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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-30
Iu,ere.,,nx Ce.su. st..isucs.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-Ths annual
report Of Census superintendent Walker
states that stree the census Of 1870 the
increased population OF the northwestern
States is enormous, while the South and
East remain unchanged; which state.
ment suggests that should the South
continue politically solid and the Rspub-
lican predominance in the northwest be
maintained the census Of 1850 cannot
fail to restore the prspondsrence which
the North held before the colored vote Of
the South gave the present basis Of ap-
portionmsnt.
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nm, war.

LAHORE. Nov. 3O.-A signaling party
under Major Pearson was attacked by
Airesdiss yesterday on the hill opposite
Khyber. Two men were killed and one
wounded. .
Khybsr Pass Is blocked and several
conveys have returned. A company Of
the Ninth regiment and the Forty.fifth
Sikhs have been sent TO the scene.
whence firing has been heard. Contin.
ued heavy firing has also been heard
near Ali Musjid since yesterday. The
trouble with the Afreedies Ia net serious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-30
Change Of superintendent.

It is currently reported on the streets
Of Virginia to-day and among men high
In mining authority that there has been
q change or will be tomorrow in the
administration OF the affairs at the Sierra
Nevada mine. and that Mr.. Bonnemort
steps out and gives place to Alexander
q. Mckenzie, foreman OF the 0phir.
Indeed this report is so well authenti.
Gated that it a almost be stated as o
fact.
An alarm OF fire In Virginia last even.
ing at 8 o'clock was caused by a red.hot
chimney in the City Bakery. No dam.
age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-30
AN uNpEN,ApLR TRUTH.

You deserve to suffer. and II you lead q mis-.
cradle. unsatisfactory life In this beautiful
world. II 10 entirely your wi fault and there ID
only Ons excuse Tor you-your unreasonable
prejudice and skeptictsm. which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and comIlon
sense reasoning will soon show you that Greens
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com.
plant. or Dyspepsia. with al. It's miserable
effects. such rs alex headache. palpiiation Of
the heart, SOU stomach, hsbltuai costiveness,
dizziness OF the head. nervous prortrAtion. low
spirits, etc. Its sales now reach every townon
the Western O ,ntinsnt. and not Q Druggist but
will tell you OF Its wonderful cures. You car
buy . sample Bottle for ~ cents. Tnrre doses
viii rslisve you. jei0 COW n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-30
I.sss~.,,y sa, Imper,.as.

In the course OF the argument Of the
case Of the 0verman W. Corcoran ct.
al, wherein tho plaintiff seeks to con-
denim certain surface rights Of the
defendants under the statute Of the
State. Judge Rising held informally
that unless the defendants could show q
ledge or mineral bearing lode which Was
within 800 feet Of the surface ground,
sought to be condemned by the plaintiff.
the defendants had no right to protest
against the asked for condemnation.
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Tho i.ushla Lauda.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Ths Acting
Commissioner Of the General Land OF.
fee has received the resolutions recently
passed by the San Francisco Board Of
Supervisors concerning the Pueblo lands,
but has not power to take any action
upon the subject until the expiration Of
the sixty days allowed for appeal from
Commissioner Williams decision ap.
proving the Stratton surrey. II there
DO no appeal taken within that period q
patent In accordance with the Commits.
sioner's decision will issue Immediately.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-30
PREVENT DECAY or TEETH

With their surcst pres,rvative. aromatic sozo.
DON'T. whlieness OF tbs dental row. . health.
full rosiness and hardness Of the gums. q sweet
breath, an agreeable taste In the mouth--all
these conferred by sOZODoNT. Docs not
such an Invaluable toilet article--onc 20 pure
% well ~ efiectlve--deserve the popularity II
enjoysi Most assuredly. II has no rival worthy
OF the name. The ordinary powders and pastes
are nothing TO u. and ,ince its appearances. have
rapidly Lost ground. sold by druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-30

NEw YoRE, Nov. 80. The Tune
Washington special says: A letter has
been received from Charleston which In.
.ima.ed that the story Of Wade Hamp-
ton being thrown from Q mule whereby
his leg was broken. Ia untrue. Hamp.
ton was badly frightened at the unex.
pected result Of frauds and gave out the
mule story TO save himself from sign.
ing fraudulent certificates OF election.
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Arr,..,. ,h,. nar.i..

