed and beloved citizens Mes.
ELEANOR ii. BRAWNER, 100 well Known IOr ner
ami4bleness of disposition and her exemplary
charities to need comment, fell asleep quietly ana
calmly, in submission TO her God, wing lived in
10y e Snd charity with all. No app sal tor succOr
was ever made to her in vain; none were ever
turned away FRONT her doors empty handed. Charity
with her was not merely he cold aims giving of
beDevelence: II the active principle of heart:
IL part of her nature and she has left behind
many WHO will drop the tear OF grat.Ju te over her
memory and even call her blessed.
'She faded slowly, softly from the earth and died
as some sweet blOSi on dies away, shedding heHy-
emily incense to the last T'
GATCHFLL. April 10. at O'Clock p, m;
EDNA RIVERS. youngest lighter of TheO. Z. and
Blanche NJ. Gatchell, aged four months and seven
days.
Friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral at their residence, l5io Columbia street,
W ednesday, ] O'Clock D. n.
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CARRUTH is able TO enjoy outdoor exer-
else. He walks about with an ounce of
lead in his head, living example of the
tenacity with which editors cling to life
under adverse circumstances. Should he
die within year Lands, his asSailant, will
be amenable to Indictment for murder 1t
is currently believed that Carruth is of
such forgiving spirit that he is not anx-
ious to have such an Indictment found.
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A Possible Result,

TO the Editor Of the National Republican,:
SIR: In view of the controversy which is
pending between yourself and the editor of the
Sunday Herald, send you the following, and
advise you not to get booked for duel with
your antagonist
"a Massachusetts, ehicken-fancier, who went
out the other night, q lantern in one hand, pis-
toll IN the other, to see what was raising such
disturbances in the hen.house, found he was booked
for duel with q polecat. He fired nrst, the
enemy hred back, and now there's suit Of good
clothes buried under the back Wood-pile."
don't know whether you are a chicken
fancier or not, but believe that If you are not
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A PATRIOTIC STUDENT of historic poetry
entered our Office yesterday and acclaimed
q Did you mean TO insult the American
people when you deridcd in such pu-
L" sillanimous way, and compared with
- Beautiful Snow and Gentle Spring
&c those soul-inspiring lines:
Here once the embat-'"
But he stood no longer. Our military
editor batted him over the head, and the
echoes were heard around the Washington
Monument.
I"Curled up upon the floor"
that misguided man and enthusiastic
brother muttered something about pyro-
technics in a church steeple, and finally
rising from his prone condition cried:
"HoW far that little candle throws its beams"
AS he withdrew in disgust he remarked :
q You seem to be tired of the poetry of
Lexicord and Conington. Yea, verify
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is true that he lodged in Hines house. but
it is also true that in no instance. particu
larly in large cities, is a tenant responsible
for the morals of a landlord. q @
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THE Council Bluffs Qowa) NonpdreE
says: Davenport is almost a unit for
Belknap for Senator 1t should be quite
q unit. No better selection could be made
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MISSISSIPPI has paperc called the Sea- Shore
Go.ette. 1t ought to be printed on sand paper.
-Se'o Orleans Republican. And filled with
surf-eit of news.-Ne70 York Mail. About the
Beech-er trial.-Boston Adrc,sissr. And de-
void Of all ell-fshness.-Riel'nJS1d Enquirer.
And tide-y in appearance and factory
when necessary Argus. And able
once in q while to sea shore-t comings in 9TH
ers.-Hil,rdukee Netrs. Do You fellows want
to breaker down ?-Detron Free Press. These
Puns are billow par, and we wave further refer
ence to them.-BoStoU Globe. Buoys, this
thing has gone far enough. Let spray that 1t
may seas.-EpeHinQ Star.
Not until some other sailor among journal
lists has lost anchor and gone to wreck. The
ebb and flood of puns on this Sea Shore Gazette
may yet amount to a tidal wave of its pros
peritY. .... -.- .....r
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WEDNESDAY MoRNING:::::::APRIL p. 1875.

THE Democrats denounce President
Grant as traitor. If he had been really
traitor in 1860 '65, they would be engaged
in praising him now.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
BOARDING.

