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Iotas... .............. ,36iO 0 50, SCI, coo
Receipts to-day, 100000.
The amount OF national bank notes issued during the
present month is 81, $40, $40 making IL necessary 10
retire under the law United States amount
OF Sl,O6 2o2. rho Secretary has deto ned not to
sell goiu thus month, has heretofore been done 10
meet this Inability, but 10 retire the United states
Is ample tor that purpose.
be following Is the Official statement OF United
Ststes currency outstanding:-Oid demand notes,
$63 1872 50 legal tender notes, $780, year
notes OF 1868, $55,2i5; two year notes Of 1868,
$l6200 two year coupon Of 1863 $23 95O; COM
pound interest notes. S293 $50; fractional currency
$lS,1o6.642 ~. Total, s376, l54 81 u.
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81, 6sl, o25 SO, 1872. 500

tn reserve SOL 100 100 s5so27 500 Dec. S. lol 500
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The sales OF inning shares in New York, as OF
sialIy Ieported. werc.-
SECOND BoARD-l:3O P. NJ.
TREASURY AFFAIRS.
A Washington despatch says

The Treasury now holds $33. $40 $50 in bonds to 60
national bank circulation EOS 600 to secure
pubic deposits United states bonds deposited tor CIR
culat ON during the week ending to-day, $O9s 100:
Unued States bonus, he'd Tor circulation wilhdr nwn
daring the week ending to-day $92S 0U0 Nation bank
circulation ouis andingCurreucy notes. $3i5 SOL 94o
gold notes. 49, TO Internal revenue receipts Tor
to-day, $40 OI9 o. customs receipts, xJ32 9O7 81.
Following were the receipts OF national hank notcs
for redemption Tor the week ending "a. day. as com
pared with the cores ondng week Of last year: -
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81 81 oid oesc ii s'xso; seller yssr ole bid S2c
quote 4 81 S ss a,a ss
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cases 3s & nap,s1 &C. s. for orIapary re-
pessa po"yTnrses @oos sop nr@ as
iGc Isc State and Western good to prime i5e e
ID, dry 3D. ise w soe CHICKENS .pn Ter
pG,s dsy picked Use d. zoe svl: Jersey prime
@ Sdsh as M sSd pr%
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GEESE "s jersey and Mnryan n.s &C.
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1 boxes beef 10 .ieces 10 vbs and ssss 'Is FORK y,
S sr ti :. III
81 Z 81 a ssss ssa ioo9 Ss =. ga for October
Sale. 5000 ss. SIeh "a bellies. i
fresh smoking bellies AT &C.; 90 fresh shoulders
re- and 500 smoked nans light, a. iS &C. cd nn,
III r onsse s ST. 10, y eyTa
besea hogs we're Unchanged o e%a ssa
cludIng pgs Lard was without recorded chanre The
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i'd IS asked oe,eee cnysrs' sption s. % ear - IS
20 os for Sovs@oer SIS ST. Tor Decenscr IS s Is @
we're $50 siercss cy a. Sc and 100 co wesSe s" a.
go cuSnen a. 80 Is ami Zoo ao we're r
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Full cream an led ~, Ie anu %" s =. -.
sSs -Esselpts So sares iscspIs for tho week.
quote Long Isan New Jersey and nearly BE 2ss
~as held Sy and s'' sh. @.na @
quite eri's; Forssn steady We quote -c.lSl,ns
6ssc Louisiana good 10 prime. new. Ss:c dc:
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$1,000 n G 6's. o. J&J..
10000 La rs Q. .b3
1000 do mum.
lOOU Oh, X ZAP 6's,I7
5000 Lehiyh 4 WBc.
1000 Mich South ID. b..
5000 Han e. Mo LIST
2OOD North Mo LIST M.
1000 Pac Il OF Mo, LIST
5000 U Pacific : I. 49,.
10 shs N Y GAS Go. be
100 Del h u Can Co.bc
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lD Ohio 4 Miss. be BIS
FORE CALI-I2:3D P. NJ

$1,000 6's reg 81 1uoh $1,000 us SIS sl SO lO7,I
265OO SIS. ST.. 1lOss 10000 do ....... lO7i:
900 do il0,a 1000 SIS, c. 81 .b3 lOi 4
$1,000 US3-2O r.65 MSS 1854 3OOO .,.,.. 1917:
10000 So Doc n 1867 5000 AS small a. i0i Z
$1,000 ) 10 40 as 1851 2OOCO 5 cur 6's inlA
10000 5 AIS reg, 9l 1867
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Current prices OF spot cotton tduOtatc5
cassnc and cotton in stor,
running quality tn n haif Grade Above ar
,..x thou saa nfedi.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

ANOTHER TAIllNos DRYER.
a Rene Mna GENES ia win u
Machine which u Expected To
Do Good Work.

