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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-04-17
by Harrison a. O'Neal, AuctiOneers.
| 4 AkGE SALE OF FURNITURE Al THE

- CITY HOTEL.
Will b. cold At the City Hotc corner Royal
and Cameron Streets Alexandria, Va, the
ENTIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE OF forty
rooms, purlors and dining room, embracing
Feather Beds, Carpets, Bureaus, Washstand5.
Chairs Tables, Bedstoads and all the articles
found in first class hotel; ptso BAR ROOM
FIXTURES. Billiard Table, Sc, &c. Sale TO
commence WEDNESDAY,, Apri! 18th, at ten
o'clock q. M, and continued daily until the en-
tire stock is sold. Inc present proprietor will
show the property a! any time previous to tho
day Of sale.
Terms: Cash under SO; over S25 credit Of
three months; tho purchaser to give note, with
approved security, besEiRg interest from date.
ap std
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E-Ey~ TEETH, if not kept clean, soon decay.
Youug peoplo, remember this. Use daily
THUhSTONS IVORY PEARL Tooth
pOWDER 1t will preserve them through life.
Sold by druggists. 25c per bottle. feb Z3-ly
aTHARD TINES demand economy. Prae'
,ce i. Renovate your soiled Gloves with JOU.
VEINS NODORLE SS KID GLOFh
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold hy druggists. Is cents per bottle.
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Gs"Y. NJ G.. A.--The regular monthly meet
iug of his society will be held in their room to-.
uight. nj i o'clock Tho members sro hereby
notified that NJ this meeting is the preparatory
uLo 10 tho anniversary meeting nd annus! cleo
;..yn. it Il incumbent upon them to be punctual
N their attendance.
It ,IEs ENTwIsIE JR Con. 3erl'y
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by VIRTUE or 4 DEED OF TRUST
- executed 10 tia undersigned hy. Arson
Bangs on the l2Eh day Of July, 1863, OF record
in lilo Clerks Otiico Of Prince William County
Court, 1 shall, on TUESDAY,, the Sd day Of
April, 1877, that being Court day, proceed 10
sell, before tho front door %! til" Court House OF
Prince William county, ior cssh Tho, Certain
TRACT OF LAND, containing six hundred
and eighty-one scres, Lhroe rools and twenty
ono poles, situate and binding Oh Little creek.
in the county of Prince Williams, aud IS par:
of tho Evansport tract. Also another lot Il
acres and 81 poles, binding On Little crook and
Potomac river, being also part Of the Evans
port tllracI. Selling rs trustee, / will convey.
such ,it!c only US is vested in mo by tho decd Of
trust aforesaid. Given under my hand this lsL
day Of March. io1I ..
l!l 3-ti 4. NlCOL, trustee.
r. The ahov. sne hiss boon POSTPONED till
tho SECOND MONDAY IN MAY, the first
day 81 rtince William Circuit Court ap Aid
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pOPT or ALEXANDRIA, APRIL H..
,s,, ris,,s..... {, 20 Moon seta..."...,.ll ~
',r,r s,ds . Is 81 High wNter........ u w
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8-NorIcE--Thero wili be Is meeting Of the
liquor Merchants Association held ut Hal
lew Hall to morrow lWe!ncs !ny) evohi"G
1t ) o'ciurk.
II Ey Order Of the Chairman.
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r. ANHRETu':; GARDEN SEEDS--W Q are
IL in receipt Of our usua! Spring supply of
Seeds from the shows named old and reliable
firm. Our stock will bo found " comprise all
the old and vol known aud some new varieties,
and being offered al rs reasonable prices as re-
liable Seeds can DO sold, we respectfully invite
an inspection Also Flower Seeds i'll & eat va
riety, to which wo especially invite the attention
Of the islips Garden and FlOwor Seeds i'll pa
pers mailed 10 any address. FREQ Of postage, at
the rate Of 81 per DOZEN papers.
,!ANNhY IL CO., Druggists,
fob ~ Nos - and ll) KING ST.
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Local HreVilies.

