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OUR CHURCHES.
.swEDENBORGIAN.

.SWEDENBORGIAN. 49,.
New Jerusalem Church-Coiner Fourth and
John; Rev. John Goddard.
BETHEL.
Union Bethel Church-No. 81 Public Land
ing; Rev. T. Lee.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Seventh Street COngregational--Seventh bet
Central Av and john ST.; Rev. Eben HALEY.
Vine Street Congregationai-Vine street BET
Eighth and Ninth; Rev. c. b. Boynton.
Welsh gregatiOnal-Lawrence bea Third
and Fourth: Rev. 6. Griffith n
GERMAN REFORMED.
First German lteformed-Cor. Elm and Find
lay; Rev. j. kuclling.
miller; Rev. 2. c: Prugh.
Third German Reforined-Cor. Orchard and
Sycamore; Rev. J. Hickman |
GERMAN EVANGELICAL UNION. /
Zion Church-Cor. Bremen and FifteenthS
ST. Peter's-Cor. Thirteenth and Walnut; Rev.
st. pauIs-Cor. Race and Fifteenth; Rev. G.
w. Eisenlohr.
| German United vangelical-Northwest corr
ner Of Elm and Liberty.
| German vangelical-Clark near Freemans
Rev. = braemer ..u,su .
/ First Baptist-Court street bet. Mound and
| Cutter; Rev. s. X. Leayitt
Ninth Street Baptst-Ninth bet. Vine and
| Race; Rev. c. Duncan. Il
Mt Auburn Baptist-Mt Auburn; Rev. W.
Third Street Daptist-Pine street near Clarks
Rev. f. J. Parry.
Berean Baptist Church. Walnut bet Fourth
and Fifth college Hall); Rev. J. E. Morris.
Walnut Hills Baptist-Walnut Hills; Rev.
First German Baptist walnut street near
Liberty; Rev. Peter Ritter.
Union BaptlsJ Church (Colored)-Mo,pd
street bet. Ninth and Richmond: Rev. A. II.
Damell. 90
Ni,,tt cts hafxxyn
John and Central Avenue; Rev. J: z. Wills:
Shiloh Baptist (Colored)-No. 700 Plum; hex'
Thos. Webb.
First Friends Orthodoxy Corner Eighth ana
Mound.
EPISCOPAL. =
II Christ Church-Fourth street bet. Sycamoua
ana Broad way: Rev. T. s. Yocum.
st. Paups-Fourth street bet. Main and Wat-
LEI Emmanuel % Church Front street; Re<.
st. John's-Cor. Plum and Seventh streets.
Trinity Mission Chapel-Liberty near Broad
way; Rev. A. Buchanan. a
: Christ Church-Glendale; Rev. g. III. Young.
}, Grace Church = College Hill; Rev. A. e.
Blake.
, Grace Church-Avondale; Rev. A. II. Blaks.
Calvary Church-Clifton; Rev. Geo. d. Nor
1
Church of the Advent-Walnut Hills; Rev
Peter Tinsley.
Church Of the Atonement Riverside; Rev:
w. w. Walsh.
st. Philips Church--Cumminsvllle.
CHRISTIAN.
Bible Chapel-Longworth bet. John and Gem
tral avenue: Rev. E. c. Abbott.
Central Christian-Ninth bet. Plum and Cent
raj Avenue; Rev. w. T. Moore
| First Christian-Longwoith bet Central Az
enue and John; Rev. N. Summerfield.
| Richmond Street Chrlstian-Cor Richmond
and Cutter; Rev. A. l. Hobbs.
C,lmminsvillc Christian Church--Fergus at.
Cumminsville.
: Fulton Christian Church-Fulton. lq
Christian Church tColored)-Harrison stresk
. east Of Broadway.
eJ UNITED BRETHREN.
Q First English Church-C6r. Clinton and Ray
miller; Rev. Flenner.s 4.+
4, German United Brethren Front near Torz
! renee Road; Rev. Geo. Schmitt.
. German United Brethren--Cor. Clinton E
I Baymiller; Rev. 9. Eyss
y
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A tiny wafer-like patch of black. court
plaster is greatly affected by those bellies
whose faces Dame Nature unfortunately
omitted to adorn with black mole or
SO. considered such q mark OF beauty.
When placed in the middle of the chin
or little at one side Of the mouth, they
are supposed by the law of contrast to
impart brilliancy to the lips and teeth,
besides more fully bringing into relief
the contour of the mouth; for the same
reasons one is often placed on the cheek
near the eye, and occasionally upon the
upper lip to give it q short appearance.
They should never be worn In. the street,
being . tribe sslo0d' for out Of DOORS
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-25

