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ME ASjii | mail one and One-haii cOz.
W. WILL I'll Of the most beautiful
new ChrOmo-, ia French oil color, ever
seen Tor 81 py, They are mounted in sxlO
black enamel and gold mats, oval open
lnZ, and Outset. anything now before the
public. satisfaction guaranteed. Two
samples for - cents, or six for 81 cents.
send 10 cents tor grand illustrated cata-
lugUe with ClTOmO oi Moonlight on the
Rhine, or ~ cents tor Two Landscapes and
Ga IA Lilies on black ground. J. LATH-
Man & o., 4Is Washington ST, Boston,
Mas, Ae1 ! Ia, asr,e5s 81 53E a FORTUNE
Ar Work. Je5eg Sep & Oct
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If you want 10 get suited in = pair OF
Shoes, 90 TO L. V. Blends.
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NV YORK. July 30.-Cotton-Quet
at II !6l2 7.I6c Flour-Dull and
n,avy; receipts $500 barrels; No. 2
50 GOAT 80; supertle western and state
So 25(a5 10; common 10 good So o5(9
6 10; good to choice S6 25@6 80; white
wheat extra So 4OG6 So; fancy So 10
as IS; extra OHIO So 9OG8 70; ST..
Louis s. 9OGl0 90, Rye Fiour-Steady
al 81 75G5 10 Corn Meal--Duli; west
ern % I5mS 30. Wheat Quiet but
firm; receipts 5000 bushels; old un-
graded SheUoygau spring 81 57!; No.
/ Minnesota spring 81 70. Rye-Qulet,
Bsrley-Nominsl. MalL-Quiet. Corn
Higher and fairly active; receipts 1885,
900 bushels; ungraded western mixed
goose; steam mixed 6l4@62!c. Oats
Dull and lower; receipts 1900 bushels;
western mixed and state 3Og5I4c;
white western SO. Hay and Hops
Unchanged Cottee-QIiet but steady
RIO csrgoes l6$a2Oic, god; jobblng l6}
m2l4a, gold Sugar-QIiet; fair to good
refining SE@9!c; prime 9tc; refining
llMllsc. Moiasses-Dull and I'M
changed Rice-In moderate demand;
Carolina 6Gp7c PctroIeum-DuIi; crude
&c; refined 1872. TaliO@--At SI(G
5 l6c. Rosin-Quiet at 81 S0GGl So.
rurUcntine-Flrm at BIC. Eggs Easier;
western l4ml5Ic. Pork-Dull and
lower at 5l4 20; seller August $l4 l5(e
IL ~. Beei-Quiet; western long clear
lie Lard Heavy; new prime steam
- 27IrG9 80; old - 1903 45. Butter
Heavy western l0@22c. Cheese-Dull
at 5,@l0!c WhIsky-Steady at 81 Is
asked.
CuUAao, July 30. 49, FJur-U
changed Wheat-Fnirly active; and u
shade higher; No. , Chicago spring 81 %
cash; 81 l2tC9l ia seller August; 81 O7s
al or seller September No. 3 96@97c;
rejected 73c Corn-Active, firm and
higher st 4S!c cash; Az seller August;
47ic seller September; reje ted 10. Oats
Moderately active, - shade ,gher at
299o cash; 2 &c seller August; 21iGL274c
5. ar September; rejected pic. HyC-
Active; a shade higher ut 51Hg61c cash;
tic ,oller September rG-SLesdy;
lair demand ri 3i5 3 cash; $l3 2O(d
Is ~ seller August Sl3 iOGlS 424 Sc!
Ter September. Lard--Duil, ending
downward At - So cash seller August;
~ 3 seller September. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Un-
changed ut j OS.
ON Cal, BoarI-Wheat Unchanged.
Corn-Frmur vt 47!lG473 seller August.
OAls-2JM -5Ic, seller August; BE seller
-. ..rs.l
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Staunt0n Female Seminary
sT.NNTlN, NIRGINIA.

