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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
PRICES OF TEETH!
Full Upper or Lower Sets rs Low as So

No teeth allowed To leave the Office un-
less the patient is satisfied.
Teeth remodeled and repaired.
Teeth filed To last for life.
Teeth extracted without pain, by the use
of Nitrous Oxide Gas, always on hand.
Owing to the hard times, | will insert
full single sets teeth, of the very best kind,
for $500. Temporary sets $500 extra.
T"orIiache stopped IN five minutes with
out extracting 'ir tooth, at the Dental OF
fee Of &. f. DaRn, established in Mifilin
town IN 1860.
G.. L. DERR,
Jan 81, 1872 Practical Dentist.
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BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, &C.

TOHN II. RUNKEL, having leased the
y shop, &C., of Peter Brennisholtz, de-
will furnish the citizens of Perrys-
vile, Patterson and vicinity, with the best
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INe,r advertisements.
TUSCARORA ACADEMY.

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
T7ilE Winter Session. (e) weess) will be-
l. gin November Cd, 1874. Students
prepared for tcachisg, business and for
College. Address
d. d. STONE. Phi. D.,
sept30-lm Academia, Pa.
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COLOMOs SEIBER.

will visit Nifiiin and Patterson every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will furnish the cItizens OF these Dor
oughs wit the best of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, &c.
at the very lowest prices. He respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public.
April q. Is72-lv v,
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TER Ms,

Subscription, sl.5o per annum.
Transient advertisements Inserted at 50
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local COL
umn, 10 cents per line fer each insertion.
Deductions will be made to tn sc desiring
TO advertise by the year, half or quarter
YEAR
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Miscellaneous.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
REAL ESTATE,

TsHE undersigned, guardian of Barbara
l. L Spicher and Anna Splcher. minor
children OF EnIanuei Spicher, deceased, will
sell at public sale. on the premises in Walk
er township, Juniaia county, at two o'clock
p. NJ, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1874,
The following described real estate, to
Wit "A certain plantstion ard tract of
land situate in walker township, Juniata
county, bounded on the north by lands OF
Matthew Rogers and Michael l.. KinsIoe,
on the eas, by lands OF Matthew Rogers.
spuih by laads Of David and Jerome Het-
rick, west bv lands of Francis Buckwalter.
containing l03 acres * 10 perckes,
more or less, having thereon erected u cUul-
modious
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07

Il n kI d. ~ rs ~ R4 SS y n -
TyvHE Beatty & Pio:;s celebrated Go!i-
Il T"ngus PIrl"r Organ, the best pari.
organ now in use-HerGif
ST CLAIR. Pa, Dsc 8, 1873.
Mcssrs B,.ttIy \ plotts, Gents IL htv,
received the organ ~ sent by your fiym
me, and have hal it examined, and it give
ample satisfaction JoHS SiSfY.
MAm,SoY CiTY, Pa, Oct. Il, 1873.
The Beatty & Plotts celebrated Golde'
Tongue Parlpr Organ is by far the bes
pIflor organ in use. have carefully ex-
amincd it. and find its tone, wOrSmaIshi,
aud durability tn he the best ever SAW.
and can with pleasure recommend it l.
any on ia any one in want ri a i.r>t-clas.
pirlOr organ. Pros. o. H. USGEE.
Messrs. Beatty y Pioits. Gents Having
had one of Your Golden fcrguc pariur o.
gans for siS months past, thought btfor,
recommending il 10 give il fair trial. ant
am happy TO testify that il surpasscs all thI
has been said or adj, ertisei about it, hIy,
had professors of music and celebrated or
glnists cone and try il, and agi all sd,
that it is one of the sW -cteSt and best tOnct
Instruments in the market 1t has taken
the shine out Of all the Others around here
arh perfectly satisfied with il, and if ]
could not ret another of the same kind,
money could not entice me to part with 1t
You may publish this If YOU see fi'. rs my
organ can be tried by any one wishing TO dc
So, in proof Of what | say.
4. :. X. RICHIRDs.
Late editor of the Tamdlua Courier, now Al
Bethlehem, Pa.
Messrs. Beatty 4 Plotts. of " ashington,
Y. J., are gentlemen OF enterprise and
whose presence would be 4 credit To any
community ty.--Hackeffstotr (.N. J.) Herald,
1873.
Washington. y. j.. i 4 beartiful village
OF nearly 5000 inhabitants, IL miles from
Ncw York, and - miles from EaSton Pa.
on the line of the ID. l.. * W X. Il. Don't
fail To see and examine the Beatty < Plutt
Golien Tonguc Parlor Organ, before buy
! ing elsewhere, or send tor new Illustrates!
price list Just out for 1874 Address
BEATTY Il PLOrGS,
Washington, y. j.
,.rrs
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NEW FRAME HOUSE.

