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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
A COMMON DISEASE.


Catarrh Ia q common d~issass-so COM
mon that snufing. splitting and blowing
OF tho nose meet a. at every turn on
the street. Your foot slips In these
nasty discharges on the sidewalk and In
the public conveyance; and its dis
agreeable odor. communicating the breath
OF tho afflicted, renders them offensive
10 their associates. There IL the highest
medical authority for stating that with
fully one-half. II not two-thirds. OF those
afflicted with consumption OF the lungs,
the disease commences as cutarrh In the
nose or head. the next step being to the
throat and bronchial tubes-lnstly to the
lungs. How important then to give
early and prompt attention TO u catarrhl
To cure this loathsomo disease. correct
the systsm by using DR.. Pisrce's Golden
Medical Discovery, which tones II mp,
clesnses the blood. and heals the dis
sassd glands BY . specific influence upon
them; and to assist. use DR.. Ssgs's CO.
tarrh Remedy, with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
Douchs. This Ii tho only way to reach
the upper and back cavities where the
disease comes from. No danger from
this treatment, and II 10 pleasant to use.
The two medicines. with instrument, arc
sold by dealers In medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10

CAPITAL ISvrsrrD IN NEW Yonx Ho-
rxLs.-Psople Who visit New York quite
fr~squenily, have no doubt bsen i'm
pressed by the immense outlay OF capi.
tai invested In the frst-class hotsls OF
New York. One hotel alone, the Grand
Central. cost In the nsighborhood OF
"a. 00O. 900. and two years OF incsssant
labor 10 eroct II. This Winter another
large sum has been expended In rsatting.
refurnishing. and adding 70 what was
rich and elegant before. The exquisite
fresco-work. especially. that beautihss
Its halls. parlors, dining-rooms, ex-
changes. etc., would ftly adorn the
grnndest palace that was W erected.
Tho Grand Central II also growing H.
nous for Its table, and justihsd By IL
superior size and ample accommoda.
lions, has Arcd Ia rates a from ~ 70
"a per day, n liberal reduction for he
Centennial year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
Asorur. Mn..-lIr. Charles Becker,

ANOTHER Mms.-AIr. Charles Becker,
an old California and Nevada prospsctor.
has recently discovered q fine body OF
gold and silver-bearing quartz In the
chain Of hills dividing Eagle and washoe
Valleys. The ground. together with o
spring and mill site. were located BY Dr..
McNeans and himself about the 2lst OF
February last. The claim will DO In
corporated under the laws Of this State,
- The owners have no intention Of
placing IL on the roll OF mines offered
Tor sale in San Francisco. The Trus-
tees are Charles Becker. Mark A. Kston.
8. A. McMeans, John s. Young and
All. Dotsu. We understand that prep
arations are being made TO commence
operations at an early date.
IMPENDING DEsrRucrioS.-A prophet
10 communication from the s~pirit.world
vas received by q circlo In this town
three or four months agosto the effect
that the whole lower part OF Gold Hill
will DO destroyed by q devastating IRE
on the night OF March llth, from the
Rhode Island mill TO Mercer's store.
We merely mention this In orler that
Chief McMartin Of the Fire Department
may be warned In time. and thrt every.
body may look TO their s~tovepipes and
have their Dabcock sIlinguishers all
ready to turn loose.
MAIL THIS EVENING. - The EASTERN
bound train on the Central Pacific. ar
rived at Reno at I r. N. to-day. The
passenger train on the Virginia and
Truckee left that place about 2 o'clock.
and was expected here at4 o'clock. II
had Yesterdays mail aboard. Another
train from the West. containing to-day's
mail, was expected to arrive at Reno at
4 p. u.
Mat Lynch. the junk man.
arrested by John Y. Paul and Town
Marshal Loynashan. on Wednesday.
vas discharged from custody last sven-
inc. A sufficient evidence to convict
him Of theft or robbery could mot be
produced. He declared his ~intsntion OF
taking TO q more legitimate calling for .
livelihood and offered 10 sell whatever
stock ho had on hand to any person
dssirous Of purchasing. at his own terms.
Masonic. = The News sanctum was
visited to-day BY James @. Savage. high
up in the Masonic fraternity. who Is
hsr. 10 arrange for q lecture BY the we'll
Known Mason, Rob Morris, whose re-
mutation a . lecturer and poet laureate
Of he craft 10 widespread. The lee
turs. which will b OF the most inter
sstine character. will DO spiced with
choice original Rotations, constituting
one Of the greatest attractions In III limo
ever visiting this section.
A Baxlx DowS.-As tho Belchsr
pirsSs was descending the incline at
about 10 O'Clock last evening one OF the
sIIss broke. The s~afeties caught almost
instantly. Tho giraffs was loaded
vith picks and ice. We did mot
earn Who was aboard at tho time. or
vhsther there was anyone. II wa cx-
psctsd that the giraffe would be repaired
and running some time to-day.
AGoop snowrxo.-Ths net amount
realized BY the ball given BY Liberty
Engine Company No. I Of this town. on
he aist ult., was q little more than
S5OO. The members Of the company
dssirs 70 return their thanks TO Msesrs.
j. q. Fair and =. r. Osbiston. for thsir
Iibsrality. Both gentlemen purchased
upvards Of 500 worth Of tickets.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10

