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, 1877-09-02

The Chicago produce markets were 81 gonger Sat
urday, and brcadstuns were more active Mess
pork closed i0c Der prl higher, IT SIC 35z3
12.37.: for september aud 81. 471z,ll2 so for
October. Lard closed TIC per 100 t $ higher, ut
e* '2': rs 5 for September and s.. 4:,: Tor Ccto-
bcr. Meats were dcmer, ut 81 for loose shoulders
CSC for do short ribs Lake frc,1t is were less
active. at e.lc for corn to Tut1alc. liiyhw1ncs
were steady. at ST. % per gallon. Flour was in
better demand. Nheat closed &c h!ehe1, III 81. o.
fos September and 81. 90 for October. Corn closed
% AZ higher. at i. cash and +;;..c for October
Oats closed &c hieher, Ut :4c cash and 24,:c for
October. isye :ir1ner, Al :3az531-c. Barley
closed &c lower, at GG4c Tor September. Hogs
were 1c;ire and Grncr, at s. 10n;,. :>,. Cattle
were sieady, II; S:-50G5.: 50 for poor to choice.
There was light demand for sheep ut s. O01I l. :,5
One hundred do!!arA il. gold would GUY SlO3 81 4
IN grecnoackS At the close.
, 1877-09-02

words: ~ adjure Thee by the living GoD'
that Thou tell Us whether Thou be the CHa1s7,
the Son of the Blessed" Tho answer was :
" am." Thereupon the High-Priest rent
his garments, which was the customary
action when blasphemy was pronounced IN
the presence Of Jew. JESUS was condemned
on His own confession, although oil the
Talmudists hold that the Jewish law - con-
demns no one to death upon his own con-
fession."
b1r. ISNEs reserves for another article the
consideration Of the proceedings in the 10
man tribunal. His Investigations in this
connection are original and full of interest;
and, if we have been successful in present
ing fair abstract Of them, the reader can
not fail to admire his learning, and to gather
some information from the light he has
thrown upon tho subject.
, 1877-09-02

Comparison OF the British grain trade for
this year with that Of former years clearly
demonstrates that the demand upon tho
United States in the near future will DO
greater than ever before. An elaborate
review of British cereal transactions appears
among our cable dispatches, and shows
beyond the possibility of u doubt the
correctness of tho deductions drawn
by Mr.. WILLIAM L. FAwcETrE in
his letter, published in TIE TRIBUNE of
Saturday. There is no question that the
grain trade OF not only Great Britain but
also Of the European Continent has fallen
of in the ratio in which that of the United
States has gained. and the demand which
has been steadily growing will soon develop
into trade which promises to make the ex-
portation Of cereals from this country IN in-
terest larger than the most sanguine has ever
contemplated.
, 1877-09-02

Upon long and exhaustive system Of COM
p1icated mathematical computation the base
ball compiler of The TRIBUNE has succeeded
in figuring out the exact relation borne by
the Chicago White Stockings to the cham
pionship. He estimates that if the Club win
all the coming games of the season and the
other clubs lose every game they play, the
White Stockings will win the pennant by a
small majority. THE TRmuSE's baseball
compiler has the reputation of being the
most reliable gentleman in the business of
reporting the national game, and his opin-
ions carry weight His statistics may be re-
lied upon, though the contingencies lie sug-
gests are not liable to accrue.
, 1877-09-02

