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ROCKS, STATIONERY, &c.
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NO. So KING STREET

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Osmpaner Thai. by Jean Paul Friedrich
Richter; Sl.25. =.
Paul Richter; vols.i $40
The Cardinals Daughter, by the author ai
The Household of Bouverie;" SID.
Mignon, by Mrs. Forreater; $3.50;
American Explorers, by Thomas Wentworth
Higeinson ST Co.
Nora's Love Test by tho author Of Old Myd-
Tales from Shakespeare, Half.aour Series by
Charles and Mary Lamb, Tragedies DC do.
Comedies 25c.
When the Ship Comes Home, Hall-Hour So.
ries; 26c; Thompson Hall, d0 ~ c,,n,,uo, q
B. D. c. L., Commander Royal Navy.
New books daily. ,,
ELOUR SACKS, four sizes, pdin, much be-
r. low manufacturers published prices. Sacks
printed to order on short notice.
JOHN Ii. PARKOTT.
DIAPER BAGS from lb to IL lbs inclusive,
L always in store. special rates to those who
buy in large quantities. o,,,
WRAPPING .PAPER-Nos. l and Ma
w nils, Bogus Manila and Straw Paper,
my S'A' u "'s JOHN H. PAKROTT.
DLOCK MEMORANDUM BOOKS. some.
d thing now and convenient, go arranged that
each leaf can be taken out without injury when
used. Zap III JOHN d. PAkkOII.
JOHN II. PARROTT,
No. 81 KING STREET,
(Aboye Lee street,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
DEALER IN
BLANK BOOKS
Writing and Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, Inks,
Mucilage States and Slate Pencils, Load
Pencils, Rubber Bands and Eras.
ing Rubber, in short Sta
tionery generally, and
Sheet Music.
Also Paper Bags, Flour Sacks, Shipping Tags,
&C., Sc.
January l. 1877.
n. B.-"Rathcr far down town. some say
but still I am six miles this side OF Wash!n gton
city. "Nuf ced.' Jan
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rT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAIL
lied as the legal executors Of the estate Of
ROBERT HODGK1N, deceased, all psrtles
having claims against said estate arc hereby no.
tilted to present them for payment or they may
0'1~' T. D. HODGKIN, 1882 9Th ST.,
Washington, u. Z.
J,B.HODGKIN, 1876 N .How.st.,
Baltimore, Maryland
sno-w2w Executors of will.
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the transportation OF freight and passengers,
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ELOUK SACKS, four sizes, pldin, much be-
II low manufacturers published prices. Sacks
printed TO order on short notice. ,
JOHN Ii. PARkOTT.
, 1877-03-11
BOARDING ANN 1oDC1N1:.

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| NEVADA HOTEL. 1As AMI, 1.o 1r.p,en
S. So and 81 pcr wcek: tran.frnfa & e. Eer
| OF, CLAII; HOIJsR- IN STATFs -opp0s777,
Palmer {ouse-Good rooms ~ 81 ami 81 ner yaat :.
With or wfthnuf hnarS ~ ~ ~ N'"ao <s pe1 WEEK.
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DART1ES DESIRING BOARD IN THE COUNTRY
f:FoRGp XII E4St a. pifson " ~ el1sl tn Al
eso. o1A.t.1s1. -.t S.s.oe. 1--we 1onA.y,, II
GUNNER HOME FOR AN UEEXCEPTIONABLE
, 1877-03-11
MEDICAL.

MRS: SAREySON, II. D.. GRADUATE OF
Wl Hahnemann Medical College, perfosms some re-
markAbe cures In female diseases and scarlet tovef-
%Onice Ee West 1ndIaaA-s:~ uunyz 70 p R.-~-t4.
ri RS: C. THOMAS, M- p.,.TREATa ALL FEAAIE
I1 aud chitdrcn's di1ease4. b SoaSS 0xesnW~ ~
tween A0axue Aod AktIts0a.
, 1877-03-11
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

