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lowing brilliant programme is said to have been
rehearsed to an unusual degree Of perfection:
l. Organ solo-ovorturs to -Anbes.
.. cho1u. Chorus Of alsaners, iron, *po1nathens +"
SFitft time In Chlcago.l. .l..-,...-... .Lsxt
3. Grand scena-Fifth scene IN the last act Of
a1@n:rss Complete ni;, Il Il aisaa xsas
aRanphis. tthe High PRIEST. Mr; G. J; Root
4. Duet Tor Two E Pianos3ss Iuetzow. wiia
ai::s. KoS<1t, and ID: xiiport ''''' '
l.. s9s 'sss l.: ssssssss
8. Piano ss1o-r.ntsss 1ts. op S.:sr: usade.,.oan
7. Psalm for Solo md Chorus" Lord,
how long wilt Thou forget me-
M. Glenn aid Chorus. Gteru;. '1so0e'''>'''''
f. Tic, LIN thine syes atende1s.ohn
"duardian Angels -. ,.....s.ss' @. Root
74o@-Hr.. Fa1se<5 3;:s r i. Rast md r.: r..
=. Piano solosoaata. op. a. No 2..:... Beethursn
His birds dttDo,t
Tro7stars edsas intoduains d.a 81 10 i, nus
sHome to our Mountains. ains"............,...Yesdi
Hiss Gtsnn and Ar. II. c. Coffin
MUSICAL NoTEs.
The original 'tJnb bilee Singers" give three
concerrs this week, the first since their return
from England, Tuesday evening in Union Park
Congregational Church, Friday evening in Far
rell Hail. &ad another Saturday afternoon.
Concerning the English tour, the New York
Times says: "1hose singers were heartily VOL
Queen aud the Royal family. and they were very
kindly treated BY Mr. Gladstone and Lord
shaftesbuEy. At the same tima they took the
popular heart by storm. and no house was large
enough for their audiences in Liverpool, Glas-
gov, Edi1burg, and other cities"
rtafr n f, Ia pfr Fro n
Graf at the Wabash Avenue II. E. Church,
Tuesday evening. Mrs. 0faff Will be assisted
bY Miss Hattie Starr, Miss Louie Thompson,
Mrs. B1ait, Hiss Nellie Smith, Messrs. BeseIer,
Wey. Dodge, ". N. Smith, Chance Christian,
and TIden.
The next rehearsal OF the Apollo Club will &C.
cur at its new rooms. Nos. 80 and 50 Adams
street, Mouday evening, April l9, and, "a the
programme for the next and last concert OF the
aeason has been fully entered upon, fpll snd
meeting Of the Club the following resolution
Was adopted:
Rtsotrtd, That the thanks Of the Apollo Mnsica1
Club ita secretary} be expressed to Mes1rs
Story Camp for the generous use Of their roous
SacretarJ Apollo Musical Club.
The third Of the sacred concerts at the Third
Unitarian Church is to be given this areniDg by ths
choir, assisted by Hiss Todd, pianist, Mr. Al1en,
g1o1inist, and the Btaney Lodge Quartette Club.
h1r. Wolfsohn gave the sixth Of his 6chumann
rectals yesterday afternoon, assisted BY Miss :!
Jessica Haskell and Airs. O. II. Johnson. |
Tho Swedish Singing Society Is new club which,
although only -four months old, has seventy ac- |
live members. Mr. Alfred Logerzin ia the leader |
of this Society, and will give concert the LIST of
maJ at Clare's Hall. No. II Clark street. The !
very bast Swedish singers belong to this Club.
Il is said that Miss Jessica Haskell. one Of the
most attractive Of our ChicaGo yocalists, intends
10 60 to Europe tor study, and will shortly have !
The colored singers Of Chicago anuounce u
concert at Turner Har, Wednesday evening, /
Hav s, for the benefit OF the Charles Sumner |
Club. 's.z
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TAPESTRY.

Idly o'ar my work loiter 49,.
