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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-11-30
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, November 2e.-MoNEf--
Closed easy at 8@4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 4(96 per cent IN me AasisI'
snt Treasurer disbursed S6o,VoO. Cus'
toms receipts $4,000. Clesrings $751;
100000. Sterling quiet at 4sli(94o4.
Tomorrow, Thanksgiving, being
legal holiday, all business will be sas,
pended in financial and commercial
circles. The treasury, banks and ex-
change will be closed. There was com
parstively little disposition to operate IN
financial circles to-day, and many OF the
hsbitues OF Wall street, who pride them
selves on their Puritan progenitors, ielt
town at ga early hour for New England,
where the day is so generally Observed.
GoLp-Declined from 1881 to 1888,
and recovered to 1854, ut which price It
closed. Carrying rates ranged from hat
10 4 per cent. 49,,
GOvERNaENTs-Activ and little
better on the afternoon call.
United states is OF 1881, coupons.".....-ll6is
Eive-twenties, (lS6ol
Five-twenties, 1850
FiVe-tweE ties, tiS6I) ...ii0s
FivetwentieS, (lSoSl
New four-and-one-halfs........ l09H
Ten Forty Coupons. il5t2
currency Sixes......... Ia
RAILROAD BoNDs-ln railroad bonds
this afternoon, prices were lower IN some
cases. Toledo and Wabash tirsts fell OH
10 1881, Central Pacific to lO9, Union
Pacific land grants to 1907, and Chicago
and Northwestern consolidated to lO2.
Great Western tirsts rose to l0l, while
seconds declined to GO J, and closed At 69a.
Toledo and Wabash seconds sold at IL,
New Jersey Central trsts at lO9, &. e..
e. II l. trsts at 1857, and Erie .ourths
Al IS.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet At nominal prices.
SToCKs-T nc stock market, which
was lower At tho opening, assumed
irmer tone during the afternoon.
Prices advanced ! to ! per cent from
the lowest point of the morning. the
market closed dull The strongest stocks
we're North Western. ST Paul, Lake
Shore, and Western Union. The North
Western shares led the improvement;
rommoa rose from 85s to SO, and pre-
tered rom - TO 59s, the latter closing
NJ soy, Lake Shore, after de-
ching from 5G3 20 55s, rose to
$50. and closed ut So. ST. Paul
advanced fro 20 TO 20l for common and
from 81 to o24 for preferred. Michigan
Central advanced from 43 to 43!.
Western Union from y to 723 and
New Jersey Central from 34l to 34!,
Delaware, Lackswana and Western rose
RON -: to co.. Union Pacific closed at
~. y te- selling at ISL and 57$ Rock
Island was steady at U9!@994. Harlem
i5Gl. New York Central lO2!@lO2i
and Pittsburgh at S9I. &. G. Z. " /.
..I oil from 3D. to 81. Pacific Mail was
que, nj 2iE@ 2ls. The transactions Mt
In. took exchange were $500 shares
ai which 1000 were Lake Shore, g.
400 North Western, 1900 Rhode Island.
800 Pacific Main, $500 st. Pauis,
l240O Western Union, 4,GOO Wabash
eco Union Pacific, 1000 Delaware,
Lsckawau. ana Western, $500 New
Jersey Central, and 800 Michigan
central.
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The lucky people who drew prizes nj
the Opera House are happy today.
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OF TIE three courts the police court
will be the only one in session to-day.
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THE balls throughout the city last
night were numerous.
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The employees of tho La Belle mill
were paid oil yesterday.
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A Man of q THOUSAND

NITHEN DEATH WA5 HDL i hEI a.
w PECTED from CoDsgm lane
ye as enSsr faS he s ~
a preparation Of Indian hemp -. ibb
cured his only child, and nov go 70 pay
recipe free on receipt oftSo nlKsi
expences. Hemp" also md vi.
sweats, nausea AZ the st0msrn' Iddr,-s
bI eak fresh cold IN - ogI,,:si Phgs.
ChkddOck s. Co., ~ hAcs ~ u0Z5rs
delnhlA. nam ng this paper.
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HANEs " Wilson's planning mills
started up yesterday.
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I,ARDS. AGENTS OUTFIT lJc AND
y stamp. ~ Plain cards lUc. > tiin
Mixed &c. MELLESNILLk CARD 60
MelIrnvlllo, Cot. Co., y. !. nOsb
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TRiFLiNc
ATTENTION ALL

