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ton is the only way
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/ ant, and we guarantee
"A perle t CURE OF Ca
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NOR SALE.

Nor SALE.
farm Of 235 acres with all the improve
mcpfs, in Hays county, one mile cast of the
Blancr river. This place is well inclosed with
stone and CEDAR fence, frame dwelling house,
with euthouses and cistern; plenty OF timber
and fine pasture, 200 acres divided into two
pastures; n nice young Orchard,l and splendid
range for sheep. Call ON NJ. u. SWEENEY.
1876 acres, 500 acres farming land, with i'm
provements, plenty OF wood and water, fine pas
ture, twenty-five miles west from Austin, IN
Travis county
1850 acres OF land, with stock and improve
ments, in Guadalupe county, six miles from
Kingsbury railroad station, near TO church and
school house; fine forstock.
1904 acres, with all the improvements, two
miles from Elgn, on the Central Railroad, IN
Bastrop county. Call and get bargain.
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UNOR SALE.

Three good building lots, second block east OF
East Avenue, on Bots dare street, 4Gx12S. IL
called for in lew days, will FELL them very low.
and one lot on Pecan street, from East Avenue.
Now Is the time to buy cheap. Co u on
ocS NJ Il SWEENEY.
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There is not a negro in the town OF
Eastland.
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EOR SALE.
U1OR SALE.

TOR SALE.
A farm OF 60 acres on the south side OF Col
orado river two and u half miles from the city
Of Austin, with the Improvements. Splendid
location. Cali on ". b. SWEENEY.
@. r. JOHNS, JOSEPH SPENCE,
Former Comptroller. For. Com. Gen Land ONCE
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Contains information which afford TO be with
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DR.. A. G.. OLIN, Isl Washington st.. Chicago, IL
ocd2un
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There connecting with the TexAs and CAlifoEnf
Stage COnpauy's line TO FOR TS7OCkToN and
DAVIS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
THE CALEDONIA PRIZES.
Their Di>tributisa Co the winuer~
last Night A Good Time all
Around.

The prizes won at the Caledonia picnic
last SATURDAY were distributed at Miners
Union Hall on u street, Virginia. yester-
DAY evening. Chief ID. II. Fraser opened
the business Of the evening by saying :
&c Ladies aud gentlemen We are here to-
night for the purpose Of distributing
prizes tn the successful competitors In the
games on the occasion 81 the late excur-
sion 81 the Caledonia Club 10 Carson. On
behalf 81 the club | thank you for your
presence here this evening. also desire
IN thank the people VI Virginia City and
Gold Hill for their uniform Kindness TO
this club. Judge Bslknap, whom ! now
have the honor OF Introducing 10 you, will
distribute the prizes t0 those to whom they
have been awarded. II Is also with pleas
uro that / introduce Miss jennie 0ault,
who has kindly consented to assist in the
distribution" The prizes were duly
given out To the winners. Gold Hill carry
INK away the greater part. Second Chieftan
William Narrower gave efficient aid. AZ.
ter the prizes were given out Andrew Baird
was callel upon and gave some very fine
violin music. Refreshments wero next In
order. These were Of the generous kind
anil were enjoyed by all. Captain Jack
Crawford wa. the next gentleman 10 enter
tain the company, snd he did II in fine
style. W. 4. GERMAN sang The Star OF
Glcngarry." Hector Dow followed with n
recitation from tho " Lady Of the Lake -
the combat scene between fitz.James and
Il. Dhu. The scene was well given aud
we'll received. The recitation was followed
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Nothins Done with Regard 10 that
b%eiinqucnt Tax Question.

