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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
business Transacted by the Board
This Morning.


This Morning.
The Board met in regular Session, all
the members present and President Bell
in the cnair. ~
a Communication from Mr.. steibSa
making application for permit to sprin-
kle the north side OF Eighth street bB-
tween Vine and Race streets, was re-
ferred to Mr.. Gessert.
On motion the sum of SOL was ordered
paid the Cincinnati Iron Bridge Con-
pany for work on the bridge over Centpr
Street, Camp Washington.
A complaint from Taylor, Franklin b
Co., OF The condition of the sewer In
Wake street, was referred to the Sew
erage Engineer and the Superintendent
Of Streets. :
A communication was received from
City Auditor Hoffman,, giving list u
the sale of lots Of the Burnet Work
house Lot Subdivision, which has al
ready been published.
In this connection the following reso-
lutions were adopted:
"Resolved, That the Mayor be aud he
is hereby directed to execute to thA
proper parties named good ana suiiicieae
deeds Of general warranty, upon satis-
factory proof that such parties have paid
one-.ourth in cash and given their prom
issory notes secured by mortgage on tlie
premises Tor the deferred payments d
the lots bid off by them, as set forth ia
the foregoing report oil the Clty Auditor.
That said sale as aforesaid, made hy
said Auditor, be and the same is hereby
ratified and confirmed; all the necessary
deeds or papers to perfect the same. 10
be drawn by, or to the satisfaction of
t 70 City Solicitor.
Resolved, That the Board OF PHbIio
Works does hereby recommend the Coma
mon Council OF the city OF Cincinnati 10
make and perfect the sale of the lots ia
| the subdivision Of the Burnet Work.
house Lot as subdivided by ordinance Ut
March 81, 1876, to the parties at the
prices and upon the terms and cOnds-
tions set forth In the foregoing report"
| On motion of Mr.. Caldwell, the Clerk
was directed to prepare and transmit tD
the Common Council an ordinance sp-
propriating $s,S07 Is 70 the Board 4
| uv4.c uol his ior W Water-works purposes.
| Adjourned.
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FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE %. 1876.

yesterday afternoon at O'Clock. Seven
prisoners, under the leadership OF Willis
Stage, the robber, bound and gagged the
guard while the Warden was at dinner,
captured all the guns and ammunition
in the building, and proceeded to the
dining-room and ordered those who were
eating to surrender, which they were
compelled to do.
H. Carter, a cook, attempted to run
but was shot and killed. They theh
looked In prison all the remaining prls'
oners, guards, wardens and matroh
and taking what horses were in the
stalls made good their escape. A prls'
oner who was not locked in came tt
town and informed the United States
Marshal, who with deputies Immediate
ly started in pursuit.
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POLITICAL.
Illinois Democratic Convention,

hAAInOls Democratic convention
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The Illinois State
Democratic Convention to nominate
delegates to st. Louis assembled al
Springfield yesl erday. Ex-Congress
man A. G. Burr was made Chairman,
and in the course of few remarks ex
pressed the opinion that crisis had ar.
rived In national affairs, and that reform
ut the hands OF an honest party is the
only national salvation.
A resolution was adopted referring all
resolutions without debate to the Com.
mittee on Platform, which Co ommlttee
made no report up to the time Of adjourn.
ment.. The Illinois Democrats are con.
sequently without q platform. The ap-
poinlment OF delegates stirred up very
warm Fight, the adAegepts OF various
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Springfield Ite,lls.

SPRINGFIELD. June 23.-The Board Of
Equalization completed Its labors and
adjourned. They put the value of per.
sonal property in the five different Wards
of the city at $2.745 3l8, and the Town.
chips at $4 5SS sol 80. A falling off In
the city OF $22, ,76S.
Col. Stewart, at the Union Depot,
sells tickets to the st. Louis Convention
for s11 80.
w. p. Ferguson, Esq, a graduate OF
the High School Glass OF '72, now oil
Hearne, Texas, is visiting his many
friends in this city.
Capt. McMurtry, OF Lexington, KY,
arrived here day before yesterday
armed with requisition from the Gov
ernor for the arrest OF man named Bur.
dell, but failing to bring his witness
with him he was compelled to return
without his prisoner.
A military company has been organ.
ized al South Charleston, and will be
assigned to the Seventh Regiment
D. N. g.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
The Commodore.


BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, June 23.-Vanderbilt Is
slightly improving.
Another Yacht Race
takes place to-day, in which yachts Of
the Brooklyn, Selwanhahl and Atlantic
Yacht Clubs participate The race is
over the usual course. On Monday there
will be race from Sandy Hook Light
ship to Cape May Light.ship and re-
turn.
That Caldwell Dispatch.
NEW YORK, June 23.-J ames G. Reed
publishes letter to-day, announcing
bimselt as the author Of the famous
"Favo" dispatch to Josiah Caldwell,
and states that In sending 1t he used
the ordinary business KEY word from q
motive of economy not secrecy, favo
being the word for the name and address
Of Reed and Caldwell. Mr.. Reed says he
does not know how Blaine learned that
Caldwell had cabed to the Judiciary
Committee, but he learns now for the
first time OF Its origin. Mr.. Reed says
three years ago he was CaldwelPs con.
fidential clerk, but to-day he Is simply
his friend.
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MOrtuarYs

Terrence Connell, 2s years, Ireland.
Ida Moran, months, city.
Charles Coombe, Is years, city.
Apnie BiddlG, 8 years, city.
Henrietta Wenke, 46 years. Germany.
Anna KramIg, Al years, Germany.
Bessie Bell, year, city.
Alex. MitcherSon, Kentucky.
Annie Blute, 81 years, Ireland.
Henry Tezeder, rs years, Germany.
Catherine Weiland, Do years, Germany.
Clemens A. Miller, 3h years, city.
Josephine Roth, . years, city.
Walter A. Murray, u years, city.
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The Story of Cunningham's Death
as Developed at the Inquest this
Morning.


Morning.
Mrs. Emma Wiley was examined this
morning in reference to the death of Bar
ney Cunningham, who was killed by
falling down stairs Wednesday night at
2Os West Fifth street, and made state
morning as follows:
She met the deceased, B. w. Cunning.
ham, for the first time at halEpast 10
O'Clock, the night of his death. At that
time she did not know VINO he was;
had never seen him before. As she
was going south on Elm street that
night the deceased overlook her near
Longworth street and said something
to her which she can not now
remember. They walked together a lew
rods when she said, 81 don't want you
to walk with me-" He replied, ''the
street is free for everybody" Tie de-
ceased appeared to be drunk, and was
staggering. The two finally parted a
short distance west Of Elm, and the wo-
man proceeded home to her room,
at No. 208 West Fifth street, where she
remained until arrested by the officers
subsequent to Cunningham's fatal fall
She had been in her room perhaps a
half hour, when her attention was at.
tracted by the noise OF footsteps on the
stairs. Going out she encountered Will
Me Baxter and they stood conyersing
awhile. In few minutes she saw man
coming out of Nettie O'Meara's room be-
low. The man, who was drunk, ap-
parently, started up towards her. She
locked her door, remaining on the out
side, A. he reached hsr, she said to him,
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were ID
sued since our last report:
John S. Ticman and Elizabeth Reinerman.
Theobald HotzenDeller and Mary Finn.
Nathan l.. Ramsay and Mary ColderW0ou.
Ralph q. kinross and Mary Shater.
Heronimus HORST and Lena We eber.
Louis Kleutscni and Ernestine Michon.
Robert Gregory and Amelia Doty.
Pat. Bolger and Hannah Walton.
John Burke and Kate Hurley.
Mart. Ryan and Elizabeth Currey.
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The Right Person to Suffer.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, June 29.-Mrs.
Mary Ann Keroh, who has been on trial
twice as accessory before the fact in the
murder of Ellen Wells and attempted
murder Of Mr.. Kerch, at Montasel's In-
let, June 4, 1875, has been acquitted.
Win. q. Newton has confessed the mur-
der and will receive sentence soon.
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Successful Jail DeIivery.-How the
Salt Lake Jail Birds nEado Their
Escape.
Bv American Press Association TO the STAR. 81
SALT LAKE. June 23.--Another des.
perate and successful attempt to break
prison AZ the Psnltsptiary took place
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-23

RACTICE-Dootor's location;
the st in Southeast Indiana for good
doctor; ~ miles from Veyay. Indiana, on a
good pik 9; county well settled; pay hrst-ciass;
cheap; or will exchange. Address W. ID.
HEWErT, Pleasant Indiana. 23-8t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WI ANTED-CHILD wet nurse. Apply
w at 168 Ann street, Newport, Kentucky.
ju23-2t+
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TOR SALE-HORSE AND BUGGY--Side-
bar buggy. nearly new; good family horse;
very handsome, fast and gentle; stands with
out hitching; racks under saddle; good har-
ness: worth $3Uo; Will sell for $40. Post-ofhce
Rnx ala 22-3t
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LEGAL.
NOTICES.