4 PARAGRAPH is going the rounds to
the effect that the buffalo gnat. which
has done such terrible execution among
the stock in the South, is about half the
aixe of the common horse-fiy. The truth
Il, NO six buffalo gnats that ever grew
would equal in size the most emaciated
horse-fiy furnished with wings since the
creation. The buffalo gnat Of the South
II small hump-backed winged insect
about one-fourth the size Of the ordinary
black fly which ornaments the butter
Dish of second-rate hotels during the
summer months, and to compare it in
size to the horse-1y is an insult both to
the fly and all other interested parties.
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.wen, well, aunt Pamela, I'll see

" w ellis W0Il, uuub Idm0Ady ~ pco
what can be DONE"
Miss Towers made her appearance the
next day but one, eager for the promised
charge she wac SO eager to assume; but,
to her surprise, Mrs. Alden was not wis.,
ible-oniy her nephew George.
Rosamond greeted him, not without
evident disappointment.
~ hope Mrs. Alden is at home ?" said
che.
"Oh, yes-she's at home," said George,
rubbing his nose.
sand the dear little childw
"Yes," said George; "the boy is here"
"Dear little fellowp cried Rosamond,
enthusiastically clasping her hands. "Is
he very prettyW
"Well" hesitated Mr.. Alden, "a wo-
mans idea Of beauty varies SO. But l
should call him tolerably good-looking."
eyes"
"D0es his hair curlW
"Like hop vine."
"Oh, how nicew calculated Miss Tow.
ers. GLOW I long to clasp him in my
armsl How old 10 he?w
"Never thought OF asking his age"
said George.
"But of course he can tell 1t himself"
81 shouldn't WONDER" said George.
81 suppose he's an orphanW said
Rosamond, her voice falling to a pitying
cadence.
"Oh, yes, poor felloww Alden an
swered.
"With no one to take care of him or
love himw added Miss Towers.
"Not unless you'll undertake the
charge"
"IS I love him alreadyw cried out
T(nc mn nptn ri ost oh n
heard advancing footsteps.
"Tnaps lucky" SAID George Alden,
"for here he comes"
And in the same instant the door was
opened, and Aunt Pamela came. in, fol-
lowed by q tall tgure-that Of Alexis
Sedley!
He held out his hand frankly. Rosa
mond took 1T, TREMENDOUSLY.
g! did not expect to meet you, Mr.. Sed.
ley"
"You are not vexed, RosamondW
"Ohl no, no! But'-striying to hide
her evident embarrassment" is
the boy-my little adopted darlingW
"Herep said Alexis, laughing. =
"Where? "You surely do not mean"
"But l do" said Alexis. II am the
person who wants to be adopted"
"But you're not q little orphanw
- ~ v ulS oue, buouSu, o&lu hAtA2as
HNor alone in the wOrldw
"EntirelY so-unless, dearest-g
"AlexisW =.
"You will not then adopt me for ffe,
RosamondW
All playful badinage had vanished from
his manner now. He had been intensely
grave and serious. Rosamond lifted her
eyes tenderly to his.
'"Alexis, is this true? Do you really
mean that you care for me now as you
once did,'
."EveA more, 1 think, Rosamond.
Years have taught me that l can not
do without youW he answered, fer
vently.
SO they were engaged once again, and
Rosamond, with blissiul tears in her
eyes, thanked aunt Pamela for the hap
py strategy which had once more
brought her face to face with her old
lover.
81 am 80 glad-so grateful!' said she.
And then there was no more talk of
adopting lite-charge. Rosamond's ex-
istence was complete at last.
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the Federal Government. The Indians
never attack dense population. But as
it has been, and as it is, the Indians,
though aware that they can not conquer
the United States, are aggravated to
madness, and they fight because death
is preferable to dishonor.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-25