The REGENT MINING CALAGrr IN
BEIorux. = The telegraph has given
brief accounts OF the explosion Of FIRE
damn In tho mines Of Saint Etienne,
Belgium, resulting In the death Of 1914
persons Tho explosion occurred In the
mine Of Treuil, where 2iG miners wero
at work. At 3 O'Clock on Friday II was
remembered that the galleries were full
Of cas. and while efforts were being
made 10 ysptilato The mine Il became
suddenly inaamcd. no one appears 10
know how. A current Of air carried the
flames into another gallery. killing two
workmon and a horse at the entrance,
.nd than .wept on In The mint WHARF
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10

ProxxEn BAKERY. - Charles Bauhof
has bought out his partner. Julius Bier
man, in the above well known and pop
ular bakery. on Main street, just below
tho railroad crossing. and will honcsfor-
ward carry on the business himself. He
il fully empowered to receive all moneys
due the late Arm and pay all bills. All
persons indebted are invited 70 como up
and settle. See notice In our advertis-
ing columns to-day.
AN ERRoR.-In making mention OF
the different Virginia Fro Companies
yesterday, We stated that No. 8 had no
hose. This was q mistake. as II has
1000 feet Of carbolized hose furnished
BY the city. However. tho company
could do little In case Of fire. as the only
suction Pipe In It's possession Is but
twelve feet IN length.
PosrroxxD.-The trial Of @. d. Wise
for striking Barncrs on the face with a
monkey wrench. which was set for hear
ing before Justice Wright to-day, has
been postponed until tomorrow on ac-
count Of the unavoidable absence Of
Major Foots. defendants counsel. The
major was at Dayton to-day attending
the trial Of @. v. Boisot. tho ascending
Silver City broker.
CoNISo Two-Brr PIEcns.-.Two hun
drsd and eight boxes Of ten and twenty.
fve-eent pieces are now stored OF the
Carson Mint, ready for shipment to
the East. Each box contains $4,000.
making q total Of l6.000. Sixteen Of
the boxes contain quarters, and tho rest
dimes. The Mint Is at present running
on two-bit pieces.
MuppY.-A gentleman who was at
Carson City yesterday informs as that
the streets are frightiully muddy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
EASTERN DISPATCHES
srscrAL 70 rns GOLD HiLL BAtlr xlvs
poMEsrIc NEWS.
Fire In nsstss.


Dosrox, March i0.-A FIRE broke out
last night in the fourth story Of q brick
building. No. 90 Dock Square. occupied
by Lappen & Co.. dealers In willow
wood ware. and extended to AZ and
%. and In the rear TO Is and 10
Faneuil Hall Square. The Hall Is known
a. the old Bite Tavern. OF Revolution
AIRY fame. which was partly destroyed.
The total loss on stock and building was
$4,000; insurance, $i5.
washisgton Items.
WASHINGTON. March 10.-At an in
vsstisation Of the affairs OF the District
Of Columbia and tho Board Of Audit.
ons Win ss testified that no put down
about 5000 yards Of paving. amounting
10 81. COO. and he had never received
anything but q glass Of ale and q cigar.
Finley & Stewart were the contractors.
The trial Of D. d. Halleck. u OF the
persons indicted for the larceny Of
s47.077 from the United States Treasury
In June last. has begun; and tho trial OF
W. IL. Gilman, accused OF the same Of
Tense. will begin on the 10Th instant.
The Wine and Spirit Traders Associa-
ton Of the United States. were before
the Ways aud Means Committee Of the
House to-day, advocating plan for tho
reorganization Of the Internal Revenue
service. The propositions are to reduce
the existing Tux Of 10 cents per gallon to
30 cents; to require the payment Of a
tax at distilleriss; to reduce the number
Of officials and make their positions per-
manent. with an annual advance Of pay
for m~sritorious services. and to require
q frequent change Of stations; tho abo-
lition OF the special clauses Of the law In
regard to rsctihers. and also proposed
that the producers Of grape brandy and
cider brands shall have the right to sell
either by Wholesale or retail. State
ments a. to the usslessness OF the
guasing system in Wholesale establish.
msnts were made. and II was argued
that the stamp tax system facilitated the
commission OF frauds.
Busiasss Faiiur.
ROCHESTER. March l0.-Ths failure Of
Eastman Colby. a lumber dealer Of
Brockport. Is announced. Liabilities.
$500, 900; assets. $3.50. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10

