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Michael Strogof, the Courier of the Gar.
By JULES VERNE, author OF the "Myste-
rious IsIand,''" A Journey to the Centre
Of the Earth" &C., &C., with ninety full.
page illustrations. New York: ScRIBNER,
ARMSTRONG s. Co.
Thus we have Mons. JULES VERNE
" come again." We warrant you here is
enough of stirring peril and disadventure
by flood and field, and ingenious contri.
vance in emergency, to entertain old and
young several winter nights. The book
opens at the Palace Moscow, and ends
where do you think? At Popocatepetl!
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON & Co.
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MT 1877. GOOD NEWS FOR THE 1877.
NEW YEAR.

DBY GOODS. DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!
Wishing to reduce my large stock on hand prepa-
ratory to taking inventory will sell my entire stock
Of desirable DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., at cost
for the next thirty days. AS this Is no bumbug Gus
toners will find it TO their advantage TO give me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Below will be found list of desirable DRESS
GOODS, CASsIMERES, HoUSE-FURNlsHlNG
GOODS, UNDERWEAR, NOTIONS, &c.
100 pieces DRESS GOODS at zoe. worth Soc;
rs pieces DRESS GOODS at 25c. worth &c.;
A large stock Of DRESS GOODS In finer grades
at cost to close them out
so pieces TYCOON REPS at 16sc. worth E2RS ffSos
A large stock of CACHEMIHEn' ,CK GOODS
Il III cost ST prices - = |.-'''' 60 -.
rABIE-LINENs, NAPKINS. TOWELS, CUR
TAIN LACES, SHEETINGS, COTTONs,
GlNGHAMs, BED-TICKs, and other domestic
goods at cost prices ~
An excellent line of CAssIMEREs, WATER
PROOFS, BEAVERS; WHITE, RED, GRAY,
and BLUE FLANSELS:
CANTON FLANNELsI CIIEVI0TS, Pt.AIps, &C..
at low prices s.
81. ANKETs, CLoAks, SKIRTS, CARPETS, IN
DERsHIRTS, at prime cost 10 close them our.
900 pair LADIES' and GENTLEhENS MI
GLOVES at cost, us have y large STOCK s anu
wish to close them out;
Also, a large line Of LADIES' and MISSES, HosE.'
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS, CoksEfs,
SCARS, So Ac.-ali ut the Iery bottom prices !
$50 pair LADIES' MERINo SHIRTS az " pair
worth fully %. Give me call on 'hese' a.
81 guarantee them the cheapsstin the city.
cases best brands BLEACIsED, CoTToNs At &C..
q selling everywhere from Q TO 12c.;
100 pieces IA BROWN COTTON At Shc. worm
Toe; and lots of other goods at cost prices TOT
thirty days only at q .
WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
| q col Broad street.
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The steam collier T. A. Nichols, OF Cam
den, New jersey, was sunk in the Brandy
wine by the ice Monday. ..a
William Adams's city Touring mill, at
Joliet, Illinois, was destroyed by fire Mon
day. Loss, $4,000.
TbM oPpas s hs New Y J I hsa abg
lish revolution OF 1863. *,
:. W. E. Rhodes, photographer, was muir
dered in his own room Monday night at
Quincy, Illinois, by robbers. No clue has
yet been discovered. 80:
The Alabama and Chattanooga railroad
was sold Monday in Mobile, and bought by
Judge Gradsey. for the holders OF receivers
certificates and other claimants on the FUND.
Judge Green was elected president OF the
Supreme Court Of Appeals on Tuesday.
This is a courtesy usually extended that
member OF the court who holds the shortest
term Charleston ( w, Va.) Courier.
John Flanders set fire to the barns belong
inc. to Norman S. Adams, OF Eden, VT, and
then called to Adams to take his horse out.
AS Adams approached Flanders attempted
to shoot him. Flanders delivered himself
up to the authorities, and says he meant to
kill Adams. No motive Is assigned for his
conduct.
. The first Of the Wall-sueet. prayer-meet-
ings for conversion OF bankers and brokers
was held Monday afternoon in Under
writer's Hall, Broadway, and the services
were conducted according to the Episcopal
ritual. The prayer-meeting will DC con-
tinued there every afternoon. 81
Mrs. II. L. Broun, OF this city, is the pos
SCISSOR Of the carriage that formerly be-
ionged to Ssonewall jackson. General jack
son gave 1t to q sister OF Major Il. L. Broun,
and before her death she gave 1t to Mrs:
Broun. The carriage is an oid-fashionedi
roclSaway, but Mrs. Broun Is very pro d o.
it, and, because it at one tune belonged 10
General Jackson would not exchange y foI
one OF the finest phaetons ever matte" =
| .Chdrlestont CIV. Faa Courier. 80 ~
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WELL Subtitle Des Moines Qowa)
State Leader OF last Friday-the same DAY
we here in Richmond were rejoicing over
the new bill-happily said:
"The world which yesterday stood by
and Knocked us in our weakness, To-Day
looks on in admiration OF our strength. W e
have demonstrated the truth OF 6ui"er
wisest saying that
Beneath the rule Of men entirely great
The pen is mightier than the sword .
and have taken away the sight OF the instru.
ment OF war, realizing that
States can be saved without It."
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ARGUING observation-disclosures DIX ar
CUES that the two houses Of Congress can
not possibly have right to Judge Of the
electoral votes, nor to. count them, because
the Constitution forbids them from being
chosen electors! Now, the very reason
congressman were disqualified was because
they had to pass upon those votes II not,
pray why were they disqualified? They
certainly have the power to elect both Vice
President and President if they Judge that
the people elected neither.
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A Democratic United States senator was
yesterday elected la New Jersey. There are
eighty-one members Of the Legislature.
Every man OF them was present. Forty are
Republicans and forty-one are Democrats.
Mr. FRELINGHUYsEK's vote was forty and
Mr.. MAcpHERsoN's forty-one, the former
being the Republican and the latter the
Democratic nominee: E y, , =
We rejoice over the result less than we
should have done q week.agos
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Our good friend OF the Petersburg Post

