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rs.4 Sc. CAPADCRA. = fSs:..; q rs
Imported Havana filled. Ao favor used I'm the
manufacture OF this Cigar Warranted pure Iia-
yana aud no better sc, Cigar ever manufactured In
this country. GEORGE scItGg, sels Ageus &, y
corner Eleventh. aud Nain strssta.ss
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Our best dentists use and recommend MEADE &
BAKERS CARBoLIc MoUTu-WXSII. Fifty cents a
hot a. p.t.f
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THAT WIFE OF MINE has come ut last, and Is
FOR sale by ELLYSoN & YANcEY, successors TO J
T. Ellyson, 1112 Main street. Price, SO cents.
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LEVY BROTHERS sell all kinds of dry goods at
the lowest prices. You can save money by purchas-
Ing OF them. g..s.-. .i: dtt q. T. ~. .st..s-y
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THE CARDoLIc MoUTH-W is pleasant 70 the
taste, and excellent gar&le for sore-throat Fifty
cents bottle. 23.sA'ff'Gtt.' . .,<h'. -
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HILL & ANDERSON, 1ox A. M., nine horses

HILL & ANDERSON, 10k A. M, nine horses. -"
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10 A. n, continued sale Of
carriages, phaetons, &c. .-a..
GEORGE 8. VASHOS, l / a. NJ, trustees sale Of
an undivided one-afth interest In farm called
.Keswick,' on the James river, IN the counties
of Chesterfield aud Powhatap. .'-2,a
W. GODDIN. trustees sale Of large lot Of i'm
proved aud unimproved real estate in the city OF
Richmond. n.
ROBERT Is. LYME, 4HP. b., executors aud trus-
tees sale of a framed store and dwelling on the
north side Of Leigh and west Of and near to Ju-
dah Street. y
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA PILLS.

FLOWERS for receptions, weddings, and other
parties, at 3loRToSs, Main and Reservoir streets.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was variable.
In the morning early it WAS mild and damp
and cloudy. At O'Clock there was heavy
wind-and-ran storm, and Mt night it was
clear and cooi.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: u y. NJ, GO;
. 4. NJ, IS ::noon. 20; 3 P. H.. II; 6 p.
H.. 60: midnight, 30. i.a'''-
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FRY'S, FnY's, FRY'S
HAT EMPORIUM! HAT EMPORIUM!
No. 1909 Main street, opposite post-ofiice.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RJ- On all sales of Real Estdte made 6et,5eta,
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tdresfor
the present year haze to be paid by the purchaSer
On al sales made bettoeen the lSt Of July and {ast
Of the year the tarea haus to be paid NJ the seller
fThiS custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
BY ali the real estate agents in Richmond, and af
plies to Richmond and vieinty.l f..r
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GRAND VOCAL AND instrumental
CONCERT ~ ' .:3
80 r. MISS ALICE SWAIN, t'','05 @-21'
assisted by many professional and amateur friends.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 8, 1877. Il
Mr. c. L. 81 EGEL... Musical Director
'-s''.. PROGRAMME. "a
,-stG -s2ag.-. PART 7.<'< - Z
l. 1.OygRTuRE--Wllliam Tell, H0ssini, orchestra. y
2. SOLo-Coruets Una voae POGO II, Rossin tby par
" ticular reqIe5tl. Professor John keSsuicb.
3. THE FeRESr 'Haeser (Qctettel. Male voices.
4. SoLo-Soprano--Les noces de Jeannette, Victor
5. QUARTETTE-Jessle the Flower o. Dumblaine.;
w. H. Burch, Misses Swain and Redford and
Mcssrs. Redford and Grant. s-5t4. ~ fst ~
PART III. ksav =:
/. SAILORS SONG. HattOn, Octettc.
2. SoLo-Contralto--AD das Bildniss der abwesen-
tlen Mutter. Andre. Miss BEDFORD, With violin
: cello obilgafo by Professor Tbilow.
8. -Flnte-Mpr ilo-hllegro do Concert, a.
Terschak, Mr. G. L. Siegel. .4s., II )
4. Solo, -Basso-lThe Maniac. Russell, Mr.. Grant. z
s. ScENA ED ARIA-from fourth ace OF Troyatorc,
Verdi, Leonora, Miss swain: aiaDrico, Ar. Red-
Z, ford. and U full chorus Of monks.
Tickets, 75c., for sale NJ WYATT'S musc-store.
No extra charge for rescryed seats. y no 1-ft
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.DIcHMoND THEATRE. RS. 4