NEW FRAME HOUSE,
and LARGE FRAME BANK BARN. with
other improvements, good water and fine
fruit.
Also. Ore Other tract of WOODLAND.
situate in Walker township said county.
bounded CT the nprth by lanis OF John n :.
Moore, on the east h, lands OF Catharine
and Lydia kurtz, on the south by Lands Of
William Curran's heirs, and on the ives, BY
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'cr Stone in the Bald y. CilcuIus Gr-v,i
or BricEdus. Deposit and NUeus or
Milky Discharges. and Diseases
of the Prostate tltud.
KE.4R.VEY'S EXT. BCCHU
KEAREEY'S EXT. BUCEU

PcrmIpcntly cures al affections of the
Bladder, Kidneys, and Dropsical >welIings
existing in Men, Women aad Children, no
matter what the age
Ask for Koarnry's. Take no other.
Price One Dollar per Bottle, or Sir BEETLES
for FIrs Dollars.
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ST CLAIR. Pa, Dcc 8, 1873.
NeSsrs. BritJv \ rlotts, Gents IL htv,
received the organ ~ sent by your fiym 7
me, and have hal it examined, and it give
ample satisfaction. yoHS SiNiY.
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Messrs. Beatty 4 Plots. of " ashingtOn,
y. J., are gentlemen OF enterprise and
whose presence would be 4 credit To any
community ity.--Hackeffstotra (.N. J.) Herald,
1873.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
A Duel with q Maniac.

For nearly two weeks, says the Wash.
ington (Kansas) Republican, Elsgan
Drisksll, whose home IL q few miles
northeast OF this city, has shown signs
of insanity OF q most malicious typo.
He has threatened the lives OF several
persons, and on several occasions he has
been heard TO say that he would ''shoot
the heart out Of Sheriff Patrie," II he
came In his way. His bitterness toward
Patrie In particular seems 10 have been
on account OF the sffsctual way in
which Patrie worked up the case Of his
brother, G. Driskoll. who Is now in the
Psnitsntiary for larceny. Eegan has
has been growing more bold and vicious
up to last Monday, when the County At
torncy issued papers for his detention,
fearing that some mischief might be
done by allowing him TO al ut large,
and Sheriff Patrie and Constable Child
ers were ordered to make the arrest. He
had been seen q short time before max.
ing his way toward the fields Of Lypd.
o short distance northeast OF town, And
the officers. not ~mistrusting that he had
arms, proceeded to where he wss sup
posed TO be. He wal o o discovered
iuyLiuo about the 6slds. armed with a
Shsrn's rifle. and ON seeing the officers
rev bis RIA On Cbilders and 6rsd. but
i. a on;cL moyemsnt Childsrs oyaded
the ball, and rstreatsd to the house Of
Lynd for arms. He procured q shotgun,
m, only vespon at hand, and started In
pursuit, while Patrie started 10 the city
10 oct arms and summon assistance,
Driskell took a circuitous route toward
The CITY, and reached the eastern limits
of the town Just a Patrs had procured
a shotgun and was starting after him.
As Patris turned the oornsr In the rear
Of Haak'. lumber yard, he and the ms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
Murder In the second Degrss-Nsw
York Masons en- route 70 J. r.
Suicide Arrived-Gresnbarks

San FniScrsco, Sept. al p. NJ
The jury in tho cas- Of Antonio Con-
zalss, tried for the murder Of Luis Ro-
nero, returned verdict Of guilty Of muir
der in the second degree.
About 40 New York mason will ar
rive by the overland train tonight, I'M
der contract to work IN the Palace Ho-
tel. The trouble caused by the 8-hour
men is said to be the reason why they
were sent for.
General John E. Allison committed
suicide here to-day by shooting himself.
He was an old and respected citizen Of
San Francisco. Tho Il OF his sui
eide Is not known.
The Pacific Mail steamer Grenada,
from Panama, arrived this morning.
Grcsnbacks, slH@9lH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
GEOGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
fsrrcilI / 0 n soLp NIL pAnr ssws.
Tn case or Dsekey.

