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DENTISTRY.

DR.. ]. 81. MALONEY, corner of Josephine and Camp
Streets near MagaziJe respectfully informs his
patients and the public in that performing
all operations appertarnR TO his profession In the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted with or
without eI tracing the roots, ON new plan Old sets
Teeth extracted without pain by the Of gas or
ohlOroform. Charges within the reach Of all
ia20 "a ly5p
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spectator, the happiness Of the parent, the well
being Of the child and the gloriAoatlon Of the
Catholic school. The following is the
PROGRAMME.
"TTayiata"-H Albert Four Pianos
Aisses Mellon. Long, jackson and johnson.
SalutAtory. Miss McGrath
Song David before Saul" Luigi Bordose
Solo and Chorus nenior Glass.
Wallis Duo Misses Redmond and Brovn. go
Cantata--"THE FLOWERS"
COmposition-''A Tone Poet" ....... .Miss KerniSsaI
"oberon'-FAntasie Brilliant. Favaker
Piano Miss johnson.
SCENE d DATHALIE.-Raoine.
JoAo.- Miss L Johnsoa
D. kerniRhan
israsiitss, eio. --''' -'''S
"Ibfsm matus"-Solo and Chorus. Rossini
Senior Claas
:" Annie Laurie"-Sols and Trio.... Brissell
Miases A Timony King. y. Gilmore and L. Farquhar.
6cpg-"Ruth and Noami". The Miases Kernighan
Recitation" FASAIoNARLES."
Homo, Sweet Home"-Dussler Four Pianos
Mieses Finigsn, Timony Morgan and Aatharin.
"WHY PATRIOT REJECTED A CROWN"
Mias Long AZ d Mise Mellon.
song-"whsIe do Fairies Dwellr- Glover
Duo and Chorus- Junior C1ass-
Piano and Organ.
operatta-"M MIRACLE OF THE ROSES"
-sixteen Hands-Four Pianos
Atasen Jehneon. FiniRsn jackson. Matharin,
Mellon Timony, Long and Morgan.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
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tended We bespeak the Academy . grand
commencement and q continuance to the
end Of increasing prosperity commensurate
with the public expectation and the teaching
capacity of the Brotherhood.
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sT. JosEPH's CATHOLIC T. A. CADErs.-
The Quarterly Meeting Of the st. Jossph's @. T. A
Cadets win take place in Ct Jossph's Hail. corner Of
Asrais and Common streets, MKT SUNDAY, JuIy
7, st o'clock p. m.
goys wisbiag e join are invited to bo prsssn4.
it -. GLXED, Prosidsnt.
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths sO hereafter
be inserted for y cents. Obituaries will be charged
at the TGte Of ten cents q Iins.
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st Marys Dominican Academy, ersenville, La.