DICHMONDS THEATRE. l, 8, sS.s.s5
SIX NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE,
COMMENCING MexDAY,sLNoyEMBER oTH.
Mr.J.7F.; F.;ZI,IxEaalashastb the honort TO announce
the first appearance tn Rlchmoad OF the Emperor OF
prestidigtateurs, ss,tt So IS 5sss.s, i
.-s5- LIE CoMMANpEGR cAZEHEuRE,
IN HIS BUDGET OF FwONDERS.
A great; prosrsnne each evening. iDehidins the !
y, ,.,,s,.. wonderfuI q; u ts9nft5
/ SPIRITUAL CABINET TRICK, ~ ii;sa.
and the great mystery, IS y =
to- THE DOUBLE INDIAN MAIL, Il Ia,
IN whici, MXs. CAZENEUIlE viii appear, 81
E PoPULAR PRICES Admission, soc. and 25e.;s'
reserved seals, 25e. extra. s =
The sale OF seats begins on FRIDAY MORNING.
November Cd, at JoHNsroS,s Music- Store, als
Main street. tsai:'ts no 2-3ts
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FOR FINE PICTURES go to LEE GALLERY.
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For THE BEST PICTURES 20 to LEE CALLER
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For beautiful Pictures go to LEE GALLERY.
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AM USEMENTS

USEMENTS.
MONTICELLO HALL,
Ifl BROAD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS. ,s u ~
MISS SALLIE PARTINGT0N ,sit;'t
AND HER tgT9..t'F
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY
will appear in the touching drama, In four acts,
,.. entitled the ssset 'l-fHE'@
OLD SOUTHERN HOME; 'sIsf
OR,
LIFE IN TIE SOUTH BEFORE TIE WAR.
Admission, so and 25 cents; children, Is cents. =
no Sit #..e-r. ....t ,.y
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1877.
WEATHER. REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR .TG-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. cloudyraHd rainy follow
cd by clearing weather. colder westerly
winds, aud rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, partly
cloudy or clearing weather. colder north
westerly winds. and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, clearing weather,
northerly winds, stationary or higher pres
sure and temperature.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clearing weather. colder, westerly winds,
rising barometer followed at west stations
by rising temperature.
Cautionarv signals continue at Smith
vile, Wilmington, Cape Lookout, Cape Hat
craS. Kitty Hawk. Cape Henry, Norfolk,
Baltimore. Cape May, Atlantic City, Barne-
cat. Sandy Hook, New York, New Haven,
New London. Newport, Woods Hole, Bos-
ton, and Thatchcr's Island.
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FOR ELEGANT PICTURES 20 to LEE GALLERY.
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DEPARTMENT. lI-MACHINEKS, AdhICCL1C u
1&.s 3! fsry IMPLEMENTS, sc. .''

Glass l-Section machines for Direct Use: Best
railway freight car, diploma, Tredegar Company;
best steam.pump, diploma. Rahm s Hunter.
G. A. Rargamin best pump for shallow. wells, Ger
ifcate, IT, 81 smith s. Co.; best fixture for drawing
water from wells other than pump, certificate, ID.
M Smith & Co.. best water-wheel, turbine or other,
edal or certificate. Talbot Sons; tobacco lump
machine. medal Z. donss. Greensboro, y. C; to-
Ming machine, diploma. j.. T.. II. Andrews; Tan.
blower, diploma, J. tB. Crenshaw; cotton and
woollen- supplies. diploma, L. Lindsay; we'll
anger for sinking wells, diplons, Baker Brothers, OF
NoftoWay. for bar iron, spikes dsh-bars, chairs
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harness; mile heats; best three IN five. Al
the cali of the buglc the horses started In
the following order: Edwilder inside, Alice
Lane second, Top third, and Key West out
side. Edwider had the pole aud lead, fol.
lowed by Alice Lane and Top; Key West
having broken, took. fourth position. AT
the half-mile pole Alice Lane came up lap.
ping with Edwilder, and on reaching the
third quarter was slightly leading. iEdwil.
der, however, closed on Sher, at the home.
stretch and came in first. winning: the heat,
followed by Alice Lane, key West, and Top
in order. :En&.-tG -
Second Heat.-Edwider lead and won
this,heat, followed by Alice Lane and Key
Wesk Top was distanced. Time. 2:37t.
The Third Heat was easily won by Ed.
wilder, who, having won three: straight
heats, was accorded the race. In the last
heat Key West took the second position.
Time, 2:39.
-.. 49,. TIE. EXTRA RACE. ,st,, ..-..,.
This was mile dash, for which there
were four cntries-viz.: a. L. Andrews
Zona, f. Stearns's Rena, NJ. Burns's King
Bee. and Gus Ingleking's Little Fritz.
This was a pretty race, but there was
much trouble in making q start. Zona
went off without the word "Go." andcould
not be hauled i'm until she had run twice
round the track. .~,;.ig . e. ..s -. r..
A start was at last made, and Little Fritz
showed the others his heels, but was soon
Tapped by King Bee and Rena. At the BALI
mile King Bee was leading, with Rena
closing on him. They ran neck-a-necli
through the third quarter, but on the home
stretch King Bee came up under the whip
beautifully, and won the race, followed by
Zona, Rena, and Little Fritz, in order.
Time, 1:514....... .....
The judges for the races were Or. Wat
son, Major Thomas w. boswell, Chastain
White, Esq, and James Smith, Esq.
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uoaAH's DEATH.
The Fatal ARRAY Ia six.Slus Can.
yoa-Coroaer's InqucsS.