Our good friend Of the Petersburg Post
deyotes over column OF its issue of yester-
day to the task of trying to sustain his pro-
position that the plan proposed by the joint
committee Of the two houses Of Congress to
settle the disputed question OF the presi-
dency is unconstitutional, because one Of
the Fundamental principles Of our Gov
eminent is that the legislative, executive,
and judicial departments shall be separate
and DISTINCT We would not be dis
courteous; but it does seem to us
that the word "because" comes in almost
ludicrously in the proposition OF our friend.
We confess our inability to meet such an
argument. There is no bill that could not
be proved to be unconstitutional by that
sort OF reasoning. There is not one word
in the Constitution upon which to base such
a proposition. 1t is merely our friends
ipse dtzit. To assert that bill violates ga
fundamental principle" is too easy mode
Of proving it unconstitutional. And to
quote a section Of the Virginia Constitution
to show that bin before Congress is viola
tive Of the Federal Constitution is, Of
course, q joke on the part Of the Post. Yet
these devices we are called upon to accept
as proofs that the committees bill is uncon-
stitutional!
But why object to the judicial depart
mentD being called upon? IL the Posts
proposition is a correct one, 1t is just as un-
constitutional to call upon the Executive
department to take hand in the settlement.
In fact, Mr.. LINCOLN asserted in q message
which he sent to Congress in 1865 that
the Executive had nothing 20 do with
counting the electoral votes, and that
therefore it was totally unnecessary, for
him to sign the bin which, that body had
sent to him providing for throwing out the
votes Of the southern States. 80 that In
spite Of the authority Of EpAuEDs, THUR
Man, GoaKAlEa, BArARD, lyNE, &C., Be-
the bill now before Congress II doubly un-
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BALLoTINa FOR SENATORS IN WEST YIR-
GINA Wheeling, w. Va., january 22.---
The Democratic: members Of the Legisla-
ture, In caucus tonight, balloted for
United States senator to fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Senator Caperton,
and also fora successor OF Senator Davis,
whose term expires next March. Three
ballots were taken. On the third the result
was, for long term: Davis, 10 Faulkner,
90: scattering, ia; and for short term:
Governor Price, 81; III. s. Walker, 10;
Frank Hereford, Is; scattering, 10.
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constitutional, Weden'tthinkit necessary

