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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-28
The Courts
COMMON PLEAS.


Walter F. Straub against Moses +.
Wilson. This case came up for decision
ON a motion made by the contestant
that the issue, as to how many votes
were cast for him as Police Judge and
how many were cast for Wilson, be re-
ferred to a referee. Motion oyerruled.
Judge Avery disposed OF the case
brought by the administrator with the
will annexed of the late Timothy Y.
Day, asking a construction OIL the VIII,
involving the bequests made to the
Young Mems Mercantile Library Asso-
citation, the Cincinnati Protestant Asy-
lum, and the Mechanics Institute. The
claim of the societies was that, by the
death Of two of Mr.. Days children, tney
were entitled to enter at once upon the
enjoyment OF the bequests. fhe Court
construed the will to The contrary.
j. r. Morton against Joseph Dcogan
and others. In this case tue jury re-
turned a verdict for the plaintlh on a
note for 1910.
PROBATE. .r.
VIM. Z. Van Loon, druggist on Walnu,
Hills, made an assignment to VIM. E
Jones tor the benefit Of creditors. BOND
$500.
| POLICE.
Drunkenness-Pat. Tully, dismissed
| Disorderly Conduct-F. A. MoHarry
Mich. Kennedy, John Hancock, Emma
Ellsworth, Jacob schlenker, dismissed
| Nlch. Kennedy, Mich. Connors, Mich
Callahan, $5 and costs; John Hancock
$40 and costs; Chas. Bockmeier, So ant
costs; James Baker, $40 and costs; Mar!
Sweeny. $50 and 30 days; Timothy Quinn
Michael Hartman, costs.
Assault and Battery--Dan. Maloney
Richard Smith, VIM. Smith, Ben. HUNK
Ed. King aDd Henry Brsthold, dis
missed; Ben. HUNK. $40 and costs; Mar
tin Gilligan, continued to August
Angelina Lucas and Nancy Stigere
80 days each; Cora Kelly, $50 and 8
uays.
Misceilaneous-Dan. Mahoney, Johr
Dillon, assault to Kill, dismlssed; Dan
Mahoney, malicious destruction, dis
missed; Henry Leuster, assault to xii
continued to August %; Lille Bair
Lizzie Balm, Mary Gleason, pet
larceny, dismissed; Fred. Frient
VIM. Manning, same, dismissed; Roher
Inott, same, 5000 and 30 days; f. A. Nc
Harry, concealed weapons, $40 and costs
Fred. Shilling, smoking in market,
and costs; Charles>keunedy thief, di,
missed; Fred. Buscner, shooting TO xii
continued to August A.
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held at 62a6Sc per gallon. Refined petroleum
selling at ljal6c per gallon for ITO degrees
test. Lard oil is quiet and STEADY at 73a75e per
gallon for extra current make.
POTAT0ES-There is only moderate con.
sumptlve demand, and the marRet Is dull, WIN
liberal offerings at 81 25al 50 per brl for prime
to choice.
POULTRY-The market is well supplied
with chickens, with only moderate demand:
Tnev are selling at 81 6Ja2 81 for young, and
81 75a3 81 for full grown, as TO quality.
SALT-Moderate demand for Ohio itiyer !, ana y. 4
Kanawha, but steady at lsc per bu and 81 05a
10 per bfl of zSO lbs. Foreign dull at BOaS2c
for Turks Island perbu and 81 1Oal IL for Law
erpOol coarse per sack.
SEED-Market dull at 18c per Id for clover
and 81 9Oa2 90 per bu for timothy. FAX Seeo
held at 81 l0al 20 per bn
sUGAR-TEere is steady market with only
fair consumptive demand. We quote yeiloWv y
| refined 1Osal1c, extra "C" nkallHc, "a
| white, 1l%allTc, granulated Rhal2hc;
| crushed and powdered l2hal2Hc, and cut d0ai
| l3e per ID. New Orleans is quoted 1Oal0Zc
| for raw, and 113S Sall%c for clarified per 10.
TALLOW-1he market is steady, with mo
| crate demand at 7Ma7Ac per lib for countr.
| reuuered, packed.
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ern and State, 50 5Oa5 70; common to good ex-
tra So 75a6 20 good 60 choice, 81 8OaB 6O; white
wheat extra, Sc 55a6 75; do fancy, 10 t0as "a
extra Ohio, seas Is; st. Louis, s6alO b; MIME
sofa patent, s. 25al0 rs. Rye -four steady at
81 75a5 rs. Corn meal higher: Western, 81 10
as So Wheat remains unchanged. aye steady:
W Mestern, 75a76e. Barley nominal Malt quiet
ana unchanged. Corn: damaged Western
mixed, 6Oa61c: ungraded do, 57a65c: steam
mixed, G4ke; low mixed, Coo: old Western
mixed store, 6iLc; yellow Western; 0Shc;
white Western. &c. Oats: mixed W esterh
state g0a59c; white Western do, 4Oa63c. Hay
unchanged. Hops dull and unchanged, Col,
fee quiet and unchanged. sugar duh and
nominal. Molasses quiet. Rice uncnanReu.
Petroleum dull aud nominally unchanged: !:
| Tallow quiet and steady at Shc- Strained
| rLsin quiet at 81 S0al 80. spirits tnrpentlne
| firm at d2ka32kc. Eggs unsettled: w estern,
| 22a24c. Leather quieG Hemlock sole: Buenos
| Ayres, Rio Grande, hight, middle and heayy,
22a25e; California do, 22a24c; common. 2lHa
| BIC. Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork dull
and heavy: New mess, Sl4 Scala 35; August,
$14 2Oal4 35. Beef quiet and firm: Western
| long clear mlddles quiet and firm. Lard hrmer:
prime steam S.50aD.s5c; August, S.4OaS.a2 kc.
4 Butter firm: Western. l0a22c. Cheese unset
l tleu at 5al04c. Whisky firm at Il bal Ii.
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A pretty idea is the srial torpedo. A
balloon is to be constructed capable Of
rising with torpedo beneath it, and
starting to wind ward ofa camp or forti-
fed city, is to. be burst or detached by
means which it woult be easy to con-
trive, and then Its Cargo of death and
destruction will iall into the midst OF
the enemy. The detachment OF the tor
pedo may be effected with great ease by
proper moment Tor dropping the Oh arge,
IN order to explode 1t on any given point,
will be only matter OF instrumental
observation and little practice.
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Roard of Public Works.

