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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-03-19

Catre-Recefpts, ESQ head; shipments, 2i0
head. The receipts were light and the market
active and very strong. There was a heavy
demand for all grades, but the supply was not
equal to the demand.
Sheep--Receipts, $50 head; shipments, 576
head. The supply was light, with a strong de-
mand for best grades.
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Indianapolis. Live stock Market.

Hogs Receipts, GO head; shipments. none.
The receipts were light and the marker strong
and active. The demand was very strong and
the supply not adequate to the demand. No
ht avy or light shipping on the market, but n
good demand for the same. AT the close all
were sold. We quote:
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VXYANTED-Homes for young girls and boys
young and middle-aged men as farm hands.
servants, gardeners etc. Narred help can
Indiapapolis Benevoeent Society. l-- ~
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These two columns present the POSITIONS OF
the National banks Immediately prior to the
application of the resumption act, and imme-
diateiy after the act had consummated its
preparations for specie payments.
1t is worth while to observe particularly that
the banks which the Government has made
the representatives of the money power and
the agency of domestic exchange and cur
rency held at the Inauguration of specie pay
ments IL 100000 of specie against 393y0O0.0O0 of
outstanding notes, a specie reserve of IL per
cent. Their demand liabilities to individual
depo- itors and noteholders amounted to 9i6,-
O00, 600, on which their specie reserve was 4s
per cent The average amount of specie held
by each bank was $4,000, and the average cir
culation outstanding was about sl45.09O.
Greenbacks, however, were valid payment
on all demands, and the sum of greenbacks
and specie was liz, 00e, 900.
The sum OF specie, greenbacks, ami dues
from the treasury, I5S, 0O0, go. against ESQ.,,
100000 OF January L, 1875.
The sum of specie and greenbacks was H.
000,001 against los, 600 900 on December 20, 1877.
On January the treasury department held
Dds 000,0Oe of specie, which included the bulk
reported as held by the National banks, certifi-
Gates being counted as specie.
New York Financfsl Market.
NEW YORK, March l7.-Money-Active at 497
per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime Mercantile Faper-S1S95 per cent.
GOvernInents-Steady.
Railroad Bonds-Active.
State Securities-Dull.
Stocks-ITIegular, but in the main weak,
Canada Southern suffering the greatest de-
cline. Northwestern shares were compare
lively firm, and st. Joe and Erie exceptionally
strong
Transactions to-day aggregated 16l 900 shares,
of which IL 0l0 were Erie, $3.50 LAKE Shore, 2,OOO
Canada Southern, $3.50 Wabash, 2z,0l0 North
western common, 1900 Northwestern pre-
ferred, Il 001 st Paul common, ., Gu ST. Paul
preferred, I7,000 Lackawanns, l5,U00 New Jer
sey Central, 600 Union Pacific. 1900 st. Joes
5000 Western Union and 5000 Kansas and
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GENERAL STOCKS

NoTE-Tha purchasing price for Government
bonds in indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations lz9l per CENT
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10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Theo. p. Bogert.

Feeling thoroughly convinced of the efficacy
Of SArFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CArARRE,
trums advertised radical cures" / have
never found anything that promises such
relief and ultimate cure as that OF SANroED's.
have been afflicted with this dreadful dis
ease for more than 10 years. and not until
Gently could be induced to persevere with
any until read the letter of Mr.. Henry Wells
(oi Wells, Fargo K Coz and can truthfully say
that after using five or six bottle ! am thor
ough1y convinced % its curative properties.
Hoping that Others similarly afflicted like my
self Will be induced to make the trial,
lam, gentlemen, very truly, etc.
THEO. Il. BOGERT.
BRISTOL, r. L, July q, 1877.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise and
Directions, 81. Sold by Druggists.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For N
u CATARRH y
Clears the Head, Renders the Breathing Easy
and Breath Sweet.

