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National Republican., 1877-10-27

responsible for the shedding Of more innocent
blood than any man In the South; take the hero
Of the massacre Of Hamburg, into his counsels-t
had almost said bosom-and seek the ADVICE OF
those arch.hypocritcs Gordon and Hill in the dis.
position Of Federal offices In Georgia Is too much.
verify are We compelled to drink the cup OF hitcr
Every one acquainted with the peculiar practices
OF the Georgia Ku-R Rlux Democmcy-andt the same
may be prcdicated OF the whole South-knows that
u would have been impossible for the Republican
leaders 70 support themselves and families without
W. M., small crumbs OF patronage bestowed by the
Client, for one by one Republicans are compelled to
submit TO the prosecutions Of their unscrupulous
enemies. Did q Republican. a farmer make him.
self obnoxious by a tooopcn candidacy OF Repnb-
lican principles, his cotton would not be bought
M ~ ,, Sieoit was denied MN and worse than all, his
toners, lawyer no clients, a doctor no patients
and q workman no employers. We were put in the
hard predcament of
RECANTING OUR NANGERous HEREsIEs
dangerous 70 Southern Meas Of caste or OF being
and frequently at the risk of starvation.
Under such circumstances you may imagine
with what feelings Otto put II mildly-disgust we
view the abandonment Of Southern Republicans
by the administration and the contemplated be-
Sowal OF the most important Office In Georgia-the
mm%TshsshIP ~ r P and shs only one we could not look
upon Democrat, but upon Bourbon of the worst
stripe, one strongly suspected Of being identified
with the ku Klux operations, which have caused
REIGN OF TERROR
IN the counties adjacent TO Augusta, and which
have devastated the fair fields oi Eigrield and Ia
their prosecutions OF labor rendered them a howl
ing waste, This, however, seems but preliminary
step In wel.lad plan to turn over all the offices
OF the South TO the Democracy, | think am safe
in asserting that not u Republican has been ap-
pointed to Presidential office In Georgia since the
advent of the present administration on the con.
trnry, all vacancies as they occur arc filed with
Democrats, and In most cases BOurbons This Is
caoabilty In the Democratic aspirants, but the
substitutons arc made solely with the viow of
currying favor with Gordon Ill., stephens. and
those OF that Tx. We feel assured Mr.. Editor that
The time is rapidly approaching when Republicans
VIII have to beg immunity for entertaining feelings
OF loyalty 10 the Union aud ealty TO those cardinal
doctrines Of Repubealiism, Equal political rights
TO all men and NO surrender or Cancellation at
the expense Of principle"
NATIVE GEORGIAN.
wAsitlSGTos, d. c., October n, 1877.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

to nv friends, as also to myself, compels me to
second the declamtion OF many Others that the
Democratic party Of this county means TO rule II
arbitrarily, and by foul means II necessary.
Ana that the terrorism Of an oligarchy over
the majority Of the legal voters of the county Is alb
sOlntely fSed and determined upon. Aud if
In that fntnre may rise an opportunity that Is de-
nicd me now, when II Is to be hoped that peace
and order and fair dealing may prevail. with the
distinct uttcrance that no matter what exceSscs In
ik desperation the Democratic minority Of Jcncr-
son County may resort to In the future as II has
done in the past. the undersigned will under no
clrcums stances longer continue TO be one of its in
struments. With thanks TO those whose purpose II
was to have supported me, and with honest and
overwhelming votes TO have elected me had the
opportunity been allowed fairly take this occa-
sion to Withdraw my name as candidate for the
honorable position Of sheriff of jefferson County.
WM. THOMPSON.
Corr Anr unwp not tE-T
National Republican., 1877-10-27
DIED.