The commencement exercises and distribu-
tion of premiums, annually held in this insti.
tuition, took place on Tuesday, 25sh ipss. The
was looked for with lively interest by the
ly, no less for the pleasure of the hour than
for the observance of q respectful attention
felt to be due the Nuns for their literary en-
dowments and splendid services.
The orderliness of manner and action, and
| tsstefulness of arrangement, gracing the pro-
ceedings, recalled pleasant remembrances of
like features previously seen in the Domini-
can programme. The defamation of the
young ladies had in it ringing olearness and
we'll defined meaning, which was received
with creditable comment upon the teaching OF
the Academy The different dramatic aots
also, as performed, redounded much to the
credit of all concerned. whether as teachers or
taught. Each participant bore away q laurel,
but left q ohaplet for the decoration of the
Dominican brow. This the Sister will dis
claim, but the people say che shall have to
wear it, willing or not, at least in the public
estimation. As for the music, it was fne The
talent W as there on either side, and it had
been we'll and skilfully employed
We append the
PROGRAMME.
NATURALIZATION Ia valse. .tSixteen Hands
Hastings, Mattingiy, Schmidt and Knight
compOsitton-"True Mobility --.--.--.. Miss Larkin
FSno coa and
Piano 2-Misses Farrell and Jumel.
'GENEvIEvE'-operet ettarin Three Acts.
Act First
Genevieve Miss N. Mathers
Fiorenoe- Miss Schmidt
Music"La Crscovienne" Miss Mary o'Fallon
Music" "Florie's Waltz. Hands)
-Miaaea Nallie MatheMs, Young and Coughlin.
oPERETTA-Aot Second.
4saoeTe .ot N.;d Aiss Fagssou1
second Maid. Miss L. Droaes
Misses Gilmore Schmidt. Fays:ouI. Mcfnnerney eVa"
Mattingly, Coughlin, Farrell and Knight.
Piano Miss Burke. Piano a-Mhs Gilmore cru
OPRRETTA-Act Third.
Theresa Miss Farrell
Rusc-"HUme. Sweet Home -. Eight H2ntst-
Piano a-Misses Schmidt and Fsyssoux.
Dialogue-FAsHIoN.
Mrs ststaker "a Lady of Fashion, -..Miss Fayssou1
Her Daughter.
Dora (a cependeuD Miss burke
The Hon. Aniss Wapsnot.. LArkin
Missea B1iIe, McinHsrney Hastings and schmidt.
La BERGERE DE DOMREMY-Drams in act
Jeane Miss N. Capells
La Dame Cbatelan de Domreny y.-........M Mics Burke
AhCe' noE MISS Jumol
Louise, young girl of the village Miss A. Vosin
IL AbRo AaIsS AmeD
Music. ct Allegro Adarz'ale Fanfare
Piano I-MIss Gilmore Piano 2-Miss Hastings.
DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS.
GRANTING OF DIPLOMAS.
VHledioory MSs Burke
Response. MiRs Marie Cspells
The close of the exercises was followed by
an eloquent address from Very Rev. C. Moy-
nihan.
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To Patrick Hogan and Sarah Mullan, on their
Marriage.
May no dark sorrow fling
Its shadows round their path,
But al things lovely, all things fair,
Be theirs in life and death
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Tuesday evening last, the Orleans Rowing
Club celebrated its fifth anniversary by q con-
| test among its own members. Very early in
the evening large assemblage of ladies and
gentlemen gathered at the foot of Henderson
street to view the sport. There were four
races In the single wherry race Mr.. Carroll
| was the successful contestant; in the single
soull match Mr.. Edwards wouss This last m en-
toned race was notable for several mishaps.
A whitecap played sad havoc with the boat of
Mr. Dallas who, nevertheless, kept on his course
pulling against every possible disad advantage,
until his craft surged and went under near
the finish. Mr. Gillin fouled the stake
boat owing to no fault of his. In the third
raoe-four Dared gig-the entries were the
Captain Fsrwell and the J. J. Wells boat.
The light weights were in the first named, the
hesvys in the other. The Farwell won in 5:32.
The last race was for four cared shells-The
No Name and Sam Boyd. The No Name won
the contest. After the usual congratulations,
Mrs. D. B. Wood christened two new boats for
the Club; one of which was named "Msmie
Wood" the other "Charley Wood"
Thursday morning last, at 10 O'Clock the
annual exhibition of St. Simeon's school, was
held on Aununciation, between ITALIA and
Melpomepe streets. The hall was elegantly
decorated with flowers and evergreens. The
comforting of Academic honors upon Missas
Lizzie Taylor, Mary Harvey and Lille Ken
nedy, was followed by the coronation of the
last named young lady as the Queen of Flo,cers.
This part of the programme was completed by
q number of young ladies who sang the Coron-
alton Ode in a manner not to be exoelled.
Exercises in Literature, Christian Doctrine,
French and Drawing, all of which were inter-
spersed with music vocal and instrume entail,
engaged the attention of the audience until the
close. The exhibition proper being over, the
audience repaired to another department where
tapestry, drawings in oil and crayon (the work
of pupils) decorated the walls. Never have
finer specimens of artistic work been seen in any
school. The Sis sers of Charity, who control st.
Simeon's, arc to be congratulated upon the high
standard of excellence attained by their
scholars.
The Distribution of Premiums at ST. Vim
cents took place Friday, too late for notice
in this issue. Next week we shall try to do
justice to this institution, and also to give
few more details concerning st. simeon's.
This, Sunday evening, at O'Clock, two
splendid new bells will be blessed at the Con-
vent of the Discalced Carmelites of st. Theresa,
No. 134 Barracks street (the street next to aud
on the uptown side Of Es planade,) between
Rampant and Burgundy. At the same time
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WANTS-FOR RENTS-gTI
ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT
FOB Balls, COHcERzS AND FAIRS.

gt. Pstrick'e Ball, the LARGEBT AND FINEST
HALL II THE CITY, win bo rSntsd. BY ths nIRb
or longer. on reasonable tsrnh. for O0ECERrg,
BALLS, LECTURES, FAIRS and KxEIRE11oMss
For CHARITABLE KnTEREAI11uHEs. vitAsa
distinction Of creed. the Han win bo rented ~ HAE
PRICE.
ApplyaS
HIBEREIA 1EsURAHOEsOOlRANx.
n0asBr Me{szuR O,Seoa,
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or. VINCENT'S BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
DoNALDSONTILLE Id.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHARITY.