GREAT BANKRUPrSAIE JEWEIp,
On eceipt OF SOC We Will send hy m.,'
postpaid, all OF the following piece, :,
Jeu elry, viz: pair God lated Enssy.
S S, o Suia' Si MI SCI SoiI tront Shir
Roll Plate Watch Chain and Gents ~.
Coral Scarf PIN. We otier this -
gain merely Ia draw attention 10 our ~.
ness, as we have all kinds OF wa,chr, ~,
Iewelry AT low prices. send Tor iStalns,.
COLES & CO, 7S5 BOsdway, New lSr,
City. posb
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TnE Merit Literary Society did hold
their regular meeting last night
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"EGG-NoG' Will be among the luXuries
At some OF the saloons to-day.
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CYLINDER Concert nj Germsnla Hall
tonight
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CASHMERE nets Of the color cardinal
red, are coming into demand.
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Eco .NoGG aud Tom and Jerry.
Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry.
Egg-nOgg and Tom and jerry.
Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry.
Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry.
Egg nogg and Tom and Jerry.
Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry.
Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerrsy.
Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry.
Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry.
Opera Saloon to-day.
opera Saloon u day.
Opers Saloon to day.
Opera Saioen to-day.
Opera Saloon to day.
Opera Saloon to-day.
Opera Saloon to-day.
Opera Saloon to-day.
Opera Saloon to-day.
Opera Saloon to-day.
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TnE Top mill, it said, will start up On
Monday next.
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as FANCY CARDS ALL II ! LIZ AiIh
I'D name Ice, postpaid. }. H. hlSIED
Nassau, R"ua Co., ~. .rlzh
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$4,000 worth of Clothing must be
Sold, regardless OF cost; tOiIuit,b usi-
ness GOLD BROS,
1907 Main street.
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DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

SDaily except Sund ~.
t ally except Monday.
.Steubenvllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backwart and
forward between Martins Ferry and
BeIlaire, stopping when required AT SneT-
man HCuSc, Elnaville. West wheeling
and GTavei Hill.
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TURKEY and Gran berry sauce.
Turkey and cranberry sauce.
Turkey and cranberry sauce.
Turkey and Gran berry sauce.
Turkey and Gran berry sauce.
McC,uskey x Laramie.
McCIuskey & Laramie.
McCluskey * Laramie.
McCluskey & Laramie.
McCluskey & Laramie
All Day Thanksgiving.
All Day That ksgiving.
AL Day Than ksgiving.
All Day Thanksgiving.
AL Day Thanksgiving.
FORCED SALE.-Grest Bargai
Dry Goods and Csrpets st vhsteye
Ill, hrf-- NJ.
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TO-DAY is Turkeys day in Wheeling.
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FORCED sALE.-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Csrpets st whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold to raise money.
J. W. fERREL,
Cor. Main aud Twentietk streets,
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The CAPITOL CLoCK.-So mucn talk
having been INDUCED in regarding the
new tower clock at the capitol building,
We Yesterday took the pains TO look into
the matter. and nm investigation con-
WINGED us that the grumbling was prema-
ture, us the clock was not yet completed
in the manner it will be. In the first
place. the hands are not Ms large rs WAS
originally intended they should
be, and will be made, ard the works
have not yet been properly protected
from the weather Yesterday the work
Of enclosing the works in glass case to
protect them from the weather, and
the moisture OF the atmosphere, was
progressing finely, and 1t Is thought
viii be completed in short time. The
mode Of Illuminating the diaiS, which are
eight feet in diameter, is by three gas
Jets behind each dial, the gas being
turned on 1T ) o'clock +. N. and turned
oil at 5 A. NJ, by the machinery OF the
clock, or if desired, at any either hour,
the mact incry being set accordingly.
The comparison which has been made
with the Stcubenvlie clock and this one
IS unius!, as this clock Is \ great deal
higher Ian the one ut StcubcnvlIie, yet
the dial. show the time equally rs well,
and are not shaded by the hands, rs il
the one spoken OF at Steubenville. With
wider hand, on the Capitol clock, we are
impressed with the belief That the time
can be distinguished at a great distance,
and that it Will give perfect satisfaction.
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Index 10 Rev Advertisements.
For Rent-Housr.
Proclamation by the Governor.
Harpers'-HatS and Caps.
Proclamation by the Governor.
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OF FAMILIES uSlky
them, millions more unsupp iad
Agent sell them and realize large pfuhu
send for circulars iO q. y. WALKER, ne 10
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VELVET cloaks are being revived.
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Nv YORK. Noyember 29.-Uotton-

