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No Pear. In Army Circles for Crooks safety
-Recruit. for the seventh CaValry.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-There Is not now,
nor has there been, the least apprehension felt
In army circles as to the safety 0f Gen. Crook
and his command. Army oficers stationed at
the War Department. and who have had long
experience in the Indian country, many Of
whom have served with Crook, and fully under
stand his tactics, feel sure OF his safety and be.
lieye that the final news received from him will
10 when he forms a junction with Terry 3
column.
All Officers belonging to the Seventh Cavalry
now on leave or on extra duty Will oe ordered to
Join tho regiment without delay. The follow
ing were ordered yesterday; First Lieut.. James
". Bell. now on leave; Firs, Lieut., Henry Jack
son, at signal Headquarters, ana Second Lieut..
cGa[es w LPsd Pso on du ,Ss Ss sse Ms cay
airy are ordered out without DELAY. over lJO re-
crilts have been ordered To the Seventh Cav Try.
The regiment will be filled no as RAPIDLY As pos
slnle.
last evening; c.,., ,.,.,,
To Gen. W. T. Sherman, Washington.
Fittt vii 20 toniorrow. Heard from Merritt to- day
aad will PROBABLY near from Crook 'GiH'Ea' suxrns
A despatch from Gen. Sheridan dated to-day
lhe House TO. day passed a bill approprating
SoOOOO for the construction OF two military
posts or depots In accordance with tho recon-
mend ations Of Gems. Sheridan, Terry, Custer
and other mllltlTf Objects. AS eAlN az
ary last Gen. Sheridan. In response to inquiries
by the Committee ON Military Analrs, said tho
Indian question In the Black HIS must be set
tied by the establishment 4 the lndlIns on the
Missouri river, and In the accomplishment OF
this purpose two posts will have to be locateo,
one at or near the mouth OF the Zig Horn
river, and the other at OF near the mouth oI the
Tongue liver. Preliminary measures bave al
re ldy been taken for the establishment OF the
pusts in ANTICIPATION OF favorable action by the
senate on the bill They are considered neces-
sary to give efficiency t. the operations OF the
army and 10 place tho troops In such position
that they cin enectually control the hostile
Sioux and from which opeiatl Ins can be g 'rfled
on without the great expense attending long
a I'd dificult marches ,
CHEYENNE, Wyoming, July ls.-On saturday
night body OF Indians .rItded the ranches ui
Ramsey x iiunt,r and Abbott, lity miles norm
ON the Chug, taking nine horses from the lur'
mer nd thru cen from the ai Ter.
Adyiccs from the North Platte state tht'
Malor Walker has just .rrlveu from tlrdwood
aud reports Indians IN large numbers IN canp
on the head waters OF the Dismal, forty miles
north Of that Dl zee.
No further news has been receive az Gen
| Crook Dut no unedsiness Is felt at Fort Felter
| man for his safety. -
| The i.test adyices from Gen. Merritt Fiftf
! Cavalry headquarters say that all isqlet IN tha
| vicinity.
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Coroner Eickhons inquiry into the death Of
JDhn Smith, Of 5Ov West Thirty eighth street, showed
that the evening Of the ih inst Kate Brand In
suited IN Thirtyeighh street by Robert Garrty OF a3
West Thirty second street She Tetreated the door.
wa" Of Jsp West llirty eighth street. and there the IN
suit repeated She asked him Why he followed
her and no struck her she wentnnto the house. and
there tainted. Smith thereupon ran out and whipped
Grrrlty. Garrity the street. got rung
from truck, and struck smith. Smith died few days
alter Of conclusion of the srain.
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Deserted Husband. Fury.

