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HAVRE-Per ship Scotia-1O57 hhds tobacco 10 62(
pcs slaves
BELIZE, HON-4l2 bbls -four "A half bbls flour 4:
bbls pork keg lard tierces hams casks bacon IA;
pkgs mdse Is 900 feet lumber
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OK THE BAR.--BouND
Exports.

Steamship New Orleans, Clapp from New York stll
inst, to A Moulton
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COMMONWEALTH.
Thos w. Shields captain; Owen G. Gates. clerk
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STEAMBOATS,.
UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

VIII leave below at 5 o clock p M.
JOHN KYLE,
A. NJ. Hutchinson, captain, VIM. M Brown clerk
WEDNESDAY,, August 10
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The sky yesterday was overcast by dark,
threatening clouds which threatened rain, vet
but little of the goods of Jupiter Pluyius were
vouchsafed to the denizens of this world
business on the levee was as brisk as usual at
this season of tho yaar
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+, MONETARY.
(sFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, I
Tuesday Evening, August IS, 1874.

NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE
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WEATHER

NESo, March l2.-Dispatchcs from
Elko reports the weather clear, pleas.
ant and thawlng rapidly /; road clear
east OF there ; westward bound train
ten hours late ; delayed OIL the U. +.
II. II. east Of Laramie. Tho western
bound passenger train left here tReno)
las. night OH time, went to Truckss
and tried to get to Summit; after pro.
cceding four miles had to return, but
tried 1t again aud got through, being
only Two hours late, and passed Emil
grant Gap at 1910 =. NJ. The eastward
bound passenger train passed. here four
hours late. The freight trains are all
abandoned west OF Wadsworth. 1t Is
raining rs far east rs Alta. From
there to Boca a damp snow Is falling.
It Is calm aud warm ut this place and
rs Tar cast rs wlnncmucca, and rain
ing at intervals. Theirs arc 10 fears OF
tile road ~blockndlng as long as the
snow falls damp. It's dry, light snow
and high winds that drift, and are to
DO feared.
PiocnE, March l2.-'rle weather Is
cloudy, with indications Of q snow
storm. Tho stages arc running regu.
larry on time.
HAMILTON. March l2.-The weather
10 clear aud warm. Snow melting
rapidly. The stages from the north
are generally late-from other points
on time.
EuRRKA, March l2.-Tle weather Is
warm and pleasant. Thermometer 80
degrees. The stages running regular.
Snow melting fast.
DIAMOND STRINGS, March l2.-The
weather Is clear and warm, with south
wind.
AUSTIN, March l2.-wcather warm
and pleasant. Snow thawlng rapidly.
Stages making slow time.
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CoMrLIMESTARiEs.-W arc pleased
to acknowledge receipt OF compliment
AIRY tickets to the first anniversary ball
of'Nevada Ledge, No. l. knights OF
Pythlas. to be given at Odd Fellows
Hall, Virginia, OH the evening OF the
sd instant. The Knights have resolved
across the points Of their swords, aud
by tho bright eyes Of their lady lovers,
that this shall surpass all others In the
land, aud they are preparing Accord
ingly.
PEpsoNAI.-I.ast evening, while In
Virginia, We had the pleasure Of meet
Ing our old time friend j.. d. Treat, n
gentleman well known In this com.
munity. Mr.. Treat was u OF tho
party blockaded ut Alta. lie Is on his
way to Philadelphia, and will leave
for the East this evening.
NOVEL WRESTLING MATcn.-A wrest-
ling match Lancashire styls) Will bs
held next Monday evening, either ut
Washington Guard Hall, or the large
room ut the Magnolia Saloon. Tie
match Is for n purse OF 500 open 10 hVe
cOmDetitors,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