Sense of Taste and Smell Recovered.
feel compelled to acknowledge to you the
great benefit SAcToRD's RADICAL CURE has
been to me. For ten years have been sffiict-
In the winter time has IL been most severe.
The discharge has been thick and bloody,
emitting a foul odor SO bad that my presence
in q room with others was very offensive to
them. One week after commencing the use
nse OF Sanfords Radical Cure / was not frou-
bled with IL at all. Ny senses Of taste and smell,
which were wholly gone, have now fully re-
turned, and my general health Is much i'm
proved. Yours,
MELBOURNE H. FORD,
Shorthand Writer.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 3, 1876.
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WANTED

UYANTED-Agents to sell our new sporting
w and magic goods, novelties. magic lam
terms microscopes, cosmetics, ladies' articles
sll expenses paid; ~ page illustratef catalogue
sent free to any address. LADD & 90, - Broad
vyay. New York.
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PRICE, as CENTS.

Be careful to obtain COLLINS yoLTAIc
ELEcTRIC PLASTERs, a combination OF WON
derful curative value. Sold by all druggists.
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HOGS AND PACKING.
With regard to the Chicago hog market and
the packing season. we take the following
from the Chicago Commercial Bulletin OF the
18th inst.
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Tho Liquor Market.

A ItBuIdI teU
Wines and Liquors-Claret, per case, 50 70
as so: Catawba, SOS 50: Port and Sherry, per
gallon, 81 IS; ginger wine, 81 25gl so; black
berry, 81 O0@l 50 per gallon; imported Cham
payne, S2283S per case: domestic SS@l2; ImDe-
rial st. Louis, SIS 50; Rhine wine, S6al6; Bass
ale, ~ % per doz; Guinness stout, s2 %; GIN
ger beer, 81 80.
WhIskies: In round lots
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17
Hurt nIs Head.

Just as the 3 o'clock shift went on
duty at the Forman shaft yesterday Of.
iernoou. an accident occurred which re-
suited in serious injuries to James Polk
inshorn. Some OF the miners are In the
habit OF getting out Of the skip when
lowered into the shaft before It is fairly
landed by the engineer. They have
been repeatedly cautioned against this
by the officers OF the mine. and only
three days before the foreman came near
discharging the whole shift to which
Polkipghorn belonged for disobedisncs
Of this injunction. Yesterday, when
the skip was slowing up near tho bot.
tom, the engine got On the center and
stopped. P~olkinshorn, contrary to In.
structions, started to get out. In order
10 land the skip properly, the engineer
had to raise 1t q little to get the engine
off the center. It went up just as Polk.
inRhorn was getting out, and his head
was caught between It and n OF the
wall plates. Fortunately. the skip was
Immediately lowered. and the mans
head thus saved from being crushed.
The injury was serious. however. and
now probably the men in the shaft will
follow instructions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17

Parzrs.-Tomorrow night the miners
will distribute the prizes which were
won ct their late picnic. from their hall
In Gold Hill. There will DO music and
dancing after the distribution 10 over.
and ali friends Of the miners are invited.
The winners Of prizes are expected to
DO present.
GRAND JuRr.-Ths Grand Jury met
at 10 A. n. today. Frank O. Green and
Thomas Newport, charged with embez.
Element, and Grace Lapidisre. charged
with the Atkison burglary. were indicted.
Silver City complains Of the heat. II
was SO degrees there all day yesterday,
and "a al 8 O'Clock IN the evening. DR..
Berghi explains : "It's just below the
Devils Gate. you know"
In the District Court today the judg.
msnt In the case Of Derby ". Leets,
was modified to SIS, 954, with interest
from May 20. 1873.
Mrs. shansy. OF Virginia, Is clearly
insane and furious. A Commission In
Lunacy was to examine her case at 8 P.
n. today.
Governor Kinksad Il sladdsning bis
friends on the Comstock BY his presence
among them.
G. NJ. Bonusmort came up from be-
low this morning.
Ridge stree. ives. Of O. Virginia, is
being regarded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17
Here and There.