On this dreamy moonlight e7s,
Whiio tissue, soft and splendid.
Busy thought doth wa7ve.
Sunny bzestns ct pleasant fanaze
In tia magic wuof ara Wrouxht-
Purple threads OF old xonancea,
Shifting shales OF thought;
wate7-co1oss t1eftly blended, :, :: :
From river loved OF old.
That along its shining pebbles
And hillside where ths suiuasx: .
From her sleapy eyehd4 fair,
With Iauguid motion, aEeepaeh
alky drifts e hair.
But that Edens self-created,
How 1t giows along the wool!
With 1ts fountains, aud its gardenas
And its palace-roof. al
There the distant eyes that hunt nj
Smile and tighten on ont own -
There ve csll the shadows round ~;
There We raise our throne.
There each voice we love is spask1ng
Worls the spirit ihirsts 10 bear,
An. tAeis music, through tho ail&nca,
Eata the charmed ear
Let US dreami Aernss the moonlight
Soon shall glide some absent cara,
With its keen and wasttd vts&xo,
PeerdoR At Us tbern-
Soon aha1l Duty-dsrt- -hruwed usstAr- ;
Shake u roughly src,n our 4aeP:..
Let Us rest here wt1ero the moonbaAaa1
Der the case1nent Creep d
Nsny dusty 1esgne to trarea
Lies befote us, t1rown and ba1a,--
Not, perchauce i leaf above than,
Not ! streaualas hese- -
Let Us dream, then,-1fftiux upward,
10 tho Ix1nba white throne above,
Dram, aud thought, and heartfelt ]un9inag. =
L1ngi1g for His changeIeas love.
unnAoo, 1875 RzLLE BEACH (M. II. sIAc1t.
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ABr.. oklyn lady, whoae husband has N u1f-
pleasa habit OF railing # her hss hit upon the
plan Of calling in her sseivanta when be begins
and say ing sn&etly: "Now, my deaEt plea&e go
On wih y your ,rsmarks." Hs doesn't 80 On n
least n 1t - he began.
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reason prior to the conyarsion of +ha tbo,+r, ,,-
to minstrel hall, aud that intention e.ili to,.s
The absenca Of the company at CIoye1ond 1,.t
week has prevented tho rehearsal Of the n;eca
and the COMPANY nre scarceIy prepared to p:ay il
with the readiness aud accuracy which it requires
! The failure OF former spectacle was due as
Il much to the want OF thorough rehearsal 2s to
! its inherent worthlessness. Prohting BY forpar
| experience, Mr. Hoo.ey will resetve MONTE
it viii be given with the richest appointments
t and perfection Of mechanism Tomorrow and
Tuesday evenings Mr. ONei1's specialty,
"DaVlo Garrlek," Will Dc played Wlth tue follow
| lowing CAST OF cna1acse1s'
Simon ineot- NJ 1aeasy ses. Ser.
Squire Cnivy M. E. J. Bactey
~. So1as. D. F;:zrasstck
r AZ" rsa' ean a. Snwn
aaarea 3 ! n n II sac{artn1
Thomas. DIR. ]. Wells
Aaa 1neot loniss , aswt5o1ne
Me-. smth. .Nrs. q. r aaeder
This will be followed by the 1aushable farce
s'Jonea Baby"
Aiss Minnie Dogle's place in the company has
no' YET oeeo n1leo- ..