LOCut 1tTcSlSfcS
Marriage licenses we're issued 10 W ashington
Yesterday to the following parties David f.
Lowe, OF Alexandria, Va, and Mrs. l.. Z.
Wilson, Of St. Mory's county. Md; Levi b.
kidwe aud Mary E. Bird, of Fairfax county,
Virginia.
The County Court Of Alexandria county,
Judge SaIgstcr to preside, will meet here on
Monday next The Circuit Court for the coun'
ty, Judge Keith to preside, will meet here the
Sd Monday in May.
The Maryland ferry steamer Virginia recon
merced her trips to-day.
10 mothers whose children are weeping
Sweet aud balmy slumher secured for the little
ones, and coughs aud colds rapidly banished by
the use Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The ROAD TO HEALTH.-Clcause the stom
ach, bowels and blood IRON all tue acrid, cor
rupt and offensive accumusations and you re.
move The cause OF most diseases, and thus pre-
serve good health, aud, also, save large doctor:
bills. The most effectua aud reliable remedy
far this purpose is Simmons Liver Regu lator
nre7v uf0etdUe The trial of one bottle Of
package will prove to the patient the virtue oil
this medicine.
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Ti.ARkE'S A IT, 3 i ]. 10 y : COM
~ FOUND, Simmons Liver Regulator, ue!'
a,ina, Extract Beef, lIostctter's BittorS. ALL
,ocks Porous Pastors, Bcnson's Celery and
Ihsmomle Pills. Tarrnnts Setzor Aporient,
M.rshalrs Catarrh Snuil, Carbolc Tooth Soap
sal Eureka Tooth Powder just received by
NH + 4. 5. HEADQUARTERS u BIO
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TrIRGlNIA SUGAR CURED IA MS-Per-
Y sons il want Of Country Hams OF superior
quality can bo supplied ~
40 IL +. d. DAVIDSON, l4T King st.
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JOB TYPE,

and are constantly adding to our stock. from
which wo arc prepared to print anything, from
q visiting card up Ia poster.
We guarantee satisfaction in overy particular,
and assure all who may ontrust their orders
with us that they will To oYocutod promptly.
G9sORDEkS FROM III Il COU NTki Will
receive special attention.
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CtOAPSl SOAPSI b. II. Rabbit BEST Soup,
~ Higgins German Laundry, G. 3. J2we!l $
Laundry, Fowler & Co.'S. Sterling and Olo
soap, Mckoonc. Vsn Hagen Cos. Family
alive Erasive and Oriental potetsivo soap,
Kitchen Crystal Soap and choice Toilet soap
,,r saI. by Iapl7l w. A. JOu ASON.
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DANTE PAINT Just roceivol large
l. supply Of KEADY MIXED PAINT, IN
ona pound cans, suitable for family use; also n
iull stock Of HARRISON'5 READY MINED
PAINT, in ono gallon cans, suitable for town
and country painting. Prices guaranteed. Call
aud examine the samples ut
W. f. CREIGHTUNS,
NH Is So King street.
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4 ROMATIC COD LIVER OIL. being the
~ best Newfoundland Cod Lvor Oh, ploa-
sanity favored, tho nausoouS. tshy tsste, so
objectionable in tho plain oil, being completely
disguised, making it acceptable 10 the most do
lics,s stomach For sale by
sn0 WAKEFIELD &C HALL
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~ I.BS PRINT BUTTER
~ Just received By
uul7 G.. WIN. RAMSAY.
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fJIOMATO CATSUP-One cask choice I'oma
& To Catsup on hand and for sale IN QUANTITIES
~ suit. Iap III WM. A. JOB NSON.
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BUFFALO LIrHIA WATERING arc
- constantly recoving lrestl supplies: OF the
above valuable wator. lho sales oi TINS "Hlof
hsye boon very great since iLa introduction, and
exceed by far tho sales Of any kind that We nave
over kept in stock We are constantly hearing
Of benefits derived from ITS use. Pamphlets
containing letters tron persons beno!ttod can
be had upon application.
an Ia & INA DREhnEk Il RkO
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NAT GKlTS, fresh. received to-day by
apl7 j. G s. Il. MILBURN.
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sNAGLE BRAND SUGAR CURED IL ANS.
u warranted the very beat, and small Sugar
"urod Shoulders and Breasts for sale by
ND f. +. j. DAVIDSON, ut King 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
Registered Letters.