"The Blood Ia the Life" When
this source Is corrupted. the painful
nnh sorrow. producing ELECTS are VS.
iblc In many shapes. Tic muitifaflO,is
forms In which 1t maniie.ts Itself.
would form subjects upon which l
might write volumes. But Ms nil the
varied forms Of disease whlrh depend
upon bad blood are cured, or best
treated, by such medicines rs take up
fropi this full and excrcte from the
system the noxious elements, II II not
Of practical Importance that ] should
describe each. Fer Instance, medical
authors describe about ilny varieties
OF skin disease, bat as they all rcqnlru
for their cure very similar treatment
1t Is OF NC practical utility 10 know
Just what name TO apply to n certain
form OF skin disease. so you know how
best to cure IL. Then again I might
20 oil aud describe various kinds of
sores. fever sores. white
s~weliing., enlarged glands, and ulcers
varying appearance; might de-
scribe how vlrilent poison may show
ITSELF In various forms Of eruptlons,
SORE throat, bono tuRors, etc;
but u all these various appearing
manifestations OF bad blood ARE cured
~ a uniform means. deem such =
unnecessary. Thoroughly
the blood, which i the great
ountaln OF life, aud good dlgcstion, q
air skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and soundness OF constitution
viii all return to Us. For this pur-
,ose DIR. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
aud Purgatlvc Pellets are pro-
'mlnently the articles needed. They
.re warranted to cure letter, Salt
Scald Head. st. AntEony's
lire, Rose Rash or Erysipelas, Ring
Pimples, Blotcles, Spots,
;ruptlons, Pustules, Dolls, C~arbunclvs, =
ore Eyes, Rough Skin, Scurf, Scroll
Ilous Sores aud Swelllng,, Fever Sores,
yhlto s~welllngs, T'umors, Old Sores
r S~wellings, Affections Of the Skin.
and Bones, and Ulcers Of tho
liver, Stomach, Kidneys aud Lungs.
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MARI rwAINs NEW BOOK.

"The Gilded Ago =" Is the name Of
the new book just completed by Mark
Twain aud Charles Dudley Warren,
and published to the wsrld. 1t re-
ccives the most favorable comments
from the press throughout the country.
being alphabetically "a tale OF to-day"
IL Il a work Of go pages, neatly print.
ed. bound In elegant and substantial
style. and p~roiusely illustrated with
cdpitally executed engravings. We
have taken great pleasure la Its PERU
sal, ~ will all others who read it.
The quaint humor OF the inlmitable
| Mark Twain and his vivid descriptive
powers are blended with tho genial
raciness and quiet sentiment OF War
ner to most harmonious advantage.
The work Is a keen satire on people
aud things politically aud otherwise at
Washington and elsewhere, n fairly
bristles with telling hits and amusing
incidents. Great truths arc tsld In a
queer way, and one droll peculiarly
OF the book Ia that each chapter has
for It's motto or heading \ sentence APP
~parently from some Of the various lah-
cuaces Of the world, the reason for
which Is thu, given In the preface:
"No apology Is needed for allowing
the learned custom OF placing attrac-
tive scraps OF literature ut tho heads OF
our chapters. IL has been truly OBJ
served by Wagner that such headings,
with their vague suggestions OF the
matter which Is to follow them, pleas
antly inflsme the readers Interest
without wholly satisfying his curiosity.
aud we will hope that it may DO found
to DO so In the present case. Our quo.
tations are set In n vast number OF
tongues: this Is done for the reason
that very few foreign nations among
whom the book will circulate can read
Ia any language but their own ; where
"a, we do not write for a particular
class or sect OF nation, but take In the
whole world
All Of our readers In this section,
where Mark Twain once iiourlshcd, and
went forth properly prepared for the
successful career which he has since
experienced. aud all who have read
hls " l~nnocents Abroad" "Roughing
It." and othor literary efforts. will
certainly desire to secure a copy OF the
"Gilded Age" It Is only obtainablc
by subscription, and the agent, MIR.
Felix, Is now canvasslng Gold Hill for
that purpose. lie Is also canvasslng
for General Joseph +. Johnston's
Narrative OF Military Operations
during tho lato war Of the rebellion.
which, being written from a Southern
standpoint, gives much Of interest,
which has never been explained In
works heretofore published. lilo Is
also canyassing for DIR. Halls ''llsalth
at Home" n valuable work which
should be In every family, and VIM.
II. Stewards travels Around the
World" Now Is the time to secure
desirable works upon reasonable terms.
SEQ advertisement In another column
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