full little village. stuated at the junction OF the Ms
sippi and the Bayou Lafourthe II 10
at ali seasons Of year both by railway and wate
Parents win fnd. for their dauRhters, In this Inst
tuition, all the facilities for Christian and refined
education tho OF instz being the same 30
that pursued at 81. Jossphs Academy Emmettaburg
Maryland. Of which it 10 branch. The butldinRs ant
grounds are spaclous and commodicus
In consideration of the changed condition OF the
South, the terms have been reouced TO nearly half
PROF.,
ave months each the FIRST commencing soptomber let,
and the second February let.
TERkS-Payable In Advance,
Board and Tuition, including washing. mending,
bed and bedding, per session. --...---....s IS GO
Or per annuu ioo w
Tapestry, PainIing etc., extra charges
Music Piano, at Professors price.
Books and Stationery. ct current prices js3O4n
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LOCAL NOTES.
oRLKANs. SUNDAY JUNE So 1873.

The "dog poisoning" business seems to cause
valuable dogs.
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The Exhibition days have come, the gladdesl
of the year for the school children and the
eaddest for the newspaper.
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We learn that the Washington Artillery,
heretofore an independent command, lie about
to be mustered into the State Militia.
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. j. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER,

263...-...-... Camp Street. 263
Between De,ord and p. eyfarre.
NEW oRLEANs.
Dealer in Wall Paper, Gold and Velvet Border.
window Shades. COrnices. Buf. Green and White
Hollands Picture Cord, Tsssels etc.
Persons who will take the trouble to ride up to my
place, which 10 only nine from Canal street.
will find that my priceS from 20 TO IS per cent
lower than those Of other dealers.
Samples Paper sent to the country free. on appl
cation. mh3 5p u
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This, Sunday evening, at O'Clock, two
splendid new bells will be blessed at the Con-
vent of the Discslced Carmelites of st. Theresa,
No. 134 Barracks street (the street next to aud
on the uptown side Of Esplansde,) between
Rampant and Burgundy. At the same time q
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i The Christian Brothers, having at length
obtained permanent foothold in New Orleans,
have commenced the work of repairing and
rehttiDg the st. John sChOolhOuses for the
opening Of their Academy in September next
The entire interior is being remodeled, and
the exterior Of the main building is also to
undergo important changes for its better Ap-
Psaranse and adaptaHility q the snde In
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St. Joseph's Total Abstinence Cadets NEE
next Sunday, July 9TH, ut Q O'Clock, in 81
Jossph's hall, Msrsis street. Boys wishing t
ioip should attend.
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GOOD AND SAFE INVESTMENT.
Perlons desiring to INVEST sisO to aaSOO In such
q way that 1t will be Absolutely SAFE. and At
the same time PAY A MODERATE RATE OF
INTEREST can hear Of opportunity Of SO doing
by addressing
c. 8. c.,
Box d, Post Office.
The secur.t:es EQUAL II not SUPERIOR to
the NEW UNITED STATES BONDS as an invest.
mcnt, PAYING HIGHER RATE OF INTEREST
and OFFERING GREATER AND STRONGER
GUARANTEES. Je9 SPIT
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No More Questions For Him.

The Rev. DIR. Ritche, Of Edinburg,
although a very clever man. has met bis
match. When examining 4 student rs to
the classes be had attended. he said :
And you attend the classes for
mathematics
"Yes."
"How many sides has q circle 2"
"Two." said the student.
What are they ?"
What q laugh In the class the stu.
dents answer produced when he said
"An inside aud an outside"
But this was nothing compared with
what followed. The doctor having said
TO the student /:
"And you attend the philosophy class
also ?"
"Yes."
"well. you would hear lectures on
subjects. Did you ever hear u on
cause aud effect 2"
Eyes"
Docs an effect ever go before a
cause 2"
"Yes."
"Give me an instance"
"a man wheeling a barrow"
The doctor then sat down, and pro-
posed no more questions.
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NEVADA ITEMS.
From our state Exchanges.
Eiko County.

Elko Independent. Nay 10.-By inter.
viewing many ranchen we are informed
that O larger crop than ever has beer
put in this season and hopes OF q larger
vie Id than ever before are entertained.
Hsoarora Tines srier. May TO-
A portion OF the machinery for the Blue
Jacket mine at Bull Run has arrived
upon the ground and the balance Is OF.
pectsd in O few days. II is estimated
that everything will be in complete run.
ming order by the frst proximo.
The young America Company will 70.
sumo operations to-day. The pump will
be started. and as soon as the watsris out,
which will DO in two or three days, Su,
ps~rintendent Leach will put q force OF
men at work in the lower levels.
The Good Templars Lodge is flourish.
ing here. Quite o number OF persons
were initiated at the meeting last even.
ing.
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Eureka County.

