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\ smooth shave.
A good shampoo.
\ fashionable haircut,
Or anything ia that line,
j. at the GRAND CESTRAL BARBER.
HOP, corner Eighth and Commercial.
BS.tf j. GEORGE STEINHOUsE.
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OFFICE: Corner Sixth street and Ohio IAvse.
OFFICE HOURS: From 81 n. i'm. , and
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NJ are assured, for the flitieth time,
that there Il perfect accord between
Grant and Bristow.
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Oyster, Fish
AND
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WINTERS BLOCK.

OF al ucScrlptIOns constantly on IIaIid,
consisting of wild turkey, squirrels and
yenison.
GROCERIES,.
Family groceries very cheap for cash.
TEA AND COFFEE
Made q specially. Give us trial.
MEATS,
Cheaper than the cheapest.
Respectfully,
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Tss New York legislature meets at
AIDasy to-day, Ff
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GOOD NEWS SMOKERS!

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
THE CoLUnnIA NINE.

Tb;. mine Ia located ON The front
nou,, !. crr,v
isus'' lu'' ea'' WV ~
and adjoins the location Of the senator
Mining Company on their north line.
tn. ,itle includes The rights Of the old
w".m.-. $50, a.,,,, h..l N
wooao Sn Tvs IT,. ioca,;o, II IN. ~
s -. ,hs, na,,ion ~ tba IsJos'
'ns "no... n.r L.,,,Iv hc
sna.,,"., ~, .nn ~ ,bs linz ~ ths Com.
49, donlsv engine has bean
49,, .a ~ araurd and ans vol.
~ .s.S .an,s;n,ns two eo,nnsr,nent.
~ 70, In .;,s .unt 10 d,p,h
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

Bar Falxcnoo. April 2s-1So ,. NJ
A man committed suieids 81 the Stan
ford House. No. 6ls Fourth street. las'
night he lsft . letter asking that nc
steps b. taken 70 Identity him. Two
empty bottles that had contained opium
were found In his room. An sxanina.
don Of his clothing renders u probable
that bis name Il B. r. Blaksnsy. ID
Il supposed 10 b from New York. ID
vas we'll dressed and Of good appear.
sncs.
II had been given out that Dom Pedro
would visit the Merchants Exchange at
10 o'clock this morning. A crowd was
In attendance In the ncighborhood.
but his eccentric Majesty with the
uncertainty which has characterized his
movsmsnts. failed 10 put In an sppesr-
ancs. 10 the disgust Of the assembled
throng. II IL reported that Dom Pedro
will start East, direct, tomorrow, with.
out stopping at intermediate points. II
had bean expected that he would visit
the Comslock mines on the way, and
the Fryer reduction works at Grass Val.
Icy. and Il u possible he may do 20. a.
there Il no depending on his movements.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
r,rE woSpERrUL PIANIST.


Jesse Shepard. whose performances
on the piano. A. we'll IN singing. have
sarned for him q high degree Of fame,
which has spread throughout the East
and Europe and 10 rs In slo-
quent sulogiums sditorially given In all
Of our California exchanges, arrived at
Virginia yesterday morning from the
Golden State. aud paid US a short
visit last evening. He IL . young man
OF prepossessing appearances. twenty.
Ave years Of age, and u we are TO 30.
lieve the numerous freely given editorial
opinions and criticisms OF him, be must
be, truly, q most wonderful musician.
such a. no ono In this section has
ever seen or heard. His performances
arc not given to large public audiences,
but simply TO select and limited gather
ings Of those who subscribe the rsqui-
site amount among themselves, suficisnt
TO compensate him. Ho gives . concert
At Virginia this evening. which 10 likely
10 be followed up by a series Of them
before he leaves Virginia and Gold Hill.
He gave five performances last week at
Grass Valley. Cal. and from the Uaion
We copy the following editorial criticism
Of the same:
Las. evening Jesse Shepard. the great
and wonderful musician, gave another
Of his most marvellous concsrts TO . ss-
lect audience, including some OF our
bcst citizens. The music cannot b de-
scribed. lis simply supsrhumsn. and
cannot be imagined by those who have
not heard Mr.. Shepard sing and play.
Those who were sitting near the piano
say that IL jumped of the floor several
times during the raging Of the great BAL
tie and storm, . piece which has sur
passed and mystided all who have ever
heard It's Unwilling and soul.strnng
sounds. The beating Of the drums, the
roar Of armed hosts and the vail OF The
yanauished In battle leave IN imprcs.
sion ON the audience which can not Be
hut remembered through q life time. The
beautiful ballad OF Annie Laurie was rom
dsred and Mr.. Shepard bald . high nots
for fully fifty seconds, with clear
purity never approached. by general
request q grand sacred concert will b
given on Sunday evening whom a grand
Mass will be sung. In which Mr.. Shop
ard appeared In the Cathedral Of Notrs
Dame, In Paris. and which was con-
posed orprsssly for his marvellous voice.
Il will be his last performances here.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28


