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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-24
Safes bp Aucllon.

A. MEgwlY. Auconecr
10y BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co, coo Broadway,
ID near Bond ST safes Of Books. Works 81 Ant &C. &c
Friday Fen. Pa LIBRARY comprising wOIAs 10
Phuoey Philosophy Biography, History aud the be''S
LottIes-
NOTICE.-E. A. LAWRENl l. Il Co, Auc-
~ touc,rs viii sell the Exchange SalesToou Bioin
way. ~ ISDAN. 9TH March, 80, ~ ~ oclocs w. .r
rir to collect ana al wharfage which may ac'fu f
tg se and nccurat.on vessels Of m1o than I'VE tons
burden certain and Bu hcads owned by the corpora
ton For fun Information "1hc Ciy Rccoidi copies Tor
s.e Al 30 2 CITY Hall. =. If. WALLS,
~ JACOB 4. WESTFRVELT,
HENRY T. DIMCCk.
Commissioners ~ DOCKS.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN SENNORK.
sDUTfIAMl~TbN. AND BREMEN.
COMPANY's PIER foot Of SECnNDSI- HOBokEN.,
SAlIilt ea.urdly Pei. % AMI RIGA. oa, March IL
UrFNANN. sat. March WISER fatnrdty. March =.
RATE, or PASSAGE from NEW YORK 70 SOUTHLAND
TON, HANHE OR BREMEN; 49,. .. 49,,
FIRST CABIN. II % gold. 1 So OSD CABIN, 500 gold
STIFKAGE, $50 currency. 80.
Return Tickets T-ucei Prepaid 5teeT@so CcIuh
Gates. SIZE
FOR freight or passage apply 10 - =, ,,-,,. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-24
fine arts.

ART SALE SALE y MINER Aue,,o,.,,
Lat Honry IL. Leeis & Minor.
Gallery aud Dfiee, 8iJ Broadway
The priva te collection OF igh-class and valuable
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
comprising tie Gallery N
Mr. j. I. SANFORD,
ARE NOW on EXHIBITION FREE DAY aud ENENIS0,
at the Art Gallery. 80. : Broadway, near liihsi.
embracing number important works by the LOsl Nstn-
-uislcd artists OF the modern schools.
take place TUESDAY, Feb. 20. al O'Clock
D. IN, 1T the Gallery, as above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-24

NNHITE STAR LTNE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AID llVERfooi-
CARRYING THE
UNI FED SIAiFS MAIL.
The Gtsamt Is Line take the Lane Routes irchn"h'
by Iirt Many L. - NJ sutb oi tho BANKS 0h thc
uasaase W Queenstown. all tbs year round
BALTIC. SATURDAY. Fob. 20. 10 A. IN.
IsEPTBflC, -ATi NDAN, March 4, noon.
GERMANIC. SATURDA March AT ~ IN
CELTIC SATURDAY. MaIon Is. ut II a NJ
ADTtfATIC SATURDAY. March 3. AZ u. m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. PIER d. NpRIh
RIVER ......, ,o a.,
These steamers uniform In size and unsurpassed IN NJ
pontmens The saloon. StaeroOms. smoking anu ba,
Rooms placed auidsips where The nOisc ana uo.''"
are le1st zen. anodins degree OF comfort hitherto u'
tainable at sea. -. =, No.. r,,ta,.
ON favorable terms. StecraGr, ~. a..
81 plans and other Information Apply nv 'no
COMPANY "' " " X J. COKrIS. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-24
Alnsiral 1nstrume'lts.

4 LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
n Upright RENT SELL cheap sales on monthly
payments Ca at n NJ. MERl.ELLs, No . Cnl0n square
40. lbJ FOurtlavel
FINE STOCK of FlRST-CLASS PIANOS
"a SOLD bargains. ia Elegant Grand Pilno m per
feet order $50; Weber square s2OJi Eiestt "Iana
Sauare, 100. do. SlOO; do, 500 SJEEDdASo Old
ESTABLISHED WAREROoMS. 81 West lGhr'.
BRAUTIGAM's Upright and square
"A. PIANOS are scoOld 70 EOae; prices waiHa.o. C"a
.aufly on hand large assortment u secondhand Pianos
from hest makers New and secondhand amos :" ton@
WaIcrUUHs 80. - Union.luarr
ICIFTE Il ERNST, Old house cf Li-htc s.
bradbury, offer their slclud plANofplttts' &C low
prices andon monthly payments at IL Ias Iih" Also
,iu4tA's al sRlGAN Olt'ANn.
- y. BALL II CO.,
>. No. IL EAST l4THSr
Chrke-ngs ways AMI other Pianos and Or2,rs ow
loT casa, on instAllurats ami for rent
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26