A MAN sauntcrcd Into u OF our
apothccary shops the other morning,
aud after spending n few moments
looking Into the show cases. and turn
Ing a 'tooth.plck several times In his
mouth, startled the clerk with the
question What's good to sure polls.
oning?' what kind Of poisoning?'
asked the clerk. well, laudanum
poisoning says tile stranger. 'You
see, tho old woman took n couple OF
tcaspoonfuls Of laudanum, aud kinder
thought I'd better drop Into q Pill!
shop, and see what's good for lor :
(aIl this IN n drawing yolce.) Herr,
john shouted the clerk. put up q
strong cmetlc rs quick as you can, and
YOU, sir, take 1t home, give It to your
wife, follow 1t up with strong coffee,
and call u DOCTOR "A doctor says
the man. taking bis medicine, she
don't waste no money on doctors, not
IL I know it.'-Portidnd, Me-, Adeer-
fiseT.
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BLoop, SCARS n HAm.-when N. ~
Waller, tho well known and very popular Gold
Hill clothicr, reads the defiant and ingenious
manifestoe. 81 other dealers threatening 10 sell
clothing n less than cost, or faying That Their
stock 10 the beet In the country, he merely
allows . charitable smile to sufnsc hi, genial
cOunienance like q gentle zephyr. ripping the
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. lie twirls his
manly mustache and remarks: THAT'S not
me, and when they see that they can buy supc-
rior goods ut less price and 70 home every way
better suited, then they will the better under
stand whom To trade with hereafter. Waller
calls particular attention to his extensive stock
Of new goods. Let others talk blood. scalps and
hair, but Waller will 20 on In the even tenor OF
his way, selling Grrtrntc goods cheap.
DANCING AcApExY.-Jsmes =. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers OF the hcalthful
and beautiful art Of dancing that he has Opened
q flrst class Dancin. Academy In National Guard
Hall. smith street, Virginia, where in,trnc.
ton. will be given n follows: Gentlemnn's
Cisss-Monday and Thurrday evening. Ladies'
Class - Monday and Thursday afternoons.
Ladies' and Childrcns Class ednesday and
Saturday afternoons. Sorico dansantc every
Saturday evening.
CHEAP Doors AND SuoEs.-C. A. No'tcmeier
at No. 81 North G street, Virginia, In anticips
tIon OF q removal Of hi. splendid stock OF Boots
and Shoes To No. les South & street, will for
the nert Two weeks cell Boots and Shoes At
greatly reduced prices. In order to save tho cost
and trouble OF transportation. Those In need
Of anything In his line will do well to give him
a call before purchasing. hlo
To OWNERS or RHAL ~E.rArE.-Pcrons own-
Ing lots In the town Of Gold lIill. and who arc
DESTROYS Of hayiag the same surveyed and en-
tered on the new map. will please call at Judge
Rabinson's office. over Gib-on's Saloon. ON any
week day, between the hours " II and 4, and
leave their names, when the matter will be
promptly attended to by Mcssrs. llaist q Lillian,
Civil Engineers aud Surveyors. W
Ys who investigate Gsllsad's sdvsrtissucn,
shall become wise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