new YORK, November 29.-CottOn-
Dali At ~ S-I6@l23c; futures closed
weak; December l25c; January II I BE;
February l2.ml2 1890; March u 1882
Gl29.lG. Flour-Very moderate de-
mand: receipts 10000 barrels; ,Ipcrtinr
western and state 81 SOFAS so: .nmmon
t. good 50 35@5 55; good to che Co So 60
rj 20: white wheat extra - .5ta S 90;
extra Ohio - 4OG.7 90, St. L.U.. - 40
tax %. Rye Fiour-Firlu q. 81 30
70. Corn NcRl-Uncnanged. VI neat
Firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; moder-
ate export and milling demand; good
,ncculative demand; ungrsded spring
II lO3l %: NJ. : Milwaukee 81 81;
amber Indiana; choice new in store 81 -.
Rye-Ou;rt; western SOFA Sac; State %
Gqlc Barley and Malt-Quiet ana un-
changed. Coru-FIrm; receipts $4,000
bushes; mixed no grade, new. 5@c; west.
rrn mixed ungraded 53IG55c. Oats
Dan end unchanged; receipts $4,000
bushels. Hay-Unchsnged. Hops
Du}l. Cofrc-Qmet; Rio cargoes l5$GD
isc. iobhirg a! l6@2O!c. Sugar
Quiet; lair to good refining 95@lO5c;
prime lOlc. Molasses-Quiet. Rice
Firm. Petroleum. Quiet but firm;
crude l3yc; refined 2G:c; in cases 500
a2c: naphths lfc. Tallow-At S3@S5c.
R1sln-Steady. Turpentine-Steady At
&slc. Eggs-Western 27@27!c. Wool
Firm; pulled &c; unwsshed l0@2sc;
Texas l3(a 2sc. Pork-Dull Lard
DlIl at $40 OOGlO 25. Butter West
en- 25G SOC. Cheese--Dull at 7@l4c.
whisky Dull and nominal at 81 0S4.
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SERVICES at the churches to-day.
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REMOVAl--2O0 Pianos ant 0rg1Tli
A subscribers will sell their enlif' -
Hf Pianos and organs, new and 80. -
hand sheet music. music ipyh.,.. "a
merchandise. at very near c".l pI...,+,,'0
cash DURING SE|fEN BIZ, Pr ~ Irs
removal I, their new store, v y h--',,',y
St, UNION SQUARE, Oci. J. 80. -t~
CATALOGUES mailed. Agents wan ,tI,,tty1iE
ciaI IND ncements % the rade. HUE "a
WATERS a Sons, Manufacture
Dealers, 4sl B.Oad way, y. !.
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THANKSGIVING Today.
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CHARLEY ROSS

Written by his Father. A complete lceosr' q
tbs mos, Mysterious Abduction ard Ereiust
Search. With Fac-Simile lSttsr and I'l,,i'Ns.
Ouisells AL other books Ons agent took % 1T
In one day. Terms lIbersI Adireil, gH,s,, u
POrTR & Co, PubIahen, PlIILADLLfhN
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EGG.NcGG aud Tom and Jerry.
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TURKEY and Gran berry sauce.
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Opera Saloon to-day.