I The new Superintendent Of Police
Col. Snelbaker, is making himself use.
fnl as well as ornamental in his position
-Four houses of ill fame and one or two
gambling houses were closed and theil
inmates arrested last night, and hardly
q day has passed for some time without
some action Of this kind.
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ICE CREAM CAKES,
COCOANUT CAKES,
HONEY JUMBLES,
CENTENNIAL CAKES,
ARROWROOT BISCUITS,
SULTANA BISCUITS,
MIXED FANCY BISCUITS
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WANTEERrrToSr RENT1Ap S9i7i n,u entire Ire a ao0r
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for business or editorial rooms, and large
room in the rear, with tine best OF light suitable
for composition room. These rooms present
business. Will be rented with or without
power, Press work can be done In the build.
ing. Inquire Of THE s1AA QFEtoR 3aa9rtt
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-25

THE Railroad war goes on with NO
prospects of an early termination of the
trouble.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-25

LATE dispatches from Rome again an
rounee the illness OF the Pope.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-25

Chaviz. the lieutenant Of the Callfor-
MIA bandit chief Vasquex, 10 carrying
out the threat he made to avenge the lat.
ter's death. With band Of mounted
followers he is ravaging certain south
ern counties, whose inhabitants clamor
for legislative appropriation a. Q re-
ward for his CAPTURE
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-COUNTRY FLACE-On East
E " alnut Hills; convenient and desirable
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my25-5t+
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yNTANTED-TO sUPPLY-The public with
w good Photographs and FerrotYpes at
.KELLY'S. 800 Madison street. Coyington, Ky.
Open every day. ap6-4mo
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-25

THERE is another cold chill running
through the whisky trade.
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VXTANTED D-PAINTING &C. #. Lauten-
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for small profits Try him. No. u w. Sixth
street, C0vingtOn, Ky. ap5-4mO
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WTANTED-OCCUPA and wife
wv to occupy two rooms trent frco) In house
on Eighth street, for three or four months.
References required. ]. II. WESTON. 29 w.
Sixth street. my25-2t*
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA PARKEnsDuRa.
Depot, Pearl and Plum Time, mfnutes FAST
Baltimore Ex daily. 9:UO AN. 0:25 M. 1920
Baltimore (Ex Sat.) 4:3O Pm. TOO Pm. 1:N 2. M
Baltimore Ex. daily .l:i0 Pm. 500 Pm. l040 r.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time, minutes fast.
Baltimore Elk. daily. 700A I0:30 M, l0:20
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-25

KTANTED-YOU-To ask your Grocer to
w show you some of SNIDER'S new Cakes
and Biscuits, OF which the following are
among the best. viz:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

SAX FnAScisco. July Al p. H.
The argument on motion for q new trial
In the case OF John J. Marks was heard
yesterday before tho Supreme Court.
Hall McAllister made the argument for
appellant. The prosecution asked Ave
days to file briefs.
There was q no.party meeting ut Mer-
camille LIBRARY Hall last evening, the
object being to put up n municipal ticket.
The meeting was addressed by General
VIM. Emperor Norton, Major Jack
Strnttman and others. Resolutions were
adopted rejecting the views Of those
present. and the meeting adjourned.
In the case OF Captain Lindell. on
trial before the Commissioner for wreck.
ing the bark Union on Puget Sound,
Barnes, counsel for defendant. this
morning made q motion to reopen the
case, which was closed yesterday after.
noon, stating thst he had received addi-
tional evidence for defense. BY consent
Of the U. 8. Attorney the case was to
be rsopensd at 1 o'clock ?. n. to-day.
bat Barnes sent o note reconsider
ing his request. The Commissioner
reserves his discussion tor tho purpose
Of examining the evidence, and will not
probably render a decision for several
days.
A dispatch received hore from Henry
7. Williams, general manager Of tho
editorial excursion. dated at carlin.
states that tho party will spend Thurs
day In a ride to Lake Tahoe. and arrive
in this city on Saturday instead OF Fri.
day evening.
Tho Coronor's Jury in tho case Of
Michael Covorly, who was struck on the
neck during q scuHls at a saloon on the
night Of juno 22d, and died shortly af.
Yer. found that death was caused by n
blow from o person unknown. No ar.
rests are yet made.
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A Strange Story.