BIoMoUIsT-At five o'clock on the morning OF
Octoher s77 siter short Illness, I. o. BLonaUIsr
The funeral viii take place from No. 1905 Sixth
street northwest this morning at ten o'clock.
CLEMENTS.-on the morning OF October %, 1877,
SAMUEL n CLEMENTs, amer short and painful Ill
The relatives and friends are requested to meet at
the residence OF his son-in-law, W. Pomeroy, No.
day the 2th and proceed to the Church or the I'm
held.
Dol LE-on the morning Of the 23th Of October
youngest son OF Patrick and Elizabeth Doyle, In the
Funeral to take place from the residence Of his
parents No ISIS IL street northwest, on Sunday, the
ssth, nj two o'clock,
EIwooD.-AtG Gso o'clock October "a, is77, Of mem
and Amanda Eiwood aged four years and two mof,ths
with trembling hands asunder,
And lay this well beloved OF God,
Our dear dead AggIe. under.
Oh, hearts that ache and ache RfreSh
Oh, tears that biindiy vainingi
oh, hearts are weak. yet being flesh,
Too strong for our n strRininEl
Father, we will be comiorted;
Thou vast the gracious siver.
We Yield her Up not dead, not dead,
Tnke Thou @ cur Argle-onrs for day.
Thine while tie ages blossom;
This little shining head we lay
In the Redeemers bosom.
by Her MOTHER.
Funeral will take place Sunday ai.eInoon. at two
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 10 at
KEI.LY.-on Thursday, the 18th OF October, Is77,
| at .:U) y. M, at the residence OF her son-ln-law
Andrew Sesslord. 1905 sixth street northwest Mrs.
CATHERINE KELLY. In the eighty second year Of her
The funeral will take place from the Church OF the
lmmncuate Conception, on Saturday, October n,
| Baltimore papers please copy.l
National Republican., 1877-10-27

IMPUDEScE takes many wonderful forms.
Cool impudence which disgusts, oft provokes
a smile. One of the best examples of this kind
is that of the Lynchburg Tirginian calling
upon the President, il he desires to honor tho
South" TO nominate "a man who sided with
the South in the great controversy which di-
vided the sections" Some would even call
this audacitY.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

THE fact has leaked out that FITZsIMMoNs,
the Democrat vino has been appointed marshal
of Georgia, is a nephew of WADE HAMPTON,
and that his appoint lent was asked by the
South Carolina Governor Perhaps Mr.. HAMP-
TON will be called upon to suggest a name for
the English mission.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

FOUR Democrats and a Republican walked
into a saloon for the purpose of drinking.
You must conciliate us, said one of the DEM
ocrats to the Republican. "HowH' was the
answer. by paying for the drinks. of course" "
said the Democrat. And this is what conclia.
tion means-the Democrats drink and the Re-
publicans pay.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

THE New York Herald is in high glee. King
VIcroR EMMANUEL has awarded to STANLEY,
the African explorer, a special gold medal,
and the Italians are preparing suitable ad-
dresses, acknowledging STANLEY's valuable
contributions to science. This should be n
matter of general congratulation among the
American journalists, for Mr., STANLEY is one OF
them. He fully deserves all the honors that
the world NAV heap nnon him.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

The New York press are denouncing the
clamor ofthe church bells. This should not
surprise any outsider. That wicked city
shudders with fear whenever God is invoked.
Every peal of those bells is like hot wire ap.
piled to the conscience OF her wayward people.
Gothamites, it is yet time to repent.
National Republican., 1877-10-27
A Cancellation Gem.

The shotgun policy, as originally adopted
in Mississippi, was designed to affect and alright
RRdlcals-Ames men-chiefy carpet. baggers" and
"nIgEcrs." But since they have been gotten rid of
and some native-bOrn Democrats have dared TO he.
come independent enough to vote q ticket of their
own, We find that like policy is pursued toward
them. The Jackson Miss Times say that Capt Wm.
Thompson, who was All independent candidate
for sheriff Of Jefferson county, assigns his reasons
for Withdrawing from the canvass ina card printed
below. Capt. Thompson, who earned his title
fighting In the Confederate army, Is an old resi-.
dent and well.tO.d planter of jefferson county.
His card needs no comment from US. Vote the
regular ticket"
GARD.
To The people Of jefferson County:
Having heretofore announced myself ns an In.
dependent Democratic candidate for the Office Of
sheriff Of Jefferson County have concluded to
Withdraw, and In doing 80 desire to state some Of
the reasUIs therefor
In the campaign of 1876 both special and national
methods were resortcd to by the Democratic party
of this county that were fraudulent aud revolu.
tiOnary. The undersigned does not seek to avoid
any part OF his responsibility for the violence OF
The present, however with its opportunity,
seemed lifting one for the undersigned, with
Others who shared his sentiments, 10 inauguTate u
movement hostile 10 the methods of last year; and
our desire was to have gone upon the stump, to
have taken our chances IN an open field for the
purpose of breaking up race lines; TO urge
upon the good people of the county TO allow a di-
vision OF sentiment; to appeal for free speech and
civil liberty, US also to have denounced thevery
| and lawessness, We proposed to do these thing
as Democrats; In this, however, we have been
thwarted, for IN recent attempt to discuss these
questions freedom of speech was denied our own
meeting was invaded, aud the chairman of the
Democratic executive committee of the county, In
uniform, with shotgun and pistnl the marshal Of
the Democratic organization OF the county armed
| and uniformed, who, being appealed 10 by one Oi
the orators publicly acknowledged that he indused
the proceedings which were then being carried on
with representatives Of different clubs OF the county
| attending, obtrudcd themselves upon our meeting
on such occasions forbade quiet procedure.
The gentlemen, who US Independents, associated
themselves with me because satisfied from this as
from other causes that further attempt " contin
ue the ConvRSs would bring about blO0dshed, and
contrary 10 my wishes have Withdrawn. higher
| motive than that OF fear for their personal safety
actuated them, | am sure, As far as ! am person
ally concerned, ! cared nothing for the dangers OF
the campaign; but a. ! am not glned with this
powers of uTatory, and II was my desire TO have an
open CANVAS my asseciates having Withdrawn,
deem It bost also 70 withdraw Justice, however
National Republican., 1877-10-27
Prince Georges County Politics.

