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Ma. 1,,,',,ngton as follows ioT m
ave wilm1,atse stations, Z ~ vo
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as9' Washington. g; q; ia.Da. aOs' io'oa'
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',,p pf,sSS ssS. ssO. s-a'' a. M ''1'' '''
1 and intermediate stations o"
A 4 %,,,psir@aeaiato E a1i station '.0'' ass
rsaflIsDAY TRAINS ..,,... ,,e
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~. :, .na pI New York, Isl, 9. 2; m; n,
gnls snd sI' washington. la.o2' Eva
iss ssr ,,SS met tables posted at the depot
! sp' ,, sDII KESNEY. Superintendent
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BANKS AND B4NKERS

EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WILMINGTON
,EPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS,
0FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
sTATEs.i
EDWARD BETS. PREsIDENr.
GORGE d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER.
AID mp Capital. ebDO.OO,
Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
ohed te regular Depositors without charge
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays, at
A. M.
DIRECT. RS:-gSS
jlcnent B. smyth, George W. Bush,
siael Pusey, Ell Garrett
lqRiel James, william Tatnall,
Edward Belts. mar2S
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ros surfxRrsS Espfss. LApr Rssessoa'1 I
E,m4is gyafs,th Ps,04sts. 20 scf 1 Ga fsmafg sn
complaints. ny mall. .N;r AddtssstO Dr..
Socsrssn, y. o. Rsz. ass n. Il CIV 4 G,Tl,...o
al . 5e"e sius los IL e Nol-ises-5srs
aoz. LII t-ds S,-t "a = sc-zd "a lss'
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HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.

JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE. DELAWARE,
JOHN W. GRAY. PROPRIETOR.
This large and beautifully situated house
has been put In the very best repair for thel
reception OF visitors, who will find at 1t all tne
accommodations OF FIRST-CLASS HOTEI i.
Il commands fine view Of the Delaware Bay,
and Ii one Of the most pleasant and delightful
places In the State for excursions or pic-nics.
The house Ia kept In the best style, the bal
fllled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied with the sub
stantlals and luxuries OF the market. Excm
sionists can arrive by boat or rail. Parties
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited.
fy23-n J. W. GRAY.
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THE ARTIZANs SAVINGS BANK,
tSC2 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February 20, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from 0, A. NJ.
sntil 4, 7. NJ, and On Tuesday and Saturday
Jennings from to s O'Clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
six per cent. mas been regularly paid on ue-
osits, since the organization OF the Bank, and
tbs the expectation OF the Managers, that this
rate OF dividends will be continued
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits commpound their interest twice 10
each year.
MANAGEIS:
William S: IIilles, George ". Bush,
Clement Ii. Snyth, George ). Capelle,
Chas w. Rowland, NJ. l.. Lichtenstein,
Sathan'l X. Benson, Edward Darlington,
Henry +. Dure, job ii. Jackson,
K. NJ. StotBenburg, VIM. III. Swift,
Anthony IIiggins.l
wM. 8. HILLES, Pres 'c At
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President
feb2l-ly l.. L. TAYLOR. Treasul
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GROCERIES,.
At REDUCED pRIc.