BID Hurley. W = Davis, ET washburn
and wife. W W Boston, q W Hall. Z y
Nelson. c Lynch, W l. jackson. Mrs
Emerson. y Birdsall, y Wheeler and wife.
c r Allen, W @ Douglass. Joseph Bright.
John PendergAst, Mrs Miller. y y Hoole.
Tw " Davies. A W whitney. s o Hunt,
T McMuiiin. J J Farrell. Geo II Ford.
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A CASE.

One q the most extraordinary curcs on
record WAS tha: Of the man John Y. Herman.
dez, residing In salt Lake City, who was ct
deaths door with that terrible disease Msras.
mus the best medical aid had failed 20 stop
the progress OF the malady, when twenty.three
bottles Of BRiSTOL'S sARSAPARiLLA and
three phisls OF BRlsToL's PILLS made him .
we'll man. ly15 In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-30

Abe Hsyman. Eugene Marley. Thos II
Ralph. Vim Ralph. W Lawson. W sPrague,
wv Callison. Miles finlen, W W Austin,
J b Hill. Miss N Wilson. II d WEIGH. N J
Kelly. Mrs Deal. Miss Deal. N Heller,
Count Haber. Miss Bennett, O II Bryant
A Coates. Miss d Fisk. Mrs NJ J Massey.
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Ansrses. I.ssrm.i Board.
let rus vrsrERx rnoS TELEGRAPH Lnss.I

BAN fRAScIsco. Nov. $3.50 p. n.
Ophir 49,. sierra Nevada 81. Mexican
IS. Best d Belcher 20S. Con. Virginia =,
Savage II \. North Bonanza I GO. Yellow
Jacket 10. Bullion Gu. Alta 7. Erehequer
A., Union Con-. 63S. Could a Curry o..
Imperial 75c. Beleher 5. Hale 4 Noreross
~, California lOp.
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FATAL DELAY.

II Isl often the case that VI sserineo our lives
By delaying the use Of proper remedies. few
hours lost 10 often fatal Ia acute dissases.
Fever and Inflammation waits for no man. but
when unchecked hurfies on 10 modification
and death. ID not be guilty VI this fatal delay.
Ure frvely Bristol'. Sar-spahilA and Pills; Ia
them you have safety and health. oca6 cod In
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A CARD.

To vi who are suffering from the error and
indiserstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay. loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will send .
receipt that will cure you. YRIE OF CHARGE,
This great remedy was discovered by . missiou.
AIRY In south America. seud . self-sddresssd
envelope 20 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
spl0 Gm
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"Ths Bioo.iy shirt"

Nrw YoRK. Nov. 30.-A Times Wash.
ington special says: Benjamin johnson,
colored. q farmer OF Beaufort. s. O..
makes affidavit that r~ed.shirted white
men burned his house and barns Novem.
Der 9Th, and shot at him with rides
because no refused to vote the Demo-
CRITIC ticket.
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A VOICE n o v A

From Virginia CITY, poor sufferer. almost
devoured alive by IN ~ulosrous secret disease.
sends us bis thanks aud gratitude for his re.
covery 10 h.aith. effected BY those sterling good
msdicinrs, Bristol's sarsaparilla and Pills.
established for over forty years. They have tbs
eonfdsncs Of both doctors and patients.
au2t I'm
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IT nEMoygs WRINKLES

And softsns the skin. The regular use Of Muir.
ray q Lanmsn's Florida Water 1t the toilet
tends 10 prevent and remove wrinkles, the toft.
ness Of the skin produced by Il taking away the
natural inclination Of the eutiele TO form into
ridges and furrovs. no73 I'm
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o. II. GALLUP.

o. Il. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of osiifor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand al
~favorite brands Of Imported Cigars. ohoice bit
cigars, oil kinds OF chewing tobacco, meer.
schaum pipes. school books and stationery Of
all descriptions. nns cutlery. and toys and fancy
eoods Of ali kinds. apps %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-30

Colonel Robert @. Buchanan, Brsvst
Major General U. 8. army, Who has been
on the retired list . number Of years,
died al his residence in Washington.
D. c., yesterday, Of apoplsxy.
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srOCK nEP0kr.
n. rr.ass.s~fss.-s.
IAsruryfso.