"FAxI."-The Eatupriss this morn
ing .ditorally says: "Nr. DR.. Mclean
rssd The little poem before the ODD Eel.
lows ON Wednesday. Probably 20 I'm.
ishsd . piece Of reading was never be-
fore listened TO At any celebration In
Virginia City. Il gave 70 the compost
tion . splendor which dos not naturally
belong 70 Il, and seemed 10 the rapt au-
disncs like An Incarnation. To hear the
reading was like listening 10 . magnin.
cent anthem rendered BY . full choir
with organ accompaniment. The Odd
Fellows passed an enthusiastic vote
Of thanks 10 Mrs. Mclean for her superb
reading. Il was due 10 the lady that q
respectful notice should be given her by
The press. The Gold Hill News. In It's
account OF the proceedings, never men.
toned her name: and the EGerprss OF
yesterday. through . hsnd Of the COM
posing stick and the carelsssness Of the
proof-rsadsr, misspsllsd the lady's
name. This 10 fame the world over"
The News much regrets that Mrs..
MeLsan's name was omitted In the re-
port. A NEws reporter was detailed to
write up the entire celebration. but was
forced by circumstances 10 return 10
Gold Hill before the literary part Of the
programme vas reached. Having
BEEN informed that Mrs. MoLsan
vas indispossd on the morning
Of the Goth instant, and would probably
not BE- able 70 BE- present. IL was impos.
sibls for him TO announce The fact that
she did read the poem. The NHws
recognizes the fact that the simple an
nounesmsns OF Mrs. McLean's appear.
ancs was o sufhcisnt guarantee OF the
artistic rendering Of the poem.
A TlAoEDY on n Drupf.-Thsb boys
Of the Gold Hill side Of the Divide have
continued to kick their footballs in the
street Notwithstanding the protests Of
people reading In that locality. Ahard-
working boot and shoemaker. whose
shop 10 close 10 the place chosen BY the
boys for the scene Of their sports. has
bean snnoyed beyond endurance. His
windows have been broken, and In re-
ply TO bis appeals for . cessation Of this
msltrsatmsnl has received from the
boys only SCOTS and jesrs. Finally en-
dursuos ceased to BE- . virtue, and he
determined 10 be avenged for the wrongs
hsapsd upon him. Last evening the
ball was flying around his house
- --. HH .s lat go
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
NANINo THE n
lEsu and Why They Receive Their
Appsllasisn.

The discovsrsrs Of bonanzas are getting
up prsttier names n~ow-s-day for mining
claims than they used TO when such
titles as Piuts. Bslchsr, Mary Ann and
Brown we're considered good enough
Tn. names given to claims sometimes
indicate the individual tastes OF the
ovnersa and sometimes their nationality.
The Mexican was named by Greaser. and
the City Of London by a"bloody British
ar" Anyone would know that q native
Of sunny Spain was the original locator oil
The Dios senior or the Del Rey. Some
military gentleman thought West Point
could DO made 10 pay dividends, and Q
'19er thought he had "struck IL when
be found the Areonaut. The man who
bet that Missouri's metropolis was ths
biggest city in the world now thinks the
81. Louis IL the richest mine on the
Comstock lode. Tam O'Shantsr was
probably named by an sdmirer Of Bobby
burus. Hector Ivy q reader of tns
classics. Senator by an aspiring poll.
tician, and Sally Hart by some devoted
slave Of uncompromising cheek and rec
hair. The sullivan was staksd Oh BY q
nm Of the Emerald Isle. Germania by Q
nstriotic Tsuton, Buckeye by . native
~ ohio. Hartford by o Nutmegger, De
Law by a lazy man. Blue Jacket BY an
old salt, Lafayette by . Frenchmsn
beethoven by a lover OF sweet SOUNDS,
-biutus by a Hard.shsll Baptist: Dexter
nv A left-handed man. and Burning
Xo.cov by q subject Of tho Car. a
Third Termer calls his location Grant,
anil one who helped to "elean ous 'ns
y~alI.y" thinks Phil. Sheridan gooo
snouah name. An old miner think
he has a Prospect Of getting I,eh
- last. Rocky bar and Niger hA'
,;ns smsck of old days In Caiiiornia,
wh;is Silver Leaf and Brilliant belong
10 The nav order Of names. Butvns'nas1
,ers IL after all. whether thsY are calico
Cro,sus or Poormsn. Consolidated o.
SEGREGATED, NO long ~ they pay divid'
~. or law assessments? They are
honebt on msrHius ami sold short just
the same, and soonsr or later fali INC
other hands, leaving the first owner
poor,r than whom they began. Th:re
sssms 10 be q fatality in the matter, fo'
lille a few have been able to hold ON 70
sh.ir mines and get away with The
nrodts. the great majority Of prospector'
mi minen lose NOT only the property
;t.elf. bot all tho money expended By
them In ita Development
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
PxnosAL.-w. H. Hill, The spscis

