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The Great Sui lGr Sale Of Fine Ready
NJ lG Clothing.
30 Days! 3 DaysN 30 Days!N
AT THE
New Yorl Clothing House

We are undGr ANY obligations 10 the cit
liens of Dallas d surrounding country, Tor
the very liberal lpport they have extended
toward us durln our stay here, and IN order
10 show our app citation and fully carry out
by one and all our former ideas, we still
adhere to the m ITO, "QulclS Sales aud snnl
Profit" We haN this day made conCes-
SION, and for b. next Thirty Days, will re
Ooivo from oui New York Manufacturing
Establishment, the necessares of the sea-
son, tinc clothln light underwear boots and
shoes, and n c nbncd new assortment of
elegant gents nishing goods. The ST uclL
win I've offered agteat reduction from our
fo rmer efforts Il must bring conviction to
the assertions 'lade, that the New Work.
Clothing House, q the lowest price clothing
house In Texas. may27.H
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AYenIa Mnmleh,

I'm every Lodge In the United states TO No.
licit subscriptions for the THE MASON ~
JOURNAL. A liberal commission wili De
paid. Specimen copies sent 10 hhAh,n3I ,,,','
an rprcipt of two cent stamp, Address
BEN, CHASE, Publisher.
uue7-lt Louisville, Kentucky.
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At No. go Ross avenue, near the loudndd,ly
by Mrs }. A. llctf0rd juhS1I
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HNNIVIHHF HHU NHTEFOHN,
RuBv. DUNCAN, NJ. d., 50 Mckinney AVen-
ne, near krtiBs mill, mRy2i-lin
Jno. II. Morton, NJ. D., office over First M.
tional Bank. Residence corner san JacintO
and llnrwood streets, Dallas, Texas,
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JD0LPEG WpLF2 CO.,
'""'anun 81 EirHycr NJ, NY.

RVS: s- ,tuEags, Nunpurtcrs ana
Ssttys.tt$ ~ ~ Piio rres, "Seeley's Ea-d
I lssSa;StYD giubbyr rrusses" Cool
veas ~ - cleouly, light. PERFECTLY safe
Ns3S sls4sSSs fgnsand comfortable, troe from
all gnUr,. rusty chatting,
SirNpping o. pou!ticclike unpleaslntness
used IN bathing, endorsed 10y The profession,
long tested, always rolgblC. BEWARE OF
lMllATlONS. Gcnuiue stamped 81. B
Seeley." Estab's, 1877 Ches st., phila., and
7% Broadway, n. Y. Sent by mail or express
ana sold by lending druggists. Send for cat
RlOgne.
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A AVERrISEN0: CEesp: Good System
~ Wir,--All pclgous who contemplate
making oontrgcts with newspapers for the
insertion OF advertisements, should send 81
cents 10 Geo. II. Rowell Il Co., Al Park Row.
New York, for their PAMPHLET BOOK
Wn"W Ntre'sh edRiorl, containing lis,s OF
over 2,OvO newspapers and estimates, show
Ing the cost. NaYelti.amGnis taken for lead
lNS pEpers Ia many states n tremendous
reduction rom publlshn"' ~ntes. GEr TIN
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

M.irsvrLLs. June 20. - Detective
Hume aud George lIsekctt, Wells, Fargo
4 Co.'S messenger. arrived here ct two
o'clock this morning. having In charge .
man known - Liverpool. one Of the
party that attempted 10 rob the Dovnie.
VILE stage yesterday at Stanncld Hill.
Hsckstt. In company with y man. re-
turned TO the place. where he found tho
highwsymsn's clothing. and laid In walt.
Liverpool came In sight shortly and WAS
instantly covered BY the guns Of tho
waiting party and commanded 10 sur
render. which he did. having nc alisrns-
tive but 10 do 70 or die. Liverpool IL
an old rounder. He was taken to San
Francisco to-day. Wells. Fsreo's boz.
which they were after yesterday. con.
tanned forty.ssvsn thousand dollars.
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SECOND p,spAron.
The stsek Bssrds - AdJsssn ssr tiss
Fourth "A Trip Gu Foss Arsssd
shs Worid.-O'Lsary f'egs tbut-