ACADEMY OF 1tsn*
ane present week snese 's 20 play az me Aead-
envy OF Music young actor named George
| Philadelphia in . drama written by \ eept;oman
| of that ci,v arr E;troo..,a o-,.,a. =,
..7c+.n,;c;i. ~ !. ~ a. N.' A".uot ~ -
4se.ue' 1ne p'ece written TOT hr: ZIP
the Ggpsies," in which he OF course assumes the
rolo OF the great trasedian. The pieca 1apre-
cents Edmund Eean as gypsy. afterwards 4.
n1 an actot' = "aa p!ayed At the Chestnut Street
tha rATansnaT aeoaae .of so1oo "eekn, ana 1fom
appears to have been nonnlar Tha ,ctor !. sa;'a
to bear soma personal resemblance to the hnro
Of tho drama
1v1ckERs THEATRE
LOLA IL 10 "a followed TINS week and next b
Maggie Mitchell, Chicago faEorita whose piecea
are too we'll known here to need any pa,ticuls,
mention at this time. This week aha r1avs
..Fanchon tho Crickrt in which sna iii -
-e~ts - sf VII - u AsA o1o nA& ~
81 euEpo. ~ y! -, "u9sau 11aa11ss He1s "ees
'A"' 1''1e WI 20 Sp'Aseo'
THE GRAND ofEAA-HousE
The mlnstre's have strengthened their corc.
W.enar one Of tha moat a,nnsfno.,nd s.reo.h,,
-, 'a,,~a ,,;,.t..,a =, 49,. oo,,-,t.9 80
oi neeto n1nstses LII @ae country. .4hs u aa
acquisition which the public will be glad to
recognize. The first part Of the programme ia
new, and the finale ' DoNu Where tho Succr
Crne Grows" by Cal Wagner and the company.
will doubtless be good Aeagler and De1ehanty
nave mnslcal aes entltied DANCING IN tho
mvoanznt' ~ e y, 49, Iaojn - 4y.o - maG
surrdce. and Farne. farre I'm Tro
Pompeys :" Delebantg mud Hcngler, = new plan
formance concluding With tho afterpiece s In
and Out b. ths whole company.
TIE ApE1pm.
In addition to yery strprc ol;o which ;nc}ndne
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11ize Song. walther. Third act.
q1s vocal nart oy III. Il. i. 5,.she6:
The programmes for Saturday matinee and
the Festival Concert Saturday night will be au-
nounced early in the week. The management
desire to have it announced that they are hav-
ing an edition Of $4,000 g Descriptive Pro
grammes "a neat pamphlet Of thirty-two
pages-printed, which will be ready Wednesday
or Thursday. aud will contain everything Of his
toric or musical interest connected with the So
lections to 90 given in this series Of concerts.
Those who do not, receive copies ut their
place OF sale OF tickets, which begging Thursday
morning ats o'clock, at Jansen, hcOlurE Il Co.'s
bookstore. -
o2erta1ea Frau Mes,ein 1sapps
g. Second Finale from Lucreta Borgia .Donizeiu
I. Overture to :. .1annharser "...-........W wagner
Ro;;sx paixs Sssst 1onane' n:oasna ;msnn
T. rotpou1ri from My Album
8. Faatazie-"T Thu Merry Figaro "..:....:-.- ;Hamm
10. Sehonbruner Quadrillo. dnnGi
THE DE MURskA CONCERTS
There will be two farewell De Murska concerts
in this city this week, Thursday evening
Hall. The troupe has given 140 concerts this
season, and the Southern tour has proved to be-
handsome SUCCESS feature Of Thursdays
concert will be the frat rendering in this city ct
I11ftetd s 1naa .9ce0as 1ko&Q aInoEU1s6 1h01nA8
opera Of Hamlet" The troupe is now composed
Of lie Mu1ska, Nine. !carreno sauret, p;ano II.
ssuret, violin; signor Rrags, violoncsllo;
Eignor Grammona; baritone buffo; and .1lr.
Pratt, accompanist. Thursdays programme il as
follows:
= PART I.
i. Trio violin, yin0ncellor and piann-.. Beethoven
Nine. carTeno- sauret stons. saur<t7 Sig. Braga.
2 Song, Man of the Red Mantle !" .Cim1nAroSa
Sq. Gy1mmond.
8. Violoncel1o Solo, "Fantasia Normx BelhnD BraRa
sig Ga<teao hnoa. -.
4. Mad Scene of ophella !" Hamlet Thomas
Atit. Tina De AuYsEu.
s. Violin soIo IS Di tanti pagiu .Pagauip
PART II.