Thomas ID .ly, a superintendent Of the Della
ware, Lackawanna anu Western coal docks. was ar
ragncd before Judge Keose In Jersey City yesterday.
for an atrocious assault on Thomas Holey. The eyi
dcnce showed that Dily was violent man, an mad
driven his wife u desert her hons. lie accused II cY
OF harhoring her and TUESDAY night went 10
hOlry's huuse, corner Of seventeenth and Hrnder'
SON streets, Jersey cay No ey started u III ~ nat
Mrs Daly WAS not there, wlen DAILY clught nm by te
throat and ed MIN against the wall while he held
the muIlo OF revolver against his temple aud threat
eueu to blow his hrAns out ness ne woud tl wherr
Mis. u Nv The nCighDOrs disirned Daly, And he
was arr sed ON a warrant. Judge Reese admitted him
TO Os Ia o. 90 to thr action VI the Grand Jury
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THE LATEST OLD World NEWS.
The French Municipal Question The Con.
mittee's Rec commendation Adopted.

VERSAILLES, July l2.-The Chamber OF Depu-
ties to-day adopted the Committees recommendation
men datious are that until the organic municipal
established the Municipal Counclls shall elect Mayors
and Deputy Mayors from among their own numbers By
ballot except In certain spec ned cases Several
amendments restricting the patronage OF he Govern
ment proposed, but hey we're rejected BY large
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Ma.ked Robber. In MARYLAND.

CRIsFIRLD, Somerset county, Md, July H.
Yesterday morning about SIX o'clock, Mr. W. Z. Handy
residing his farm tina town. assaulted BY
four masked men, who forced HIM to open his safe,
from which theJ took about $1,000 mostly in gold
con. They left after gagglna and olndns MIR. Handy
and his SISTER. Who were tne only occupants OF the
premises sir. hsn1y says he can identfy one of the
robbers AOout three yeArE ago Mr. Handy ROBBED
OF 5000 III hVmcHAat sln.ilAr manner
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WASHINGTON, July R.-Ihose who have busi-
with the President say that he suffers terribly from
the s~:c.: .. .se hes ed term eed be can hardly walk
the warm weather has 90 enieebled him. on mention
Ing tins TO member OF the House, the Congressmin
said that the temperature Of the hail of the House
at least degrees higher than In the Executive Man
sion. Yes" said the President, " wish II was nifty
degrees higher you would be compelled 10 adj )urn"
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wh,.Ley Thieves Asking for Pardon.

wAsuISGroS, July l2.-Numerous petitions
have been the President and the Attorney Gen.
era for the pardon OF persons recently convicted In
New orleans Of illicit distng. with one exception
all the applications have been rejected exception
being the petition in favor Of Eowln rehrenback whose
sentence mas been cOmmuted from thirteen months IN
the penitentiary 10 two months Ia the county lal,
though he 10 stl subject to the inc imposed o. 100.
The commute alton IN this granted tue
rccommea tIon OF the United states Attorney the
Judge, and lGr.e number VI citizens.
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Henry wattersou for Congress.

LOUISVILLE, july R.-hr. Henry Wattorson
viii publish letter 10 morrow TO the electors Of lh.
Conlrcssonal District accepting the nomination for
congress almost unanimously uh red him
II is understood hI VIII have no opposition in his own
party. bu II 10 Iuored nlsAl tlat tar Republic Us
VII nominate the Hon. b. H. Brlstow late Secretary OF
The Ireasury, agnlnsl nm.
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JERSEY JUSTICE.
Warrant Granted for the Arrest Of the
Victim Of n Msrdcreus Assault.

Adam Kroll and John Hipzell, German
farmers OF North Bergen. Hudson county, N. j.,
quarrslled In a saloon on the Hackensack plank
road. Hinzell struck his antagonist on the head
with a loaded whip stock. Kroll went before
Justice simmons and procured warrant fOs
Hinzelfs arrest. Constable Francois visited
Hit zelis house yesterday to serve the warrant,
and found him In critical condition. His body
was covered WITH bruises. and II is feared that
he may die OF internal injuries. Justice Martin
issued warrant for the arrest OF kroll, who
could not be found.
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secret Service Operatives Trembling.