The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
A resolution was adopted that the Su.
pervisor OF Street Repairs be directed
to notify the officers OF the East and
West End Street RailrOad'Company to
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To preseve gum solutions, a few drops
of oil OF cloves, alcouol, or acid will pre-
serve quart Of the mucilage of gum
arabic OF gun tragacanth from turning
sour. A small quantity of dissolved
alum will preserve -four paste.
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remove the switch in E Ist Front street,
east Of Washington street.
The Engineer was directed to prepare
plans and estimate for constructing
sewer on Fifth street, east OF Eggleston
avenue.
Adjourned.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed
on record since our last report:
Infant Maxwell, city.
Martha Gr.fiin, 40 years, United States.
Harris Robert, months, city.
John Vonderhelde, 4 months, city.
Henry Meyer, 4 months, city.
Margaret Huok, A years, Germany.
Sarah g. G. Curley, o. years, N. Z.
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CATTLE-Market quiet and firm. Common
are qusDed 80 25as. medium s3 25a4 %, and good
to choice "a 50a5 50 per centaL
HOGS-The market is steady but quiet.
Common sell at 81 50a4 60, medium grades 81 10
a4 81. and good TO choice 81 90a5 10 per Genital.
SHEEP-M arket steady and quiet. Com
mon to fair 81 5Oa3, and good to choice 10 z5a4
per Genital.
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, July 29-i:3 P. Ii.
Gold continues steady at 1U5k buying and
1857 selling. Gold checks on New York quoted
105x.
Eastern exchange is dull and nominally un-
changed. 1t is selling at par and the buying
rates are nominal.
sterling exchange is firm and quiet. Sight
drafts are drawn at "a 81 aud ~ days bills at
"a ~ per E IN gold.
Governments are quiet and nominally un-
changed
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a FoundItnR.

