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BRICK! BRICK! BRICK!
ONE MILLION BRICK AND TWO VAL
UABLE LOTS. FOR SALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE, in lots to suit p,r-
l. chasers, about one million brick, ut the
site of the Bowman House. Also, the two
lots on which the Bowman House stood,
each eighty feet front on State street
and the depth of square. They have upon
them three large cisterns. Twill sell the
whole at bargain. Apply to
June II IA. If NJ MCLAUGHLIN.
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explode. That will not injure the eyes, o.
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CONTRACTS and SUPPLIES

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US at different times, by eminent attorneys,
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Planters
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future Advances
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Rent Money
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Share of Crop
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plies
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Vances by Merchants-very oenar-
ally used.
NO. i3.-DeeG Of Trust for General D.,
poses
opecIal Blanks printed to order onro.
so1Ecle Serms Address
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CHIVALRTE

/ ed a eneg a. amusement, which was invent
W. % ana is manufactured by the as invent
W. west q Lee Game PrIntin. Co.,
fol HIaSesser, Massachusetts,, can be had tho
No. 0 Of metal. at
:. metal and wood, at 10 20
% :. malleable iron i" 20 90 GO
Is "brass 100 O6
malleable iron @oo w
e. % (richly gilded at zoo 90
These cote -, 1000 90
United State" upon e9 recent ssnt to part Of the
gs~ Send for Circular y PRICE
Address,
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Worcester, Mass
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MISCELLANEOUS.
5O0PianOs and DREAMS

NEW AND SECONDHAND, OF FIRST
CLASS MAKERS, WILL BE SOLD AT LOWER
PRICES FOR CASH, OR ON INSTALLMENTS.
OR FOR RENT, IN CITY OR COUNTRY, DUR
ING THESE HARD TIMES AND THE HOLI
DAYS. BY HORACE WATERS g. SON. 481
BROADWAY, THAN EVER BEFORE Of
FERED IN NEW YORK. AGENTS WANTED
TO SELL WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS
AND CONCERTO ORGANS. ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUES MAILED. GREAT INDUCE
MENTS TO THE TRADE A LARGE DIS
COUNT TO TEACHERS. MINISTER'S
CHURCHES, LODGES, SCHOOLS, ETC.
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"A DEPOSITORY or FAsHIox, PLEASURE, AND
DESTRUCTION
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

OsE good rumor comes TO u from the
debris Of the great scandal suit. to-wit:
The probability Of the Indictment Of
lawyer Tracy for perjury. His ts-
timony was explicitly denied by three
Witnesses. and that alone should be suf-
6eisnt 10 condemn him. His whole at
tituds throughout The trial vas q scan
dal to the profession hs disgracss. He
sought to crafty his personal spite
against Moulton BY availing himself Of
professional license 70 cover him
(Moulton) with abuse and insult. The
only thing We have found TO rsproaeh
In the conduct Of Frank Moulton
throughout this whole dirty business is
his neglect to horssvhip General Trasy
a. soon - opportunity offered after the
conclusion Of his (Tracy's) vindictivs
harangus. We believe the lawyer lied
cooliy and deliberately, and three wit
nsssss each ~ respectable a. Tracy have
sworn that such IL the No Let him
DO indicted for perjury. The little game
Of bluff over the upholsterers may prove
to b. . boomerang.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
JOURNALISTIC AxxxrrInA