0N|NHNH1%NN.NNN O.NN.N.NNIN.NNNN
A MIDDLE-AGED LADY, WHO UNDER
"A stands teaching music. vocal and plano, ami
could spare an hour each afternoon to teach a be-
ginner. can get board room and use OF piano per
month for SIS and services: during winter 4 lire
viii be furnished. Wish to arrange by May l. Ad-
dress, with reference box II, this ofaee aplI-3t'
GUNNER BOARD.-"OAR LAWN" BLA-
~ densbuTg Station, Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, Will be open for the reception Of BOarders
April l. Large rOoTs, lawn, and only few min
utes' walk TO the noted SPA spring. ApplIca-
ton can be made on the premises, address Mrs.
W. W. JACOB, Hyattsyille, Prince Georges
county, Md. apl6-5t'
COL D NORTHwEsT.-GOOD BOARD AND
OO1 ROOMS, at 63I D street northwest, at
moderate rates. fel7-H-
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careful you may iud yourself compelled to
change your outer habilimeuts after the man
ner of the Massachusetts, individual, whose
inPIorioUs retreat is recorded above.
Yours, &C., KARNING.
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MARRIED.
DIED..

HOSTON -TERRETT.-on the 18th inst bv
the Rev. Mr.. Black, Mr.. GEORGE W. HOsTOS and
Miss SUSIE TERRETT, both Of +" ashingtOn, ID. G.
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS
LARGER CIRCULA TON TEAM ANY OTTER
FORMING PAPER IN TIE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUEBTA
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SEWER

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING SEWER
u PIPE.
ENGINEER's OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
until Il o'clock m. on SATURDAY, May i, 1875
for furnishing the District Of Columbia with the
best slip or salt glazed American Sewer Pipe.
Blank forms Of proposal and specifications as
to dimensions and quality can be obtained at this
office, and bids upon these forms will alone be
considered.
BY order of the Commissioners,
z. S. HOXlE.
Lieut.. of Engineers u. S. A. and Engineer DC.
au2l-3t TStar and Crilicl
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Aatiuual gepnblitatl
W. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Proprietor.

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICANS published every
morning Sundays eNcepted) at the southwest cor
ner ofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
and is furnished to subscribers (by carrersl Al J
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year;
$500 for six months, and $500 for three months.
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISlNG:
Twenty-Five cents per line. Advertisements
under the head of For Sale or Rent, " WANTED
ttIostand Found, ~ and Personal, - twelve and
Q half cents per line.
R-Au communications, whether on business or
fer publication, should be addressed to WIN. ].
HUKrAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, D. c.
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IAROHITE0T,
1os Z street, OpPOs OPOsa once
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BUx AND EAT
Lincolnshire Sauce,
MANUFACTURER BY LINDSAY & CO.,
&c. ERGOOD & CO.,
Sole Agents for the District.
NOT ENCELLED BY ANY. apZ-WFM2m
browns LONDON ROUND HATS.
ID EMMA BROWN,
Sister OF W. c. Brown, New Bond St, LCndOn.)
Between Thirty first and Thirty st;;,,
Opening WEDNESDAY, April u and THURS
DAY, April =, al Room g, Wizards Hotel.
n; OTICE.-I TAKE PLEASURE IN NUTI
btreeF ny be- sRd as RS cg S H.
WARNER, Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
e U E
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS. Thankful for the
fn efT Th Mo PesPee
FULLY solicit a continuance OF the same. With an
personaI sttentOn feel Can gaara8tse entire
satisfaction to my patrons ASKp, oLEARY.
applet OF the late firm Of LAtimer & Cleary.
TNHE AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
l. GRAPH COMPANY, Of the DISTRICT Of Co
L. HT T9 b aSEs
Thomas L. Hung +; L; BiaekEOFd a. z; sheR-
b. EFF Fnfitt +. NJ HSngsn The orgaGiintion OF
this company has been fully completed, and the
for the SrSt district Those C Of our Citizens WSo
desire 10 avail themselves Of the amazing useful
ieay e'
with the rresident at the store of Hall Hume,
Of Hanson BiackfSrd. 5ls Seventh st Get, where
full explanations, with pamphlets. terms of sub
scriptfOn' &C. will be sheerfHIE fFrpi he'd
B. LEWIS BLACKBOARD, Sec. and Treas.
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A T SLAUGHTERINf PRICES OF
IA BOOTS, SHOES, HATS. READY-MADE
CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
s. w SELBE5S-
$40 Mems Shoes, SD; q 50 Mems Caters,
Si.75: OYouths Shoes, 81 IS: d. Is Boys Shoes
Ihiidren's from so cents up.
CLOTHING.
SIC Mems Cashmere Suits, -; &4.51 Boys CASH
nj re Suits, $3.50: $40 Boys Suits, $50; 81 s.
Mems Pants, 81: Sl.25 Boys Pants, IS cents; Uu-
dershirts. ~ cents and up; Drawers, 40 cents and
up: O.. so Linen Shirts, S1.5L
n. B.-Board of Audit Certificates and BOlds
taken for goods on orders.
1914 and 1915 Pennsylvania avenue, between Nine
teenth and twentieth streets. aReI
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Tns BONANZA o AL -lnvaiids, By nsr'
vous debility. dsslroas Of again feeling the
vigor OF health and vim Of system. sheuld take
. fev bottles Of D.. uenlsy's Celebrated Ia 4.
will feel the dawn Of restoration. Of returniaR
health. No case Of dyspepsia, indigestion,
ioss OF appetite. Incarnation, kidney or liver
discase, has ever resisted its restorative
power. Evsry part Of the human system ~
quires IND should receive sustenanes And esp
In the stomach cannot supply The Llnent 70
quired, the whole system lspEplshss. fortifJ
your organs Of life with these sittsrs, and In Z
few days you will feel your whole system ~
yigorated; for every disease arising .ffum die
ordered liver, stomach OF bowels. u 10 inval'
Dyspepties and persons Of bilious habit should
keep II within reach. ifthsy value health and
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The Lsse Pine stage ntsppsA aad
ali the Passenger RebSsd-Fs-
Iitieai-Hung HlRsslG