The Justice mine has 1900 tons Of ore
at the Excelsior mill awaiting reduction.
There is . large specimen Of ore In q
@ street, Virginia, window labeled IRON
Wellington District, Walker river"
The hosting works Of the Julia and
Ward have been newly painted and pre-.
sent o fne appearance.
The new buildings OF the Forman shaft
have assumed shape and are being GOV.
cred. They are the roomiest on the
lode.
@. F. Hoffman. surveyor. has just
completed Q complete map Of the Com.
stock connections with the Sutro tunnel.
Tho scale 10 100 feet to the inch and
bearings and distances are all laid down.
To look ct It gives q o very Hne birds
eve view OF the whole section. The
amount OF work on 1t Is very great and
exact. It IL Q thing OF value.
At the Yellow Jacket new shaft the
building has been extended west 30 80 to
cover the foundations for the new hoist
ing engine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17
REV. |. s. xAllocH.
How lie Oatwitssd the Faculty Of
. Theological Seminary when .
Ogudeut.

theological SEMINARY Wueu .
ssudent.
The story going the rounds Of the pa.
pers and telling how I. 8. Kalloch. when
o boy Of fourteen, took his fathers place
In the desk and preached Q sermon
which thrilled the congregation and OK.
celled his. fathers best efforts. has re-
vivsd in Virginia City . story told on
him while there q few years ago. In
which he il made while o student to
figure ss rinslesder Of o number Of com.
panions In stealing ct night the sign Of
Q sewing woman.
In the town whore be pursued his
theological course. 20 runs this story.
there lived an old maid. whose sign Of
"plans Sewing" As 1t swung over the
sidewalk leading from the village to the
college grounds, wss an syesore 10 the
students. It consequently frequently
disappeared, but only to resppear again
after . few days. The students finally
determined to destroy Il, and for that
purpose assembled In force ct Kalloch's
room and late ct night marched 10 solid
phalsnx upon the object Of their disliks.
By reason Of past experiences. the
p~recaution had been taken, at the last
restoration OF the sign. Of boiling Il Arm.
ly 10 It's support. Its removal was,
therefore. nc easy matter. and before 1t
was accomplished the sign was In sew.
eral narrow strips and these were more
or less broken up. The noise made
created quite o disturbance and the fac
ulty were aroused. Then followed Q
lively run for the college. The students
chung TO the sign. although In pieces.
being determined to make . clean job
Of It.
The pursuit was 90 hot that - the
boys hurried up the stairs some OF the
faculty came in ct the door. The pnr.
sued all went into Kallooh's room ss per
orders. Az soon a. they were inside
Kalloch dropped on his knees neal the
door and commenced praying In Q loud
voice. at the same time metioning the
others to put the pieces Of the sign into
the stove, where Q preparatory IRE was
blazing.
One OF the regulations Of the Univsrs-
ity was that no one. neither director,
member Of the faculty, nor student,
should enter any OF the rooms while It's
occupants were engaged In devotional
eYerciaea: and knowing that this reQula.
ton would bs rigidly observed. even un-
dsr, present circumstances, Kslloch con.
tinusd his prayer while the Are was cor.
suming the sign. When assured that
all traces OF Its identity had been effect.
ually destroyed BY the flames, he closed
a. follows:
"Hear us, dear Lord, for thy names
sake, and deliver Us from those Of whom
Il Ii written {: "A wicked and sdultsrous
generation sesksth after Q sign ; and
there shall no sign be given unto II, but
the sign Of the prophet JONAS"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17
Interpretations.

Articles Of incorporation and lists Of
officers have been Hlsd with the County
Recorder a. follows
Bullion-T. B. Shannon, President
@. F. McDermott. Vice President I; W.
n. Sears, G. J. Pillsbury and Dwight
Crittendsn, Directors ; E. A. Schultz,
Superintendent ; P. A. Humbert, As.
sistant Superintendent London and
San Francisco Bank, Treasurer ; ]. NJ.
Brszsll, Secretary ; capital, $40, 600. 600
shares, 100, 900.
E.cbequer-0ficers as above, except
Vice Presidency 10 vacant. Capital,
50, 400, 900 shares, 5000. at $500 each.
Trojan-Gsorge w. Dixon, President;
n. D.. Underwood, Vice President, VIM.
Crab, A. P. Forbes. r. b. Palmer. d.
rectors; Treasurer. John 8. Barrett
Superintendent, Albert Lackey.
Oregon Observation-Disclosures, h.
D. Underwood; Vice President, William
Crab; A. P. Forbes, r. H. Palmer,
Geo. W. Dixon. Directors; Treasurer.
John 8. Barrett; superintendent, Albert
Lackey.
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Consolidated Dorado.