| At the meeting of tho Common Counci
last Monday, resolution wns reported b,
| the Special Committee on the Canal Funt
acknowledging the obligation of the city IL
make that fund good, to cause to bo appro
| priated from time to time sufficient sum o.
money to meet the deficiency, and to oxpent
what remains Of this fund upon the erection
| of (. new City-He11. Another resolution was
offered at the same time directing thai
Immediate preparations be taken to put in
the foundations of the new City-Hn1l, and
| to employ such help aud make such contracts
, as may be necessary to prosecute the work.
After some discussion, the whole subject wns
referred for final decision till the next meet
ing, which occurs tomorrow.
There should lie no farther delny in this
| matter. The Council should determine to
proceed Immediately with the foundation.
and without any unnecessary pickering as to
who shall have charge Of the work. Good
faith and the interests Of the city alike
demand this. As q matter of good
faith this course is due to the State, which
voted the payment Of the Canal Fund
(amounting in all to 50, ,121, ,420) on the con-
dition that ut least oue-dfth of it should be
expended iii reconstructing the bridges and
public buildings and structures destroyed by
the fire upon the original sites thereof. One
fifth of this sum is $G22,254. There has
been expended $317,14 on bridges and via-
ducts, 50, 4G5 on police station, and 3d., 5,so3
on four engine-houses, rebuilt on the orig
lnal sites. The other expenditures on
public buildings and structures did not
comply with the condition of rebuilding
On the original sites, and cannot there
fore be deducted from the State Fund. The
total amount Of the State Fund already ex-
pended on the restoration of public build
ings is sS3G3, 400, SO that there must still be
expended the sum Of $259,575 before the
city will hare kept faith with the
State. As matter of fact, however, there
is no public structure to be restored on it's
original site except the City-Hall. So the
entire residue of the fund amounting to
$3.50, 600, if MI the money due the city were
collected) may be expended on the construc-
ton Of City-Hall.
Moreover, there are funds amounting to
about 100000 which are Immediately avail
able, and which cannot properly be used for
any other purpose. Even taking the posi-
ton Of the City Law Department. which de-
MES that the State canal money constitutes
a trust fund in the sense that it should take
precedence over the other special funds, the
, 1877-09-02

The s;stem Of tying down the safety.
valves Of engines has seldom proven graft.
fyinS speculation As a general thing, the
increase in power is impaired to the by
s:nnders rnther than the engine, aud it hn<
never yet been demonstrated that the nd
vcptaGe of force obtained is compensated
fer by the loss in the explosion. At London,
Ont, yeste1da; the werkmen in a stean
.hresh;us establishment attempted 10 fncili-
:::te matters By fastening down the valve,
Que inan WIS literally blown to pieces,
pther.s were injured, and NIL the windows
within half mile were shattered.
, 1877-09-02

When MURAD HALsrEAD EFFEsD1 learned
that GAIL HAMILTON had ceased her b!ustesnr
railing, hd smiled away back to the nape Of his
neck, and observed that he felt as if night
mare 1,60O hands high, and stout in proportion,
had got of his chest. And now, when he, is he
is walking along the handsome bur compara-
lively unfr-qucntcl streets OF Cincinnati, has
occasion to mop his pcrspiring brow, h. re-
moves his Spanish sombrcro without looking
over his shoulder iurtiyely to see il there is
petticOat in sirht
, 1877-09-02
Greeubacks in New York on Saturday we're
worth 9G4@9Cl cents on the dollar.

Springfield co., is disappointed and rather
inclined 10 objurgate alr. Eoss, because that
gentleman Will not admit that tho boy found
there is his son CHARLEY. This is the first
chance Springfield has had at the famous
kidnapping case, and il disposed to force the
yourgster, whether Ross wants him or NOT.
, 1877-09-02

After considerable speculation, the Com
nissioners on the location Of the Southern
Illinois Penitentiary have agreed upon Cnes-
ter, Randolph County 1t had been much
wiser selection had Alton or East St. Louis
been chosen, bat Chester is better than
Grand Tower, on--the principle that it could
not have been worse.
, 1877-09-02

st. Louis is indeed great city in some ~.
spects. Its population is not large, but it has,
Bridge which is u great convenience in many n,
spects. But for that Bridge people from III.
Southwest who come to Chicago for their pun
chascs, their freight. and the Chicago drum
mers would have to be ferTied across the Missiz
sippk-a tedious and expensive process. ii.
Bird &C Is also good place for the solitary der
otee of Nature who would commune with be-,
far from the hum Of busy crowds and bustliu.
cities. But as Bridge the st. Louis Bridge i
not much Of success. More people pass ore,
one OF our little bridges in Il day than traverse
the st. Louis structure in year, even If it Is
smnll-DoI rear,
, 1877-09-02

1thas become manifest that savings banks
hare been paying too high rutes Of interest
npon deposits. and tho necessity of reduc-
lion during the prevailing hnrd times is
forcing itself upon them. As appears in 81.
otLer column, the Fidelity Bank has con.
cluGed to reduce its rate from 6 to s pe1
Tent on al accounts utter Oct Ian ex-
lmple TINT might well commend itself to all
scv;urs institutions
, 1877-09-02
PERSONAL,

