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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23
POISONED TO DEATH.

A healthy liver secrstes each day about
two and n half pounds Of bile. which
contains a great amount OF waste mate
rial taken from the blood. When the
liver becomes torpid or congested. II
fails 10 eliminate this vast amount OF
noIious substance, which. therefore, re-
mains to poison the blood and be con.
veyed 10 every part Of the system.
What must be the condition Of tho blood
when II Is receiving and retaining each
day two and q half pounds OF poisonI
Nature tries to work of this poison
through other channels aud organs
the kidneys, lungs, skin. ETC.; but these
organs become overtsxed In performing
this labor, in addition TO their natural
functions, and cannot long Withstand
the pressure. but become variously dis
sassd.
The brain, which IL tho great %electri-
cal center Of all vitality, is unduly
stimulated by the unhealthy blood which
passes to II from the heart. and II fails
to perform its Office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence
the symptoms Of bile poisoning. which
are dullness, headache, incapacity to
keep the mind on any subject, impair
ment Of memory. dizzy. sleepy, or ner-
vous feelings. gloomy forebodings and
irritability Of temper. Tho blood itself
being diseased, as 1t forms the sweat
upon the surface Of the skin, is so irri-
tating and poisonous that 1t produces
discoiored brown spots, pimples blcich-
W and other eruptions; sores boils, car
buncles and s~crofulous tumon. Tho
stomach, bowels, and other organs spo-
ken Of, cannot escape becoming affected.
sooner or later. and costiyeness, piles,
dropsy, dyspepsia, female weakness.
diarrhea, aud q great many other
forms Of chronic disease, are among
tho necessary results. As n remedy for
all these manifestations OF disease, DR.,
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with
small daily doses Of his Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets are positively uneqnalled.
By them the liver and stomach arc
changed to an active and healthy state.
tho appetite regulated and restored. the
blood and sccretions thoroughly purified
and enriched, and the whole system rem
ovated and built up anew. Sold by all
frst.class druggists and dealers in medi-
cine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23
Annual Mint Statement.

Gold received, 50, 7Ol, 1is; Silver re.
eeiyed, S3,i62. 2i5; Total. 50, 500, 1913,
Fine bars manufactured--Silys sl.5l3,.
&c. Coinage-Gold. 50, GIO,G75; Coin
a~se-Silvsr. sl.4ll.7sl. Total coinage,
Si,OS2. CSC. OF this amount Sl,3I3,.
200 was in trade dollars.
The earnings for the year were $780,
s55; the expenditures for the year $780,
| GAG; which sums include salaries, sup
plies. repairs. and every expense neces'
sary to carry ON tho workings OF the In
stitution.
At present the employees number 40,
| divided ms follows:
General Department, 90; Molters and
Refiner's Department, IL; Coiner's De-
partmeni, "a (oi which number Is are
women; Assay Department, @; Total,
20. James Crawford. Superintendent
Salary, $4,000; George W. bryant,
Meter and Refner- Salary, 80, 900;
Writ Hopkins, Assayer, -, 500; w. II.
Doans. Coiner. s $500; Meters and
Coiners are paid per dom. 90 to -;
Helpers. 80; Clerks, SO; Adjustsrs.
80 80; Laborsrs (women), 81; Watch
mon, 81 90.
In this connection. we call attention
to the low estimate at which the United
States Government places the services
ef the executive officers Of the Mint.
Here are gentlemen, occupying very im-
portant and responsible offices, entailing
care, competency and honesty, who are
rcmunerated upon q par with an ordi-
nary clerk or bookkeeper.
The Deputy State Controller and Dep
uty State Treasurer Of the State OF Ne
vada are paid 1920 per I'M in coin.
with no responsibility in comparison
with that OF the officers above noted,
though repeated representations have
been made at head quarters OF tho inad-
equate compensation paid those officers,
no notice il taken Of the matter. We
| trust our new Senator will make such
efforts rs will result in increasing the
Superintendent salary to $1,000; the
Meter and Rehner. Coiner and Assayer.
to 50, 800 each respectively. These sal.
aries will then lie upon q level with
those paid for equal services, for equal
" responsible positions, under the State
and county government, an well as in
private business affairs.
We find the above in the Reno Ores.
eeni, and ~presumine its statement OF
facts to be correct, cordially indorse its
suggestions relative to salaries. Tho
salaries OF Mint officers are paid in cur
rency and are notably and ridieulously
small. They can stand a raise OF 10
mar eont
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23
STOCKS AxDx y