constitutional! Wedon't think IT necessary
to argue this point further. ~. s
The Post reminds as that five Justices 40
constitute majority OF the Supreme Court.
and asks us how they could hereafter pass
upon Mr.. TILDRN's or Mr.. HAYEs's title 70
the presidency. We'll, that is hard cues.
tion: but It seems to us that neither OF
them would be, likely to take such case
before a court majority of whose members
had already In the most solemn manner de-
cided that he had no. color Of title to the
of1cei 90 -. 80.
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The General Assembly in other days
was not in the habit of putting resolutions
of national Importance con the calendar"
This sort of deliberation is equal to that
OF the old Quaker who before he kissed
his wife piously exclaimed, "Let US ask
-
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The Constitution provides that none but
voters shall be jurors; and ipasmuch US the
new amendment Inequalities all persons
convicted Of petty larceny as voters, any
Judge may be called upon any day to decide
whether the disqualia cation is or is not re-
PROTECTIVE in It's operation. ,s
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REPUBLICAN PAPERS IN THE FEDERAL CITY.
It is not bad sign that OF the two Repub-
lican sheets in Washington city, one-the
Chronicle-has ceased to exist, and the
other-the Republican, GRANTS organ
has considerably "swunk"; which the
editor presumes will afford "entire salts
faction -" which, it does"
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WEST VIRGINIA SENATE RsHTP. heeling,
January 223 There were three intellectual
ballots for senator to-day. The caucus will
meet again this evening 80 ~
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We are almost sorry that Senator FIRE.
L1NGHUYsEN, Of New Jersey, is defeated of
reelection. He is doing so well, and has
stood up to the plan so like man. Never
theiess, our sorrow Is not inconsolable, and
we rather think the Democrat who succeeds
him will console us. Our American party
politics do occasion strange ups and downs.
There was time when there was
az IT. ~ -risin'
For Henry Clay and Frelinghuysen.''
Then HARRY OF the West went down
with FRELINGHUYsEN; and The family thus
freelinguistically named has had its subse-
quent ups and downs. 1t was good FAM
lily, too-too good. TOO good for HENRY
CLAY, who was sacrificed to their good
ness. But we are sure that Mr.. FREDERICK
7. FRELNeHUYsEN, Just defeated, isayery
good man for all this. a,e,. 1a5t a2N s''
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MI PURE CUD-LIFER OIL.
OUR OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION.

we have the testimony Of physicians who pre-
scribe it, and Of patients who have taken 1t, that IL
Is more acceptable TO the stomach and more easily
assiml;lted than any other oil.
We guarantee 1t to be entirely pure ana ir'sh'
free from rancdty, and fully possessing all oil inc
wonderful remedial properties claimed for the oe''
cod-liyer oil. MEADE Il BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
och 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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1t was E. n. HoARl that ran against But.
LsR, not GEoReE E 3, the new senator, friend
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W The Boston Herald says Of the election OF
Congressman George f. Hoar to the Senate !:
t.The battle has resulted in the defeat OF
Butler and Butlerism. The victory sis the
victory Of. the best wing OF the Republican
party. The bummers have been sent far to
the rear. y y ss,
The Tribune almanac makes the next
House OF Representatives to consist OF l42
Republican, and l48 Democrats, with three
members TO be elected; 81 "a s
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J. A NEGRO STORY Washington, d. G.,
January 28.-W. Breach, the colored Re-
publican senator and presidential elector OF
South Carolina, testified before counsel to.
day that Colonel Childs, of Carolina Ma
tional Bank, had attempted to bride him to
vote for Tilden. Colonel Childs has been
,subpenaed. 81: s9se
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DRY GOODS.
4 Il COST! AT COST.

