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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
GENERAL NOTES.

An exhibit In the Chinese section OF
the exposition shows the superstitious
bent OF the "hsathen." The article
displayed is the fruit Of the bitter
seeded cardamon. Properly prepared
and taken in prescribed doses the Chi
nssc believe It will increase their men,
tai capacity. They contend that there is
. peculiar connection between the
stomach and the mental capacity. and
by strengthening the stomach vita this
fruit they expect thsir knowledgs-box to
expand and their internal organization
to be benefited. This article rates very
high in the market.
The Shah Of Persia. who. since his
visit TO Europe. has tried to govern his
country on constitutional principles,
has been terribly disgustsd BY the Sui
tan's dethronsment through his Minis.
tiers. He has ordered that not more
than four Ministers shall meet at each
Council. that these shall change month.
ly. and. according to the latest accounts.
the Shah has adjourned the meetings
Of his Council for ak months.
AN invention which Is expected to
revolutionize the tinwars trade Of the
country has been perfected. after some
years Of labor. BY a young Bostonian,
II consists Of q series Of dies by which
boxes Of all sizes. from the salve.bo,
to the preserved fruit and oil cans, ar'
pressed from u single piece Of tin, thu
corners being doubly folded. in thu
process, and no solder being re
quired. though the cans are perfect,
air tight.
NkwPoRr. r. l.. Is seandalizsd at thu
slopemsnt Of Captain Timothy Peck
ham, q well-known and exemplary
citizen. who has q wife and two grown
up daughters. with Mary A. Braman
who has three husbands living. Bsfor'
going of. Peckham had the good grace
to make over his house and property Il
his wife and children.
TIE attendance during the vsriou'
months Of the Exposition are a. fol
lows May. 6si. $40 ; June. l.0o2. 1875
July. OG.4i7 ; August, 1886, 2i4 /; AM
September. 2.439. CSC.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

woRLD's GRHAr RKNEpr - Medical
Wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp-colic. colds. sprains, burns. tooth.
ache, etc. ec4 lms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
RxaIsrER, MrN or THE UNION,

Lot every good Rspubhesn who de-
sirss the election Of Hayes and wheeler
and the integrity Of the Union sss 'o'
tina. b. is registered before tho 10th H.
slant. when the books close. ouf 'A''
v;.,o,;.. in Indiana and Ohio must not
b allowed to blind us to the fact thai
IN. Presidential hsh, is = close one STILL
Every vote counts. Registsr' rssisssr'
register!
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

Tux White sulphur Springs core
spondont who wrote tho following seems
to have been melted by personal feeling
"Ths flirt Is tho painted hyena Of so'
ciety. the lamb ravening
wolf Of the affectional fold. Her fangs
drip with the gore OF the foolishly fond
aud true"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

TuE abolition Of the gaming table In
Baden. Baden has not caused Q falling
of in its Summer visitors. On the 9th
Of September the number Of names ON
the strangers list amounted to nearly
~ OOO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
A GAHn.
tn all WIN Ar. ,nnsrin. from

To all who are suffering nom the errors and
lbdircretlons Of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss ~ manhood. etc.. I win stnd
q rccipe that will cure you, free Of charge.
THIS great remedy was discovered by . mis-
rioniry In south America. Send q selfad.
dn..ed epveloPc 10 the Rev. Joseph r. lnmAn,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

The President OF France 10 well paid.
for In addition to several palaces rent
free. and n large retinue OF servants. he
receives . salary Of Sl26,00o per an.
nun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

PAINFUL and rspulsivs n'survs in the palms
Of thchsnds. which ~ineapaeitsis thoss afalotsd
with them FROM performing manual labor, can
Be n ably hssled, n permansntiy %, By vash-
ing the psrts sdsctsd with oIenn's sulphur
Bsap, which 10 sid svssyvhsrs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
rIIR OUrIO0K.