Emu NIIF, HUI wv,
Rev.. VI I-r, A. NJ, Principal, U''lt
full and experienced corp, Of I'arhrn
inc uding Mn. Gen. J. T.. Is. SturI. -CbOs
not srctaTian. -Four denOmiua DO usTeTr
scented Ina the faculty. Board aud buU
comfort the best. Positively no rIfFaT
ganCe I'm dress allowed. Tenn, Ib'rA
Session opens Sept. o., 1877. frud 'pr rau
loguc to the Principal. 'yLlh
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j. W. FERREL

c eNTs' fine Shoes OF the latest styles
ust received T.; L. V. Blends.
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II you want TO get cheap and nice
fitting pair OF Shoes, go to l. Y Bonds,
ll35 Main street.
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SteubenviIIe, 0 Female Seminar
LADIES' SEMINARY,
Norwood High School ( coI4'
Norwood P. O., Nelson Co., Va

Endorsed by The Faculty ~ 'A'
yersity Of Virginia A. one 81 re -
Training schools IN Ia" - M.
The Session OF ls0--, ~ open
Path, 1871. with a full corps 81 in-u1es
and iull and thorough Instruction '1
Departments.
G1- Write tor Catalogue.
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JUST received, a lot OF Children 5
Shoes OF the latest styles, ~ l.. v
Blends
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Coon black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
j. ". Ferrefs.
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LAEsr STYLES o. SHOES Ist received
At l.. V. Blends.
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THE cheapest shoes ID the city At l.. V
Bonds
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Extracts from Te-tImonis'''

SIYERsITY or VA, july -, ~
SIR-It gives me pleasure . - "a
theNorWOgd High School ha1 ~. -. y
men 10 this Institution wei. pi,pAI,-g
the advanced Glasses Of the 1919
schools. II ranks among the bet las
schools for nigh aud thoroGsh tSl.g
it, disc pilne Is excellent, ana ne
fitness Of the loo atom unsurpAhso
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CARPETS. Carpets, Carpets, 80 now
to j. W. FERRELs.
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Object and CbHrNet.T.-Ih .s GU
modelled, In IT, courses and W'lnD ~
instruction, a. far A. DDSsibi" AZ
University Of Va, and II dssIgh,H
pare young men for that InriItotyl. =
at the same time ths course Of usLss.
Is 80 thorough and 80 complete '.h.
ing a. II docs all the branches 0i 80
edge belonging % a finished Z" -
that those VINO prefer " DO ~ ca
perfectly qualify themselyes TOR iiAhilLr
ate entrance upon the respon-.D'..''
life
Course Of study j. a. comp -. ~
thorough a, that .! any insllHNyD 20
state, following the most approve ~ "
DDS, and embracing ful. colI-' ~
following departments Of Singy
English Branches. z. The LA.I 10
Greek Language. 5. The h"fsiL =
MathematIr 81, CiVil and Mining kngL,y
Ing. .. The Natural Sciences. :. T'1
ship and Bookkeeping.
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5 OF the Toe ltIOH unsuIP
JAMS r. HARRISON, y "a
Cb15r1nJn III The tofs-'

=
Among the Numerous Ins,i -, az
learning Ia the south few. u sn!t;,r<
achieved the rapid and unpIe "a by y
success which has been attaihe ~
Norwood High school. II nov ~ ysosy
ond 10 none IN the state, Doth ~ -, -
ton and the extent Of patronage .,,,,r1ca..>
The discipline, a. well a. thes.,S,s 81
the plan Of the Universrty OF VT
and having proved an entire saoo@C0,r
be continued without chang
spyndenee OF the Gdiu.StoH Neh.' b. sehO'
Refers 70 present patrons oI - grsS
from West Virginia, 10 Judge 49, BrJ
Judge u. Edmiston, Judge 'SnI }
non, DR.. T. Il, Camden ano
Ransom. A. IL HOB
Also, 70 Mr.. q. Brady, Ar. =, ~ hst ssP
and other patrons OF the schoo.1y.s
ciaIly 10 the old students lhens
RpX-sg
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{ EDUCATIONAL
STATE BOARD Of EXAMINERS
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
MEANWHILE, pa

The College year vii. open ~,r, ..-.
The Preparatory Schoo. wl.,or.. ST..
day.
B 90 I'd on GGii@Pyr'.'yy p.a-, aa
SOaTding cheaper. Board IN hm..,.
- o. 10 $3.50 ."
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2Ist sEMI-ANNUAL SESSION B-rp
NARY AND COL sGi

For students OF both EeDe- IN dls'lnr, o.
par u"uts. Incorporated 1855 br.lllE
My .nuated. Full corps Of cpmPrf
iu-'Ii tors. Terms mOderdte. forca',Iog.s
address KEW. j. I. WARD, y. H., 20
" ..,iministrT, Md, or REy. ] ". tPiI
ToS, Agt., ~ v. Carey st., BaiumD'r d.
JylSeg
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NRTIN'S FERRY.