The County Commissioners held q meet.
Ia Virginia City to-day. Commissioners
Torp and Nye were absent. President
Randall reported that Peter Burke had
furnished his bonds. aud had commenced
npan his contract. lie also reported that
Nowlan hal failed to present his bonds,
ani that the contract remained unsigned.
With regard 10 the contract for retaining
Lewis 4 Deal aud Jonas Scely 10 assist
District Attorney Drake Ia collecting de-
l~inanent mining taxes, President Randall
saii he hal done nothing since the last
meeting. District Attorney Drake said he
would continue TO object tn acting with
these gentlemen. and II the Commissioners
insisted upon retaining them he would feel
called upon Ia enjoin them. lie said lie
hal reasons for refusing t0 act with LAWS
A Deal. One reason was that they were
disposed TO act without his knowledge or
consent la the cases in which they were as
ISOLATED. Mr.. Drake stands upon his right
~ the representative of the county. To
know everything that Is done In the eases
wherein he appears.
Commissioner Nye sen. I written report
~ his Investigation Of tie constable Zee
bills. Upon his recommendation Con.
stable Walkers claim was cut down siiO.
and Constable NoTton's SO.
Bills were allowed as follows: Clark 4
Stsarns. SO II; 4. u. Smith, Si0i a.;
\. j. Walker. s3ss 90; Z. L. Babcock,
sli e.: J. ~Eothenbucbcr. 81: NJ. Nor
ton. Sj3j 80; J. N. Stephens. SIS.
3. riSley presented a bill for services
as witness before the Board Of Arbitration.
Action deferred.
The Board adjourned TO meet again
August 5th.
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And Edwin has gone 10 Ills

CHANGED MS MISp.-lt will ls romem.
ber.d ,h,, vbe, Tbomss shield, va. ar.,
-, ,..t..-.... A..
a''e''ea u. Aan'' "a,'"S s'o'. N'
Two mules from Wash. Pafish' since thth
io has changed III. NINA, And on his pre-
iiminary ehaminAtion before 9nsuce hick'
ey' ihe prisoner recalled ms confession
else stole the mules from Parish and gave
them to him. His case o before the
Lyon County uraha Jury
PrEsoS,L.-Mr. A. DAWSON. from Ne
ya,a county, California, is on q visit 10
uoLJ nm ,o,a f.u laxs No Ia hro,b.,.
- -, 49,. - n.-.u
,u''a" W ou "aJo' Do"n.e, = VII
Sno.h pio"e'l, 'auio o,e' MY iIvn VIZ
oen'snhIAi nl'ne'mnc'o tho "Al1' sin.n'
is considerable Of Q mechanic and an IN.
a.n,or. ninons ~ is 'ni.nnas.
from mill t%silinrs, which Le /. irving the
merits Of at present.
,,
ATTENTION. h'so"LS ho'h'-ih n'eni.
beers OF Lincoln Hose Company No. > OF
Gold Hill are requested to meet at their
hall Tomorrow at 8 o'clock p. ~. sharp.
Using columns. This meeting Is called
for the purpose Of drill. testing tho hose,
snu w orusr ,h.' Al w. emoei may
men, Of tbs various hyirans.. 4 full and
nrompi -attend.nce ia feoue,trd.
rr,rrr ,vr.,r,xr :, ,.nor,or q, ,ho
r.,,,.,;,, in corclnJiny an .r,icls con.
n""I"'" = ,'s ~"
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llHONCHITIS.

lfnm John flagg. Ksq.. q bennington. n. n !
"Thres years since ! was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Brou.
chitl'. affecting mi 80 severely - 10 render II
difficult 10 speak Ia an audible voice. To this
was added severe night swrats. and I was fear.
fnl OF going into q decline. Altar recourse 10
various remedies TO no purpose. I made use OF
DR.. wistar's bairam Of Wild Cherry. q fsv hot
ties of which fully restored me To health.
since that time have hal several severe u.
tack of cough, but tho Bai-aiu hss always re-
moved them. always Lerp u b. me, and
should nod know how Ia do without t."
Sold by all druggists.
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EUROPE.
THE GREAT WAR PRACTICALLY At
A STAnD.STlll.
Situation OF Affairs In France.
lsrrciAL DISPATCHES TO rHs Coin HILL
DALI NEws.l
Situation OF Affairs In France.
The ar... w.r Dol enc Ea.s.