Owing to the universal stringcncy and
dull times for the last few months. tho
people generally practice economy in their
purchases In all branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt tho pressure
with the rest. Considering tho situation,
we feel gratified that our business has
held its own beyond our expectations. Al.
though the hard times are not yet past.
We feel that reaction will como, and that
PEOPLE WILL NAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this, We are laying In
o large and well-selected stock OF custom
made clothing for men and boys. furnish
goods. boots. shoes, hats, trunks. v~Alises.
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing kept an
rye 10 ne maiH eAa~ce = namely: buying
cheap-for We know that we must sell low
10 meet the depleted purses Of the COM
munity. and We can and will do II. Come
and nce n We don't.
RlIssrEIS q woLy.
. Leading Clothiers, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

LYos's R%ArHARios makes beautiful,
glossy, luIuriant hair ; prevents is falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years. 10 ~charmingly perfumed.
and has no rival. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

HAoAs's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores tho complexion. removes frcckles.
tan and ~sallowncss; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application can
not be detected. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
HOUSE FOE RENT.

vyRRY rLf0IBLY SITUATED IN GOLD
n iittls sosth Of Main street.
Tbs houss contains twelvs good rosms.
and 10 the same recently occupled By Mn.
noors a. Q dress mailing establishmsat md
'' q s0' THOMAS KELLY, Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

I,AYrON GOLD AND hILvER
IL MINING. o0nPANY Location OF prin
cipal place OF business, San Francisco, csi!.
fornia.
Location Of works, De,l's Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowlngsiescribed stock. on account of Assers-
ment mo. 81 levied ON the Sih day Of Septem.
Der, isId, the several amounts Get opposite the
nance OF tho respective shareholders. ~ fol.
lows:
Names. No. Cortif. bhs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

JAMES WILLIAMSON and Maggie Moore
have eiosed . successful engagement at
Union square Theater. New York, In
Struck OIL"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
SETTLE up FORTHWITH.

M PR,NKkNREIxER HAVING RETIRED
6SAs rom business on aceount Of III health,
and being about 10 leave Gold Hill. calls upon
all those lsdebtei 90 him 10 come md settle
Immediately, 90 - 10 snabls him 70 leave -
soon - possible.
HR. yRAHKKNHKMER prorosss leaving
directly sftsr ths hns Of October pay-dsys. and
all Indebted 70 him who do not come forvard
promptly and settle will be ieft N the tender
msrciss q legal oncsr o. eoiisetor. ssitf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
a WORD PROM SENATOR JONES.

Senator John =. Jonss will DO engaged
until Congress again onvsn dsvoting
his time and thoughts to the srduous
task imposed upon the Monetary Com.
mission appointed at the last session.
This work. in which hs takes the most
prominent part, and which without him
would probably fail in securing valuable
results for tho people, will necessarily
occupy all his time and prevent him
from taking an active part in the Presi-
dental canvass Of this State. Rspub-
licans. however. while they regret his
absence. vii, be pleased TO know that
his sympa,hies are warmly enlisted in
the campaign. as the following extract
from n private letter TO his brother.
=. l.. Jones Of this town. will show.
We are permitted to copy from the letter
M follows:
There never was q time In the history
OF the Republican party when its success
wa OF greater Importance than now, By
heroic effort and grand .acriiees IA .tamp-
sd the rebellion under foot but II aid moi
kill u. The spirit Of the rebellion live.
and will continue 10 live as long as . spsrk
~ vitality remains In that balsfui ors,n.
~ixation. the Democratic party. A deter,
81 ID this year means ID. utter d~estrue,io,
its complete and final surrender and a..
bursement. 10 IL marshAling IL. force.
under able. astute and inscriptions lead
srs. IL stands upon . platform which IL
doe. not believe in and which the i.spul-
lican guns have forced 10 to aec.pt, and
marche. 81 national music under national
banners. lts chief source OF strength Is
hypocrisy, its haiile-cry. reform which
the lifelong character 81 its leaders antay-
onizcs. hops you will do all that In you
lies for the success ~ good government
n a Just and impartial administration OF
the which. without doubt. IL in
NoiSed In the approaching election and
can only tc brought about by the success
oi the Republican party"
wk have received a copy Of Hslmick's
Republican Campaign Song Book. It
contains a ehoie. selection Of good songs.
giving both music and words. and its
price is ouly ten cents q copy. Pub
iished by y. W. H.lmick. No. 60 West
Fourth street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE PUBIC AVE HEREBY NOTIFIED
L that Mr.. HENRY wOLr IL no LONGER In
our employ, aud IL not authorized 10 transact
business, OF whatsoever nature or ehsfsetes.
ao.d MIN. o.,oher .. is7s. ocssi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

am here permanently established. am sell.
Ing goods ~ low a. ANYBODY IN this State, aud
will all even lower u ] zee nt.
~ No house shsli upderrell ma.
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MRS. NJ. z. CODY

!!!Q!!Ra. y WORK! !!!!! X: e: ss e: e .l .s ~ - g
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

TIE attendance during tho various
months Of the Exposition are a. fol-
lows /; May. 6si. $40 (; June. l.Oo2, 1926
July. 90G.4i7 ; August, 1885, i4 |; and
September. 2.439.6S6.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16
BORN.
MARRIED.

