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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01
apssI:SAr NOTICES..

n1a- VERY " AL q a BE REAL
rsTSTE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND TO BE
SOLD AT AUCTION THfs DAY.-Ths particulas
attention of the public Is called to the sale Of that
TRULY VALUABLE LOT, so by 1o3 feet to
vide alley, on the north side Of Main between
Seventh and Eighth streets. occupied by Mr. w. IL.
west, to come or at O'Clock TODAY.
nooIey. commissioners, that VALUABLE LOT,
with d SMALL BRICK TENEMENT thereon, on
the west line Of Eighth between Cary and Canal
streets, 26 by AZ feet.
For further particulars, see auction head.
Lit w. GODDIN, Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01
PICNIC.
ENTERTAINMENT,

iNOTiCE.-Thel ladies of Goochland will
s1S hold an ENTERTAINMENT for the benefit OF
AND 9Th OF MAY upon the Dover farm, eighteen
miles from Richmond ittls ODD ftf ser
/ Persons from a distance can find hotel acenmmo-
iations Mt Manakin mile Distant nc the houses OF
Mr. W. M. Crouch and Mr. s. M. Stratton.
ap 29-3t a.4ltss a i.55s. d l.5T- 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01
N- GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES

NJ GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES
AND EVERY ONE.
WILLIAM THALIIn1ER, COL Broad street,
is receiving daily additions to his extensive stock OF
DRESS GOODS, BLACK GOODS, CASsISfERES,
NOTIONS, &C., which will be sold at the very low
est CASH prices TO suit any one. Among the bar
gains to be had are
PLAIN, PLAID, aud BRO CADED POPLINs, &C. !;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
BLACK GRENADINES, BLACK ALPACAs,
CACHAlIREA DELAINES, &c.
Also, full line of LACE-STRIPE MUSLTNS,
PIQUES, BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS,
SWISS MUSLINS, and lots Of other WHITE
GOODS:
A large stock of LADIES' and CHILDREN's SILK,
SERGE, and GINGHAM PARASOLS, at the
very lowest prices;
large and cheap stock of CASSHIERES, LIN
EMS, and TWEEDS, for mems and boys wear.
Also, q full line of GENTLEMES'S FURNISH
ING GOODS 1t low prices. A full stock OF SASH
RIBBONS, SILK and LACE SCARFS, CORSETS;
KID GLOVES speciality; WHITE and STRIPED
HOSE, and lots of other goods too numerous to men
ton.
Country orders solicited and promptly attended so.
For cheap goods don't fai! to call on
. WILLIAM THALHIMER,
apps col Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01

GONE ONE! COME ALI
TO r.
LEVI HEXTER's,
627 BROAD srREE1
and supply yourselves with some of those teapt,,r
cheap TWO-BUTTON KID GLOVES.
SILVER and GILT TINSEL TARLETASs ..
May balls and parties
Misses OPERA-SHADE KID GLOVES, all sz.,.
Misses BRAIDED and EMBROIDERED pIor,r
and LACE BONNETS;
and an endless variety OF
CORSETS, FANS,
PARASOLS,
SASH RIBBONS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, and
DRESS GOODS.
Also, CASHMERE LACES, TIES, ISF.Sr
BIBBS, and many other goods too numerous 10 men.
ton, all Of which viii be sold at the LOWEST cAsu
MARKET PRICES.
Country orders will meet prompt attention.
an or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsI

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
FRESH ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
very low prices; -
PARASOLS OF all designs in plain, boiled. twilled
Silk, and Turkish Serge:
An excellent line Of WHITE GOODS, embracing
PIQUES,
PLAID and STRIPED NAINSOOKs,
VICTORIA LAWNS
EMBROIDERIES and LINENS
Also, BLEACHED and BROWN COTTOSS OF all
the popular brands;
BLEACHED and BROWN TABLE LINEN,
WINE CLOTH, NAPKINS,
TOWELS, HANDKERCHiEFS,e etc.
/ would call special attention to a line Of
LOW-PRICE PRINTS,
opened to-day.
CHARLES HUTZLFR.
apes GIL Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-05-01