/. Duet, piano, and rio..n... ~. .WleniAwsh
N1ne. ct1re11o- Saures and Aosss. 4sauTss- ="
T. Ar13s Magic Eluta" .Aoz1ft
Nile. Tina d MATsk1. -
g. VIoloncello Solo, Prayer Of Moses .Bra91
S,g. G1<tdno Brd9n.
1. Piaho soo. Fsnt.se sur Troystore. .GottehaR
..-+ H1nt. C1FTtno-StuTtt. e. -.
s. Duet tre aux Oercan lvotee and VIOLIN Harold
Uile. I<5na d. NuT1ka ard Nona- Saurek
M1gs uLENN's COMPLIMENTARY coEcRRr
takes place Thursday evening, the 22d inst.
The sale Of tickets IL hIready laFge and the fol-
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FOREIGN NEWS.

An EuEiish Demand on Burmsh.
LONDON. June "a Kingston dis
patch says the British Envoy 70 Bur-
nah has bsen instructed TO make an
immediate demand on tho King for his
friendly reception Of the Chinese Gen.
eral who Is implicated In the murder Of
the British explorer Margary. The
Burmese are cutting telegraph wires.
There are rumors Of . Republican
movement In Madrid.
brighter Prospects Of she Cariists.
LONDON. June 9.-Ths Paris CORE
spondent Of the Times. abiding 10 the
rumor OF q Republican movement In
Madrid, says those Watching the oourse
Of Affairs in Spain. are satisfied the Al
fonsist Government 10 apprshsnsive.
They assert that the Spanish Embassa.
dor at Paris has renewed his complaints
relative to the tolerance OF Carlism on
on the frontier, and has warmly pro-
tested against the ostensible charity
fetes, the real object Of which Is to raise
money in Paris for the Carlists. It is
supposed France win pay less attention
to these complaints than formerly. a.
Germany tskss slight interest the cause
Of King Alfonso, whose government is
too weak to pursue a course agreeable
to Germany. A competent authority.
an attache Of tho Spanish Embassy In
Paris, has otdciLly reported that the
Carlists mustered $1,000 good soldiers,
equal numbers OF second rates, and will
continue to be victims rs long As the
war ia conducted ~ at present. A dis.
patch from vionna says that Princess
windisckyratz has sent 3OO. 900 aorins
to Don Carlos.
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Guocrn,rs. - The old estsblishs

GROCERIES. - The old established
grocery and provision store Of Storm 4
Son. at the railroad crossing. Main
street, Gold Hill. IL n OF tho best
places in town. During the many years
that Mr.. Stern has been In business In
Gold Hill, he has always BEEN proven
bal for fair and honorable dealing. No
such thing NJ showing sample OF OF.
cellent provisions and delivering q mis-
erablo article Is practicsd by tho firm.
Orders are always 6lled with dispatch,
and the best OF overyihingi in the grocery
Limo kept constantly or hand.
NEW HoixrNo ENGINE. - Tho new
hosting engine Of tho Gould 4 Curry.
which tho company has been putting up
for the past few weeks, was started mp
yesterday aud found 10 work splsndidly.
Il Is farther back In tho building than
tho old one wns, and adds much 70 the
general convenience OH that account.
wnprLMG.- There has been o good
deal said since the draw match between
Noonan and Marley. about who Ia the
best wrestler in the state. etc. Marley
says he Is willing to wrestle any man In
the State, collar aud olbow. for from
$1,000 to $1,000 o side.
OUT ON PARApE.-Ths man who Is sx'
hibiting his trained bears Al Warrington
Guard Hall, Virginia. had one OF them
out on @ street last evening. for parade,
II was a good advertisement. and drov
better than q volume Of chin music,
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FnrIonr REoEir1s. - The following
amounts OF freight wcro received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots OF the
Virginia & Truckeo railroad, during the
twenty.four hours ending IL n. to-day;
ndse. 6, grain 2. cement I. hay ], shin.
giles /, sand I. Total, IL chr loads.