A girl baby was left in basket on the
steps OF the ''Sisters' Hospital," at the
corner of Third and Lytle streets. this
morning. The little wait is being well
cared for by the kind-hearted sisters.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-28

They have commenced the shipment
OF bat guano from Galveston to Boston.
Bat caves are quite numerous in West
ern Texas.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-28
Cincinnati Live STOCK Market.
CINCINNATI, July 2S-2 T. NJ.

The following are the receiDts and ship
ments OF 1--we stock for the past "A hours.
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A full suit Goat, Pants and vest) for 81,
"a and SIS at Mabley's New Clothing House, 10
West Fifth street, opposite Fountain.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-28

Blue Flannel Coats for 81, 81 70 and
50 50 at Mabley's, opposite Fountain.
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In ORDER TO ACCOMMODATES EASTERN
ADVERTISERS THE STAR, MR.. E. DUN
CAN SNIFFEN, NO. u ASrOR HOUSE, NEW
YORK CITY, has been appointed our general ana
special Agent for the Eastern States. 1his wlllpe
a branch office OF the STAR, MIR. snifen being su-
thoriEed to make advertising contracts on our De-
half and receipt all collections therefor IN our
name
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The following is the New York bank state
ment for the week ending to-day:
Loans Decrease. 81. 1852 SO
Specie Decrease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9a5, 100
Legal Tender Decrease. se.............. lI4,5W
Deposits Decrease. Observation-Disclosures. ,74o 700
Circulation Decrease. se...........,.... 28,500
Reserve Decrease ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 733,025
The following is the 80 L. n. report OF New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Ster-
rptt N To- "a est Third street.
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Mems striped Coats for a5c at NAB
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ate resistance, and fought like tigers.
This morning they appeared before
Judge Geisler, who fined Hinsman 500
and costs for assaulting the officers and
Hildebrand $15 and costs for the same
otfense. In default they were locked up.
On Monday they will be brought before
Squire Y. T. buchanan to answer the
former charge,
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SATURDAY. 2stn. ats T. M. POSITIVELY,
N@ AJAS. D.PARKER, Chas b. Russell,
L6sASsT Master Apply on board, or to
IhfSassW Royse u Mosset, Agents.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
The orsasa diving Way.

Tho rate at which tho upper portion Of
Gold Hill Is settling Is illustrated by tho
pulling apart Of tho water and gas pipes
which traverse Main street. All that part
Of the town within the vicinity Of this
Office ID gradually sliding down hill. the
crsyics south Of Fort Homestead being
really . gauge by which the extent Of the
sliding may be accurately Judged. Tho
gas Pipe on Main street was repaired thor
oughly last Fall. In examining the Joints
this morning II was found that somo Of
them had pulled out OF their connections
two or three inches. scarcely one remain
ing In its proper position. At tho bottom
Of the hill below tho scales, the ground Is
comparatively solid. and the settling Ia
scarcely porceptiblc. Here tho sections
are crowded together by the weight Of the
pipe above. causing tho ends TO be forced
up. and crushing the bells Of the couplings.
This gradual sinking Is unquestionably
caused by tho ground underneath being
mined out, and tho old timbers giving way
under the great strain which Is brought to
bear upon them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
Quarterly sseiai.