George c. Gorham, Secretary OF the
U s. Senate, now in Cal fornia, WILL
visit Nevada and speak in Carson about
he els, Of October. He will al.o speak
u, Reno and Virginia City. On the 18th
he il to speak at Graas Valley. Thence
he will come directly to Carson. 1t IS
probable that Senator Sargent will also
sp-ak here during the present canvass.
other prominent Republican speakers
are expected to speak at differen: points
in Nevada during tho next few weeks.
Hon. Thomas Fitch will speak iu Carson
one week from tonight.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

ILLSEss.-Mr. Mighels. editor OF the
APPEAL, had sudden attack Of severe
illness on Saturday night. He is still
confined to his bed, but is thought to be
slowly convalescent. Will probably be
some days before he will be able to make
his appearance at this Office. Mr.. James
Griffith was dangerously i'll for several
days last week. He is thought to be
slowly recovering, but will necessarily
keep his bed for week or two.
MusIcaL.-Mr. C. w. Halleck, Musi-
cal Director, ia in town, and proposes to
give a concert, at which will be produced
the " Oratorio of Queen Esther" some
time next week. He desires the assist
ance of all the vocalists in these parts.
Singers are requested to meet him at the
Episcopal Church this evening at ~
O'Clock.
POSTPONED. - Owing to the short
time given for the receipt of sealed
PROPOSALS for the erection of the Cor
bett building, the time for the OPEN
ing of the bids has been extended
until 4 O'Clock to- morrow "Wednesday
afternoon. See notice elsewhere In
the Appeal OF this morning.
The Carson Guards were cut On n
moonlight parade last evening, preceded
by fife and drum.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26

FoRE1oN po.eptates can no loneeI
claim the allegiance of Messrs. Nicholas
Brosius and Michael Parrett. They be-
came naturalized citizens Of the "only
free country on earth yesterday. The
work WAS done in the U. s. Circuit
Court. -
BIZ. WILLIAM H. BRYANT OF the u. s.
Mint at Carson returned from visit to
San Francisco yesterday morning. Mr..
Bryant is an active, enthusiastic Repub-
lican, and as such, as we'll As q citizen.
we welcome his return and presence
among us.
Din. STEELE the famous "Medical
Wonder man is in town, and gives free
concerts on Carson street. His medicine
is good and his entertainment worth
hearing.
F. Il. RAIL returned from visit TO
San Francisco yesterday morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26
MINING ~rOak REPORT



