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EDUCATION IN JAPAN few days since
the Empress of Japan was present at the
opening of normal school for girls at Toxic,
and I had the pleasure Of witnessing the ex-
ercises. The ediGce built for the purpose is
a most imposing and elegant structure, and
the ceremonies attendant upon its dedication
were happily significant of the great changes
that have taken place in Japan. Nothing
will advance civilization more rapidly and
surely in the East than the elevation of the
women in the Eastern country, and this new
enterprise in their behalf bids fair to place
them on the same footing with the women of
Christian countries. The address of the
Emperor was appropriate and sensible, and
all of the exercises, although simple and I'm.
ostentatiouy, were deeply significant. Three
little girls read short pieces of Japanese poe
try, which were very beautiful, as appeared
by the translation,
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The PRESIDENT Of the French Republic
has issued proclamation, addressed to the
people of France, calling upon them to rally
around his government in united support Of
law and order. HIe points oqt the Necessity
that sacred rights and legitimate interest
should enjoy full security ulder strong and
respected government, declares that it is ne
ces5ary not only to disarm those who might
disturb security nov, bgt to discourage those
who threaten ita future by the propagation
of anti social and revolutionary doctrines,
and reminds them that while he neither
sought nor desired the power he is nQH ia
vested with, he will exercise it without weak
ness.
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IHAYE NO FAITH in that woman who talks
Of grace and glory abroad, and uses no soap
at home. Let the buttoma be on the shirts,
let the children's socks be mended, let the
roast mutton be done to a turn, let the house
be as neat as new pin, and the home be as
happy as home can be; and then, when the
cannon balls, and the marbles, and shots,
and even the grains of sand, are all in the
box, even then there will be room for those
little deeds Of love and faith, which, in my
Masters name, ! seek of you who love His
appearing. Serve God By doing common &C.
tons in heavenly spirit, and then, if your
daily calling only leaves you cracks and
crovices Of time, ill these up with holy SER
vice. To use the apostles words, Gas we
have opportunity, let Us do good unto all
men. -SpurgaOa.
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Carving.

Until within few years ago the ceremony
Of carving was always performed by the mis-
tress of the house. In the last century this
task must have required no small share of
bodily strength, for the lady YVES not only to
invite-that is, urge aud tease her guests to
eat more than human threats conveniently
could swslow-bpt to carve every DISH when
chosen, with her own hands The greater
the lady, the more indispensable was the du-
ty; each joint was carried up to be operated
on in It's turn by her and her alone. The
peers and knights on either hand were 30 far
from being bound to cfer their assistance
that the very master of the house himself,
posted opposite to her, might not offer hie
aSsistane5. Ills department was to push the
bottle after dinner. As for the crowd of
guests, the most iuoonsiderable among them
the curate or eubaltern, or squire younger
bsother-if spffeEAal,.tkrough her neglect, to
help himself to q slice of mutton placed be-
fore him, would have cheYed it in bitterness
aud gone home an afrontod man, half in
clined to give wrong vote at the next cleo
ton. There were then professional carving
masters, who taught young ladies scientifcal-
ly. In the letters Of Lady Mary Montague,
she mentions having taken lessons three
times week, that she might be perfect when
called upon to preside at her fathers table,
In order to perform her functions without
she was forced to eat her own
dinner alone an hour or two beforehand.
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INTERNATIONAL LESSONS.
LESSON VII.

LESSON VII.
February, 18th, 1876. 1 Sam. XXI: 10.
SAUL AND HIS SONS SLAIN.
GOLDEN TEXT. The wicked is driven away
in his Eickedness.-PRov. xiv: 81.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK.
81 Sam. xzxi-LeSs0a and SeQUaL
NJ Sam. xxv-DaUid and Nd60l
I'll Sam. xxyi-DaUjd Spares Saul a Second
Time
VI Sam. xxvii-Darid Resides ut Ziklqg.
IT. Sam. xxviii-SaUl and the Witch Of En-
DOR
FL Sam. xxx-DaUid Routs the AnQletites
and RecoCerS the Spoil
ST. Sam. i-Darids Eiegy on Saul and
.T0BQfh0n.
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Containing mastery criticisms and summaries of all
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Science, and Art; and
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ENURNlP SEED.-Fresh and genuiae-and cure
4 TO come true to name.
RUTA BAGA, LARGE NORFOLK,
RED TOP WHITE GLOBE,
EARLY WHITE, FLAT DUTCH.
FLAVORLNG SEEDS of ell kinds.
PALMER & TURPIN,
No 1k2s MAIN st-aet Richmond Vs
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CowARDICE.-There are some who would
rather stand before a sword than sheer
duels testify this.
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WHATEVER this world gives, it can never
give true contentment.
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He WHO carries the croas on his back
needs the crown in his eye.
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FROM RICHMOND.