The United States secret Service operatives
fear that they to be the objects OF Grants
vengeance because Of the active part they took In the
prosecution Of BaDcock ana the ST. LOUIS WhlsGey
Ring Rumors have reached them ina they are 70 be
hUnmArlly removed from tinc" w direction OF the
PrCsldCnt, thr appointment OF y sol cilur OF the
1rea,ury To succeed Coz Blutori wilson. Vest trrday
william kenuoch, Who has mai charge of the New
lurk llstrlc Tor ht last tNn years ws Unexpectedly
transferred. Chirf Washburne ha, heei rendered tue
pobi lon VI SUI trintenutLt Of thu CL4CAsU police.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-13

WASHINGTON, July R.-Ihe following nomi-
nations sent to the Senate to-day James s. Della
no Of Illinois TO be Deputy second Comptroller Of the
Treasury John Kelly 10 be Collector Of Customs at
willamette, Oregon vice Samuel Hanna resigned;
Tn nss u. shannon TO be Collector of Customs at San
francisco Charles A. santmeyer to be Appraiser OF
Merchsn Aise Al Cincinnat, OHIO ThouA, ". bennett
of Idaho to be Governor OF Idaho Territory William
H. HOwas. - t. to be Survey General for the
Territory OF Washington ami number VI naval pro-
MI
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Lord Derby second Fiddle to Di.raoli.

EDISBUR0H, July l2.-The ScOtsmdns London
correspondent says; 81 have occasion to believe that
the direction OF foreign affairs has been TO large
tent taken by Mr.. Dsrae into his own hands, Lord
Derby now playing secondary part IA tne Foreign
ONCE to excite comment In offcial Circles"
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Shooting his WIFE. seducer.

ITHACA, July Eat ten minutes past eight
O'Clock this morning Theodore Descnner. Prussian
gunsmith. shot and killed Andrew Smith, q cartnan
Tor aleged improper intimacy with his DcscGneI's) }
wife lne Dall entered Smltns right breast, Causing
his death In hiiy-nve minutes smith was between 40
ana 90 years OF Dcschner delivered him eli 10
authorities immediately after the shooting.
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Forgery and -uici de by Girl.

ERIE Pa, Jply II. dolly Grams, aIed Is, OF
this place, wDted 10 go West to see her brother. Her
father would lot give her money She thereupon drew
check tor fl1o ani forged he. fHthrrs name to II.
Inc crhe as discovered, anl the ylr went cut IN
lot AID ~; her throat
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PHILADELPHIA. July IA number OF Orange
men Who had participated In the rade here to dAy
congrc.aed In lager beer saloon smith and Vins
streets ton ght. my became involved IN quarrel
and four men ere ki led.
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WASHINGTON, July E.-Ihe COmmissiOnors
for the District OF Columbia having Just examined the
books OF James =. Wilson, Treasurer for the District
who unceremohlOu-lN ieft the city two week Cs
covered that he a drfaultrr TO tAe uf be-
tween 5000 and o. 900 Fhich Is ful secured by re-
spOuslDle DOndsmen.
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The t5,0OO lace dress and the $1,000 lace shawl,
Ad to ha been made for the Empress Eugenic which
the revenue officers have seized Snug led goods
have zen deyeled 10 Mrs. Huorlx. q Belgian lady
who claimed them as Ter property. she had pawned
them 10 money lender Ia Washing on for large sum-
aud they were seized there.
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Patrick Meban was assaulted on the Hscken-
sack ank road near scicaucus, " j.. last night By
two men supposed TO b. trsmps and robbed Of gold
watch, gold collar button, and o. 25 In money. they
struck him from bemnd with club. rendering him IN
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Mr.. 'ieechers counsel expect TO send an an
swtr ~ Francis D. Moutons complaint ia his suit Tor
damages Tor malicious prosecution. within the allotted
twfWY days, " ten expires tins week, Mr. Shcarnln
conrsses that he Is ia position fro which CaunOt
u peal
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The Tax on Brandy.

