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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
STAR cI0rnING HOUSE,.

We have sought By ell fair and honorable
means 10 caln the confidence oftbe community
In which WI live. Our motto and belief has
ever been that "Honesty 10 the Bes, Policy"
by jud eious bu, ing. strict economy. fair deal.
Ing and strict attention 10 business. VI have
gained and Intend to retain the confidence and
good will Of the people Of storcy county. In
order 10 accommodate our large aud growing
patronage We have Opsn.d > branch clothing.
hou.e In God Hill. second tr nothing OF the
kind In Gold ulll or Virginia City. THIS store
ne Intent ~ run In connection with tue ons In
Virginia City. 10 a. TO accommodate both ends
Of the Cjmsiock. Doth stores will b. supplied
ct ali tim 3 with the very latest styles. and q
stock Of goods which. in quality. quantity.
variety and ~ch-apnarr. cannot b- excellei by
any c.o:hing .hou-e In the State Oar stocks Of
hns dnss sd business suits IL unexcellcd IN
the state. Our boys snd youths stock 10 Inn.
mensc. In the line Of hats. cape. boots and
shoes. aud gents furnishing goods. 20 DEFY
competition. Friends and patron, OF Virginia
City aud 10 d Hill. remember that We have 81.
ways Il alt f,iri, and slusrely With ,o1 that
We nsvtr have tired 10 m,ku you bsl,eve that
We sell goods below cost. while actually max.
ins q profit. Oar motto has always been
&c air Dealing" We Intend In the future. 30
In the pact. to make u ~ Jour sdvan'ays 10
MS. by hrst, buying cur goods u the
Rast, which We can do at rates that will enable
us a. cell again. at nsures that will always give
lou the full woth OF your money ! secondly.
BY fair. honest aud &c ommoiaiing dealing
the place. PlAtt h Rich. Halle build.
Ing. opposits the Nlws once. Main street.
Gold Hill. aud 70 south q stree, vlrgtLia
Ctr. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

FRANK RIcr. familiarity known among
tho roughs Of Virginia City as ths Kid"
vas sentenced to-day In the District Court
IN five years imprisonment In tho State
Prison. Rico was convicted Of the muir.
der Of Rata, n Jamaican. Sheriff Kelly
took the prisoner to Carson In o carriage
this afternoon.
NATIVES Of the State Of Ohio. residing
In Virginia or Gold Hill. arc requested TO
meet at Oscars S~tsslo's saloon at 7 O'Clock
this evening in Virginia City for the pur.
pose Of organizing q Buckeye Association
for mutual improvement and sociability.
Mn. OREM called at tho NEWS Office this
morning for the purpose Of saying that his
wife did not lick him one day last week.
The row in which Mrs. 0rem was engaged
at that particular time was between her
self and Mrs. Jones. 4 neighbor.
FRANK ANDREWS gives notice In another
column that no will hereafter run the 60.
tablishmcnt known A. the Pioneer Bakery
for tho interest Of tho creditors OF Conrad
Diederich. Sec advertisement.
TnE South Consolidated Virginia mine
was SOLD at sherin's sale in Virginia City
this morning. The property was bought
by James blackburn, who paid s3.26l II
for the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
A. Oakley Hall discovered In Enx.
land.

A. Oakley Hall discovered In Esg.
land.
LONDON, March 3i-Noon.-A telegram
Just received from Liverpool shows that
A. Oakley Hall. tho missing cx-Msyor Of
New York. is In that city. Tho telegram
IL a. follows;
LIKE STREET RAILWAY STATION. LIVER
POOL, March 3i-l1:10 A. MA. Oakley
Hall has taken o ticket for London. He
missed the Z O'Clock train and will proba.
bly, go by the next at noon.
LIVERPOOL. March 3i.-Tho steamer
Victoria. from Boston. March 18th arrived
to-day. A representative Of the Associated
Press, acquainted with A. Oakley Hall.
boarded tho Victoria at 2 o'clock this
morning. A passenger answering Halle
description was aboard. This passenger
was found Q little later In the cabin exam
lining the log. Hall was Immediately re-
cognizsd In the passenger. who was known
ON board a. Mr.. Sutcliffe. He has abouta
fornight's growth Of mustache aud side
whiskors, and was dressed In old clothes,
Q dark blue shirt. rcd scarf. small com.
mon cap and spcctacles instead Of the Gus
tomary eyeglasses. The reporter adds:
al asked TO see him privately. and be led
the way to his state-room. I said Hall
disappeared from New York . fortnight ago
and was believed 10 be on board the
steamer Victoria. Hall replied. swell.
what OF IN" I told him he was Hall. He
replied that I was mistaken. I told him I
know that he was Hall ; that his family
werc terribly anxious and that his friends
In New York were much excited about
him. Ho asked why they should b ex-
cited and then made o remark about the
weather In an u%nconcerned way and went
out to breakfast and left ship. As o n I
stepped down tho ladder he asked me II I
had found my friend yet. He now wore
an old Ulster overcoat. On landing he
went TO tho Office Of Warren 4 Co.. agents
Of the Victoria, thence to tho telegraph Of
fce, and finally TO the Northwestern Rail-
road station. where ho took Q s~econd-class
ticket aud left by the noon train for Lon.
don.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
NEW HTnRE.