DHILLIPS &, JENNINGS. = We nave
I inst &ccciyed our SPRING STOCK OF ,oco,
CHINA MhTTINGS OF all grades; -, S ,VnrS.
MATTiNGS, CARPETS, OIL.CLoiHs' shAD'N'
CoRSiCfS of different styles. LACE A14
DAMASK CURTAINS.
PAPER-HANGING OF all grades.
Work done In town or country.
All orders promptly attended 70. ,.,,, streets,
No. %, corner Governor and FranAiiu ans
Richmond Va. e. .sji -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25
3 .@inn. 90, 271,6 31 q.

ueberi6. b. Ginn. 81 1911, 631 &.
Wenn 3ablen beDeiien, TO geben 1te1e
Siffern Der Get6ss@ontrole gemiB etlt
Bib b06it gIiidlt6er 6tnansuirtb1d)aft.
Dem na1oem 9,48O, 7S9 9. Dem 9teierpez
fonoS oe5 &riegS> u1o Warinemintltez
RUINS iibergeben tuoroen, bletbt Elm
ueberl9uB BON %, 100, 842 81. D. b. 2O}
Wfta. mebr ais erpartet tpuroe. Silgt
man nnr3 gu oleien % 4t5 Wttu., bic aus
benz nergangenen Sabre, tpieoerum mad
ben Ge6nungen Der Jtei6s>G ontrole,
ilbrtg geb!tebeneu l64 Miu., 10 ertpetit
itdl, baB am l. Sonuar 1876 sic Neibs@
talle einen ueberi1uB BON 400 Wtia. 3ur
S%srflleung bate. Jta9 bielem Iberz
rdl0enoen Geiultat begreift IS it'd,
iparum Die 0te9tsrung iebt audi nut cine
Observation-Disclosures Su MAIDEN
braubt.
Der WO6r Bat feline Nrbeit ee<
than, Der WObr fam 9eben," u b!eier
alte SaB paBt gegentDGrtt9 auT 6
bten IN teoer 8e5lebung. Serbien bat
es, GrBerem Nntriebe folgeno, per1u0t,
Die &altonten aus Dem 5Seuer AT bolen,
llno bat itb Die Singer ltarf Derbrannt;
1ebt tDetb man taum Mebr, tUo3u ilberz
baupt cine ierbti6e Gegierung, cine 9trz
NEE, Elm Shirt Da lit. benn Die 9ettung
Der ierbil1en Nns%eIe9enbeiten eei9iebt
10 DOatGnotg pom Der sienna aus, bah
Der SelgraOerNpparat iibertlIfitg lit. SIT
General Gi6ernaieff nod Sbercommons
oant Der ierbtiden Gruppen ODER ut6t ?
0as fam Giemauo nit 8eitimmtbett
Iagen. Otan frogt aud ni6t etpa, mann
miro Der Siirit an feline Steue treteu =?
ionoern, tpelden 0eneral miro un5JtuB=
LAMB 1enben ? Gu'lti6e Truppen fIuen
Die StraBen uno @%aiernen. uno rul1tl6e
Offt5iere fIbren Oas Commando, 1elblt
IN SeIgrgo. Bon SeIten Der ierbii9sn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-12-25