D88 Eh9o~ - hSA& .<
Pail = Hew . Miner Lest Ms
sspper.
The above quotation Ia tas title OF q
lecture which WILDE delivered BY Rev. 7.
II. McGrath before the Liberal Society.
At National Guard Hall. Virginia. To-
morrow evening. Mr.. McGraih will. in
all probability. handle the subject In
good style. and should Be heard by all
Who can attend, and II. therefore. al
fords us pleasure TO call the attention OF
the public 70 the lecture. What We pur-
pose relating In this item does not. how
svsr. relate to Mr.. McGrath's lecture.
bot to what happened 10 an honest but
too conhdins miner who strayed into q
dance-houss on d street. Virginia City,
last night.
The "horny handed son OF toll" was
passing along that gay thoroughfare Of
pleasure at the time referred to, pail In
hand. on his way TO work in the golden
cavsrna Of the Consolidated Virginia or
Ophir mines. Bethinking himself that
uens o. sUm as o. -. n],..srrs
uno UP .us nsu' ~. :. AT San.s
M .h.. Mo, s,art am
"e' .s,. [sn;,;,s
s1n,lafa,ng innasn'e ou ~
uuring o long shii. ansac .o
.alne1 as.us anu sn'u w S.;,;nais
Pof'us .. one ~nien s'ooe w az
open. Inc seaueuvs .ones % % .I.os
w III, - "a. on.S,;II. :.
,sm soap,; ."rss ~ .n,s,s
'en upon ms ~. a ~ sn.,.;r ,hs
~ ~oaiu w !. r.. az.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
VACANT places in the dental ranks will

never occur u you are particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth.wash, SozoDoSr.
From youth to old age, II will keep the
enamel spotlsss aud unimpaired. The
teeth OF persons who use Sozndont have
q pearl.l Ike whitsness. and the gums q
hue. while tho breath Ii pure.
and rendered sweet and fragrant. II Is
composed OF rare antiseptic herbs, and
10 entirely free from the Objectionable
and injurious ingredients Of tooth pastss.
ala
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
TEE wrarzz,. = The clerk Of the
weather must have Loaf his bearings, for

TIE wrArIrn. Inc CLERK OF tne
weather must have lost his bearings, Tor
hat With which Ne have boon visited
-.,.,.... a, - .,,h, vssl. ha. cor.
'o .A,,t ,,ou
tainly been cus IN = , w.0sn ~
b center o s,os,,'Is.....sr.c.
storm has cleared on
two . week., our peop.s INV. .uSt.s :,
lated themselves ina nc Nnn.. 80 -
b winter vou'o " P-.I 49,
each case tney vers
pointmsnt: until MATTER ns.s .-u,s.r,S
susn , en%. ..n,ns +. cancelled. or
onsniv s,,re.. The belief thai Il IL high
time Tor the present incumbent'st term Of
ONCE TO expire. Last night was as-
eidsdly the eo'aes. .. 80 ,;si,.S he
Portable ~ : w..
Comsfock tnis "in'of'
s-,~,-v,xo w,oxo.-Jim Orndord Of
A. Calf
Virginia woo nss o'sn
fornia, returned homo wednesday sve-
n;no, Nov. one Of Jim's notable pseu-
i;s,,s;s. i. = fondpsss almost amounting
TO mania. for anything strange In the
.nir,.I VEGETABLE. mineral or any other
kincdom. II has never before happsnsd
that be returned 70 siry'n'e - -
vseks sosenee. wh ~. ,h;s tina he
low ~ .In.y.hsndsd. much TO the
di.cu.t of avery man about bis place.
All of whom we're ON the tiptos Of sxpeo-
taiion. jim f.it rather ANAL over the
matter himself. and spologizsd By say.
inc that hs had . leash Of magnificent
hounds ON the way. which would prob
ably arrive to-day.
Touchdown. with
10 ~ an
his famous ksssaursn' % s.,
Main street, opposite .ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
srArIONEnY AMI JEwKLnY.