There Is being constructed al the Gold
Hill Foundry q machine for drying .iimes
and tailings. Tho machine Ia tho inven-
ton Of y. W. Kimble u Reno. II Is
cylindrical In form and 10 about twelve
feet long and has q shaft passing through
IL from one end 10 the other. On this
shaft Is secured . series Of blades which
are adjustable and are set spirAlly around
the shaft. At the small end Of tho cylinder
. hopper Is set 80 a. 10 feed In the vet tail
ings. The shaft IL male 10 rcvolve by .
wire rops and the material IL conveyed
from ono end TO the other OF the cylinders.
Three Of these cylinders are 10 b. placed
side by eide In q furnace 90 con-
structed that the flames and heat will
pass all around each % them. aud a. the
material Il constantly stirred while passing
through the cylinder. IL will be exposed 10
the heat very thoroughly. aud by the time
IL reaches the opening at the opposite end
Of the cylinder ID will De thoroughly dried.
On the top aide Of the large cylinder there
IL an opening 10 which q pipe 10 attached
leading IN an exhaust fan, and any Tunes
Of quicksilver which may be given out will
10 exhausted by this into q condenser. II
10 anticipated that this machine will give
splendid results. ~ II not only dries the
siimes and tailings, but will also SEPARATE
and catch what quicksilver remains in the
tailings. Mr.. Ira Parke IL s"ing tn give
these machines . trial on some Of M. all.
ings at the Railroad mill. The wVrk Of
constructing this dryer has been nnder the
careful supervision Of ]. u. Piic lord. who
directs ali mechanical operations at George
Emmet's Gold Hill foundry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

STOCKHOLDERS MErriso.-Ths annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Ken
tuck Mining Company will be held on the
2sth Of tho present month, at the Office OF
the company. In San Francisco. for the
ELECTION u officers. and the Transaction OF
such other business a. may come before
the meeting. See Official notice In u
advertising columns to-day.
Coz. VIRGINIA CLKAs.ur.-The Consoli-
dated Virginia will make her inal clean
up for the fiscal month tomorrow. and
the bullion will be sent below tomorrow
night. California will make her iirst ship-
ment for the present month ct the pame
time. The last named mine 10 expected 70
make = good starter.
PHox WEST VIRGINIA. William N.
Carr. = nephew Of His Honor. Judge Z. c.
Cook. recently arrived in Gold Hill with
the intention VI mailing his home in this
place. Mr.. Carr csmes from West Viz
riniA. Altar making himself familiar with
the statutes Of u Stats be expects 10 en-
her the legal profession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

YER half dollars came In, 70 sened them
to the mint TO DO coined over again
and raised TO the exact standard OF half
the silver dollar In weight. They arc now
. little degraded. and this would make the
coinage uniform. He would then limit
the legal tender qualities OF subsidi.
airy coin from quarters down TO
one dollar. He says there 10 great ignor-
ance on the capacities OF the mlnts. They
cannot, according 10 Linderman's recent
statement, turn out moro than thirty
million dollars annually. and at that
rate II would require from ivc 10
ten years to place In circulation
Is much silver dollar coinage -
the country requires. There could not
possibly be IN overflow Of silver dollars,
as some people have predicted. He also
predicted that when the bill became
. law. and the country saw that ruin
did not follow 20 . consequence, the hard
money men would be pitching around for
explanations Of the reason.
Americas Iadiaas Killed By Mex
leans.
GALVESTON. Texas. Nov. "a San An
tonic special says Information IL received
there tia, on the 18th OF October . party
Of Me1icans, 81 In number. under com.
mand Of Don Narcisoo Ansgo. OF Ban
Carlos. Mexico. had . battle In Tear. near
the Guadalupe Mountains. with . party Of
Indians who had been ~dspredatlng 10
Mexico near chihuahua, killing SIX bucks,
aud capturing six squaws and 68 head Of
stock stolen from the people living near
San Diego. In Mexico. Those Indians
were from Fort Stanton reservation In
New Mexico. on the American side Of tho
Rio GrAnde. The Indians killed were
provided with reservation blankets and
other articles from the United States Gov.
eminent.
The Psnnsylvania E~ieeties.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. g. Returns 10
midnight. nearly complete from every
In the STATE. with the oficial vote
Of thirteen counties, show . majority Of
$500 for Noyes (Dem.) over Hart (Rsp.)
for State Treasurer. Col. Wilson, chair
man Of the Republican Ststs Central Com
concedes the election Of the Demo.
cratic ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
Satisfaction.