"e "s~ss VIM ~ s"o Ass"
LONDON. August i7.-It Is reported that
Prince Hassan. in tho Dobrudscha, is
marching RAPIDLY with bis Rpvpti.n troops
ia. an.
o'!'e' VI cutting On .ne eomnu'
hiea'ions OF inc Russians with bessarabia.
simultaneously eight Turkish steamers
have received orders TO di,emb.rk force.
,or,h, nj, ,ho n.,,,... u,..,.. "a. -
s,me object. "
Montrneurin outposts rcrort ,h., . Ia.
kish army of twelve batt,iIons NJ regris,.
and several thousand ~irrrvuisrs have ~.
gup : movement ON lie brobni.l IT..
Eontepegrin force ia utterly ipadeou,,s n
| oppose them, and will fall back for protec.
tfon Of tho Inhabitants until reinforce.
ments arrive.
Every detail OF preparations shows that
tbs Russians ave made up tneir niinds Tor
o long war and are preparing great depots
OF provisions. Tno houmahian uovern.
ment Is also asking tenders LOT supplies OF
great quantities OF clothing anu stores.
A rain OF twelve hours duration rendered
the roads NJ bistova' over "hieh hussian
supplies arc transported. . sea OF Y
with gaping holes ~ requeh lhiervAh.
IL VII DO very dimeui, Ior Ine ,.ussi,hst 70
MAINTAIN their Armies DeIwsen 'ne psi.sns
and the Danube when the summer "ea'her
breaks up. :, mn. -,.,-
bELokiDk' august l'.-.he h''n.s.eIs
nave tendered Ineir resishsI'ons uIIhce
Miian mas AceePted PM !nose =, ssinSihs
flesideni OF tIe o9uhciI. hnu 1tno n',
vilch. histics mas peeh APPo'h"a r'e'
ufnt OF the council.
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Nevada Ahead.

At the Cale.lsnian picnic last Saturday
the contestants eelipsed the record Of any
similar club on the coast. The heavy ham.
mer was thrswn seventeen feet further
than il was ever thrown in San Francisco
or Sacramento. Better men than we have
in Nevada can moi be found in the United
States. We hare the flower Of the world
right here on the Comstock. In our mines
and mills may lie found the very finest
models Of manly shape and size.
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Arrivals his wsss,sx


IISprH rur sop.-In another part Of
mi. paper today will b. found some well
written anil appropriate lines on the death
IL Edwin l.. Jones, written by captain
Jack Crawford, the well.known foetseoui'
W. ". CouyrLL has sold 10 William Lee
A onesiSth interest In the silver Star
claim. which Is situated near the southern
boundary of the Sutro Tunnel grant The
consideration named 10 $40.
TuK Occidental reservoirs at Silver CITY
nm. being cleaned out. the shines being
taken 10 tho Woodruff mill for reduction.
They will not be worked until next year.
Ma. McLAroHLIS. who recently bought
an old dump in Silver City. sent his clean.
IN 10 the Carson Mint. and has received
5000 In big trals dollars therefor.
A C~uIS,woslS residing ia Virginia
City was kidnapped recently by a couple
~ her male cOunirymen, a VI whom
was a resident Of Carson.
uESny B,wpES denies the report that
he was Ia any way mixed up in the trouble
which occurred in Lower Gold Hill the
other d.X
nnv.,ox
uVntsslsO onc", .n' 49, -
ancment last Sunday. but wa. SION recap
iured.
CRuDr salt from Crowns station on the
Central Pacific Railroad is being shipped
10 d Con''''ck lot u'' Ia me l'"
"''''
lux financial S''',! ~
amer ,n,'u aSoLi Mn ",ssni,,,ian
Ihh ben "' '"e s"'S" '"s'"
the Virginia depot Is worked py ''eahi' IL
THrRE will be a ioh chase Al inc race
uacA, no,,hw
mo'io" a''o'nO'"'
Tnr new pumo-t"o lot us o"'s' mn
mine il finished but has not yet been seh'
"'"
NuLr belonging To the Lyon h'i' anu
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URDER Will OFT,