GAS F~RAScrsco. June 22.--3:3O p. H.
The San Francisco Htock Boari has re-
solved to adjourn from June 3oth to
July 9Th. No business Is to be trsnsac-
tel In the street during that time. No
definite action has yet been taken by the
Pacific Stock Exchange regarding the
coming holiday. but Il Is understood that
. larg, number 81 its members are In
favor Of ~adjournIng for = longer period.
Considerable interest IL manifested by
the holders Of Savage stock In the cleo.
ton Of Directors. which takes place In
The middle Of July. A large number
express themselves a. dissatisfied with
the past management and its large sr.
psnditurss.
The Mayor yesterday received q letter
from Mr.. West. one Of the Centennial
Commissioners Of Ohio. announcing that
amAn would start from Cincinnati In o
lew days. bssringa United States flag.
with the intention Of making o trip
around the world. The letter requests
the Mayor TO arrange for . free passage
Of the flying messenger over the Pacific
Mail line to China. The Mayor sent q
letter to Williams. blanchard 4 Co.. aud
received nm answer 10 tbs effect that The
man would 10 accommodated. The
agents Of the Oriental lips have also
consented to pass the messenger free.
He will leave this city for China Is soon
u possible after his arrival. aud viii
thence travel around the world with oil
possible dispatch. The object OF the e.
petition does not seem to 10 clearly
defined.
Immsdistsly upon The serving OF an
injunction by the commiitss Of dissasis-
nsd Trojans upon tho c~ompany's assess
ment, the old Board Of Directors met
and rsscipdsd Il. and TO got around the
Law. levied another assessment OF thirty
cents. upon which an injunction has
been served. This time the Cont orders
tha. NO asssssmsnt shall be levied until
the whole matter 10 settled.
The executors Of the sslby estate yes
terday declared = dividend Of ninety pei
cent. In favor OF the creditors. Thi'
places so. 900 In circulation. leaving Ten
per cent. 10 he distributed.
An immense number Of sew half dol
lars Of the PhilAdslphia Mint ooinsg,
are now In circulation In this city.
O'Lesry gave up this morning at I
o'clock and was carried TO his hotel b
the physicians order. He has los'
blood almost continuously since yssssr'
day morning. He ia supposed 70 hav'
bunt q vein. II stls he win rsappea'
tomorrow night. He had completes
AT miles. The amaisurs had at IL 10
day made SIC miles. Another match
for q hundred and atty miles has bssr
made 10 keep the Interest up bssvssr
Csllaghan and Chonvith. 80
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sAcIna on nm GRADE.
! had Practice that shssld -
AtsRPeA-A Ralnfal Accident.