A. suMMERfiELD. late boohheeper for
Reinstsin h Wolf, desires To Inform his friends
and tho public generally that he has Just
op ned. In Gsllliin's old hardware store. oppo-
site Jone-' drug ,torc. Msin street. Gold Hill. .
complete .tock Of gents furnishing goods, con.
sistiily 10 part OF While Shirts. ranging IN price
from 81 10 81 50; Calico shirls. 81 TO vi
Of shirt. m.de 10 ur,er and warranted 10 nc.
A spicndii a.sorim-nt cf Dents Underwear.
which he will sell cheaper than any h use 10
the s,ate. In conjunction with furnishing
goods, d. also keeps = splendid Atock. OF nne
cut, smoking and chewing lobacc0f Niroa mag.
mia ,bt stock Of genuine Havana AID domestic
cigsrs. TIE BEST BIT CIGAhS IN TIN
STATE. Come and try them. Don't mistake
tho place oppo.i'e Jope.' drug store. Main
'' ssl '0'' i''" A. suMMrRPIRLD 4 co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

TIE house Of Alex. Harmed. between L.
and NJ streets. Virginia City. was totally
DESTROYED by fire last night. The alarm
was sounded Of half-past 10 o'clock. The
house was insured for 500.
T,cyErs for the benefit concert OF Miss
Tr,wella can be obtained at Ash's book
store and Biock'sdry goods store, virginia
City. and at the P~ost-ofiee book store
Gold Hill.
A TRENCH Is being cut across Main street
for the purpose Of putting In gas pipes 10
connect with the Masonic Hall. The en-.
tire building will be lighted with gas mex
week.
TuE International Hotel In Virginia City
will be opened this svening. n to.m1r'
row morning the guests oil the establish
msnt will get their first square NEAL
TnK most prominent sign OF the times
lust now Is that Of George W. Hal q
Co.'S. which il stretched across Main
street, Just below tho NEWS Office.
y. t. CURTIS. Superintendent OF the
Ophir, Savage. Mexican and Union Con-
solidated mines. arrived from San FRAN
cisco yesterday morning.
HARRINGTON. the slayer OF Sullivan Is
Z. 10 far recovered that the physicians eon-
slider him out Of danger.
NrSK bars Of bullion. valued at sio'-
leo 81. were sent from tho Comstoek yes
terday evening.
CHARLES NurrALL has been appointed q
deputy by George Saunders. Constable OF
Gold Hill.
LIENS against the Lady Drya IN Mining
Company arc being filed with tho County
Recorder.
C-oxxrocxxRs who sold their Winter
clsthes Last week ara now sorry for II.
Brx srrnx OF Gold Hin has returned
from his visit TO Arizona.
J. BAncock returned from California this
morning.
orr your Easter eggs fer tomorrow.
wEArHEl clear and cold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
BRONCHITIS.

10 rm John rlagg. Eco. Of Bennlngton, \. H.
"Three years since I was very much rsduosd
with Q dreadful cough. which resulted In bron.
dInicult TO speak fn an audibls voice. TO this
was added severe night svrats. and l vas fear.
full of going Into q decline. After recourse 70
various remedies TO no purposc, l made ese OF
DR.. wistsr's balsam Of Wild Cherry. Q fsv bot
ties OF which fully restored me TO ncAitn.
since that time I have hsd several severe al
lacks uf cough, bn. the Dsisam has always 70,
movei them. always keep II BY me, and
should not know how 10 do without IL"
Sold BIZ all druggi-ts.
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agse<s AAles.