Yesterday liens against the Prospect
Gold and Silver Mining Company were sat
isfied As follows: h. II. CArrick. $iG0 70;
Henry Branch. s362; George Tucker.
s2e5 so; Joseph Bushby. $39i Antonio
vivils. Sits 50; Frank Williams. s236 /;
Iris Cummins. i5i James Hart. $456 /:
David samuels. $3.50 50; D. Greenwood.
$s7 so; william EAs-ie. $50; Pedro ].
Simss. sico 50 David Lowery. $iii IS.
Mr.. carriek's lien was filed Nay 70. and
the others Nay -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

The SARsYIELD MEpAL--JAck 0'Brisn
10 . good msrksman and belongs to the
sasfeld Guard. At the monthly shoot
Ing Of the company last Sunday he won
the company medal. making II points,
his score standing 20 points at the 400
yard and n points at the 50O-yard range.
Jack 10 proud Of his medal. and wears IL
worthily.
ABOUT TrnE.-A miner walking by the
Gold Hill Methodist Church last night
locked up at the incipient bell tower. and
after giving Il Q thorough inspection. said:
81 should think IL was about time they
had tho tagging on that set OF tmbers.'
His opinion was Endorsed by his compan.
ions.
MonE OF Ira ~wagon.load Of bonanza
bullion Must about all four good horses
could haui-was taken through Gold Hill
this morning. II was from some Of the
lower mills. the greater part being turned
out BY the Rhode Island. which ID the
largest mill In Gold canyon.
GETTING sKRvicE.-A letter addressed
to Robert Apple. Cairo, Egypt. was seen
at the County Clerks Office last wednss-
day. Mr.. Apple 10 defendant In two casss
brought by the Segregated Belcher Min.
ing Company, and the papers have to be
served upon him by mail.
Cans ron SLrnEs.-At the Gold Hill
Foundry two iron ears for carrying slimes
nave lust been finished for tho Omega
mill. They are 70 be hauled by . horse.
and will hold ono ton OF slime. One OF
the cars was taken to the mill to-day.
IT was reported In Virginia to-day that
Colonel Fair had examined the Ophir
'.strike' twice during the past t%wenty.four
hours and had expressed himself well
pleased with the prospects.
JosrrH FrRRArI. the man whose thigh
was broken on the Gsigor grade . couple
Of months ago by Q runaway team. is o
up again and able TO work OF his ranch at
Hashoo.
OK the last pay day the employees OF the
Justice mino contributed s525 for tho re-
lief Of Trewalia. the miner who was eayed
upon while at work In tho Justice last
month.
NIKE McdowAS was yesterday morning
sentenced to pay . fine Of $2ii or TO l22
days In the county Jail. for disturbing the
peace.
DURING the past two or three days the
snow has disappeared somewhat from the
mountain peaks about Como.
COUNTY REcoRpER NicuoL reports that
Yesterday and the day before thirteen small
mortgages were satisfied.
OK the 50, 9i2.2 400 50 in silver produced
BY the California mine In 1876 there was .
discount Of $685.. 500.
NEARLY svery man In Gold Hill Is ready
to swear that be L@s~ Ophir was bound to
ind = body Of ore.
Tar Crown Point mine 10 yielding fifty
tons Of ore per day. which Is being millcd
ct the Mexican.
G. II. VAN GoRDkR Is lying In sacra-
mento dangerously sick with enlargement
Of the liver.
G. c. PowsiSo, editer and proprietor Of
tho Reno J0m,asi. was on tho Comstock
Last night.
NEW boards are being put down on the
railroad crossing on Main street. Gold
Hill.
THE County Commissioners will hold q
meeting Tomorrow.
MINING experts are beginning 10 lock to
the Comstock.
aovEnsox BRADLEY 10 now out At Tusca-
rora.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