Eureka Sentinel. Nay 1.-THE Eureka
Tunnel Company have let q contract to
the same parties who run the first hun
dred feet. to drive the tunnel an addi.
tional hundred feet. The work will bs
carried forward rapidly.
The ore body on the seventh level OF
tho Consolidated is developing mag.
niAceptly. There is plenty Of virgin
ground In that portion Of the mine that
promises to yield largely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

AN snscdote OF Archbishop whately
fairly illustrates the peculiarly subtle
organization OF Mr.. Gladstons's mind.
The Archbishop and = friend were dis
cussing the merits Of q man OF the day
from different points Of vie~. when the
friend. finding himself getting the wors.
Of the argument. said: AT least you
must admit that he follows the dictates
Of his conscience" EYES," said the
Archbishop. che follows his conscience
a. q man in q gig follows his horse-hs
drives H."
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DRs. KIRBY 4 TAYLOR,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
OPf1cE = AT DIR. KiRBY,s FORMER
" Residence, Main street. aold Hiil.
Or. KlRBY's IIeurs- From 70 ~. totr.n.
DIR. TAYLOR at All lIours. Day or Night.
myi3 m

LTA SILVER MINING CON.
"A PAM. -Locstion Of principal place Of
business, San FrAuelsc0, California.
Loeation Of work., Gold hin Mining District.
Storey countv. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that at q meeting OF
the DoeId OF Directors, held on the 10th day OF
Nay, 1873, an assessment mo. III Of One
Dollar ttD per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
Immediately, In United Slater gold coin. 10 the
SECRETARY, at the ONCE Of the Company, Room.
and .. No. Soi Montgomery street. sau Fran
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain nnpsid On Friday. the itih day OF
June. ISIS, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale a. public auction. and unless payment
IL made beftre will he cold GU TUESDAY,
the ID day Of July. 1878, 10 nay the Dc.
hnquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order Of the board of Directors,
WM. II. WATSON, Secretary.
onice- Rooms S and Q. No. 3Oa Montgomery
street. San Francisco. Czlifomia. myiatd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

wzAr this country principally wants
is to get rid ofths present Congress. The
thing il q nuisance. Whom IL assem-
blsd. prices fell and stagnaiion Of busi-
ness began. Day alter day. 80 long as
Il 10 in session. thousands Of workmsn
are turned out Of employment. thousands
OF families are left in want. and thous'
ands Of firms quit business because
Congress has made ii Improbable
This lsgisl alive nuisance has not made
mischief 90 much BY what u has done
as by what 1t has threatened to do. and
the country would be many millions
richer IL Ii had been entirely ignorant Of
the proceedings OF this Congress until
bills had been passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

GEoRaE Francis TRAIN says IL he
were President OF the United States lac
would restore tho country to It's former
prosperity. build the Southern Pacific
Railroad. end the Texas border trou.
bles. settle the Canada fishery award
without Uncle Sam losing q cent there
by. and have an international copy.
right law. II this Is all he would do,
We shall not support his nomination.
The country wants an active man In the
Presidential chair-one who is not
afraid to work.-Norr Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

The Western Union and Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph companies have now
virtually become one. though there are
still two sets OF directors and the latter
company still keeps thirty or forty Of
ices open. At the meeting soon to be
held. however. il 10 expected that these
Offices will be closed. the Atlantic and
Pacific Board will retire and the eonsoli.
dation will he concluded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

CoSsrpERixo the hard times an unu.
sually large number Of New Workers are
planning to 60 10 the Paris Exposition.
The reports from the steamship lines
show that the number Of visitors from
the United States generally will be
larue.
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SECOND pisPAToH.
D..,h. In the hay city Yesterday

