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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
Aoxbcaa.

There is no change in any portion OF
the mine. The northeast drift on the
i4G5-foot level 10 still advancing parallel
with the ore vein. laying bare ~ Il pro-
cresses q considerable portion Of the
ledge. ready for crosscutting whenever
Il IL desirable 10 do o The spots and
strsaks Of quartz occasionally encoun-
tered in the couneo Of the drift are OF the
most encouraging description.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
Caledouia.

Sinking the shaft is making the usual
fair progress, the rock in the bottom still
being quite hard and the flow Of water
strong. Everything In and about the
mine Ii working well.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
savage.

The deep excavations for tho rscep.
ton Of the heavy stone foundations and
bed sills for the powerful pumping ma.
chinery now In course Of construction In
San Francisco are being pushed ahead
with all possible energy. The tank sta
tons and bob pits In the shaft are nearly
completed down to the lSOO-foot level;
otherwise, no changes 10 chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

The main east drift at the fourth sta
ton level shows no change during the
week. The water has disappeared from
the north winze near the Justice line.
and IL undoubtedly drained by the how
struck In the main incline q week ago.
The water In the incline remains about
the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

The hosting machinery. and in fact
everything in connection with tho sur
facs works. has Just been given q good
overhauling and put In the best possible
condition for n good Summers work.
Work will DO resumed in the mine In .
very few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

he took me out Of the hospital. Mr..
Piper IL not my friend. Did Mr..
volmers send you hsrsf .
Al this point Miss Kay appeared much
excited, and ran back and forh bstvssn
the bar.room door and the chair where
shs was sitting. and put her hand on the
door, a. II 10 leave the room, when abe
was called back by Mr.. Lawrence who
assured her that there was nothi~g
wrong. aud that Mr.. volmers was not
In the room where she was going to see
him. Returning, tho girl was more
composed, and said: Mr.. Yolmsrs 10
my friend; he took me out OF the hos
pital; there was not . negro In ny rooami
there was o white boy and he was In the
bed with me; we both had q clothes
Oh; there was nothing wrong done; MI.
voimsn Ia my frisnd-hs took ne from
the hospital.
In . subsequent conversation with the
reporter, Mr.. Lawrence said: Mr.. Vol.
msrs Il my partner and'a co~untryman oil
Dolly Kay. He found the girl In .
cell Of tho hospital and took pity on her,
20 he brought her here. We keep her
busy all the time, and she 10 accompa-
MED by another girl who never leaves
her. She 10 not right In her head; We
think this In caused BY secret vices, and
intend to do al We can 70 cure her; they
don't pretend TO deny that ths two oc-
copied the same bed; there Ia no doubt
Of Il; Of couns I do not know WHISTLER
there was anything wrong done; u va
. white boy and MOI = negro Who vas In
the room with the girl; I know him very
well.
Mis- Kay uses broken English In her
conversation, and only the substance Of
what she said IL given. She IN strong
and hsalthy-looking. and TO . casual OBJ
server her appearance would nsvss sus'
esst insanity or mental alteration Of any
kind.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

The south drift from the sast cross-
cut on the l70O-foot level Il steadily
advancing. the face In quartz and low
grade ore. There are no changes OF
value to report Of any Of the prospect
ing operations on the l0O0.foot level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

Drifting ahead with the main west
crosscut proceeds well, the water being
completely drained. Face Of drift In fair
working rock. showing strsaks Of low
grade ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
LAviaShao.
Msrh dayton.

Tho new cable has arrived and In
being placed In position. ready to re-
sumo sinking ct INC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
Niagara.

Sinking the main incline shaft 10 max
ing splendid hsadway. the bottom In
soft ledge material. carrying streaks OF
rich ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

All work il confined to the upraiss 1t
the north end. which 10 now a feet
above the tunnel level. following the
inclination Of the ledge and showing
some good milling ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

New machinery all completed and
ready to start up. Sinking deeper will
BE- started forthwith, ~ soon a the
water In pumped out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

Sinking the main shaft Is going stead.
lily forward. the bottom still In hard
blasting rock. The flow Of water 10 still
quite strong. The east crosscut. on the
ilOO-foot level. Is steadily advancing
without any valuable changes 10 note.
Nothing new Of any other portion ofthe
mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

The timbsrs are nearly all framed for
the shaft, also those for the gallows
or hosting frame. The lowering
and placing OF tho ahaft timbsrs
will be commenced In o day or two.
The blacksmith shop ID erected and all
work being pushed ahead vigorously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

The main west DRIFT In nov In over
100 feet, the face In very soft, easy
working ground. The drift is sdvanc-
ing at the very rapid rate Of seven feet
per day. II Is confidently expected that
this DRIFT will cut the ledge inside OF .
month,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
=, =. vsyxs II GOLD HILL.