4 L COST! AT COST!
Having determined to discontinue tie drY'So''S
business shall from this day Offer my entire S'"cSoi
sr.sONARLE AND WELL-ASSORTED GOODS
AT COST FOR CASH.
And In crdcr more pcediIy TO dispose OF the eh'is
stock. there many GOODS when VIII pe N'''
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR VALUE,
as the store will he vacated is soon is anotaef 'ea"
can he had. CHARLES HUTZLER,
j. 22-lm OIL DIoaI s-I--
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TOR LEXIN GTON DI-aEAs&
II RECT.-Boat ALICE win leaysss g;
for Lexington and Lyach6nrg r .hoHS Aos-A
sns.sns' SieAhAs wv ~ N1ERiS,N q KENT,
.. o. o. .5.' =, i sos Dock street.
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BARG AIMS rms WEEK
AT
BROWNE & RowE's..
GOODS MARKED DowS-MUsT De SOLD.
PRETTY CALICOEs. 6ac. per yard;
Splendid Y,RD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON
at 1Cc.;
FLANNELS from zoe: up;
HOSIERY In great variety
CORSETS,
BUSTI.Es, and
shHck SoGsRiS and other
CASSIMERES very chesp.
Call carly, Us prices will be higher So1 RowE
No. 1923 Broad street.
jal5-eod bntweeen Third and Fourth slrreee
,.usfNG-oUT SALE.
with the intention Of having oar store Thoroughly
renovated in the spring, we oGer our entire stock
AT COST FOR CASH ONLY
for the next sixty days.
Our stock consists I'm part os the fsiio"'hs s''1'-
DRESS GOODS OF all descriptions;
cAssIMEeEs and CT. OTHs-ali qualities;
TLANNELs,
TABLE DAMAsK,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ng CLOSING-OUT SALE OF
SYCLE BROTHERS.

LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS TO BE SOLD
AND BELOW COST.
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THE Senate met at - M.-Lieuteuant-
Governor THOMAS presiding. No prayer.

+. THE REINFORCEMENT QUESTION.
= House Joint resolution (from the Commit
tee for Courts Of Justice), in relation to re-
apportionment, was taken up, Mfr. .CoGHnL
arguing in favor Of the right OF the present
General Assembly to make such reappor-
tionment. r.g ~ + ~ 5t
. Mr.. STARKE, OF Norfolk, thought the.L
.gislature had the right to make the appor-
,tionment now, but that it was not expe-
dent, .-s1 - .1a.f4 ~. ~,
Mr.. SMITH, OF Fauquier, moved to strike
out the word "next" and insert 6 1879" :
Pending the consideration Of W hieh the
House adjourned. .,s.s,s... ,fs.,:, =
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so pieces TYCOON REPS at 16sc. worth ERfSiOs,
large s.oeh % %. Thor ri. .CK GOODS
- & cost prices. ss.. ',s.# .-3 s.. 80
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100 pieces DRESS GOODS at zoe. worth 3oc.;
rs pieces DRESS GOODS at 25c. worth &c.;
4 large stock of DRESS GOODS in finer grades
at cost to close them out.
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I- BLACK SILKS! BLACK silks,

BLACK GRoS-GRAIES SILK at ! .25 wor,h.l
BLACK GRos-GRATN SILK a:s15o worth 10.
BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILK a.sl 80 worth A. ~.
BLACK GRos-GRAISstLKa tsl.75 worth s2.a5.
BLACK GRos-GRATN SILK IL worth $3.50.
BLACK GROS-GRAIN SILK a,t2. so worth. 39,.
BLACK GR0S-GRAIN SILK ats3 worth g.
LEVY BROTHERS.
a large assortment Of COLORED SILKS. ye-,
cheap. &. ..
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TABLE-LINENs, NAPKINS. TOWELS, CUR
J. TAIN LACES, SHEETINGS, COTTONS,
GlNGHAsIs, BED-TICks, and other domestic
goods at cost prices :~
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Feeling for ciaret.