AND OHIO RAILROAD.-O
y and after JANUARY I'd, 1876, passenger
rains will run "a fnllnwR:
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HERE Is Z Centennial contrast. First, as
" Poor Richard" had it in 1776.
Farmer at the pioS,
Wife milking the COW,
Daughter spinning yarn,
Son tbrashing in the barn,
al happy to a charm.
And now Eor the modern improvements in
1876
Farmer gone to see SHOW,
Daughter at the piano,
Mldam gayly dressed in satin,
AL the boys learning Latin,
With mortgage on the farm
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y edmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
IN RoutA

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Al Route.
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daily, connecting with the steamer Key.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad st their
wnart opposite Alexandria-due in Bal
timore at 9l5 p. NJ; and at Washington
with the Bsl.inore and Potomac rail.
road for Bstomre and the North and
West.
@:2O 2. NJ. NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-Street sta.
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"All things bright aud beautiful,
All creatures, great and small,
All things wise ard wonderful
The Lord God made them all. "
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INTERCESsION OF MosEs-RENEwAL OF
TABLES. Chaps. xxxiI-xxxiv.
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LESSON XLVIII
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. ICHMoND AND DANVLLE RAuROAD |

CONWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
W. M. S. DUNN, Eng'r and Sup't Transportation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-06

TiIr three Pacific States. says the Sac
ramsnto Bee, walk forth to the Rspubli'
National Convention hand In hand
like n band Of brothers. The first choice
Of the Republican party for President,
a. expressed BY conventions. is Blaine.
Oregon filed mp the column yesterday.
Failing Blaine. all hands will take the
other B.. and 10 for Bristow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-06

And In sec lrdsnos with Law, and IN order Of
the Hond Of Dirsetors. made % the soth day Of
March. ISIS, 90 many shares OF esch parcel
at public auction, al ths once Of the Company.
Room III. No. tis California street, Ran fnf.
cisco. q ,lifornia. OF TURsDAY. the I'D DAY Of
Msy. 1910, at the hour q I O'Clock p. n. Of aid
day. ~ pay said delinqueut asssssment thereon,
together with costs Of Advertising and expenses
JOSEPH MAaUIRE, secptary.
Ofhoe-Roon -, No. tig California strest.
Nan fraeeisco, California. mystd
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re HOSPITAL BUSINESS


DoA w ".
'J LUZ "r.u0 sna enlas.
0'ai IN 'ns o'o.'y oouh'y no'P''A
~ wv sa'''s y. 'nA'
DAmpaoo' Axe ise' o.a'
bat 'no expression Is mol original win
nim' a. no IL not 'ns Original pampnooi'
In iscs' scoofaing 70 Ms sditorh mean
dsr'nss IN ms mornings paper. ,ner. Is
pfee'0os n'us of's'nAi'y soou' n'm' NJ
dsaiosraisiy admits mat tne 6"kHPV
report vas Stolen from the Chon'e's. In
that town. published the evening before
that 10 70 say the report vas taken
verbatim. without the honest and proper
credit. This sapisnt editor man gives
the parsnthstieal remarks OF the reporter
Of the Chronicle, a. the only reason Tor
those very mean remarks OF his OWE aoous
III. IAN AAnds being inc so'nol OF III.
complimentary ana luss 'es'iaa0n '"
ne County commissioner inoo'sins
ms course - hospi'A rhysae'An' STAT
ing mat tne fssoisuon va
Zandt's v handwriting Inc EMIT
priss sdis0r also says: 90 no Know
what tho management Of q hosP''a,
IA. 2 In the pss,. 'so' No snou'.
wfi's aoou1 somsenihs ~
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''o e o''"'a W 'n' h" VI AZ,
"ody eise in'o do'ns wrong n 'nei
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pIVIoEND NoTicE.

OFFICE OF TIE CONSOLIDATED viz.
" rinls Mining Company. San Francisco
California, MAY 4. is1e-At . meeting Of tbs
lizard Of rrustess Of the above named Com
pany. held this day. 9 dividend mo. 15) ofrvo
on THURSDAY. the iiih instant. Tnnsfer
books closed until the i7th lnsisnt.
my6 I'm A.w. HAvENe, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-06

IT Is estimated that there are $780,
600 acres OF wheat growing in California
which. at 20 bushels to tho acre, win
yield 50, 200, 900 bushels. In 1874 the
crop was estimated at $4,000. 900 bush.
ala
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NOTICE.