. p
NV Yonx, Sept. "a lstter dated
Havana, August 9Th. says that on tho
10Th an order was given to put Prcdsr'
ick Dockory in the chain gang which
was done. He was, however, spared
the indignity Of being sent to work with
the remainder Of the gang. All COM
~munication with friends in Puerto Pnn-
cipe was denied him, and on the goth
he wal shipped from Nsuvitas for Ha-
vana, where he arrived August 2Sth,
and was forthwith sent to Cabanas For
tress. No one had communication with
him up to the time the letter was
written.
Democratic Nsmination.
The Democratic Convention. which
met at Hagcrston, Nd, yesterday. nom-
mated VIM. Walsh for Congress. Mont
gomsry Blair was n Of the defeated
candidates.
Cheap Freight Railway.
A convention Of persons interested In
the construction Of q cheap freight rail-
way between the Atlantic Ssabosrd and
Mississippi River, was held in Mt. Yer
non, Ohio, yesterday. It's object was to
secure An organization In N j., Penn,
Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, which shall
undertake the survey Of a route and Sc
cure subscriptions for the d~sfrsying Of
all preliminary expenses. Many prom.
insnt gentlemen were In attendance,
among them Hen. Columbus Deland.
COMMITTEES were appointed according to
the original design to receive subscrip-
tons for q preliminary survey.
Indignation Meeting In Bostou.
BosroS, September ga colared in.
d~ignation meeting here last night was
addressed BY William Wells Brown,
Goo. Griffin, John J.. Smith, Z. G.
Walker and others. They believed
there had been shown altogether
too much leniency to sI-rebels
and that the slavsholding power was
still struggling for supremacy. They
called upon tho President to take
prompt measures for the suppression Of
the present state Of affairs, and II he
had not power to do that, to convene nm
extra session OF Congress. Resolutions
expressive OF these sentiments were
adopted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

p,rr,,. orrnA Horsx.-The play en-
,i,lsi :. Help " was repeated a, the Opera
House i.-t night to a goodly audience
Mr.. Murphy. IS ON previous nigh's, was
i-mm,r,eiy entertaining. The other per
f-orm.r. contributed very accsptao'y IN
their respective assumptions, an
esllent bill Is announced LOT tn's We
ing. The performance whi eon IN
9TH the highly amusing farce OF" a
4. AnJy. followed by the "hesthsh
Es;nse." and concluding with s,ai-
nhy', sketches Of Deutschland. fh-
!iay sy,uins Mr. Murphy will take =
lens6t. and ON SATURDAY aitsrno'n >
Grand matinee will lie given for the ~
scmma.Iation Of ladies' and others VINO
cannot attend in the evening.
TRAM DsrxSrioS.-Ths locomotive
Reno. attached to the night passenger
train. between Virginia and Reno. 80.
81 ihs track last night at the ,lain street
,ro..ipe. A locomotive was ssIi dowh
from Virginia TO haul her ON again. ~.
train was detained 10y the aeciosh'
about an hour aud q half.
Pay Dlr.-The employee OF the
Crown Point Mining Company were
Maid of to-day. The disbursements
made by the Crown Point amounted TO
$50, 900; Imperial. siG.cto.
RrlpY TO START ur.-The Ramsdsll
mill. in lover Gold Hill. has been put In
excellent running order and will start up
in . day or two ON rock from the Leo
mine.
BECOMING CNnKrp. -rhres Indian
lads. belonging to the Pints T1se. are
attending the Public School. in Silver
City. taught by Professor Cromwell
PAcrric Colsr PIoSkESs.-A special
meeting Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers
will be hsld:at their hall. ON b street.
Virginia, at TX O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