Het tonneu."
SIN Sabre 1880, AM Sabrestage Der
0runoltelnlegeng, iolIen bic betoen
- auptt J. ii Oes &0Iner
OomS fertig iein.
Sn Der &rupp'i6en Sabrif
tperoen augeubllflih ole Anitrenguugen
gema6t, UNI ben Geit oes fir ole 3 Irz
b%eltimInten q d ii + materials
an Sanonen uno 9afetten in firSeifer
Srilt tertlg berauiteuen. Isle etlig eS
plOBlid Der Sultan 2lboul 0amlo bat,
nun audi in Den Beitb oeS leBten BierS
tells Der BET &rupp Dor etfp1 orei Sdbren
III Nurtrag 9egebeuen SeuerDaffen 5u
tomMen, mag aus Der Tbatiade berpors
ge6e1. ooB III ben San0nenDerfitdtten
ocs @tabltllenent5 Gag uuo NG6t gear
DeItet miro UNI oa5 idtpertpicgeRoe
&rIe95material balotgit oil Die Noreile
bes franfeu Wtonnes am @oloenen 6orn
GelG19en gu lallen.
SeLbt alte tl6tige Staats6iener
3lebsn Den 0teuft bel &rupp Dem
S~onI95otellt Dor. so bat Der tpirttem>
6er9tf6e Sberber9ratb @rbarOt, lpelder
lett etnem SierteIiabrbunoert benz Der
nnrttembergiI6en Jte9ierun9 geborigen
9uttenrperfe 8~aieralftn9en portland,
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nm BET &rupp in @lien in eine newe
glan5euoe Steuung einsutreten.
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au1 ~. Mopember i'm St9pttbe9ter oas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
THANKS "FR0M THE DEPTHS OF
the HEART"

WELLINGTON, Lorain County, OIL
August "a, 1874.
On. r. v. PIxncE, Buffalo, N. "
Dear Sir . Your medicines. Golden Med.
zeal Discovery and DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, have proved Of the greatest
service to me. Six months ago no ono
thought that I could possibly live long.
I had Q complication OF dissases-scrof.
ula, manifssting itself In eruptions and
great blotches on my head that made
such sores that I could not have my
hair oombed without Il causing me much
suffering; also, causing swollen glands.
tonsils enlarged, enlarged or "thick
mock" and large and numerous boils.
I also suffered from a terrible chronic
catarrh, and In fact I was no diseased
that life was o burden TO me. ] had
tried many doctors, with no benefit. I
finally procured ono.half dozen bottles
OF your Golden Medical Discovery and
one dozen OF Sage's Cstarrh Remedy.
aud commenced their uso. At first !
was badly discouraged, but after taking
four bottles Of the Discovery I began TO
improve, and when I had taken the 70.
mainder I VA WELL. In addition to tho
use OF tho Discovery, I applied n solu-
40 Won adv;.s In tbo nsmnblst vrappino'
"a 4, .r,;rsiv d-;.annearsd Yonr Dis'
oos.,, Il csrt.,nIv tbs mo.t vonasriul
SIoo5 ,nsd;cina W., inventa5 thsnL
Goa .nd vou from he dsptbs of INV
hss,, 10, H. c,est cood n hss dons ma.
w. o%rs,.inils Nm. I. Cu.yyrr.
S-,...,.-
nedlcanes ~niSh sa. sasslIssa
as olooa puIiner ana W. meu'
contain si.nsi IsIcuIy' "a some 'oam'
% pS'a'.1m .ha ,O sans,, h.pa J som.
oinou. All snoso uSoh's navy saonB
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
Gall In a Shaft.

An Upper Austin policemen fell into
q shaft, night before last. He thought
one Of tho hoisting works on the hill
was on FIRE, and starting In the direction
OF the supposed flames. his wild career
was suddenly brought to an end by his
stepping into an abandoned shaft, and
he found himself going down. down.
down, with the velocity OF a cat falling
OF a pitch roof. Great beads OF perspi-
ration stood upon his forehead; his
heart ceased 10 beat, and uttering n
prayer. ho gnve himself up for lost.
The seconds seemed hours, and a shud'
der flashed through his franc as the
thought crossed his brain that In q few
moments he would lie n manoled corpse
a thousand or moro feet from the sur.
face OF the earth. He kept on going
down, down, down. till he had fallen q
distance Of eight feet. when he struck
the bottom Of the shaft with q tbud that
shook the very marrow In his bones.
Then he got out his knife and dug a
couple OF holes in the side OF the shaft
and crawled out. When he reached the
surface. he stood at the side OF the shaft,
and looking into Its depths, wished that
he had broken his neck short of for be-
ing such q consumed fool as 10 60 trot-
ting over n strange hill in q mining
camp on q daik night.-Reese Rirsr Re-
rsile. Mfrch Oh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
Dlvlno Expedition.