The stock market for the week closes
to-day very much depressed. This dis
agreeable state Of affairs is not easy o'
explanation ON the basis OF the present
merits OF mining developments but We
presume the arch manipulators Of stocks
at headquarters know what's the matter
and will allow stocks to raise again when
they see fit-ncxt week probably. The
grea, Consolidated Virginia. California
and Ophir bonanzs continues to
| show rich improvement with every foot
Of development. and the decline in price
ia owing altogether 20 outside influences
| and manipulation. Imperial shows IN.
provsment both in stock and internal
development. since yesterday. The
| present heavy winter weather has thrown
considerable OF damper ON the work OF
developing the numerous prospecting
| mines which had started up in all direc.
| tons; vet this il merely temporary,
and ali will DO right when good
weather sets in again, and prospecting
| work will be entered into with renewed
yicor a. soon rs practicable. Notwith-
SANDING Inc present depression, tho
s=an,;n, season cannot fail 10 epen a
a. ,hs G,slies, In tho way Of mining
,-Jsvslo,,nsnt ever before known in this
ssr,i.nT
A, the annual meeting Of the CAL
;,oraia Nininc Company held ON the
So,h a. wa learn from The San Fran
.;s.n m, there were lO5. 55i 1921
49, ~ m. stoek represented. r.
r. w.s slsct,d p~r,sident. Cbarles
n r,.h Secretary: ] q. FiooJ. Treas.
.orJ "a Fai, SUPERINTENDENT y.
- q FIaoa N \ O'Br;sn \
1a..Ian,.iI, r VI william. wsrs ei.c,.
a1T,ns,sss InJ,b,eJnsss. ssO. 300:
c,,.rss. s7ssIa "a: bai.nc. now
nm haul siGs7 NJ. Thi, mine pre-
ss,,s ,hs rsm,,kable fact Of an immense
Jsx.lonmsnt- Constituting. in IN, opin-
ION ~ many. m. largest mine in the
xo,,d without a dollar of assessment,
Tsa i.,,a a,,ount of work lone for SO
.n,al, aS outlay /, |. marvel of GOOD
man.,sw.n, The dsbt incurred will
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23

Ask THE NorusRs. - Women have better
spporunitic. for observing the eiecis Of med
icine. than men. This Is especially true o.
mothers, who note with \ kesnne-s born Of AZ
lection. the operation Of the remedies they ad'
minister to ih'ir children. Now ask any
mother who has used ilale's Honey OF Hoar
hound and Tar In her family ~ . cure fo'
coughs, colds, hoarrencps, wbooplng congh,
croup or Influenza, what -he think. OF II. The
answer In every instance will be that she has
found 70 the most effective preparation OF ~
kline she has ever tried or heard III. Pixies
Tooth. ache Drops cure In Que minute. u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23
The Congregational Investigating
Committe at New Orleans.

Committe st New Orleans.
y,w Ov,,,x. J,nuarv 2o.-Ho.r.
whn.Isr Ere. and Maf.bali. Of the
conares,;onaI COMMITTEES. arrived last
n;ob, ami had A nrslimiunry meeting
,osjar. Counsel on either side sub.
,m;,,.j coses Tn. Renublieans made
.n" ssi,a.;a" ,o;n,.. Er,,~Th,t tbsy
snv ~ H., ca ,hor.snd Ronublicsn
eau sno~ va ;.,,-,s.,.J tn ~a,;na An.
Yo.ers Ses ,;.la,. AT bx ,hs colis.
msps.cr.. s.oond. by n. Coushatta
msss,crs. Mind. Ly Tie White League
consnirscy: fon,tb' by the violent dis.
nsrsinc 81 psrish oficers throughout the
s,.,. anJ installing the illeoal McEncry
ams;.Is. am hy ths ,.n.psI prosrrin.
,;on ana nsr.scut;on Of Reprblicnns;
.,o.,. T.. r. ;nsu..sc,;nr NJ Ssntembcr
sI,h ..and"Ths,, ss White Ioaous
e.oan;,.d s-on.,,,.cv %oooin,t
~. So Goso,n,.nt and cor.
t.Jsr.t"J with L;ndr.d ~orcaniza.
lions. and that It's object il 10 over.
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In.li=i.as service. ro.@.rre~.