DIED.
KnLAvxRRY- In carsoa, October II, james
b Killavsfry. son Of p. b aud Mar 3. Killa
ysrry, agsd year 8 months and 3 days.
oR0vRh-In Rsno. October IL. DR.. Al. Gro.
yer, aged % yssrS. 5 months and II days Q
native Of Pnnsylvania.
the residence Of II. cnppsn. near
0cnoa. October II, Infant son Of sheriff p. u.
Roam, aged . months.
C0ok-At Tusearora, ociobere. Olive. wife Of
NJ. A. Cook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-16

HAyIso JUST RETURNED PROM San
- Frnncisco with one of the choicest and
most extensive and varied aseortments OF
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31

A BRACE of light showers yesterday
purified the air and made mother Nature
take on spring'ike tone and temper
sturs. Indeed, after the raw, cold, No
venberish airs Of Tuesday, it really
seemed like having outlived short win
ter and felt the welcome breath of
spring, to experience yesterdays balm
mess. Some unwonfed flashes Of light
ming and some heavy peals of thunder
came with the evening shower. Fer two
or three days past Mr.. Friends barom-
eter has been showing weatherish signs,
and these small meteorological disturb
ances are the proof that that instrument
was telling the truth.
TGADE DOLLARS AT PAR.-Joe Rosen-
stock. with his usual enterprise and de-
sire to accommodate his business to the
times, advertises to take trade dollars in
exchange for his goods. ut par. This
should ensure Joe the favorable eonsid-
GRAFTON of all those who are in want Of
The best sorts Of furnishing goods.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
All about the HsiS Circus.

Tomorrow morning the big circns
will file into town. The Burlington,
(Iowa), Gazett alludes to this exhibition
in these following terms: There are
more baby animals with Cooper, Bailey
& Co.'S establishment. than were ever
seen beneath the canvas of q travelling
show. The baby monkies, the baby
ponies, the baby camels, and baby ele-
plant excited the most attention and
we're constantly surrounded by admirinS
crowds. Among the animals which at
trac,ed tie most attention, WAS the
giraffe, the only one now upon exhibi-
ton in this country, the Alaska sea
lions, the Hindoo Sacred cattle. the
large collection of monkeys and BIRDS,
the lions, tigers, ostriches and five ele-
plants. the smalles. of which Is only
thirty -eigh: inches high, while the
large one is over eleven feet high. The
menagerie is one of the inrgest and best
ever exhibited III the west, and contains
many rare specimens Of the animal
kiDgdom The crcus department Is
one OF the best, if no; the best we have
ever Witnessed 1t would appear that
each of the performers had beeu select
ed because he or she eScelled in his or
her special braLca Of the tent show busi-
ness. All that had been prophesied Of
the great show prove! Ia be true. Mir.
James Robinson. the champion rider OF
the world, was the great feature of the
entertainment. Mr. Robinson Appeared
with all the ease and gracefuness that
has rendered his name famous the world
over. HIS splendid feuts of horseman-
ship were received with loud bursts o;
applause. Tho splendid athletics of tie
Milton JGspers also attracted much at
tention and proved thu III to be among
The best eymnasis and acrobats in this
country. Cassim and Fritz. the English
acrobats. gave several astonishing feats
of strength and agility. The hurdle
riding of VIM. German. showed him to
be one of the best hurdle riders now per-
forming. Mis- Pauline Lee appeared in
two remarkable acts. The tumolins was
Of a character not often witnessed. At
both afternoon and evening perform
aDces the tents were crowded, md
that the people of THIS vicinity
and will pntronize really
good show. and Of such a character Is
the Great International.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
PApnosrn.-Frank Clifford. who was

PARDoNED. Clifford. who was
convicted of stage robbery in White
Pine county in the spring of 1870. and
sentenced to 10 years Imprisonment in
the State Penitentiary, was yesterday
p ,Idoued and set free.
TIE Democracy have "opened tie
canvass" with characteristic energy in
Virginia City. That is to say, they got
into the circus Oh Tuesday night by cut
ting hole in the tent. Let us have Re-
form!
Doctor BuTrs sold horse yesterday
for SIG at auction. The animal was
stray and had been eating his head of
in the pound. A right scrimtious look.
ing beast but quite ubbr"kcn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
asNsNU STOCK REPORT
Forenoon Hoa ri