100 hAyuc1Ae ~ MN
ies IarsSH Coo - sss, IS
90 Jscksoa.t
no Belmont 800
100 Kkccra -
WjGdlfso1 q
20 Leopard ~
80 Esrihsrn Cs.srD
TO Massey. 500
50 NanhsttAn. AZ
100 Dsfress. 20. 2Sc
40 Grand Prizs. ION, i0A,
500 Argsnta. ~, 3k
2600 Navajo. 60c. Csc. 15c
1880 Independence. l IS, 10
2Gi0 Star. $50. t0c
10 Belle Isle. i0c
$50 Day, 500. zoe
$50 Hiilside. 81. . 40
23s0 Paradise. AZ. 2 10
20 Highbridge. ~
so Hamburg. IL
30 Albion. "a
l650 New.Coso, SOC, &c
so Modoc. zoe
80 GilA. zoe
G5 Bodie. iGs
100 Bechtel, COO
$50 McClinton. sc. 6Oc
10 TiogA. ~, I 90
s65 Summit. nj
400 Champion. Zoe. 25c
so Blackhawk, I5c
1870 Bulwer. IL
so GOodshaw. 55c
$50 Oriental. i0c, ijc
260 Bslvidere. soc. Csc
500 sitting Bull. SOC
795 Booker. 90c. l
$50 South Standard. &c. i0c
80 South Bodie. soc
$40 Mono. 5, 81
ITO Con. Pacific. .
ass Dudley.
800 Martin White. .. 10. 9k
$50 Tiptop. I 80, IL
us Xavier. ~
ii5o Calsdonia (Dlack HiIls). ~
rnis MORNING.
800 Ophir. -. 42k AN. ~. i2h
IT'S Mexican. 33S. 81. 3ia, 3IS
1850 Gould a Curry. ~, %, %. o. bio
1850 Best a Bsleher. 20. 20S. 2oa
f3sS California. ~, 81, 10
go Savage. In, IN, liz
aiT5 Con. Virginia. 3. ~. ~, s b5,
lis CbsllAr- Potosi. 80, 3ss
ft& Grown Point. 81. 5s,5
40 Yellow Jacket. IAN. i+s, 10
$50 Hale & Norcross, i2t. Is. i2i, ISL,
13h. 1874
$40 Imperial, zoe. 75c
$50 Ksntuek. 5, 4 20. 81, 81, ), 81,
5a.5h,5s
2i0 Confidence. Z, ~
$50 Beleher, ~.
2t5 Alpha. 81. ~
1850 Sierra Nevada. 80, 49s. i9ii. 80 b.
so
$50 Utah. 20. 10
100 Bullion. 6k, c., ca
iieo Exchequer. 4k,4S, 4 60, 20
$50 0vsrman, Is, i2S. i2h
40 Justice. A., ~, 4 GO, 4 IS
$50 Union Con-, 63S, CO, 81, G3S
tcO Succor. SOC
iseo Juiia. AZ. ~, GO
GEO Alta. IA, 7h.7
$50 LAZY Bryan. I GO. IL
bfU Caledonia. 2 60. ~
2sS Silver Hul. IN. IS, 1 GO. ~
$50 Challenge. IA, ~
40 View rork. 6oc
% Phii. sheridan. 55c
100 senator. $50
100 Lady Washington. ~
800 Con. washos. %
800 w~ells-rArgo. Csc
$50 Kossuth. 25c
$50 Ward. COO. Csc
2i0 scorpion. I GO, ~
200 Leviathan. +5c
$40 North Con. Virginia. "a, ~. ~
100 Trojan. 25c -
100 Benton. 3. 81
800 Santiago.
575 fiowery. Coo. CSC
800 Plutus. IN
rlaE Nth n.u.... a en- ~
40 North Sierra Nevada, i5c
$50 Solid Silver. Csc
isj Raymond 4 Ely. 9S,9
IS Eureka Con-. 35S
Ito Jackson. 5S.G
$50 Belmont. 40c. Sc. SOC
80 GilA.. 20c
COO Hussey. Sc. SOC
30 Manhattan,
800 Defrses. zoe
. s20 Grand Prize. 81. o.
1000 Argenta. 81, ) 40
lt20 Navajo. Csc. Zoe
800 Endowment. 2jc
ii5 Independence. 1 30. I %, I 40
- Hillside. 81
$40 Hishbridge, 2 Is. 2 10. "a
400 Paradise. 2
300 New Coso. SOC. $50
$40 Bodie. i6s. iG
90 Rschtel. Csc
60 MeClinton. SOC
ii55 summit, IL, I 30
i55 Buiwer. lG. lGS
200 Day. 2oc
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Amustmtnts.
CILMonL's GARDEN.