Lord Beaconsfeld sent his checE for f5f
to the Lord Mayor Of London In aid of the Indiar
Famine Fund
The widow Of Judge Ch;solm contradict<
/ the report that the Probate t.onrt of Kan,nc,
| County has refused to settle the estate ~, h.,
/ deceased husband.
Mr. William Kaufman. at present n mcn-
ber Of the editorial staff OF the Cincinnati to,t.
bla will after to-day be the resnons,h,e co;,or =,
! the Cleveland An:<;1er
| rha ao<4 ..h;.1
..o,. ~. 49,. ,.e,.s 1>..'' ~N''* - ;" .uo'a9
pittsdeld Mass arhcnp,r, hv a nn.ah.s ~ l.ls
t1cmcn who have purchase,1 f. o.
Mr. EI, s.on+o,, e
e4.-*.- u~, 'o ~ 7et0sAty
A"' u'so 4t washington 1e" aays s'nco
,ro ,na 1,,...a" ~ L.+ ~ "1s "oo"l oo sea1s OF
~6- All" 'a"ses " p1olessloh~
1no custom no" prevailing among army
o"eets " e'sa'"s tne1s dspatchcs with their sur
De, o"' 20 .'t al ancetaIon' ont IS done in
soup''nce WIN an ofder from the Adjutant Cen
49,. oace oes4sneo u eject economy IN tclc
ef'pn1ns'
Jennie June remarks that the real canita1iss
Of to-day Is the Irish seryan+r,;,, a,rco ah, h,.
everything provided for her but her clothing
vs.. " a'' 'aoe'cs 10 less now than before tbs
nc n ra1n of-
VI "ases'
afree-Iraao Convention at Saratoga, n
l., takes the place Of the conference pron,ned to
DC he!d In this city. 1t is caIeu by Provisional
National Committee, OF which the Hon Mailman
Appleton. OF Boston, is Chairman. lie may ue
""ot.7'eo ~ NO IL commonwealth avenue.
AL tuo American improvements ere gain
ing recognition and adoption in England, Mt.
Laooachere, who has recently established a sour
r1ioas newspaper in London the American pat
e1h mas been logged, tn strict conformity with tho
asaees In this country by person he had IibcIel
Charles Warren Stoddard who bos ham
fonr ycars abro,a h.. ,...~-1,
been cores pundnr rccu,er,~ no ~, ~ n's
-. ~. rA'7 'es"H'F'y ontlnc All tnat time
number of magazine articles. lie is stopping ior
ic" oasS at Perth Amooy previous to his de-
paEture for his home in San Francisco.
The successor of pr;erho, y. :. =
probable. will b., h,s ~. ~
not fanatic md .ox,- ,;.+,. ""' "" Az
thrsc seer IN r. th 49,. tt'to' 49, "'o
dret eon ,xho ,.on1;, haa po".e u. "'s 'a'o' we
right filed 1rvns.-,, ~ "e'e"'A'1
son ia ton mnch IN tsa tass; a's' ~ anu tne sse1"t
admiral hv rho f,Ith,,, - ''"A 1aA ~ 10
Wv .A''"4"''
term A,or;.aa . "n''e ooJeces 'o 'no
" .n..r;ne 49, 'te ~. "Ae no americans psopeF-
ho,errr .ao,,s -. sp4 'A'sne'' 1'ep49'te""'
cieelv xnonoh nsr.oa. n 49,. s"s "ofa oescrioGs pre-
several gcnerat;or< hs hs "uo nave descended IRON
Air: Richard 60. 1r,';.. ~ america. secaase
man hv dcsccn. .ss .A',e. 10 IN accurate Ens'so.
half dozen r,cas sEa'' tne o1en. olooo o1
AN'e u" compromise ''tse'
1A'uu1e' tue colored cadet from New York,
was eotofS received at West Point The students
shere have resolved to treat him Us they did Flip
peE, never speaking to him except to civc orders,
and making him so lonely and dcsolatc that he
, 1877-09-02