OrFlcE OF the CONSOLIDATED NrE-
books Of the above-named COMPANY Will clos
on SATURDAY. the oh instant. e n H.. and
remain eioeed TIL aftsr the aansL meeting.
FRIDAY, hsy n, 1910.
San Hraneisoo. Gal. Msy Z. is1e. nyssd
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n - 4 u n.
Li.esIn Csu.iy's Disgrace.


PIocnx, Nay civilian Donnelly,
who murdered Sullivan, was last even.
ing let loose from the County Jail. there
being no provision made for his susie
nance, either by his friends, enemies or
tho proper authorities. 1t is a horrible
state Of Affairs. but tho b~ondholdsrs
must have their interest money u they
suck the lifs.blood from Lincoln county.
The Death s~estsnee Passed on
Rover.
w~rSSKNuccA. May 5.-Rovsr. the
murderer Of Sharp, has at last received
sentence. When asked by the Court IL
he could give any reason why the sen.
tsncs Of Heath should not be passed up
ON him. the prisoner arose, and produc.
ing several documents. read 10 the Court
eight different points, in which he alleg-
cd unjust and illegal testimony had boon
admitted into court. and also that the
jury were biased and prcjudicsd from
reading journals containing comments
upon his case, which papers were dis
tributed broadcast throughout the coun-
try. Rover closed his remarks by quot.
ing a piece Of poetry, such As; ACROSS
the Mystic Depth"
Judge Bonnidsld replied 10 the pris.
oner in u solemn aud impressive man
ner that twelve jurymen, thoroughly and
searchingly examined. and found to 10
unprejudiced and unbiased. had found
him (the prisoner) guilty Of murder in
the first degree beyond n reasonable
doubt. The court then passed sem
tencc. To tho effect that j.. W. Rover
should be hanged on the 10Th day VI
June next.
Rover. rising. exclaimed: "Judgc,
your sentence ! cannot help, but Jon
will Jet know the truth Of this matter"
The impression prevails that Rover is
touched with insanity. or otherwise a
hardened aud confirmed villain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-06

a.h u some hops !'' .n"'
Tradition muauis ps'"eeu anis 'v"'
anu hA n
ieaso Oh "ih'io" INC boston '''s''' No"
hs'a
WAS 70 nave oseh SET 7" hoer'y !es'e''
uSy' ou' = ai'Pa'en wss isoe''e" 'io"
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GENERAL NOTES.

RrrEHRIso to the editor Of the New
York saa. the Nevada Tribuns says: It
In comfortable To reflect that the Repub-
,L,-,-.-,
800, -, ..-.-- ~ G..
.-...a.,, -. r,..,i..,,.,,~.m
>. 80 -, - -,
the falling ruins OF an empire.
Tux celebrated Bower, m.n.;on in
w..ho. valley. which I'm. b.sn Of l.,.
,..,~ -,.,,,;,. r..or, 10, Manic. .,a
sncurtionists' was old at public auction
last Wednesday at Rsi,o Tor sio.ooo.
NJ. u Lake. OF Reno wa. 'hs purchaser
"is '"iua"'e ProPsf'y' ana unasr inc
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n CIIINEsE CURSE.


