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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-31

80 ..# r.. by James III. Taylor & Son, ..s.'.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, q.
Office corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
WE WILL, AT THE REQUEST OF
w the owner offer for sale at public auctions upon
the premises, on TIL URSDAY. February l. 1877. at
Az O'Clock p. b., that NEW, COMFORTABLY
FRAME DWELLING NO. 1867 on the east Side OF
rooms and kitchen. The lot fronts II llh-12 by lOO
feet, with a hydrant thereon.
We will also offer the vacant LOT adjoining the
above, which fronts about 25 by 100 feet.
TERMs: Very liberal, and made known at the
hour of sale. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
!. IN % ~ : s-. .ss AucIionecrs.
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BY Robert Is. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctloneer.
1912 Main street.


EXECUTORS AND TRUSTEES SALE
IL OF 4 NICE FRAME STORE, WITH DWELL,
ING OVERHEAD. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET WEST OF AND NEAR TOJU
Dab TREE1.-We.lhe undcrsigncd,exec and
trustees under the will of W. r. Jones, decd, acting
under decree of the Chanccry Court Of the city of
Richmond pronounced on the 9TH day of December,
1876, IN the suit styled Joncss executor U.s. Zones,
will proceed to sell, upon the premises on tRIDAf
the I'd day of February, 1877. at O'Clock T. el.,
that desirable TWO-STORf FRAME STOKE slt!l-
at-d as above, now occupied by Cornelius Logan:
The house contains five rooms, and Is very wei
built: The lot fronts - feet on The north siGe Oh
Leigh street and runs back depth Of feet.
TERMS: One third cash: the balance at six and
twelve months for negotiable notes with interest
added, and title retained.
The above sale IS made ut the risk and cost of Cor
nelius Lggan. the former purchaser, who has fal
to comply with The terms of sale.
RICHARD L. BROWN.
-. ''T WILLIAM PEMBERTON,
Executors and trustees under will of w. B. Jones,
deceased. -
ROBERT Il. LYME. Auctionecr. jazz
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OYSTERS.


BE- t,r-e.s no RICHMOND, January 80, 1915
TUST, ,ARRIVED.-My, vessel "a ~
u has arrived with load of the NNksW
FINEST OYSTER RS In the market from NV
Hampton bar, Hampton creek, and Mill creek, which
I am selling at the very lowest price for cash.
No. 1897 Franklin street. no.l; 80 -
il 30-3t* i. CAPTAIN Sd. WHITE.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

tgt:a l-.t t,t POsTPONEMENT.
The above sale. on account OF Indictment weather,
Ia nostpoued until MONDAY the 18th day OF Fee
ruary, ut the same hour and place.
:, - 80 EDWARD Y. CANNON,
:, e1awtd Special Commissioner.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

| FOR SALE PRIV AT Ell IHE
| E pRETTIEsr BUILDING LOTS on franS ri,
street opposite to Monroe Park; also, several LOTS
| east of the Park, on fhe south side OF FRANKLIN
| TTnns. Essy ~ FRANK d. HILL, .
( q 90, 11O8 Main street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-19
Educalional.

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Lyon County Teacher Association wa
bald at Dayton on Saturday last. Pres
snt-Professors James, Cassbser. Bray.
Miss Leslie. Miss Plummer and Miss
Nidgeiy Of Lyon county Professors Van
wagensn. Baker. Ewing and Miss Taylor
Of Storey. Mr.. Young. County Superin-
tendsnt Of Lyon county. presided and Miss
Nidgely oficiated ~ Secretary. Professor
James Of Silver gave an interesting dis.
course upon the subject Of " Interest"
Professor Baker gave an able dissertation
upon the subject Of Elocution. He WAS
followed BY Professor Ewing. who made
some valuable suggestions In regard to the
best method Of teaching arithmetic.
Professor Casebecr discussed tho subject
Of "Bonss." Professor Van wAgcnen
made somo remarks upon the necessity for
public exercises In schools which were we'll
received. Professor Bray advocated the
BENEFITS to be derived from rhetorical ex-
srcises.
A handsome collation. was served up for
tho teachers by the people Of Dayton.
which courtesy called out q vote Of thanks
from the aforesaid teashers. Resolutions
were alss adopted in respect to the men,
ery Of Miss Hall Of Sutro, lately deceased.
The exercises. which were Of o highly in
terssting character. concluded In the eve
ming with q grand spelling match. under
the direction Of Professor Flint OF vir-
ginia. Ayoung man named Harris spelled
down tho class. and In Q written contest
MI NJ. n.--.A 81 A.. nnaNaR Has,
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STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.