Our former fellow townsman, DR.. ].
Il. Merwin, says the Stockton hdtpend.
eni, Is tho President OF q company in
corporated for the purpose Of raising
the balance OF the treasure not recover.
cd from the Golden Gate, which was lost
on the coast OF Mexico, near Mania
Milo. A vessel has been fitted ont for
the cruise and supplied with q steam en-.
CINE. hose and other apparatus. and
with q quantity OF lumber for building o
barge ON which the engine 10 10 b
placed when the diving commences.
Mr. Cook, the distinguished diver. who
has been engaged in two former eIpedi.
tons, has been also engaged for this.
He was succossful In the former eIpedi.
tons in recovering several hundred
thousand dollars. and after travelling
about the world for his amusement has
concluded TO engage In one moro effort
10 recover the balance. Tho Doctor
thinks he will try his hand at walking
under the vast deep, but we think he
will find II more pleasant TO All his po-
sition OF supercargo and take charge OF
tho tr.asuro rs II comes up. II looks
like q heavy undertaking. bat the pre-
vious enterprise Of tho diver has been
eminently successful In enabling the
Doctor TO Ht out his vessel In batter
style for the business than any previous
expedition can boast Of. The treasure
is now deeply buried In the sand. about
300 feet from the shore. The present
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
Prehistoric Ruins on the ella In Arl,
IONA.

wiekenburs fArizona) Correspondence Of the
81. Louis Republican.
A careful examination OF some eIten.
sive ruins found some miles east OF Flor
ence on the Gila river has been made.
Lieutenant Ward was the first explorer
who came upon the desolate remains OF
q ono imposing architectural pile. II
has been deserted perhaps for more than
n thousand years. and has been crumb-
ling away In the wilderness. The Apache
even never pitched his tent on the spot
so thickly strewn with fragments OF the
works Of a persisted race. The principal
ruin Is q parallelogram f~ortifcation. COO
feet In width by LOCO feet In length.
The walls. which were built OF stone,
have long been o%verthrown and are
overgrown by trees aud vines. In
many places a mere ridge indi.
Gates the line Of the wall; tho stones
have disappeared beneath tho surface.
Within the enclosed area arc the re-
mains Of u great structure 20Ox2CO feet.
constructed OF roughly hewn stones.
In some places tho walls remain almost
perfect 10 q height OF some twelve feet
above the surface. on the EAST sue OF
the grada case there are two openings OF
m oval shape which doubtless served
the purpose Of windows. On tho inner
sides o, tne walls o. inc palace Iof
suen " was, 'he,' my ~. Pss,
iscty uiSeinet uacings VI 'no Inhnso "
the sun. lhere a,e TWO 'owerS ~ .no
southeast anu cormers % Nhs
great enclosure, sun s.ahuins. one o'
which u twehty'si1 u the othor tnirty-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
FOREIGN NEWS.


Deisgs Of shs Yreseh senate.
PAnIs. March 1.-The Senate to-day
elected Duke do Andiifrst Pasquiere.
President, and Martel and Duckder OF
the Left. and Gen. Ladmirault and Ker-
drsl OF the Left, Vice Presidents. This
result produced a sensation. q tho
Loft desired tho election Of Jules
Simon to the Vice Presidency. He
however. only obtained 100 votes. while
Kerdrsl. the lowest successful candidate,
received l5i. Lapalsne. Rainnsvillo
and vandier. Of the Right. and Saint
valtrer and scheursr Kistner. Of tho
Left. wero elected Secretaries. Tho
sixth Secretary will DO elected to-mor-
row.
Bszs and Desvignes Of the Lavcrgno
faction. and General Daurslle dc Pal.
adins Of the RICH. Center, were elected
Questors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
Arr.x,,ox. Rr,pr.a.-pont forget