VI. 4. CHURCH. GoLD HLI.-Diyine
services will bs held at this church,
Tomorrow Sunday morning. Rev.
Mr.. Uren. pastor, officiating. Preaching
at TO-, A. N. and "a. =. Sunday
School at Ia =. N. All are invited.
Sr. JouS's CnuRcH. GoLD Hull
There will be divine service at this
church tomorrow Sunday at 7 =. NJ.
Il. Il. Eastman. officiating. Seats free.
and all are cordially invited. Sunday
School at | 81 =. n.
VT. Pans CHuRcu, Virginia City.
There will 10 divine service Tomorrow
morning a, II O'Clock and in the sven-
ing at : O'Clock. Rev, 5. y. Kelly ofiei-
attn. in the morning and X. =. East
man. in the evening. Sunday school
at l2ij r. NJ.
I~ELIaIors. - Reverend Mr. Me-
Grath will lecture in the National
Guard Hall. Virginia City, Sunday
evening at = o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23

NorIcE TO CONSUMES. The increasing
popularity Of Dooley's Yeast Powder has In
duced a certain nrm who manufacture a Baking
Powder to copy verbatim. our advertisements.
simply substituting their anne In place 81
ours. While this proves. the standard excel
ience and worth II our Yeast Powder u J. call
the character OF the parties, as well ne the
goods which they are endeavofirg 10 force
upon the unwsry. Re cure that you call for
DooleJ'r Yca,t Powder, and take no other.
Dooley { Brother, Projectors, % New street,
New York. u
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Last Evening.

.lHxroRrrp DAIRY 1T n r. KxArIxa . col
Last Eve.inx.
Is K.iekerbosksr. ~
ca Trench. II
iS n. Y. Con. ~, %h.tk
20 Glose. .. u.
go Pieiou. 6oc, Soc
100 Occidental. q. 5k. 81
i5 Baltimers Con-, ~, 81
leo Eciipse. 2. 81
10 senator. ~, ~
20 American Plat. *. N
es5 Bullisn, 50. 81
10 Dayton, s, 81
3i0 Pill Sheridan. ~
80 Wcodyile, l. 81. 4.
as Utah. q. 81
so Rock Island. ssh
st5 silver Mn. lss. -. ist
asr Challenge. ~, 10
loo Tyler. T5c
sis5 Meadow Valley. IN
s,s Raymond & Ny. 81. S, ssk. Is
20 Eureka Con. itS. ita
$50 rioehe. 5. 5s.s b
.oO American flag. ass
sop Washington 4 Creole. ~.
3Ss belmont; 10, .. ~. 81. 81
80 NJ Dorado south, N
50 kye Patch. az
so Newark. l..ik
1918 Cosmopolitan. ~
$40 isvtaihan. ]. a.. 3k bcn. AZ
80 Georgia.
sss5 south Ju.tiee. s. 81. 81, q.
600 Original fiowery. =
1850 Andes, nv, II, liz bs, ieS. loS, IAN
N Pacific. ~
$50 GrenadA.
$50 Wells Fargo. ~
3oO North Carson. 3k.5a
1910 Niagara, iA,iS,lt
80 ward.i
loo Leo. ~
To- Jacob Lite
100 Seg. Hoek Island. ~
$50 original Gold iiil. ~, ~
30 Green. az
30 ko--uih. 4.
10 Lady Washington, AKA
This M~ssatng.
as ophlr. sos, 81, IS. 30, 2o's. s' 30. 40
isis Mcsicau. 81. IS. s.x. 5,,.. 5sS bSc. sTS
SIS Geald 4 Carry. 81. e.S
2Ss, Be., 4 D,iehsr, IS, a, y, TtS, 'SS. 'sf'
lis savage, iec, la. iSI
10 suecor, ~
20 rreach. ~
go Alpha. ~. .s1. s9S
i25 D4nsy.3
rs overmsn. IS. 70 -
se5 Union Con -. ~. 10, ol bSo. SsS
les Challenge, ~
co nsyton,5
sn Keniuci. 20. ios. 10. iss
100 sierra Nevada. ~. 49,. isS
sser ielcher. us, 10. is5
40 Lady b,ysn,s
rs felip-e, =. ~
sss Empife Mn, n. IN. nv
~ txchequer. rs, 3so. 3i5. 80
ssS Julis. 4. ~
40 silver nm ilk. ~
2si0 Imperial. u. itS. its, liS bio
st5 'siiiornla. $50. so. sSi, 5io, 50, SIS
"a caledosia. e. ~ IN
Us Utah. 4. =.
2oJ challar POicsl. 10. -
Ss Yellow Jacket, i3D. isi h3n. i3i. l!a bio
gc5 C~slhd,hce, 30. -, 81, 81 bO. Sox, =, Es
-.
il0 ksickerhocker, 4x,i
s2) Rullion. ~, ~, Ss
s. Esron. ~
IS Hale 4 NOfero-.. 81. SsS.3
t45 Cresl Point. "a. az. t2a
$50 Consolidated viryinit. StD, $50, GO, as 10,
r9lH hJ0. SO. G a, sTsN
iOo Rsltin.re Con. ~, 81, 81
iS0 Clobs,
1853 s.Ishsr, ~. 50. px. ex. % bH. -. a.,
az 1.. ~ Is
10 Justice. iGO. las
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23
CAnsoS, Jan. %, 1875.