Oar SHIPMENT. There wcro shipped
over the Virginia and Truckeo Railroad,
during tho - hours ending at Lao to.
day lS9 car loads Of ore, aggrcgating77s
tons.
COMPLIMENTARY. - We acknowledge
the receipt Of complimentary tickets for
the excursion and picnic OF the Emmett
Guard, which comes Off tomorrow.
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Prospects Of Candidates fer Nom.
fnatisn At the nepubiiean state
Ceaventfea To-usorrow.


SACRAMENTO. June o. II Is believed
that Paoheco will receive the nomina-
ton for Governor. The only other
nams thus far advanced 10 that Of Jew.
cit Of Marysvills. who has been indon-
Cd only by the Yuba delegation. Tho
names 20 for mentioned for Lieutenant
Governor are Judge Cavis Of San Joa.
quin. Geo. O. Perkins Of Butte. and
McGrew. Drury Melons wants the
nomination Of Secretary Of State. and II
ID also said TINT Marcus d. Boruck
wants Il. ~. Green IL said 10 be tho
strongest man for Controller. Hale Of
Placer. and Bslehsr OF Yuba, are up for
Attorney General. For State Treasurer,
Jas. McClatchy is proposed by his
friends. For Surveyor General, Gard.
ner. tho present incumbent, j. o. Hal.
lett Of Butte. and Shanklin. formerly Of
the San Francisco Land Office,
are the most prominent aspirants.
II San joaquin should not get the
Lieutenant G~overnorship, N. N. Orr. OF
Stockton. Is announced AZ ready to offer
himself rs candidate for Secretary OF
State. Two Congressional Conventions
will meet tomorrow, namely: For the
Second aud Thru Districts. In the
Second District Page Is not likely to
have any opposition. For the Third
District there are several candidates. @.
B. DEMO. Of Vallejo, goes into Conren-
ton with the most strength, having Is
votes OF the Solano delegation pledged
to him. Other candidates are DR..
Brewster. Of Plumas, Jesse o. Goodwin.
Of M~arysville. and Senator DeHavsn. Of
Humboldt.
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FROM SAN DIEGO.
Democratic cenvensios water &c,
ATTEMPTED 20 Eseapo.

BgtIOSrsttC ~
Attempted 10 Escape.
SAN DIEGO, June 0.-The Democratic
County Convention met ut 10 A. N. and
organized temporarily, appointed COM
mittees and adjourned till 2 p. n. The
attendance IL very large and candidates
numerous. The probability Is tho oon'
vsntion will have q long session.
The annual meeting OF tho San Diego
Water Company vas held last evening.
officers elected and tho capital stock In
creased TO $500. 600. The company will
proceed to bring in water from the Ban
Diego river TO tho city ut an early day
Gabriel cuyor, the murder who wa'
recently adjudged insane and has been
under medical treatment, tried to Is.
ssps yesterday, but was discovered
There seoms TO be method In his mad.
moss.
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VIRGINIA. PoLick ARRnsn.-Tho fol-
lowing parties were arrested by the Viz
ginia officers last night: John ID.
Stephens. by Simpson. for exhibiting a
deadly weapon in u rude and violent
mannsr George Doe. by Scott. for be-
Ing drunk and asleep: John ID. Riley,
by Chief White. for assault and battery;
John Jones. by Bartlett and Simpson.
for drunken conduct: Thomas Donahue,
10y Scott. for being drunk and disorder.
ly; AMI John Brown. 10y Martin, for dis
turbing tho peace.
Crown PoISr ELscrioS.-Our tel
ceraphis dispatches yesterday stated that
tho following Board Of Trustees OF tho
Savage Mining Company were elected
Monday: j. ID. Fry, President; J. IL.
Dickinson. A. X. Z. Harmon. ]. A.