A curious incident Is reported In the
American newspapers. About ten years
ago a Jew in Strengthened circumstances
left Transylvania for America to improve
his position in the New World: He lett
n wife and several children behind. and
nromised that Us soon as II was within
bis means he would send them money
from America. There fortune smiled
on him, and when no had amassed q
sum Of co, 900 forms he resolved to ro-
turn home and surprise his family with
his wealth. He started without having
apprized his family Of his intended 70.
turn, and on his way homo he arrived
AT Hamburg, where he was seized with
80 dangerous an illness that no made q
will b~saueathing all his property TO his
wife. He recovered. however. only to
find that during his illness his money
had been stolen from him by n man who
had nurscd him. A few benevolent per-
sons, sympathizing with his misfortunsa.
collected about one hundred forms.
wherewith the unfortunate Jov resolved
TO return 10 America in order to retrieve
his fortunes. In the meanwhile the nurse
had decamped with his booty TO Amer
lea. where, shortly after his arrival. he
died suddenly. The American author.
tiles sent the coffin, with tho C0.000
forms. TO Tmnnylvania, and. AZ tho will
was also found in the coffin. the author
ities at the same time acquainted the
relatives with the death Of the tcstator.
After tho usual period Of mourning. the
wife contracted q second marriage. The
irst husband had, however. again saved
a considerable sun Of money. and
eventually returned TO his native coun.
try, to fni his wife married to another
man. II 10 stated that n conference OF
rabbis Is about to DO hold 10 determine
TO which Of the two husbands the woman
bslopgs.-JstrisA World.
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in Jail. He was cap.ared in New Yori
State on Sunday last.
NEW Yoax. July 1.-THE steamer
Richmond from Lewis. Delaware. and
tho steamer City Of New York, from
Havana. have arrived below.
LAWRENCE. Mass, July IA shhnty
used m o boarding house by winter
works hands wal burned this morning
and two Of the ten occupants burned to
death.
NIAoAaA FALIs. July l4.-The Amer.
lean Book Trade Association was opened
yesterday afternoon By an address from
the President. In which he alluded to the
growing interest In the association by
the whole trade. Tho Executive Com
mite reported very stringent rules.
which were referred To o committee.
Discussions begin to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