SAnroNt oehs ~ wv
sESATE.
The majority Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means report in favor Of the
passage Of the ouackery BILL. The mi
nOrity report against ii; also, favorably
on the bill to provide for payment OF the
State debt proper.
McClinton introduced q bill amend
ing the Act to regulate the obtaining OF
possessory titles to public lands; also, a
bill amending the Act to regulate pro-
ccedines in civil cases.
ASSEMBLY.
The Judiciary Committee recommend
the passage Of the thrce-card and hog
ging game bill, with amendments. Also.
the bill to protect domestic animals on
railroad tracks.
The Storey county delegation report
against the passage Of the Street Rail-
road bill.
The Committee on Public Morals re-
port against the passage Of the concealed
weapons bill. and in favor OF the bill for
tho better observance Of the Sabbath.
At il:i5 both Houses adjourned till
Monday.
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I'M. Minne.eta seaator.hIP,

ST. PAUL, Jan. 23.-Ths balloting for
U. s. Senator yesterday, showed no
change: Ramsey. So; Donnelly. 81;
Davis. "a; scattering. IL.
Petit, member OF the House, and
Chairman Of the Republican State Com
mittee. bolted the caucus nomination on
the groun Of Ramssy'a reported attempt
co purchase the vote Of one Of the mem
ben. Both Houses adjourned till Tues
day.
The New Nebraska Senator.
oxiHA. January ga Algernon sgd
ney Paddock. elected to succeed Senator
Upton, is a native Of st. Lawrence
county, New York, about "A years Of
age. and is distantly related to Gideon
Wells and to General and Senator Sher-
man. He has been q resident OF Ne
bfaska since 1856. He was appointed
Governor OF Wyoming in 1868, but with
drew owing to there being no sppropri-
alton to deiray the expenses OF the Ter
ritorial Government. Thoush q Con-
sentative Republican, he is in full sym
patty with the party, and will doubtless
act aud cooperate with II in tho future.
His election was secured mainly az n
compromise between opponsnts Of the
strongest Republican candidate, Gen.
Thayor.
B,,I for . Court for C~ontessinr Eiec.
items.
w%lsHrNoros, Jan. 70. = Edmund's
bill to establish a Court OF CONTESTED
Elections. provides for a court Of tnat
name to consist OF the Chief Justice and
Associate Justices OF tho Supreme Court
for the time being, and TO DO convened
on tho second Wednesday OF February
1877, and every fourth year thereafter,
and also in every February subsequent
ly to any election held TO NIL a vacancy
In office, either oil fresident or vice.
President Inns court Is 10 n'af ana
adjudse contests concerning INC results
OF such elections and report i's innings
to both Houses OF Congress.
fropos'''on ,er mar
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81, s..h .ss.;or NJ Cou,r.s. NJ n som.
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49, -,
49,. .na % Ami, .r.n,rd or .,ns,
..--d..;a ~ .. =. ,hr. o,o.r.
;,s, W, ICON .,o,, h. ,dn,i,,.J 70
,h;. Ia, %r,ie.. h. 4, +. msmb.r of ,bo
O., A., ;,v,.,,,,,,n;r a..
s,.,. or T.rr;,o,v whsr. Ia rcs;dos. and
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re'omponse' Inc 'ih nnA'' pi0p
10 MAKE u m'saeho,
py imprisonment oil from 'nii'y aA!s"
'"o years. ~. ""!
~ ~
hueheo 'ne'r as'oh' e'eSP' p'o
IN this MI
Proposed Reduction" Of Governments
~ ...
senator wright " o'i
provide that Tor Two years. ITO" July
1915, the salaries oil all Government Of
hcers and employees IN all branches Oh
'he services ana whoever ehP'o!ea'
DC r~educedteh per cent. IL 'hey OK
coed a thousand dollars per annum Inc
President anu united ''a'oS 'u"ses are
exempted.
Ne" io'. =
-,
iAen' SHOWS w Increase ,v""'' .es"
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23