,,phir I.eS ssli, 1905 56ia. los 56js4 bH, 2.Ns
Mexican s,s 2e,a. lis a,.. SOS j., sS's ;sa''4.
,;onld and Curry $ l4i., SOS 1875, lis ~.
Rest and Belcher zoos 4is4, SIS II, SOS IL,
california 4s,s 50, aoss sel. los 5sh. los 5e',s
Saqage sIos l.1.. ios Ia gls Is ,-o ,o,>
sss 5lll, IOus SO, hs, lbs a.,i I, J's s2
Hale and NOrcross los IL, la0- lE4
crown Point Us ~ 40s Has LES
Yellow jack, lses e,,:. aos 2isz, s5s as.
lbs 2i,;. ss5s -: les .s, Ios 2t,!'
I0os - b5, 575s 2:'ls, os Als, itos a.
Imperial SOS ~. 2s5s 3; Csc, leocs - SIC
baO, 9IOs - 81
ken.uck lo5S II. S',S it's
Alpha s1t,s II, IS AZ, aa's 1874, lJos 4si:, ies
~ bio
Confidence lOos rs ~ az. :, a. ,.,<
" zoos i :. $50. SOS la11:. 2ios i2iss, 7os
1875. 5.,> IL
Bclcher D. : u, JOS 2li
Utah It's ~, Jos 1871 ,. lis Ia
E.,Iion Eiss "a. 1ss =. isOs sl,E, sos slsi
nSerman !s's =. us 7s 295s 49,, zoos rs rs.
los 77i< sl0. COS ia ,,.,-.>
Justice 7,is l1.s. II Is, 3a,S l'14. nus I'%s
Seq EeIcher las 80, lbs -
Union Con l4,s ~, Los H. Cos 1875
Julia 1905 = 2,s ~
Caledonia Ts,ls y, lous y 10. 'S'S S;s
Evening n-pos
Leopard sss 10. s.5s e77ss, Zoos 10 tI', Cos 81.
les ~ b5
Meadow Valley Sos =
Raymond and Ely Us s
Eureka Con l:1s Is
JAG SUn 5J> 81,
Alps 3G.,S
Northern Belle lU,S 81 $50, HOS e''4, los
23is. lSos 2S;ss
Hussey los 75c, .Es SIC
Gen Thomas 11sS IL 3ls II :, 'os Is
Manhattan :iSoS Isl
Indian Queen lWCs
MOdoc :SIls ~. zoos ~
Coso Con l90s I5c, 1905 l6.
New Coso SIS rs. 6uUs bio, 4ics 25s, les
Golden Chariot l5Os IA
roorman Los (. lJoos zoe. 1882
Baltimore lois -
silver Hill Sos s. SOS 81:
Challenge JOS 4, Sos 81
Rock Island lV0s y, 3o,s rs, loos IL, ZOOS
WCodvilie 3cs III
i Aats S Washington 81 Ices
KOssuth IOl's
Tahoe zoos Is, aat's =
Andes 5oS2
Leviathan lSGs I
Prospect 1855 IL
Morning Star a0s ), 3Ols 5 $50, Ices 81
Trojan ISIS -
North Con Virginia zoos IA
Overman zoos 19l 1855 .Si:
Con Virginia 1855 52s4 SOS so1s, SOS 52ts DO
Exchequer 5s IL.
t;ould and Curry los Ia
California Ass 81
Gale JOnia l30s g Ns Us
Alpha POS Al 6os 4I5s, lGls II SD, ives ia,
zoos AZ $50
Hale and NOrcross 6Sos1I, 2Ss MS, loos
ii 500
Union Con 4os l3;, 1858 Isl
Savage COOS IS, laO> 1873
Mexican ;sOs 3is4, los sl7s, 205s 81 :. l60s 3i
yellow Jacket 25GS n
Julia Sos ~
C'hollar los 81
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26

THE Itch, which is o protean disease. and nn'
doubtediy of animalcular origin. can only &c
e1iectually snd pernsnently cured by sulphur
6LkSs's SULPHUR Soar presents the remedy in
its most agreeable anu effective shape. sold
everywhere. kP13N
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26

LYoSs kATHAIEoS makes beautiful. glossy,
luxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test OF ~ YEAR, IL
charIningly perfuned. and has ne rival.
lny21eod-%fs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26

For treating Indians to whisky, man
was fined 800 by Justice Witherell yes
terday. He pleaded guilty. but asserted
ignorance of the law and no intention to
BARN any one. In default of payment
of the fine he goes to Jail for fifty days.
He says he is recently from the East,
and never saw an Indian before his
arrival in Reno last week.
THE Virginia Puriln Club have issued
some beautifully printed invitations to
their Second Annual Grand Dress Ball,
to take place at Cooper's New Hall ID
Virginia on Wednesday evening, Oct.
IL, 1876. Doubtless it will be very
select and elegant affair. We acknowl-
edge the receipt Of q complimentary
ticket to the ball.
AssEssMENTs.-Ana assessment Of 81 SO
per share has been levied by the Bullion
Mining Company, delinquent October
%. An assessment has also been levied
by the Exchequer Mining Company of
$12 SO per share of the old shares of the
company, and 81 on the new shares, de-
linquent on the 25th of October next.
FROM the Centennial Exhibition We
notice the return to Carson of Mr.. Chas.
E. Laughton and family. For the Cen
tenDial, Messrs. Bender, Haynie. Nc
Connel. and Schooling, departed last
evening from Carson. They expect to
return by the first week in November
in time to vote at the general election.
The Democratic Convention of Storey
county yesterday nominated tn mas E.
Kelly for Sheriff, John P. Mcfarland for
Clerk, and J. w. Sheridan for Assessor.
At this stage Of the proceedings the Con-
vention adjourned until 10 A. N. to-day.
That hunting party, consisting of
Miles Wing. II. p. Phillips Il Co., have
been heard from. They are in the
Sierra, having good time. and have
shot fourteen deer.
A DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-1he Demo
Gratis of Ormsby county propose to have
Il grand rally at the Theater tonight.
Several prominent speakers will address
the meeting.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-26

HaGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and re-
stores the compilations; removes freckies. tsn
and sallowness: makes the skin soft. " nite and
delicate. Its apple alton cannot be detected.
my2lcod-wfs-ly
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

| SAN FHAscIsco. May 5-l:30 r. NJ
The Chronicle this morning. referring to
the testimony Of Pay Inspector Fulton
before the Spalding C~ourt-martial, says:
"In these days Of fearful scandals and
marvellous Developments Of all sorts Of
Official badness. We have CHANGED TO
meet with 10 more damaging testimony
than this. against any public Official:
The question naturally occurs. who runs
the Unitsi States Navy Department;
what has u Senator to do with tho as-
signn.nt OF officers to duty; and what
business has he to interfere with naval
officers in the discharge Of their official
duties, aud in the employment Of their
as,istantsr It is just here that our
whole public service is dsbauched and
i~smonLizsd. This man Pinney was n
thief and a swindler. yo. he was placed
in a responsible position by Senator
Sargent and retained in that position by
the same powerful influence until he had
bageed all the spells he cared for, or had
stolen NIL he thought he could get away
with. and then lie ficd. Pinuey's sups.
rior, Pay Inspector spaldine, did not
feel responsible for his acts, and in fact
was mos, likely afraid to interfere with
his operations IL he knew Of thom, lest
by 50 doing hs should offend Senator
Sargent and lie suddenly ordered away
to some less desirable position fcr'duiy.
Evidently this naval officer feared sar-
gent more than the laws OF the United
States. the regulations Of the Navy Do.
partmsnt or the orders Of his proper
superiois; AMI it was but natural. under
the circumstances, that no should thus
fear Sargent. for, rs the testimony al.
iucej yesterday shows. Sargent was a
power behind the Department greater
than the Department ITSELF"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

During the past two days the rich
streak Of ore found in the north drift Of
the Glasgow mine. spoken Of heretofore
in the Nxvs reports. has widened out
until il is assuming proportions that
warrant the belief that q lne. paying
body Of ore has been encountered. The
discovery Of the ore was first made at n
point near the south liu-. since which
time 1t has been penetrated by the drift
a distance OF twenty feet. The drift
follows tho foot.wall. which Ia smooth
and we'll defined. while the ore is
il abruptly widening out. being to all
appearances but the commencement Of u
big bulge In the ledge. The ore is OF
the same general character rs that OF the
Imperial AMI Consolidated Virginia
mines. much Of il being rich In sui.
phurets. The Indications are that the
drift has cut the top Of a great wedge
shaped body. the extent OF which can
only be determined by actual develop
ment. II il the intention TO also start a
Wine downward GU the ore body as soon
a. sufficient room is eScavated for 50
doing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
LIVER AND BLOOD DISEASES.

fpv n v purrr- ~. Author OF sThs
People, c-onnon.ssnss Medical Advissr.l
A healthy liver .ecrstoa esoh dsy about
two and a half pounds Of lille. which
contains a great amount Of vssts made
rial tarsn from ths blood. When the
liver hecomcs to,nid or ooneestsd. Il
fails ~ siim;pats tbis vast amount Of
na.;,n. srh.,an.s -h;,b therefore,. m.
n'.;n" :, Sa;."a n. hiooa and bs eon-
xas.J a.srv n.,t al the systsm.
w. Na,i. sana;Non ~ N. Mod
Ina, n; ...;,,no ana ,stsinine sseh
.-a 81 h.1 nound. az poisoni
W.. 49, !, ~o,t "A this poisou
,hroush other eb.nnels and orasns-ths
I;irsss limo. slin. ete.. but thess or
c.ns h,come oy,rts.,d IN performing
,L;s I,bor in addition 10 their natural
functions and cannot long Withstand
iSs pres.prs. but become ysr,ously dis
easel.
Tbs broin. which IL the great electrical
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
o 1T
The way d. which Jshnny Royal
Was InIured.

