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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

DILL ABEL p HIA, RICH @FFA
I MOND AND NORFOLK STEAM sssss;alsss4Ss
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PROEI-
DENCE. BOSTON: AND ALL NEW ENGLAN IND
notice the steamers of this line will make tri-weekly
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city via Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot, and avoiding transfer.
W. T. PORTER. Agent,
242J Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents.
No 12 South Wharvcs Philadelphia.
d. u. G. MINK, Agent.
my17 No. 20 Devonshire street. BOSTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

TOR RENT, that desirable FRAMED SG'T%%;a
T HOUSE No. 3O4 west Main street contain -
Ing four rooms and other conrenicnceS. ioSScSs,oh
lie, ,,c sl,nrt ,imr l.. II. EACHO,
no oe3t No. 9 Fourteenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

NEW FURNITURE. Just tinishedn
In and now In my warerooms, the largest u
stock of the BEST made and most fashionable ri
ROOM FURNITURE now for sale In the city. Cote
line satteen reps and harcloth upholstered In latest
STYLES and OF the hest materials Also, large lot Of
Parlor and Fancy Chairs ut the lowest prices; with
full stock OF low-price goods. Z. GATHRIGHT,
SC 21-3m No. 16 Governor street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

TOR RENT, those two newly-bullt Gs:aa
T. and desirable STORES Nos. 400 and 404 -
east Marshall street between Fourth ana ruin
Streets each containing large stortroom ana SIX
rooms over store. They arc admirably adapted Tor
any retail business, and can be rented very low.
Apply to nor,p,, p 1--WE
2S-3t RobERi ID. Ii AZ i'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

dor RENT, that desirable FRAMED On?
e HOUSE No. -, on Franklin between III
Eoprth and Fifth streets, ing four rooins
kitchen AND Other convenience. Price, Sl2.3o.
pnSsnssion ot once J.. ID. EACl1O,
mnoe.3t No. Q Fourteenth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

VIOR RENT, that nice newly-built G;:5
4 BRICK TENEMENT on Pine near Cary ~ =.
street. containing about five rooms: gas WATER &C.
Rent greatly reduced ,r , ,1->r
no 29-3t kolithl IL. - ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

Tor RENT, FOUR ROOMS on par Ga Ga
lor floor: bathroom Kitchen coal-house, I'll
&C. Suitable for a small family, No. Fifth street,
between Main and Cary. no lf-2"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that AIN offering good BUSINESS SUITS OF
pure wooen at $26 s2s and $50; FIT IT. OK Mor no
men who have lately been employed In the first
shops In the city. This is the result of hard times.
and any one who doubts the above can have sails
factory proof by calling OH me at NO. IL I"elth
street. .,.o,. 49,, ,.,
no 21-Tu,Th&S2w NESSoN thc iullor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29
RAILRoAD LINES

R1cBMoND, YORK RIVER AND CuYsrr,vr,-
RAILROAD CoMPAYY.
OFFICE OF THE SCPEHIyTrynp,
RICHMOND, VA. November is. Is1e
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

WANTED, TO SELL FIFTY CORDS
w good. seasoned HICKORY WOOD at &5;50
per cord. or five cords for $22: CLOVER ili Il
COAL. $3.50 TO $3.50; SPLlST, - 10 s2.Zo !;
SEASONED OAK WOOD very cheap; Also, SlN
Young aud well-broke MULES very ehelp ana OH
Frs, and Broad and Seventh and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOB az:
N RENT on very reasonable terms by the IL
present occupant. who wishes to Keep mouse, il
SI;IT of PLEASANT ROOMS, on third floor, cor
ner Seventh and Franklin streets. with most excel
'e"' '0 Seldom & BRUCE,
ma OF Or Nircinia street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP SFESs
" COMPANY. sSzsasksszssas
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF Their splendid
stea,ners-0LD DOMINION, WYANOkE. ISAAC
RELL and RlCHh1OND-every TUESDAY, FIJI
DAY and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were butt eS-
prcssly for this route.
Thet have splendid saloons, state-roous, ard bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
surpassed.
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river.
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual eS-
penses incurred
freight received until r. H: daily.
Cabin fare to New. York, sig round-trip tickets,
$40. Storage, So and SO.
For further information applyto
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 10 Office Company's wharves. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29
DEPARTURE OF ! srEAnERs.