We have sought By I'll fair and hooorsbls
means TO gain the confidence Of the community
In which We live. Our motto and belief has
EVER b-en that "iionesty 10 the Best Policy"
by jud eious buying. strict economy. fair DEAL
ipG and strict attention 10 business. vs have
gained and intend 10 rstsln the oonhdsues and
svod will Of the people OF storsy eooniy. In
order 70 accommodate our large and growing
patronage We have opened . branch clothing.
b uss In God Hill. sscord " nothing Of the
Kind In uoid Hin or Virginia CITY. tbs store
80 Intend TO mn In connection with the vns IN
Virginia City. 90 - TO accommodate both end
OF the @ Imsioek. Both stores viii b. supplied
:: y, ., q t: 18th 9Th =: ssry is .s ;tyi s.: md .
variety and ~ch-apnn<s. eanrsSt b exceiied By
sny clothing house in the STATE Oar stoeks Of
nns drsss asd bu ,iness suits 10 unsxcslisd IN
tbs ststs. Oar boys' end youths' stock 10 I'm.
msnss. In the line Of hAts. cape, boots and
shoes, sbd esnts' furnishing Goods. ss dsiy
competition. Friends snd pstrons OF Virginia
olty and 90 q Hill. rsmsa bsr that Ne have 81.
ways d,ait fair, and sqnsrsiy with jog J thst
ws sell goods below eost, while actually mai.
ins . pront. Oar. motto has always been
.Tair Dealing" We intend In On. future. -
in the pest. 10 male 70 ~ Jour sdvsn'Ags 70
pstronfss ne, By nrst, buyins our goods IL the
East. which W. can do o. rates that viii snabls
rs { /. cell sg lin. 81 nturss that Will always Fivs
700 the fall worth Of your money ! secondly.
By fair. honest sad &C ommodaung dealing
with ell Who may favor Us with Q call he.
member the pises. Pistt 1 Rich. Hall's build
lag. opposlts the Nsws once, Ndn street.
GOLD Hill. and 70 South o strsst, Nrytsia
City.
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the principle Of coercion. The ssrrss-
pondent says the object, Of course. 10 10
mako the people bslisve that Russia has
gained . diplomatic victory.
Tne Manchester Guardian has . dispatch
from Con~stantiDople which says that pop
uisr feeling against Nahnoud Damoud II
gaining ground. Thirty Softss were ar
rested on Tuesday. Tho Minister Of Po-
lice has been dismissed because be was
insuficiently watchful. A large body Of
Softas went to the Palace on Wednesday 70
demand the release d their comrades.
Revolutionary plscards are increasing and
the people within the palace are becoming
anxious.
A telegram from Scars says there was .
six-hours obstinate light between the
Turks and the Bosnians on Saturday, be-
tween Bonaventurs and Drexgnis. Both
sides suffered heavily. The Turks retired
upon the Lionor.
A special from Berlin says the Russians
appear 10 regard the protocol - . valuable
concession obtained BY Russia.
Latest East Isdian Reports.
LONDON. March ia dispatch from
Calcutta says the Afrsodis have submitted
and given hostages for good Behavior. The
Kohat pass IL consequently quiet. Tho
number Of natives employed on the relief
works at Madras decreased 9.805 the past
week. and In Bombay the decrease was
$1,000. principally due 70 laborers being
absent On account Of the native holidays.
The Bombay authorities report the phys
ical condition Of the laborsrs good. and NO
signs Of starvation.
The Pops Appeals.
Roxx. March i9.-It IL stated that the
Pope has dictated . nots. which the Nun
clos will present 10 the various Govern
ments, representing the condition 70 which
His Holiness will 30 reduced II the Cler-
icAl Abuses bill 10 passed.
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v,rx,ai. rir-n.es.