suiTLASD, Oct % 1877.
Tho largest political gathering ever held in
this county was held this afternoon at this place.
band Of music was In attendance. and speeches
were made by Mr.. J. N. Mink, chairman of the
Worktngmens Association: also, by Hon. $. Taylor
Suit, Republican and workingmen's candidate for
the Senate, and by Col A. V. Robey aud Others.
Col. Crosicrs residence was Illuminated, and
magnificent supper was furnished to those present
The Republicans are alive and Col. s. Taylor Suit
is making II very lively for the opposition. lie Is
the Republican candidate for reelection; also the
candidate Of the workingmen. r.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

C0N-SIIOEMAKER.-On the 18th OF October, 1877,
hy Prof JoTph l. Nourse, d. D., Mr. RoBEHr LEE
C'N, OF Ohio and Miss EDITH t. BHoEAAKER, OF
Georgetown, II. q
LUTI.FkCITIG.-At Leeshurg, Va, October 10,
lS7, by Rev. H. 4. Davis assisted by Rev. Theodore
Heed, SAMUEL =. IuTl and NJ IDA FECHTia, both OF
Loudoun County, Virginia
National Republican., 1877-10-27
SATURDAY :.iIII.IIiii; OCTOBER n ls7,

THE Gainesville (Ga.) Southr desires us
10 correct On error we have been betrayed
into, "ignorantly and innocently,' in chan,c-
tsriEing Mr.. LAwsHE as "a Democratic car
pet-bagger," and inquiries: rs Western
man who removed to Georgia since the war
. carpet -bagger9" We answer: That de-
ponds entirely upon the fact whether the
man is Democrat or a Republican. If the
former, of course he is not but if the lat
ter, most certainly he is "a carpet-bagger."
The Democrats should not shrink, however,
from taking little OF their own medicine.
Those who live in glass houses should not
be 30 ready TO throw stones
National Republican., 1877-10-27

SOME one suggests that the Londoners place
Cleopatra's needle In Thrcadn ccdlc street But
wouldn't II be Just as proper to stick 1t In the out
skirts ?-NOrr. Hcrdid.
National Republican., 1877-10-27
MIKRIED.

BY DIST of judicious boarding around, Gen.
Mcclellan hopes TO make himself the favoritc son
| OF thirty-cght different States.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

AND now the startling news comes that our
old and honorcd friend and his paper, the
Cleveland Leader. have been sued for libel.
The injured party claims $4,000. His name
is HARVEY ADoLPHUs PUMPKIN. Well, IL
Mr.. CowLEs can not squash ADoLPHUs he has
certainly lost his grip. The Leader said that
this PUMPKIN set fire to his own house.
HARVEY ADoLPHUs was tried and acquitted
He now goes for our Cleveland friends for
having baked him into pie before he was ripe
National Republican., 1877-10-27

WEAREconhdentiali Informed that this will
be the last day of the Congressional racing,
and that on Monday next Congress will get
to work, the horses will stop running and the
appropriation bills looked after. These race
course contests aro pull-backs to legislation,
and pull-backs are always in the way of rapid
motion. Referring to these races it is sor-
rowful fact to relate that such worthy gentle
men as Col. DICK WINTERsMIrH, Representa-
tive BLACKBURN and Senator BECK, and many
others from the Southwest, are not good at
guessing-on horse flesh. And so goes the
world-win to-day, lose tomorrow. To-day
Ohio tomorrow Pimlico.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