SAN Francisco. March SIS 2. n.
Hale 4 Norcross-4a asked.
Crswn Point ca asked.
Yellow Jackot-9is bid.
Con. virginia-iih asked.
Sierra Nevada-6 asked.
Exchequer-5 bid.
Justice-ii sold.
Julia-3 65 asked.
CAledonia-6S asked.
Julia-3S bid.
OvsrmAn-6iS bid.
Con. virginia-iis bid.
Best 4 Belcher-2Gil asked.
Hale a Sorcross-t asked.
Overman- 81 sold.
Msxican-ii bid.
Gould 4 Curry-lis bid, II asked.
~Jpstiec-iOts asked.
Best 4 Delcher-2G bid.
Crown P~oint--Gi, bid.
Mexican-iia bid. itS asked.
Best & Belcher-aGt sold.
California-H bid, ua asked.
Crown Point-6S bid.
Bslch.r-GS bid.
Gould h ~Curry-ith. sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
NO RXCU.R FOR BEING SICK.

No perron can use BoscurE's GERMAN =
without getting immediate relief and core. We
have the fr-t caso OF Couah. Cold or Conssmp
yet 20 hear FROM thai has not been eurtd. We
have distributed every year, for hire 1esrs,,
over 2s0.tOo sample bottles by druggists IN sl
parts Of the United States. No other manu.
fac;urer OF medicines ever gave his prtpsra..
and cst . bottle for IS cents and Try Il. Two
doses will relieve you. sample bottl 2. 10
cents each. mhsl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
A %sUPFOCATINa COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs. Lisle. Of Chicago, . web
known contributor TO the Western press. she
a-cribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-.
EiSnsS Of y Y,o slssS1ns :. .1d ~ s..I lansi, 70 s0 aasis,s:
she says. Threatened to suffocate me
but the Honey OF Ilorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF It." The letter was TO
Q lady friend In this city. who has placed 10 at
the disposal Of O. N. Crittenton, Z Sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothaehe Drops cure In one
minute.
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Arrival. ana. nsr.,ss.
pep.rtar.. I..ss E,eainx.


METHODIST EriscorAL cnuncu, Golp HUI
There will be divine s~rvice in the Methodist
kpiscopal Church 10 morrow (-unis,l. At III
4. /. andT p. N Rev Geo. W. fiteh o;hciittrg.
sunday-sehooi II l9 n.
ST. JouS's CHURCH. Com nnI--There Will
b. divine services at ~. Johns Church to NOR
row Raster sunday at n O'Clock. A n. and
TP.s. Iiss. X. \. Eastman ofeiaiins. run
dsy school Of i.9O =. n. The cvenln: isrsicc
viii be the ehiidrea's Easter fest'Sal.
NJ. Paul's CHURCH. v~RarSn.-rherc will
be divine Nrvice In ~. I'aal's Church, Virginia,
% mouow at n oicloek A. ~. and ] y. ~,
Bishop whitaker ofieistipg.
Rsv. W. n. JESvkr will hold divine service
a Grace Church. silver City. tomorrow svsn'
Ing af I o'eloek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
FROM A DISTINGUISHES JUnIsr.

"I h.ve tried the PERUVIAN ssnup. and the
result filly s~usiains yodr prcdlct:oa. IL hes
made Q new man Of ms-infused Into my sys.
tcm new vigor and energy. ! am no longer
tremulous and dshiiitsted - when you last
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
siany time during the last ave years." Sold
By all druggists.
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snrnrs MADE TO onpEa.

Miss II. z. Pollett. at tho Homestead. Gold
min. manufactures shirts aud Gent emen's Tn.
derwcar 10 order. Il the shortel possib notice,
and guarantees . perfect a.. Repairing we'll
and neatly done. Send along your ori,rs and
prove the truth Of our assert on. aim
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
THE BISHOP CLAIM.