Soma months since n fond Detroit
father imagined that his only son.
Young man oi twenty, WAS going into
consumption. A doctor was consulted.
and he advised that the son be put
through q course Of gymnastic training.
The young man seemed to like the idea,
and for two or three months he was In
daily attendance at gymnasium. Then
he began to grow careless and finally
quit IL altogether. Tue father thought
he could see signs Of failing health
again, and to induce the son to 90 back
to rings. bars and gloves once more. he
fitted up q private gymnasium IN the
barn, aud began Q courss OF exercise
himself. The other morning he remem-
barred that he used 10 be boxer In his
younger days, and he remarked that he
would give the son q few lessons. lie
was balancing himself on his heel and
feeling out with both hanls, when some
thing hit him, and half minute after
ward he dimly realized that some one
was bending over him and saying;
"Father, dear father are you dead!.
He sat up. looked around, and hoar-
ssly inquired; ,
"Jiui, what on earth happened ?"
"why. father. I got In love tap on
your nasal-just little fselsr. to see II
you we're solid ON your pins
"Didn't you strike mo as hard A~you
couldi'
"No-not half-not a quarter. IL
was what the boys call feeling Tor
elarst.' Your moss will spring back into
position In less than half day"
The father got up, let the gloves fall
from his hands. and as he caught the
trapsze to steady his legs, he said
"Jim. your mother and thought
you we're going into consumption. and
Doctor - he backed Us up in It.
That's Why hs sent you to learn gym.
nastics. jim. I'm fool. your mother
IL an awful good woman. aud II We can
get the doctor up here long enough to
let you feel for his elaret. don't care
how soon die. "-Dstroi Free Press.
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Tue other day while the rain was
pouring in torrents, a eountrynsn was
going up tho street. vainly trying to
protsct his umbrella under his coat.
:swhy don't you open your umbrella,
mann" asked the pssser-by. "a new
umbrella in such rain as this, Why,
YOU must be mad.' replied the man. as
he got the conteuts OF a watsr'spout
down his neck.
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so-cGnr LOT.
- 90 LOT.

- 90 LOT.
One pair sleeve Buttons. stone setting.
Ope act CJD spiral shirt studs.
Oue heavs band Engzgems nj King.
One set Ca) Kngrsved braeelcts.
One LAdlss' lsng Guard OF Seck Chain.
One Engraved Miniature ockst. Tor above.
Ols ssnt's heAvy.link watch Cham.
One Lake Georrs Diamond stud.
"a 90 LOT.
One Ladies' Neck Chain and Charm.
Ono I.adier' heasy duard Chain for Wafeh.
Oas -et Pm and kar Rircs, Ame'hyst.
Ope estrz hne Miniature Locket.
One Cameo seal Nrg.
One v,ry heavy Wedding os Engassment Ring.
On, tssnt's heavy watch Chain With Charm.
Oae Lake aeorg- Cluster Pin.
On. pair t2l heavy band Bracelets,
The retail price OF the articles In each samp
Ask the lot; for example, oar 81 lot rstnis
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A rEw days since. one OF the most
finished fops that ever lived, Was walk
ing at the West End. aud stopping
pssssr.by. this conversation snsued
:.Pmy. my good fellow (ispins). what
IN the name Of this placer" "Pica-
dilly, SIR" "No. no. not the street,
INV csoi fellow: what IL the name oi
the town." "London. sir. replied
the unsuspicious man with stare.
"Oh, ah, SO 1t 10; thank ys, friend;
hal ouits forgotv'
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An Irishman being ANNOYED by a
bowling dog In the night. jumped out
Of bed to dislodgs the offender. II was
In the mouth Of January. when the
snow was three or four feet deep. He
not returning. his wife went ont to see
what was the matter. There she found
her husband In his night suit, his teeth
chattering, and his whole body almost
paralyzed with cold. holding the strug.
plinc dog by the tail. "Arrah. Pat y
said she. "what wud ys DO afthsr
doin 2" "Hush." said he don't ye
seer I'm thrying to fraze the bssts y
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A FHKScmNAS soliciting relief said.
very gravsly. to the fair hearer Mad
amoiselle, / never beg. but dat have Won
wife wild several ANAL family. dat Ia
growing very large. aud nossins to make
DER bread out Of but lie pe-piratioa OF
my Prov"
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WATCHES! JEWELRY!

osASE WORN IN PARIS WAS TssT O
inis1 b
the leading sv. ar, s
Wa
aof yat
i 10 detect HUN "'
for the nleof
~
patti
HsIuann Isnnar l.lss
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Tux King Of Sweden has sent to
America for n cabinet organ. but It Is
understood that strong efforts will DO
made to persuade him to take an ae-
corJson instead. No opportunity to get
one Of those abomilaiiohs out OF tho
country should be missed Worcester
Prsxs
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THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE
WORLD.