OUR Legislators must be of the opinion that
the precious metals are going to be got out of
the ground in great quantities for minting
purposes. Already there arc two bills before
the Senate, one to establish a branch mint at
Omaha and another to enlarge and place the
New Orleans mint in frst-class running order.
Would it not be better to build a large and
first-class mint in Washington, and then the
Government would have tue gold and silver
always near at hand. The capital of the ha-
ton is where its coinage department should be.
National Republican., 1877-10-27
Georgia Federal Appointments.
ltOr National Reptibliedn

I-Ut7UI sNt7FUHW ItptUIfuH'
SIR; Allow mt space in your columns for few
remarks upon the policy OF the administration
toward the South, and more especially toward
Georgia, In the matter of federal appointments.
Asa Southern Republican and an exponent OF
my class ! may say that we all feel humlliated by
the Presidents course, not only Inundated but
betrayed. We feel that the man for whose eleya-
ton We rsked all that man holds dear-life liberty
and happiness has Ignored our sacrifices aud
takes counsel OF our Prosecutors. Few Repub-
licans IN the North realize what II has cost to
make manly stand for ones principles 10 sec.
tion which may be uuthfully termed
THE HoT-BED OF INTOLERANCE
and persecution. And now TO have the man who
undertook to be the exponent OF our Principles
affiliate with that great and good man " Hampton,
National Republican., 1877-10-27

THERE is story going the rounds that
President HAYES purposes to recommend that
the Presidents salary be again reduced to
S25, 900 per annum. This we have authority
to deny, for the simple reason that the salary
of $4,000 per annum cannot be changed dur
ing the term of his service, and he does not
propose to make any such suggestion as to
the terms of his successor In this connection
it is stated that he has expended only $1,000
out of his first six months salary. This may
be so, but when he gets through with the
months during which Congress is in session,
and the state and other public dinners arc
given, the figures will tell different story.
National Republican., 1877-10-27
ON THE MORNING OF SEPTEMBER 7

the large rcdoubt and the entrcnched camp north
nj pleynn werr In mil view Tho FIRE opened from
batteries Of eight pieces. The Turks did not re-
spoud for an hour. The firing was accurate on
both sides but owing TO the long range the dam
lge was slight After successfully closing In to-
wards the turn on September II, the tde of the
Emperor, assaults were made In cold, drzzling
rain. The Russians OF Krislow's Corps rushed for
ward under murdcrous fire from the rcdoubt.
The fire rcsemblcd that of several batteries of Cat
ling guns. Nevertheless, the Russians advanced
with great bravery, and in a few moments reached
the ditch ofthe redout. Hero they stood for about
three minutes when
National Republican., 1877-10-27
Il o R r + N 7 .

E'V
FURN 7 II ED 10 U SEa.
have several fine HOUSES, delightfully."- located,
aud furnished In excellent for rent for tho session
sioo TO sro per month, to private hmilles only,
J. " N. HUYCk,
Real Estate Agent,
No. 1901 Pennsylvania avenue,
octslm Arlington Insurnnce Company BuIldings
National Republican., 1877-10-27

ENOR SALE-A FINE COiLENDER BILLIARD
l. table. i345 + street, opposite Ebbt. House.
oc25st-
EoR SALE CHEAP-A FIRST CLASS SEVEN
MARINI'S HALL. Il street, between Ninth and
Tenth str Ttets, n. w. Ot.0 1w
National Republican., 1877-10-27
FOR SALE.

k,OR sALE.-AT DOwLING'S AUCTION ROOMS,
II STAR building, SATURDAY, October q, at twelve
m, hno pair OF chestnut Sorrel Carriage HORSES;
silver. Mounted HARNESS, (new,) and PARIS built
LANDAU. (nearly new.) The best chance offered Tor
years TO secure line family turnout at low price.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

without decisive results but they will hold their
positions throw up counter lines of intrencOment
and strong redOubts. The Russians held the Loot
chachRnsce with division OF cavalry across the
river on the Sofia road. Gen. Scobeev's great
bravery was rewarded by promotion u tho rank Of
lieutenant general, IN command OF the Sixteenth
Division. He is thlrylye years old. Gen. Pom.
eranbew was advanced from the command OF the
Sixteenth Division u that Of the Fourteenth Corps,
and Gen. Krslow resumes command Of the Ninth
Cavalry division.
National Republican., 1877-10-27
HOUSES.