Prtehard and W. 3. Hobart. c. Elliott
was elected Secretary. and 8. l.. Jones
Superintendent. The above wa the
Crown Point election. The Savage
election does not take place till tbs third
Monday in July.
STRAWBERRY ~FnsrIvAL.-A strawberry
and neck.tie festival is TO be given at
Miners Union Hall. Gold Hill. for tho
benefit % tho Methodist Episcopal
Church in this place, on Thursday, Fri.
day aud Saturday evenings Of this week.
Full preparations are being made to in
snrs this 10 be ono Of the most pleas
inc occasions OF the kind occurring in
Gold Hill. and all who participate may
he sure OF plenty Of true social enjoy
ment.
BULLION SnIrNkST.-Ten bars Of bull
lion. ~aggrsgaiing $50. os6 a.. were ship
ped to New York yesterday by the Bank
OF California. forty-nine bars OF Con-
soliia,ed Virginia bullion. a~ggregating
si59.i77 II and sixteen bars Of Lyon
Mil and Mining Company bull
lion, a~egregatiug as. iOl i5. we're ship
ped TO San Francisco by Wells. Fargo X
Go. on the Sme day.
Ix.rlLlEp.-Ths following Virginia
City officers were installed at n regular
meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen, held
In that city last evenings: X. III. lay
Tor. City Attorney; II. L. Wood. Tax
Collector; ]. y. Hariwick, Assessor;
l.. Il. Hastings. City Clerk.
Hrs CoSprrIoS. -The many friends
Of Robert Morrison. who was 80 terribly
injured by q fall last Sunday. ~ ehroni-
cl,.l i'm Mondays News. will 10 pleased
10 learn that no Is out OF immediaie
danger, and in q fair way to ultimately
recover.
Psusoxus.-Hon. ]. i. Jones left on
las, evenings train for San Francisco.
lilo will 10 gone four or five days a.
ID. Killings, tho well known and popu'
lar actor, also left ON the same train.
DivrpsSp. - The Consolidated Vir-
cinia Mining Company has declared its
nsnal monthly dividend Of 80 per
sharo. 500 official notice OF tho same
in our advertising columns to-day.
ArrorSrKp.-Isaac Frock was APP
,oipted Foreman Of the Justice mine
Saturday. lie held the same position
i'm The 0yeman for a number Of years.
HSIp ron PosrAoK.-A letter nd
dressed to J. II. Matcsr. Cherry Creek,
Novads, Is held at the Gold hhi ros''
Office for Postage.
TuxIr il n telegram At the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Office. Gold Ill.,
for 4. u. King.
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w. the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
in error. to the ssprems Court Of the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, Justice
Hunt delivered the opinion'of the Court.
The question In this case 10 that Of the
right and intention Of the State Of PENN
s~ylvania 10 impose . tax upon the gross
receipts OF the Erie Railroad. The
opinion is long and elaborate. Tho
Court 6nds that the dscision Of the Stats
Court Of Pennsylvania is quite In bar.
mony with our own on this subject.
None Of the objections are well taksn
and the judgment must be affirmed.
Nc Csss Yst.
BaooxLrs, June 9.-Thers d no clue
yet 10 the burglar who shot Mr.. 8huts
yesterday. shute 10 still conscious. but
the chances are against his recovery.
Prise Fight
MrxxroLi, L. l., June "a prize
nght came Oh near this place early this
morning between Tom Gallagher. Of
New York, and Peter Hogan. Of Brook.
lyn. at catch weight, for $3.50 side.
Twsnty.thrss rounds were fought when
Hogan wa declared the winner. Both
wero badly punished.
Canadian News.
TORONTO. June 9.-Sir Hugh Allen
leaves for London. England. tomorrow
having to raise money needed for the
northern colonization scheme.
A letter from London says the Msr-
chants Bank Of Canada and other bond.
holders contemplate the foreclosure and
reorganization OF the Detroit and Nil.
waukee Railroad.
The spanish Asaarehy r~ettsrisg.