EILMoRL's GARDEN.
NE SqN RAY gG 6ExII%4
Open daiy nom to 10 o'clock NJ
GRAND SovFITY OF rue 'NlNtIElNTH CENTURY
oRrA II \ ~ SMArIosSPP t caaISfeTEhss OF
REAUTy AND Culture
TO ,o r FHHT RSpsd SnF wS1Sv ~ %6G
TIIlEs rRhTtirsd tyhS Il lp dy wwooEELIpp iIt
hSS sEf RfSR 81 LibE s i rffv oRhO '"'
The most d"n"s NJ Tsn KIT r u, CR N'!l'
who with her husband cross the Atlantic Tn my
days in the tiny 10 fccu boat called ne N.w bedori
will with the Captain exhibit the boat WIN us sans
scorcIi SAWYER FAMILY, i7' BELLS.
HANS BIsiIEE ir,GAisfgs GLASS GoBLErs,
..MADkiGAL BOYS roy SISTERS, BERTHA and
Miss Louise Murio the elegant aud accomplished Raj.
ladst and orcrnuc singer scnoria Roa C.r;c. the
Mead. the Worlds Champion skater. who challenges
competition Oh ice on roller skates Mile Adca Fran.
Rider in he World MI. M"ssc wte,, hc srd EN-
press with her interesting rrounc OF Performing Birds
Shell Birds. and Cantucs The Parker Sisters Kitty and
Maggie IN Guitar Duets aud Scrio Comic Songs. Miss
May f. Dowley, he rnze Medal Eiocutunl.t ot her ace
Lite Empire Children N thcr wonderful Double Acts
Ms. George Aliens Coiocd Jubilee Singers viii con
:udc the artnoon PERFORMANCES with good. old fashion
,nade Concerts evenings Dancing Evenings for Ladies
and Gents.
For The most Lady like Handsolnesi Blonde and Brun
rite Bcs, Dressed Lady, Finest Head OF Hair rrctue.t
heaviest and Lishicst LADY. Bc.t Pianist vocalist
skater. Dancer. Waikst and Eiocutionist
Crochet and ws S ucis Iss oil p"aS a
Water Col9rlng Crayon Drawing, WaNwcrk aud Dccora
"'' N'' ADaissio SUM- oSLY . c 'sS SY'
oS aN1fIIE EXIT c = i,si'f az e ae9''
Aprv AT office, corner itli ami 2tth
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MARrE ANroINErrr SWITCH.

made ofihe finest quality III long hsi Il can he dressed
IN the most n shionabe styles wlt the greatest
forming cufure Tor 'front.' and back 81 "a go, $40
si5 and upward Ladc. huNing Ne III h. iau.hi re
Of charge. how - arranle the same. INVISIBLE
FRONTS for Young and old. innroN1ns the looks vt all
ladies instantly. The latest Partisan siNl~ e -, ~.
-, - &c IN our eNlui-i'r ass0rfuet eft tClfFtkES
TIE NlNpN s;snd, unriyai - ior an ID ~. r-
gancs. and grac, ui FORM scl,du table made OF tie
most QUALITY. NATURALLY curly Sl .ons hay a. 81 A.
SO ac a most mH-nli+tu stosA u switches. Curis.
fmserpufs. all az wholesale grices
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WRAPPERS.