At REDUCED PRICE,
Canned Fruits OF all kinds at slight advance
on the wholesale price.
Thankful for past tavers; we still sohcit o
share OF the public patronage. Do not forget
the place to save your money by buying
cheap. GEO. T. WHEELER,
noyY74-N l04 II. Second Street.
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No "suTpII5e5" IN expenses.
Special estimates, with unexceptlonal ac-
commodations in the best families, will be
furnished for board, &c. Our Educational
Bulietin." Is worthy the attention of every
youth and every parent with child to edu-
cate Sent gratis with pleasure to any ad.
dress and free at the Book and News stores.
Seats can be secured now, TWENTY
eighth term opens o'clock, q. NJ. Monday
September 0, 1875.
For further information you will please ad-
dress, Your obedlent servant,
aug2Swltd3f JOHN Z. HARKNESS.
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URINARY SCHOOL,
SELECT SCHOOL,
Normal and Collegiate Preparatory
School and Mechanical. and,
Commercial College
OF TIE
Stale Normal University
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
- FACULTY.:
JOHN C. HARKNEss, AN.
INSTRUCTION.
I-iURA oSGoOD HARNESS.
INSTRUCTION.
CALEB HARLAN, NJ. D.,
LECTURES.
FERDINAND FULLMER
INSTRUCTION.
HENRY L. sCHGSHER,
INSTRUCTION.
PANCoAsT ALLEN,
INSTRUCTION.
REV. JOUN WILSON, AM,
LECTURES.
HENRY G CONRAD, LID,
LECTURES.
FRANCOIS HENRY LOUBIGNAC. B.L..
INSTRUCTION,
J. JACKSON PEARCE,
INSTRUCTION.
WILLIAM I. WESTBROOK.
PRACTICAL TELEGRAPHY.
EDWARD l.. RICE, Jr,
INSTRUCTION.
ANNA Il. JEFFERI5,
INSTRUCTION
Book rent 'oSo - al
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EDUCATIONAL.


EN BECkERS
H. MUSIC SCHOOL
will open
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER GrH, 1873,
AT McCLARY's BUILDING,
entrance No. COG shipley strect.)
Vocal Class OF ladies' and gentlemen will
meet every Thursday evening at O'Clock.
All students for Piano. Organ, Wind and
string INSTRUMENTS, who viii enter the school
meet Monday evening, Sept. 9Th, at o'clock
ior ciassincation. septltf
Unionvllle institute.
An English, Mathematical. Commercial and
Gentlemen.
Terms, LADIES, $500; Gents, ~ 10 per
week; no extra for Latin, French, German
or vocal Music. Satisfaction guaranteed
For circular, address,
j. w. HARVEY, Principal.
sep2wst Unonville, Chester Co, Pa.
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Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
ohed te regular Depositors without charge
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Renew al OF the storm.
A REMARKABLE PROFESSIONAL
SUCCESS.
lProm n. Ml,.ouri R,publle.n.l

,n,. l. no,,hI. n,o,...,o,a, u.r
., M. s,nn mi ~hn b.Sa sch,sx.d az.
osu. .n..s 4. n, u v p;.ro.
y. mnMsn. y tn. r,o,n,nanc
U,;.h ha w.. ,,.;r.a has hs.u r.scbsd
,hronch .%,r;c,iv Isc;,insts mann and
40 tar ,hs,oforo 10 deserves ths .nyia'
HE renntaiion which be snioys. Thi,
large measure Of success Is the result OF
n ,Soropgb and careful prspar.tion for
his caIl;po and ~o.tansiye reading during
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Iruckee Items.
From the Republican. Nov. II.

From the Republican, Nov. Ill
Last night a track walker. whose beat
was from the Summit down this way,
got his leg badly smashed by q falling
rock. He had discovered o rock on the
track. and had summoned tho section
men to remove il. While the men were
at work Ut the rock. and while he was
holding q lantern to enable them 10 see
to work. . heavy sheet Of water came
down the mountain. loosening q rock
weighing between fvo and six hundred
rounds. which fell of the bank, q dis.
lance Of fifteen or twenty feet. striking
the man on the leg between the knee and
ankle. The leg WAS completely crushed
and will have to be %ampntated below the
knee. Tho accident occurred at about
10 O'Clock. The mans name was John
O'Connor. lie was brought TO Truckee
where the wound was dressed. and ho
was sent 10 Sacramento TO the Hospital
On the passenger train.
On Monday Eddy Walker. nged II
years, son Of J. c. Walker. received an
ugly kick in the face from n horse. while
he was giving him water. The accident
happened on High street, and tho horse
belonged TO Il. Frank. In tho absence
Of Mr.. Frank. Eddy was assisting n
other boy in the care Of the horses, and
allowing the horse too much rope. the
horse turned and kicked. The toe cork
cut the boys chin. and the heel cotk
made an ugly wound above the eye.
'rha FROG M tho horses foot knocked
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-20
The Pardoned Murderess.
Correspondence OF the Carson Tribune.