Chief Engineer Brown. Of the Virginia
Fire Department. has recommended the
following persons for appointment by the
Board Of Fire Commissioners rs extra men
In the several districts Of Virginia City /;
First District-John Cavanaugh and Dca-
con Emery. second District-J.J j. Cooper
and Charles Legate. Third District-Mark
strouss and Alex. Brisachsr. Fourth Dis
triet-william Gunlach and J. W. Hemcn.
way. Fifth District-william Oliver and
W. ID. Ryan. Sixth Disirict-R. j. Breed
aud David Crosby. The Seventh and
Eighth Districts will be filled on the rec
o~mmsndation Of the Assistant Enginecr.
Niles Pinlan IL recommended for appoint
ment to take charge Of tho hoso-house at
the corner Of z and Washington streets.
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ne..r,wrr. sA.s E,.st.w.
I,r r,,d,v mich, man Of I.etuI

LAST Friday night . man of Returning
Board proclivities counted sut one-hAlf OF
A hog from the Alta Market. In Gold Hill.
Nothing has been seen OF tho pork since
that time.
AoAsE OF baseball was played In Gold
Hin Yesterday between the Young Actives
and the Unknowns. The Young AcuNts
were tho winners by 4 score OF "a to u
on account Of extreme cruelty Ida NJ.
Greepheod has been granted . divorce
from Otto Gresnhoci. Plaintiff Il also
allowed to resume her maiden name.
JouS LoySAcnAS has been appointed
DAINTY Constable Of Gold Hill instead Of
Deputy Marshal. He already holds tbs
ofse u Town Marshal.
Tnx Knights Of the Red Branch gave a
bal ia Miners Union Hall. Virginia. last
lay night. IL Was u well-attended
and peasant affair.
C,,r,N T. q. TAYLOR. Superintendent
Of tho Yellow Jacket mine, returned from
San Francisco yesterday morning, accom-
panied by his wife.
ToR the past few days the weather has
been uncomfsrtably wsrm-ospccially IA
those walking over tho Divide between
here and Virginia.
TIE charge o. woma beating. entered
against Oscar Steele. will he heard before
Judge Knox, In Virginia City. next
Wednesday.
Ia \. PARKr is travelling in Southern
California for the benefit Of his health.
liz was almost we'll when he left here.
SOCIALLY and financially the Emmei
Guard ball in Virginia City last Saturday
evening Was q most complete success.
L~rKurrs,Sr wuKELxn's exploring and
surveying expedition will probably return
TO this section some time In June.
ELIzAnKru SULLIVAN has been granted 4
diyorc. from her husband. Failure "a
provide was the cause assigned.
w. 4. woop. Of Virginia City. has bcen
appointei . Court Commissioner. Ia hold
once a. the will Of tho Court
Tux Ancient Order Of Hibsrnians made
zoo showing a. they marched through
Main street last saturday.
r.noxr shooting was indulged In by
mepbsrs Of the Emmett Guard last Sat
urday after their parade.
surY.rwo bars Of bullion. valued al
siI3.54s 50, were sent from Virginia CT,
last Saturday night.
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n fpops Appssls,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Romantic Endisg % the Bardiek.
skoiands Eiepesnsas-rhs Ceu.
pie Escape she Father aad are
Married.

BAN PRlSorsco. March le-1 ?. NJ
Tho sequel 70 tho DsKolands-B urdlck
slopcmcnt has occurred. Tho circum-
stances Of the flight Of Miss Burdick with
tho Russian Lieutenant and her recovery
by her father wsro chronicled . short time
ago. Since then the young lady has been
at homo under surveillance. but Saturday
night BY the assistance Of friends she
escaped. boarded . yacht that Vas stand
ing OF and on In waiting near Hunters
Point, where Miss Durdick resides. and
set sail for Vallejo. Tho wind failed
the yacht Oh Angel Island, the party took
TO q small boat and reached Vallejo dur.
ing Sunday. Here DsKolsnd met Miss
Bardick and proceeded with her 10 the
county seat. whero at 1890 Monday norm
ing . license was procured. and hur-
rying back 70 Vallejo they were
married by . Justice Of the Peace about
8 O'Clock 4. NJ, and started on the next
for Virginia City OF = bridal tour.
An agent Of Burdick went 10 Vallejo In
pursuit, but missed his game.
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Aaseea AAles.