-
John Doran. who Was shot by James
~s,iiri.,-.r =, An. p.,i,.., lin 4. d..
$500, ga
milo canyon last Thursday, died At Z
O'Clock Yesterday evening. Yesterday AZ.
-,s,,oon J,.,,.. NO.. ., v,,,,r,. 90,
N '" S'
went o the canyon 70 TAX Doran
ante-mortem statement, but the man wa
-, ...,,.....L =.
" "'~~ 'H.'"e - "uA'' spS. ~
connection with this ARRAY. which has re-
shifted fatally, one statement has beer
which shouid Dc eor,ee'sa Inc
quarrel IN regard to the parade OF orAnge'
men n Montreal was mo oetwesn poIan
and s~uiinberyer. Ihey Juarrsieu .pou'
some personal matters. ,n' ~
tne quarrel Ih ,eS,iu ci.os.r ~ !,
. were u,neu ~. ss,onn, ~, ~
was proo,oty on - So -i,h a.,
name OF eIahces ~ .ssa rss.s ~
OF ouiihpeise. S.Sr.l \.
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brought Hack.

Mrs. MAieo. who shot her husband in
Dayton last Wednesday. WAS captured In
Reno yesterday. and together with her
paramour was brought back tn Virginia
by this mornings train. The two were
Interviewed by a Nrws reporter this morn.
ing. but they either dill not understand
the English language or we're deter
mined not to speak II. Al any rate
IL was impossible TO get from them
any particulars concerning the affair.
The man Ia rather a rough-looking
customer. with q Ratchet face aud black
hair. He IL coarsely dressed. and wears a
rcd flannel shirt and no coat. Altogether.
ho il anything but preposscssing, AMI tho
woman's husband who was deserted can
not feel battered 10 any extent when he
sees What Kind 20 n looking man his vile
clopei with. Tho woman. however, doe.
not have much advantage In the matter OF
personal appearance. The runaways viii
he taken ~ Dayton tomorrow.
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Dangerous Pesi,ion.

Last Monday afternoon Miss s. ]. Irv-
ing. Of Grass Valley, California, who Is
visiting friends IN the town 81 Sutro. was
thrown from her horse while out for q ride,
and, her foot remaining In the stirrup. she
was dragged about ten rods. Her horse
WAS canght by her riding COMPANION,
when she was released from her perilous
position. Tho lady was borne To town In
an unconscious condition. She was found
TO have sustained 4 number Of severe cuts
about the face and a few bruises on the
hole
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STARTLING Mystery.

The most brilliant and mysterious Of the
feats performed by Commander Cazene-
v at the National Theater last evening
was his double Indian Mail" Two
largo Saratoga trunks are brought on the
stage, q Of which may be placed in the
other. The smaller one is locked. bound
with forty feet Of cord sealed in such . way
that the cord cannot be moved. the cover
raised. . side or an end knocked out with.
out breaking q seal. The smaller trunk 10
then placed in the larger one. tho latter
locked and placed in the cabinet. A lady
announced ~ Mrs. Cazeneuvo then steps
on tho stage. bows TO the audience and re-
tires to the cabinet, the curtain OF which
Ia drawn. AT the end OF three minutes the
curtain il thrown up. but the lady has dis.
APPEARED. The ropes and seals are found
intact. yet when the trunks are opened she
10 found within the inner trunk tied up in
q large sack. How she got inside that
trunk Is a. much Of q puzzle as II was to
George the Third to understand how the
apple got inside the dumping when there
was no seam In the dough.
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Onie~rs Installed.