ScsrcelyA day passes that We arc moi
called upon TO record soms accident OF
other to buggy teams which arc driven BY
reckless and careless people. The way II
happens 10 by racing on the narrow grades
which lead out Of Virginia City and Gold
Hill In every direction. Tho only wonder
Ia that the drivers are not killed. Last
Sunday. ~ . NEWS reporter was walking
out on the Geiger grade, north Of Virginia
| City. he came across the wreck Of one Of
Slime Ogg's buggies. There wasn't enough
Of 1t left to make . toothpick. While
| viewing the ruins Of what hal once been
an elegant vehicle. four other carriages
dashed past at o breakneck pace. The
| drivers seemed TO be under the iniu-
| enee Of liquor. and were yelling like all
possessed. They were oblivious To every
thing except the fact that they were driv.
ing . spanking team and having . Jolly
good time. OF course some Of the &C.
cidents which occur are unavoidable. and
can he attributable only to the dangerous
and narrow grades mentioned. Buch .
one occurred last evening the other side OF
Virginia City. A party Of four persons
residing on the Divide started 70 10 TO
Steamboat Springs In one Of MONEYS
rockaways with . team from the Lone Star
Stable. At . point about . mile beyond
the dollhouse. on the 0eiger Grade. they
met . team. and In trying TO pass II their
carriage was capsized. rolling down the
hill. All In the vehicle were pitched ont
and more or less cut and bruised, but one
of the ladies', Mrs. Anna Ward. Was quito
severely injured. Bhe was thrown over
the dashboard and fell OF her face among
tho rocks. Her whole body was badly
bruised, but her principal injuries are
about her head add face. which are badly
cnt and bruised. Her nose Ia severely
injured Of the base. One man hal his Lex
pretty badly hurt by It's being caught
under . wheel when the carriage was over
turned. After the capsizing of the rock
away the horses became frightened and
ran away. dragging the driver some dis
lance before he released his hold on
the lines. When the driver was left
behind the team had things their own way.
and O made o wreck of the vehicle,
when they broke loose from II aud took the
road 10 steamboat Springs. Where the
animals finally brought mp or what became
Of them Is not known. One ~ the men,
the least injured Of the wrecked party.
returned TO tho %toll-honsc. where he
procured . buggy of Mr.. Torp. In which be
brought the castaways lack to the city.
They arrived here 1t 1890 o'clock. DR..
Hopkins was sent for and dressed the
wounds Of Ms. Ward. who was suffering
much. She remained unconscious for
81 --g M
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DAN fnANcfsco, June <I'-i u ~
Private dispatches received here lss'
evening state that In consequences Of the
recent resignation Of Bristov. Assistsns
Secretaries OF the Treasury. Conant and
Burnham. have both resigned, or will
do 90, and that the Commissioner Of In.
tsrnal Revenue Pratt will taks the same
course. This Is In contradiction OF the
press dispatches Published this morn
ing. A good deal Of talk Ia being done
by Government officials. and the general
bslisf Is that the departure Of Special
Treasury Agent Mills. Of the Custom.
house Department wall be followed BY
that OF others. who have been working
up whisky matters. In case Pratt carries
out his intention to resign. Citizens
here known 10 be connected with the
whisky ring are loud In their express
slons Of satisfaction At the turn things
have taken. aud those who have been
interested In defrauding the customs do.
partmsnt are jubllant over the departure
Of Special Agent Mills. who has made
himself specially obnoxious TO that class
Of people by the disposition he has
shown In ferrsting out smugslsrs and
their tricks. Il IL considered that his
recall comes just in time to avoid any
unpleasant consequences that might
arise from too close al investigation Of
the alleged iniraction OF the immigra-
ton laws In landing Chinese women
from the Pacific mail steamers disguised
In male apparel. and the illegal landing
Of duiiabls goods without the formally
OF entry. In this connection private
from gentlemen In New York
have been received here recently, stating
that Bristow had only just begun 10 show
up the corruption prevailing in that
OF the Treasury department. and
that u permitted TO continue his work.
facts would have come 10 light showing
= degree Of corruption that would aston
lHh the country. Meantime. pending
The arrival Of further advicss from Wash.
agents aud officials here are In .
state Of general uncertainty as to what
will be the next move. Bristow's friends
here, who believe themselves somewhat
with the state Of Affairs In Wash.
arc not disposed to blame him
Tor his action In resignipg. considering
that IL was practically forced upon him.
A dispatch received from Senator
from Albany. New York. ysstsr-
day, states that he had an interview with
Governor Tildsn. and impressed him
iavorably with his views ON the Chinese
qusstion. The Governor Is strong op.
Of Chinese immigration. Roach
also interviewed Manton Marble and the
editors Of the Albany Argus. The Sen.
ator has drafted a strong anti.Chinsss
plank for the St. Louis COMMITTEES,
which will obtain the support Of those
gentlemen. Roach left Albany yestsr-
day for Cincinnati.
Nathan ID. Parker. recently employed
n a clerk by A. +. Masill, agent Of the
Phanir Home Insurance Company. has
lbscondsd. taking with him about si.4O0
81 his employers money. besides beat.
ing . large number Of people about town
put OF greater or less amounts.
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rnE JOLIET CxLEssArlox.
Msesisg ssshs virgista CITY DslsEa
stsn with ths Ctsissss Of Geld
lIttl-Evsrything HarnsatsaA.

IlmI-Evsryshiss Harnesissa
Tho Virginia City delegation. appointed
TO walt upon the citizens Of Gold Hill for
the purpose Of making arrangements for
the proper Observance Of the Centennial
Fourth Of July, met at the house Of Yellow
Jacket Engine Company, last evening.
promptly 1t 7:30 o'clock.
II. D. Dauchy, President Of tho Board Of
Town Trustees, stepped forward, and In .
few ntting remarks stated the object Of tho
meeting.
Mr.. Dauchy was elected Chairman and
Nose Stern was chosen to act - Secretary
Of the meeting.
Mr.. Frazer, Of the Virginia delegation.
being called upon. said that they had been
deputised to walt upon the citizens Of Gold
Hill personally. and extend TO them an In
vitation TO cooperate with Virginia In the
coming national anniversary. and he hoped
they would respond.
II was resolved by the meeting to accept
the invitation on the part Of the citizens Of
Gold Hill.
Mr.. Williams moved that Committees on
Arrangements and Finance be appointed
by the Chair. The motion prevailed. and
the Chair appointed ON Committee Of Ar
fragments the following gentlemen: w.
d. @. Gibson. ]. Shermier. n. p. Wolf.
Ben. Stern and Thomas Gallagher. ,
On Finance-william Phipps, D. II.
Csrrick, ]. H. Harris. J. Babcock aud
George Emmett.
On motion Of Mr.. A. Fox. the Superin-
tendentz and representatives Of the various
~.l... $500 IA A. A. D-u.s.x - A.
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ASSESSMENTS