The Enterprise this morning contains
the following: .'Tho railroad men say
that little Johnny Royal, the boy who
had his les Gu, of day before yesterday,
was no, hurt while crossing tho track.
They say tina, he got upon a braks-bar
Of an engine that was being runi into the
round.houss to be turned. and thai he
maintained his position without being
seen by any Of the train men until the
engine ran down and back to the train,
when he fell or aud was hurt. as men,
toned yesterday"
These are. no Doubt. the facts In the
case, AZ the boy was seen by Mr.. y. NJ.
rhay.r. Superintendent Of the Julia
mine. clinging 10 the brake.bar just as
tho train commenced moving. Mr..
Thayer signaled the engineerto stop the
train. The engineers attention was nat.
urally attracted in the direction in
which his train was moving and for that
reason he did not observe ths signal.
IL IL n common practice among tho
boys in the neighborhood Of the round
house to ride In this way on the brake.
bars Of cars and engines. Another evil
habit IL INDUCED in by the boys in that
locality. 1t often happens that cars
loaded with wood and lumber arc
switched of ON a side-track. while the
engine goes into the rouni.house to be
reversed. While standing so the boys
crawl under tho train. aud thus
reach tho wooj.pils without being oh
served from the Julia mine. Each one
seize- u stick Of wood ami starts back.
II not uniIequontly happens that the
boys are still under the cars with their
booty when the engine returns and the
train Is ready tn start.
The only wonder is that none OF the
boys have been injured before. The
greatest care and vigilance Is exercised
by the railroad employees to keep the
youngsters out of reach Of harm. but 1t
Is impossible to watch them all the time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

AysyssNEsr.-A An assessment OF ten
cent. per share il levied by the South
Comstoek Mining Company. dslinqueu,
on the 9Th OF June nett. See official
notice ia our advertising columns to-day.
To CoSrIAcroHs.-Bids are called for
TO build a hall fof the Miners Union Al
Silver CITY. II IL TO be = frame build
inc. 3,,s0 feet ia size. See advertise
ment IN another column to-day.
Tux locomotive Tahoe was yesterday
disabled nj American Flat by having one
Of her cylinder heads knocked in. She
was sent to the railroad shop at Carson
City for repairs.
NOTHING new was brought out last
nivht at tho inquest into the circuis'
stances attending tho death OF Mrs. Ly'
man.
II. +. LEsrr, one Of the boss men In
the Reno Agricultural, Mining and
Mechanical Socisty. Was in town TO day
THIS is the Bsleher payday. The
miners in the employ Of this company
received go. 900 for last months work.
Tnr overmAn Company are now ros'
ularly shipping Ave a r.loads OF ore per
day TO the Vivian mill. Carson river.
BucxLEr's Variety Troupe expect 10
open in their new theater between tho
10th aud 18th Of the present month.
Tux Yellow Jacket Mining Company
Maid of yesterday. The amount dis
.bursed was SIC. 0OO.
PurLIr GuIsrSo and Mr.. Hong were
registered at tho Virginia City prison
this morning.
BrsHor WHITAKER returned from his
visit to the Eastern part OF the s'a'e
This morning.
IT IL safe to say that there will be NO
Belcher dividend declared this month.
woHx ON the new depot ON L street,
Virginia. is being pushsd ahead.
ONLY a few men are now working on
tbs new international Hotel.
Tux weather sharp Of the Ehserpr'se
predicts q rAin-storm o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

Hill will make their second appearance.
II il not often that our people have an
| opportunity Of ~patroniNng so worthy
and able a company. The performers
have real merit. Among the name
maj be noted those 81 Mr.. Oliver
Trevillian and Mr.. Thomas Adair-both
artists in their way. The other gentle
men who compose tho troupe arc said
To- b. equally good in their specinltio3.
The testers Of the company are full OF
nsw AMI side splitting jokes. Every.
thing presented will be new and inter-
esting. II will be rememl e;ed that the
first entertainment by the Minstrels was
generously given in aid II the Gold Hill
public schools. Since then the boys
have procured expensive costumes and
all the necessary parsphrenalia from
New York ut great cost. and the scenes
To- be presented have been prepared with
the utmost care. We bespeak for the
Gold Hill Amateur Minstrels tho liberal
patronage which they deserve.
Tux vEsEY Horss.-Unier the ell
ci-nt and popular Propristorship Of A
ID. Bullsrd. we'll known as one OF the
best and most experienced landlords in
this section. the vesey House flourishes
high IN popular es'niaioh; be'ns ,no
leading and only irst class ho,ei III
Gold Hill, 1t enjoys a hrst class patron
age anil Is better and better appreciated.
The table Is nneNceptionable and the
rooms. as well MS everything about the
establishment, cannot 10 eieehea ,u 'he
way OF cleanliness, neatness n home
like comfort. Bullard certainly does
seem to know how to keep n motel.
O,y ,ur Tn,cx.-We regret 10 nm.
nouues that Mr.. El. v~errill. the gentle
manly and accommodating conductor OF
the evening passenger train Of the vir-
ginia and Truckss Railroad, is confined
70 nus room ny a sc'sIe su' sr ~
oaeA oi 'ne nanu' cnuse" " WV euAP
suseoia snau AZ s'''S,nS hahuN M
nan0nhs oaggase' ~ P'aoe, u',t"s
ms u'saointy. Is o.ihs so'y ni'eu w
conductor al. fo'ie'',w whose ptonhP,-
ness ana waiehiu. IN ON!
el"s'ed ny 'ha' " 'e''"i hini'e"'
a hkr'hh ir"" 'an rfahe'S'o s'
urssseu 10 the Nh"s ays ihs'c ms
zen fspo'. pa,n' ". nm ~ 'I +, r np NAM
~ sIco,n wa. shot Lad in , v,mblipv
hon.s in All. STATE. N Won have nny
knowl,lce Of The affair please send us a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