It is little rough on the old-line politician
who takes up 4 paper nowadays and turns to
tue political intelligence. At first he sees that
the Republicans Of Maine arc dcnounciny tue
President, and he thinks that the editor was
drunk, and then he reads that the Democrats OF
Iowa have approved the Presidents policy, and
he believes that he is drunk, and then he take.
to studying the Ohio platforms, and becomes
convinced that everybody is drunk.
, 1877-09-02

Miss GAIL HAMILTON has had nineteen ftk of
Mysteries. each lasting On an average two
columns; and what is the result! NIr. SCnuEx
is still Secretary Of the Interior; THE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE is still delivered by carriers to city
subscribers for 80 cents week (including Sun
day cditton); and Mr.. BLAINE is no nearer to
nomination in 1850 than he WIS. Miss GAIL hal
better go on blazin. with her serial columns
, 1877-09-02

Sir ISAAC NEYToS understood the consc-
qucnce It dcmonetizing silver. lie said:
Where silver has been deuonctizcd and driven
from the circulation OF a country, it necessarily
sends the price OF gold up higher, and fall ID
gold will inevitably follow. anu by no human in
gcnuity can BIZ made to prcccde, Z recoi,aye Of
silver.
, 1877-09-02

In measure, one OF us. He obtained 1t.
journalistic education in Chicago, and, thouys
he did not make the old Republican much Of,
success, we appreciated bis crergy At the tin.
md have always felt in him and his paper =,
amicable interest. air. DANA can count on Tn,
TRIBUNE every time-somctimes twce.
, 1877-09-02

OF 1874 900 men. It is stated that the Rus
SLAMS are receiving rcinforcemcnts at the rate
OF 5000 per day, but it must also be remem-
bcred that they are losing between 1000
and 3,ooo per day. In the general battle
which must shortly take place, it is evident
that the two sides will be very evenly
, 1877-09-02

sIET1S3 Bull, ESQ, desires that, if Com.
mission be sent to him, there be, in the laur
guasc OF the billiard-player, "'hair On it.''
, 1877-09-02

It surely cannot be that GAIL HAMILTON has
done Nineteen letters, aud not postscript!
Bet you that It's just what VIC always said it
was,-that JiA BLAINE is GAIL HAMILTON.
, 1877-09-02

It is estimated that at the least calculation
1910 lep6s,to-s in the State Savings In
s:itution assembled at tho Tabernacle last
night for consultation upon the best course
to pursue in winding up the affairs Of the
broken bank: The meeting was co1npara-
lively orderly aud quiet, though that highly
respectable citizen known to reporters
~ Voice" IVES heavily represented.
Naturally the Hon. Long JOHN WENTWORTH
presided, and speeches. were made by him.
srlf, Congressman ALDr1cu. MICHAEL kEE1tr
aud Col AnsEn TAYLOR, ill condcmnatorv
OF the States stylo Of banking and Of
SPENCER, Every sentiment rejecting upon
either was highly applnuded There ap-
pearca to be growing feeling in favor
of Col TAILOR, aud q disposition to
give him fair chance in regulating
the business of the Institution. He reported
that there were $3.50, 900 wherewith to pay
an indebtedness Of $4,000, 900, and finally
figured ont that, after all expenses had been
paid, each dcpositor would receive about ~
per cent Of his claim. No definite action
was taken by the meeting further than to
adjourn until next Saturday night
, 1877-09-02

APOLLO cnMMANDEEy. no. J. KNIGHTS TEN
IT,. f.-Si4tcd cuucase HI Asylum. Z. tD ~ Monroe-
Ft. Tucslsy evening. Sept I. III sociock. irompt- a
1nil atfrutast sr4ut>icd Important business will
1c brought betUrc the Cuinlanrry Iy order Of the
T. C. i. L. DUNLOP. Recorder.
, 1877-09-02

CONGREGATION BNAt SFOLEd, Mtchiean-1v..
btlwccn Fourteenth a, $txt h-sts has few more
choice pcWs aud ..usic lei for iolylayA
Apply TO LUEFTEi., President. 3i5 south ClarE.st.
, 1877-09-02