The system Of registering letters for
transmission by mail is not generally un.
derstood. and in explanation Of the matter
the following from the Boston Commercial
Bsii.,i. 10 Of interest:
"Ths advantages Of registering letters
arise from the facts that such letters are
more carefully looked after by the Post
Office Department than are unregistered
once. A full and most particular record
Of them Ia kept a. they pass from point 10
point on their journey h their final desti.
nation. On their arrival at the destined
P~ost-oficc the sendee IL at once formally
notified that Q valuable registered letter
awaits him at the Office. and TO that Office
be must go and sign q receipt for his let
ter. This receipt Ia returned ~ the send-
or Of this letter. who has thus placed In
his hands . voucher that his letter has
been duly received. Registered letters for
all the great business centres are always
sent in q special pouch in tho hands OF q
special messenger. and are, OF course,
placed upon rather . more satisfactory
footing than are those mailed 10 out-of-the
way places. When destined for the small
er places they travel in the special pouches
till they got 10 the central point nearest 70
their place Of destination. and are thence
sent 10 their travels. as carefully watched
and protected a. Is possible. But though
the Postonice Department takes all this
pains with reeistered letters. IL assumes no
more responsibility for the registered letter
Than for the unregistered. II undertakes to
transmit them with the utmost skill and
perseverance; but II not finally found IL
will not pay fer them"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

Of the troops. He will agree 10 no anal
gamation OF the Legislatures, except IL has
. Democratic majority. and on condition
that II approves all the acts passed by tho
Nichols ranch - herstofore constituted.
he VIII eoncede the Republican, no au-
thority IN the Government He 10 fortt-
hed In his position py the superstition that
the President cannot do otherwise In Lou
isiana than In south Carolina. Packard
vr ~ or1.ni,o ,hs f.r,.i.prs IN
he Returning Boards basis. The
Commission express their discourage
ment, and see no alternative but
.nc TAI. ~ w no maa,ana .ns.
Tom. which we're discn.seJ ta.Jsv In the
Cabinet. Recretaries Sbsrman. McCrsry
and Doycns thought Nicholls ssked too
-n.h .nJ th.t n So,lJ ba r~nJ,.riesd Tor
.hs Admini.trstion h sIts, n. courss 10
meet Nichoiis' sbsurd eIsims' Fv,yts and
Schr,. - No iigbt o,csrt IN -irs,rrc,ino
ne co,nmi..ion 20 sct scoo,dinv a. thsiP
,nSem.nt Itsr too hourss discrs.,on n
yu.. Sas;a.a ,h.t rv.r,s sSor,J nssnsrs .
s;.ns.ch ,o.nirht hi. Nv. dons Knit n.
ssp -. ~. re-. ..aras =, a. ss.,aS thst
Su.sn. Ia Inc-ssr s.,,i"a ~ ,hsir
oAo,n ana ~ IN, $3.50. 40
no action that leaves Packard out. From
o conversation with members Of the Cab.
met, II is inferred that the cipher con-
tained an ultn'a!um ron tne rIes,uens.
Vii Se ovsntnsl,y withdrsvn' md he pre.
Ter. 10 take his chances In that event than
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
FOREIGN NEWS.