AIoTIUE.-rhe undersigned has boon ap.
~ pointed Admin stratrx Of the estate OK
Henry Schuehler, late OF Hamilton County; o.,
deceased. MAGDALENA SCHUEHLER,
HILDEBRANT b BRUNER. Attorneys.
CINCINNATI, June ~, 1875. Ju23-3tf
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FOR sALn.-RnAL ESTATE.

4 good spring on same; In thickly settled
neigGborhood. In Adair county, Iowa, near
county -seat Or will trado. Address "W."
tins cfiice. iy14-u
T,OR BALE--FRUIT FARM--Splepdid fruit
G farm Of 10 acres, TX miles from depot on
l. M. r.. r., near school and church; good
brick house, and fruits Of all kinds In abun-
dance; cheap, Or will exchange for suburban
property. Addie ess J. u. DRAKE, Madison
ytpS Es@Htpp County, opl~ sa-@
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VKTANTED-A YOUNG MAN-That under
3 w STANDS grocery and daily market busi-
ness, at southwest corner Belts and Cutter
streets IT.
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TOR SALE-COTTAGES- weekly pay
ments, two, three and four.room cottages.
Apply at No. 1850 Eastern avenue, eastern Ter :
minus Columbia Street Railroad, Flrst Waro'
iu23 ct
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE-SHOES-By the pair or dozen,
Il at the factory, 172 Race street ju29-6t+
y1OR SALE-SHOE STORE-On Central av-
10 enue, near Mohawk Bridge, No. H9h.
Th,an. ju2l-3t*
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TOR RSALE-STOCK-2llK shares stock Of
the Piqua Gas-light and Coke Company.
Leinr majority OF the stock. For terms, ad-
dress Nj. ii. JONES, administrator A. G. Con-
over Piaua, o. Julo-4t
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yNTANTED-sITUAT ALTON BY an uphol-
w sterer out OF employment; willing to
leave the city. Address q. D., NO. las Hop
kIns street, city. O-3t
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T,OUND-CIGARS-Tw good cigars for a
nickel, at .. g. cor. Main and Orchard SITS.
myl0-tf
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VIZ ANTED Two SONG AND DANCE
= w MEN-And one banjo player, TO join
Amateur Mlnstrels Address Z. A. NJ, this Of
nee. ~
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TORSALE-DICTION ARY-Web I'm
T abridged Dictionary, almost new, at YAK
court street. So-oO
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XNT ANTED- SITUATION BY middle
w aged woman as o laundress; is capable
of tsking charge of milk and butter. Call, for
three days, at AT w. Second street. R-4t
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XXTANTED-SITUAT UATIoN-In any respect
w able business by young man OF rs, VINO
writes a good hand. Would loan employer
500. Address 9. P. PARSONS, Indianapolis,
Indiana. 2O-4G
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I,,OR SALE CHEAP = LIFE SCHOLAR
SHJP-For full Arithmetic and Telegraph
fourse at Bryant, Stratton h DeHan's College.
FOR full particulars address s. F. e., Box .,
Oity. ao-oi'uW"
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WI TANTED- STU ATOMIC cook; will as
w lsist with washing and ironing; by girl
with good recommendation. 11s Carr street.
22-3t
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wANTBD---s ---s1TUATIoNs

VNJANTED STU ALTON - AS marker IN
w some wholesale store; experienced; ref
erences given. Address w. r., Lima, Ohio.
28-2t
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wv work about
w place, take care and drive horses, by
a respectable and we'll experienced young
man: best OF references from last employer.
Address z. MATHEW, care Of Riley, 4s1 W.
Eighth street. 23-St
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PROPER FITTING SHIRTS.

On July will remove to No. 30 Fountain
Square, Johnston's Building. l shall continue
making shirts to order q speciality. e. II
SPRAGUE. ap2 BIN
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CLOSING OUT AT AUCTION.
Auction sale every evening to close out our
large stock Of books, pictures, &C. NJ. b.
MORONEY, So L. Fifth street. juSl-4t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-26
a Batch q Misesiiasessa Items
frem Ban Franeisse.