sAs FnAxcrsco. March io.-3 2. ~.
Modoc-3 50 sold.
Rye Patch-3a bid.
Con. virginiA-i2 sold.
California--44 bid. AZ asked.
sierra Nevada-6h asked. c. bid.
EIchequer-5h bid.
Con. vrginia-i2s sold.
Ovcrman-5sS bid.
Beat a Beleher-2sa bid.
Belchsr-Gh asked.
Ju;iA-4S bid.
Bullion-i5a bid.
Impsrial-is asked.
HALE a Norcross-i% bid.
Alpha-lGt asked.
MsxicaA-i5h bid.
Caleionia-7 naked.
Gould 4 Curry llS bid.
Oyerman-59 bid.
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srocx RErORr.
~lasronrrp DAILY =, AZ. krArrss = COL
M. rraneises Bsar,i.
rms xosxIxa.

oAn Franchise Boarst.
TINS NoRxrsa.
$40 Ophir. nix. 2ix bio, AN. 2is
100 Mexican. 10. ist. lsk
TO tsoaid d Curry, ~. lis, nf
700 Bea / Bslehrr. 3sS. ,sS. AN
Ic0 California, As. az
sss savaee. 81 ,
ssso Con. Virginia, u. ~. nv
IT'S Hale 4 Norcro->. AZ. ~
ms Crown Point. 81
3s5 yellow Jsehet. u. iO'.
f7o0 Imperial. iS,iS
lis kentuek. GN
- Alpha. i6A
CTS Beleher, 81. ON
81, Risrra Nevada. az
i7.0 Utah. isk, lev, 10. i9s
$50 sullion. Is. its
90 Exekcquer. Q. 81. 81
$50 uysrmsa 81. 81. s1x. ss. ssS
leo Justice. u. ns. iis. IN 30
Loo suceor. SIC
400 Union con M =. b0.Ts
eco julia. tk. ~. As
100 Lady Bryan. i5s. iOc
1910 Csi~ionia. G.. es.6a ho
IS Knickerbocker, sc
60 baltimore. I Is. ~, ~
% Challenge,
go Silver Hill. sk,5
$50 Dayton. toc
3D New York. 6Oc, Gc
$50 Phil sheridsn.s 81 40. ~. 10 ho
~ Occidental. ~
10 Ats, ~
loo woodvilis. eoe
90 Lady waAhipgton.a
$50 ko~.uth. &oc
80 Andes. I 10
$50 North Con. Virginia. COG. Sc
isa Prospect. 9c
w Trojan, J.. "
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TUE Carson MiSr.-Thc March coinage
at the Carson Mint thus far amounts to
$4,000. composed Of halves, quarters
and dimcs. 80 gold has been coined
during the present year, on account OF the
imperfectness of the double-eagle dies
manufactured In Philadelphia. The hub
from which these dies were manufactured
has been condemned by the General Su-
perintendcnt. aud others nov being man.
ufActured. are soon expected.
SE,poRS JONES, a resident Of Silver
City. has 4 beard four feet and Que inch In
length. Tho champion whiskered man In
Virginia. Who boasts IS inches. Ia ready TO
70 him $40 that he cannot show up 10
inches. Professor Metcalf. George Ford
Of the Ophir. and Alderman Pottle can
each make = good showing In the same
line of business, but . San Francisco chap
discounts them all, his whiskers being O
feet q inches In length.
LOOKING UPTOWN lots are lightning
to DO again In demand in sutro. and q
number Of buildings are o being erected.
Last week one lot 25xiOO sold for $500.
Mr.. sutro ere long will build q railroad to
the Carson river. . distance Of q mile and
a half. He Is employing a stream OF water
to wear out q channel for the road bed.
The Railroad will be extended ~ tho river
In 4 straight line from the tunnel. and will
be used first in hauling wood TO the tun-
mel.
woop HAuLiSo.-George 8. Elder Of
Lyen county has three hundred animals
employed in hauling wood from Dayton
and Empire 10 Gold Hill. Virginia and
silver City. The teams average W cords
per day from Dayton and 30 from Empire.
". Elder makes his headquarters atJohn.
town.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Eastern Muddie.