REdIsrRArIoS.-The books Of regis
tration for the next general election will
close on the 25th day Of October. Per.
sons entitled to vote are such AZ arc
citizens and actual residents Of the State
OF Nevada for six months previous to
the day Of the election, and residents OF
tho township, in which they intend to
vote, for n period OF 30 days.
PRoYEsson DEMONS LEcrUrr. This
evening, II will be remembered, Professor
Denton, one Of tho ablcst scientific
writers in the country, will deliver the
frst Of . series OF lectures at National
Guard Hall, Virginia City-Suject: 1.-THE
world before Life" The phenomena OF
earthquakes and volcanoes will he dis
cussed at length.
ACCIDENT IN A MmL.-This FORENOON
John Bodhsh, who works In the Gold
Hill quartz mill, hal tho flesh stripped
Of the middle finger Of his left hand, as
far as tho first joint, by being caught be-
tween the bottom OF al amalgamattng
pan and q stick Of timber.
SPOTTED FEvER.--!A man In Virginia
by the name Of King has been attacked
with spotted fever. The cast will pro-
bably prove fatal. Drs. webbor. Col.
Inns, Hall and Bronson held q c~onsulta-
ton over the case to-day.
Hr DxLoc,rrp.-M about half-past
eleven O'Clock this forenoon, Wn. Ben
nett fell down the mir shaft Of the Bslcher
mine. q distance OF 90 feet, dislocating
his right hip. Doctors Hall and Manson
rendered the necessary surgical assis-
lance.
FiSoEn srLrr OrrS.-A young nephew
Of Mr.. Winnie. who resides in Lower
Gold Hill, split open the little finger Of
bis Jeff hand with = Ratchet some time
TO-DAY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
-A,nraA,lA ..ik.na e.,Y r.y 10 mAl. mo

"A ssar sAsls, sst<ani EASY way 10 male mo
ney. !. 10 procure trrritory 10 Inlredacs ths latest
usefulinventiou thsi y vsptei svsy day BY every
one. every where. who has a family. . mlLsirrd
sevinz Machine al. Table and frestle icr only
sl1 that docr the Nhr voSks - afmsrhnie you
wsuhi pay t9 TOT, rapti, smooth aud arm, makes
. cam ~ strons that tho slyti Will tear before the
siiiteho. NIL rpAp4It. LlsLi npw attsrhments fr
All work and the improved lBntton iisle Wofterus~i
" U. only. Agents only ncci show them In spcrn.
Ven 20 ell In every hvus- they enter. so and up.
sarus elearcd daily W smart aSrnts. No such ma.
last year, imlon Anllcs ur them. Demand In.
sres.lnx every day. where TRY become known.
gtnl.tert, Judxrn. LAwyerA kilion, MschIui,ts,
Iailors, etc., recommend thrin a. perfect. RIrhts
Ei.sn I'VE 70 INT Appilczni.. II tl,srs :, NO agrncy
IN your plaoe. write lor u. DC buy q machine for your
family ors relation, there u none better on 10 eheap.
Machines scntt !. all parts Of the country on rrceipi
q price. sio Head ~ seuisement beginning $50
Saved .neysU FAMILY" In another column Of this
paper. Address The fropretors. itonrnr j, Nul.
iiSAx 4 Co.. ID Camel street. New rort. iT'0.
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no CANDIDArEs.

All announcements Of candidates for
Office, during the political campaign,
published in this papor. m1si te paid for
in adrdncs. We accept Of no contingent
arrangement, but treat all alike. Acan-
didats who cannot. or will not an
nOuncs himself properly before the peo-
pie. and pay his printing bills promptly.
10 no, fit for the Office he seeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

COSMOPOLITAN SALOON. corner OF Q street
and sutton avenue. Virginia City, cHAHLrs
ssxxkn date Of tho Saddle Roek). proprietor.
Mr., somuier desires to inform bis ffieni 10 and
the public generally that he has thoroughly re-
ntted and opened the ahoyo popular siloon,
where he will be ready At all times TO supply
bis customers with the choicest wines, liquors
and cigars. Give him 3 call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
wur IT Is.-It u not ,trauge a,.li that n.