TOR NEW YORK.--The Old eNEA
II Do mi ZION Steamship Company
steamship WYANoKEi Captain Couch, will sail
FKIDAf, December let, ut o'clock 7. ID.
Freight received Until o'clock z, N.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warGcd with dispatch TO NIL points morrill, soatlI,
EAST, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, S12 round-trig tickets,
$50. Steerage, SO and 80.
For freight or passage apply TO
-. $50 $50 G.. W. ALLEN Il CO.. Agents.
no 20-3t CoInpany's Wharf. ROckettg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

TOR RENT. NICE BRICK DWELL-9a
ING OH Ninth between Clay and Leigh No
streets. now occupied by Mr.. L. A. Crciishaw, con-
tanning about ten rooms with gas water BATHROOM,
&c Rent only $500 per annu,n, ana possession
given December l, 1916. ,,,r - ,,.>-,
40 29-3t kpBfitI II. u NJ.
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AuCTf0N sALEs..This Day.

TlIyE HUNDRED ACRES OF FIRST
QUALITY HEART-P1NE TIMBER-LAND
FOR SALE ny LOT OR ACRE.-The lsnh mas
never been pagcd, and many trees are Sky ice.
timber. VIII sell by lot acre, or portion Oh allc
timber delivered rail Of vessel Mt me
ing Distance to haul Is abont I'VE mlies. mo i"a.i
e"p'eu w " j. +. JONES.
,ooowSG2wx Joues's wharf. Sirg inia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
Mere Scratch.

Doctor" said . News reporter last
evening TO a Virginia surgeon. show il
smith getting o f-the man. you know.
that jenkins shot a few weeks ago." The
doctor replied in substance;
pretty we'll, pretty well. 1t wasn't
half as bad as at first reported. The ball
entered over the parictal bone. eoursed
around IN the orbit and then glanced to
the temporal bone. grazing the c~lavicis
and SCATTERING the c~ervical vertsbre and
slightly displAcing the lumbar vertsbrr
alss. AZ first I had ssme difficulty In
determining the locality Of the bullet. I
ran my probe under the ilium. between
the ulnA aud carpus. Still I couldn't find
IL aud changing my mind searched between
the radius and metaearpus. There I came
upon II. You never saw anything more beau.
tiful In your life. The ball WA fiattensd
against tho ~phAlanges aud had lodged In
the lower hinge Of the patella. Upon my
soul 1t vas the prettiest thing I ever 10.
held. l tosk q pair Of forceps and drew
the tibia into place asd pushed back the
hbula and tarsus with a crow-bar. and as !
lifted up the metatarsus out dropped the
bullet. Here IL Is" Aud the doctor IN
his pleased animation drew from his vest
pocket a battered. jagged bit Of lead.
Well. Them u that was . pretty serious
wound. wasn't itf" asked the reporter,
blushing slightly.
Lonl bless you. no A mere scratch.
Come round and see him. He Is = bean.
tiful sight-one mass Of gangrcno from
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
FIRE ALARM.
How - stovepipe Came Near Oct.
ting = Howe O~biiterated.

Quite a lively alarm Of FIRE was sounded
this morning. just after . o'clock. Itpro'
eeoded from the burning out OF q stove
pips in the rear portion Of = building OPP
posiio Yellow Jacket Engine-house. The
pipe had become foul from the aecumuia-
ton Of SCOT. consequently took fire and
burnt out clean. Being properly put up.
no damage resulted any more than thsrs
would have been from the burning ost OF
a brick chimney from the same cause: ~
Is a good hint. however. to everybody
b. clean out their -tovspipes. ana
see that they are in perfectly safe
condition. IL was pleasing to note tAe
promp,ness Of our Fire Department on
this occasion. la almost no time Al All
the bow. had their hose hiiched to the new
hyirsnts. and had they seen the necessity
10 turn loo.e on tina, building. the
men.e fare. Of the stream through the
large new pipes. leading down from the
hnrs reservoir Of the Water Company, ON
the Divide. would have totally obliteratsi
moi onl, the fire. but the building itself.
A, hort notice. People who don't want
their houses destroyed by either firo or .
good hydrant stream had better look to
their s~tovepipes. or still better. build brick
chimness.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
a y,r,.su. MIni.s rs~..