The following officers elect Of Nevada
Lodge No. I. I. q. q. L., were installed
al oil Fellows Hall. Virginia CITY
last evening; q. HAST. No; II. I. Bro
deck, V. O.; j. Nichols. II. ~; IL. i. TAy'
ler, T.. T.; Peter DAILY, Treasurer l..
Lobcnst.in, Warden I; u. shngs, Con-
duc,or ". n. Harris, To-; Z. a. John
son, q. a.; q. Stewart. II. \. y. g.; J.
Tr,vick. l.. y. y. a.; ~. White. u. y. V.
a.; J. Williams. l.. \. V. o.; u. l.; Thler'
man. n. y. s.; II. Block. l.. $. \. The
following Grand Ledge officers were pres
emit: ]. Z. Stout. d. ID. q. NJ; ". Block.
Grand Warden ; l.. Diehl. Grand secretary
r. ID. spear, Grand Treasurer u. H.
Mnleahy, Grand Marshal, aud \. MOORE
Grand Guard.
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BRONCHITIS.

~ rom John Yiagy. Esq.. Of Beuninstsn. q. H.
"Thrss ysars since I was vsry much sduesd
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron'
chitis. affecting me 90 severely % 10 render y
WAS sddsd severe night swests. and I vAs fear
ful OF going into o decline. Afkr recourss 70
yarious remedies 70 no purpose, i msds ess OF
DR.. Wistar's naisam Of Wild Cherry. Q fsv bot
lea OF which fully restored me 10 health
since that time I have had several severe st
tack Of cough. but the bsisam has slways ~,
should not know how 10 do without 10"
Mold b. ali druRvtpts,
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owe. ,ann ome.rs Eiee..

At the annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Overman Mining Company,
held at San Francisco day before yesier-
day u. $40 shares were represented. Tho
meeting resulted In the reelection oi the
old management. The following Trustees
were elected: George ". Beaver. j. u.
Dobinson. II. y. Morrow, Joseph Clark.
II. wegcner. subsequently, Mr.. Beaver
was elected President, George ID. Edwards
Secretary and Charles forman SUPER
intendent,
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IPythian officers.

In Gold Hill, last evening. the following
named officers 81 Mystic Lodge No. D.
Knights Of Pythias. were installed by ID.
u. q. c.. q. u. Cooper. to serve during
the ensuing term :. \. Benefits, i. q;
l.. Block. &. C.; Wm. Mouller. Il. O.; u.
Prince. r.: VIM. Blacksill. X. OF u. and
g.; ]. II. Thomas. NJ. Of r.; ID. Wagner, NJ.
Of f.; L. NJ. Ham. NJ. at A.; j. scoble, t.
a.. 4. A.. Boll, u, q.
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HYAr1,s LIFE pAlsAn.

~ . conqaeror of Rheumstism. Gout. Neu.
ralsis. and eurs for serofuia and al diseases
arislng from impurity Of blood. The old aud
reliable family y edicine. Hyatt's Life BAlsam.
stands unequal d. ~ proven by over 5000 ~
great cures during the pest ~ years. 10 .
Sold By eli druggists and country 9rocers.
Take nothing else. and II ihey havnt u We
send by exprcss. boxed. everywhere, 81 ~ and
Al IS pal bottle, Is and 50 80 half dor. Hyatt
Hyatt, 200 brand street. Nvw York.
mvIQ cod I'm
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0eosi plan.

Some Of the Comstock transfers have
insuguraied 4 new style Of locking their
quartz wagons, where a baei'action Is
used. The brakes ar used on both wagons.
A. usual. and the iron shoe or clog Is adjust
81 ON the front wheel Of the back wagon.
This gives a full lock to one wheel all the
time, with the opportunity Of using brakes
on four more. by putting the Shoe ON the
front wheel OF the back.action no ineon-
venioncc Is experienced, and II the chain
OF the shoc should give way, there still re-
mains sufficient reiarding power to con-
troll the wagon.
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WK CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not 10 b
ashamed Of than. let nc use that standard denti.
frice S0Z0DONT. which 10 sure TO lesp thsm
white aud spotlesz. no tartar can eneust
them. M cankef Affect the enamel, no species
Of do ~ infrst tho dental bone. ~ Bofodont 10
resul uly used. 10 IL . botanical prrparstion.
and its beneficial effects on the tssth and guus
sre marvellous, as Il ell d~iscolontions
and renders the gums hard and rpsy.
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Omee.s Elected.