TIE prospect of starting the Ohio City
mill looks very favorable The meeting
of the directors, called last Saturday, was
adjourned over until Thursday next
LAST Sunday evening, two men were
arrested tor being drunk, and upon de-
post of sixteen dollars were released
from durance vile until last evening, ut
which time they had hearing before the
Mayor.
AT last the poem Betsy and L are
out" has been verified. Some time since
q German by the name Of "Gus" Grosh.
ner came to this place in search OF work.
and found position in the A.ns mills,
where be began work. lie aaI left his
wife and mother .in-law at Pittsburgh,
where he had 5000 on deposit at one OF
the banks. The family was sent for and
the wife drew out the money and came
to Join her husband bringing along the
mother-in-law. When the family AT
rived, "a suitable boarding place was Sc
cured and all went smoothly on. AT
length the husband found u desirable piece
of property and made arrangements to
purchase the same. The deed was drawn
up and had to be sent To California for
the proper signature. In tie meantime
the husband made objections to the
mother-in-law being one OF the house
hold, and, woman like, the wife declared
that her mother must remain with them.
Here the trouble began, and the wife,
who still held the 5000 in her possession,
went with her mother to the river and
were in the act OF embarking on the
steamer Abner O'Nesl for their old home
when Charles Groshner got out an at
tachment on the household goods tor a
board bill. The property was released,
however, and all things set Alright. The
family went back to the house, and there
division OF the 5000 and household
goods took place. The man took half OF
oil and the wife the remaining half
They then separated, each one going
different roads
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NoTTCE.

LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM.
Il selves Indebted TO the late firm OF
Henncgen, Bates & Co. will ind II u tn cir
interest 10 call and settle without delay,
at No. llj5 Main street. iel9
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THE finest sho.s KEEP. in the city At l.
Y. BONDS
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TUITION FREE

Contingent GENT rec 49, 81 per Tenn. Eo.,
improvements extensive; pa,luu4g. '-.
year - per cent over previou, y,tr. -
nets and libraries equal 10 N, l.,'
ply To Presi lent BUGBrE or 70 ,l.~....f
tary for Catalogues or information
iy.begVa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24
rILDxS As A =

Brick Pomsroy. In his recent attack
upon Tldsn in the Dsmocrut makes q
charge. which. coming a. Il does from q
Democrat and q very influential Demo-
erat. too. must command some attsn-
ton. He says: "His (Tilden's) brother
and nephew have been in Chicago. and
their agent offered TO Us ons-fourth OF
Tildcn's salary for the entire term OF
President II We would commit ourselves
and the Dtmocrui 10 him and LIT our
prophecy" Until this time no charge
Of . direct offer OF money for political
support has been brought home to III
dsn. Although IL Is morally certain
that he did bribs right and lsfs' he Gov
cred his tracks 10 skillfully that no
charge Of this nature could DO proven
Had this accusation Come from q Re
publican, it, truth might possibly DO
doubted. But Brick Pomsroy Is not
the man to wilfully tell a Lie to the dis
advantage Of . fsl low Democrat. we
believe the story that Tildsn did try to
purchase him and the influence Of his
paper; and II this be true in bis case IL
Is probably true in . hundred otnsrs
which will never be made public. The
American Republic is to DO consratu'
lated upon It's escape from the calamity
OF having elected as President . bribe-
river and an income tar swindlsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

execution Of Lee. Justice will mot b
saiishsd until the head and fro.t Of that
awful conspiracy lays down his own life
In szpiation Of his crimes. The svene-
ing angel Is on the wing. and In the
light Of these revelations by Lee. there
IL good aus to hope that his nsrt
victim will DO the President Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

CArrlrS BORON recently swan across
the passage between the island Of Capri
and the port Of Naples. The distance
is between eighteen and twenty miles.
Captain Boyton started toward 3o'clock
in the morning. and, although hs did
not stop on the way, he only reached
the steps situated to the east Of the
Villa Rationale at 7:35 In the evening.
the wind and strong current having dc.
layed him several hours on the way.
Ho was followed by several steamers
bearing the American flag. and landed
In presence Of Victor Emanuel and q
large number Of spectators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

THx Cincinnati Commercial stands al
most alone in ~advocstin. an extra SEES
sion Of Congress. Among the reasons
It gives for desiring il are these : "The
new President may perhaps md him.
self strengthened in the policy adopted
toward the Southern States by q definite
expression OF the sentiment OF both
branches Of Congress upon this great
issue. And there Is positive need Of
further Legislation to mako the promise
Of the speedy resumption Of specie pay
ments Q full reality. In all probability.
both houses Of Congress would nnd
themselves in accord on this question.
as tho sentiment OF the country is un-
quostiouably in favor OF seizing the pres.
snt unprecedented and favorable juno.
ture for marching toward the rsstQra-
ton Of honest money with tho least
possible delay"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

We are informed. says the Truckse
RepuLlioan, by j. q. Frasier. OF the
Tahoe Fishery. that the snow has en-
tirsly disappeared from the roads be-
tween Truckee and that place.
We heard this week the owner Of
quite q body Of sheep. now near Sole.
dad. says the Monterey Democrdt, remark
that he expected shortly 10 have them
slaughtered fer their hides.
A gentleman OF Stockton recently
purchased in Kern county 5000 head Of
sheep. 1000 OF which he bought for Ave
bits a head. and 1900 for three bits O
hand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24
NEVADA ITEMS.