2dozen TYCOON REF WRAPPERS. lined throughout,
at 81 80 worth a. So
sdozen sER,L WRAPPERS collars, curs and pockets
OF sk. at Is -. worth 81
6 dozen tLOru WRAPPERS, vest front of silk. atsi,
worth -
4doAn SERGE WRAPPERS. with quilted fronts OF
SILK princess style. corded with silk ATS worth
so
$50 dozen CALICO WRAPPERS. lined waists at csc.
worth 81
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Amnstmens.

I,IFTyv AVENUE TUEATRE.,.,
BAL'ONf RESI- RIVED SLAIS on DOLbAh
ny, \ = tEtE
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FOR Abb Tht VILLA -
s,n.,rr,,s ,t.x.t.,..vt rDVTN ROoru
gum - ~ 49, ' ''''
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rnut~ roorti = SO, ,nnr rNc,crvr<r
H""'' rf'.rr 81 prtrV Mr.
t,vrp, II NItr A. ,ft~tr ~ WEn~rSnAv
lama IfiHtI StW Tiisf Acri' *
prcuAun nj ut'v al a. kr<c IPAp
human" ~ cb,,-, ,t ,',u 80 ri,h, NAV An
'n"n'' o ulli v,, ~ hlRh|
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rt-f spNV f1.' nv IA a. pt,,tt trb' ttr
rt ,pft III xrt' .r 'Nfgs 't.f,t, a. ,prrp
vtnNt'lnav' L vtr. ~ ,rtl t;'tNr ,fN.t,,IIf r.
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ot sltNIu,fk toti,v..i i, a.. 49,, D-' ''' '-'''
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iNantIll.

Sinantll.
w II. WuITTENOxE,
w MANNER
EstAhu,hrd m iSfN,
~ BROAD Il. New York.
with whom part can operate IA i've shares and upward
~ the HcuNe stck> dealt IN al the Sew York stock EA
en- tn-e. ~ q per cent or more margin.
Ne uaitlts Ia the operator hey ond the margin.
Commission. lis
Orders 10y letter Will meet with rromnt attention.
EAnnual election OF thirteen directors of the sixth
Il Avenue Railroad Company will he hed At the depot
Gu HN CORNER OF Az st tn ~iaN Fen ~ 1879 from
!. To- n'cl.cN HENRY ; MOORE. secretary.
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VI 4 ~ |


The nnc- siark ol HUMAN HAIR AND FARRIcs ever
exhibited. for which eod aud silver inel al were awarded
THE LARGEST ASn ONLY / = ADING HOUSE ~ rHr
col NIRY ALL GOODS POSITIVELY NLIAtLED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
llnMeMs. .ncnn. q onr newlvinvariad
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EMRRoTDERIEs
STEAMBOATS, aro .,allrulos.
pENNsYl.vA>u. RAILROAD.
VNT.NT I'M \ n n y Z
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AMOUNTED STATES MAIL ROUTE
On ami after NOV. ~. 1877.
Trains leave New York. VIA pUsbrOs>cs and Cortlani
Sts Ferries. = follows
Express larrisburs Pittsburgh the West and south
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, 4 NJ, ami 81
I. VI dHlly
For William sport Lock Haven. Cory ana Erie. ~
7. VI, connecting a. CORY tor rituNi'c, Petroleum
Centre. ant the Oh kesluus fnr NiiummspOrt ami
Lock llANtn,aA
for Saliimorc, Washington. ana tho South. Limited
Washington EXPRESS of Pullman parloi cars daily. rN.
cent SUNDAY. e.JlA arrive Washington .tuP N
Res "iar at ~ A. NJ /, ~, and . T. NJ sunday u 81
and Nf NJ
Expr, - tor rh.laicnhia 40 20 % 81 LimitedJ II
VI. /. g. o. a. Is 81. Z. 80. and 9 T.. VI SUNDAY, y 4
NJ. o. = ~. :. 80, ando T. Nj. hmigrant and second
ca,s : T. NJ
Boat, OF .Brookyn Annex connect with all through
trains atJcrssy 'iN snorng speedy and direct
ter for RruuAlNn travel
For trans a. Newark. Elizabeth Railway Princeton.
Trenton. Perth Anhov. Permission Btlyilerc and
other POINTS, local schedule all Ticket offices
TRAINS arrive From Pittsburgh % and 10 ~ \ aud
lu.2uf VI daily. ~ ~ 4 ami 80 T. iaiIv eN
cent Muniay From Ma.lin stnn AMI Bulumnrc.u 30
ami - VI, ! ~. -. AMI 10 ~ l. NJ sunday
65uHud ipA FROM phihiclph'a. = 49, Is rD. 80 w.
10 ~ N 90 II suA 30 10 . H.. d &c. - 10 ~
and 10 90 NJ sun ~ . ~, 500 . 80 10 40, IL -
TitA,t Ofr,cs 1-b ana 9is Broadway. Aston Hnu-,.
and loot OF De.hrn,,c, and Orrilnnlt is Court II
brooklyn ~ ms ana ll~ liui-un =. llohnkcu. DcpoL
fRANk THOMSON. l. T. FARMER
1 ls.a
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satlnas Halrks.