Opera Saloon to-day.
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DERoY 4 WILLIE
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MATINEE to .dsy.
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Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry.
Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry.
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,lNc1>NArI Novemher 29.-Cotton-

CINCINNATI. November 29.-Cotton-
Oliet. bat steady at ll3c. Flour-Steady
and firm. Wheat-Firm; but not
uuo:ably higher; red 81 l5@l %.
Corn-ln fair demand; ear 5000;
.hellcd 4O@44c. Oats-Firm at 500
SIC. Rye-Quiet at 70@l7c. Barley
Demand light, bat holders firm at 1000
lip. Professionally at SIC 90 cash;
SIS - seller year. Lard-Dull; steam
- 7OGg -; kettle SO 4O@lo o24.
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders 55@6c;
clear rib &c; clear held at Sic all loose;
sqi,s OF long and short clear box AT s.;
seller December 20c BsCon-Quic:;
shoulders lie; clear rib 9{G93El0i.
Green Meats Steady; shoulders 5?c;
short rib &c, hams Toe; average sc.
" hi,ky-Stcsdy and in tsir demand Al
; o.. BuItcr-pGict and unchanged.
HoGs-Stcady; common 50 0OG5 40;
fair TO good light 50 lUT5 90; packing
81 GOI5 IS; heavy - SO@j So.
CHICAGO, November 29.-Flour-
Steady and unchanged. heat-U nset-
tied but generally higher; Ne. Chicago
srrinc 81 l5!; No. : II l&sml II cash;
81 Ii! seller December; 81 l5lMl l53
.,ller January: No. > 81 o54@Il 05k;
rejected 9lI694c. Comm good de.
uaqnd and prices shade higher q. 44c
oh; 4S5c seller January; 43Sc sellSr De-
c,mber; rejected lOc. Oats Buoysnt
hn. unsettled at S2S@S23c cash; &2sc
seller December; 53sc seller January.
R.e-Firmer at 66c. BsTley-Sosrce
ard firm at 66]6G7c cash; &c seller
December. Pork Active. firm and
higher at Sl5 IS cash and seller year;
SD O2B6,$l5 80 seller January. Lard
In demand. active and prices have ad'
vnnced to 50 1909 rs cash; 50 ~ seller
January. Bulk Meats-Quiet and uR-
changed, Whisky-At 81 06.
PH1LApEi PHIA, November 29.-Pe-
troleum-Steady and unchanged. Flour
Choice inf fair demand; other grades
duh. Wheat-Steady; Pennsylvania red
81 80; western red 81 2sGl so; sbmer
81 49Gl 45. Rye-Quiet at 70@S0c.
CornESteady; old yellow 5sc; white 5&c.
Osts-Quiet; western mixed new BOO 4Oc.
Pork-Quiet at ST. 25@l7 90. Lard
At lO@iOsc. Whisky-Western 81 10.
Butter-Steady; New York and Bradford
county extra S2@S3c; frsts 2S@Soc;
western extra 25@27c; frsts 20@28c.
Cheese western l0Gl2ac.
Eegs-Quiet; Western fresh 2993lc
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Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerrsy.
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Egg-nogg and Tom and Jerry
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Turkey and cranberry sauce.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 1876.

I IN
l0:O5 m 10y III
oie'eiaIo rl''s' $40 III" $50 Il m"t
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
BaIto. & Ohio K. K. 7:l5 IN" 9:Oa III
0:O III"
w,P.sB. Div. 7:55a am 4:25 M
j, pitts 6:l5 ms sac M
sDaily except sund ~.
any eAefRe Notl characterization This
forward between Martin 5 Ferry and ana
BemaI re- SoppHlM lE1a wnE West Wheeling
------
Index Ia Ne" Advertisements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24
supE.uo. nux..