Blesslnes on the hand Of womani
An<s!s guard its strength and grace
In the palace. eotta.c. hovsl-
U. NO matter whery the place
Wouid that never stofrns s-sailsd H..
naiubous ever gently eurl~d:
Fer the hand that roeks the cradle
IL ths hand that rocks the world.
IpfHpcy's the tender fcurtain:
Bowsfp may With b auty now;
Mothsss nrst 70 gn,de the streamlet.
From thsu souls unrestlns grow;
Grow on Tor the good or evil.
Bunshins strcamed or darkness hurled,
FOR the hand thai rocka the cradle
Il ths hand that rocks the world.
woman How divine Your missicn.
Here upon our natal cod
Keep, U. keep. the yoang heat open
Always 20 The breath Of God
AL trus trophies of ths ases
Ars frou Mother lows I'm 2ear'ed;
Tor the hand that rocks the ersdi.
~ the hand thai rocks the world
nlsssings % ths hand of womAni
raihsss. soas and daughters cry
And the sscrsd scng IL uingiei
Win the worship 10 the -ky:
Ninslss where nc tsispesfs dAfken.
RAlnbows evermore are hurled
Yof the hand thai rocks the cradle
IL the hand that roeks the world.
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neposirs ofC0IH OR BULLloN received.
l.lllier on open account or 70 Issue Ckh.
TIPiCATRs therefor, payable lat the option ol
the holder) In Gold hin or San Praneisoo; 70
mako collections, purchase Bullion tine most
favorable rates. OF advance coin ,hcreon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In San frhneiscoi
soils Bills OF Rxehange, and transaes General
Banking Business.
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l&e,ss.

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SENATE SALOON,
nam srnKRr.............GoLD nILL-
( ospssiss Libsrsy Rasiss Hssss,
SAM. sovrHwoRTn...Popri''or.
rHR CH0lCgsr
WIN Es, LIQUORS,
ALEs AND PORTER.
THE BEsT BRANDS OF Ci0ARs, E,s.
THIS NEW AND RLKaANT SALOON
i 70 ettsd up 81 lavish expense, with
splendid works OF art adorning the walls, and
d the rear are two Of the laiest-style
aREcIlI.cuRye BILLIARD TABLES,
The ONLY NEW ONES that arc OF ever were
In the town, TINS Balloon 10 the finest and
most eommodious In Gold lllll.
~ FREE LUNCH DAILY. Open atail
hours, day and night land prospect.
COLUMBUS BREWERY,
MAIN srRErT.............GoLD HILL,
Orpesiie the Pssisfacs.
D. n. DAVIS, =. Proprietor.
AoEHoy LYONS BREWERY.
sAN FItANCIsCO.
YONs Xxx ALR AND PoRT.H@e
~ Rk-Ais on tap for present use.
The trade supplied On Che shortest -
notice, in quantities TO suit.
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER.
Ny Bar 10 we'll stocted with
Chsics Wines,
Dsst or Brandlss,
Old Bsarbsn whiskies,
Giu, OLD Tom, and
Cisars and Tsbaecs,
OF the very beet and nnest quality.
A splendid JENNY LIND TABLE 10 In the
saloon, for players. Afro, Q neat, cosy and
comfortable CLUB ROOM.
The patronage OF the public IL generally In.
vited. "a mi ID. II. DAWN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-27

Invaiids. % we'll o. business men, or families
seeking recreation or pleasure. win Ind tbs
WIZ '''''' JOHN nuNsgGkRR.