Correspondence OF the carson Tribunc.l
wISSENUccA. Nov. IL. 1875.
EDITOR TRIBUNE Our people do feel
proud. They are honored by the arri-
val Of q distinguished guest-Miss Ex-
scutivo Clsmsncy Mollis Forshay, the
reformed virgin. She is here ostensibly
rs tho bearer Of the Governors Thanks.
giving Proclamation. Sho says 1t will
be q great saving to the State. for she
can make moro than her expenses ON
tho tri, ,. being endorsed, AZ she Is. by
the powers that DO and the bon-ton Of
the Capital City. To meet current ex-
penses she has temporarily opened n
hurdy-house. She has addeaa new fsa-
turo to her sntertainments-sho has in
troducsd tho lovely pastime to which
she admitted her official guests and con-
idential friends at her DON in Carson.
She stands ut the bar. m foot ON the
counter and tho other on tho iioor, n
drinks to the health Of her dear friends
she has left behind. She draws large
houses; our people feel like encouraging
her in her reformation. Her perfor-
mances at first shocked our nodesty, but
when NO remembered that she was feast
I'll and idolized by tho upper tens OF
your city, w concluded that u no.
tons Of propristy must be below the
standard Of polite circles. and now we
enjoy ii hugely. She 10 making many
converts to the ant. Lyman ring. She
proposes to so from here to Austin
aud Eureka. and retsrn in time to
give her testimony before the Board
Of Prison Commits sionsrs. She eX-
poets to have n public reception at
Eureka, AZ two OF the Lyman inyesti-
eating committeeman reside there.
She also proposes to investigate further
the Indian claims. and will throw the
weight Of her whole influence in their
favor before the next Legislature. When
she gets McComas out OF prison she
proposes to form = joint stock literary
company with McComas and detective
Miller. and devote the balance OF her
days in the lecture field: Among her
subjects will DO "Prison Life" "How
to get Pardoned," "Trus lnwardness,"
Executive Clemsncy.'' 1.-THE Way II
is Done" Experience with the Cod.
fish Aristocraey." "How q State Prison
Ought to be Run" "The Necessity Of
Spies" "The Experience Of q Friend
in the Chain. Gang ut Richmond" She
designs giving q course Of lectures on
these and kindred subjects at Philadel-
phia during the Centennial. PIUrE.
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MUTUAL

From "Rulss for tho Government Of
Tsachsn." adopted by the Gold Hill
Board OF School Trustees this month.
we extract the following:
Rule Eighth-Resular monthly meet
tings Of tho teachers shall be held on
the last Friday afternoon OF each month,
commencing at 9 o'clock. for the pur-
pose OF mutual improvement. All
teachers are required to attend, and
should any cases Of absence occur. the
Principal shall report the same to the
Board.
In reading over the rules for the gov
eminent OF both scholars aud teachers.
We find M or two, the enforcement OF
which will 10 difficult; and whose pro-
priety il problematical. For instance,
the necessity OF forbidding tho collec.
ton Of the scholars on the school
grounds in tho morning before the ring
ing Of the first bell. 10 not very APP
parent. But that matters very little, as
what Is found to DO inexpedient in the
rules will doubtless before long DO ex.
plunged. or ignored which amounts to
The Our ooJset a. inc present
time Is not to md fault with either .as
Board OF Trustees or teachers OF 'ne
Public Schools, but rather 10 direct AT
tention to q rule that promises much
good 70 the cause OF eaueauou' .,,,.
m.sinl" 0pV sor, " 81 " sosisi Reunion. as
we'll as to. discuss educational matters.
deliver addresses, read essays, etc., and
exchange ideas generally on the best
methods Of teaching, and sustaining the
interest Of scholars in their studies.
The good to be derived will therefore be
manifold. The teachers will not only.
BY M exchange OF ideas, keep polished
up in the various branches they are or
may DO called upon to impart, but at the
same time they will become better ac-
quainted with each other. and many
petty j~ealousies that are liable to spring
up between people oil n s''ne proies-
o ny. an",;,ias ~ ,ha
LII ia J,na 49, ~ viii Tbs n-,onas.5
,.n.v,. - IN snv i;ch, nra,r;ss
no,n;ns I'm, c.od and h ia ib.rsiors 10
~ h.nsa ,hst . n,onsr ,n,ero.t will ba
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rELEGmAPuiC ADVANCEMENT,