LONDON. March l9.-In the House Of
Lords this evening Lord Derby In reply 70
Q question BY Earl Granville said he had
received an answer from 81. Petersburg In
regard 70 the English smendmsnts 70 the
protocol before coming into the House ;
that Russia proposes certain alternatives
which the Cabinet have mot yet had time
70 consider.
A special from st. Petersburg quotes the
GoIsis - declaring that peace may now DO
considered certain, - England has ap-
parsntly decided on . protocol containing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-19

LYON COUNT fUbLic oChooLS'-in
public school In Silver City. Prof. T. d.
Jones. principal. Miss Leslie, assistant,
has about $50 pupils In attendance. The
Dayton school. Prof. Casebsor. principal.
Miss Emma Midgely. assistant. has about
the same attendance. The Butro school.
Prof. Bray. principal. has thirty pupils In
attendance. One family alone In Sutrc
IL blessed with nine children.
THE people Of Dayton and sutro have
commenced gardening operations In earn
est. Mr.. sutro has gone into the rAnchins
business extensively and will SOW aboui
200 acres with>Alfalfa on either side Of the
Carson river. He has also laid out two
public parks OF eleven acres each In the
town and surrounded the Same with shade
trees. the whole being enclosed with :
wire fence.
JoooLEs wRioHr.-L. n. Schrack. uncle
Of the late Jogyles Wright, corrscts . nis
take made In all the papers In reference b
the nativity and age Of his deceased
nephew. and says: "Jogglss was born In
thirty.eirht years, four months and one
day old at tho date Of his DEATH"
FIRE IN snvxn.-There was . Are In
Silver CITY la.t Saturday niRbt BY which
A.. ...,as... ..I,.,,,. !. ~. 49,. =,
u,u"" ' ..."-
stroysd. Tho building was situatrd back
Of tho Stone House. and was unoeeupicd.
Inc loss amounn "a sl,oyV. NE 'aousn'
70 poa case o. lnsenaiAfi'm' Ans p''P'
e''y wa no' 'h'u'ou'
ISJuScrIoS.-The Trojan hosting works
have been shut down. In consequence Of
an order from the First Judicial District
court. Issued upon rPpnTsIon o. .ne
ovelmah ImPAn!. ,.hs A.. Ir,nr..i"n
ven INV
shou'u no' W po'P''uA'
IN uoop ohpAh'-aonunh'.' shs'
Company. No. o. on tho DIVIDE had 'neir
lively and efficient steamer out This after
noon, trying her squirting cApaeihes
q llttlc' shs ala spienaialy, anu u
Whenever REQUIRED.
10. n,--~~-xx -n.okskl lkn
AAhoh eofio
largest cottonwood tree In the stae OF Nc
vadS Is one on tho sutro plantation on The
larson river M ABOUT %a,. nna /. 1 svs,
Ave- 100, In diametsr Al liz bsss.
The parallel rod OF the engine Reno,
which usually draws tns express VAN
was broken o. hunskcrs on tne aown VIZ
last night, inc uchoa brougn. up .ne
express train this morning. aud the Reno
ihosh VINO ous"' INV
tho business prospects Of the towns III
Western Nevada arc improving. carson,
Siivsr o,.y smu D~ n,rs ,,sssIsni h.
yery direction.
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pRONCnlTI@