PprR's OrERA Housr.-Last night
being the occasion OF Little Nell's first
benefit. the Opera House was OF course
crowded 10 its utmost capacity. In
speaking Of larger audiences in Piper's,
II might be ~ well to rebuke ''the gods.
who never miss an opportunity to turn
the pit into a perfect p~ande'noninm.
Last night. rs usual. II a man stood up
TO take of his overcoat in the orchestra,
the hoodlum. in the pit. with n voice.
yelled at him until the poor N would
DO GLAD TO sit down with n arm out
and the other in. This il not the only
trouble: II !, were. il might be passed in
silence. 1.-THE gods" should renem-
Der that the dress circle contains, every
night, n large number OF ladies'. who,
more than half the tins that they (the
gods) are yelling below. imagine the
theatsr to be in danger Of collapsing or
catching fire. Restrain yourselves. boys.
Little Nell was at her best last night US
Gertrude in the Little Psscemaker.
and together with Mr.. Giddens "a May
denblnsh, kept the audience in a contin-
ual ro.r. Al the close Of the piece they
were both called before the curtain. In
the till. role Of candy Blake" Little
Nell was also excellent. and won de
served applause. Tonight there will DO
a repetition Of last nights bill.
LscrrRE.-Mrs. Stephens. from Sac
ramonto, a ciairvoyant andtest medium.
will lecture tomorrow night in Miners
Union Hall. Gold Hin. upon whatever
subject the audience may decide.
Not very long since Mrs. Stephens
delivered q course Of lectures IN
Pioneer Hall. Virginia. They were
very interesting. and to certain extent,
instructive. See Mrs. stephens All
yertisemsnt / o be found under the head
ing OF New To-day"
TuE Nrw Dnor CrKrarS.-On We'd
nesday night next, the new drop cur
tain. upon which. Mr.. j. II. wilkins.
piper's scenic artist. has expended a
couple Of months Of hard labor. will be
lowered for the first time. IL Is said TO
be a magnificent work OF art. and to re-
fleet great credit on Mr.. wilkins as an
nrtist. II represents the landing OF q
victorious armament in a city OF ancient
Greece.
DISTRICT Cornr.-The following busi-
ness was yesterday transacted IN TINS
court: Frank Perkins at al. vs.. the
Sierra Nevada Mining Company (Jndge
ssaw,ll. of the Third District Court,
presiding. Judge Rising being di-quali-
iied nv reason OF former connection with
the easel; motion for a writ OF resti'u'
ton was argued and submitted. Cour'
adjourned till 10 o'clock this morning
Pr.nINAx h CoMrASr CLAIN.-Ths
co-ownsrs in the above mining property
situ,ted in Gold Hill Mining District
.yo requested to read the notice pub
lished in our advertising columns under
head Of New To-day
s.LLrE HAnr.-The population OF sto'
rsy county have read and heard so much
NJ Mis-. Sallie Hart. The little lady IN
aropr;a psrsona IL TO make her appear
sncs On top Of the bonanza some time
next week
Oxx sHrrNxSr.-There we're shipped
on the V. & T. Railroad. to mills ON the
Carson river, during the twenty-four
hours ending at IL o'clock NJ: to-day.
i22 carloads 81 ore. ~aesresatins Soo
tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23