Gold Hill is false to the traditions Of
mining camps. In proportion 10 the
population We have probably lsss crime
than any other town ON the coast Seven
thousand people live in Gold Hill-and
there is a great predominanec Of males
vet the arrests do not average Que per day.
This il due In a great measure Ia the fact
that Gold Killers, almost Ia a man. have
In WORK for a Twin. snd have no time "
devote 20 the amusement % law-brraking.
The officers are very yigilant, too. When
a hard ease arrives In town they don't
wait Tor him To do something before they
let him know they are around. lie Ia at
one. notified to leave, and II lac doesn't
obey hs remains with the ,irtue-inspiring
knowledge that he ia closely watched. Por
this reason drunkards. fighters and thieves
steer clear of Gold lIill. To the great CON-
fort AMI profit % the inhabitants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES
.,,a.L ~ RI, coin m. DAILY I'M.
The Great Tea nile Race NJ b Bay
Dissries Fair 0rsunds-Prepsrs-
sisns for shs spsrs This Amer
moan.

San PnAxcrsoo. December OIL ?. H.
At the Day District Park. l p. NJ ths
crowd had hardly began 70 gather and
from all appearances there will DO no such
attendance Is at the 4-mils race last year.
q few carriages are In p%ositisn and Pede''
TRANS are struggling In. The hills In tho
vicinity. which were black with people LIST
year arc almost deserted. Every arrange.
ment has been made W secure order. A
large detachment Of foot and mounted
police are on the ground.
The horses are all In good condition ex.
cept Josie O.. who 10 lame and will not
probably start. The track 10 In hne cor
dition.
A heavy fog hung over the city during
the forenoon, but has now cleared and the
weather Is now ell that could 10 desired.
Pool selling has Just begun. holiie
McCarty IL the fAvorits at 500. Matte o.
Si5 and the field at SIS.
800 p. A.-The horses are now being
called up. There are probably About three
thousand people now On the ground. Ths
available space In the side track 10 new
occupied by carriages. and . large crowd
10 on tho quarter stretch. The pools re-
main practically unchanged. selling lively.
Tho shasp ones say the field 10 the best 70
buy. There are rumors that professional
havo the race all fixed. but the sficers OF
the Society deny all such imputations.
Tho jockeys are now being weighed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
yiusieai i:Seat.

The people Of Virginia and Geld Hill
will have a chance to near some magnih-
cent music ON TuesIay and "Wednesday
evenings next at National Guard Hall.
The German Military Band. which is at
iached tn tina Thirty.frst and seventy
sixth Regiments ~ Pru..ian Infantry and
which, by a special furloneh granted by
tn Emperor ~ Germany, has been per-
forming at the Centennial. will give cen
cert. an thc evenings named. At the Cen
tsnnial they received the highest honors.
They are now IN a trip 10 the Pacific
Coast previous tn iheir return home. The
band will appear in the full-dress uniform
o. the Rifle Guard % the German Empire.
4 matin.e will be given Wednesday after
noon. Reserved seats can 10 secured al
Ash's bookstore, Virginia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
m. Dramatic c,ns ro.S,sh,.