Ne s,sass ~ lrshs . Pssp ~ ths
Csasssek what He Has - Tell
Aheas ME vs0eas Prsesss Ssr
W. Woehin4 Oses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
CsussisAassa Csussssh.

L.
This location ID . consolidation Of
seven clima, Of 1000 feet each. Gtus-
ted north and east Of the Utah. 4 shaft
has been sunk to the depth OF 40 feet.
cutting . vsin Of promising looking ore.
In the northwest DRIFT. ON the 20O-ioot
level, now In rs feet, this same vein OF
ore has been opened upon, showing 1t
70 Be about ' feet In width, OF fair
grade, and very. promidng appearances.
The mine 70 owned by strong parties In
San Francisoo. who show their faith IN
the property BY prosecuting the work OF
prospecting vigorously, and under the
able management Of Nj. d. Hsagefty,
a good showing may shortly bc expected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

The main north drift on the 2OOO-ioot
level, which was stopped during the
greater part Of last week, Is being again
steadily advanced. the face still In rich
bro No changes Of interest In any
other portion Of tho mine. Tho pros
poets OF the mine are daily improving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

Drift south on main track floor In
very promising ground and making good
Roadway. The old levels are yielding
he usual quantity Of pay ore.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

The new buildings are completed and
the machinery Ia being placed In posi.
ton M fast a. the worknsn can succeed
in doing II. It will not now be long BE-
fore the hoisting works will Be In hns
condition for opening the mine, and the
extraction Of ore commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

Owing TO the necessity Of putting In
new T rails in the main incline shaft, all
work on the l940-foot lsvel has been
stopped for the present. except driving
the north and south drifts from the mid
die crosscut. Both Of these drifts are
making good progress. and each are In
very favorable looking ground. The
east crosscut ON the Confidence line, ON
the l74O-foot level, IL In 10 feet, the
face in porphyry mixed with quartz.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

Preparations for the erection Of the
nsw machinery are still going steadily
forward. Nothing doing In the shalt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13

The water IL being steadily drained
from the shaft. and at the present rate
OF progress the 400-foot station will DO
clear In . very few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-13
Ophir

Daily yield. 100 tons Of ore, keeping
three mills steadily running. There 10
little or no change in the looks Of the
ore breasts or the quality Of the ore eI-
tracted. On the llO0.foot level n drift
is being driven southwark along the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-17
A COMMON sCOLD.
A Baltimore Woman who has been Arrested
and the stories They Tell Of Her.


The accused Fredrika Strum, who Is a
rather prepossessing looking German woman,
about forty-nvs years OF age, was neatly clad In
a clean calico dress and apron, anected an ayr OF
injured Innocence, and her statement was sub
stantislly "a follows: She has been resident Of
this city for the past six years having emigrated
from Germany ut that time, and for the last
year had been engaged In the confectionery
business at the market. After coming to the
market she claims to have gained the III will Of
a half dozen female associates (whose stands ad-
join her own on account of tho succesl which
TENDED her efforts. They did not appreciate
THE, and subsequently began a system of
petty persecution, nnd finally threatened to
drive her from the market by means Of pcti-
ton.
Mrs. Strum's statement m ight be received with
credit were II not Tor tho fact that the evidence
Of number OF persons impeuches that OF her
own: She ayers, however, that she Is innocent,
and has retained AN attorney to represent her In
the approaching trial. Officer Dorsey. who works
the Centre Market beat, saws that Mrs. S.rum
IL, without exception. the most successful per-
son to attract an audience, and II Is OF almost
daily occurrence for the market to DO blocked
by idlers drawn thither by her excited wrangling
with her neighbors. These exhibitions are not
merely confined to q volley Of Innocent words
harmlessly launched Mt her an tagonists, but tho
programme consists. according to the officer q
cate epitheis, occasionally diversified by a
shower Of bricks. The officers are daily com
PEELED to dispersc these crowds, but all efforts
70 control her prove futile, she defying the ati-
thority OF the police. She has been arrested
aud released upon security to keep the pc co on
several different occasions. but this does not
seem to have a beneficial effect.
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Judging by Appearances 20 their Cost.