ATTENTION, hkApxhs.-Dont forgot
to p~atroniss the Gold Hill Amatuer
Min.trsls tonight. Every dollar over
and above expenses will DO donated to
our public schools. This magnanimous
action on the part Of the minstrsls
should enlist the hearty support OF all
our citizens who are interested in tho
welfare Of the rising generation.
A. o. II. BALL.-For tho accommc-
datiou OF Yrginians DESTROYS Of attend.
ing the ball OF the A. o. H., at the Gold
Hill Miners Unisn Hall. carriage lists
will bo kept open ut u. Ford's; also. ut
Hayes & Nevin's store. until Friday
neon. See notice elsewhere.
DAN De QrrLI.E received a telegram q
few days ago from Mark Twain stating
that his (Dan's) new book was nearly
ready for delivery, and that he should
shortly put ~canvassers In the Geld. The
name Of the book Is 1.-THE Bonanza"
The NEw BELcHEn RoPE.nousx.-ws
understand That the Bclcher Mining
Company will build their new rops.house
ON the east side OF the railroad track.
It IL also their intention to heat their
tar hereafter by steam.
The American Flat Public School will
not be reopsned until the lst Of April.
owing to the heavy body Of NOW on the
ground and the consequent difficulty 81.
perienced by the children In getting to
school.
Mn. QuIES SAnr. who came In from
the Ophir Grade dollhouse this morn
ing. reports tho weather very cold in
that locality. and the snow badly drifted.
Ex-CoSsrAnLE Tox HaRxis left Gold
Hill several days ago. without saying
anything to any Que. II is reported
thai he has gone to the Black Hills.
Tux Silver City stages appear to be
well patronized. Nearly every trip we
notice that they are loaded down to the
guards with passengers.
SrocKs.-There was a slight improve
ment in the price OF stocks to-day.
Tue District Court will DO in session
next Monday. March goth.
QUICKSILVER IL now sold at the rate OF
CO cents per pound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
A,,.v.l. M asvuinr.


PLENTIFUL SrPPLy or Ics.-Thsrs
has been 80 much cold weather. this
Winter that tho Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company have been enabled 70
gather all the ice they desired several
weeks aeo. Their large cs-houss, al
their reservoir. near the Ophir Grade
dollhouse. Is full; also. tho mi on the
Divide. In addition. they have hilsd
tho large ice-nouss belonging TO the
Savage Mining Company.
Yorxo LADIES SExrSAnr.-we learn
from Bishop Whitaker that tho sum OF
500, 900 has already been subscribed and
paid in towards building . seminary at
Reno for young ladies. The building
will he erected this Spring. q VIZ
probably bs ready for the reception OF
pupils early in the summer.
. Will srAY AND srrrLE Ur.-Mr. A.
l.. Mckee, Of the firm Of Samuel Ne
Kse & Co.. put and call stock broksrs Of
Virginia. viii remain in that city and
settle up the business OF the hrm. ne
will endeavor 10 arrange matters BALLS
factorily with crsditors-
Bovi.prns UScovxaxD.-In The upper
par, Of Main street . large numbsr OF
powders have been uncovered BY the
late freshets. They should either %
removed or covered up. 20 ~ mot 70
canse any obstruction 10 teams In haul.
ing heavy loads OF wood up the steep
ACTIVITY.
MrrroroLoorcAL.-The weather last
nieht was extremely cold. Towards
morning. however. u moderated some
what. To-day IL has been dsliehttuily
mild and pleasant. Al IL y. the tnef.
mometsr indicated = temperature oil ~
degrees in tho shade.
NV PAnsoxAox. - A soon - the
weather becomes settled the Trustees Of
NJ. Psul's Episcopal Church In Virginia
will at once proceed TO the erection OF .
new parsonacs on the site OF the q Do
s,royed BY the disastrous fire oil ocsoosr
last.
Mup IN SIx-snIx CArrox.-ine fo"o
in the upper portion Of siI-mils Can
yon Ii In . horrible condition. owing 10
lis being cut up by the heavy quartz
teams In hauling ore from Virginia 10
the mills In that vicinity.
CoHascr1ox. = We stated yesterday.
in an NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of The Trojan
mins-thst there were forty carpenters
employed in the erection Of The new
works. IL should have read. forty
mon.
Juxr,cr wnioHr's CouHr John Glass.
arrested upon . charge Of burglary. vas
trisd.in Justice whsht's Court yeetsr-
dsy afternoon, and vas acquitted. essrs
bsing no evidence 70 sustain the ehsFRs.
Psics or FuxL- Rocky Mountain
coal rssails d present in Gold Hill q
500 20 Der ton; nut-pins Wood u vorsn
Sis par cord. and split wocd pa "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
sIaN on THE aLAss CIaAR,