few years ago Angus, Flower was dIseov
ervd 10 be . certain cure for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint. and . few thin dyspeptics
.nads kn0wn 10 their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured by It's use. Tie
tat inerits % or-en's August Piowe were
has become Immense. Druggists IN every tow
In the United States arr selling u. No psrstn
suf,r.ng with sour stomach. sIek hesf arhe.
cosiiv'ncss, pslpltation Of the heart, indisss'
ton. low spiriIs. etc. can iaks three doees with
tar Is e-nts and Try u. sample bottles 10
tents. Cell tm
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tn. Ohio werh,.r...,. r,,,.,v

The Ohio werkingnsa's Platform
I'IUshcs, onio' August is.-The Gen.
uA on'o Executive Committee OF tho
"o,Asnsn . Industrial Union have Is
'aoa "a saaress' setting forth = platform
o. piineipies' recommending that eonven.
na,s oe.n,w ,m s'era, ount,e 70 NOM
,r;.I tyv;an rInh.s r. Anu es'apllsn ihdus,
ill., 1870 81 yT...'! uo~h,hlp ana
,,o,aa, ~ ,he s,a,a rons my seiec' one
y. m. ~. ~, a. ,a,I S'.as " uc nelu
u '! u.,so.n .a ~. Hep.ensosI,
uop' ~"u ""''A'' o'a'e
rbe Indian War.
s,,r I,xy. Auru.t ls.-No,bipr b..
been heard from the Neg Perces Indians
.inco thew creased the Montana stsRe road
-. 80. -, a.. .n.rnnor =, A.. ,s,h
soans ,,I IN sar,h ton, pis.s"n.
ysume "ny m. ,aI.s,.nS lin. n ~
ton no ,innh, h.,iny hssn cnt bv indiana.
No stages are running on the section Of
the road where the Indians crossed. Moth
Ing further Is heard from uenerAi nov.
~. Inlr.y.n.o n ~ T"s. hi
sneIr asenoy w. Wnmns
WI rou'c W A''is' h'"A'u
The Volume or Trade.
Nrw Yonx, August is.-The P@Siic says
al. ci..ri,, ho,.. re,prn. from ten LEAD.
ing cities Of tho United States show . loss
Of 52.IOO nor cent. for the past two weeks,
but this Il decidedly more favorable u
compared with corresponding weeks Of
last year than there was reason to expect.
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The l~:sxiaeer.

The engineer. Who meet in Virginia City
have the following lines posted in their
hall.
No soldier in the battles shock needs more
to east out fear.
And hold his soul irm as a rock. than docs
an engineer;
And he Who might from the battle Hoe. or
yield his heart Ia fear,
Might still. perhaps, a warrior he. but
never an engineer.
This l. surmountod by two hands claspei.
above which appears the word Unity"
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ssrees Qastatisns.

lny rus A. AND y. I~sLkaEArn LS
SAN P~RAScIsco. Aug. is-2:is p. NJ.
MOdOc. zoe
Minnietta Belle. I 81, I 60
Empire, 2s,2s
Leeds. 2 IL. 2 10
Yellow Jacket, o..
Con Virginia, 2sr
Eureka. ~
California. 60.
Oyerman. - b
Belcher, Sc
ophir. l5s
Crown Point, %
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O. II.