WASHINGTON July IA sub-comm mittee OF
tie ways and Means Will tomorrow fayoraby report
the committee bill extending the In which
rcVegue on braudies made from NUT may be PAID.
THIS bi bas especial reference brandy made from
grapes ana the time TO be recommended Will De two
three
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SOME WASHINGTON TOPICS.
The Prospect Of an Agreement on the sundry
Owl ppr Q " riAlIon Hi.

WASHINGTON. July R-The Conference Com
mittee the sundry Civh bill viii meet again to-
with fair prospect Of settling every poiut Of
difference one and that Is the repeal of the election
Law. proposed TO leave this 10 separate vote in
both Hon e., aud by that the Conference Committee
appropriation made for public worgs not already
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A Lake Propeller Reported to be on Fire.

DETROIT, July l2.-rne propeller Dean Rich
mond reported to DO on nre OF the mouth Of Belle
river, Lake 81. CLAIR Three tugs gone from this
city to her rehe Sle was OF LOO tons burden ami
bound down, ia ,adcn with freight And passengers
from Chicago to i.nAlo.
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dubbed to In.ensib,ii,y md Robbed

LONDON, July R.-Ihe klng and Queen ol
Greece arrived at Cbarng Cross station TO-DAY, whers
they met by the Prince Of Wales and proceeded
to WINDSOR Castle.
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Fphraim Brown. President OF tho Mechanics
and Traders nk, has obtained an order from Judge
", sIbrooE that the Comptroller pay him Within i've
days t-0.44VW.
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LONDON, July IZ-In the HOUSE Of Commons
this afternoon Mr. smyths bill osng the Irish public
houses on Sunday passed ITS second reading wthOuts
DIVISION Tie Government as assented to its passage
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PHILADELPHIA, July H.--Don Carlos visited
hachlnrry Hal this mOrnlng aud was generally recog.
acd from the descrlt that have Deen published OF
his
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Thermometer In New York Yesterday.
Ats A. NJ, 81; IL NJ, 81 f; $500 L. ~, %; D l.. NJ
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SARATOGA, July u, Coy. Tildsn has secured
rooms Al the United States IloIe aud viii be hero AZ
tao m0rnipg
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Partly cloudy weather and no decided change
IN perature, light sOuthtrn to Westerly wlnus, and
rslns, ,olONed hy falling. barometer.
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Indian Ponie. In tho Wrong Market.

ihuiah pohies are not IN 'srRe demand III tnh
city lot OF twenty-five offered In East Twenty fourth
street yesterday attracted but few bidders Fourteen
Sold the syerage price beiny only t75. The lot
c0s' 80 hesd in Pottawattamir, Kansas.
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POTTsvILLE, Pa, July IL. In the thirteenth OF
the tras of the Molly Mcguire prisoners for the lnur
DER Of mining boss sanger. the Jury to-day returnea
verdict OF murder In the nrst degree
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"Night scenes In New York" by Tony Pastor,
out Monday, july ~, 10 tho Frestis C0"pamon -Ads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-28
Pr~efef whisky Creekedncssfs San
franeisce-A Novel Ninins salt
FnIlurs or Mckee q Go.