ooctety OF racine CoAst fione0ts N
at their hall on u street, Virginia. last
evening. President ryrrell in tho chair.
NEW
The application Of J. L. M~oulthrop Of
Virginia City to become . member OF the
Society being reported favorably upon BY
the proper committee. the ballot was
passed and resulted in his election.
REPoRrs.
Secretary storsr and Treasurer Edwards
presented their quarterly reports, which
we're received and ordered PLACED on die.
The Committee on Entertainment 70
ported in favor Of . fair and dance. but
thought best that 10 should DO deferred un-
ti some Of tho fairs and balls now pending
we're past and out Of the way. when the
Old BOYS turn could come In TO better Nd
vantage. Meanwhile the assistance Of The
ladies' might b. secured In the matter. A
Christmas turkey shooting match was also
talked Of.
AN iSrLrx on OLD com.
Librarian Baker reported tho following
donations Of coins. etc.. for tho Cabinet.
- having been received since the last
regular meeting
by Jake white-A couple Of tickets Of
the Union Ferry Company Of Brooklyn.
New York. good for foot passengers.
These tickets are about the size Of postage
stamps. and were pasted ON . slip OF paper
labeled mike McCluskey's Change"
Mike Was formerly . well-known resident
= nalt mn anl vix,ini. suI 4. uow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
buckley wias.

1t will DO remembered that +. Buckley
was recently arrested on complaint Of the
town Of Gold Hill and charged with mis-
demeanor. His alleged offense was OBJ
strueting Cemetery avenue. Buckley in
terpossd the plea that be had held peace
able possession OF the ground for more
than i've years, and that consequently no
WAS the rishtful owner thereof. The case
MAS decided against him in Judge Cooks
Court, and an appeal taken to the District
Court. The trial came up before Judge
Rising yesterday and the defendant was &C.
quilted.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
css.a~ssr and nssssa.

Jewett 4 Hsskins, Of the Creedmoor
and Boston target shooting gallery. re-
esived an invoice Of $1,000 cartridges this
morning. and are eager TO welcome their
narksmen friends. Their range. which IL
the longest in the county. 10 In the rear Of
the paint shop under the Capitol lodging
house. Their guns are always In fne or
der. Drop in aud see how often you can
hit the bulI's-sye.
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street. Quotations.
l.r rus a. AND p. ulsaa,ru ussi

San fRlScIsco. Nov. $3.50 ?. n.
Ophir, 81. 80. %. 2sS Is. "a. 26S .26s.
2Ga, 2Gh, 90. 26tA, 2Gs 26A.
Mexican. ~. us, Ia. In, II. ia
~. uS. i2., l2t, i2is.
Eneh.quer. 4 50. 4 10. 4 ~, 4 90, 81.
Bullion. O., ca. g., ca.
Ophir. 2G.. -. 2s., GS. ~, 2sa
27a. -. "a, 27a. "a. 27S.
Con. Virginia. n. 2Gh.
Union Con-. 7,7s.
Alta. III, nAs, ~. liz.
Hale 4 Norcross. ~, ~, ~, IA. IVA.
Alpha. H..
Ophir, AN.
Best a Belcher. 20. 1914. 49,.
California. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

RKPAIHISo. A large portion OF the
heisting machinery Of the New York mine
10 ct the Gold Hill Foundry for repairs.
The crank shaft is being turned on In the
large lathe. and the pinions are having
new brass sleeves put in them.
CAPTAIN AvEnI Of the Lake Tahoe
steamer Niagara Was in Gold Hill to-day.
He reports his boat high aud dry on the
beach. where she 10 being painted M put
in perfect order for next years operations
AssrssxESr.-An assessment Of twenty
i've cents per share Is lsvied by the Andes
silver Mining Company. delinquent on
the 18th Of December next Sss omeiAi
notice In our advertising eolumns t-
day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

ophir ia the great stock excitement Of
the day. and As can DO seen by reference to
our stock reports, it's way up. Everybody
wants ii. The ore strike at the i9O0-foot
level promises TO prove Of great value and
importance. The main drift east at that
level ran into IL al q distance Of 800 feet.
and about 800 feet north Of the California
line. Up to last night only low grade orc
hal been encountered. but IL 10 showing
constant improvement. with every pros
pect % developing into an extensive bon
I'M Of good pay ore. evidently . contin-
uation Of the California ore body.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

TuE personal effects, paintings.
books. bric.a-brae and other similar ar
ticles belonging to General John G.
Fremont were sold at auction In New
York on Tuesday aud Wednesday
Among the goods disposed Of were a sci
Of nine pieces Of Ssvrss porcelain. deco
rated in blue and gold. which had been
presented TO General Fremont by
Napoleon Ill, and q water. color sketch
and autograph letter from Baron Won
Humboldt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
LETTERS OF INQUIRY.
nee whs want % be Kept Psssed
Rsgardisg the Bosasss uinss-
Oss Of Them Ineiiued 70 0row,
without Cau>s.