pxpoxlL.-w. H. Hill. the special
agent Of the Home Mutual Fire Insur'
snce Company Of California and The
FsneuiL Hall Company Of Boston. va
In town to-day looking after the In
tsrests Of his company. Mr.. Hin u
one Of the most affAbls gsntlsmsnly
agents In the State. 10 all business, yet
mcdest and retiring. and never insists
on any one taking a policy In his com
pany unless they % desire. thsmsslvse.
The Home Mutual 10 now fully scknovi.
edged the leading company OF Cab.
fornia. Those dssiring TO insure CANNOT
intrust their business In bsttsr hands.
IxcoarolArrD.r-rhs Enslish Gold
and Silver Mining Company has ineor'
poraisd 10 operate In the Gold Hill Mn.
ing District. The Directors are Barnard
L. Brandt, David u. Francis. William
Parsons. Ebsu 8. Davis and -.
StoutenburHh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

Yesterday afternoon two miners were
busily engaged timbering the shaft Of
the Twin Peaks mine. at point about
thiry.6vs feet from the bottom-having
commanded al the bottom and from
here worked upward. In making room
for the timbers. Thomas Trslors. u Of
re men, loosensd with his pick q mass
q rock weighing nearly half . ton.
s.ich. striking the platform on which
1r,,ors was standing. preciPitatsd the
whole into the sump. q distance. Of
ihirty.ivo feet. Mr.. Trslors went down
headforemost. along with the broken
planks. tools and rocks. p~lunging head
fra: into about eight feet Of water and
debris at the bottom. The other
man escaped the same fate BY cling
Ing 10 the timbsrs Of the shaft.
As quick ~ Il could b done the fore
man Of the mine. Mr.. J.. d. Fleming.
had q tub lowered to the bottom with q
man ON II, Who assisted Mr.. Trslors ont
81 his muddy bath and brought him al
most entirely unharmed to the surface.
q wsttsr but q wiser man. Mr.. Trelors
seems 10 possess Q charmed life. a.
about three years ago he male . clear
fall Of 225 feet In the yellow Jacket
shaft, falling there. - In the present. In.
stancs, into the stump, bot when rescued
insisted ON working out his shift before
going home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
srooMp pIspAIon.
he Rrasas IN the Mars Isisnd M.
:. w Yard -fseine Hall Trssblss
The Movsmsnts Of Den PsaPs.

ND L. -
Ban FaArcrsoo, April 28.-3 ?. NJ
The Panama Railroad Company have
attached the stores Of the steamer City
Of Panama, and will do the same with
al the Pacific Mall steamers arriving.
They will not be allowed TO attach the
steamers themselves without hling .
bond Of indemnity.
The CAronieh this morning returns to
Its attack OF the Management Of the Ma
Wy Yard at Mare Island, and specifies .
long list Of cases In which tho Hanscom
family have o~onspired to dsiraud the
Government.
Il 10 reported that Dom Pedro will
start East direct tomorrow instead Of
visiting the Virginia City mines. y was
originally intended. but II 10 difficult TO
prophecy his movements, a. he keeps
his eounssls very close. his own suite
being often In Ignorance Of his In.
tentions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