Tho following communication, re-
ceiyed a day or two since. got acciden-
ally mislaid. but not being spoiled
hereby. We print II. with our best
wishes for the success Of the new light
ming institute. May each pupil become
u regular lightning striker in new
ideas. brilliant character and legitimate
action:
vIEGrSIA CRY. Nov. 10. 1875.
Ed. NEws: Last night. while the
,leeiy blast was blowing OF the snow
IRON the broad breast Of ut. Davidson.
u elbow out was in progress at the
Iooms Of the Superintendent Of the Vir-
rinia Accommodation Telegraph Com
I,any. in honor Of the completion Of
their line. Quite a party OF well.wish-
,rs were present, aud merry.making WAS
the order Of the evening. The health OF
the various officers, and success to the
new line were proposed and happily re-
| ,ponded to. The object OF tho Company
was then stated to be the furnishing Of n
cheap and instructive Winter amuss-
insnt to its members; and IL was decided
hat the payment Of the small sum Of
$40. initiation fee, and 81 per month
thereafter. should entitls an applicant
% all the privileges Of membership.
The Company then agreed on these
terms; to instruct each member In the
art Of tslsgraphy, to extend the wires to
heir various residences, and to keep the
Individual batteries and lines in repair.
The gathering then dispersed after three
heers for success To the enterprise and
iong life 10 the members. j. Z. q.
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A Bro ScAEx.-A report was in circu-
alton this morning that portion Of
he Virginia and Tmckes Railroad track
.ack Of Fort Homestead was sinking
.sry rapidly. and the belief seemed to
10 general that the trouble was owing to
he much.talksd-o crsvics close by. An
,1amination Of tho place showed that
he report was only partially true A
al at that point. Just below the Impe-
iai waste dump. was sliding down tho
all pretty fast. and there Is good reason
% fear that should the rainy weather
ontinue. about hundred feet of the
rack will give way. The slide IL evil
lently caused by water which settles at
hat point. the crevics having nothing
more TO do with II than the ina In the
noon. A ditch under the road through
which the water might escape, would
,,ercome tho trouble. The track at
hat point had settled fully two feet this
morning. and the indications were good
or the section ''fstehine mp in the
avinc before long. Should this occur.
10 serious delay in the traffic OF the
oad need follow. ~ the gap could be
Isidsed in day or two.
CoNrlrNENrAnIrs.-w are pleased to
acknowledge the receipt Of compliment
ary tickets to the grand promenade SON.
ert and ball. to DO givenat Theater Hall.
arson City. next Monday evening Tor
.a.. Al. v,r,,nta auffsrera- Tlo
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Religious services Te-serrsw.

NJ. T.. CuuRcu. Coin H~ILL.-Di'ine
services will be held in this church to-
morrow Sunday morning. at II A.
~. aud at Z r. N. Sunday School ut
Ia =. M.
Sr. JouS's Cnrncu. Com HnL.-
There will bs divine service tomorrow
at II A. ~. and 100 y. N. Rev. X. =.
Eastman officiating. At tho morning
service the Holy Communion will be
administered. Sunday School at l:3o
=. ".
PRESBYTERIAN CurscH. Virginia City.
Rev. AIr. ellis will hold divine services
nj this church tomorrow at III o'clock
A. NJ. and $50 in the evening. AL are
cordially invited to attend.
I.ev. W. II. Jenvey will hold divine
service at Silver City to morrow nj
y. NJ.
Rev. W. IL. Jenvey will hold divine
service ut Dayton tomorrow al
II y. NJ.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
GAL TO fuE esIs H ~ "
DOMESTIC NEWS.