GoiSa IIoNE.-w. III. Mcservc leaves
here thi. evening on a visit to his boy
hood home, In Gorham, State OF Maine.
lie Il an old and respected pioneer OF
the Pacific Coast, having arrived nj
Sacramento, California, In "the days
OF 10" lie has resided In Gold Hill
several years. and was elected a men,
Der of our city Board Of Trustees.
which position he filed faithfully and
we'll. Many friends biz him God
speed aud q safe return.
GosE BEIow.-Morris ID. Cohn, OF
the firm Of Cohn & Isaacs, In the White
House clothing store, Virginia. LETT
last evening, OH the cars, for san Fran
cisco, In order To- secure a fresh sup
ply OF gools, including all the latest
aud most popular Spring styles, etc;
Customers will take cue from THIS, anu
walt till Cshn gets back before they
purchase tho whercwithal to attire
themselves la gorgeous array. lie VIII
be back shortly.
FINE LuScu.-we discovered last
evening something new In Gold Hill.
IL was an eating stand where can be
procured Russian caviar, I.imberger
cheese, Swiss cheese, westphalia ham,
sardines. pigs feet. Sleeps tongues,
str. We are glad OF it. as we have
frequently gone to Virginia for just
such lunches. Parties will iind all
this at the Fredericksburg Brewery,
opposite Eclipse stable.
NUISANCE. - Frequent complaints
have reached our ears from residents
In lower Gold Hill, la regard TO the
turning Of the water from the sapphire
and Petaluma mills Into main street.
In several Instances the ground floor OF
houses whose foundation IL below tic
level Of the street has been flooded.
We trust that our worthy Town Mar
shall will see that tho nuisance Is aba
ted.
PuouIsrIc.-Ycsterday a set-to was
arranged to take place between James
Treyillian and Pat,ey Hogan for a
nurse Of $500. The iisticuf will take
Mace two weeks hence. Trevlllian Is
being trained by Tom MeAlpine.
PACIFIC CoAsr PioSEERs.-rhe reg
ular monthly meeting OF the Pacific
Coast Pioneers will DO held At thsir
hall on Il street, Virginia, this even
Ing, commencing at halt'past seven
O'Clock.
A Cumosrry.-A number Of trapper'
are lying in walt for a white fox whose
Mace of rendezvous Is Cedar Hill. IL
caught he will DO placed on exhibition
at Orndorirs Geological Gardens.
TnAis LATE.-The passenger tram
from Reno due here at o A. NJ. was i've
hours late. The delay was o~ccasioneG
In part by a freight train getting OIL
th,, track AZ tho Mound House.
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This MorniuE.

co Ophl-, 23s, "a, az. 2iS. 2ik siO
30 Gould 4 Curry, 10, isS, lsS
30 Savage. n. u, "a
40 Chellar. Polo-i. 81, q. COS, COY. % .lo
10 Hale & Sorcross, ~, J91. -, 3sS, Is
IS Crswn feist, 81
os0 Beleher, %. IS, 70. -, ~. II -
rs Confidence, Z. -.
go Yellow jacket, 81. 5Ik. 81. 81 so
oSJ Imperial. q. d b3D, 81, q bio
len Empirc Mil, ~
?iO kentusk. Is, 10, 49,, ISIS, 10 bJ0
40 Alpha. lss, l29 u
SIS Con. Virginia. osS, 80, ess. cs 30, 10Y
10 Sierra Nevada, 10
1000 Overnan, i2s. u. %, 40S siO, Az
leo Seq. belchsr. -, -, IS
30 Exchsqner, 2lt, 2ah 30
25 Caledonia, -
2O Justice, 81, 81
J3i California Con, 90, 35k
s5S Julia, 81. 3. 81
80 raltinsrs Con, a.. o.. b30, ca
20 American Flat, 81. 3, 81, 81
% knlekerbocksr.
32S woodville, ~, I.,iS
% Eclipse, 5x,5
200 Nevada, IL, Ia, IL
100 Florida, 3
Is silver IIill. ~
iO20 Lsdy Washington. ~
% ko--uih, 81
40 Dayton, I, Gt., 6k, ca
go New York Coz, az
leo Occidental, 81
$50 Andes, 7sc, soc. s1Sc
100 Dardan.llss, >, %.
100 Tyler. soc
40 Globe Con, N, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

Progress OF the Temperance Cause
NEw YoRK. March IA Maurice
Sands, owner Of the Harlem distIllery,
which rctails at Wholesale prices, at
tended tho temperance meeting last
evening In the Second Avcnlie Meth.
odist Church, Of which he !. a member,
and said to his pastor, "That prayer
meeting on Sunday has killed my busl.
ncss dcader than n hammer. I haven't
taken In 10 cents all day." Brother
Sands Is expected to surrender ever
earlier than already promised.
bismarck scriousIy III.
NEw YoRK, March IA berlin
dispatch says that Bismarck Is serious.
ly III. His physicians nrc npprchen.
slve OF the result.
FILLMORE and Sumner.
Tho Federal Courts and offices are
closed to-day In respect to the memory
Of cx.Presldent Fillmore, whose finn.
eral tnkec place In Buffalo. Flags nrc
at lialf.mast on all the public aud
many private buildings, IGNORING
alike the cx-PrcsIdent and Senator
Sumner.
. The Funeral OF hummer.
WAsnISGTos, March l2.-'rle body
OF Senator Summer will DO brought to
the Senate Chamber tomorrow and
exposed to public View II the success
at embalmlng Is such as to warrant II.
At 1880 r. N. the funeral procession
will DO formed to accompany the re-
mains to the depot, whence they will be
taken by special train to Now York In
time to reach Boston oil Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