Tho Ancient Order Of Hibsrnians
gave their regular quarterly social In
Miners Union Hall. Virginia City. last
night. Tho dancing commenced Of an
early hour. and was continued until away
long In the morning. A jollicr lot Of peo-
plo never got together In Virginia City.
and the manner In which they entered
into the spirit Of the amusement was good
to behold. Both room Of the hall, above
and below. were crowded. and music was
Furnished for both places. Up stairs the
dancing was interpreted with an occa-
sional song. Mr.. Murphy. Of Gold Hill.
delighted the audience with . comic ballad.
These quarterly socials by the Hibernisns
arc coming 10 be looked upon - important
social events. and arc always we'll attended.
Tho next ono will take place in Gold
Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
The Proposes, wiro Railroad.

Mr.. Mathesius. protector Of tho scheme
10 run . street railroad from Cold Hill to
Virginia City. 10 meeting with moro OPP
position than no expected. At . meeting
Of the Virginia City Aldermen held last
night tho resolution granting the right OF
way for the road was brought up. The
committee had failed to agree. Alderman
Pottls Directing to granting tho right Of
way unless tho holders Of tho franchise
would pay the city $500 therefor, which
had been offered by others.
alderman Comstock was In favor OF
granting the right Of way to tho company.
and then putting them under contract 70
keep the streets passable for teams and
wagons. The matter was discussed ut
great length and Was finally rejected by .
unanimous vote. Aldermen Mckay and
Pottle were appointed a. . committee, TO
which the City Attorney was added. 10 re.
ceivs and examine and report upon q con-
tract TO DO submitted by Mr.. Mathosius, In
accordance with which tho right Of way
might DO granted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

The Fort Homestead hydraat was placed
In position yesterday This morning
Chief Kennedy took up 200 feet Of hose for
the purpose Of testing the new arrange
ment. He found everything In excellent
working condition. A splendid stream
sent clear over tho Homestead
flagstaff. Il is the intention 10 put 500
feet Of hose at the disposal Of the hydrant
named, and u IL expected that by this
means ample protection against hre will
be Afforded TO all citizens residing In that
vicinity. It 10 becoming thickly settled In
that immediate ne~ighborhood and the put
ting In Of . fre plug Of that point was .
move In the right direction. When the
works on tho Divide and through tho west
ern portion OF the town arc completed. eur
citizens need have no fears Of an extensive
confederation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
Hssees SaleA.

sssees saiea-
SAN FHAScisco. March 2s.-3 2. n.
Con. yirginia-nA sold b..
Ysllsw Jacket-i0h bid.
California-ils bid.
OvermAn-C3 bid.
Crswn Point-7S bid.
Imperial-la bid.
Nodoc-2 30 bid.
Imperial-ia sold.
Bullion-i3h bid.
Overman-6i asked.
Con. virginia-iiS asked.
Bullion-ii asked.
Justicc-iis asked.
Exchequer-5'. asked.
Gould 4 Curry-l2 bid. l2S sold.
Yellow Jacket-l0 bid.
Best 4 Beleher-26h bid. 27a asked.
Con. virginia-Il bid.
Justice-lik bid.
Ophir-2Oh bid.
Bslchsr-GL bid.
Hale 4 Eorcross-tS bid.
Chollar- Potosi-52 bid.
Aipha-lis bid, l5S sold.
California-A. bid.
Crown Point-7s bid.
Modoc-2 30 bid. , asked.
sAvagc-6 bid. GU asked.
Bullion -i3S asked.
Ophir al sold.
savage-Ghs bid.
B~ullion-i3b.
Jalia-I bid.
Belehsr-7 asked.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
BRONCHITIS.