The Gold Hill Dramatic Club should.
and NO doubt will, have = full house at
Miners Union Hall tonight. Tho bill is
a good one. aud the young ladies and gon-
tlemen who will take part are far above
ordinary amateurs in ability. "All that
Glittsrs 10 not Gold" aud the farce VI
Two Gentlemsn In q Fix" will bs given.
The Use TO which the money gained by the
entertainment will bs devoted 10 90 praise.
worthy that ID must meet with the cordial
approval Of every man and IN In Gold
Hill. A public library would DO a bless
ing TO the town. and the Dramatic Club de-
serve credit for their efforts 10 start =
fund for the establishment OF ons. 10,
everybody, " Miners Union Hall tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09

PosrPoSEMKSr.-The opening services
of 81. Paul's Church. which have been an
nounced at taking place tomorrow. are to
10 postponed until the following Sunday.
December 18th. This delay 10 made nee
e.sary by the time required by the setting
up of the new organ. Though tho organ
builder, Mr.. Alexander Mills of New York,
has worked faithfully and persistently.
since the arrival Of the instrument. 1t has
been found impossible 10 complete the
work satisfactorily within the time at first
anticipated.
CALEDONIA CLuB.-The Caledonia Social
Club Of Virginia City held their election
at their hall ON u street last evening. The
result was as follows; Chief re-elected.)
ID. n. Fraser: First Chieftain. William
Naxtos Second Chieftain (Sscretary),
", Narrower Third Chieftsin Financial
Secretary, John Ingles; Fourth Chief.
tain treasurer. ". III. Oliver ; Warden
Murdoch Morrison; Dunniwassel. Alsxan-
der MeLellsnd.
LEWIS CoSpirIoS.-william Lewis. the
man shot by Robertson last Sunday night,
10 doing we'll at the County Hospital. The
seriousness u the wound was much clas'
gsrated Ly the reports flying around at the
time. Tie ball struck him In the thish
and ran half WAY around the leg. pr;
Kirby will have him ON his pins a. good
~ new in . few weeks.
Dorm SHANE. who Is favorably known
among the sporting fraternity Of Western
Nevada. has disposed Of q half.inierest In
his saloon W Frank Perkins, and Is now
foot-lOose aud ready for any other big
racket which may 10 sprung. Mr.. Shane
expects tn spend the Winter in Carson,
aud will he ready to take In the Black
Hills next Spring.
YESTERDAY afternoon about half.past 2
o'clock two Portuguese became involved
in = lively fight at the corner Of ID and
Union streets. Virginia. 0nicer Murray
arrested both OF them and was leading his
| prisoners ~ Jail when ono u them. named
Juan Silva. broke from his grasp aud
escaped. The police are diligently hunt
ing Tor him to-day.
TnE PioSrIRs' BALL.-The Pioneers are
hard at work preparing for their grand
hall, which 10 to come of on Christmas
| night. The arrangements will be very
complete. and IL will not 10 the fault OF
the old Boys IL their guests do not enjoy
themselves heartily. Tho price Of a ticket
admitting . gentleman and ladies' Is only
three dollars.
RIaur on wAr.-Yestsrday deeds con.
vsying to the Virginia and Truekco Rail-
road perpetual right Of way over their
grounds for the G. and @. sids-traek, and
.,tcnteJ by the Consolidated Virginia.
California and Hale and Norcross Mining
Companies, we're filed for record In the
Office Of tho County Recorder OF Storey
county.
Two MuRprREBs. - Larkin. the con-
dsmned murderer. is 70 broken In spirit
that he frequently sits weeping In his cell.
Harrington. the convicted slayer OF Sulli-
van, makes light Of his terrible situation
and prepares his soul for eternity BY excl.
cising himself in the arts Of whistling and
euchre.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09


DR.. II. II. Fowler. Of Virginia City. was
rsbbsi last evening Of 81. 900 in gold coin.
The Doctor received the coin by express
yesterday morning from San Francisco. in
payment for some mining ground that he
had ssli. lie carried the coin 10 his Office
on the second floor Of the building, one
door south of DIR. Coles drug store ON Q
street, anc placed II in an inside drawer Ia
a large secretary. locking 1t perfectly safe
As he supposed. About . o'clock Ia tho
evening the Doctor went 10 his dinner,
and on his return found the secretary un.
locked and the money gone. Search was
Immediately instituted, but no clue 10 the
robber las yet been obtained. A few
nights before the Doctor had a large Web
.tsr'. unabridged dictionary stolen from
his Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09