~
Charley Ross.
A Herald special from Thomaston.
COL. says BRUNEI. q detective. has been
heard from. in reference TO Charley
Ross. He says that the woman who
has him always dresses him in girls'
clothing when passing through . town.
Ho followed the pair all day. but having
a poor horse. he was compelled to re-
turn.
Prise Fight.
NEW YoRx. Nov. PA special from
Trenton, New Jersey, says . prize fight
for $500 q side. between VIM. Walker
Jas. whelan. took place about
three miles from Philadelphia. ysstsr.
day. The parties were from Philadsl.
phia. The contest lasted / hour and IL
minutes. Fsrty-ons rounds were
fought. whelan was tho winner.
Run Away.
NEw YoRx. November 2o.-Csphas B.
Girls and Dexter A. Reed. two dealers
in hardware. have absconded. leaving
debts behind them amounting to from
S7J, 900 to 500, 900,
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STATIONERY AND JRwRLRY.

j. b. Marshall. at the Gold lilll Post
ONCE store. IL sole agent for al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc.. received ~ 500 as published,
and delivered In any part of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
hooks Of every description made TO order 81
snort notice. Gold aud Silver watches, clocks.
that line neatly aud well done. A large stock
VI toys AMI fancy goods. Boo regular advef.
tiscment In another column. jel6
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A surrocArINa cough.

In . letter to Mrs. Isle, Of Chicago, . vel
known contributor TO the Western press, Oh,
a-cribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-
panied by bleeding at the lungs, TO Hale
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. my cough.
but the Honey OF ~lIorehoand and Tar ha,
removed every trace of It." The letter was te
q lady friend In this city. who has placed Il a
tho disposal OF O. N. Crittenton, Z Sixth ave
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one
minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-20

IxrIoyISo n HouR--The number
Of men at work in the burnt district OF
Virginia this morning was truly aston
i.hinc. The Consolidated Virginia and
ophir works in particular were covered
in every part where = man could work
10 advantage. We counted fifty en-
gagged in laying shingles on tho ROOT OF
the former. The same activity u man
Tested in all quarters, every man EVIL
IDENTIFY thinking that the weather Is not
10 be trusted The day which opened
pleasant enough. promises at the pres.
emit writing . Z. Mo end in either a
snow or rain storm. probably the
former, ~ the atmosphere Is quite cold.
Such disgusting weather IL enough TO
discourage the most hopeful. How
ever. as there IL no way OF regulating It.
the situation will have to be accepted
and borne as philosophieally Us possible
Gosr.-Ths authorities Of Virginia
were beginning to think that a special
court would have to DO opened for the
accommodation Of Mrs. Corcoran and
the crowd she has been harboring. as
Justice Coz has been almost wholly oc-
cupied with them during the past i've
or six days. They have probably been
saved the trouble. however. as the lady
could not DO found in the city Ills morn
ing. II il thought she left last night In
company with q couple Of men. Should
such DO the case. tive friends who went
her bail to the tune Of $500 will find
themselves in the lurch.
LECTURE TO- Iom.-As can DO seen
by reference to advertisement. Professor
W. q. Hyde will deliver q lecture before
the X. II. H., at Miners Union Hall.
Gold Hill. this evening. ON THE
United Irishmsn. Wolf Tone and other
Patriots Of l1s2." AL those privileged
10 attend should do so. ~ in addition TO
the interest the subject naturally pos
sessss TO every lrishmsn. the Professor
has the reputation Of being a diligent
student and profound thinker.
DIssArrsrI Ep.-Miks Mccormick says
tina. he is entitled to the first prize Of
fered by the Sarsisld Guard to the beat
marksman at the late target shooting
match. as he knocksd the target down
twice that day. Whether he accom-
plished the feat with u club or a brick
bat rumor saith not. and TO all inquiries
Mike maintains \ judicious silence.
DETAINED AT mi PosrorricE.-Lst-
tiers addressed to James Anderson. Union
City, Michigan. and Benjamin West
lake. GAINESVILLE =. o.. Ontario. are held
for postage at tho Office In this town.
The las. letter 10 marked "in haste"
wur 1T WENT TO vIHoISIA.-Ths de-
layed mail brosght through by the train
last evening, was not left Mt Gold Hill
IA usual. because there was no messen-
csr aboard. This mornings mail was
received all right
PAssKxoxn PLAryoRN.--A platform
for the accommodation OF railroad pas
sengers is being built In Virginia al inc
old depot on Z street.
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CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
lndlscretlons OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss 81 manhood. etc.. I viii send
a recipe that will cure you, free Of charge.
Thi great remedy was discovered by Q mls.
sio airy In South America. Send Q selEsd.
dressed envelope TO the Rev. Joseph.T. lnmAn,
Station ID, bible House. New York City.
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CHEMICAL