ID rom John Flag. Rsq- of Benninztsa, u. H.
"Thres years since WAS very much Fseuosd
with dreadful cough. which rssuitsd N broe.
dIencult 10 speak In an audible volcs. ~ this
Wa sddsd severe night sysats, o ! 10 fsef.
ful OF going into Q decline. ARR reeoarss g
DR.. Wistsris Rsissm o. Wild GERRY. . fsv hot.
lea OF which fully restored ne 10 health.
since that tIms have hsd several revere 81.
,acts Of cough, but the beleam has slways y:
should not know how 70 do Without u"
Sold BE- all drugxtsts.
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WHERE To buy a BABY.-on Saturday
last II. W. Grant, furniture dealer. next
door to the NEWS Office. placed just outside
Of his front door q very handsome child's
rocking chair. In q short time q bright
eyed ro.y-cheekcd little girl three or four
years old. while passing, spied the com.
Portable little vehicle, and unable to resist
the temptation. child like. seated herself
in the chair TO try IL. At that moment a
lady passing noticing the child's action,
asked her how she liked the rockingham.
Very much. was tho reply. and added
Isn't your name Mrs. ~ Yes. said the
lady. Den why don't 90 buy 1t for your III.
tie girlf I have no little girl responded
the lady. bu. I would like to buy one very
much do you know where could buy
onep The little eyes sparkled a. the an
swer camo quick (: No. I don't know where
on can buy a little dirl. but know where 90
can buy a baby. Where Is that, asked the
lady. Why. said the little one, apparently
greatly surprised. don't 90 knowf at Doc
tor Halls.
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PRoM A DISTINGUISHED JuRisF.

81 have tried the PERUVIAN snuy. and the
result fully sustains your predictios. 10 has
mads Q new man OF me Unused into my sysr
TEN new vtgof and enerRy. ] am no bussf
tremulons and dsbllitstsd - vhsn you last
capacity for labor, nsniai ana physical. tiss
sshny line during he last avs yssn." BOD
By I'll dfucists. .
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LroH's KArnAnoH mskss bsanttful. sIossy.
lururisnt hair; prevents its falling out 90 turn
fng stray. Il has strod the test OF forty ysArs,
IL charminsly perfumsd, and has no rival
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In . letter to Mrs.. Lisie, Of Chicago, . web
known contributor to the Western press, she
sschbes ths cure Of . dangerous cough. aeeom.
panied by bleeding at the lungs. 10 haie'is
liouoy OF fiorshound and Tar. my cough"
but the Honey OF Horehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF g." The letter was TO
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed Il 81
the disposal Of q. N. chttsnton. Z Sixth ave.
nue. Piko's Toothaehs Drops cure In one
miuuta
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GROCERIES. PROVISIONS, Etc.


%. .os.sor. .v.rosos.
ROBINSON & FOLSOM,
NAN STREET HILL,
'...s-.. tn. Railroad c's..'.s'
wHs IL AND RETAIL '''t'''
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
n,.-,..,.. as. L.......,..lo'a..
Csserai .
GOODS or EVERY DRscarrrros.
~ SOLD a.Arr,Oa oI.H.~
na......
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STERN / SON
A suPYoCATINa COUGH.

Main street. near nllroad erossinr. Cola n
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BY TELEGRAPH

81
WADE HAMpIoH's PROPOSITION
TO THE PRESIDENT.
He Wants the Troops Withdrawn
from solth Carolina.
AND IN THAT EVENT GUARANTEES
THE PRESERVATION OF PEACE.
Postmaster General Key Unfolds bis
Southern Policy.
REPUBLICANS TO RECEIVE
MS PATRONAGE WHEN
POSSIBLE.
An Eastern opinion Of the Chico
Horror.
The Legitimate Result OF Violent
stump Speeches.
[srrciAL pisrArcHrs TO II GoLp HILL
DAILY. NEwsl
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A steamer Loaded With on.

NKw YoRK, March IS. Tho English
steamship Spartan left this port yesterday
for Java. frfighted with 39i 900 gallons Of
refined petroleum. The object Is TO head
Oh the arrival In Java Of 100000 gallons
Of oil shipped In sailing vessels In January
and February. This il the first ocean
steamer ever loaded with petroleum.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-19

AsTRiLL, N. H., March i0.-Two young
men. named Campbell and Bailey. finished
q political discussion to-day by tho former
striking Bailey, and by Bailey shooting
Campbsll dead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-19
N. Q. sTAMolsM

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED Al
candidate fer reel elton 10 the once Of
1'ovn Tfsssarr Of Gold Hill. 'subyect 10 The Do
sision ~ the people. mriTtds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-19
Another Compromise.

Bosros. March i9.-Ths suit Of the Gov
eminent against Jordan, Marsh 4 Co.. to
recover for alleged differentiation Of
goods. has been settled by the payment OF
S3O. 600 and costs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-05
Giiualions Unuic>--femaIcs

COOK. Protestant woman an excellent coos ;
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