The new steam hoisting-vorks Of this
mine being now completed and In full OPP
Grafton. We paid . short visit pf inspection
TO the same day before yesterday. Tho
works are situated in Crown Point Ravine,
Gold Hill. . short distance below where
the OphIr Grade crosses 10. and In the
most advantageous position for opening
and developing the mine. being a.
the extreme southern boundary OF
the company's claim. which II i.So0
feet In length. At this point . tun-
mel commenced In 1858. was run . dis
lance Of coo fest. interesting the lsdss 100
feet from the mouth Of the tunnel and al
forwards following its course 10 tho north
ward. deep into the bowels OF the steep
mountains. on the brow Of which the
ledge crops out Prominently. WHARF the
tunnel frst tapped the ledge Il vas only
about six OF eight feet In width. bat Il
widened n constantly until at the north
end. whsre the last crosscut was made.
ID proved 10 bs twenty-five feet In width.
The ledge Ia we'll defined. with
good regular walls. and 10 composed
% Q very hne character OF quartz
or white Comstock ore closely resembling
that of the Belcher mine. II has been
worked from time 10 time with very en-
couraging results both In assays and MILL
ing tests, and Ia evidently Of the rsgu-
lar issures Of the great ore belt. A better
defined vein OF pure quartz 10 not sasily
found In this section.
since obtaining full possession the pres-
ent company owning u have expended con-
siderable money In its practical develop
ment. Seeing the necessity Of sinking
deeper they have started . large double
compartment working shaft. east OF the
tunnel and ledge, and erected . roomy and
substantial building over H.. with an sx-
cellent steam engine to do the hosting.
The shaft !. nearly i2o feet deep already.
and IL being sunk at live.
ly rate. under the superintendence Of
j. n. Mcknight. one Of u most expert
encei and efficient mining men. who In
bringing his be-t ability 10 hear In the
case. Considerable water II encountered.
but Il IL easily managed. and not allowed
10 interfere with the progress OF the work.
Thus far the rock has been pretty hard. bat
softer rock and clay seams are appearing at
the bottom VI the shaft, indicating prox-
unity 10 the vein. which. - nhown In the
tunnel. cannot be far Distant and will
probably be reached In the courss Of .
week OF two. II IL the intention 10 On.
plore its merits q couple Of hundred
feet below the old tunnel workings. where
good pay ore will doubtless Be found. and
u expeiient sink for . still deeper. level:
Everything IL being done In awell-directed
and superior manner. The title Ia being
secured by United States patent. the
company Is entirely free from debt and has
money In the treasury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

sAS FnAxcrsco. June 2A.-3:30 P. NJ
A young man named Alfred Me0raw At
tempted to shoot T. 8. Marshal Marie.
los this morning In the laiter's once.
The pistol missed FIRE and Marsslus, with
the assistance Of his dsputiss, disarmsd
McGnw. He 10 supposed to Be insane.
a. he has recently been pestsring the
manhh with sioriss about being con-
with . gang Of codntsrfsitsrs.
when, - 10 we'll known, hs has been
Of nothing Of the kind. He IL
we'll known. having been reared from
In this city.
In the City Criminal Court to-day Mr..
Secretary Of the Knieksrbocksr
Mining Company. In on trial. charged
With misdsmsanor. in refusing to sx.
hibit the books Of the company to Sell
kirk Monyo, . stakeholder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

Ha~>as.a.A A~nAaru n fho
saysre.
PoA ~ ~
ah' = 'Af on'y '.s
a'''.' =. .
&s enosf u-
Iass s'sh'ns '.
ofselsy e0' 70 'nAnns
on stevenson stres- n'Ai ~
from shaking to nenung' Nnsn "In
Got out his pistol and sno' 'wies s'.a'
otnsr u No VA fennns
street. missing him both hmss. BON
we're arrested.
TIE Supsrvisors last night awarded
contracts for supplies for various char
liable institutions under their charge u
the highest instead Of the lowest bidder.
and this morning received . hauling over
the Goals from the papsrs.
Yesterday at Csdue's brick yard. siI
miles from San Rafael. . Chinese cook.
In starting . FIRE. poured OF some tsro-
ssns oil with the usual result, an explo-
sion Of the nuid. and . decd Chinaman.
Conserving the contsst for control OF
the Savage 10 VA reported BY n Of the
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ns~arssrss l.ass Evssisg.