SINPEN>Y SAVINGS BANK, Broadway and
- A. Ilarc -t.tablisi, l~lH BANK open daily
lrNn ~ A VI. To VI FIVE cent, To 70 90 received.
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GRAY HAIR \ SPECIALLY

The finest quality. comma c'ior. lnwer han any
other hose INVISIBLE HUMAN hAlR NFrs tor Ito
'front.' hair the largest and best uf oed &c each -
pr dorm
COMHiNGS MADE IN IN tre most a0rrovcd mtunof.
roots ali one wav HAIR iasen so exchange. Advice
given bya french atu.i how ARRANGE hair most be-.
Comingly frVe o D.. change
Hair ArstctlN sr nccd at the establishment SOC or
at Adie = residences. 81
complete assortment Of the choicest bsauuNins cos
mpfiCs
heAlurer Tor The conpe Nlon. speciality ltiinntrts 4
brilliant transparency. remove. ft. rrtkr> pllle-
amt all skin blemisheS Warranted To be harmless Il
box
cuuirays Aurora or Golden Fluid. 'o- bleaching the
hAlr fine golden blonde : 2'fni = per bottle.
The latest sensation. ALBCENlNt = tr-th IN. hair
the now 20 n.h.snale .nt.r brown - - rr ho'tIe
Coudray's celebrated Vegetable vriuutne Face Powder
Tor BLONDES and hruue'i"s. ~ =. lltl'.
bottle
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GRAND OPENING Of reliahe rstHrgs of The
" novel ana t-Aul Hl riHc 81 uf ite D'Mnrcst
X, pre- ntaryt md Cosmopolitan hmm r.rn ~ F.rl| 300,
on "WEDNESDAY. MsrciN II Ls-t lifi It. and ali the
AGENCIES What % Wear AMI Port iu The -pTne
and summer O, lsss Prce - cenis 90, b. po, Tree
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Ladies' Underwear, Skirts, &c

Great stock. all styles, at ~ per under regular
prices
NrAAs. coRsErs, COLLARS, CUFFS. &c, &c, very
chraI
marked down
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RDWEE1 THEATRE.
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lr Oucuins Monday evening.
Feb. II. With n company u
one liuniuvd STAR Arusts
II VIII be thu aim OF the
management 10 present ev.
erNthiug first class. nothing
VIII BE- allowed to offend tic
most iasii.iious There Will
bee no need hereafter oi our
patrons visiting Brosdwavcs.
Adjustments in order to see 4
iirstciass VARIETY Perform.
ancr a. the very best artists
Will be- engaged Ia perform ~
tins theatre. and constant
changes will he made In order
IN snow the pcrio mcr. tn The
best advantage. Every week
viii present 90 the audience
new stars. new acts. new
songs and dances. Ac.. rem
Idei,d bv the very best talent
in tho country No pans or
leNpcnse VIII he spared TO
make this Grand Old Temple
lthc leading VARIETY Theatre
ian the city The prices ui 81.
lmissinu viii be reduced to the
following low tcrms commcr-
sur e wiki the time. CAL
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served dress circle and or.
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Naiinces Will be- gwen ouWed.
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