The European war Abous 70 bssiu'
npcu,nr,r. April l3.-At the Cabinet
80. ,..,a.,, On ..u,
.ouneh 'e''e'u"' w"
out inc reserves
CoSsrASTINorLE, April 3.-The Monte
necrin delegates had q final interview to-
.,,v nth s.fve, p,sh.. who declared that
80 u.I-,....,. CIT
'hc IvIs ~, , Te.,s VIA ,ala,,.nhsJ
p,inca Sicho,.s Thai Tho armi,,icc had
snJsJ anil would moi Ia prolonrcd,
go n-.s...- Ia - .u.,,
81. .a. - ~ W. rh. c.rina,
eouno,. a. Tn.s,.L n;,c,is. a. somnIa,o
$500 y, a. nra,a.oi AL ,b.r.torn IA.
rsYee"n ~. 30, n,an...i 49, mi = s,ccisI
pp,.n-in",sr,isry ~ nj pcter,burg NJ fur.
u.n'pnNa",ia., 4. n..I..s u-on,on.,ro
w, heso"slon y, i,os,;i,,i.. rn,ii
VIII ae.e, az, .nalIa,nn The W;n,.,sr =,
mrss,as ns ~. ,.,,,n, az, ~ A.
war hAs o.uccu w, . :, W. :
ent,e ni,,ipAIy ais.iI.s y. ny. aatS;
OF All so'u'e's vi '''''"S"' "'o'' "' H'
ihs'an''
PARIS, April is;--It Is staIed inat tne
several isuss,Ah oohsuls III iurkey nav
sNe''''" '''~' iF
country.
Count orloi. the Russian EmDassador'
nau an intei',ew WIN nus De.aAes 'o-uay;
It Is asserted thai the former protested
against the statement mat ItusAia WOULD
immediately enter ON q campaign against
Turkey. On the contrary sue was not
disposed to reject NEGOTIATIONS ID case tne
poNers Wisha W "AA' ""' "Np''
" concii'a'o"'
LONDON. April IA .Mondard dispatch
from Constantinople reports hat ilus.ia 10
bringing hor reserves In Asia to the Turk
ish frontier. IL Is stated that Germany
does not wish 10 sec the neutrality OF Rou-
mania violated. and consequently the prin.
cipal Russian attack will bc on the Asiatic
side.
A .Staadardfs Vienna correspondent says
Russian officers from Persia repor, that
io,OOo Persian troops are eoheonIrsts near
the Turkish frontiers. The gar VIII start
ON tho gath instant for me vlein,.y OF inc
army. A manifesto Will DO issued on Iuos-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Livermore Herald says: From
the summit Of Brushy Peak a saddening
scsns IL now visible. The great west
side Of the San Joaquin valley Is spread
out like a map before the gazer, and in
all that eIpanse. for the distance OF one
hundred miles. not q green spot IL visi
bic. In the early part Of the season the
grass grew to the height Of about two
inches, but the drought coming on. the
blades were turned perfectly white. This
gives this plain the appearance OF great
alkali desert. Its parched surface reflect
ing the glaring rays OF the sun. What
must be the prospects OF the settlers
throughout that region can be imagined.
There was nm attempt made q few
nights ago to kidnap G. II. Phillips,
Cashier OF tbs Bank Of San Luis Obs.
po. Mr.. Phillips lives about half or
three.quartsrs OF q mile from the main
portion Of the town. in what Is known
as Phillips Addition. He was called to
his door at q late hour. on the pretense
that he was wanted on an urgent matter
Of business. When he presented him
self, q pistol Was aimed ut him, and he
VAS told to COINS along ; that he was the
that Was wanted. lie managed.
however. to make his escape. II 10 sup.
posed that the object was TO compel Mr..
Phillips to open the bank vaults.
A meeting Of tho bar Of Alameda
county was held Mt Oakland on the 10th
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
THE EUROPEAN A