NEW Yoax. June GA Madrid dis
patch states that the discomfort In that
city with the existing Government is
daily increasing. The Alphonist mon.
archy Is lettering. and the general belief
among leading politicians Ia that anoth-
or crisis in the Government Is approach
ing. Capitalists are refusing to mako
further advances Of money to the Gov
eminent.
The View Hampshire Muddls.
CONCORD, June 9.-Ths House and
Senate met In Convention at II A. NJ;
the situation 10 very quiet; good feeling
prevails in both parties. There will bs
no election Of speaker till this afternoon.
Fire as NswsurEh, y. r.
NrwBuRoA. June 9.-Ths Orange
Lake House. near this place, was dss-
troysd by ire this morning. Loss $40
900.
sale OF PANEL wsbsssrss Library
DehuIter A~rraisned.
BosroS, Juno 9.--Ths sale OF Daniel
webster's Library began to-day. Tho
competition WIS not brisk, but the books
brought fair prices.
Abraham Jackson. the alleged de-
i~aulter. was arraigned yesterday or fur
ther charges Of fraud, and bail hxoi at
$500 OO. lie was returned 10 Jail.
lmpsrtsat Court Dseisisas.
CINCINNATI. June 9.-Bya recent de-
cision Of the Supreme Court funds be-
longing 70 benevolent societies have been
declared subject to taxation.
Troubles or Bisek Nils rrespestors
CHICAGO. June 9.-The Tribune's
Sioux City special says that parties re-
Gently released at Fort Randall. attempt
cd to cross to Garden City. but were
turned back by the military. About 100
Of them will arrivo At Sioux City to-
morrow. Fifty who wero released last
week. have arrived there greatly dis.
couraged and many Of thsm destitute.
effects having been burned by
Walker.
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A s@rrrocArIso couaH.- in . letter TO Mr..

A suYpocArixe CouaH. In . letter TO Mrs.
charletts Llslo, Of Chicago, q lady well known
A a contributor 10 the Western press, she
aschbes the cure OF q dangerous cough. accom-
panied By bleeding at the lungt, TO IAlc's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar. my cough"
she says, ' threatened to sutiocatc mo
bot the Honey Of Iiorehound and Tar has
removed every iraee Of It," Tho letter was 10
Q lady friend In this city, who ha. placed u al
the disposal Of q. N. Chttsuion. Z Sixth ave
nus. Pixies Tooihaeho Drops cure In ons
snluutA
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LIns Yorn RIanr sIpE.-Ths heallh Jour.

rals al direct their readers 10 lie on theii
Right side while asiecp. but IIeyman Bros. GET
NJ . class Of spring beds that are 90 perfectly
elegant and easy that Il don't make any differ
ercncs In what position you lie. ion arc al
perfect ease. iIeyman Bro-. Also keep = nm
pisia .tock Of all other kinds Of house fnrni
Inc for sale at the lowest living prices ThrJ
arc at the corner OF D and Taylor streets, VII
ginia City. Olive them q trial. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-09

Blue PorNrs. - Larce.sisod. delicious hl.
waves, fresh from the sea, can be had every
stand, Palace saloon, Virginia City. Alec oil
kinds Of dsh, spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else erayed by the innef
man. Hs6ron's dinner combinations are q
marvel ofgastrononle skifi. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-09

MINIS. ArrxHrion- somethine now. The
New York Life insurance Company now In,
sure miners. Apply at General Agency Ofice,
Rooms I and ., Mares Buildipg. Virginia
New. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-09

TAxs Ayers Cherry Preloral To stop your
colds, coughs, aud bronchial affections. before
thsy run Into consumption that you cannot
stop.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-09

IsroarAxr.-lndorsed by the Medical pro
~fession. DR.. VIM. Halr's Baisam fur the Lungs
cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and oil
diseases OF the Thruat and Chett. DR.. T0wns.
ley's Toothachs Anodyne cures In one min