The winnsmucca Siiuer Stole OF March
22d says: The Grand Prize Company
Of Tuscsrora shipped 70 San Francisco
last evening six bars Of bullion OF the as.
sayed value Of $l1.050 40. The Leopard
Company Of Cornucopia also shipped
west last evening three bars Of bullion
valued at $4.496 50.
The Tuscarora Times will Be the name
Of anew paper to be started In Tusca-
rora by Ed. Littleield OF the Elko Poa.
The Reno papers complain that the
Law regulating the sale Of opium Is not
enforced In that place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

ANpr WnrryoRD FALno.-Bsamis
Pi,lsy recsived last evening the follow
ing sad news from Genoa BY telegraph
"Andy Is failing terribly fast. Better
come up al once. 7. ]. MURPHY"
This has reference TO Andy whitford,
whom everybody in Nevada knows or
has heard Of. His disease Ia pulmonary
consumption. We understand that
both lungs arc almost wholly destroyed.
Mr.. PiIley will 60 to Genoa this morn.
ing. Mn. whitford. who IL In . sad
condition Of grief and dihtress. 10 a
sister 10 the PiIleys.-Cdrson Appeal.
Ndrch ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

To prevent tampering with letters
while passing through the mails. q safe
ty envelope has been invented. On the
flap OF the new envelope the word'
''Attsmpt to Open" are printed with I
double set OF chemicals. the FIRST i'm
preston containing nuigalls and tho
second green vitrol. II the Zap bt
steamed or moistsned in any way tho
magic printing will appear to betray The
attempt to open.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

ErrHkn Judge Mackey has allowed his
sanguine temperament To mislsad him
or there has been a marvellous change in
South Carolina in the past two weeks.
In conversation with a reporter OF the
Washington Sur the other day he
said: "New life has been infused
among the people Of our State by the
friendly and just course marked out by
President Hayes. aud tho people there
will sustain our new President with all
the warmth OF their southern nature In
. just policy toward the South. In rsla-
ton to the Government OF Chamber
lain. his power and dominion extend
Just rs far as his ssntinsls are posted
and no further. while tho Government
Of Hampton is recognized by the entire
intelligent, wealthy and order.ioving
community all over the State. The
dismal prospects Of idlensss. vice and
crime among the $4,000 colored laborsrs
In and about Charleston have entirely
changed since the PRONUNCIATION OF the
inaugural address Of the President, and
planters throughout the State are en-
gazing these poverty stricken people
and setting them at work upon fields
which have laid waste for many years.
Altogether the prospects in that section
have not been so bright since tho close
Of the war"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

ArrH all the talk about frivolous
aud immoral France. it appears that
there are o illesi,imate births in Ger
many. In France the illegitimats births
are bot 20 in 1000. while in Prussia.
out Of 1000 births, 10 arc Legitimate.
and In Southern Germany 200 out Of
1000 are illesitimats. In Lower Aus
tria this proportion runs up TO sos out
Of 1000. and in carinthia nearly every
othsr child IL ill~egitinats.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

TIE Corinns Duly Record finds our
dssk regularly, with the incoming Of each
days mail. Itisansw paper. just started
a Coinns. Utah. by the Record Pub.
lishins Company. with John W. Pike As
editor. Mr.. Pike is an able and talented
member Of the profession representing
the cart prsssrva,ivs," and gets mp a
pretty spicy. ~vide-awako paper. Polit-
ieally. the Record Is Democratic; other.
wise IL will do.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

PaUpESr mammas are finding that
Washington Is q hard matrimonial
market. The members Of Congress,
Senators, and other Government ofic-
ials bring their daughtersto Washington
with them. to show them "socisty."
while they leave their sons d homo to
learn business. and make their way In
the world,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

The London Spectator. In commenting
upon an adjournment Of the Prssiden'
tial problem. says: even the Union
could not survive frequent repetitiOns
Of such quarrsls about the proper
method OF elscting tho head Of the EI-
scutivo." It Is gradually dawning up
on the EnRlish mind that the Union Is
much stronger than 1t has the credit Of
abroad Of being. Thus far 1t has prov
oil equal to all emergencies, and no
government in Europe could have tri'
umphantly borne the strain which has
left our " a self. sustained ~ ever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24
INCORRECT.