Further Testimony By Experts
James A. Corey Reeaiied-S. c.
Bates-Jessph Qasirsio. Da Pass
ns Old Partner. On shs witness
stand He Idsntines the stgna.
turo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

the first witness called In this important
case yesterday morning. He testified that
he had for seventeen years been engaged
in comparing handwriting for the purpose
Of detecting forgery. After . careful ex-
animation Of the signatures or the deed in
question he said tina, in his opinion they
were all genuine. W. H. Reed. another
expert. gave 1t ~ his positive opinion that
the signatures were true and genuine. He
said that II would be impossible for one
man TO write the four names affixed to the
decd.
James A. Corey was recalled and his ex-
animation continued. lie said: Saw
Bishop in Placervi;le in the Winter Of 10
or GO: heard him say he hal sold his
ground tn Hamerick; think he said he got
5000; during the time l was with him i
never heard him say anything about hAv-
ing any ground In tho California mine ; 1
saw him in the Spring OF GO ; up 70 three
years ago l didn't know hat Bishop
claimed any ground In the California; 1
never had any written contract regarding
my trade for Mexican ground; dent think
there was any written contract with the
California Prospecting Company no q
ever questioned the right OF Comstock.
myself or the prospecting company to the
| California ground do not think l re-
corded q notice OF my early location ; !
put up my notice at the time 1
made my location; Camp and
Bishop came along two or three
II l.. 49, a.. ms nAti(0 . III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31

q. A. Roru bought the Globe Consolid-
ated mine yesterday at Sheriff. sale Tor
the sum Of 81 ,923 ".
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srOcK REPoRr.
~la,ro2rrD DAILY nj a. r. xrArrsa = col
n. Francisco Board.

Last EVENING".
100 Raymond 4 E,y,s
ITO knreka Con-. II
30 Belmont. ~
IN Leopard.&
30 Gila, tsc
13oo Panther. ccc. Sc. SOC
ITO Northern u lie. Az
100 0epersl Thomas. Soc
coo Manhattan. MI
800 Grand Prizs, ~, oo
30 Modoc. 3 @
$50 Golden Chariot. N
10 Leeds. ~
800 Harrisburg. 2sc
SIS New Coco, \ 4 %. 4 IS
800 Bat 4 Beicher. 26x. n. 2ss 80
sss oouid 4 Curry. i7s. iss bS. II, II b.
80 Savage. sS, 5x
10 Gale ,onia. 6x
as California. tts u
CSC Ophir. ~ ID. as, %
90 Yellow Jacket. 10
los Imperial. I 49,
ass Con. VIRGINIA. tis Is uk b3
20 Alpha. i5s
% kxchequer. o.
81 Mexican. 1ts
~ OvermAn. Is. ca, CAV
40 Crown Point.
i0s Belcher, S's.6s
,ns soHSiSa.
70 Ophir, iex
70 Mexiesn. Ns. Ns
6D Could q Curry. u
GO Be-t q Belehsr. 3k, ~
las California. a. AN
,es savage. So, ss.st
las Oon. Virginia, ely. tt bio. AJAX %
22s Hale b Norcro-.. 4 0.4S
10 Choilar Pctosi. sS
81 Crown Point. a.. 90. az
% yellow Jacket. ~
3D imperial. ISL -
~ kentuek. ~
m Alma lSk
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rh. I.eul.l.p. C.unl..iep.