Ophir iats -slTI., .:,> 81. asns 81
Mexican ISL. 81 :, ,ss ;',l2 b., Us Us, i-o>
Gould and Curry IGis LII, 5o> I57z, IGas 10
b.. It> Ii. 1u> Ii IN, 5s l55s
Rest and E.lchrr ~ y, lbs Jni., Hos 80
California ls,S ~, :. :ssir,s cos. A. tiois
CON Virginia 2.ls 49,, ISIS 5>5s, 25is 5S'=,
.~5s
ShoIlar LIS -, ~
Halls and Sorcro>s 10> ~ :, itaf,s L. Us
l2j-, l.s,s Ms, It's !. $40, itt,> IL
Yellow Jacket 7,r> So, Is -. 4, '> ~, l''~
g, b5. .-I> : rs ss,s IS 4, lSis 3-'s In,
:ssts - III. TICS 81:
Crown Point II : IL
Imperial .e,ss> :. s.o,,s - sos , bio looos
80 80, 6-1> D b'l, i7is %.
Nentuck ,pt> IA
'sss 50 biu, Us -, it's So /, -e',s 5';. Sas
5:4
Utah 5is =,
Bullion SIS ~, .',S ~
Confidence isiS Isl =, ,aiS Is
Sierra, Nevada iD> Ia.
ENchcquer .l-.l> ISL. a,V> 49,, 10os Isl
Justice iS4.> 81 l,'S -. as ~. lS,s NJ
s1as -. sl> 2'ii, :,rs ~. SD, los
49,, los .l9lS b1, OILS .9i.
Overman 81 10, :si> a., :, l5,'S 40
Succo' , ~ DC
Union Ton Ig,s IA.
Lady Hryan ly.ss sic
Julia lbs s., 1853
Caledonia 67U> -. Us s.:
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlTIES.

San Francisco, August 30.-Fnrtber
information places the losses by the re-
cent fire in the neighborhood of $500, 900.
on which there is $40. 600 insurance, Oh
authority OF the Coast Review, an insur-
ance organ of this city. The number OF
buildings burned is IS. and the fire COW
cred space of ten acres. 1t now seems
evident that the coniiagration was the
work of an incendiary. and circumstances
render it almost certain that it was start
ed by a crowd of hoodlums to get even
with the proprietors of the destroyed
manufacturing establishments who en-
ployed Cinnamon. W.tchmen on the
premises say that the fire WAS discovered
by them in half dozen places at once,
in the rear of the bindings. starting
among shaviDgs and other iDfammab'e
material When the stone works IN the
neiehborhood were burned some weeks
ago, man came up to Mr.. Merri,s. the
engineer Of korbell's mills. and said to
him: You employ Cinnamon in your
place, don't you?" Mr.. Merritt replied:
Yes, some" Then the man said:
Your place shall go next" CONVERSE
tons overheard between a number OF
hoodlums during the progress of the fire
lead TO the same conclusion. While the
fire was in progress yesterday morning,
fellow was caught attempting TO set
fire to some hay in a barn on Townsen"
street. The crowd took him ont with
the Intention of hanging him. but he
managed to effect his escape. Much
complaint is made of the deprcdations
Of gangs of ruffians during the progress
of the tire, who stole and destroyed much
property. Tho iDsufEciency of the water
supply was evident. and came near caus-
ing far more serious cOntiagration. All
day yesterday wOrkmen were busy in
pulling down dangerous chimneys and
brick walls. and preparing the ground
for rebuilding.
Philadelphia, August 3O.-Capt. Gull
stem, of the London Rowing Club, says
his men are willing to row three mile.
straight race, with a crew of Britains
against Americans, here on Saturday
afternoon. In the regatta to- day the first
beat, single SOULS, was won by Courtney
Of the Union Springs Club. Alderman
Of the Atlanta crew started, but did not
row the.course.
New Haven. August 30.-Ex, Governor
Je well was chosen temporary Chairman
Of the Republican State Convention here |
day. Ex.President WOOlsey of Yale |
College and Marshall Jewell were nOmi- |
mated on the electoral ticket at large. |
The old ticket was renominated-Gov.
a. C. Robinson of Hartford. and Lieut.. |
Gov. F. j. Kinssbury of Waterbury.
Cincinnati, August 30.-The Dayton
Short Line freight depot in this city was
With its contents destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss on building and freight
estimated at $275, 900.
The Democratic Convention here to-
lay nominated Milton Sayier for Con-
,ress from the First District, and Il. b.
Canning from the Second District.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31
A MURDERER CoN1Na.-Says the Sal