The affairs Of the company have nm
dsrRons q thorough ovsrhauling, and
today all bills for labor and all other de-
mauds against the company. amounting
to %, TOO, have been paid. Work 10
the shaft will be actively resumed
shortly.
The stump Of the incline below the
1900 level. has been cleaned out and 70
paired, q tank put in and the extra
pump ct the 1000 level is being removed
and placed below the 1900 level prepar.
story TO opening up the workings OF that
level.
A measurement Of the shaft has been
made and Il was found to have been but
229 feet ct the date Of the resumption Of
work, instead OF $50 feet - reported.
II has now attained Q depth Of ESQ feet
and sinking Is going on as usual. .
savage.
Approaching the water BY Q hank
movement through the south drift. The
food 10 held within the station but the
suctions TO the pumps are below the sta
ton and the accumulation can be thrown
out ct any time.
Csledenia.
The work Of opening the station on
the 1900 level. preparatory to running
north on that level to connect with the
0vsrmsn. Ia still In progress.
The mason work on the bob pit Ii
completed and the bob will DO in place
and ready to resume operations within
the coming week.
Trophy.
The face OF the tunnel IN In . promis.
ing formation OF ledge matter. carrying
quartz and low grade ore and considers.
bic water.
Mt. Hood q vsneouver.
Drift still making fair progress through
ground that works well. but Is getting
to be very hard; total length, $50 feet.
Best d Bslcher.
All work joint with Gould & Curry.
For particulars see report Of that mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17
Remark. and Ceadhisas.

Nominations IN stakes must b made to the
Secretary on or before the 20th day Of Ausus,
1879. Entries for the purses must b made :
For Mondays races. on the Saturday preceding:
for Wednesdays races, on Monday; and for
Fridays races on Wednesday. q the regular
time for closing entries, % Designated b the
rules. Thoss Who have nominations In stokes
must name 10 the Secretary. In writing, which
they will start, the day before the race. q
n. Horses sutsrsd In purses can only b dnawn
by the consent Of the Judges.
The rules OF the Pacific Blood Horss Assocts-
ton will govern running races. q
The winner Of the stake for 3yesr olds 10 b
run q Sacramento, Sept. 10. to carry . pounds
extra, and OF fridays 8 year old, then 8 pounds
extra. should the same colt win both VI theee
stakes 70 shall carry 10 pounds extn.
All horses entering for btsts purses must b.
owned and kept In Nevada and Cal,fornis est
Of the Sierra Nsvsdss for SIX months prior 70
day OF race.
kntrles 70 al tfotting purres will close Sep.
lst with the Secretary.
five OF more to enter, and three OF mors 70
start In all races for pursss.
Nstionsl Trutttng Associations fulss TO govern
trottinR races. Pacinc Coast Blood Horse Asso.
citation rules 70 govern running races. sxosps -
above.
zach Day. races will 'eomnsnos promptly at
I O'Clock 2. n.
An entries must b directed 70 p. B. Con.
stock. SECRETARY Of the eoctstY.
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Msxs.

The height Of srudition To discover
the gsnsslogy Of that Spanish lady to
whom Virgil alludss as "Dona Fsrentss."
(7smso Danaos It dona JsrsnLs.J-Aryo.
maui. We should say. rather: To dis
cover tho species Of aquatic fowl upon
which the Queen OF Carthage Toasted
and to which Virgil alludes when he
says Dido et dur" Next
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AssEssMK KITS.