TnE CANDIDATES GREETING: {.
.IIowdy, howdy, bowdy., 'uowdy,'
How do yeu dor .roliable.' How
are you?' .Tollable.' 'ilow's alp
.~roliable.' Your folks wellp" .rolla:
bIe.' .IIow's yourn?' 'Tollable.'
,Nciglbors all wsllT 'Tollable.'
How's yourn?' Tollablc.' 'All for
inc this tim9? 'Sorter tollable.'-
Prineeton (Ky.) Bdaner..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
STOCK REPORr.
iarrourxp Daily Mt MINER a HALL
Last Evening.


~ Meadow Valley, II
$50 i,symsnd & Ely. 81, ssI, :6. ?6x, Is -
30 Jackson. 3ie, 3c
$50 w~ssin.ten 6 Creole, .. IL, 2 bjo. 1.c5
us American Flag, ~, 3 b3o
50 PAGE 4 Panaea. ~
iO Belmont, 81, O.. bO
3OO Bovery, CSC, 6Oc
2S1 Newark IL. 1.O
IS Monitor ~Belmont,5
- Alps. soc
100 Portland. ~, I.
1875 Rye Patch, s. az, a., ~
s5 ri Dorado Soath, Q.
90 Hayes. axe, sOc
81 North Belmont, Zoe, Is. DOC
loo 1T. Patrick. !
600 Chariot MIL, 81
40 Golden Cnariot. &c b3, 10 b
100 lea Fillmore, 4.
hoo South Carrot. -, 23s b9
IS War Eagle, 81
80 Empire lldahol, 6.
go Crown Point, 20. ~ b3o, 80, % bO. 50 BIZ,
~ bio
25c5 Beleher, "a. n. sis. 81, son, so. sOS rs,
sou, 80 SO, 10 30, ~
as Caledonia. -, 3k, 80 si0
i5D Coz. virginia, ssS, Cs, 90 b5o, Cs
rs Chsllar. Potosi. G2.. CO h3O, 81
SIS OvsrmAn, GS, d. 90. 4ik. ~
~ oPair, q, 2iS bio. sss. "a, atS bio, 81.
IS California Con. 90.
6o savage, -. II, IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
Convicted OF Assault Heavy Rsin-
The temperance Movement mis-
sing-Grcenbacks.

SAN FRANCISCO, March l2-l +. NJ
william Jones. n gentleman recently
arrived from Idaho, was examined be-
fore the Police Court today OH a charge
Of having assaulted Special Police OF.
ilcer George Dcwsctt on Montgomery
street, with q pistol, a few nights
since. Jones pleaded that lie was In
toxlcatcd at the time, and on motion
OF counsel tho oiTsnse was reduced to
simple assault, on which hc was con-
vlcted.
There was q heavy fall Of rain here
last night. To-day the weather Is
changeable.
Several nor proprIstors Of corner
groceries have accceded to the women's
temperance movement. The grocers
will hold n meeting tonight for tho
purpose Of considering tho situation.
DIR. Warren Webster, Post Surgeon
at Alcatraz, Is still missing.
IGrecnbacks, $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
ASSESSMENTS.