A MURDERER CoMING.-Says the San
Francisco Post of August 90:
1t is likely that the people of this city
are soon to be afflicted with the presence
of Sullivan, the notorious New Zealand
murderer. Sullivan and three others
murdered six men, and probably scores
of others He escaped the halter by
turning Queens evidence against the
other murderers. The Colonies were
made too warm for him, and recently he
left Wedderburn, Australia, with his
two sons. aged twenty-fOur and twenty.
six years intending to come to this city
Sullivan is a man feet 10 inches in
hight, weighs about lG5 pounds, and is
sixty years old, but as his beard and
mustache and hair are always dyed
black he looks younger. He always
wears black cloth coat and trousers.
black bell-topped hat, and walking
stick. He has a peculiar twitch of the
shoulders when walking or turning
around. He will probably arrive in the
first or second steamer from Sydney.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31

BRAVE AcT.-Last night while Mr.. w.
H. Getchell was attending the circus. q
burglar thought it an excellent opportu-
nifty to replenish his exhausted finances,
raised the kitchen window of Mr.. G. 8
house and commenced operations within.
Mr. Getchell's father and mother we're in
the house at the time, and hearing the
noise supposed it was Mr.. G. returning.
and called out to that effect. No reply
being made, they searched the house and
found the nocturnal visitor in corner OF
the room. The mother suggested that
he be allowed to go out at the door, but
the venerable d1d man, who is Is years
oge. said no; he should go ont the same
way by which he entered. So, catching
hold Of the cowardly fellow, he thrust
him through the window, at the same
time giving him handsome assistance
with the toe Of his boot. This is the best
joke on burglar that We have yet heard,
and the courageous old gentleman and
lady deserve the highest commentators
for their bravery. This incident again
reminds US that it is the centennial year,
and that it is dangerous to trifie with the
spirit Of '7G.-Reno Gazette, Tuesday.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-31

HoM1c1pE IN IDAHo.-W. A Kelley,
one of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S messengers,
informs us that O man was shot and
killed last week on a ranch on the over
land stage road, about fifty miles from
Boise City. The young man who was
killed, whose name our informant mad
forgotten, had been in the employ of
the owner of the ranch, with whom he
had some difficulty in regard to wages.
aud left the ranch. The day on which
he was killed he was passing by the
ranch in company with some other men.
and was hailed by tho ranch owner.
who informed him that if he would go
into tho house he would pay him in full.
The young man started to the house
with q revolver in his hand, and though
called upon several times by the rancher
to put away his pistol, refused to do 80.
and az he approached the house in this
threatening manner. the rancher took
gun and shot him dead Silver State.
August %.
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Ev~0tng Hepors

Eureka Con :sss II
Jackson u = 4.
X X Con lbs !
PruSsiaR .uJs b]
Leopard 11It> L.. !lOs pa
Jefferson l6t,s
ella lbs .Ac. 1i,lS soc
Panther 2rt>
Northern Belle 7ss -, SOS 2aai.
Meadow Valley :1sl
Raym.ond and d., Ely y 4os :
Manhattan lSss l6
Hus>ey l,ss s'c, aOS Z, zoos y
Mansfield 6s,S nc
Modoc Sos 81, los 3.
CoSO Con sVCs &c, LBS 2Sc
New Coso o,os q !. ars 81 I, ljos ee9EE sos rs
b3O
Golden Chariot I5=Ats
Poorman a22j> 5Oc, 1v',s Zoe
Globe COS &c
Knickerbocker ZOOS 1Oc
Baltimore 2i,S 2lS
silver II i'll ms IL. rs lOis
Challenge as II ..a,S AZ
Dayton los
Rock Island 4ocs ., Isos rs. a0os 81 &c
Sierra Nevada los lfi., rs ID. sos i24
New York Con aus DOC
Occidental sos 81
Alta 1853
Woodville SOS II.
Mint Ik 25c
Lady Washington 7as So, IS 81
Justice 1855 ~ 5IS 2S5s
Cosmopolitan lU'S35
North Con Virginia Zoos Il !, Cos II
Leviathan Sos <. 50S
Kossuth i0s Csc. a0s l
Andes :atlS 20
Wells largo 25Os aOc bio, 45os Soc
cal. iornia SIS 80 b5, 2J5s 50
Yellow Jacket 7l0> 81, SOS ac7s, lSNs G0244,
l0s'> 81, l5ss 800. b', SOS 3,izl $40
Con Virginia 2J0s 5634, 6lts 56i2, ;J0s 561s,
Gus J6it
Prospect 340s
MARYLAND Cos sc