A Gxosr, on WHAT For the last
four or Ave nights, the men working al
the New Caledonia shaft have seen . To-
male figure in and around the works
from 1 o'clock till 3 O'Clock In the morn
ing. Several Of tho men made
attempts to get near enough to talk
to aud discover who shs was, but
could not succeed in doing NO.
One man in going home about 3 o'clock
In the morning. two or three days ago.
passed her at the powder magazine. q
short distance away from tho mine, and
was followed by the figure until he came
to the old works Of the Caledonia. when
Il suddenly vanished from his sight. He
is firmly persuaded that no live woman
could have kept as close to him. at the
ratio no Wal going. as the figure did.
Il will 10 remembered that q man met
with q violent death at the shalt some
time AGO, aud this fact. together with
what Is stated above. lends some OF the
men to the conclusion that the figure Is
not that Of q material woman. Some
people may scoff at the idea OF spirits
revisiting the earth. but II would be
hard to convince the men at the mine
that IL was o live woman who made the
unreasonable visits referred to.
Fnrronr Rxcrirrs. - Tho following
amounts Of freight were received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots OF the
Virginia 4 Truckee railroad. during the
twcnty.four hours ending ~ n. to-day:
Wood, &c car loads. lumber %, mer-
chandise IL, grain I, machinery 2.
shingles I. Total. % car loads.
Base DALL.-A game OF base ball for
500 or 5000 q side will DO played as
Carson next Sunday, between the Silver
Star and Granger Daso Ball clubs. Nc
We learn from one OF the boys In Gold
Hill, who belongs to the Silver Stars.
MANLY ConLrrKp.-Thc tunnel on
the narrow gauge railroad OF ierinSton'
Bliss & Co., from Lake Tahoe to tbs
head Of the big fiume that comes into
Carson, will DO completed about the
FIRST Of August. and tho road then open
oil for traffic.
ASSESSMENT LrvrEp.--The Lady Bry'
an Mining Company has levied an as.
sessment Of Atty cents per share. ses
official notice Published in another col
umn to-day.
Onr Shipment. There were shipped
over the Virginia + Trucfee Railroad
for the past "a hours, ending at II ~
to-day. % car loads Of ore, ~aggregahns
G93 tons.
MErEoloLooicAL.-The Thermometer
stood at 81 degrees in the shade in Gold
Hill at 2 r. ". to-day.
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ARIZONA.
s.i.y season Besinsiss.

SSA
PRxscoTr. July l4.-A hail and rain
storm prevailed here yesterday. The
rainy season seems to have set In In
good earnest.
1uekbeard Line-Rich MininE DIV.
eovery.
FLORENCE. July IA ssmi.weokly
line OF buckbosrds has been established
between here and Pinal Camp via Pick
cit Pass and Silver King Mine, leaving
Mondays and Thursdays, and arriving
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Tho richest discovery yet made In
Arizona was made last Saturday, two
miles south Of Silver King, by Mr.. Dor
sey. One Of the specimens brought In
wal Of pure native silver and weighs
,hirty.iour pounds. Throo hundred md
nity dollars have been offered for It.
Great e1eitsmonts prevails, aud n YER
liable bonanza seems to have been dis
COvoreu. adj
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NursANcEs.

tn. ,.,,,h If Al. tow, demands thai
-.
'ne UTMOST Pfs'au'us o '
during the warm weather that now pro-
walls. IN GUARD aeaiust the accumulation
-,..,. A.. 80 ,,u,,. nj, any Kind nj
49,. ~, ,ha .ho,. hsad.
ni.n' = : eo% a. az .ov"..,;on
ing, may " 49,. a. 49,
10 INFORM 'ne en' ~" az, ~
NOT aiieaoy ssa,s .h, ~h1hnr.s
Town sewer neaI .ne en'ua -u
oPPos'.e aico"ins s'oeI .ns.I
siain street. crea'es . srsnen 'na'n "a
cssdingiy ousnsise. "nlie nsu " -
ne subject, wo,o OF Two 10 'egaIu W
the reservoir oaek OF fiAns oaP''o'
lodging house win Also % u place.
An examination OF the pfem'se,. W
gsther with the statement Oh nj. hA,,
has convinced us tha ne 70 mol 'ne on.y
o to whom blame Attaches ,ot ,ne
nox!ous odors thai are e1naieo ~ tnis
nuisance. MI. nan staies INA. .ne
reservoir ID absolutely necessary 70 iur-
nish water to run o couple OF mills iar.
Their down the canyon. and that were
to bs removed. the loss, from insecurity
to property In case OF tre. would more
than balance the gain In the increased
hsalthfulness Of the locality. he In.
stances In proof OF the correctness OF
his position. the fact that connagIa'
ton, possibly an extensive y was
prevented I've believe last Year,, py =
proximity OF the reservoir. RON S,'e5
wator to sItinguish . hrs mat NM
caught in MI. browns premises; Is
not Browns, somo otnor innn living
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

CERrAIxrri-when . maj undertakes TO
make his own Investments for fnture need, he
IA obliged 10 assume that he will have time TO
complete them, That 10, he must assume - Q
certainly the VERY thing whose uncertainty
causes him % make provision at all. Bat 10 he
Insurss his life and then lives TO old age, tho
policy will prove q better cash Investment than
he can easily make In any other manner. taking
into account it, freedom nom all and every
hazard. Ifhs dies early. the object OF making
4 provision for HE family 10 Instantly attained.
Insure In the New York Life.
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NEVADA.
suIeide In Carson.