o. II. oAtLur. opposite the bank Of cslifor'
MIA. Gold I'M, tseps constantly on hand al
f~syorite brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoice bit
cigars, ali Al Dc Of chewing tobacco. meer.
schaum pipes, nuts, eandies. fns cutlery, and
toys and iAlcy goods Of all kinds. sp2s m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
VACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never %. mr. u yol are
particular with your teeth. and cleanse them
every day with that IAmous footh.wash, ZoZo
DON'T. Prom youth 10 old ags u Will keei
the enamel ~, tless and unimpairvi. tn.
teeth Of per-ons who use ZOE d ONT have
PEARL he whiients.. and the gums Q roe. ate
sweet and fragrant. II IL composed Of rarr
antisepiic herbr and ID entirely free from The
objectionable n injuri.n, insrd.enis oI
Tooth ps.tes str-
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ACCIDENT At THE PICNIC.
a L.sdy's Ciath~s on firc-she ~.
eap~s with siight InIaries.


C,EsoS, August is.-About II o'clock.
while Mrs. l.. u. Williams, Of Virginia,
was swinging a little girl, her clothes were
discovered to lie IN fire. they being Of light
material. In a moment she wa envelopcd
IN flames. aud but for the opportunc APP
pearanec oi Bish p Whitaker aud Rev.
Mr.. Jenny. she would have most likely re-
ceivei fatal injuries. They, taking in the
situation At = glance. pulled of their coats
and wrapped them around the lady. and
soon succeeded In smothering the fiames.
She escaped with slight injuries on the
calves Of her legs aud on her left wrist.
sho Wa attended, by DIR. Harris, Of vir.
ginia.
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40 CARD.

To all ~ho are suffering from the errors and
lndisers,ions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss Of manhood. etc. ] will send .
receipt that will cure YOU. FREE ~ cHAnoE.
This great rein@dy vas iiscovefed by = n ission.
ary In South Ametica. send = seif.add,e>sed
envelope 10 the RRv. JJSEPH 7. lNNAN.
station u. Bible House. New York city.
mh3O en-
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uo,,,I, Tuu,n,.-A IonLey ,pgiu

Bos,Sl, TuLiSa..-A donkey engine Is
being .et up in Mackcy \ Fair. reservoir
at the lower end Of Silver City to more
speedily Load the wagons employed in CON
veying the shines TO the Woodruff mill.
These reservoirs are supplied by the Bacon
and Trench mills working bouAnza ores.
The shines are very valuable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
rnH PALACE RATING srASn.

For . roast of beef unereslied In STOREY
county. 70 10 Thomas Hsffon's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. 7 North q strvet,
Virginia city. Frrrh osstcrs at all hour In
svcry style. Forty miners always on hand II
night. For tss'y. homo style Of cooking, and
the best and fires, est OF all that the markets
Try u. spls m
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This last WAS written for Henrisita, Who
sal anil thoughtful:
Henrietta. fair. bewitchingl
Ever bright be thy sweet face;
Never may thy life be cloudcd.
Radiant beams LIES pathway trace.
In the future may with glainess
Ever b. thy prospects bright
Till the traces Of all sadness
Turn and leave your heart tonight
Anxious. waiting heart, goodnight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
A DIsrINGuIsmgD JUnIsr.

81 have tried this. PERUVIAN srKrr and the
result fnlly sustains your prrdietioa. 10 has
made b new man Of me infuscd Into my sys.
tenn new vigor and euerey. ! am No longer
trrmuloas and debiitslsd a. when ron last
cav me. but stronger. L~esrtier, ard with larger
capacity for labor. mental and physical. than
By all druggists.
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-
When the telegraph carried the news to
San Francisco that charges OF corruption
and erookedness had been made by the
Virginia CLroaici, against Superintendent
ThAyer and the management Of the Julia
mine. the San Francisco Sock Report i'm
mediaiely commenced Al Investigation
into the Affairs Of the company In that
city. The result Of its Investigation is
given below in full. and without any at
tempt TO shield any person. or pass by any
suspicious act. The Stock Report says:
We canno, deal with the details Of super
int-nient Thayer's management at the
mine. except in so far as they appear In
the Official record. but the management
and others who are acquainted with the
gentleman speak % him - an honest man
and one " the most reliable Superintend-
ents on the Comstock. But with the Trus-
tees Of the mine the case IL entirely differ.
ent. The
OF TRUSTEES
Up To August sth was composed As follows:
J.. ". Livingston. Thomas 4. Cole. e. W.
kellogg. J. 4. Palmer and James X. Keene.
These gentlemen are prominent citizens Of
San Francisco, and in stock circles il Is
very generally known that they Loaf In the
aggregate. about $500, 600 in trying TO .us-
tain the stock at tho figures they honestly
believed the prospects 81 the mine would
warrant. 80 much for operations In the
stock by the managers.
xtx.xct.t rxutuIr-
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="ENoINEERs' MEETINGS..