Nor Gono.-H. Roos. Of the we'll
known and popular clothing firm oil
Roos Brothers. Virginia City. Was down
10 Gold Hill yesterday. hob-nobbinG
with his friends. lilo says be does not
care 10 90 to the present Centennial FL
position at Philadelphia There are toe
many going already. and the thing Is
getting too common. lie proposes going
TO the neat one, however. and thinks
that win be . little more heightened and
.~xclusiys. Woodruff and Henry Ward
Beechsr will not Be there. koos expects
10 be the only old washos rooster pres
ent.
CxSrrxxrAL.-From =. W. Helmiek.
music dealer and Publisher. 27s West
Sixth street. Cincinnati. Ohio. We have
received q copy Of the new and popular
American Centennial song and chorus
entitled ..That Banner a Hundred Years
OLD" The price Of the song Is nfty
cents and with Il the publisher gives
free Of charge, ive beautiful photo
graphs Of thedifsrsnt Centennial build
ines At Philadelphia. Thsss photo
graphs are worth the price Of the SOM
alone. Mailed Tree 70 an P
ohi'ea o'-"
O~rrrcrss EIEcr.--At the annual
meeting OF the st~ockholders ofths Morn
a.. g. ,,,, and silver Mining Com.
O.. r...;..o a.v bsfors
pony, nsau sama-;ns Gentlemen vsrs
slsc,sd directors and oficsrs for the en-
suing year: Martin White. Prs:idt NJ
George Z: Clarke. vice Si.,,.vs
Iseton-'onn MA Nsholin,
warm IL. bafnes' ''n
Secretary.
cvun.rx.s AND Bors' CLornrSo.-
p-,,.- :, ,h.;, f.mou. Palace
CT C.,,... virginia,
ION s os;:I Jsusrtn.ni Of chiidren's
and boy.' clothing. sus~rsnteeing shs
same TO be in style. DC n ma.sIiA, y,
be superior TO any goods svsr onsfeu ~
Virginia City. See their new advertise
msnt in another column to-day.
-c..-ux., Thu Caledonis
A--.n.-", ,,.,, Ii,.r.rv fee.
CIV III. IIr;on Hall,
'A -. tn. .,.rc;.s,
on b street. 'nsin ..ss,;ns ehar.
WV % OF ue NO. .n,s 40 IN
setsr and al VINO a Tsa n,.,,rS evening"
~ ~ ~, 80 -,..o,nine more and more
sttrsetiy. and popular.
49, c,r.-puildine IL very
v,~.,,,,a CITY. Sc
h's'y IN VI pu
many nsv ouiialnss 49, vho fsa,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

Davsnpsrs ssd the Publie Asnsys
NEW YosK, April %. The 6u~i
Washington special says Davenport. In
his testimony to-day. Was unable 70 70
count for the public money given him
BY the President. He bad to admit,
also. that al OF his expenditures vsrs
unauthorized by any law. and that hs
had. without warrant Of the Law, con-
trated debts, and that he Afterwards
persuaded the President TO order the
public money 10 be given to him, IN
order that be might iiquidais thsm.
Ramsrsd Rs.svai sf . Delaware
collector.
NEW Yorx. April 2s.-Dr. Nolan.
Collector Of Wilmington. Delaware, Wa
removed yesterday for Q certain irrsgu.
larity In 1917, which consisted In COL.
Letting about 5000. which be never
turned over 10 the Treasury. Nolan was
virtually the a~ppointse of Judge Fisher
and Dick Harrington. who Al tbs date Of
his appointment were friends Of the
ring Delaware Republicans rsprsssntins
Grantism In that State.
vsndsrSiis a.a HIS Danger.
Nrw YoRx. April u.s. vandsrbilt was
much better yesterday. He smoked .
cigar. talked o~hseriully. and slept well
the night before. His pain Is much A.
ieviated. The disease 10 complicated.
but he 10 out Of immediate danger.
The View York independent Central
Cenaistss.
The Independent Central Committee
completed its organization yesterday.
This is popularity supposed to DO . 70.
volt against the Custom-housc.
Drswsins or . wealthy Hebrew
Lawyer.
New Yonx. April 28.-Samusl Hirsch.
a wealthy Hebrew lawyer. was drowned
yesterday. II Is reported that he COM
mittsd suicide.
The Rush fsr silver q. she East.
WASHINGTON, April pa correspond.
snt Of the Bulstin says: In relation 10
the scarcity Of fractional currency u
may DO as we'll 10 understand o that
Congress does not intend to authorize
any more fractional currency, and upon
this fact hangs Q good deal Of opportu.
nifty for discussion. The Government
commenced paying on Wednesday with
SIC. 600. 900 Of coined pieces In it, vaults
aud a capacity Of running $4,000 900
per month all the time. In q month or
two. IL necessary. the capacity could be
almost doubled. The amount Of silver
coin and bullion In the hands Of the
Government 10 $50, 900 900. possibly
when all ia coined s2l. 900, 900. and pay.
msnts during the rush has boon almost
a million per day. and the stated rush
will be kept up for three or four days
longer. Silver being . new thing In the
pockets Of the people II Is kept there.
or sent away. In any event small
change is rapidly disappearing from the
channels Of trade.
silver Csin In New York.
Nxw Yoxx, April 2S.-Tho conductors
on the street cars Of tho Third-avsnus
railroad have been ordered to pay out
bank notes. silver. and nicksls, when
ever possible. and to turn all fractional
paper currency into the once Of the
company; and there Il 10 exchanged for
silver coin at q premium.
Latest Caban News.
Nxw Yonk. April 2s.-The Suns Ha-
uana letter says: Jouvslar ID reported
as soon TO leave Cuba. Havana loyalists
are losing confidence In each other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
10 CANDIDATES.