WARRINGTON, March SO.-uenerh har.
Ian and Governor Hswley have spent Q
c~op.ide,.blo mart NJ tbe d.v In learning
from tho rresioens MS Wow concerning
the mode Of the Louisiana Commissions
procedure, Mcvsigh and Lawrence will
.-rr,v. IN An. morning. Fv.rts IA prepar.
ing q letter Of instructions. rejecting the
Cabinet proceedings. The Commission
will also be here before tho completion OF
the letter. when viii ,nsh % auIs so.,
aor,horn Dsmocrsts units with The Adj.
ministration, the ca~rpet-baggcrs would
make A balance BY uniting with the Dem
ocracy. This seems 10 have some basis In
fact. and II II alleged that an organization
has been formed consisting Of sixteen per-
sons, three Southern Republican Senators.
and thirteen Southern Republican Repro
sentatiyes, who aim at political SELF
preservation. Persons cognizsnt with this
fact stste that these persons had decided |
that N tbe President recognize Hampton
or Nichols, TO dissolve affiliations With the
/ Republicau marty and Ioin with the Dem
ocrats Trhtv ssv thev cannot .ct With tbe
Rsnublicans ON snc6 prounds. and can
nra,ect tbs n.yro ami sepvo tbeir ~constIt.
uents best by openly joining tho Dem.
ocrats. Ben Butler was mentioned a. the
'eAaer' Du' h' Pro'Ao'' WIZ ho' Io'n'
Evsrrs views OF censsiar Ap-
w. -. )" w.,
"s. 49,.
organize tno consular syscm A'Hr he
plan adopted by Great Britain. In max
| ing appointments for Consul 10 10 proposed
A. soi.., mon ,.m,,i., With conmcrco and
manufactures seiectihg commerciai nieh
for commercial districts and for manuf.c.
turing districts mon acquainted with the
special manufactures OF tho districts 70
which they may DO assigned. All Consuls
will DO instructed TO carefully observe tho
progress In manufactures IN tneir
rics. and report In detail the process and
cost Of manufactures, In order that Amori.
can manufacturer may DO fnily informed
upon .nU sa..ec m,, ~" ~,oYa vro@t,hia 70
American industry and enterprisc. AZ
commercial districts Consuls will DO re-
Iuirsd 70 make ihemselVes lan,li,ar Win
~ ,hs farmer and M an,nmptio ~ tLa
latter. and report from time 10 time what
commodities OF American production
might aid 10 our export trado with profit
10 American commerce.. II IL believed by
This system that American exports 10 South
America and tbe I.lands of Ina Caribbean
90 coriJ M o-n,JrunIcJ n, ths nryt fonr
~" ~" ff'~
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Inn WnDv PROMPTLY DONE AT
yvD. WUnk. this once, In the best styi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
EOS TOWN MARSHAL.
ALEX. MoMARTIN

II RsPRcrPuLLY Announces HIMSELF
IL 90 candidate for Town harshai VI Gold
hill a. tho coming municipal election. subject
10 the decision Of his friends and fnllow Gu.
sens. mhi6ids
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FoR TOWN MARSHAL.
]. c. DUNLOP.

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED AZ
! candidate fJr Town Marshal Of uoid Hill, o.
the coming municipal election. subject TO the
decision ofthe peopls. mri1tds
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-31
THE CENTRAL SCHOOL.

Literary Exercises I'm she High
seheol Ysstsrday- The Pro-
gPamms- v~taitors Present-Eu.
tertatumsat In the Primary nc.
parsment.
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The monthly literary exercises have be-
come . distinguishing characteristic Of our
High School. They arc held regularly on
the last Friday Of each month, and are al.
ways well attended by the friends and pat.
rons Of tho school, as tho long lists Of wish
tors published in the NEWS from time to
time will show. Aside from the regular
instruction that the scholars receive from
the text books. tho literary and elocution-
AIRY drill they get from these afternoon ex-
ercises has q practical value that can not
ke ov~erestinated. Many OF the parents
who send children 10 the school regret that
they did not have the benefit Of such priv
Hedges when they were young. The facul-
~ Of expressing ones thoughts on paper
or in spoken words before an audience Is
developed by tho essay work and exercises
In defamation that are monthly required
Of the pupils.
INCREASING INTEREST.
The High School entertainment Of yes
terday consisted. rs Is usual. Of . variety
Of songs. declamations, and the reading
Of the Cs~ieaHiai. containing the literary
production OF tho scholars. Heretofore
a.. 49,. ,.., ,o,.r.,,v co,drc,.J NV
wv P@Pe' "As wv"
two pretty misses; but In TINS instance q
new departure was male. and the edito-
rial management Of the paper was given
over TO two good looking boys-John
Broad and Joe Kennedy. They did their
work well ; their reading was excellent q
lu,i Ioaau -, ~. WI. y, h,,L m.
true and practical boyish and girlish
spirit that pervades the contributions from
the ssholar. OF uhe ssnoo' - A.. .nSiset,
~rit,en unon. We select al random the
following: Machinery. Curiosity. News
papers, Trip to Lake Tahoe, Church Fairs,
base-ball, Youthful Follios. Some Of the
boy. tale pride In mastering the art Of
%elocution. Particularly worthy Of men.
lion in III. respect IL little Francis Lam
csn Who .ecms IN have in him the true
sion.n,s ~ a natural orator. We have
no, ,ha .naec "a nar,ieularize. and will
w. '.o 'P-NoN
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.CnEAPER THAN EVER.
m Metropolitan g.
BOOT and SHOE STORE.