wnr IT Is.-It 10 not strange . ,all that the
sidewalk In front Of W. H. Hison's store IL
bloekaded with goods every day, and 90 many
people coming eut loaded With goods. for with
fsw dollars you can bur groceries enough 70
do for q month. You can buy ircsh iona
toes. 90 cso, fer . eta: iresh peaches. ~
fmit. IN can, rs cts, and everything In propor.
iion. % and get q package 81 Rison's coffee,
fresh ground evey week. Try II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

GoLD HnLEns ard everybody read this:
There 10 Que thing certain; those who are
aiilbg with dyspepsia. bilious dlseases and
lose OF appetite, get well by the use Of Bitter
witch. livery time q dosc Il taken the patient
feels better. Bold at J. Jof e. Drug Store.
Last Chance Linimeni, the greatest palm
killer In the world Web Foot Pills, the easicst
purgsiive. Sold everywhere. n"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
R.yoIusion.ry Piets In italy.

Revolutionary Piets I'm Italy.
NEw Yonx, Sept. "a letter from
Rome says the Revolutionists now de-
sire to set up a Red Republic and Com
mune, and to play in Rome tho pranks
they played In Paris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

A RusH.-Ii 10 no wonder that c. A. Nolte
meier. OF the Metropolitan boot and shoe
Store, No. los South G street, Virginia. IL do
Ing such q rushing buslness. lie has Just TO
turned from San franei,co with q Urge stock
Of the latest styles and beet quality Of boots
and shoes. which he 10 selling cheaper than
ever. Juri walk mp 10 No. los South Q street.
and exahllu hit nav COCOA. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03

A NECESSARY R~EeuE.r.-it 10 well known
to my customers that ! am not In the habit Of
urging payments, bat desiring 10 20 below 10
lay In q supply Of Fall goods, on the 18th day Of
September. Il IL necessary for ms TO ask all who
that time. u. GALLAND. !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
srocK nEresr.
larromrsp sAur NJ xrx.H q mAlI-l
Last Evening.

&~ .@
30 Meadow Valley. Q bon. 81. 81.
20 Raymond y Ely. nv, II, ios
Us Eurks Con-. n. 49,, ioA
80 Phoebe. ~, o., Gx
10 Washington q Creole. ~
no American Flag. ..
iti5 belmont, 81. sN. 81. -. b,o
sn Newark. Sc. esSe eso
so North Belmont, SOC
us II Doudo South. ~. ~ TO
SIS Golden Chariot. TA,T
so Mahogany, 81, 8, 81, 81 rs
30 south charioi. II. IS
100 Mammoth, i5c
20 Empire ldsho). ~.
i0l0 Imperial, sa.,sk
2t5 Crown Point, az. 70. .uS bio. ~
10 nsleher, n. n IS, nv
go Mock Island. 3k.t
NO o,srs.n, ~. ~. ss, s9S. 20, 70 be Il
~ cholisr rote.i. IS. IS $40
40 Con. yireinls. ::
Gs COpdisnce. Il. iJ.. ~.
40 cshfonls. -. ~. rs. 81 hio
10 Yellow Jacket. -. T-I
80 sierra Nevada. a.. o.. bsJ
20 Gould e Curry. zik. ~ bs
80 Beet 3 Bsieher. ~. iiS
ia,i ophir, sss, nav. A.. nS h. aS 10,
40 wosd,iue. 5.s'.. es 80
This Msrniwg.
15 Ophir. 9it.. az. siS rs
tio soald 4 Curry. IN. a., 81
ai0 Beet L Delcher, u. IN
1876 Savage. -, ssk. 81.
Is Chollar. Po,osi. 5S
ios Hale 4 NoTcros.. a. t7S. t9s
ilCS c6swn rolnt. 20. %. O. -. uS, css, O.
b3O, css, tsS. cs
100 Yellow Jacket. -. ssS
sSsO Imperial, sS. y. 81.
1910 RnIpirs. So, So. SS
80 ksntIgk. 4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-03
WO0Avlllo.