From John Flag. Rsq.. Of Bennington. y. H.
"Thrss years since ] WAS very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which rcsuiteL In Bron.
chi'is. affecting me 80 severely a. 10 render u
wss ADDED savers night sw-ats. and I waa fear.
fui Of going Into q decline. Aft.r rcc0une 10
various remedies 10 no purpose. I made use OF
Dr.. wlstar's bA,sam Of Wild Cherry. Q fev hot
ties OF which nlly restored mo 10 health.
since that time I have had several severe o..
moved them. I always ke~p 10 by me, and
should not know how 10 do without r."
Hold he ali drunuists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
ASSESSMENTS

Aureoia 10 cents pr share: l.viei March
3ji: dc'inau.nt May III sale day. May 2Sth.
Kniekerbsekee-@ cents per share, levied
NsrIh 10Th; delinquent April 2i.t; sale day.
Msy it1.
Lady Bryan-s 81 cent. par share; leyiei
March 18Th: delinquent April i'th; sle day.
May 18th.
leyI.I March 18th. ~dslinqaent April aadi
sale day. Nay iOth.
llegaid-s cents per share: levied March 5thi
dslinqu.nt April s,h; 'sis day. Mag 'th.
Mtseheii-:0 cents per share. levied March
is,h; delinquent April i2th; sale day. May
u.
Ansies As cent per shsr-: levied March ID;
delinquent April 9th; sale day. Apri 10th.
Piessu - cents per share. levied Msrch Ith;
delinquent April sth: sale day. April Sth.
Alta-,o cent. per share; levied March III; ee-
Iinqusnt April 9Th: sale day, April sSth.
Houss silver lstti-i0 cents pee shs'e;
levied February 2dth; delinquent March
stat; sale day. April 2ist.
Resehsr-ti per share; levied rebm,ry ?iih:
delinquent March 18th; sale day, April
nth.
North Consolidated Virginia. cents
per shsr. Icvisd February s0th delin-
qaeni March asth sale day, April 18th.
LSvialhaa-gs cents per share; levied Feb
rusry 18th delinquent March 2sd; saie
day. April itth.
Tisstda-bo cents per share is,ied fsbru-
ltth delinquent March 2tth 'ale day.
April it1h.
Bsimess-co cents per share levied Feb'u
sry iath dehnqusntNsr 18th sails day.
. April i2th.
airy 18th dsiinqasnt Marh i7rh sale dsy,
April "a
Oeetdestsi-2s cents per share; LEVIED Feb
ruAry 9Th; delinquent March is'h; sale day.
April 81
silver IIui-si pr shave; lsvied February
9Th: delinquent March 18Th; safe day. Atnl
81.
Beat and Beieh~r-ti PER share; levied
February eth: dslinqueni March ifth; rale
day. April ID.
Halsimsre-@ cents pc, rhsrr: level Feb
March 5ist.
original Geld Htii-oo cents psr -hsrs
told stoehi; scsnts yer share new .icekl;
levied rsbrusry Ith. delinquent March itth'
sale day. April sd.
uiasars-sO cents per share: levied February
Tth; Delinquent Msrch i2h; sale day. Apr'l
81.
CaIsdouia-A per shsr,; levied Februar,
10Th: delinquent March 18Th; sale Jay
April 81.
Bslsneas-s0 cents per .tarc ; leviei feorn
sry Inn: Delinquent March ai''' sale day
April isth.
a>ueral Thomas IS cents per share
is,ied February i1th; delinquent Marcel
soth; sale day, April Vh.
Mins-i0 cents Ter share levied Jannary
sist; Delinquent March eih; sale day
March SOth.
s~.th CoassSek-sS cents Yer share lev
lei January Joth delinquent. March CD
sale day. March Ssh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

meeting Of physicians was held In vir-
ginia City At tho Office Of DIR. Bergstein
last evening. The ultimate object sought
10 the establishment Of q State Medical
Society. In furtheranco Of this design
another meeting Of the medical fraternity
has been called, TO meet at tho Office Of DR..
Robinson In Virginia City on tho evening
Of Tuesday. April 10th. Tho subject
chosen for discussion at that time Ia
Pneumonia" No permanent organiza-
tion will DO attempted until tho doctors
hsvs had an opportunity 10 become better
acquainted with one another. and . senti-
msnt Of good feeling Ia established. ~ Ia
thought that al the recognized physicians
OF tho State will enroll themselves as
members.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28