There il bound 70 b fan in Csiior-
mia ere the present campaign II ended.
The canvass viii b apsrsonL ons. and
svery n knows how intensely bitter
such contests become. Already jour
nalists are leading Oh In the delightfully."-
antiquaisd. yet ever new occupation OF
mud slinging. The following choice
specimen Of tha. professional Affection
and rsspsc. which just now s1ists
among hvi Journalists In California
vs take from Tie OAKLAND ndnszipt OF
The soth ult.:
The Wild an Of joulnalisn got up on
his hind lsgs and baysd through the
Dolly vardsn fah-horn again Monday
evening. He thought he discovered an
other visp Of straw hanging from the
Transeript hay rick. and he went Tor IL.
Nov We desire 10 say Just word. and
that Il, that Pixlsy. With al his faults.
cannot b chased with the &srsputabls
plundsrsrs Of the Bdzah. II Pfxlsy
was Attorney General. be never swim.
died the ststs out Of two hundred
thousand dollars. a. did The propristou
Of the Bspstia, whsa they hsld The ofacs
Of State Printer. 4 svsst set Of pohh.
cal scoundrsls 10 lead . reform party!
Will the Bsustin explain the process BY
which the prophetors RAJ their arms
into tho State Treasury and robbed Il oil
thousands Of dollars for double pay foI
Spanish press work. Reform. indeed,
These are sweet scented rsformsrs
These same dsmagogues have got . jet
put up BY which they intend TO rob th'
stats again. II they can get their Dolly
Warden ticket through successfully,
Win they share In the swindling opera,
tons at the State Prison1 Or are the,
to get hold Of the State printing again
The lssehss = altar sousthins. fol
they never advocate . unless !
pays. With Q vsak-mindsd man fol
Governor. whom they can bamboozls
and their tool Of the head OF the Stat
Prison-why. there will b thousandl
In IL!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
IN a BAD FIX.


The San Francisco BaHsiia Is evidentl,
In q bal hr. Since tho nomination O
Bidwsll anil Pacheco by tho Indspsnd
snt Convention. and the consequent do
fsatoiths chossn nominees ofths Bauetin,
that journal has been in . voful plight
Bidwsll was tho choice Of the San Fran
cisco Chruaiel, Paeheco the first selec.
ton Of the Sacramento Union. both oil
which journals q popularity supposed
70 Be under the direct control Of. and to
derive THAR sustsnancs from Stanford
4 Co. The nomination Of theses gen.
tlsmsn has placed the Bdgeia in q very
awkward position. II must either sup
port the favored nominees Of journal
istio rivals and personal enemies. OF
iop agHin. Tho Chroaicis has effectu.
ally stolen the Balsiia's thunder. I'M
mediatsly upon the nomination Of It's
candidate idwsll-by the Indspend.
snts. The CAroHies became an enthusi-
sssie Dolly. and not only jumped clear
over tho fence into the independent
fold. but At once assumed the leader
ship Of that spotted organization by vir.
the Of having selected and endorsed
liz choice for Governor prior 10
his nomination in Convention.
This Is certainly a good reason for a.
Stunning tho leadership Of the Dollies.
On the other hand. the slate put up in
the Baletia Office having been sfsctual-
~ smashed. that Journal cannot with
any show Of consistency claim to rep
resent the majority Of the party.
and. per consequence. has no title
10 Leadership. II must either take
position n q private in the ranks. or
bolt and Join the Democrats. The Re
publicans certainly have no use for il.
The Rscord- Union Of Thursday, in a
strain Of whitening sarcasm. thus hits
the BaLstin below the bolt:
II Bidwell should be elected il will be
the Chroaiek's victory. II Pacheco
should DO elected IL viii DO IN indorse-
mont Of the Rscord- Uaioa's choice. Hut
In no case can the B.dstia lay claim TO
any participation. unless Il is content to
base in appeals for approval on the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
TO CONTRACTORS.

cRALRD PROPOSALS. FOR BUILDING
y . Masouic Hall In Geld I'LL. Nsysds, viii
b RECEIVED ~ Y and including JuLf s;h, y
reservisg 20 themselves the tight 81 rejecting
any OF al bids. Ptans and specifications can
Be sssn ct the store Of Eugese BlttDsr I Co..
Main street, Geld Hili. Hsvsda-
jys d [. w.. CHUBBUcK Secretary.
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Mist and Bsllloa Matters.