still hold out, and promise q yield OF
tipo ore. In The north drift, at the third
station level. the ore body shows con-
siderable improvement. and the quality
Of the ore is even better than on the
level above. This drift has about fifty
feet vet TO run 10 reach Q point directly
under the ore body developed on tho
second station level. The air Wine from
the second station lsycl 10 connect with
ths NORTH drift Al The third lsyol. IN down
a. fast Tbis VIM va beinc sunk In
/. son,.xeli hut 6ndino the rock ouite
h.,d a. con,s. w.s chsnoed \ Httie' 20
=. ~ run clossr ~ oro vain. vben on
Tussdsy last tho north aide Of The vinzs
c,t into 6ne ora which seems AN nm.
,jorbtsd continuation M the ore body
found on the level above. The mill was
started up crushing ore this morning, OF
xS,cn .n' ~ .su - ~ ~
hoi.t from tbs mins.
yuli..
Thu e-nlarvipo Of The main .hsft will
.-..,.,.s,. 80. a.. ,,,,.
10 u~'o
winch VIII 'nen g''s nne' VIC" un'
bored thrse-compartmsnt shaft for work
inc TO the depth of 100 feet.
INC foundations for the new machinery
are proprcssinp finely. nearly all tho
umosIs 9 .ho o., sn n,.o.
Tbsss timber AZ vsil "A those fer the
numn rods are of red spruce pine,
broucht from Dutch Fiat. California,
and Sre Of Tho hest quality possible to
obtain. Ons or two carloads of the new
macbinsrv have arrived At the mine,
AMONG which IL a splendid IOO-horss
nover boistino engine. which viii be
placsd in nosition ready for use n, soon
ns Inc foundations are completed.
~. r.dr.o, h.,ov m.
,,,,s .,.,;0, ,.r., .n1 ~.rt r..rm.d
m"N..-.. ..-u. Il. rr..
nv
traction OF ore from tue dinsrent ORG
slopes, both north and south, ON the
third station level, has been resumes
the regular shipment OF ore commenced
aud last evening the Woodwork mill, on
the Carson rivsr, was started up crush,
ing ore from the mine. THIS mii vi
now % KEPT k'ssdily running new
,ao., ,,a, m[ar,;on 81 An. IsJ,s whsre The
How of water was encountered also a
will soon be started to pros
poet the ledge In the north drift at the
third station level.
New York.
Sinking the shaft IL making excellent
,,oo,... n. ho,,om !, .lox and ou.r,z
~"
~i'n some ms sas"ha Vi orr ~
OF the main west DRIFT, At the 6oO-ioot
also shows some fine prospects,
.n iua w.
'e my VI, 49,. - ,h;. lis h.S.
been greatly enhanced by the undoubtsd
fact that the ore vein recently struck in
the woodville mine, . few hundred feet
down the canyon, Is tending di.
rectly in the line Of the New York and
Lady Washington works.
a.,.n..
nil. i'll, -.o -. -. IT,. w,,.
D"'s ',''u ''o "s Inv
has greatly cooied on during tue past
lew weeks, which allows Oh resumption
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DIVIDENDS

BsIeher-ss per share. ,ysressn"x sh1'
declared Aug. 5; payable Ans' ~
consolidated virxtsis psa s
~agrrsssiin, tin.~o' o'''A
psyabls August III.
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yos the very Stes, Photographs, 20 to Bndky
D kuiofsou's Gallery without sTAlRB-
ASCEND IN tug ELEVATOR, No. ~
Goatgomey street. Nan Francisco.
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autro.

The main west tunnel " still being
djrep vigorously ahead, the rock in ths
face blasting OPT finely and good pro-
gress being made. IhsFe ~ 4 steady
dow Of water from the face. but MOI
enough 10 ri all impede the progress Of
ths work, ,t
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Gsald curry.

The north drift OH tie l5OO.ioot level
has made connection with the north
winzs from the liO0-foot level Of the
Virginia Consolidated. thus securing the
thorough ventilation Of both mines
down 10 that depth. During the week
. hssaksgs Of q s~pur-whsel Of the
pumping engine a~estssta,ei Tho stop
ping Of the incline from the l700.foot
level. hut the damage is again repaired
and everything in good working condi.
ton. The north drift on the l70O-foot
level has advanced 30 feet during the
week. the face in hard blasting rock.
No change 10 report Of the prospecting
operations at the fourth station.
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EsoAazp for every sst--a hen,
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