ITO sUfr THE HAND TINS. roors
= AL shce. Of al dss~rir,ions. o. The ns,ro.
poltsn b I AID sh.e store. No. ios footh o
street. Virginia, Nevada.
Prices TO defy I'll aud any eompetitIon In that
line Of trade. Call and 80 %. st No. 100
South o street, VII, inia.
mia 30 n o. A. HOLTENKIRR-
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FOR TOWN TREASURER.
N. G. srAMDIsH

rs RESPECTFULLY ANNouNoED AZ
candidate for reel elton 10 the once Of
Town Treasurrr Of uold Hili. 'subjcct 10 ,hs do
cision of the people. mriIids
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@1C 1. DAY At Honk-A0ENrs VAIN
W4o cd. Outnt and terms FREE,
nftf True : CO.. Augusta, Nains.
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ASSOUSCgxEyfs.
FOR TOWN MARSHAL.
J.. L, M'CLEERY

. IsPEcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II . Candidate Tor Town Marshal OF Oold Nil
At tho ebsuing r~leetion, subject 10 the decision
Of his frliow-citlxens. mh20'
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FoR TOWN MARSHAL.
EDWIN e. HALL

D EsPEcTFpLLY ANSoUNoRs HiNsELr
N ~ candidate Tor the ofice Of Tosn Marshal
OF God It'll at the ensuing election 10 hay
next, subject To the decision OF the people.
n,hlgt .
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FOR TOWN MARSHAL.

r. SIMMONS
rs RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCED AZ A
l Candidate for the ofioo OF Tosn Marshal Of
Gold Hill at the c'mlng town e~icctiop, subject
10 tho decislon Of the people. mh30tds
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snoElMo SHOP

On the premises, carried on by ons Of toe best
Painters on tbs Coast. There 10 also
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- -, pOvs and young Men-city.
|UARLIEP INSTITUTE,

-, ,,.-,, AID SPANISH thoroughly taught and Spoken
rtenSn "''' with native teachers.
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- ,,,,. ,,rsurnssscA FOR location ventilation, and in
Nc" ""''7' terror aTrang ements.
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I LECTURES ON Subjects connected with
MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE.

ByJAIEs r. FIELDS Boston. author Of "Underbrush'
Ysoldays with Authors" aud former Editor OF the Allan
tic 1lOllhly.'
LECTURE I-INrRoDUCTORY. The importance % a more
regard for ana study OF English Literature
METHOD Of study recommended Alfred icnDyson, tho
Man ara tho Poet. 800
LECTURE lL.-rylney smith and DIS Work N I.ie. -,
LECTURE IfTWili8m Wordsworth with RecOileciioEs OF
Che Lake Country Oi Luglaud.
LECI RI IY.ChItOper sOTth, win Personal Recolec-
LECTURE V.-ThOmas Hood.
LECTURE NI-CBares Lamb and rs Tricnis
LECTU RE VIIWilam Cowpcf. and IFS Peculiar influence
the world.
LECTURE IX-Koats and shelley Win Tie Story Oh their
Lives.
LGCIU.E XLongiolow. the roet ard scholar with Per.
LECIUEE XL-Ficuon-OM and New-ana It's Eminent
LECiURE XTI.-Llterary and Artistic Society In London
Twenty-Five Years AGO.
Thco Lectures on Authors and Books consisting largely OF
Personal RecoecoLs viii be- delivered course ot Twelve,
fOur may be seed separate Lectures Tho
whole Of selections irn, te c0r7e lalc been given,
among other PAGES. Boston, at tnC Lowell Institute and
Boston UliycrslV; IN BALI at te Peabody Institute
i philadelphia Sew YOrz, Washington Cincinnati Ctca-o,
Har-!p Springfield. ALdOver, Exeter; ANA ~ Amherst.
ams. BGrtmouh, 5WaIthm0rc, Wellesley, luits, and
era other Colleges. DIT EOds address, s 80. l4S JatS-
st Boston, wlcre applications Tor the AuUmh and "h1er
may be mailed % him.