Tho NEWS frequently receives lsttsrs
from people st . distance. iuquiring about
the condition and prospects Of the mines
Of the Comstock. and particularly Of late
regarding the BONANZA mines. We pub
iish the two following - specimens;
OAKLAND. Cal, Nov. 8. 1877.
EprroR GoLp HILL News: Thoss Of Us
Who have allowed our approximations TO be
lulled 10 sleep by the rose-colorsd repre-
sentatives OF the GOLD HILL NEWS. a. re-
spects the future Of the BONANZA mines. do
not Ind Q realization Of the ~prophesied
1.-TWO years or moro Of present dividends'
In the statement which has reached rs
through unusually aniAsatic a@d reliable
-so.rsss. that the monthly dividends Of said
mines will DO reduced after Dee. 81. 1877,
70 one dollar par share. Will you endsavor
70 ascertain tho facts, and let the stock
holders have the benefit Of your researches.
In your regular mining report Of next
week. Respectfully. ETC..
In reply 10 the above We think the writer
IL squsaling before he 10 hurt. II he don't
like GoLp HILL NEws information or the
present. aspect Of things. he can save him
self very easily nov by selling out forth.
with. When you're In doubt isad
trumps."
The other letter seems TO bs from .
good. honest. sensible inquirer hhr
truthful information. Here IL lis;
BErHLxurx, Pa. Oct. IL. 1877.
FINANCIAL EprroR doLp HILL NEws-
Dear Sir: Will you please faver me oy
stating the cause Of the recent decline In
California aud Consolidated Virginia min
ing stocks also, whether. In your opinion
these stocks will continue 10 pay dividends.
I have 30 little opportunity OF obtaining
authentic information regarding these
properties. In which I hold . few shares,
that I take the liberty Of requesting your
views - to their value. Your reply VIII
oblise. Yours, truly. w. q. i.
Our correspondent will please notice
that stocks f~uctuats. Even tho best OF
stocks always have and always will tiuc-
tuats. No one. not even Colonel Fair or
John Mackey. can tell TO . certainty how
long those wonderful 81 dividends will
continue. or how soon the big BONANZA may
:. peter out" the SAME ~ the great Crown
Point and Belcher BONANZA did. but there
10 nothing at present In either OF the
bonanza mines 70 justify any strong ap-
prshsnsion Of . cessation OF the regular
dividends for several months 10 coms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

AScorcHMAs being examined by his
minister. was asked. What kind OF Q
man was Adam" "0h. jist like ither
folks" The minister insisted on having
q more special description Of the first
man. and pressed for more explanation.
'.wssl," said the caichumsn. "hs Was
Just like Joe Simpson. the horse
copper" "How So" asked the min.
lister. "wssl. naebody got onythiug by
him. and money lost"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

A PARisIIS recently fshsd . man out
Of the water. and . quarter Of an hour
later found the same man hanging to .
tree. An officer asked him why he did
net interfere to prevent the suicidef
"Simply." he answered. "becauss l
presumed that he had hung himself up
TO dry"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
srOcR RErOEr.
san Yransises Beard.
LHrrxtxe.

san FRANCHISES Board.
lat EVENING.
zoo Meadow Valley. xe
~ Rsymold 4 By. 81
IS Eurvha coa.. Ns.S
sso Jackson as.a0
500 Alp. IN
30 Phsnix. Tsc
$50 ltye Patch. IS. .
800 ri Dorado south. NIX
5ss Leopard. 4. nc
loo 0tls. ~
20 Northern Belle, isS. iss. i5x sio
100 Has o.. SOC
Ss De Frees. IN. I Is. I %. IN
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100 silver hili. . 10. .. aU
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

Lsox's KATuAnoH nakss bsssfiful. sicssy,
luxurant hair; prevents ~ Milling oat o. turn.
fnr any. 10 kas stood The tsst 81 forty ysuL
u chsrntngly psfumsd, md haa 70 rfvb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09

A LONDON tailor has this sign In his
window: "No American orders taken
without . deposit" Above . bar In
Chicago may b read: "Ns trust for
Esglish noblsmsa."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
MEETING Of THE PIONEERS.

Regular ssmi.Ms ashiy msssing-
New Msmbsrs Eieetsd-Pissty
OF Ancient Cotns Received -
Donatisas % the Cabinst-Mis-
eeiiaaeous Busiuess.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-09
Msa~tary.

NEW YORK. Nov. Ill A. n.
Gold. closed at2i.
Currency. 97h COS.
Trades, yGeG9I.
Silver, t6tJh.