SAs F~iAScisoo. May SIS ?. ~
Private sdvices report that the stage
from Csrro Gordo TO Lone Pine Va,
stopped on tho night OF April Is by two
mon. and the passengers al bound and
robbed. The amount Of plumber OBJ
tanned Is not stated. After the departure
Of the robbers, the passengers managed
to free themselves and went 70 Cerro
Gordo and reported the affair. About
10 men at once started In pursuit Of the
robbers. but had not succeeded In cap
turing them OF last accounts.
Tho Alameda County Republican
Committee met on Saturday night, bu.
tho proceedings are not known. Il ID
said no primaries will be called. but the
committee will follow tho example sci
by the City Committee in selecting the
convention.
Yesterday morning the dead body Of
Frank II. Stamp was found hanging 10 q
beam In tho rear Of No. 100 Post street.
He had evidently mounted the sdjoin.
ing shed. adjusted the rope. and jumped
OF. He was . native Of Ohio. aged
about 20,
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BITTEN AT a Doo.-Ms. Riley. q poor
woman who Ii dependent on her own
labor for support, had her right
hand badly laccrated yesterday afternoon
by q furious dog belonging to George II.
Morrison, Of Lower Gold Hill. She
was passing quietly by the house, when
the brute rushed At her, and throwing
her down. fastened TO her hand,
and in all probability would hav
killed her had not her piercing
cries brought assistance. Very
likely that dog Is the idol Of his master;
but there Is one thing that he needs
very bad. and that is killing: IL q
watch dog bites an intruder he In 10 be
priced. bat q brute that makes q wanton
attack on any person should not be al.
lowed to repeat 1t. DR.. Kirby rendered
the necessary surgical assistance.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
.rpaAL so .ns sep HrLL nAnI mvs.
IN. Cas-. Of asss..r shs Dsnaisi.x

"
BAN fRASosoo' may H.
In consequence Of INC 'ai'urs OF .ns
oraha ,au
Aassss0f. 'h' ss'o'n0 -,
Os'o', .."S III
f.M.S-,,..,a .-.,.s.-,.
pDu. ns.na In, vou,a s,a !.
n -, po..n.- .ra "a. no.
- n...,.n
-M...I.i., - r,.ra Inv Nv nuh,,.
- Th,. .v,d,no. ybicb I. ,.rv
-~.,.u,,,r. q. aid n m.ts d-i.clo.urs.
.r.o,,r, hundrsd. Of our most promi.
~, .[,,;,.r. ana M, ,.,.., ,hs MOI.
..h,r.h,n, ,,aud. n.,ns,ra,sd nv Ro...
mar an one hand. and large Taxpayers
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siik Impsrtssisas.