DoMsTOcK L0DoH. NO. .. or TIKI
Brotberhad VI siatl nary Ens,n..r.,
mc,,s nyRHY FIRST AND THIRD MONDAY
Of each month, at Odd Fellows Hal. 0cid
"" WILLIAM GAMBLER. Chief.
oEonar ]. PKAKiss. y. A.. X. Ui,s m
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SETTLE UP.

A L. PARTIES INDEBTED To us WILL
n pieass aettie Immediately and thereby Havs
csts OF court. MIR. DAN. LYONS y author.
iied TO sSllset and rseeip, ~ siIi. foe us.
STERN d SON.
apsH Main street, 9od Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

Rose. sweet Rose ! faircst OF your sex'
Oh. how sparkle those blue eyes OF
thine:
Sweet, your face. without one care tn ,ex I;
Esteemed by all the good anil most di.
vine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
the JULIA MIME.
SOMETHING FURTHER ABOUT
THOSE REcKLEss CMARaEs
AGAINST THE NAN
A0EM EMF.

Plain Facts and Figures for the
sssskhotder~ = Investigates st
san franeiseo- Eserything all
Right
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TssTRn ny TIME,

Yor Throat d sssses. Cold. and Coughs.
Browns Dronchisl Troches have proved their
suteaey by Q test OF many years.
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srocR


San Francisco Board.
LAST KvKSiSo.
40 Meadow valley. sSe
10 Raymond 4 Ely. u. LAY, II. itx
SIS Enruka cou.. n. 9sk. Ems
50 Jaekron. y.
30 Phenix. toc
4OO Alps. soc. Sc
loo Rye Patch. 81
40 VI Dorado soath. . 9S. J. : 10
leo X Consolidated. ~, 81
2DeO Leopard, i..i ~. l 70, 81
60 Giia. 9os. sc. SIC. CSC
TI5 Panther. SOC. ssc. zoe
i0S Northern Belle. Il. Is b, Is
10 lius-sy. W
lSsO Defr-- I 40
lO Grand Prize, Isl. ijk
100 Arg,nts. I Is
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

LIoS's KArnAnox makss BEAUTIFUL. glossy.
fuxurisnt bal, , prsvsnts It's falling oat % turn.
ing gny, Il kai stood the test OF forty .yesfs,
charmingiy psnumsd. and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18

Louise. I scarce know what TO say.
Or how 10 write. fair girl. Of you;
Unknown by me until to-day.
I'm sure | can't tell what to do.
So strange We meet, ~ strange We part,
Zen A. heart of speaks TO heart.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-18
EXPENSES.

The Trustees % tho Julia. 10 u certain
knowlejge. have displayed the strictsst
economy Al this emil Of the line, and we
believe that tho Board will to-day COM
pare fayorably with any other set Of Trus-
tees on ths coast. The Trustees are not
only prominent citizens. but they are emf
nenily respectable ami thoroughly quail
iied by experisnee and ability to manage
the Affairs Of a promising mine. IL there
LA. been any extravaganza at virginia or
any other place in connection with the
Julia mine the Board will not decline to
take cognizancc Of H.. Meantime. let the
mining public carefully read the financial
statement aud the rrport Of work per-
fnTmei.