]. D. Marshal. At the Gold I'LL Post
once store, 10 sole agent fol. 81
he San Rrancisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern ~pcriodieai.,
magazines. etc.. received 40 soon ~ Published,
and delivered In any part OF town. Hank
hooks and stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of every description made 70 order ~
and . fne assortment Of Jewely repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. large stock
Of tors AMI fancy goods. Sec regular advef-
tiseneut In another column. Jels
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10

A UNIVERSAL REMEDY. Browns
Bronchial Trochss." for coughs, colds,
and bronchial affections, stand frst In
public favor and confidence. This re-
suit has been acquired by q tost OF many
wears,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
A CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and
iudiscretions OF youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay, loss oil manhood. etc.. i VIII SIND
. recipe that will cure you. free Of charge.
This rreai remedy was discovered by . mis-
sionsry In south America. send 2 selfad-
Station u. Bible House, New York City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
onsTACLRs 10 MARRIA0R.

Happy relief for young men NON tho effects
Of errors and abuses In early LIE. Manhood
rsstored. ImpediDents 70 marriage removed.
able remedies. Books and circulars sent free.
In seaied enveiops. Address HOWARD Az.
SOOlATION, 4isN. Ninth street, philadelphia.
PA.-an Institution having Q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional shil.
js77 5m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
sIGN OF TnE GLASS CIGAR,

A. DR.. sPALpINo's SALOON. opposite the
odd Fellows Building. virgisia City. Nevada.
SIMON PACKsHRR, st tho "Intsrnational'
Tor many years bsfors the great IRE, has Q
ntted up, q great expense, one OF the FINEST
CIuAk sTokks in The State. where no will
- Of old, deal out 70 his friends and patrons
he CHOICEST AND MOST fAvOHlTk
brands or IMPORTED Ci9ARs. He has
also 90 hand q nne.selected stock Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccoes, Imported Cigarettes.
W~ostsnholm Cutlery. Meerrchsum Pipes, and .
nne assortment Of Fancy uoods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
Etiquette.

A philosopher in Paris has arranged .
code OF etiquette, tho principal articles
OF which have been reprinted In this
country. The philosopher tells us that
meat must always DO eaten with the fork
in the left hand; that guests at dinner
should tako and keep o plate at dinner
when offered 10 them; that II Is q good
thing to stop drinking vine when you
have had enough; and that II Is better
to lie than 10 eat fish or game which IL
too far gone. With these few princi.
Piles firmly nred in mind. II Is possible
for q modest man to get safely through
the most formal dinner party. But In
order to DO superior 10 the occasion u IL
necessary for o guest also to remember
TINT he should not 60 TO sleep whom his
next neighbor happens 10 be stupid;
that no should not call for soup q SEQ
ond time; that political discussions al
ways bore the Indies; that In q company
OF self.made mon. such a. commonly
met In the West, literary and art topics
are apt to be unfamiliar; that reference
to hard times may be unwslcomo 70
the host. who owes for the dinner; that
the weather. the church. the theater and
society, arc always safe subjects; that
unreserved attention 10 food and drink
Is the best policy OF all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
That sld rreakie.

Mr.. Thomas reported the names OF
three delinquents on tickets issued for
tho last picnic. A Committee OF Three
vas appointed 10 investigate their cases.
and report at the next meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
I.suranes Noaey Received.

The President reported having re-
ceived and paid into the hands Of tho
Treasurer all the insurance on the old
hall and furniture. This. together with
some other money on hand. makes the
total amount in the treasury at the pres
emit time. about $4,000.
Plans fsr Another Hall Bsiiding.
Plans for . tvo-story building. In the
upper one Of which will be the hall OF
the society. were exhibited to the MEM
bsrs present. They were drawn BY
Mr.. Leonard OF San Francisco. The
plans, which seemed to give general
satisfaction. will probably DO adopted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
Tfnaneial.