The San Francisco Ahd. In its fnan'
eil column yesterday, has an elaborat'
article on tho above subject, from which
NO make the following extract:
The Carson Mint has been. however,
also very sctive. IL has worked 1000.
900 ounces Of silver against 1900. 00C
last year. and 200, 900 ounces Of gold
against III, 900 last year. II has also
assaysd the 81, 500. 900 bullion received
from the Consolidated Virginia mine.
and Of which $780, 900 will be coined
into dimss and double dimes and the TO
maindsr Of the silver sent to Philadel-
phia. OF coune half tho bullion ID
gold. which will 30 coined into double
eagles. Tho Carson Mint will reopen
ON the Sd. II will Be observed that
IS, 600, 900 has been paid in gold coin
for bullion bought hero and for Carson.
The bullion there Il paid for by checks
on The United States Treasury here.
These payments form an important rs-
lsass Of the coin thai has accumulated,
in the Treasury from the collection Of
dutiss. The bullion has nearly all been
from the Consolidated Virginia mine,
but some lots have been sold to the
80. NJ, ~. .normous drain oi sic =.
SsS 90 %, Nsv Yorl bss sbso,b.J
30 sunniies A. veil a. Tho new coin.
aee, and has left q dehcit OF some
$4,000, 900 against an excess OF $685.
s7i 95. Hence the difference Of action
/. soasl 10 S7,5l5,3 7l 95 In the local
suppiy between The last siI months
,na The ssms period lsst year. The
opsntions Of the Mint have, however,
rivsn neatly "a, 900, 600 more than last
year BY the hns metal deposited by the
Ban Ffsndsco Roaming Company. Thus
ths transicr. the sums paid our for bul-
lion and the Mint work have given an
aggregate Of &C. lA,34A 81, nearly the
whole Of which has been exported, leav-
ing the sum paid In for duties TO repre-
sent the loss Of coin in the market. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

Tt. Silver Stab remarks Of the CAL
ifornia Democratic platform. that Il has
the "esnuins mstallis ring" rooha
more 70 NJ like Central Pacific Rail.
road ring. But in any event The Silver
STATE will DO satisnsd. for whether
Central Pacific or "mstallic." there's
money In n. TT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

the Lyon County Times comes TO us
considerably enlarged. and otherwise
improved. Silver City and the rest Of
Lyon County can. and does support, .
q very good paper. The Nass Ia an *.
ssllsnt nsishbor. and We are we'll pleased
10 note this sign Of increased prosperity.
Long may Il wave and never waiver.
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BLrFr AND rHE .MUruAL
FRIEND.~

- --.s ..;. a.
10y a.. 49,. :, /. ,..n,. an.
An.a-- o,.,h,,.;... 49,.
- S..~
~u-M..
ing poon' n y. W.. |u,y
"s.a
! ths
'ss.s' Py D
tnsai "'sna. An' WV
nave resu INC manu-
eass. vnaI arc 'ns.t 0on ou
vofu iof u tnsy VIII hna nho'' snAn oa'
IN iour vho 0eie'e .ne yum " w
snaan Inc mofA enec' :.
As.ssm'n' y !si' "
qui's -. 'n'usu
piaanun ma ossn feha'fsa
thai 'nres men naa sal 'ot neAi'5 MA
months. heard every word OF me tesu.
mony' every sentence OF the lawyers
speeches and tho charge Of Judge Nell
son; had argued the matter with their
fellow jurymsn and nnaiiy found mem
solves unable to osiieve In sesehers In
nocence. Mes . brand upon ae'ehdah
that VII eve % suaced.
We arc nrmiy convinced oil inc uu'n
OF thsory only nin'ed My s'n
porsFy ms morning. VIZ: 'nAa s
o sfy maae over me No.
jury ~.
Loeasl Ana Ihes' anu .ns
.na' in'on, a'oui'oh anu ss"
ior p'a'nun were ~ inc oo''o" u
ooncsi p'os rum Deeehs'' a" nv !"
% seeuSed Ps'
aIs GmP'y Ana so's'J iA'eu
oaun' an cnse' 70 'ne morn.
divided jury. In SNORT 'na' " ' '
means sympathy Tor de'enoAh' u 'ousn'
10 % ADMINISTRATION NO P.A's ""
sstituds u . deeply inlufea Per''n,
sort OF martyr 70 ioui conspirAey' ny
this means u 10 sousn' 70 create fsa'-
ton In public ieenns. vAicn nAs aisAy
Recognised 'ns in'ure y, ". !uiy
qai' 'ne a~s,snaAn
p'e PROOF oi ms gum.
nu' ne 'nol"
friends 70 drae Moui'on in'o 'ho PeI'ui!
case and connect him with an alleged
attempted conspiracy. thus Tar can
hardly 30 deemed successful. Tho New
York Tribune. which. during the whole
trial. has been . asrre partisan Of
Rsscher and Plymouth Church. having
remarked that Moulton would b ar
rested and indicted IL he were not out OF
town. that gentleman tho next morning
publishsd . card in q rival journal. say
ing that. having read that no Was to bs
indicted II hs returned to brooklyn, he
bad hastsnsd 10 return. and nov await
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NOTICE.