Y. 4. cxusrs. ooLD HUI Divine services
Gill b. hsLi In this church 10 morrow u Ion a.
\. and q f.so n, nsv.r. = ursn odciasins.
Sunday sehool "a " '. =. AL are eordiAiy In
vitsd w attend.
Tnss. viii ~ diviss service 81 H. Johns
CAurch. Gold Mn. tomorrow, a. . .. T.:
Itsv n. 4. Esstman oGnctati Z. sunday school
siik .. All are cordially invited.
, qrsss viii Be IN Kpiseopsi service ct the
aad psi,ovs' Hall. Virginia. tomorrow. 81
uA.n., Rev. ". Il. Jsavsy ofAsisiins. SUNDAY
sehooi ~ t3rS.
Rev w.. n. JESvEr will hold divine servies
d ancs Church. Nivsr City. Tomorrow. q
TN Pm
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p~-- ..pr-c nao-,. r,.,o,
-, ~. ~
"' ~
complimentary tickets 10 MS grand con
plimentary benefit. which IL 10 take place
Q week from next Monday evening. at Ma
tionai Guard Hall. Virginia. A choice va
riety entertainment Ii 10 be given. such ~
cannot fail 10 please everybody. Butch"
has always willingly volunteered for the
benefit Of Others. and Il now willing to re-
ds..r,.s anil i. sntitieJ 10
iaoS W." n
eenty ress''eao! "e '"s"" rum"
Railroad Company have commenced their
work. One Of them, the Santiago, made
her Amt trip from Carson 10 Virginia City
vesterjay. and behaved very Handsomely.
Hsrry Ryap. the engineer, Il proud Of her.
The Santiago and her companion. the Ner-
rimse. arrived here rom ins hss. soon.
s,snneSiy bulIt. and Are among the mos,
powerfuiin use ON the Virginia and Truckee
road.
.u,,,sy's" Sopaov.-Nr. OeorpeH enf.
better known In these par~ "draphy.
h.. been ''n' = I,ns.'sllea !. oy ns
friends IN ~ llssso I'm Ssn,i.a
Tor ths ioss q, M hs u's so J ~ ~ sims
w.. vi ...n, .Grsnhy. r~eceiyes
o. 2 : ,la sssu :, ,snads .r,S AMI
,r,sn5.S,n m.niissted by Inc .d%irer Of
his no. aeiunct .'dOrg.' and ioyfully &C.
eept. the duty OF rearins ms young pro-
sen''"r In 'ne way S"'''' s''
Coin HILL Hon scHooL--A grand lit
srary and musical entertainment will be
given by Professor IL. y. Baker and the
members Of the Gold Hill Public b
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

Uorsr BrnxEp.-A boarding-house
I,...... n.or.. Mann. near IA. Mary.
n'""s'ns
Hospital virginia 'i'y' was """' NV"
TIL. INCOMING a. IA os,Ts 40 s,,,n.s
,Ism.rr vas done. The house and furni-
,ur. we're entirely DESTROYED. Not . thing
w.a sayed. The origin u the fire Is a. VT
n~nknown.
MI, ,.,. ., vi.
.,n,. co.. !. uniting ,he lower mar, Of
Min -, ,,,a, N .,r.s, es.,. I'm e,ee,leu,
an,as ~ an. us am has .sysrai pri.-
49,. sron, m. civ Jail NJ work on the
-, n.yt IN he street. Before Mr..
Laekey took hold Of that th~oroughfare II
Was almost imps~Sa"'s'
rorxru on JuLY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
orpdorfr 4 Mage have rendered the Fourth
=, r,iv p-,acu,,x. Committee the use %
the line oo,ns over their saloon for the
next meeting OF the Comn,.,.' .1',a
1872
"
the Iorrhs.-rhe w" me. ''"" ."s
Thomas shar"n "eie wv '" ~
osense of riot In Judge Court yes,
tsrday evening. The Jury u,Aas,sTI mi
s~.t Thur-isy At u O'Clock.
~, nj. ,yv vo.In.--Profe.sor w.
an 30. ...,nr.
before the Liberal Society. In National
Gusri Hall, Tomorrow Sunday evening.
At $50 O'Clock. The subject chosen Is
"The End Of the World
THE citizens of Virginia complain OF .
uui..pce In the SHAPE of hoodlums who
Is.f = .ns ec mns,sn .ns ehi,iren IN
~ y,,ssa m.nner
-..u.., u.,., ill n. ,..,v
"~nn.ncy by ,hs dr., Of November.
II viii probably not Be opened for the re-
csp,ion Of guests much before next Christ
mas.
w. n. sxrru. Superintendent Of the
p.,.,.. -ao h.. hem for some time So
journing in Fan Frascisco. yesterday morn
Ing returned 10 the coms'oek range
TYR Horrible Club In Virginia are gain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-24

HAnAx's NAoxoLlA BALM preserves
and restores the oomplsTioni removes
fsscllss. tan and sallownsss; makes The
akin soft. white and delicate. Its ap-
plicaiion cannot b detected.