Blru Porxrs. = Lsrse.sised. delicious ei
,no,nins Az Tom IIefron's celebrated Rating
.tsnd. Palace saloon. Virginia City. Ai.o sll
hind. Of Ash. spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else eraved BY inc inner
man uefronis dinner conbinations are :
marvel OF gastrononie skin. ssi'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23

Jusr READ Tm..-TIcyman Bro,hsrs have Just
opened q new furniture sore on the corner OF
ID and Taylor pirrcts. The, offer ever, thing
necessary for furnishing houses. cheaper than
any house this side of san Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand a large siock OF fdrni.
tire. bedding. carpets. crockery. gia.. and
plated ware. dive them q call. dc2 I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23

/. An AnricLK or True MEnrr. -
browns Bronchial Troches" are the
most popular article in this country or
Europe Tor throat diseases and coughs.
and this popularity is based upon real
merit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23
LEGISLATIVE PRocEEDINGs-

The Quaekery Fill State Debt
Rilis Observation-Disclosures tame
Biii-str~et Railroad-Coueeaied
weapons.
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LOST

nm THukspAY AFTERNOON. NJ.
tween Bowsrs' Qrads and Wsde q Mar.
shaIf's store, . Lady's rurps, containing shout
go, 90 nseuback and ihrss keye.. Any
warded upon returning u 20 this once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-23

"rmxr cunkr' WHAT eurc' Ayers Cierry
Pectorsi for q cough. Ayers Pills for \ purga.
tive. and Ayers sarsaparilla Tor complaints
that require an ate ratisc medicine.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
poMEsTIo NEWS.

.r.cilL TO ~. soLD NIL DAnr HIvs
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CARSON CITY,

I.rselAL TO rur ooLD ELL DAILY srvs.
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Tuslarsesi.i osdrysoeissibssiiAnd'' come
andsee.
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Ioss sfn

NKw York, January 23.-Tho steam
ship Mediator went ashore on Barn.
gates Shoal, md is reported broken in
two aud q total loss. She Is valued OF
$4,000 and her cargo at $4,000.
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NOTICE.
California Mining Comply,

TRANsYER BOOKS WILL cLosR TO-DAY,
j Jsnusry 18Th q . o'clock. WIN open Thur.
DAY. Jssssiy fist. and elsse. Saturday. Jsnusfy
~. at n o'clock noon. and remain closed m.
III wednesday, January NH,
jsistf cHkS. n. YfsH. sesrstasy.
The daily gazette., 1875-10-11
SsbE.sIEF,S SALE.

DY virtue OF sundry wrlts of LevarI Facias
u to me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 513 MARKET ST.
kept by George W ortlip, IN the city of vii
mington. New Castle county, Delaware, on
TUESDAY. the l2tn Day of OCTOBER, ISIS
At 3 O'clock. p M,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ.
All that certain lot or piece of land with
two story Brick House thereon erected, stu
ate in the city OF Wilmington aforesaid.
bounded and described as follows. to-wit-
Beginning on the westerly side OF Orange
street at the distance of sixty feet from the
corner formed by the intersection of the
northerly side of Fifth street with the west
erly side of ORANGE street running thence
westerly parallel to Fifth street forty feet to
the easterly side of an alley fourteen feet
wide. leading into Fifth street; thence south
erly along said side of said alley fifteen feet
to corner; thence easterly parallel with
Fifth street forty feet to the westerly side of
Orange street, and thence along said side of
said street northerly fifteen feet to the place
of beginning be the contents thereof merc
or less, with the use in common of the afOre-
said alley with the holders of land adjoining
the same.
seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perty of Edward Cullen and Mary Ann his
wife and t. Is =, and to be sold by
VIM. ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, New Castle. Sept. 20. 1878.