nYPIcE OF LADY BRYAN MINING CON.
OfANY, san Francisco. June %. ISIS. Ths
new stsek d this Company. representing tAs
steekholdsr at the rate 81 two sharss OF the
sew stock fer one share u old.
jys0 PRANK SWIFT, 8scsstay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
Tur We.t Point c.a.lI.noh. ~,

THs West Point osds& laughs because
tho vsssar girl ran screaming from
fright 81 the recent sham fight. Let the
cadet marry thst timid vassar girl. and
in six months he will take Oh his boots
in the hall whom be comes In nights,
for fear shs will tear The scalp OF
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
The Young Fantasies.

IL MEMBERS Oh THIS COMPANY
the Capital Lodging House. nert Monday 81 10
O'Clock sharp. by order.
0no DoRwIS, ia. President. iysi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03

BR careful Of your diet. A Georgian
held . strawberry In his tssth for q
young lady 70 bite d, and she bit half
his nose OF.
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NV r. wEaRsRR. SECRETARY.
Ban rraneisee, JAY I. isls. 3
ST0oKH0IpERs' MEETiMo.

A NNuAL NETTING ovgRnAN SILVER
si.. Sl.'' 4s cs. sss.,i ; ...,l. ss: e 4! s; ..S.s e
larposs Of sIseting Trustee 70 Uni during
): 81 sS' Sss sss5sy. ~, !. q I'll Il . s'ei.eS : Ia
The eGoe d ths ooapaay. In Moneys Bald.
Ing, No. tit California Strsst. San rrsneises.
9.hhI,it. rsss;,:s -, w = s!osst f.s.
r. wK0KNkk. Bserstary pro ten.
Ban Fnseisco, Juns %, ISIS. jystd
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REMOVAL.

TIE OFFICES OF THE wooDviLLR
Consolidated and Original Gold LIN have
been removed 70 NNlHI.
ROOM ~, 3ss CALIFORNIA STREET.
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Gold Hill fantasies.

THRRE WILL BIZ 4 SPECIAL MEETING
1 OF the Executive Csmmittss OF the Fan
tasiies THIS Saturday EVENING, at the
rooms over 0ihsan's Saloon. All sub-eommit.
Dy order Of Committee. jya Il
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BoRM.
NEW TO-DAY.
LIST OF lETTgRo

.DKxArN1Na IN THE GOLD HILL POST.
one month they vfi Ss sent . tie Dssd Est,sr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-03
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CHICAGO. July 2.-Private advices
from the Black Hills expedition, re-
ceived this morning. show that investi.
CATION 10 proving the country 10 be
richer in gold than has heretofore becn
supposed. The earth down ON the bed.
rock Is in every direction filed with
PARTICLES, and tho quartz shows rich
veins. These advices arc from o 70.
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