TOR REST-HOUSE NO. % STREET NORTH
II east ten rooms; all improvements; in fs class
conditioni rent low to genteel family may he rpd
In board. oc2J.lt
National Republican., 1877-10-27
ROOMS FOR RENT.

dS7 STREET NORTHWESTERN RENT
Ics neatly furnished parlor. bedroom rni
hath room, all adjoining, en- either the second or the
third nCor. oc2I TuThS3t.
National Republican., 1877-10-27

EoR RENT-A SUITE OF ROOMS SUITABLE
- for member Of Congress, In central locality.
Rent low. No. 10 Grant Place ocSu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-28
fPssssd April %. irT.l
rur BOARD or TRUSTEES OF GOLD hill

ths bUAhD W Asssss. W S~"~ 1850
ssc1ios !. An annual tss Of three delisr,. to he
due and .psyab,e on the hrsi day of Nay of .seh
"sn ;si ,hs s' s. y x. Il Town q osa % H ~ p'
An s,s!nf any doc ., dog, ,,ns
or she shali pay the sun, of three dollar. and shall
- entitled 70 rseyip. thsretof.
SEC. J. II shail b the dniy of the Town Cierh u
ths said Msrshsi. . snfseisnt number of suitable
tags tAkinE bis receipt tbereiof Said fass b
di.ps.ed O By the Ms,.h.l 70 .Ls msnnsr hsrsin,
sss z ss Ss.sa q a.';sss sSsp.. rom ss q
sSs ss r ss,s ssss sssi sr@ ~ on ~ ~
The smoani p.id Into ihs Town Tr.sssIy
Of every peiesmsn. TO taks Into custody. any dog
or dogs within the liuiis ef ssid town net pt.'
vided With and wearas isg'. as herein pteyldsd.
and xhen % inpoundri they shall b. kep, s.eursly
ior forty eight hour. II not claimed aud ihs tax
hsrspy lsyied paid tefsre the expiration o. such
he efhess inipoabdihs them. or b, the said
s:s : 70, ..sA deg % taken !a,s custody. y y q. y.
csnt... for Killing and buryinG each imponnde'i
s sS II. ;s:s :s s.n ;sd p,csss ss sr :s
l.. :s 81. az Ss lss d ,.ss al sS Is. S x.ss ~
So. q. Any pefson wishinS 10 pay the said tar
on dog that has bsen impoundsd. shall psy 10
the nsBhai The cum of hve dollars bsfors he
shap Be- entitled 10 receive tag and r.eeipi, az
he shall produce Q receipt showing that the tsx
ou aid Dog has been pail fof the year eommsn-
cling % provided IN section one OF this ordinance.
eIc. Z. Al ordinances and parts VI oriinanc~s
In sosds' With this s'dlS'ss' nssri,cTye' srfi sTsye' r~
@ Sss,S:u, q ID. Board Of fivsi.s. ii o. iis Town
VI Gold Mn.
XttsstI wM. ny. DOANE.
cisfk of hs Board.
o. ns.lss s.dlAsnss Ma =. .. rssa. sa. pss.,d
fyrisi, SisDSsss ssa frs.lasrs 'psushy.. Absent
-frsiss o.. w. ~; D0ANk.
p...l osaa nm. An =. vi. nssist
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Passed April n. A. D. is'T.l
- BOARD or TsUsfsrs ov GOLD MIL