A. DR.. sPALpiNo's SALOON. opposiis the
Odd Fellows Buliding. virginia City. Nevada.
SIMON PACKsliER, ct the :" International
Tor many yeau before the great nrc, hes DOW
nttsd up. - great expenss, one OF the FlNksT
CIGAR STOKES In the bAts, where he will
- Of old, deal ont TO his friends and patrons
the CHOICEST AND MOST FAvOR1TE
BRANDS or IMPORTED CIGARS. He has
also on hand . nne.selected stock OF Chewing
and smoking Tobacooes, Imported CiGarettes.
w~ostenholm Cutlery. Meerschsum Pipes, and .
nne assortment Of Fancy Uoods.
m b, PAUKSukR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
srArIoNKny AND JEwELRY.

J. D. Marshal. At the Gold I'm Post
once store, IL sole agent for al
the Ban francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals..
magazines. etc.. received ~ roop ~ publIshed.
and delivered IN any part Of town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
books OF svery description made 10 order at
short notice. Gold aud Silver watches, cioeks,
and . nne assortment of Jewelry; repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
oftoys AMI fancy goods. Seo regular adyef-
tipement In another column. le1e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

WHAT BRIrisH COLUMBIA SESDs.-.ws
had the pleasure yesterday to view some
Of the articles intended 10 DO sent from
this province for exhibition at the Cen
tennial Exhibition ut philadelphia. We
refer to sections and planks OF the IA
nous Douglas pine. cedar and hemlock.
We measured q slab Of the Douglas pine.
which gave the following dimensions:
Length, II feet; breadth. 3 feet; depth.
81 inches. Tho board was perfectly
sound; not q flaw was seen. Tho sec
ton OF another tree Of the same species
measured 81 feet from the ground. gave
0 feet in diameter. and at the base IL
feet. Trees Of this class will tower up
l75 feet without showing a llmb.-pie-
for.a .StuntLIni.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

A WILL MADE IRos SrxsNEn.-The
.Scioniife .imuiom says Of the Great
Britain. one Of the first made iron vea-
sells and ono Of the earliest to ply rcgu-
larry between New York and Liverpool.
that she has lately arrived at Liverpool
and completed her thirty-sixth trip
around the world. The Great Britain
was built at Bristol. England. and in
July, 1916. made her maiden voyage
from Liverpool to New York in fourteen
days. since 1852. Independently Of her
employment in the Crimea In 1854 and
1856, she has sailed over 1000, 900 nau.
teal miles. and when recently surveyed
she Was pronounced n OF the strong
est vessels In the mercantile marine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14

SPECIAL 10 THE eots HILL pA1y xsxs
poMFsTIo NEWS.

rhs National Rias Assseiatisa's
Note.
New YoRK. March 1.-THE National
RHO Associations call has . written
answer 10 Sir Henry Halford's note. re-
specially telling Sir Henry that the
American association has invited En-.
gland. Scotland. Ireland and the Do
minion Of Canada. and that Scotland
and tho Dominion have accepted. and
that the American association will DO
sorry II England stands aloof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
OBSTACLES 10

Happy relief for yoong men from the enects
of errors and sbuscs In early life. Manhood
New method of treatment, New and remark.
abs remedies. Books sad Circular scnt nee.
IN seaisd envslops. Address HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION, 4ipN. Ninth street, Philadelphia.
PAN institutiou having . high reputation
for konorsbls conduct and professIonaI shiil.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-14
Ylclsr places IN the dental ranks VIM

never occur IL you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth-wash, SozoDoSr.
From youth to old age, Il will keep the
enamel spotlsss and unimpaired. The
teeth OF persons who use Sozodont have
O pearl.liks Wilderness. and the gums q
rosoate hue. while tho breath Is pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. II Is
composed OF rare antiseptic herbs, and
10 entirely froo from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastes.
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