opal cents per share; levied Jan ~; de.
linqucnt feb. II; sale day. postponed to
March ~.
MnrgnritR-. cents per share: levied Jan.
Il. delinquent fcb. u; sale daay, March Il.
s:ould a C~urry-si per share; levied. Jan.
-; delinquent, Feb. -; sale day. March -.
HaitImore-si ~ pee share; levied, Jan. ~
delinquent, March j; sale day, March -.
Miut-iO cents per share; levied Feb. 5; de
linqacnt March II; sale day ApTils.
Caledonia = 81 per share levied January 81
delinquent March 5; sale day March %.
Lady Bryan-s0 cents. levied Feb. 2; de
linquent March o sale LAY March 30.
Yellow JRrket-s5 per share; levied, Feb.
10; delinquent. March II; sale day, April
ENchsquer-s3 per share; levied, Feb. 0;
delinquent, March II; sale day, Aprila.
Juiin-Si per share; levied, Feb, 10; delin.
Queni, March IL; sale day, Aprilt
American fiat-5o cent. per share; levied,
feh, II; delinquent, March &c; sale day.
April6.
New York ConsoIidatcd-si per share;
levied. Peb. II; delinquent, March 20 salc
day. AprilT.
Ophir-si per share: levied. Feb. 10; delin-
quent, March 81 sale day, April IL.
Observation-Disclosures per share; levied, Feb.
u; delinquent, March 81; sale day. Apri
Comstock-lS cents rcr share levied. Feb.
-; delluquent, March 81; sale day, April
Rack I.Iand-si per share; levied. Feb. q;
delinquent. April2: sale day, April2I.
Union Consoiidated-5O cents per share;
levied March =; delinquent, April s; sale
day. April27
AndcS-so cent. per share levied. March :;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
GEOGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o O M EsTIo INTELLIcsn cE

l.rrcrAL TO THE SOLD HILL DAILY NEW.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
DIVIDENDS

neIeher-s5 per share, a.srssaiing $4,000;
declared March 5; payable March 10.
Crown Point 81 per share, aggrcgating
$4,000; declared March .: payable March
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

suRIHyRs-In Carson City. March II, Harry
Shrieyss, q native Of Ohio. assd u year,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN

(.rnclIL TO TIE GOLD NIL ,,nLr NEWS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

Making good headway running the
main tunnel or sdit Into the hill, fol-
lowing the vein, which still continues
wide. The vein matter Is composed Of
brown and blue clay with bunche. AMI
seams Of ore, Indications which are
liable to Develop into q pay chimney
nj any time. From the slopes ABOVE
rho adlt level considerable quantities
of cool milling ere continue to De ex-
tracted, which Is being carefully as.
sorted aud saved, to DO made available
In due time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

The face Of the main west drlft has
cut through tho cast wall Into the
ledge developing a fine body OF quartz,
winch gives some excellent assays.
The ledge ut this point appears 10 DO
quite solid. and the face OF the drlft 10
perfectly dry, while the body OF water
still stands In tho old shaft many feet
above the level Of the DRIFT, and Is
steadily drained through the loose
formation OF roch further back.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

The mine Is looking splendidly
throughout. The ore bodies on both
the second and third levels, II any
thing, show Improvement In the quail
lty OF orc. The bottom Of the north
winze, from tho second level, Is still
In rich bro. The ore Is being sent to
the mills rs fast as the bad condition
OF tho roads will permit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
Deaths.

Ys who investigate Gsllsad's advertissmci
shall become wise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

Both tho north DRIFT from the Vir.
glnia Consolidated aud the south DRIFT
from tho ophir OH the 1901 foot level
are making rapid progress. As soon rs
tho connection Is made between these
drifts aud the level ventilated, crosl-
cutting tho ledge can be commenced.
Lady washington.
Repairing and preparing the shaft
for a new and much larger pump Is
making rapid progress. It will take
about three weeks yet 10 make these
improvements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12
Month ~CoInstock.

Tho crosscut east, ut tho l5O.foot lev
oil, Is to-day In Is feet. Fourteen feet
Of this Is through ledge matter, that In
the face OF the DRIFT not being OF quite
so favorable n character as that al
ready passed through. The average
assays of the drift thus far have been
FROM Sl7 to $35 per ton. 1t Is being
pushed ahead toward tho east wall aud
there Is very little water TO bother
Mil,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-12

Tho steam connections with tho new
boilers have been completed and sink
Ing the main shaft below tho 00.foot
level was resumed again this morning.
The erection OF the new holstlng en-
ginc and tho completion OF the new
Roistlng works building Is progressing
as rapidly rs the stormy state Of the
weather will permit.