sitk I1psrsssieas.
NEW YoRx. May 3.-According to o
report Of the Secretary Of tho Silk As
ISOLATION Of America. the total value Of
imports OF manufactured silk received ct
this port for April. vas $l.7sA.s sl.
which represents foreign cost in gold.
exclusive Of freight and duties. Total
amount Of raw silk received hers from
April Sd to April 3oth. vas four hun
drcd bales and cases; and tho total from
July I. 1874. 7.427 casos and bales;
eleven bales Of pierced cocoons were TO
ceived during April. OF q total Of l.476
bales since July I. Ninoty-tvo por
cent. Of the entire foreign silk imports
OF tho United States arc received 81
New York.
Secretary Fish % Resign.
CHICAGO. May "a Warrington spe-
cial reports the former rumor that Sec.
rotary Fish is about to reliuquish his
portfolio for the purpose Of accepting
tho appointment OF Minister to Eng
land in place Of Schenck. who resigns.
The correspondent says Secretary Dent
says that Secretary Fish has recently
leased his house there and his country
seat on the Hudson, and that he Is ovi-
IDENTIFY making preparation to vacais his
present position.
os.. sh~ridaa Abssss - be Married.
II is rumored that Lieut.. Gen. Shsri-
dan Is about to be married to Miss
Ruckcr. daughter Of Gen. Rucker. Of
his staff.
KxrSK, n. H.. May 3.-Thomas NJ.
Edwards. frst President Of the Cheshire
Railroad. and member Of Congress for
four years. died this morning.
Resignasiss Accepted.
WASHINGTON. May 3.-Baron Schwsrz
senborn says his resignation as Austrian
Minister has been accepted. No sue
csssor has yet been appointed. The
Baron intends making . tour Of the
country before returning 10 Austria.
U. r. EarninEs.
Nrw YoRx. May 3.--The earnings OF
the Union Pacific Railroad for April
was 81. 0G2. 952. against s7l2. GAG last
year; an increase Of s320. l05.
Aess.sisa % Plymouth Church.
NKw YoRx. May 3.-Beccher ysstsr.
day received into Plymouth Church lO5
members. 75 on profession faith aud 30
BY letter from sister churches. After
baptizins 20 Of the new members,
Bsecher announced that children would
DO baptized in the church Sunday next.
Henry c. Bowen and his family were
among the COMMITMENTS.
Accident On East River.
Tho EcsniY Post says the steamer
City Of Hartford. when passing through
East river this morning. ran into and
oapsized . scow. on which wero Captain
Casio, wife and four children. The
eldest was II years old. The four
children were drowned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Carlist vietsy.

LONDON, April 3.-Ths Carlist Com.
mittes has received . telegram reporting
great victories by Don Carlos forces.
under the command Of Saballas. at
Breda Lcrida and Santa Coloma. King
Alfonso's forces numbered 10000 meu;
they lost Ave chief officers at Breda and
$50 men ut santa Coloma. Another
victory for the Carlists under Costllo In
reported from Aragon. The Govern.
mcnt troops ars said to have lost all
their artillery and many prisoners. The
Alfonsist General Dslatre was killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

CERTAINTY i-whea . man undertakes "a
make his wi Investments for future need, h
10 obliged TO assume that he will have time ID
complete them. That 10, he must assume %
certainly tho very thing whoes uncertainty
causes him 10 make provls:oa at ell. Bot II hs
lnssrss bis life and then lives 10 old Nc, tht
policy win prove Q better cash investnsat thau
be- can easily make In any other mann taking
Into account its freedom nom oil asd ever
hazard. Ifhs dies early. the object Of making
. provision for his family u Instantly attained,
Insure In the New York Life.
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Ju,rier At LAsr.-Ths public were fsr IN
advance Of the medical profession II rsoognir'
Ing Hale's Honey Of Horshousd and Tar -
specific for consumption. coughs and colds
but al last the Faculty are doing justice 70 ths
s,.:. ..s.SSn,, s.s and sS1sss ., i gsasSIi !,
pert that the local Physicians arc prescribing u
In preference To all 1.-THE old p~ulnonies. and thai
the result 10 an immesss increase IN the per
eentase Of cnres. Pixies Toothachs Drops
cure In one minute.
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Mrs EASTMAN Of Boston speaks Of
"syes as brightas buttons on an angela
underclothlng." II Is q startling com.
parison, and tho melancholy part OF u
Is the suggestion that we fellows have
got to be troubled with buttons over
thero ms well as over hero.
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ACUTE CHrxAnAMA. - May-"Aam.
ma! mammal! don't 60 on like this,
pray!" Mamma (who has smashed q
favorite pot)-" What haye I got 10 live
fori" May" Haven't you got me,
mammal" Mamma-You. child! You
are not unique. There are Ex Of you
"A complete s~et.--Pt1ch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