a. srSsis. y f-'-'>' -
1,rYIos n II shaiI h svfui for thrps OF mors
pelssu v.d1r tks sssof tvsniy-sns yssfs. 10 ren.
r&eais sr sssrnfAs, " snssEs In any spSIt " sx-
sretss, of male o. sa1eavsf W nIaks any nes- "
diaurbAsos In ahy pubiis strsss or thorough are.
coln o. alisy, 10 this town,
y shall bsths duty o. ~ poliesmsn. when thsy
psisoss % sdssdias y nsvs on ssd di.psrss. and
W hrest any ons Whe rsfases TO comply with such
Request. rI. .u u.l--. .a
nc. . No psrson shall Engage upon Q public
Midway 10 ssu1uct having . tendsney " snasy
psfsons psasing sr bling upon sseh pubie highway
viihin ~ te.n nn,itsi snd shsns,er The nee
p.taass sfany strsst os Sidewalk shall bs etstruei.
sdby efowd. excspt on eecsAlsn of p.s1s met.
pstss % lneys ea sksn drsytsi - ~ ds By the
Csef Of fonys ef any peIle.msn. .,
srsniss. .poisy o. dissrdsliJ nsnSsr within ihs
laiii q tAs isvn, vhsrssy ,Ss p.se. ., Esss orast
Of lths lows W any nslshbofhooi shali bs dis-
tuTbed.
Gsa I. No perpon shall discharss any gun, pistoi
- sthss assssa. !. asy ssrvst. my NJ hAhvsy
within The nnits u he TOYS, nos within ens hsn-
-. skk.v r,,h,n ~ l,m,ss M ,Ss ,osn Al
,sn =, spsss ~ .sessd AZ miI.s prs h,ur. NOT 4,
mn 4 r,snnsr A. 10 spdsnref the public saisty.
sc No sSs publicly s,pss .rs S's ~ ne.
Eve g mSsesns & ,ansus .as ~ ,a.n sre /. yIa.aei =;
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eRoCIRIIs, PROVISIONS, Etc.

GR0CBkIkS, fk0vISiOHb, ktc.
G ROC ERY STORE.
RICHARD m :. MERcE i u GER .
MAIN sTaEEr. GOLD mILL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
| NOW ON HAND
AND pos sAts caEAP roa CASE.
a LAsoE As.esrnEsr 2. q
a 0roosriss Anl Pruvisio.s, dirset frcn ths
CaliiDrnis haFtsts, eouphsins.i 10 pasS
sUaAssS,, ssS,,.. g.
'n'.' sS5EgsIls.. ss'Sysss,o 'SSysss,or..
GANpl GAN sauis
PROVISIONS o. AL KINDS
THE BEST oPwINKs AND LIQUORS
A. Wholesale sad Rssaii.
VEGETABLES AID FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD NxRcER.
asosss sosnsor. hv. rolsos.
ROBINSON & FOLSOM,
MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL,
Jus. O.lev til. Railroad oro..inx.
WaSGss,'Al. ~ AND RETAIL '..l'''
FAMILY GROCERIES,. PROVISIONS.
rlI.~l...,.s ..d L.sr,s.s,.s o,l.,
.o...r.' ,'.......'... as.
GOODS or xvxnY DESCRIPTION.
w SOLD CHEAP FOR olsn.~
aos,.;'.a.:. '.. !. q ,o..om. |
J. 4 J. B. 'MALLON,
@ Street, next to the Bank Of Cali.
fornia Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA
W1IsoLrsAIE AND RETAIL DsAlras
groceries anu PrOVlSlOnB,
Crsehsry aaA wssdsswars, Chiss SETS
asA French Cui Giass, on asAi
Csudlss. Fssr asa Feed,
Ate., Ese., RIe.
WINES AND LIQUORS
:Of The arss sssliiy ssiy.
s,tAspy,-PoRr ssl suKRRY wTNE |
fer nsdieinai nss.
We cali tbs spsciaii attention Of Nine and |
Mil Superi~tendsnts 70 our large and CON. /
plets stock Of Oils and Candies for mill and /
mining purpos@s. We o6sr that class Of goods /
at q low FIGURES - thsy cen be landed /
nom any psrI OF the United States, thus
enabling mills ant mines on the Coustoof 10 /
purrhas~ oils, Candies. etc - cheap IN vir. /
Rinia - thsy can either IN Bsn rsnciseo % /
the East, with Q guarantee of obtaining nrst-
claas Rord1, delivered ffes Of charge % the /
miues In Virginia or Gold Hill.
]. 4 ]. D. MALloN,
ms0 .virrinia. Nevada.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
v, I'm RY,
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nrposrrs Of COIN OR BULLION received.
Il .lthsr "a open .seo,unt or 10 Issue Ckh
TIFicArEs therefor, payable lat the option oi
tho holderD In Gold I'm OF San Francisco; 10
make collections. parchase Bullion atthe most
favorable rstes. or advance coin snsieon wneu
forusr,i-d TO the Parent RAnk In San francisco;
coils Bills Of Exchange, and transaets venersi
Banking business.