SUDDEN DEArH.-At about 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning the attention Of two
ladies. Mrs. Church and Mrs. Monahan,
whose places Of residence are nearly oppo-
site the Gould 4 Curry office. on ID street,
was attracted by low means proceeding
from . small cabin In the immediate
vicinity. On bursting open tho front
door, which was locked. tho sole inmate.
Mrs. Julia Sullivan. wAs found seated In q
chair In o dying condition. DR.. Aiken
was hastily called TO her assistance, but
before he arrived tho m expired. Her
disease WAS dropsy OF the heart. Tho de-
ceased was . native Of County Cork, Ire.
land. and wa f~orty.lve years Of age.
LET THxRr BE LioHr.-Mayor Kaneen.
President Of the Virginia Gas Company, Is
In Gold Hill to-day experimenting the rc-
pairs 70 the old gas main which Is laid
through Main street. IL will require three
days 70 get tho main In order, ~ IL Ia found
necessary 10 dig down 10 IL the entire
length. After that the proper connections
will DO made aud our citizens will have as
good . supply Of gas as the people q vir'
SIan ", III Nv ~. w ~ - AZ ni,iJc
will appreciate.
Jrx o.Sponyy. Of ,bs Delta Saloon In
80. C,.~ !. AZ. ...,.,u. ,h,.
,-f,sr,oon vi,b I, nail NJ hound. prospect-
ing for fox and wildcat. A few days ago.
when on . similar expedition. be scared
mp . wildcat and gave him . lively chase
oLoTHiSo o the MILLION zoos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
A "suRRoCATING COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs. Lislc, Of Chicago, . well
known contributor TO the Western press. she
ascribes the cure OF q dangerous cough. accom-
panied by bleeding at the lungr. TO Hale.
Honey Of Ilorehound and Tar. my cough"
she says. .thrcaicned tn sufiocste me
removed every irare of It." The letter was 10
. lady friend IN thi. city. who has plsred u at
the disposal of u. N. Crittenion.7 Sixth ave.
nnc. Pixies roothaehe Drops cure In one
.lnnla
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
DECAY or TIKI TEETH

Aries from various causes, but principally u
may he attributed 10 early neglect OF the indis.
criminaie use IL tooth powders and pastes.
which give . momsntary whiieners TO the
teeth, while they corrode the enamel. The
timely use Of that delicate aromatic tooth.vash.
fragrant SOZODONr. will ppesiily arrest the
progress Of decay. harden the gums. and I'm.
part . delightful fragrance 10 tho breath. II
removes thorc rayaccs which people sustain IN
their teeth firm the use Of sweet and s:id
articles. II
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the eoMsIoeK.
Latest Official Mining News
For the Week Ending March IS. 1877

The LiEhts and shadows sf she
stock MaFkst--GestinE tn and
Getting Out-.Crossman's New
tasssru Bsaaasa-Ths Satire
Tuuasi-rhe MILLS and the Aisss
Latent News froa she Lever
LxAHelA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28
FROM A DISTINGUISHED Junisr.

"I have tried tho PERUVIAN SrRrP and the
result faliy snstaius your predlctio,. IL has
made O new man Of me = infused in'o my sys-
ten new vigor and energy. ! am no longer
tremulous and dsblliiated a. when you last
saw me. but stronger. hosrtier. and with larger
capacity for lsbsr, mental and physical. than
stany limo during tho last i've years." rold
By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-28

Sinking the shaft Is going slowly for
ward. the Bottom still In . tino character
OF ledge matter.
Trojan.
Work still suspended by the legal difh-
Guilty with the overman Mining Com
pany.
New shaft down 70 feet to-day. Rock
hard and progress necessarily slow.