srsc san frsse'sse.
San Fa,xcrsco, June 2s.-i ?. ~
Al q match game of base ball d Sacra'
mento ysstsrdsy between the Csntsn.
NAL Club Of this city and The Amity Of
Sacramento. The former won BY = score
Of t~hirty.four TO nine.
OTeary. The v.lti,t. want East on
train yesi.rd.v. making no provi,iop 10.
giving the amateurs what be had prom.
issd thsm.
Harvey d. Wakefield was arrested In
OAKLAND Yesterday for biQsmy. He ID
reported TO have eight wives living.
Frank Royal, nineteen years Of ass,
employed on the ship Annie II. Small,
was drowned ct OAKLAND wharf ON Bat
urisy, while taking a swim.
The Whitehall boat race Yesterday
vas won BY the James N. Farrsll-ams,
three hours.
A boy named Robert Lansry, ak
Year, old, died yssstrdsy from the Of.
fsots Of q kick given him by . young
man named Higgins ON Wednesday.
Desperate aeh. between two Italian
Rardnsrs In q garden at the corner Of
Van Ness avsnus aud Vallejo street, o.
CURED yesterday morning. The trouble
originated from the packing OF some
vegetables, and Bapists Lsvaroni drew
q knife and threatened TO cut his oppo-
nsnt. The latter lodged the blow. how.
ever. and struck Levaroni over the head
with Q club. knocking him ssnsslsss,
and ~inficting q severe wound. after
which be escaped. Lsvsroni remained
unconscious throughout the day and
died last night.
The weather IL very warm to-day
The young ma Mcdraw. who At
tempted TO assassinsts U. 8. Marshal
Marcsllus on Saturday, was brought up
In the Police Court to-day. but the Of.
animation was continued to Afford IN
opportunity TO take him before the Com.
m~issiousrs Of Lunacy, - hs Is sonsid.
cred OF unsound mind.
The Italian who murdered his som-
panion with q club yesterday afternoon
h.s not vet been captured.
six cases of SMALLPOX were reported
v..,.,d,v and ,vo This Morning. making
~. hrrd,ed and st,o.n 70 dsts. tbir,y
=, -hI,h h.v. r,o,.l fatal. inoluaino
49,. c,,..u.. r.... ~.r. ,h,..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-26

"H00 00m@888T -
ssasasssa % this rlsy NJ Minsrs'
uusss HAIL Iass saturday Kvss-
isg-A QssA Asaisaes ana Pale
Assiag.
An association Of the young people Of
this place. calling themselves the Gold Hin
Amateur Dramatic Club. have, - IL well
known 70 al our citizens. resolved. by
their own s~xertions. 70 found . public
library of which Gold Hill will In the
future feel proud. This worthy motive
aetuating them. II IL not 70 Be- wondered Of
that they have entered into the work with
the esrnestne~s Of devotion and unfeigned
interest which has marked their actions
throughout. That the citizens Of Gold
Hill recognize and appreciate these exer-
tons and the noble impulses moving them
Il manifested by their presence at the en-
tertainments given by the Club.
"The 0unmaker Of Moscow" was the
play presented last Saturday evening. and
Of that We will nov speak. While the
"Gunmaker'' may be considered an nm.
wise choice BY many, Il must be conceded
that the piece has many strong point. and
several thrilling scenes. II must Also De
conceded that these excellencies were
shown forth by the full force OF the COM
pany, and that everything was a. well de-
Few amateur dramatic companies, no mat
Ter whence they come, would have done -
well. Many "profesaional' troupes are
not half 20 good.
The first scene opens In the shop OF
Ruric Newell. the gunmaker OF MOSCOW.
with the "Anvil Chorus" by the orchestra
and anvil accompaniment by the workmen.
u IL quite impressive. Mr.. George y.
Miller. In the title role, gained for himself
no small amount VI praise. and MT. II. i.
Tucker a. Count Conrad Demanon did
very well. II Is saying nothing to the dis
credit Of the other performers to give TO
Mr.. II. r. Baker the credit Of excelling In
the character Of Vladimir. the mysterious
monk. His portrayal was perfect. Mr..
q. J. Perkins ~pcrsonated Olga, the Duke
Of Tula. Paul Biezwacks wAs taken Oh In
good style by Mr.. W. \. Haskins. He IL
still hungry. Mr.. A. d. @. Davis appeared
- Alaric Ora. He did ~ well a. usual.
The costume Of Mr.. j. L. Rice Count
vI.Ap W. Ar vroni ~
mn Ws.s "s".J
suIse.sJ
'e,s s',suiy sRPH..1 III MI. TIL.
lhe ,sa,es ~ - uen.
serreu : hosailnu ,A1 49, ,suu :
charsefr and vs. Srn pese,veu = .ne
auaienoe; Mss nste VII
cast . hiiaA. h,,s III. eisrI
va, brilliant "a lne 'ons s.,un
py ner wNss perez. h.'e I'm nsew n
Newell. mother OF isnrie' AIS. hAry ne
Donnen Was snece,siuI. Win mo,s
conseniai character lis ponne sou'u
.urpass the expectations even OF ne,
iiiends. ~ nSSG! sa1 a"sApySS",..
sh.ence OF ~. ~ sAhuisn m.ue
iaii upon NJ. psker u.e w ~
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nsparesrss I-asa Evsaias.
..wrx" AND ..wox.--when the u