In view Of the dispatches which We
are now daily receiving from Europe.
there can b bat little doubt that within
the nsxt ten days Russia viii formally
declare var against Turkey. The ostsn-
sibls obj-ct OF the czar 10 70 secure the
Christians in Turkey IRON the psuscu-
tons to which they have bean subjected;
but everybody understands that this
avowsd object IL mere pretsnss Of Rus
sia TO justiiy her action in the eyes Of
the world. and 70 give 70 the war In
which abe 10 about 70 engage the sem
blance OF . holy crusade. The real.
and the only ultimate object u TO secure
to the Empire an outlet to the Msditsr'
ranean. which will at once place her
ON . footing with hat o.
England. and make her the envy o
every commercial country in Europe
Il is tho old Eastern question revived
"A renewal Of the old struggle In which
Russia cot so terribly worsisd the las'
time.
IN the Crimsan war. however. the
Car had to contend. not only against
Turkey. bot against England and her a.
lies, wLo rallied to the support Of The
Ottoman Empire. In the coming con-
test 1t Is probable that Turkey will have
70 look out for herself and fight her own
battles. This state OF things 10 the re-
suit Of the superior diplomacy Of the
Russians. They have practically bound
all Europe hand and foot induced
every great power to pledge itself in i'd
vance to non-intervsuton. When the
Powers signed that famous protocol. de-
manding. not asking certain reforms OF
tn, Porte. they placed themselves prae-
tieally in the power Of Russia. 1t was
an insult to the Porte, and oil course
no has flung back defiance in the
face Of all Europe. The result IL
that neither one Of the Powers can
consistently interfere with Russia in
enforcing the demands which they
themselves have made. Securing ths
signatures to that protocol vas n oil
the most brilliant strokes Of diplomacy
ON the part Of Russia that the world has
ever seen. II cut OF from Turkey BE-
forehand the assistance Of any n OF
the Great Powers. and left her to cops
with Russia single handed and alone.
The effect Of the war in this country
will DO slightly to u advantage. but b,
no means 80 greatly a. IL would b
should England join in the contest. II
that case her merchant vessels would b
subject to the attack Of Russian cruisers
and the grea, carrying trade OF tn
world would naturally return to Amer
can ships. A II is, We shall have
greater market for our breadstuffs thai
without the war. aud for u guns ant
ammunition. This will bring none,
into the country. and money IL eertainl,
what We need Just nov.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
rnH ai....TiN. IN SALT LAKE.

Th.,e ~ill be an immense nasa-meet
in, ~ n. d.spis.d Geptil,sip Salt LAX.
c,,v ,o-,;,h, Tn. ob;sct Of hi.
,..s,i., =. - .rn.., n thu limited
S,.,-c...,uoa,,o,. ~. .ueb mans.
m u.,uu.,. =,
80 80. -.
concerned, anu " ufss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

-HossrAS. the inhuman brute who
smashes in his wife's head before break
fast with the same custo that ordinary
men imbibe m early cocktail. is again
under arrest for induleins in his faroriis
amnssm.rt. lie will bs tried for assault
and battery before Judge Moses. and
the public are anxious to know II that
learned e~Ipounder OF constitutional Law
will deem il "cruel and unusual" to
give this worse than brute the full PEN
atty which the Law allows. II convicted.
every decent man in Virginia would 70
joice to see him fined $1,000. and i'm.
prison.d for the full term Of ak months.
Put the wretch out Of the way for q
while. at least.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

THIS Is a sly Administration. Here
are those diseracsful "bargains'' which
everybody knows were made long ago
with sundry conspirators at the South.
and yet tho details OF the dicker have
never been guessed. Why doesn't ~oms
one make q damaging disclosuref
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

Tnnnx Is soms,hing almost sublime
In the courage Of . Rhode Island Dem.
ocrat. lie has to face inevitable de-
feat year after year. and yet he comes
smiliug at the annual convention and
resolves: "our faith In Democratic In.
situtions 10 undated"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

LARGE Irish retriever attended ser.
vice at the Bangor Cathedral three weeks
AGO. After .trollipg leisur'ly mp and
down the sisie aud showing his teeth
Whenever a foreihis expulsion was at
tempted. he finally went As far as the
letern, where the dean Was reading the
second lesson. and made q careful in
spectiou Of the vesiments in which tn.
divine IVES hsbited. When the preacher
assembled the pulpit the dog attempted
to follow him. but was headed od BY the
Bishops veresr. who chased him out OF
the cathedral. II was aqussr sPscts-
Gle ; the venerable official in beiasseled
gowr. brandisLins a iiver.hsaded dok'r
and trott:ng after the dog.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

Nh. Twrkp's diary, especially those
portions OF 1t which ars staiiscal and
which record the prices current OF leg
i~slators and others would be valuable Us
q book Of refsrencs-no less valuable,
perhaps. as a siatssman's manual than
the historic memorandum book OF the
late Hon. 0akss Anes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
LOUISIANA.