Tsssiss-ss cents p. sssrs; lsyisa June
18th ~dslin9asns July Hthi sAss dAy. An-
ksss NJ.
Pisehs-to rents per share ; levied Jsae 18Th;
delinquent Jaly 18th sais DAY. August itth-
Eurspa-b eeats psr shars lsvtd June lsth;
Delinquent jay isA sale dag, August 18th.
>a.-ssu ne, .hsrs. levied June iSth; dslin-
ousat july isth: ssie day. August eth.
.r--,.-,a nj. NJ, .hsu. ,.v,., Juns
- a.Wna.ss, INV sMh. ~ dsy. an.
80 ~
,o.-. .u.
ssrsssss W. sa.a, III, ssss..
..is d.y. Angus, iitS.
..s, 'c.s
-, -.
eress Lssns-si ~ ~ ,.ss. y.'S A.
ian ssiihqnrht suy i"ni sae nv
gus sea ..
ssaJ 81 - a.
~ "a. es'HSssA' guy '"' ~~''
-.SN- -. .., ,.x,~s Inn.
~. a-,s.s.ss, hi, is,s. A. ds,' An.
Ian. .oaAs3sss 80"
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,..uour Al tbe Aihambr, .The mr.,

ToMoHr At the Aihambra "The Brand
Of shame will he presented. Fsyeiss
welch will appear ii this theatsr next
week. Corner of q and Union rtreeta.vir
ginia City.
A LARaK front room, nicely Furnished
Ii advertised Tor rent. Head the hofice'
TnEHx Ia some talk Of getting mp .
Hayes and wh~ehr Club In Gold hhi.
THx Caledonia picnic will taxa place On
the 18th Of August.
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ousrAcLr. no MARRIAGE.

Happy relief tor young men nom the seeei:
Of serors ssd sbasss IN sary NE. hsnheca
Nsv nrihod 81 trsafment. ksv and rsnafk.
sbis rsmsdIes. Bcoks and c~lrculars sent ffse.
IN 800 snyelova. Addrsss HOWARD Al.
nOOfATfON, lISN. Ninth street, fhiladslphia.
PIN Institution having . hirh reputation
~ haaorHhis cssdnet snd professsoaai shhi :
ts17 5ni
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40 LssDar1LT
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80 Ola. 1sc
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30 Poomaa. eec
100 0loes. &c
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To I'll WIN srs ssssrins fron The errors and
. ,ssi;s a:s.,. H.. % . %..s;sss. ETC.. l Vim end
4 rceips that will curs zoe. frss Of ehares.
mia rrrst rsmedy Wa discovered by Q nile.
ei,nxsy 10 Boaii America Bssd 9 sslfsd.
drvssed spvslops 10 the ksv: Jos.pn =. InmAnN
station o, Bible h.sss' New 'osS c"V'
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FoREicN1 NEWS.


New YonK, June 22.-lt has leaked
out In London that tho v~ieeroyalty Of
India was offered to Lord Carnarvon
nrst. and then To Lord Lyons, before
being rendered to Lord Ly,tOn.
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LOCAL MINING SUMMARY.
Per Wssh R.Ai.s Jsss o. is7sL