BxnLIS. March l0.-Ths weekly state
mcnt Of tho Imperial Bank Of Germany
shows an increase in bullion Of 4l7,0o0
marks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
.rnE nrxss,s LUNCH PAIL

TIE Instability % uussan nnsppi'
nsss-DaA Place - fake = Laneh
Pail = Hew . Miner Lest Ms
DappeP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-22

ADRoIT BURGLARY IN CANAL STREET.
Two well-dressed young men took rooms at
the Brandreth House, at Canal street and
Broadway, on last Saturday night. They
had three large YaIises, which they said they
preferred not to leave an the Office, as they
contained valuable articles, and they took
them to their rooms. On Sunday and Mon
day they took several parcels to their rooms.
Tuesday night was hot, and they declared
they would sleep on the roof. They passed
ND and down two or three times in the
night, but about daylight descended, took
their valises, and left the hotel. On Wed
nesday morning the porter Of Charles Scott
81 Co.'s dry goods store, Mt Nos. 304 and
BOG Canal street, next to the hotel,
found the goods strewn about in great con-
fusion, and upon ascending to the second
and third floors he discovered that many OF
the most valuable articles had been stolen
by burglars, who had obtained access TO the
building through the roof. Investigation
proved that the burglars We're the two per-
sons who had taken rooms at the Brandreth
House. They had carried away In their va
Uses forty dozen silk pocket-handkerchiefs,
q quantity of white Yalenciennes lace, white
English thread lace, black Chantilly lace,
plain black lace, and black lace scarfs, valued
at $4,000. They had taken into the hotel
sections, of a ladder concealed IN brown pa
per. These had been united on the roof,
and by means Of the ladder they had de-
scended to the roof Of the store. As their
operations were on the upper floors, they
were not heard by the police, who have made
no arrests, and have not recovered any OF
the property.-NeD York Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-22
Tar.Wnsnet or Tear-walies.

EVANSVILLE, Nc, August III 1875.
Editor Dispatch: Dear Sir,-On opening
your paper Of the 18th instant my eve was
caught at once by the old, familiar name OF
Tarwaliet church. Can your correspondent
tell us whether it is !" Tarewallet OF Tear
swallet?p There used to be two traditions
about the name in the days OF my boy hood
one that It took its name from a WAGNER
who hay2 canped ah the spring, and VINO got
his wallet of provisions besnaeared with
tar while grcasing his wagon; an
other, that it was given to- the church
by a mill-boy, who lost all Of his corn by
the fall and splitting Of his wallet while de-
scending the hin at the church while 1t was
building. It used to be a subject that was
often discussed by. the boys who attended
the church when was one OF them, but
was never satisfactorily settled amongst us.
should like for your correspondent to DO 1t,
II he can. There Is another matter men
toned in his letter about which he is IN
error, think: always heard that Parson
HcRae was taken, not knocked, from MS
horse, tied to the pine which he mentions,
and severely whipped with switches. NJ!
information was obtained from member OF
q family In which the parson was very init
mate. The tree stood on the road Leading
from the courthouse to q little village called
Ca-lra- and was always known and pointed
out to passers-by as the Parsons Pine.
A. L. G..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-22

LIv1St IN L0NDoN,-Mr. Jennings, the
London correspondent OF the Now York
World, follows up his interesting Inquiries
concerning the comparative merits OF Eng
lish and American hotels with an equally
interesting discussion Of the question'as to
the relative cost OF housekeeping in London
and New York. Without giving the details
OF Mr.. Jennings's figuring, his conclusions
may be summed up as follows: Taken alto
gether, a family Of six or seven persons can
live very comfortably In or near London for
El0 (say S50) week. not including rent.
This would cover reasonable expenditure
on extras, such as newspapers, postage, etc.
To live on similar scale In New York would
cost 300 week. Five thousand dollars
year in London-which Is what is generally
called middle-class income--would 60
further here than $4,000 year would In
New York, when rent and all other ex-
penses are taken into account. Any family
which has an income OF $500 month can
afford to live in very good housegnd have
well-supplied table. There would not be
enough for horses or. carriage, or anything
of that kind, but q summers holiday might
be got out or it, and some provision made
!, for doctors bills and other incidental ex-
penses. Mr.. Jennings knows, however. of
large family which lives yeryweH 10 the
country on $4,000 year, and another
which b doing 1t on abant a3,5OO.