The follnMl Budget Of Aug. 18 Contains
some significant figures as to the act,ol
strength ct tie Russian army in En,ono
The right Wing in Bulgaria, posted along t}s
River Osina, with its right at Novoselo. co,n
mandeo By Lieut--Gen. So7orr, it's centre At
Ba!ga1eni, commanded hy Baron KRrpr,rn
md its left at Drenova, commanded
by Prince Sc11AcKosKy. numbers IN
900, aud has been reinforced by 1o-
mo Roumauiaas. The centre, occupvinc
Iirnora and Selvi, and holding the Schipka
mud Treuaa Passes, under Gems. RAprrzs1
and GouREo (since relieved, numbers 10000
men. The left wing, stationed at Cerni and
On the River LON, commanded by Gems.
'AssoFFsu and HAHs, numbers "a, 600. The
extreme left, in the Dobrudscha, under Gen.
zl1AEnNAS, consists Of o,o0o Leaving out
the Koumanians, the force in Central Bul-
gar1a foots up nearly 1l0,0o0 men, who are
threatened by $4,000 men under Su1Em.s
and RAouF Pashas, $4,000 under MEHrnEr
ALI, and sc, 900 under Os1Aa Pasha,-a total
, 1877-09-02

SINAI CoNGRECATloS.A limited number OF
nfs1-st. and Indlana-ay. Apply 10 the Committee,
This Sun1AS Sept =, ~ T. .n. IN tue e,7lseruou1.
, 1877-09-02

CHICAGO COA1MANDERY, No. 19. X. T.-Attcn.
t!sh. o:r knights, stated conceive Monday evening.
h*tt. =. for tra:,AaCiUn oi business. Visiting SlI
knights cordially invited Nv o:.:er ui
JNU. Il. SASBORS, F. C.
JAS. E. MEG1NN, Rec
, 1877-09-02
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

TLEIADES LODGE. 47s a. r. and A.. M.-Resu1ar
communication Thursday evening. Sept s. 1or ths
transaction important business Fu: attendance OF
1ilcutcrH requested. Per ut,ier II. II. acting.
t. f. NEWELL, Sccretary.
, 1877-09-02

VAN RENSSELAER, GRAND LODGE: or FER
FECTloS-N'i!i nold I:exular Assembly on THURSDAY
evening next. WtrrE se +th and 51h degrees. Dy
order u JOHN n'SElLL- r.: T.. : q. :. H.
ED GO0DALE- Grand Sec
, 1877-09-02

BLAIR LO1';E: NO. 3a3, A. F. and 4. M.-special
communication A'ontns afternoon 2t O'CLOCK KeEu-
lxr unic2tun 1T u. Wurk tile Thru De-
gree Whiting brethren cordially invited. l:y order OF
j. u. .TEl.N1LLIGE1t. ". 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
LOVE. pRiNK AND DEBT.

90 of uinsi The world bsfors you
tprcads thousand sserst mares
nDan4 The feet Of svsry mortal
Who thrsnsh lifsis long hlghvsy fares,
Trss sspsc1Al. let Ne yarn 700.
Ayo hy svsuy travslsr net:
Te.sa 70 W your Might Of virtns.
NJ srs tsvs, sna Drink and Debt.
Iva ny sss. there's No escaping.
'ris ne common fAts Of mea;
YsAAsr had 10; hsv. had IL
hat lsr lsvs you bad not been.
7sks your chances. bot b caatisus;
XIV . pquab 10 not dove.
ys ths uprisht man Of honor:
Al deceit dotL uurder love.
A. for dnnh, avo'd u wholly.
Iiks IN sddsr u viii sting:
CFusn The earliest temptation.
uanAis nes the dangsrous thing.
Sss ths vrscks OF men around Us
Oscs - Dir sad purs % you-
Msrk ths uaningf shun the pathway
Ana ~ hsli thsyrs tottsrins through.
u. tAossh lsvs bs pure and ssstis.
AnA froa dunk yca mag b free.
VII ys.sni.s . n:.,, r. y, IRE e. zoo ,ss,.
Nlsny dsmos In his 1ou u'ney
Dlnyuns CAristiAn pilxrim net:
slsy vsss lambs. s'sn old APoilyon.
39>>sssfsi dsnsn. Debt
WtA qssSiss heart ard fses sbashed
Ths vrstchsd debtor soes;
Ne slarts q shadows. icst they -
Tns shsde> u men be ovee.
Doun siisna ssrects be furtive steAlA
fhs rsrs Of man 10 shun.
us shlvsrs Il the Dostmsns ring.
Ana feara the dreadful dun
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