Al a meeting Of tho Virginia Miners
Union. held In Virginia City last evening
At $ o'clock. the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing term
President. John Tate, re-eiseted Wy
President. =. l.. Hampton, re.elee'SI
Recording Secretary. Frank Norton F; ~
nanclai Secretary. James Dockery, ~
elected /; Treasurer. ID. Neyin. rs-eieetsd ;
Conductor, Peter Savage: Warden, Daniel
O'suilivan. Financial Committes-N
Allen. T. Tally and W. Dunn. Trustees,
N. Norton. A. Cook; A. l.. Day. Bart Col
gan and A. Mott.
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New Ysrix ussard.

Nsw YosK. July lt.-The transactions
at the American Mining Board this morn.
ing were as follows; 200 Beleher tsi
$50 Beat 4 Belcher 49,. 100 California
81, 200 Chollar-P otosi, 70, 200 Eureka
Con. 2si. 200 Could 4 Curry i3tai3s.
400 Hale & Norcross, ca, 800 Leopard
~, 200 Mexican H.. 200 Moose "a, 300
Ophir n 200 Raymond A Ely ST..
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rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roa.t Of beef uneieellod In stotey
county. 70 10 Thomas ITerron's Eating stand.
In the Palace saloon. No. : North @ stn Il,
Virginia City. Prcrh oyttsrs at oil hoar I'm
svsSy style. Forty miners always on hand 81
night. For tasty, home style OF cookIne. snd
the best and fresl cot Of ali that the markets
anord. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Ty Il. apis n
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iron A DISTINGUISHED Iunrsr,

81 have tried the PERUVIAN STRIP. and the
result fully .~nstAins your prediction. IL has
made d new man Of me -infnsed Into my sys-
tenn new vigoe and energy. l I'm no longer
trrmulous and debiriated ~ when you llst
saw me. bat stronger. hesrtler. and with larger
capacity Cor labor, mental and physical, tlan
At any time during tho isst Eve years." Bold
by all druggists.
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A CARD.

To all ~ho are suffering from The errors and
Indlscrsiions Of youth. nervous wsshnsas. early
decay, loss Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that will cure you, yRku or a
This great rpmsdy was discovered By n ision.
arr In South America. Send . p~elf.sddrcssed
envelope 10 the Rkv. JusHPH T. INhAh.
station u, IIlbis IIoule. New York CITY.
mh30 Gun
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O. m. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLrr. opposite The nsnk Of caiifor'
MIA, Gold HIN. hssps constantly on hand ~
fsvorit. brands Of Inponed cun. oAoics bill
ciears. ali kisds Of chewing tobacco. meet.
srhsun plpes, nuts, candles. nns CUTLERY. and
toys and hsey goods OF all kinds. ap9s u
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1t will b. seen that the increase In STOREY
county is very considerable. This Is u IN
a great measure to the thorough manner
Of taking the census. Mr.. Jenvey in Viz
GINA and Ar. Keen Ia Gold Hill did this
duty we'll. They did not overlook many
Of the little ones.
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roa JrLr.-The Psri.h G~ids for July
has been placed upon u table by Rev. H.
\. Eastman, rector Of st. Johns Church,
Gold Hill. The G.ids contains the usual
mount Of matter interesting TO members
on the E~piscopalian congregation.
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cuorr AND HOPPING couGII.

Every bottle OF Dimmeti's Cough Baiam IL
guaranteed TO do all that & elsims Give Il 10
your ehiliren for cr'up and hopping cough.
firy cents aud .ps dollar Ies bottle. For saie
by John Jones. Jr. liiasw
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sehosi Moneys.

Following ia an abstract Of the second
annual apportionment Of school moneys
for 1877. at the rate Of s2.316O6s per CEN
an. chill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-14

TwrSrY.srykS sutro Tunnel miners
have Joined tho Miners Union OF Silver
City during the past week. About q dozen
Iaore will shortly Join.
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rnE AngurcAs PEOPLE.

Ne people In the world suffer - much With
Dyspepsia ~ Americans. Although ysars Of
experience In melicinc hal failed to accom-.
piish q certain and sure remedy TT this dlses'e
And its Effects, ouch q. our stUmaeh, heartburn
water brAsh, pi,k heedschc, costivsness. palpl.
tstion III the hrHrt. livtr complaint. coming mp
OF food. low spirits. gvucEi debility. ttc., yvt
since the Iniroiuttion Of Green's August Flower
we believe there 10 NO ca Q Of dyspepsia that
c,nrot be Immediately relieved. 10000 dofen
sold last year, without one case OF fai urc re-
ported. Go 10 your druggist and get . sanpls
bottle for 10 cents aud try u. Two doees will
relieve you. Regular blze rs cent. deal 6m