SAX FRAxcisco, March 2S-2 p. NJ
As an argument establishing the fact Of
the existence Of . whisky ring. and the
lato extensive manufacture OF crooked
whisky on this coast, IL Is stated that
Wholesale dealers. who previously sup
piled their stocks from local sources.
are now purchasing largely from East.
ern distilleriss. II Is said there has
been no increase In the demand. and the
registered product Of homo distillsriss
the same rs heretofore. the deficiency
being attributed to the fact that recent
Investigations and prosecutions have
stopped, for tho time being. the illicit
manufacture here, while tho Eastern
article is brought in to supply tho trade.
Suit vas entered In the Nineteenth
District Court on Thursday last by
John T. BRADLEY against Jas. Il. Kssne,
John W. Pearson and Geo. d. Roberts,
possessing somo singular features.
Brndlsy yesterday stated that about the
middle Of last October. he. with de-
PENDANTS. formed q pool for the purchase
OF 5000 shares Of woodville stock,
which the stockholders wsro then invss-
~tigating. The stock was bought for
80 l2H per share, aud G,ooO shares
were represented by the Pearson wing
in the woodvillo investigation, thus do.
feating the ends Of tho Investigators.
This manipulation raj tho stock up to
30 per share. and 1t was thought advisa.
BILE to sell. Tho Justice Mining Com.
pany wanting to purchase, the negotis-
ton was managed BY Mr.. Ksens. who
shortly reported TO his partners that hs
had sold tho stock to the Justice at IS
per share. receiving In payment the note
Of the company for s4s0. 900. and
1000 shares Of Justice, at S25 per share.
The stock was divided among Bradley.
Roberts and Pearson. eash taking 1000
shares. and paying Koene sac, 900 there
for. Now. Bradley alleges that Keone
actually received 10000 shares Of Jus.
tics for q nominal sum, and appropriated
TO his own use G.O00 shares not reported
to tho other members Of the pool. and
this suit has been brought TO recover his
share OF the G,000 shares. Oh It's cquiva-
lent. together with $25, 900. He said to
Keene: "The transactions In Justice
sent the stock up Immediately to 81.
and in a few days II reached S54."
Bradley has been informed that Kecns's
extra G.O0O shares were sold at from $45
10 $50. He has reason TO believe that
xeeno has settled with Pearson and
Roberts, they refusing to join him In
the complaint. aud no was compelled to
make them both defendants with Keene,
who Is the individual frow whom ho
seeks 10 recover.
Mckee & Co., tho ''Put and Call"
firm, suspended at l o'clock. Chollar
was tho stumbling block. Its rapid
rise. and the impossibility Of getting
the stock. compelled the firm to quit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-28

A soctAL.-Ths Ladies' Bspsvoloni
Society give notice that they will m0si
in social gathering at tho residence OF
NJ. G. standish tomorrow "wednesday,
evening, and all friends Of b~ensvolencs
are invited. II would be difficult to find
a more worthy object Of encouragement
aud support. The people Of Gold Hill
will not forget the Ladies' Benevolent
Society.
A. o. 1.-The members OF the An
cisnt Order Of Hiberniaps. Division,
Nos. I and 2. are requested to be in at
tendance al the election OF officers this
evening. to be held In Miners Union
Hall. Virginia City, at 7:3o o'clock.
INPhovrSo.-Both the men cut by
collyer last Friday night arc getting bet.
ter. Stephens has almost recovered.
aud Rule is more comfortable. DR..
Kirby says he expects to have them all
right in n short time.
vrsrroRs.-A number Of San Fran
ciscaus are at present sojourning In vir-
ginia and Gold Hill. They coms to get
away from the disagrecable rains so
common at this season Of tho year in
California.
THr Methodist Episcopal Church
Society Of Virginia will IN the
erection OF their new church this week.
which they expect to have completed by
tho LIST Of July. 1t is to cost $4,000.
No ARrksrs wcro made by the police
In Virginia last night. and the City
Jailer had a clean slate this morning.
The Larkin murder cass is % on
trial in the District Court. One witness
was examined yesterday.
JusrIcE WRIGHT had no business be-
fore him to-day-not oven q "drunk
and disorderly."
OSx Daniel Toohill has been arrested
in Virginia, charged with stealing $500
from his cousin.
MAYOR CuRRIE is again at home, and
is visible every day upon the streets Of
Virginia.
GEx. T. d. EpwAnps Of Carson. was
in Virginia City yesterday.
GrS. Il. n. CLAnxr is in Virginia to-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-28
The Florida Crocodile.