Save me, health and money. Avoid quaeks
aud buy "Chemical Strength" sold by ill
dugrisis. Instructions full. and q cure guar
antecd In any case OF facilitating dreams Cor
seminal wcakness), and all alarming symptoms
of nervous decay. resulting from self abusc.
oxcesscs or any cansc. CRANE u BRigHAn.
Wholesale Agents. San Francisco. Price ~
per bottle n
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NORRIS a NATHAN.

This popular dry goods nrm. although losing
al by the great IRE At Virginia, will not die In
conrequeuo-. On the contrary. they viii open
In . few days here In Gold Hill, having secured
an eligible place In Doctor Halls buiiding.
Ing they went TO San fr11cisco for nsw and
extensive stock OF dry goods. and thsy will
opea out 10 . few days In splendid styls. nos
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO rnI GOLD HILL pALY xsws


-
salt Against the south wssdviiis
MininK Company.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 2O-l:3O p. NJ
Jas. L. King brought suit yesterday In
the Fifteenth District Court against the
South woodvills Mining Company 81 at
to recover $24,0 damage for stock
which II is alleged the company has I'M
lawfully converted to It's own USE.
Renewal OF the storm.
SAsri CLARA. Cal, November 90
Last night 1t cleared up for the Arsi
timc in q week, and promised to remain
so. but this morning at an early hour
the storm again broke upon us and II ID
o raining hard. with no indications oil
clearing up.
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County Trcasurer's Office.

Until FURTHER NOTICE the OFFICE
~ of the Treasurer Of atorry Co1uty will be
located In the 0reen Building. ons door south
OF thssn,ine house Of Young America Engine
Comps ny No. 2, South Q street, virrinia.,
aAD n g. b. SMITH.
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Rooms to Let.

1.-TWO GOOD ROOMS. ILiaiBLY STU.
a., . y in Gold HILL Apply . n 4: sSSd:'''
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MrtnirpEs Of people require an Alternative,
to restore the healthy action Of their systems
and correct the derangrments that creep Into
Il. Sarsaparilla. were used and valued, until
several impo-iiions were palmed OF uron the
IL NJ imposltion.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
We war Win sp.i..

Ne War with speis.
MADRID, November 20.-Spanish Of
Gcials in this city express their BELLE
that peace between Spain and tho United
States will continue uninterrupted.
Hurricane and Loss Of Lin.
LONDON. November 90. "A fearful
hurricane passed over the English
Channel yesterday. causing great des'
truction to the shipping. Several
wrecks are reported and q number oil
lives lost.
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NOTICE.
Situation Wanted.

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