VIC vi,h 10 remind ell candidates. Tor once
:, ,ss coming town election that all noune
m,n,s In this paper and all sisethaa printing
mus, DO paid In advance. We can seeeps q no
eoo,Iprens arrsnesmsais. show yoar vorshi-
,e.. for the once By paying Jour printers
A,i,s proupty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

ABarAxDows..-Th breaking Of the
hind axle Of . hsavily-loaded wood
wagon. yesterday noon. In irons Of the
Overmsn mine, Lower Gold Hill. pre-
eipitatsd The driver and three Of the
four cords Of wood into the ditch. For
tunatsly. the driver escaped without In
Jury. An hour later. wagon wood;
horses and driver had oil disappeared
and ths road was free again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

Tzs iadiss and friends Of The Ns4ho-
dist Epispocai Church are respectfully
invited 70 meet In the church next Mon
day evening a hAlf-past seven. 70 form
oommittees 10 carry on the WORK Of the
FESTIVAL and LAdiss' Baxar,"which isto
b held In Alnsu' Union ball on the
10Th, 1lth, l2th and 18th OF May.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

Mn. scxvxrss. proprietor OF the Gold
Hin Brewery. is thoroughly overhauling
and rsattipg his establishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
Arrivals ssis nssss,s.
>.,.rs..ss I.ass evening.
1 NAanow ncAPE.

Chss.ssSa liza Miner Falls
rhirsy.Tivs fsss llssAbrsasss
late . ausap and Eseapss U.s.
hsst-A clear Fall 81 I've lsun-
arsd asd Twenty-Five Feet Msds
~ the Same Nan n the Ysliew
Jsehss Mine Three Year, Are.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
Lrox.si KlxArsos makes beautiful,

e LHox's KAnAIsoH mskss beautiful.
giossy. l~uxuriant hair; prsvsuts IL fall.
ing out OF turning rsy. u, has stood
he test Of 20 years. Il chafminslyp pr
TUNED. and has no rival.
CHOCOLATE CARAnxIS, made frssh
syssy day. Il The Ics-Crssm Paslor.
gRee.f fyStaSsht, at the lee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

The Msvsusnts % rsdrs O The
Golden City-A Remarkable eai.
ofde.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srsaAL - m seID ma SAnT xsvs
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
poMEsTIo NEWs.

,sc,AL 70 rs solp nm. 1Anr nm
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I..s.,s News.

Nxw YoRK. April 2s.-Tho Suns Hs-
uaus letter says: Jouvslar Is reported
as soon TO leave Cuba. Havana loyslists
are losing confidence In each other.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-04-28

Nxw Yoxx. April as.-Tho conductors
on the street cars Of tho Third-avsnus
railroad have bean ordered to pay out
bank notes, silvcr. and nicisls. when.
ever possible. and to turn all fractional
paper currency into the once Of the
company; and there Il is exchanged for
silver coin at o premium.