II seems that the Louisiana Commits
sion Is TO accomplish no good purpose
after al. and that President Hayes will
Be- forced 70 treat that State in Accord
with his own ideas Of right and
justice. Nichols. under the impression
that the President must do a. he did In
South Carolina, and failing to recognize
the fact thatthsrs is no similarity what
svsr In the two cases, refuses all tenders
Of a compromise. and obstinately de-
mands the withdrawal Of the troops.
Packard. like the true patriot that be is.
expresses . willingness TO acceds to the
proposition Of the Commission. have
the Returning Board members OF the
two Legislatures assemble. canvass the
votes. and decide which Of the two CON
tsstaats 10 entitled to the dovsrnonhip.
This II sminently fair. and u Nichols
had any faith in the justice Of his cause
he would not hesitate = moment in &C.
espting the proposal.
One thing the Commission has done.
II has simplined the Presidents action
In the matter. II has reported to him
that Packard 10 NO doubt the Governor
Of Iop;s;sna ds ,urs. and BROADLY hinted
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
NEVADA ITEMS.

Last evenings Reno Gd,sAs says: Be-
tween 8 and 0 o'clock last night Mrs.
Pollard saw o tramp climbing into the
kitohen window Of Mrs. Beck's house.
corner Of Lake street and Commercial
Row. She sent her boy fer IN officer;
but the fellow discovered that Affairs
were likely to prove q little dcklish, and
that the best policy was TO take leg bail
while yet thsre was time and opportu-
nifty.
An Indian stole q pair Of boots at
Austin and was arrested and fined $25,
with the alienation Of l2H days In Jail.
This Ia hardly worth noting. but the fact
that he paid his fns (as the Repeile tells
us he did), IL something to DO wondered
at.
Eureka county allows the Assessor
426 days to perform the duties Of bis
ONCE. washos allows 800 days. Elko
allows 375 days. Humboldt allows $50
days.
The survey Of the route Of the Winnie
mucca and Oregon railroad through Sur-
prise and Goose Lake valleys will DO 70.
sumsd the coming Summer.
One Gustav volkstatt, q tailor, has
absconded from Austin. leaving his
creditors In the lurch.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

The Phoebe Record learns that Jim
L~efingwell. we'll known throughout
Eastern Nevada, accidently shot himself
in the foot the other day in Leeds dis
trict.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14
THE OLD WEDGE SALOON,
MAYNARp's BLOCK,
MAIN STREET, .---..... GOLD HILL,
Opposite the Bank OF California.
I'M STEPHENS q PETERS.
GEORGE l. lAMMoH.
PROPRIETOR OF
~ SOUTH @ sTREET, VIRGINIA.
ILLUSTRATION.

NorfoE IL HEaEBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Books Of R~egistniion for the Municipal
II elton 10 be htd on Monday. May 7. A. D.
is11. for the election OF Town oficsr OF The
townof Gold HILL. will be open on SATURDAY,
April 7. A. D. 1871. 81 10 O'Clock 4. H., and 70.
10th. md from April i6.h TO Wednesday. April
18th. from 10 A. Il. 10 or. y. and from Z 10
?. H.. snd on Thnrrday. April 2cth. from ID
4. n, to or H.. At which time the Books fol
Registration will close, NatnrsliEsd citizens
are required to present their papers q the Tina
OF registration.
KIohieio Registry Agent,
Township No. 8, Storey county, Nevada,
Gold Hill, March u, 1871. mh3ltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-14

- Also . large stock of MIfaRs AND
oHtLDRHN's BH0fs AND SLIPPKRs, Too
numerous to mention, It proportionstsiy low
YIItarss foe sale and store 70 rsnh.
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