TIE Danb.uian IL responsible for the
following: The boatsvain's pipe will
not be loaned TO you 70 smoke. Itsa
mistake TO inquire the time Of day by
the larboard watch. Don't think you
can steer q boat because you have been
n tiller Of the soil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

Blue Poixrs. = lArge.siIed. delicious bi
waves. fresh rom the ses, can be bad every
stand, Palace Saloon. Virginia City. Also on
kinds OF hsh, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else erayed BY the inner
man. Hefrons dinner combinations are .
marvel Of gsstronomle skin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

observation-disclosures BY the Medical pro
~fessiou. Or. VIM. Hslrs Balsam for the Lunp
cures Coughs. oolds and Consumption, and al
ley's Toothaehe Anodyne cures In one min
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ar0cK ~REPoaT.
lA.roKrxD DAnr 1T a. r. HEATING . CO

14 = W.
This Asrning.
1870 ophir. toi. iook. ios. iook, ioi bs
ii1o Mexican, -. 2sk b, 2S
Tcs Geald . Curry. u. n 80. az, 7t,s, NV
1875 Bes, . Fletcher. SIN. 81 bs. sTk, cds. SS
20 savage. iSD
as cholisr. fetssi. q, 90. g, sax. sik
% Hale D Nsrsrsss. u. ~ bSo. SA
2io Crown feint, m. -
g Ksntaek. ~, Ian bA
70 Knpirs NH, ~
AS Alpha. %, 3sk
ITO Rslehsr, 81, -. Ak. Is
81 Yellow Jacket, "a. 81
TO Imperial. o. ~. ~
loo Confidence. -, flk
,S coassIi1sisd virginia, as. ga, asa. 400
les California. CAV. cav, ~, a..
rs Sierra Nevada. 49,, f3<
B<s Bullion. cav. q
iuo Exehequsr. so
LEO Daney,
so Ovsraau, 70. Is. f3k
~ Jasties. isi. -, IN, Inv
tis Suceor. lS.fk
2s unisa Coz. ~. 81. ~. ~ rs
Isl Buekeye, 63ke
$50 silver hin. II
~ Caledonia. 22k. ~
81 LADY Bryan,6
lr5 JuhA, 10
. % knlsss,beeksr, a.,$
100 Globs. IL.
no Raltinere Con, IN. N
IN CtAh.I
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Tarrs AND su.usarnr-shsde trees. fr

TRrRs AND s%HnusafHr- Shade trees, frsit
trees, %shubbery. evegresns. vines, ETC.. o.
locality OF Virginia and Gold Hi. just received
In prime order rom California, and for sale q
reasonable prices. placing them within the
resch Of all. By Alexander Clark. Lone Stas
Stables. on the Divide. Now - tree planting
time, and q nne opportunity 70 beauty and m
der moro valuable your homes, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

huHn. MISUNDERSTANDING new. Tbs
New York Lie Insurance Company Gov In.
sure miners. Apply at General Agency o0es,
Rooms I and ., hsrys's Baildisg, Virginia,
New.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsrIo NEWS.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03
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Y1SoV IncurabIe Case!
Or. LG RIoHAu's
} GOLDEN BALSAM,

Amer ten ysars' trial on this coast, has proven
Itself the only curative In . certain class OF de.
sases pronoinecd BY medical practitioners -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-03

Santa Cruz county. california
PAY Du.-The Crown Point and I'M
psrial companies paid their employees 10
,i.v. si,,y.uine thousand dollars were
distributed at the Crown Point and
seventeen thousand at tue Imperial
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