hAtsINO lhElk AubCLk.-som AsSo ssa
Bill Davis arc both training for their mill.
which IL to come OF on Saturday evening
next. Mace takss long walks. and when
he comes 10 = lonely place on the Geigsr
grade he seems 10 sec ghosts and punches
their invisible heads with tremendous
energy. Davis has deadly conflicts with
the sandbag depending from the ceiling OF
hisgymnasium to the terror Of all bsholders.
both men arc determined 10 get up their
muscle and wind for the grand occasion.
PARKg's CospirioN.-Irs 8. Parks still
lies confined 10 his bed. and 10 almost
helpless. although slowly recovering. He
has his senses, but can speak but few
words at o time, owing 10 his complete
nervous prostration and exhaustion.
PoRrY.rwo carloads Of lumber and
mining timbers have been received at tho
Gold Hill depot for tho Justice Mining
Company during tho present month
something aver four carloads . day. Even
this supply Is scarcely enough TO meet tho
demands u the mine.
THERE was an alarm Of fire In Virginia
City at about II O'Clock last might. 1t
was caused by 4 carload Of wood being In
flames. A spark from the sngine 10 sup
posed to have done the buiinsss. The lire
was readily s%xtinguished.
C~oxsrocKrRs IN Fiisco.-R. y. Mesick.
". y. Mssick. 10. Stewart aad @. Bsboock
Of Virginia City. Ars registered at the
Palace Hotel. +. II. 0sllsvly Of Gold
Hill. 10 stopping At tho Brooklyn.
Tux law against admitting boys under
n years Of age to gambling rooms 10 not
enforced Ia Virginia. Lads Of sixteen
may be som at night stalking their money
At keno. faro aud chuck-a.luck.
AssRssMgsr.-An assessment Of fifteen
cents per share Is levied by the Daney
Mining Company. delinquent On the 9th
Of January. See official notice In our I'd.
vertising columns to-day.
Go to the Alhambra Theater tonight
and see Mace and Big Frank sst-to with
tho gloves. Maco In his statuesquo pos
infs 10 magnificent. The usual variety
performance 10 thrown In.
Tux bullion Of the Consolidated vir-
GINA seized for taxes has been released,
Colonel Fair having made oath that the
real estate Of the mine 10 . sufficient
security for the tar.
p.r, Gamma, Ia. h.., i,dietsJ for the
c~---u ~. -.
murue, OF JIM n,a.nio, cane, w..,.r.
day, and will make his plea next Monday.
morning.
Mao, A sur,x,x Ia. eon..pted 10
GU, c,..l :, A..
I...r,hlv a, A.. Isvi,i,,ur. which will
meet in Carson City on the LIST Of next
month.
u,. p,,.,x "a, ,Lo wss,s,, Uotst IN
Sacramento. aud desires to obtain inior-
nation Of the whereabouts Of her husband,
who Is thought 10 be In this part Of Ne
vala
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09
arr,,.i. IN. n...,..
Rel,xleu. ser,,ec. re-msrrew.

METHODIST Ertscor,L CnuEcn, GoLp HUI
-rh.r " will be diviue service n the Methodist
fpiscopai Chnrch to morrow (sandsyl al lot
q. sbi Z % y. n. laN Geo'R- W. ftch
ofieisiipg. Sunday school at iNrN
1T. JouSs CHURCH. CoLp IiuL-There vii
b. divine services OF ~. Johr's church 10 NOR
low at 7 O'Clock Rev. u. = IA im,n ,fhcisiing.
sunday sch oi 81 la n.
InsHs Will b, divine services In the hase-
ment % ~. Paars church. Nirgiuis. TO morrow
Al n orl ell NJ. n ". n. =. Eastman ofnci.
atins.
RIv ". u. JsSyry vii ha.i divine service
., Grace Church. silver CITY. to morrow. even
ing 81 : o'cissk.
RKy. ". u JESvEr will holi Div ne serSic,
nj Dlyton To mo fow sseuing II o'siock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09