CAnsoS, July l4.-R. V. Dimock. who
has bssn carrying on the furniture bus
mess In Carson. committed suicide by
taking poison. He was found at the
new race track In o dying condition. and
died about Ave minutes after being
found. Financial enbarrassmsnts are
supposed TO have been tho cause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

A suyyocArtHa CoueH.-in . Rtter 70 s"'
Charlotte Isle, OF Chicago. . lady well known
A. 4 contributor to the Western press, she
sscribss The cure Of q dangerous cough. .seoI.
panied By bleeding 81 The lung, 10 na,e !.
fIouoy of IIorshouna and Tar. my cough.
shs ssyp, "thrcstened 10 sudocste mo
mi tbe Honey OF %llorehound and Tar has
ssmoved every rare Of It." Tho letter was 10
: lsdy friend In this city. who has placed u al
the di,posal Of O. N. Chtttnion. 7 SIKH ave
nue.. Pixies Toothsche Drops cure In ons
minnie.
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s%rAr,osrnr AMI J%swnRr.-J. b. Marshall.
AS. n.H tuit post-onice store, 10 sole Agent

q the ODD IINH Post-0mce ttors' "'oIo 49, y
for ali the san Francisco and saerAment lazy
lcs,ines etc.. received A. r0oD q. publishsd,
and delivered In any part Of own b,ank
noas. ami ststionery In great variety. Blans
sook, Of every Description made 20 ordeI ~
.nort potics. Gold and silver watcnes, cioeA, !,
~, iins .estIy and well done. large sioek
ns,e.s sni fsncy roods. Bee regular ,dvss'
,I..nnsrl In another column. leio
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

A rouxo lady. after reading attsntivoly
the title Of . novel. called "The Last
Man." exclaimed. Bless me. II such o
thing were ever to happen. what would
become VI the Women"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

Hrrrsos's RArIxs srAHp.-rhs best pace
In virginia CITY to get . good 'os.fe MN, n'
at Thomas Iiefroh's k.ii.s ssS " ocen
80 "a r.,ht Private rooms for ladies. Al
~ suS.,sntial i~nxuries Of the Msrtst 10 ee
son,S M iiedon's. lie respectfully Invites MS
sIsd nm fsispds 10 cali and zee him. JV'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

TEE Pope has sent to tho Shah Of
Persia. as marks Of respect, a Foren.
tine mosaic table and q bronze model OF
the triumphal arch Of Septimus Ssyerus
at Rome. Tho presents viii be deliver
Ell by the Archbishop Of Heraclia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

Observation-Disclosures by thp Medical prof
sessson, DR.. wm. Ilslrs Balsam Iot .ns .na
SS,sesses oftho Throat aud Chett. Dr. Towns
isy's Toothscbs Anodyns cures In ono mn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

nur.s. MISUNDERSTANDING new. The
New York Life Insurance Company nos ~
M miners. Apply 81 General Aeeneg omSs'
Tosms / and Q. Mares Building V"s,m
MAJ
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

lCiAL 70 mi ooLp NM DAILY HIw'.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14

The Case o. Jeha J. Marks-A No
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Verdict.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-14
Miseeiiasssus.

ST, Paul, MINI, July 1.-The Pie-
neer-frs this morning publishes crop
reports from all parts Of the State. In
stery quarter the prospect IL good for
nor than N average yield Of small
grain, especially wheat and barley.
wnrpnARnx. Penn, July ~. doc.
Sweeney. the astand boldsst Of the Car.
bondalo bank robbers. has been lodged