A well-known conductor on the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific road went to the depot
one morning recently to take his train, IA usual,
and officer Of the road and an officer OF the aw
arrested him. On his shirt front was $1,000 dia-
mond pin, md In his pocket were a valuable gold
watch and chain. In his trunks the officers found
$4,000 In Government bonds. An Eastern bank
bail could be furnished In 10000 u necessary,
~ that was the amount deposited to the con-
ductor's credit there. This settled, II WAS ext
the conductors turn. A lawyer was called. and
be politely Informed this Officers that the dia-
mond pin they had illegally taken mad been
worn by the conductor twenty years the waite
carried by HIM years before he went into
the employ OF the CON ANY; that the United
states Government bonds they had ken were
the properly Of his wife. as the proce ads OF her
share IN an estate as heir, and so was the money
in bank and that the best thing the compan,
len and with 1t $4,000, and no further questions
would DO asked. The company accepted the
attorneys terms.
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Log Racing on tn. Fourth In Michisap.


On the Fourth of July thousands hocked
to the river bank to see a log race. The contest
ants were Pat Riley, Billy Williams, Jerry bar
rett anu Hugh F'nsn. log for each one was
brought down the river and placed 10 position
near the upper ond OF tho pier. The contestants
bong properly prepared with spikes In the
soles OF their boots, and with coats OF and poles
In their hnnds, mounted the logs as they were
turned loose and allowed to float down stream
with the current. The first aggressive move
ment was made by Billy Williams, who Jumped
from his log upon Rileys log, aud began to turn
the log rapidly by the action OF his feet.
Riley seeing that he must 20 down
leaped Into the water ana swan ashore. B,r-
rett and Williams then got upon the same log
and had lively con est. which created great
excitement among the spectators on the shore,
but neither was thrown from the log. Then
Finan and Barrett had lively tussle, which re-
suited In Barretts defeat. This left tho mattel
between Williams aud Finan ana the result
was not long waiting. Finan was cool and de-
liberate aud took the defensive while Williams
took the aggressive. The log began to spin
around under the rapid action OF Williams
feet, and suddenly Finan drove his spiked boots
into the log aud stopped the spinning OF the log
and threw Williams into the water. The spec
tators fairly yelled with excitement at Flnan's
victory.
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Three Men from Maine and, Pc, of Gold
Prom ne To,o.ontO,On, Umlo,

On Friday last, 9TH, three gentlemen
from Maine visited the premises Of d. George
y. Corse at Gardenville, Twelfth District, and
where, they said, money was buried fourteen
years ago. DR.. Corse @llowed them the Priv
lege, and after some little time, with the assist
different points. and making other observations,
they began 10 dig in a potato patch, and
after digging eighteen inches and removing A
very heavS stone, they drew out large pot, az
much as two Of them could carry but, as the
Doctor was calico out, be did not have an op-
portunity TO sec the contents, or know the value
OF the prize, They put two small bOIes In the
hole, and hlled 1t up. saying to one Of the sery-
Hnts that they would return in three weeks, az
tor which they drove on IN the direction Of Bal
timoTe. The next day they returned, bringing
IN cart large dag pole, aud the German nag
tney took out the pot containing, according "
theiT statements, gold.
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Rescued from IA Living Tomb.

From the Rochsster Union ana Adv1tfssr, july IS
Mr.. Geo. K. Sherry OF this city, a well
borer was called to Bushnelrs Basin to sink a
deep well, and after he had reached a depth OF
eooul seventy feet on Thursday, the earth oaved
70, purylng him Al the bottom. Soon strong
eIms were AZ work to recover his body, for no
ono thought that there was a possibility OF
Ole oeins alive. The men worked with a will
sor Io1tcen hours, aud then tos-'' -st. act
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Potato Buss Eaten.