Tho San Francisco Siock ErcAanoe
speaks Of tho GoLp HUI Nrws ~ hsy.
ing been ..amonc the most bitter Of the
journals hostile to the sutro Tunnel en-.
e-srpriss. and which Ia. nsv,r LOST
~ oooortunitv IN Js,ids and .buss
thN.omo,.r =, a.. IN. A., MANA.
,ition \. bo,b ineorr.c, and un;ust. a,
our AL. Nil, ,how 10, va h.ys
ps,,r f.il.d 70 accord 10 Ii. su,ro Tun.
ma, nro;.c. Ia fuiI m.,its a. the chi.i
n-ro.nse,in. ,-n,ernr;.s in mi. section.
w. h.v. simply opposed the claim Of
,vo doll.r. ma, ton !. ROYALTY" for drain.
inc N. com.,oek Isdcs. which the tun.
,,, h.. r,,.,,, f.;is5 n aecomnlish.
IN. u,n.. A.. .,,..a, vo,k.d and
~. Liant, =, anna hunar.d. Of
o., h.lov N. i,v.l oktbs tunnel. there.
,o,. AZ. ,,nn.l 4. mot and uovsr can be,
hon..,,, .,,i,i.a IN THAT Il nsvsr has.
.na ,s,.r can. earn : for tina, ..royalty'
v,. o,,n,.l .ol.lv and purely as a con-
.;a.,s,,o. for draining the mines. The
,ouo-;r. n,ono.i,;ons va have already
-.L.-..a.,. =. A.. ,,u. msr;,s Of ths
s.,,. Tunn.I nro;.c,.
rir,,-I, /. IN. m.., extensive and i'm.
portant prospecting snierpriss on tho
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

Tue New Hampshire Prehibitonists
havo succeeded in elscting . Congress-
man. Jones. q brewer. and the Demo-
cratic candidate In the First District.
owes his election entirely to them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

EVERYBODY appears to be serene er-
cept a few disappointed ofice-seekers
and Democratic editors who have In
fatsd themselves with the gospel Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation ofiAny evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada It Is
thereforsEh The very est and
most stdcient medllWf for
BUSINESS, mining AN all
othey adverttsing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-24

J. q. MARSHALL.
.%POSTOFFICE STORE
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL
LARGE ASSORTMENT
RLA.N 3 o o KS
STATIONERY.
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, CLOCKS
AND
J E w Z L Y
Toys and Fancy Goods.
AGENTS F0R THR
SAN FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO
p A p E r 8.
which are delivered In any part Of Gold Hi.
-ALSo
ALL THE LATEST
EAsTERss PERIODICALS.
a.t..,n Tn. rotson..,
eALLATIN q FOLSOM,
GOLD MILL, . NEVADA.
....pHALxas n....
n A r D r e.
Iron, Steel, Coal,
Astoves, Tin ware,%
FUSE, POWDER, ROPE, BLOCKS,
aAs PIPE AND PiTTINGs,:
shovels, Picks, Handles, Nails,
Milling and Mining Goods.
GALVANIZED IRON: PIPE
:"AOE TS oHDRR.
RlSD0n IRON WORKS,
sAMERAHoisco.
w. u.
JOSEPH MOORE. superintendent
DuiLDEIts OIL ALL KINDS or MINING
4, 10 nAcnlsERT ) 'i''' the various forms of
Davey DITcrential Pumping Engines.
COMPOUND CONDRNsING BRAN
PUMPING ENGINES.
Csnpssnd C~sudsasips or Nsu.Csudens-
ias. Hsrizsatsl Punsiss Rnsises,
With balance bobs and spear rods.
DIrsci-asIss Csmpssna Cssdsssinsisr
Nss-Cssdeasins ..Rnaines,
Pumping direct into tho water column without
spear rods.
Ifydrauiic.Punpins R~nsines,
Working from the water column.
Hydrauiic Psmpius Rnsines,
Working from an accumulation.
Tho Davey system Of drsining mines recon-.
msnds itself By is chespness, economy and
safety for deep workings, and the facility with
which IT, capacity can be augmented Of any
time, should the water In the milne increase.
Parties contemplating the erection Of pump
ing works should communicate with the RS
don Inn Works. who are ready 10 supply plans
and estimates for WORKS OF any capacity, CON.
piets.
Send for description Of the Dinsrenilal CON-
pound Pumping Rngins. deIs an