rnE cHiNEsE CURSE
wh.n IN. question Of Chinese i'm.
and Chinese cheap labor frs
h.s.n 10 .ai,.,. California and the
pseiso Coat. there was some hope that
calm counssls would prevail, and that q
.o,u.;on al the problem beneficial 10 the
country would DO made. The
81, "a. . e,yino ons-sverybody sd.
,,,,,.a ,h.,-.nS 1, "a. impsratiy.lv
......,, Aha, am. means for N. er,d.
,,.,,o, n. a.v;..a. Thers vas hut ons
,..;s,,.,. r.m.Bv. and that Law In
r,ompt- ;udicious lecislation which
.hould s.sm the tide Of Asisiic immi.
grafton 10 this country, and thus BY pre-
v~.p,;n, ,hs evil from spr,adinc. event.
r.,,x 40 sv.v with n altogether. Al
A.. out..t N sssmsd a, II this xss the
.o,,.. IN Ia nur,usd. Thu California
J..;.l.,u,. wa. msmo,i.lizsd. and Al
comm;,,es -.ppoiu.sd TO iuvsstiaa,. the
49,, s.n.,o, s-.,,sn,.. s,,.,,;on
-. an, A. AN. m.,,., and n. prom.
id 10 ursssnt II in all its hid.ous
rA.... "A ConorcssL a promiss which be
..,.,,.tr,,,, n,an~, tn. c,,x INV
$500, =, q, v,.n.,..o -,,.nni.a an.
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prioe OF musks's' ahu urn 'nA' e"'
sctuAiiy teiesraPnsu JACK 'ne prev iof
which they would furnish arms 10 o
used In . mol IN San Francisco. AZ 'hs
New ork Tunes says III ~ouia 10 IN
tsrss.ns 70 Know he name OF TINS Gu
terprising nrm. Inc hoodiums were "a-
dressed and sneoaraecd ~ sach ois'an'
demAsosuss a. pam o'ahhan , anu maj
". y mish' nave oeen ahne'Pa's'' 'hs
ball OF nrs was set In MOTION toward
Chinatown. Antioch opened the battle.
The Chinese were driven from their
homes and their quarter burned to the
ground. This action was applauied NIL
over the State, and even sustained by
the San Francisco Chronicle, IL not sdito-
rally, at least in its correspondence.
which everybody reads. And now every
thina points to a similar diseraeeful
scsno In San Francisco. The work, 80
we'll begun, 10 ON the point Of being un.
dons by the rascslly action of bullies
and seoundrels.
The effect Of Senator Sarsent's speech
In the Senate was to awaken that body
Ia the pecsssity for SOM. Modification OF
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The llestiIe Indians.

CHICAGO, May 5.-The iatr.Oecan's
Omaha special says: Advicos received
from the hostile Indian country report
Sitting Bull on the Yellowstone at the
mouth Of Powder river. Those who es-
capped from tho attack on Crazy Horses
village, March II, have joined him.
Many young men from the Standing Rock
reservation have left with ponies. and II
10 feared have goseto join him. Sitting
Bull. Bull Eagle and other hostile chiefs,
are doing their utmost to persuade young
men to leave all the reservations. 1t II
feared n raid on the frontier settlements
is contemplated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-06

J. W. Rovrs Il. or sssumes to be. in.
sane sincs his ssntsncs. lie now re-
fuses 10 recognize the Sheriff and talks
incohsrently In his cell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-06
The Georgia Republican Delegations
miscellaneous.

Dom Pedro arrived in Chicago yss.cr.
day morning, and after inspecting the
water works left Mt . o'clock for Phil
sdelphia.
A bill to make tho opening Centennial
day, May 10Th. n legal holiday. has
passed the Pennsylvania Legislature.
O'Donovan Rossa started from New
York yesterday morning for San Fran
cisco, on invitation OF the Irish Nation.
alists Of that city. to attend q demorstra.
ton at Belmont Park on the 18th, and
10 deliver q course Of lectures.
The Empress Of Brazil reached Phila-
delphla yesterday and Ii stopping ut the
Continental Hotel.
George Grossich. q saloon : keeper,
shot and probably fatally wounded Ed
ward Reilly Of New Britain. Conn.,, yes
torday. The ball lodged in the right
breast. Grossich claims that he did the
ahooting in self-defenss. lie has been
arrested.
Specie engagements per to.day's Eu-
ropean steamers amount 10 Sl.2jO.OOO
gold coin.
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The %. Louis whisky Cases.

The ss. Louis whisky Cases.
ST. Lours. May 5.-In the United
States District Court this morning Dis
trict Attorney Dyer moved sentence upon
several CANCERS and Storekespers who
pleaded guilty. but their attorneys do
sired the privilege OF presenting state
ments Of facts in mitigation OF their OIL
lenses, and the Court granted until ~
morrow morning to prepare aihdavits 70
that effect. Tho Government counsel
interposed no objection to this.
violence BY shs Ohis strikers.
CLrvELAxp, May s. The trouble
which has been in existence between the
molders formerly employed by the Co
operative Stove Company. and the men
now employed. took q formidable shape
ysstsrday, Last evening. a about o
dozen workmen were going home. they
csms in contact with about twenty-five
strikers. who had boon lying in wait for
them, and a. the parties came within
two or three rods Of each other. the
striking moldsrs began to hurl stonss,
bricks and other missels at the DINER
party, most Of whom took to hight.
Four or Ave stood their ground and were
severely beaten. Several pistols were
fred, and one man. II. l.. Fuller, was
dangerously wounded in the shoulder.
The r~ufians, not being satisfied. nd
vancsd upon tho wounded man, beating
him severely.
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