Tl0 Two AMERICAN Species OI CfOCO-
M. II. ,homh;tar .nd c,,us ars,
uhss' Wa"
described by Cu'ier rs n 10 'ns
West Indies and South America, which
v;.w v.. accented by n~aturalists for n
lon, tina Subsequently tho o. acutus
Sas h.sn a;scoyered in different norris In
Central America. and In 1870 Professor
.Jsffries Wymau described a skull from
Fior;Jo ns belonging 10 that species.
Rsnorts are current In Florida of true
crocodile exi.tinp there. but specimens
hsye mot been secured until very ro-
Gently The present yea has thrown
mora li,ht upon the subject by the cap.
tprs of two ano specimens. NY pcr-
sonal observations o n tho subject were
confined 10 the southeast coast Of Flor
fla ,~a,,icnIaYlv the vicinity OF Bis.
cayne bay. While there last Winter
collecting for tho museum of Professor
Wool ~ Rocbester. N. Y. I obtaincd
siobt Of a rcp,ile that at first I supposed
tn bc n hugo alligator. but which q
near view convinced me was q croc.
odils. After two unsuccessful at
tempts I succeeded in killing him
by living in wait for him with my rifle,
opposite his fayorite mud wallow on
the bank of tho stream. It proved to
be A male huge, old and ugly. His
~tenacity Of life was surprising. and his
frantic struggles In and out OF water
made the fight interesting for some time.
lie lived for quite IN hour after six rifio
balls had been fred into his nape in tho
direction Of the brain. He measured
fourteen feet In length. and his girth
midway between the fore and hind legs
was five feet two inches. His teeth
were large and blunt; his head rugose
and knotty, with armor plates very large
and rough, all conspiring to give him a
very ugly and savage appearance. On
dissection IL was found that he had been
very pugnacious. or else was o porsecu.
ted and unfortunate individual. Threo
Of his teeth were moro or less shattered.
the tibia aud hbula Of the right hind leg
had boen broken In the middle and
united, also one Of the m~otatarsal bones
Of the same limb; about five inches had
been bitten of the end Of his tail. leay.
ing 1t quite blunt. aud for somo reason.
probably au old wound, two Of the yer.
tebra ut the middle OF the tail had
grown together solidly at an awkward
angle. Tho day following the above
capture (January %, 1870, / had tho
further good fortune to kill at the same
spot .he mato OF this crocodile. n beau.
tiful female, measuring ten feet eight
inches. There was n striking contrast
between tho two specimens. The head
of tho female was regular In outline.
comparatively smooth, teeth white, reg
Mar and sharp, plates even In surface
anj contour. and colors very marked.
The under surface Of both specimens
vas male yellow. shading gradually
darker TO the sides, with fine irregular
streaks and spots Of black. On the
upper part Of the female. through the
entire length, the black and yellow mot.
ting was about uniform. the yellow
predominating. The general mp
pearance Of tho female was decidedly
while the back and tail OF tho
malo showed an almost entire absence OF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-28
nBsrACLEs no MARRIAGH.

Happy relief for young men nom the effects
Of errors and abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impedipents TO marriage removed.
New method of treatment. New and remark
sble remedies. Books and circular sent free.
I'm sealsd envelope. Addrcss HOWARD AZ.
SOCIATfON, tigN. Ninth street, Philadelphia,
PA.-sn Institution having . high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional skill.
ls91 Am
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-28

In . letter to Mrs. Ll'le, Of chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
ascribes tho cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-
panied by bleeding At the lungs, TO Hale.
Honey OF H~orrhound and Tar. my cough"
she says. ..threaicncd to suffocats mo :
removed every trace OF IT, The letter Was To
. lady friend In this city. who has placed Il n
the disposal Of O. N. Chttehton. Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothache Drops cure In one