A rouxo New Yorker who visited
Europe . short time aimee stepped ashore
Al Liverpool with beard the growth OF
the voyage. long hair. and looking and
feeling decidedly rusty generally. He
at once repaired TO the nearest barber
ahop, and. having entered. said to the
native artist In charge. 81 want you to
shave me. cut my hair. brush me up.
and make 4 good-looking man OF me.
The barber looked the young man over
v;or q moment. and very deliberately re-
} -rksd, "IIi can shave thee. and Ill
-s..u, cut thy air. and brush thee hup,
bat Lord Halmishty 'imsslf can't make
n Qood.looking man Of thee"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

ONCE old Marshal Bugeaud was =
candidate for election 10 the Chambsrs.
he vas not In the very best OF health at
the time, and his doctor bads him be-
ware Of ovsr-exerting or over-eIciting
himself. ordered him to bed and bled
and purgsd him to keep him there.
From time to time the doctor brought
him the most encouraging reports Of the
canvass all was going well. only let
him keep himself perfectly quiet. Al
last the day came. and the & Marshal
learned that he had been -bsaten.
=. Beaten I" be shouted +; "by whom"
81 By your doctor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
VOL. xxx.
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

pomAiNE Was FIRST DISC
hs s.dias tve fshs ios stss e'
ofS GOLD
pih incve ~ A. n6
dsr ho" NE
n
aivAusu ant January l. =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

ALAwrsl meeting a client who, being
under indictment for grand larceny. was
about to run away. said: "Dont be
hasty; I'll get stay OF proceedings for
you" "But don't want my proceed
ings to be stayed" replied the client,
"I want to proceed out OF the country
q soon q possible."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

VALLEJO Chronicle The man whs
dossn't squander any money hiring
lawyers has been found over in Sonoma
county. He recently recorded q deed
to Sl5, 200 worth Of land. In which enc
Of the boundaries il described as "bsing
between the wheat and corn now grow
ing on said land"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

A srnoxASr in the Bavavisn army who
vas recently discharged On account Of
lung disease. was in the habit OF drink
ting twenty quarts OF beer day. We
don't wosdsr his lungs we're Affected !;
he must have spent about half his time
In holding his breath.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

ThrsusA Passenssr Train fer San Francisco
leaves vIryin,s aaily a. 9 p =: and 0ols nil :.
YRipAYB soaueets With Lightning Exprees
having Rene 81 ?. H.. arriving q Nan Fran.
On TUEsSAYs. THURsDAYs. rATgRDAfs
ssd SUNDAYS connects only with Overland
Passenger leaving Rsno at l1SS A. T.. arriving
q eaa Rs.cisoo via btoekton d kU 2 \.
ai.RtPiNd OAR leaves Carsen for bAn Inn.
cises via vallsjs en- Mondays. Wednesday, ano
Frilays. - VS. ?. =. Returning, lesves san
RraAeisoo Ger Carsoa via vallsIs on TuesdAys'
Thurslays anA Saturdays, q Ar.n.
u. n. YRRlN0TOh. 0en1 Supt:
4. Nn, 0sn1 Ticket Ageat. eos1u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
"a 90 LOT.

ons Lsdiss' Opws Guard chaln.
One Ladies Nsck ChAtn and cross.
Ons bsautifui Locket. enoreved.
one pair Hand Brscelets-
Ons usnt's tulst link Vest Chain and ooArm
One pair Oayx sissvs bee>ous. .-f
one 81 ts) Onyx shirt Studs.
One new Improved Collar Button.
One sItn cut Cameo Bal Ring.
one Arizona SOLITAIRE Stud. d.
one ses Anethyst or ropas Pin and kr props
Ons LAdiss' Chemise Button.
Ons plain Ring. stamped iek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
MONT SCHOOL RfoPEMine.

n q. DAVIS, AsssrEp BY nt8 LOO
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