J. b. Marshal. at the Gold Hill Post
the san francisco and sseransnto daily
paper-. All the iAtest Eastern ~periodieals,
magazines. etc.. received as soon ~ published,
and delivered In any part OF town. Blank
books and stationery In great variety. blank
books Of even description made 70 order ~
aud . hne Assortment Of Jewelry; repairing 10
that line neatly and well done. Alarye stoek
of toys AMI fancy goods. Nee regular sdvsr'
tipemelt In another column. lefe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05

YouSe Il Co. are fixing up their drug
store in fine style. They ars constantly
adding to their already large stock Of
drugs and medicines.
A DIVIDEND Of SO per share has been
declared by the Consolidated Virgins
Mining Company. payable next Thurs
day.
On. VAN ZASpr has resigned his posi-.
ton n County Physician.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-05
n,.i..,. Answer % Riddle.

BlAine'a Answer 70 hiuuie.
wlsurxoroy, May 5.-Blaine replies
to Riddle thus:
wAsHISoros, May 3.
Dear Sir: I am totally surprised by
the tone Of your note, touching Mr..
Knowlton. 1 was especially careful to
make no reference to him that could. In
my judgment. offend the most sensitive
feeling. You cannot but be aware that
Knowlton's name has been used for
some years past. and with vindictivs
force and frequency this Winter,
to injurc me. The testimony
reported as coming from him.
but which you know he never gave, has
been copied aud quoted in all directions,
and I had to choose between disproving
Il and tacitly admitting 1t with all its
damaging implications. But no one
save yourself can see in my reference to
Hnowlton's namo the slightest dis.
respect 70 his memory. On the con-
trary. II relieves him from the author
ship Of unioundsd calumny. II. how
ever. you judge IL to be wise or prudent
or expedient to seek o personal
controversy with inc over Knowlton's
gravs, | shall greatly regret II. and i
think in the end you will resrut 1t still
more. Nor can i believe that, ON cool
reflection, you will permit yourself to do
anything So u~ncallrd-for and In all re-
sPset. so extraordinary
Very respectfully, il. BLANK.
sssthern ConSeutions.
NEw ioIK. May 5.-The Maryland
Republican Convention to-day instructed
il, delegates to vote for Blaine as long m
there is u reasonable hope Of his noini-
nation.
The South Carolina Democratic Coh-
yention sen, an unpledged delegation.
.-..-..s,,x. .r us. K..... state
areeubask Convention.
TorrKl. May 5.-In the State Green
! back Convention to-day twelve counties
were represented by thirty-hys delegates.
Judge Beal was chosen President, aud
| delegates were elected TO the ~lndianapo-
lis Convention on the 18th instant. A
Stu,e Executive Committee was appoint.
ed. aud they decided to organic. Coun.
ty and Township Clubs. An effort was
made 10 bring the convention over to
the Democratic party, but did not sue.
cecil.
4. No. Loui. whisky Cases.
ST.. LouIs. May 5.-It was arranged
to-day that all the whisky cases now
pending III the Circuit Court should be
reunited to the District Court, n all
be disposed OF at the same time.
A Hs.,y MN Failure In massaehu.
ses's.
srRINofIELp, Mass'' May D. Tho
heaviest niili faiinr" hat western Nassa'
ehusel's ha yet seen Is tha' OF ii'nf!
Arnold 'o.' OF tho norm AaamS PRINT
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