- 49,,
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81 IIsn. as.,lquen' ostooef ietn' saie es'
kAs.e orssess Per snafs; Levied
sepssmosr YIN aeiinquent oetoosr IAN;
~ No'sAvs' =.
49,, -. 80. ss ~ a.,s
Per snare; levied ssptemosr iith; dein
NM NUM- o' ""'' "' eA' N''s~
- O..
tembsr 9Th; selinqusnt octobsr 9Th: sale
day octebsr 18th.
Doush apmssoek-25 certs per share; lev.
led september 9th; delinquent October
18Th; sale day November 81.
n..a...,,.~Ln can't. n., .h.,.. ,.,,.s
sept absr eth; delinquent October iOth;
sais day October NH.
-..u.s-
No.. per sa.fs: .esiea aug.
- :ad 0''o' WV
ChSIiar.1 cents per SHARE: levied August
18Th; dehnqusnt oesoosr u: sale day octo-
p.ss.."n cant. ~, .,,,.. ,.,,.a ,,.,.,
nth dslnquens october ''h; sale day
oe'ooet s0So.
eueeer-25 cents per ,hire; levied August
So,n: dsnnquen' oc'ooer az saeasy oc'o-
so,n. Ss,,nonsn, s,.p'eh. s ~. ss's. .a Ir,o
h., ;sde 1'So WV
49,. 1870 S.n,sms.. -. shn.pn,
0ctos., Am. ..is s,y Sc,oh., a,S
ss,,n"usns ssn,saSs, IN. Az Sss os,o.
bsr mn.
~
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ssmhSr SIM
N can't. M, .h.,.. ,.,,.a
Aueuss eth; delinquent september iOth;
sale day October lat.
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afth. deipoueut October Lei: sale dsy
Oetobsr a2d'
1919
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17

WELL OvrR.-The blasting in the
railroad cut il ended, and none too soon
for the pleasure Of the people Of Gold
Hill. The bang has been heavy and
frequent, to the terror Of teams and the
horror Of old women and sensitive maid.
ems. The discharges have thrown
stones Of everybody nearly, and through
the Crown Point windows and sven into
the school house. The improvement
contemplated 10 most desirable. and the
people have endured the noise and the
psltine unoomplsiningly, but all are
-Ehd Il II over.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17
psp.r,urs. Last Evs..se.

Rev Father Hsupts, B B Hsines and
family. George Kelly. EFT Howe, A Pc
trone, @ E Horton, J II Bormen, a b
Minor. J J Dunokhurst, 8 N Davidson. n
Z Reed. R Bennstts, h O Bishop, JIG
Ruls. A 81 Armand. J @ Keith. Hattie Null
ford, Mrs. J Fornestt. A B Thompson and
wife, Miss Thompson. Miss Kirby, LIN
Dudley, Lottls Sumner. J L Smith. A D.
vis, Mrs. Savage and children. J Donahus
and family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17

IMraovxD.-J. B. Mallon Is putting
another story on his brick building.
southeast corner Of B and Taylor
strssts, Virginia. There will be . stair
entrance made on the B street side and
four compartments to the structure two
on each Ode Of the hall) which will b
Attsd mp In suits Tor Offices. Jack Net.
sou d doing the brick work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17
.r,,.,. sbis nevniss.

Thomas Bucknsr. r L Moore, JF Lew
Is. J 8 Thompson. DR. Maisshs. Mrs Love
Joy, Mrs L A Beston. F Belmore. Miss ]
vansickls, @ II Bonnermott. b Morris
and Wits. J W Russell. Miss Gray. Gov J
Il Xinkead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-17

\. Francisco Board.