Deaths In the hay CITY YESTERDAY
l.rxorAL tn rHs aoLD HILL DAILY Sxw,l
SAN Francisco. Nay i3.-Maria L. La.
point. an infant Of 10 months, fell into q
tub Of water in Its parents house Saturday
afternoon and was drowned.
Lawrence o'Brien, . native Of ireland.
aged 81. residing at $40 Folsom street. was
found dead yesterday morning In his rear
yard. II Is supposed that he fell from the
porch In the rear Of his house and frac.
tured his skull.
l.. Lyman. aged rs years, died ycster-
day in the German Hospital. On the 9Th
inst. he attempted to commit suicide by
cutting his throat and shooting himself In
the head. The pistol shot wound resulted
In his death.
Yesterday James B~annAtyne, cashier
with Balfour. Guthrie 4 Co.. left Sauce.
Tito alone In . small boat Of the Rob Roy
pattern. with . view TO padding over TO
Oakland. The wind was high and the bay
rough. This morning the n was dis
covered In Q somewhat damaged condi-
ton. floating about the bay. Mr.. Ban
nAtyne's coat. one Of his boots wedged
fast under tho foot brace Of the boat. and
some papers were found on board. Parties
areout searching tho bay and islands In
hopes that he may have survived the pres
ent accident. being ii excellent swimmer.
but there are little hopes Of such . ter
mination Of the accident.
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WARNING PROM A FRIEND.

The New York Sun has become
alarmed OF the antics OF It's Democratic
friends In Congress. It fOresees trou.
BILE in tho future unless something Is
done, and that very shortly. to smother
the continued outcropping OF rebellious
sentiment which has disgracsd the pres
emit Democratic House Of Representa-.
tives. That the Sm sympathizss with
the sentiment itself. Is very possible.
but Charles A. Dana is possessed of a
remarkably clear head. and he secs that
the time IL not ripe for the Southern
chivairy to completely override tho
Northern mudsill. Is IL did before the
war. In this morning paper. therefor.
he admonishes the Democratic party a.
follows. In . leading editorial. which Ia
autographed a. q warning oil over the
country
"If the combined and powerful effort
which IL now being made 10 identity tho
Democratic party with the spirit Of the
rebellion shall prevail. IL will be a s'o''ai
tsi.i 10 tks party. There are . few former
rsbsls In Congress. who, II they have heard
that tho war 10 over. seem 70 think that
the south was the ~conquerer. and there are
few Northern Democrats In Congress OF
such an abIect nature that they PROSTATE
themselves 10 the -ss@ss OF the departed In
stitution Of slavery. II all the old slave
States can combine. 90 can all the old free
States. The only thing needed for this 10
an occasion made plain to tho eomprehen-
sion Of tho masses. II 10 all very well to
talk ss~ntimentAlly about 'burying the
dead past >; only We van rebellion buried
At the bottom Of Il. that 10 ALL"
Precisely so. There is much Of stsr-
ling wisdom In tho words Of the Sun.
The only trouble with them is that they
come too late 10 be Of any service to the
men whom they arc intended to warn.
One year Of Democratic power has been
too much for the party. II has nj riot
and betrayed itself. II Is identified
with the spirit Of the rebellion" The
Northern Democrats haze ''prosirated
themselves to the nan Of the departed
institution OF slavery" The objects OF
the reform" party are engraved in
damning characters upon the rscord.
and there IL no escaping from 1t. 1t
will come to the front to crush the party
nelt Fall. 1.-THE occasion Is made
plain" already "to the comprehension
Of the Masses" and the old free States
are sven now combining to put down
this organization. whose sole object
sssms to b to restore to the South what
It Lost BY the war. The Democratic
game has been played. Ii Was q short
one but pregnant with . lesson which
the intelligent men Of the Republic will
not soon forget. II il well that the
stupidity OF the players was so great
that they have shown their hands thus
early. They have given the Republicans
an open Geld. and We propose to walk
over II in grand style next November.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

Ma. PoRrrn. the scenic artist. Is in
San Francisco. but will shortly return
to Carson City. where he will paint the
scenery for the new opera house to Be
built there.
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GENERAL uakis Dead.

NEw YoRK. May is.-Generai Thomas
II. Dakin. Captain Of the American Ride
Team. died suddenly this morning. The
General attended Plymouth Church last
evening with the Fifteenth Regiment.
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PAY up.

pEING IN NEED OF MONEY AT THE
ell those having outstanding ~arconnt. on my
books TO come forward anu rettle up. Goid.
silver or grcenbacks taken al par. Call 1t the
Pioneer Dry Goods btors. next 10 the aoid Hill
Posto1ace.
mystf ALEX. ooHN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

Ex.GovKHSoR WILLIAM DESSisoS OF
Ohio Is about to resign his position as
Commissioned Of the District OF Colum.
bia. ami will resume the practice Of Law
nj Columbus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

An Eastern editor. mentioning Miss
Larkslls as "Ststson's trump card" is
set up by his type setter as saying
.'Stetson's sirumpard."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

TroxAs MAorrRr. JR.. and General
Barton dissolved partnsrship with ]. X.
Emmett Of 81. Louis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-13

he Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.