The Mock Deprsssies-A Revival
Are ssseks Really Dsunf-
Chsnees Ag BETTER fhiags-Tss
Big Dssassas ard ths List1e -
nansas-Ths Hspss ssA Pre-
psess 90 shs sisaasisa Ts-1ay.
As,is usual when . depression In stocks
takes place. the knowing ones. - well -
the unposted ones. have endeavored 10
account for the late and to some extent
continued depression In the stock market.
Wildcat stocks seem to have suffered
the most. which IL perfectly lesitimats
and AZ IL should be. hut - far - the lead
ing AMI meritorious stocks are concerned
the depression has been due more
10 money being diverted into 9TH
or channels for investment. Much
coin Ia needed in the realisation and
moving Of the grain crop In California. and
that Ia good cause alone, aside from any
thing else. Rumors thatthe great bonann In
the Consolidated 10 getting worked out has
liz influence. although thoss Who really b.
lieve such 10 BE- the case. would speedily
b ediv~.ied Of all such idsas II they would
20 and see for themselves the vast beds
aud blocks of rich ore exposed and TO
manning un'"oene" IN nA' Hsn"
mine, waiting In reserve IN Keep
up the future yield and dividends.
The bullion yield Of both that and The
California will Be considerably increased
shortly. a. soon - preparations being
made are completed. The Imperial ore
DEVELOPMENT IA Iookins TODAY better than
aver AMI The ch.nc.. lar . voo.a hop.n,.
Il. AZ. v.u.~ IT,. =. ,.,,x n, AZ. I'm.
80 .~.,-~a....... .n.a.--
.ia. ...~..,-. 60. 49,. 4.
-
!" SAy' s'oeAs A~ nereiy 'o"er
than they were few days ago.
vet. after all. they cannot fairly he eonsid-
They must 20 considerably " before
they can he, comparatively speaking. con-
.i,s,.., ,,o~,
~ u,.. =. .u,,., x..,,.
.,mu.rx a, An. ,.,.., and mo-, .orr.,,
mining Information. derive, from os,ci,l
anal authentic ,ouree.. Allowing the an.
nation Of each mine TODAY mn 10 the time
.o,,. a. -.
DAii! !'e'"' w "nA " oe' ineo's !.
of . good quality and the slopes 81 AL
are showing splendidly. The mills
are kent running up 10 their full crushing
capacity. The facc OF the south drift on
W. se.o ,sse' - s hs.' ~
nay,h J,;f, an he io0OLfoo. l.vel h.. en-
.oms yery Ans ou.rtr anil orr.
SINKING the main incline IA makins FOOD
II IL now down ISIS feet below
the iooofoo, level.
ovsr~s..
n.,,x vial, so nm. =, o,s Thu mr..
- aoN.-L-.
m. ii,
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TEE weather to-day is quite pleasant
LAT Tuesday evening IL MAS cool enough
to make oyercosts and fires feel comfort
able.
The Pseiac Coast Pioneer will hold q
meeting this evening In the courtroom OF
Judge Knox. Virginia City.
TEE Indians are eating the duck eggs
which thsy apd In The neighborhood Of
Yashoe Lake.
coLosrI r. II. TArLon will reed the
poem fcr the Carson people ON the Fourth
VI July.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srsc.AL 70 r.. solD !. Dan. NV,
CALIFORNIA.

Hsw Brisssw's Resisnstisa 10 Ne.
gardsd IL saa Hrsnsisss-rhs
Wsrk o. Conmississsr nsseh IN
Che East.
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Ysiisw Jacket

Sinking the north Wine below the 1910
foot level is making good progress. Driv-
ing the south crosscut ON the same level Is
going steadily forward. the fare still In
porphyry mixed with quartz. The middle
crosacut between the south Wine and
croascut No. 8. 10 steadily advancing.
sinking the east Wine below the l9tO-foot
Lowell Is going forward o. usual without any
valuable or material change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

Sinking the main shaft has been re-
sumed. The new lit pump Is working
splendidly. Opening up the 700 and 300
foot levels is going rapidly ahead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
Lady washiaEtsn.

The additional pump, for the working
below the 2OO-foot level. has arrived. and
will be put In Immediately. Meanwhile
the tank at that station il completed. and
~ soon ~ the pump Ia all right. sinking
deeper will be resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
EASTERN DISPATCHES
DoMEsTIo MEWs.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
pasey.

Sinking the main shat. Is making rapid
progress. tho rock In the bottom blasting
we'll and the water showing . steady de-
crease. II IL now down 500 ieet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

Sinking the main shaft Is making good
progress, the bottom In soft porphyry. II
Ia now down ! .l25 feet. Some water com.
ing In. but not enough 10 impede. the
progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
ruin Peaks.

Tho splendid vein Of regular Comstock
ore found at the 75-foot level IL showing
better and moro extensive than at last re-
port. Il gives good assays aud bids fair
to develop into . BONANZA.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
Nsssh Carss.

The Introduction Of water by . mile or
80 Of pipes laid from the fume Of tho Vir-
ginia and Gold Hill Water Company being
completed. the new works have started In.
To full operation to-day and work 10 resum'
ed In the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
vivtsa.

Yielding the usual amounted good mill
Ing ore from tho old stopes and breasts.
with . fair contribution from the i2o-foot
level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
naisie Cssssiidassd.
snunsnl

Nothing new TO report. Drifting Wss'
goes steadily ahead. amid the most favor
able indications.