.'wN" AND .wox."-when the matter
L. looked at candidly the sports have good
r-.son for changing the imperfect Of the
verb win back N the present tense. A
gambler says. for instance. ~ win u
dollar" W. II win one bet and lose two"
Now ale~xicogrspher OF . philologist would
.ay this was an Incorrect manner 81 speak
ing, hut to the .'speenIator' nothing IL
mare natural. He does not vish 10 say he
..von one bet anl Lost txo.' for the rsason
thai In hi. opinion 10 would not sounds M
we'll. The word~. though spelled differ
emily. are pronounced the same. This
NAV have bsen the reason for the hnt
twist of the word. OF u may not have been,
lst the fact exists that ON this coast win"
and '.lose'' mean the same - won" aud
~''lo.t."
w,aox.x,EiSo AND BLAcKsNrrmSo.-Nr.
J. Randall. Main street. Lower Gold Hill.
Ia. on hand u large stock u the best 81
timber of all kinds. and u prepared tn do
wagon-work. heavy ar light. at short NO
dice. New work 10 all kinds executed In
order. aud repairing done ON short notice.
There 10 . palni-shop on the premises, car
riel ON by one VI the best painters on the
coast. There Il slso . shoeing-shop At
,..h.. ,o |. establishmeut. and none but
,he I..t meehsnies arr employed.
YELLOW JACKET NErrIso To-siour.-
- -. ...v.,,,..u., I'm am.
AVN" u" ~~s -
other column. special nssenns - ,,n..uws
,an \. Nil M evening Al 7:s0 o'elock.
Every member Is requsted to be Preseht.
AZ business Of much Importance Is 10 BE-
transacted.
STOW Asorr BriLDTSo.--Hsnry Deitz
Ia the only one Who has made any attempt
An rrbuild zinc, the fire Of Last Monday In
Virginia City. A number Of people who
were harmed out 81 tina time hAss s NJ.
their lot. 10 sss = sen1J, - s.on To he
s, =, nv rru.tes..
m-- n,,..,ors have
,n."..,. am sou,h d ,,,e,,, and
PuienA'' -.
sln ps's cssaoi.hoass' The 10, i. soxisO
feet. Plans and specification. have al.
ready been adopted. The new houSe VIII
accommodate over 'oo paP'i''
THrHK Is some fear among the eiiizens
a. Virginia that the Chinese cooks who arr
a 10 b. discharged In that city VIII grt
even by setting fire 10 the place. Inns
anao Wy ,,i.h,-n The people, but pro-
~.lnctive % no good.
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. s~uRfocAriNa COUGH.

In 9 letter to Mrs.. Lsls, Of chicago. . well
known contributor TO the Western press, she
aseribes the cure OF q dangerous cough. eccou-
panied b.. bleeding q he lang, 70 hahs.
Honey Of Horshound and Tar. NY eoafn,".
but he Honey OF Horshound and Tar has
removcd ever trace OF H." TIE letter Vas 10
. LADY friend IN this city. who b. plansd Il at
nas. fiks's TOo,hAehs Drops esrs 10 css
Minute
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IAoK HRRki

Il 10 worth moving that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETS. LouN0E1. sPRiNo
MArrRkysRA. aad many chs. thine., ca y
bought q .. v. GRANT. Cold hln tAeovs ~
Soass In thc aisis: nd his rSods ere Jess shat
thsy are rsprssented 10 -. um
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opsrACLns 10 MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men IRON tie eescn
Of ssrofs and abases In early We. hsnhooa
New method oftrsatneat. Nsv and rsnsrk.
abis rsnsdiss. Book asd eireulas eent frss.
In sssted snvslopa. Atdrsss HOWARD A.
aOCIATiOH. liSN. Ninth street, Phlisdslphia,
fA-an Instituiion having Q high reputatioa
for hosorshss oesdnct snd professional AIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-26

LIox's KArzAI.os makes beautiful
glossy. luIuriant hair; prevents Ito fall:
Ing out or turning gray. II has stood
the test OF 10 years. Il oharmingly per.
fumsd, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-26
FoREIcN NEWS.

Fatal Ranrsss Accident IN spais.
MADRrp. June ga mail train on
the Sarsgossa and. Barcelona Railroad
nm OF the track yesterday between
Taursqua and Csrvia. Seventeen pas.
ssngers were killed and thirty-sevsn In
iursd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-26

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