FTOfn Nf OHeidn UNION.
A little daughter of Smith Hubbard OF
Oxford was found In the garden picking and
eating potato bugs. This greatly alarmed her
parents, who believed the potato bug to be
poisonous. But sno EXPRESSED her liking for
them, and said that they cracked like pea
nuts The bugs did the child no harm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-17

-HORTON'~ ICECREAM. made from purs
~ cream. 70 churches, fairs, festivals &C. 25t. pr
quar-. So5 4tn Avp 1884 brosdway anu 70 Chatham 81
IHI~SELE- ICE CREAM-Best in the cry.
Il Dealers and churches 21c, per quart. S1ecia A.
Leution 10 out Of iowa ORDERS II Bible House.
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TWO
TRIPS
EVERY DAY

MORNING Leaves the foot OF 22d st, N. r., at
o'clock, ana Pier Y, N. r., at $50 o'clock -
hFTERNO ON-losyea the foot Of 22d st.. n. r., NJ
1880 O'Clock, and Pier N. H. adjoning the Battery,
vt o'clock. - -
FARE FIFTY CENTS
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1tntlsIrp.
BuarS mo Rooms.

REAUTlFUL teeth for tsi single, 81 warrani Cd
Id silver nlhngs Doc, n. Y Denial Rooms, 262 81 "
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Wanito.


OPERATORS wanted on W. q W. machines. $40
" Forsyth st, ton moor.
OPERATORs-on shop Coats 81 East broadway.
SEWiSG MACHINES rented, sold chesg
Weed, $50 Wilson, sis, ss Greenwich ay. cor. West
sn' o i ES,s 'Ha
SEMISti MACHINE: si kinds; q PSI TPnJ59 95
Hudson st.. opposite broonc and AS East Houston st.
Es1.r 81 .sa S: sssS We
WASTED-Firstcls operators on chemlse and
sGAwARrz NAUMBuRG. $40 Church st.
Experienced operators WILCOX
w ''''' y JACOB COB sciwhB 4 CO., 0ag Church st.
WANTED-f rs,.cas hands on gents bows aud
'''' fIEIsoH CO.. 500 Brosdws.
WANTED-Exporien hand paiters nne run
n0s' none 0. JosE Pa KsARsEY 800 Canal al.
WANTED Observation-Disclosures, Mattresses
van TotTE sS 'Da "Ii Clinton place
and on %. Ts.' "a
ladies' undersesr. JIG MORGAN, sol 9th nv.
WANTED-A head lsundress, bundle wssher,. Z
houses. Apply at los 9th s1., near OH ST.
WANTED Esperiencrd operator, on singers me.
w dun on b2ys' j'cEcis and pants. iaauIrs stSa
ssss Family ST % .cs sG q
Troy Laundry
XUANTED-airls thoroughly experienced in sewing
w quilts none others need apply. eo4 East 18th at.
DAPER BOxES.-wsntcd. an experienced person
L for forewoman In paper box factory. IS wakerst
SEwING MACHINES hespawheelsr 4 wil,oa.
privilege cuyina. BOURNE, ISL hudson ST.. between
Eleventh and Bank sta.
WANTED-Firsi.elsss aut.rs, also operators, on
w trimmed felt SKIRTS worK given ont Al worth a.
w 6ne lace goods siLBERBERG BROS S5i Canal st.
WANTEp-FIn,.ness on esq s5 shop ,, Pant; daily
WANTED Family ironcrs; also ironers family
w shirts. Empire Laundry, s4l Ea', 6al st.
WANTED-operstors with their own locxstitch
Assi Apply G XGc BEYfR SEQ Sh 10 w per
XNANTED-Corders ana fuckers on ladies' under
w garments. Apply to S. r. a r.. 80 Worth st,
WANTED.eond operators and basters on ves's
| WANTED Operators and nnlshers on shop coats.
w Apply at 70 Main st., brooklyn.
WANTED-Y Young girl for homework. 2o3 East
w Broadway, three days, basement.
WANrkDsshAn. operator and ess,cr for good shop
| NANTED-Good vsmpers on ladies' nne shoes at
w o. Reade at, second moor
| WANTKD-A girl for general homework. Inquire
w OF i3 East Broadway.
XNANTfD-A good woman or girl 10 DO COOKING.
w Call at a0t Spring A.
XNANTED-5 experienced hands ON children's suits.
w So Mott ST.. LIST floor.
WAss1TCE5g9 operators on cniOren' Shoes at
! NNANTED-Fnishcrs me shop coats. i9s III.
w vi In st.. 90 floor.
VOUNG girl. can obtain situations free. lodgings
aud meas at DC. each, at the Girls Lodging House.
"a ST Marks place. SIN II. Cunder Of Chidrcns
| AID Society. Also free instruction on sewing ma.
chimes from To daily to al who may apply, and
| dressm king taught graf litOusly.
! Young GIRLS TO learn on furs. Apply at
| II 253 Sth av, between s2d ami 23n ste.
| - OPERATORS wanted. bastcrs and nnishcrs
~ on coats. 7ig 9th a., top nOor, between Ava
| aud u. S. FEINER.
| cOA WILL nay NV elegant fodlng-top sing or
| - ~ family sewing machlne attachinenta com.
pletc ready for cost $50. IS LIST St, room 2.
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1 GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
BY tie Mndrigal Boys, Mozart Glee
Clup. Select String Orchestra, Church
Chimes, &c.
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4 ost anO fonnO.
Qrg @ooos.