MoNESrous Question: humble be-
lief in special ~proyidenees is n of the
joys that goes out Of a reporters life.
w.uld IL h. secmly for him IN lift up his
heart ia grateful thanksgiving when lie
hear. of a suicide. a murder. an elope-
uent. or a railroad smash.upi Yet all
tbese thing are regular gojsends to the
r~,porter. Bad luck AMI misery To others
are good luck anil a readable paper to him.
.sreol item i more 10 him than the
life. limb or happiness Of his neighbor-
that h IL IA. is a reporter that Is worth his
..lt. The question therefore confront. US:
- Has A reporter q soul. and II 80, isit
po.,ible for 1t to b. savsir" a still.
small voice I" Nay" but opinions
from the clergy would be gladly received.
FoR NrSurE CLERK or II SENATE
We take pleasure in announcing William
II. Hill, the well.known Insurance Agent
Of Virginia City. as a candidate for Minufe
Clerk Of the Senate at the coming session.
Mr.. Hill is we'll known to our citizens As
a thoroughly reliable. first-elass business
man. lie served az Minute Clerk Of the
senate during the last term and oiled the
position with credit to himself aud the
entire satisfaction Of that body. Mr.. Hill
Is persevering and ~attsntive " business and
by his courteous and obliging dsmeAnor
gained the respect Of every member OF the
Senate. The Senate could hardly dc bet
ter than to give him the position.
Crnnar DAY \. the possessor VI the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09

Tar Culver Consolidated sale has been
postponed until Monday. January III. See
official notice In our advertising a IA
to-day.
Ir 4. biting cold these beautiful morn
ing. and orercoats are selling at a ratr
which makes the clothing dealers happy.
Tux register at the Virginia city jail
.tats. that Zone ,male rel COW was
taken into custody last night.
Ir YOU enjoy a good laugh. drop In ami
see ..All that Giitters is not Gold at
Miners Union Hall tonight.
TINS continued pleasant weather Is fcol'
ing the shade tree. in Virginia City. They
are beginning to bud.
DrRIxo the past ,wenty-four hours ~
cars Of ore have been shipped to the mills
ON Carson River.
A EouLA meeting of the %. U. q. v.
will be held this evening at their hall ia
Virginia City.
To-pAY there have been received % ear
ioads Of lumber for c~Onsignees Of Gold uill
and Virginia
CAmEs is the only man in Gold Hin who
stiii Keeps fresh grapes. They hold out
admirably.
THE Gold Hill and Virginia bus lins Is
doing q rushing business this hue "ea'hsr'
Tnr ornamental front Of the new County
Courthouse 10 helm. put ON.
No BULLION was shipped from Virginia
City or Gold Hill last s,eninS'
Tur CUTTERS ON q street. Virginia. are
filled with Ice every morning.
The police Of Virginia last night picked
up i've slaves Of the bottle.
TIA town vas rather quiet last night.
The frsst stifisned IL cut.
ii. l.. FokrNAS. is reported to be rapidly
improving.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-09

SAN FRAScIsco. December % '. NJ
Hast A B~elcher-I3h asked.
sAvage-iO biO sold.
Yellow Jacket-l7 asked.
Con. yirsinia-i5h bad. 10 asked.
Caiifomia-isAs bid. 49, sold.
Overman-ii6 asked.
CalsdoniA-i2R bid.
Yellow Jaeket-l6S bid.
Caiedouis-i2a bid. las asked.
Justicc-25As bid.
Gould a Curry-li bad
Ophir-39 asked.
Ophir-3sa sold.
Ophir-3sL bid. 49, sold.
Julia-G asked.
Calsdonia-i2b bid. l2a asked.
Alpha 33h bid. % asked.
Best 4 Bslcher-i3 asked.
Yellow Jackot-iG1 asked.
Con. virginia-i5As bid. 20. asked.
Sierra NeyaI4-lih asked.
savage-iO sold.
Union Con.-ilS sold.
Justies-25h bid.
Caledania-i2A bid. IS asked.
Won. viKinia-i5a sold.
Mexican -3Oh bad.
Best 4 Bslcher-i3 bid.
Be.i a Belehsr-i2S bid.
Con. virginia-i5ts bid.