Las EVENING.
AGO Raymond & Ely. Toe. CSC
420 Eureka Con-. AIN, al \, %. 22s
800 Belmont. 55c
200 Phoenix. 8
$50 Leopard. 25c. 20c
525 ella. SOC, 45c
220 Northern Belle. 8 GO
500 Metallic. 45c
so Grand Prize. "a
$50 Argenta. 75c
1850 Navajo, 45c. 40c
100 Endowment. 35c
$50 Independence. 2 10. 205
200 Star. SOC, A5c
1896 Belle Isle. 4 20. A.
100 Day. $50
400 Hamburg. 25c
400 Hillside. I 30. IS
400 Paradise. AZ
200 Fourth Of July. $50
IS Wales. 90
so Nj. Diablo. Q
1850 North Belle Isle. 400
1850 Big Prize. SOC
$50 Bodis. liz. II, 12s. l2k
AIS Bechtel. IN. I 80. IN
200 McCiinton. Coo. o5c
225 Summit. ~. I Is
205 Bulwer. 9.9s
500 Syndicate. 81
$50 Goodshaw. 400
100 Msybelle. $50
100 Oriental. l5c
$50 Belvidere. SOC
$50 Champion. 25c
800 Blsckhawk. 900
$50 Booker Con-, ! 20, l ID
$50 South Standard. Sc. loo
$50 Richer. SOC. 400
leo Mono. GU
900 Cr9sus. Csc. zoe
IS Con. Pacific. :. Lev. 6t slo
$50 University. Sc. loo
$50 Dudley. 95c.
100 Jupiter. I GO
$50 South Bulwer. Coo. $50
250 Defiance. 40c
200 Orient. Soc
500 Bodie Chief. 75c
200 Boston Con I 80
Is MONDAY. 3
500 Leeds. SOC
60 Tiptop. $50
1lS Martin White. I 80. IN. ~, l IS
400 Tioga. 8. 8 b5
400 South Bodie. zoe
THIS MORNING.
ass 0phir. Al y. Ala. IL
460 Mexican. "a. 37s
l20 Gould 4 Curry. liz
40 Best 4 Belcher. In
$50 California, I IS. I 30
los Savage. l4s, Il
100 Con. Virginia. 4 30. 4 95
lao ChollAr.
270 Potosi. 81, So. 81 b40
100 Hale 4 Norcross. l3t
40 Grown Point. 3 20. 81
$40 Yellow Jacket. l6h, l6S, lGS
$500 Imperial. I IS. I 40. I 30
$50 Ksntuck. ~
Io25 Alpha. IS. l7k. IN. liz
80 Belcher. A.. 4 40
425 Sierra Nevada, &c, 45t IS
los Utah. 10. lsS
ASS Bullion. ~. ~
$50 E~xchequer. Sc
80 OvermAn, 81, Sk
$50 Justice. 8 60. 8 IS, 81, 3 65
$50 Succor. Sc
1876 Union Con-. "a. TN. nv. II IS
5Alta. ca
$50 Lady Bryan. i0c. i5c. SOC
SO Julia, 4 40
$50 Caledonia. l 20
80 Challenge. "a
AGO Silver Hill. I co. I G5. I 70 b5
$50 New York. Coo
$50 Occidental.
so Phil Sheridan. $50
900 Senator. 25c
40 woodville. Sc
800 Lady Washington Con-. I. I 05. I I
100 Grown Point RAvine. ESQ
ITO Andes. I. I 05
470 Ward. 2 IS. 2 40. 2 As
COS Scorpion. 2 IS.
200 Leviathan, 55c. SOC
$40 North Con. Virginia.
$50 Trojan. 40c. 35c
$50 Benton Con-. 8 co. 8 65. 5 70
$50 Con. Dorado. II
100 Plowery, 55c
$50 North Bonanza. I GO. I 65
COO Msckay. I 20
100 Mountain View. 2 60. AZ
1000 wslls-Fargo, loo
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FOR SALE At 4 BGRaMM.

Atm ABOUT TO LEAVE GOLD HILL,
Afons for ssis The HOUSE occupied b. me
on the Alpha Grade. opposite the Imperial
line ALSO,
Tia BLACKSMITH SHOP AHD BUeINRss.
No. ITO Nam street, Gold Hill. The shop 10
centrally iocstsd and v doing . COED paying
Ror particulars apply 70 .,u
iiiv JOHN A. MARSHALL.
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September II, 1873.

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