X EEPS PATENT partly.made dress shlrts-The
IN very best. for ydi can be nnlshed easily "a
e.. PhiIadsphiA
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II EGATrA TODAY 5MoNDAY At ROCK

TAKE THE PALACE HOTEL STEAMER
PLYMOUTH ROCK, which losycs the foot Of .
22d st., n. H., at A. NJ ana Pier r. at $3.50 A. NJ.
And 10 the afternoon from the foot OF 22f At at 1880
O'clock and Pier e. adjoining the Dittcry at oclocs
Tho contest will Dcgln upon the arrival OF the PLY
MOUTH ROCK. - -
Single trip tickets TO or from Rockaway.. IS cents
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Excursions.
ArIASEERlG2c a Pq fEEhidMs kVERr BBGeie .

JARRETT 4 PALMFRS Palace Of tho Sea. the
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
VIII TODAY. ano every cny Including Sundaye make
TWO GRAND TRIPs 10 -.
R0CHAWAY BEACH and the ATLANTIC OCEAN.
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STATEF Line OF i;TGt MEHs xnox,v.vv
WF6JHFEG l7TTEEASEsrbbhhNNt.Ay 1IvrRpool car.
LNING UNITED STYLES Man.
s,r,J,ll aoua,.

niSEAHES OF MEN, Nervous Debility and KIN.
y dred affections speunW an permanently cured ~
HENRY \, DANIELS VI. d., III Lexington avi ar
2pth st, Hours. To-
III TuIS should meet the eve OF john Bentley, " 40
II left New York tu 10 out West about tweaN years
ago or any one showing ms address 'r whether Ninf
or dead, VIII confer flfur 10y ADDRESSING ;. j. Kills
WORTH I'D south ON 81, BrooHi.n q D., n. Y.
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BY the MORNING EXCURSION over
four hours stay nj the Beach.
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TIE MAGNIFICENT STEAMER
PIYMOUrH ROCK. BY reason OF its
enormous capacity, vast superiority rs
'AY q seagoing vessel, beauty, comfort,
and unriyalled conveniencee, is the
RGpxaclHf E eSss 4, t0r p npcsA Mel
no Has n Fashionable Hair Dressing sa-
loon. News Counter, Wine Room, Re.
fcctOry, Ice Cream Saloon, Boot black.
ing once, Lion Brewery Lager on
DON Drsught, Soda Water Fountain, Music
IN tho Grand saloon, &C.. &C. The
strict discipline governing tho mi.
RI perfect order on board winch j. : char;
acteristic feature Of the PLYMOUTH
ROCK trip to ROCKAWAY.
- See Time Fable above
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Norsts, 6arrms,s, 1T,
Seal @st1t,.

(NHOItE fullszed cemetery lots slI2; halyes and
" quarters In proportion. lDquire at 300 Broadway
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w. L. Strong & Co.,
Sbip1tnJ.
MAN LLNE,-MAIL sTEAMEks.
NATIONAL kISk1ETo SR Risg, a and A. n
81 Leonard ST.. cor. Church.
Catalogues OF our stock can be found at Store

CANADA. SATURDAY. July % SPIN
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LivERPOOI.
ENGLAND. July 22, 3P. NJ. ITALY. Aug. s. $ p. "
EGYPT, July 20 1880 AN. The Qae u Aug IL 10 A. VI.
Cabin passage, $40 Hnd So. curri ncy Rcturd tickets
At reduced rates Steera.s ptsstSe. 81, currency.
Drafts issued from 81 4rd A. current price, AppT
Al the company's Office. 80 Broad Tay.
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TTP-TOwN ADyERrIsERs

4 FEW gentlemen auI .adlcs can have good board
~ ana slngle BEDS also gentleman anu wife ~
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A NEATLY furnished back parlor. suitable ~
~ ight housekeeping or two young men. IA q tcon'