| HORSES AND CARRIAGES.
TOR sAIE-A FINE ToUNo FAMILY or Bgs1.
a3f &osEk az 81 es!S ''' s'n o' on
sazsA 4eS T :< SR s,6 AfsSS
Es Faa5ns cs5 3 Road
For sALE-THE BEST RoAD-R1G M THE c1TG,
he'fs n 0f as
good :. new; medium siei brown mare. years Old.
:sss E &
as the owner going Europe Call 1t IDS
{ csts5 .5s : Ss9;a oE
Fo. sALE.GHEAP, 0YE ALMOST NEW PHAE-
aeS
EoR sALE-AS ExpHFse p;c: ss1;a - ssas.-3,
from CoaEt House. IS stas:st ''1s' aoa os ~ "heS
FOE Eass.! sALE-yERY LoW1sEVRRAL GOOD YOUNG
s Is aE ss Its single harness. and two top bug
FoRs s:'Al;s- sALE-oyE, ! e, PAIR HEAvY WORK HORSES
ysqo o 20 e1n5s sG = e5heF
each each hoEse; h*o lumber wsGons ses double har
Goo@ t3o pssas ae sa g
Tor sALE-sQUARE:BoX LENTITEK-T0P D0G-
warehouse northwest corner Unioa and cslro.sts ''''
EoF sALE-CHEAP-NEW AND SECONDHAND
'sR Rdsss f0'a
L1oR sALE-AT 4 GREAT BARGAIN, BRaE-EEW
and top buggy address at 263 Forquerst.
HORSES FOR ALE--FoUEF FIRsT- CLASS HORSES
as aeea nsS
T WILL CLOSE our At COST ALI. NY CAR
as sHe s from
T WILL GIVE An ACCEPTED ORDER FOR Fur.
1 nltule for good ltsnt e3rIGss O. delivery wagon.
1e1S Ta2& asa : A6AF F5 3
rond hrf rte.1 ~ IAN addrs.s T.ih;1e
= yaNr ~ f1,y ;rIVo T.Ps1 T.coSs : -,
I'm tsel: sesse i! ~ w.: $ Ez!sSss
5aaI M TSad eofn
IN exchange f9r seod heise or cheaper 6asles and
~, 1To =, To,n ~ W,:o9 ;i FGR SALE -7So777Pe A.
= ": Is siass:ss: L--sN4---- o-. s H-
sEcofnASD fao IA ed ELY oSE 1s
Mes. Esks:st: ~~NNNMNM[ w c. 10y . :. :.
= s
dessaptoa. Z 4. T.. eaSe eaTrier i. station !: - ~
WAASSTEDD.1aAa "A COOP ngsISEss HORSE n Ex.
q 7a 49, yTs51s :. ~. 66oi3 - isaGSi;gaSl W i'm zFV7
e1 B7 csses ePa
sooa
st., I Ioem j. 'su @'As'sn'' IL '@"1 80 A''A n'u''
-773I7I7v1 11o73eC 7VFVc77 ;7-cTE017,,
W TN Of sneetetron Work % 81 = Tribune once VI
-nnooIIrnI u.P,rrec ~ .7-o~ eiI.T-
w ed extension tor carriage, In good ordcr, for
which VIM trade farming mud, clear and perfect
14e- - y ss 1..oane omse - ,z7za
w soQ-A horse and phaeton; perfect security and
reasonable price. Address n 81, tribune oficc.
"ANTED-THREE or FOUR GOOD HORSES;
Missouri lind and cash National Lightning -f:od Co.
aus west ~ l.aaaolpn.se.. city ----
VTTANTED-TWO TEAM HORSES. CHEAP FOR
w cash; mares preferred: not Iess than zoo; no
cr1pplcs. Apply to r W. r.. 18o East Washington
ST. Room g. -
w AETED-A PAIR OF MILES: MUST BE FIRST
w class. low-built, and weigh .sn Apply ut
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16
DEEP TALKING.
The Telephone In sueeeafhi 0rser.
alton at the Consolidated vir-
gtuia Miae-A C~snpiets Success.

Tho telephone was placed In successful
operation at the Consolidated Virginia
mine yesterday. Conversation was easily
held between Hugh Lamb, Foreman. and
Colonel Fair. Superintendent. the former
on the 1850 level Of the mine, and the
latter sitting in his private Office.
This morning a NEws reporter called at
the Office Of the Consolidated Virginia
mine and Was introduced TO the new
instrument. Mr.. Hubbard. agent Of
the Bell Telephone Company. was
on top and informed Mr.. Patton
and Mr.. vandenberg. who were down In
the mine, that q reporter WAS present and
would give them some news. After the
usual sAlutations Of the day, Mr.. Patton
asked:
"How's the market today"
Soon. Virginia Is t~wenty-one." replied
tho reporter.
''The hell IL isi' calculated Mr.. Patton.
whose voice was easily distinguished.
Mr.. Patton-whAt's Ophirr
Rsporter-Closed at twenty-eight and .
quarter.
Mr.. Patton-That's better.
Reporter-How's the mine looking TO-
dAyr
Mr.. Patton-As we'll As usual-but don't
talk so loud. and don't put your mouth 90
close to the instrument.
Rsporter-why notr
Mr.. Patton-rm afraid you'll spit In
my ear.
After q hearty laugh all round. the party
shook hands. ,elephonically speaking. and
saying good day. parted. The first bust
ness order sent from the 1850 level WAS for
a carload Of ice. and WAS received Just
before the arrival Of the NEWS reporter at
the Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16

APPOINTMENT Captain Geo. a.. Lyon
has been appointed clerk at the silver Hill
mine. Captain Lyon IL thoroughly quail.
iiel aud will ill the Office ereditab'y anu
ably.
\. MlnsrKErri and Felix Monaco have
been arrested in Virginia City on the
charge ~ perjury. They each gave SUI
bonds tn appear for examination.
]. ulSrs. the man who threatened IN
.hoo, hi. " lie in Virginia City last wedne--
dAy. has been convicted Of disturbing the
peace and fined so.
TuE water in the Hale 4 Norcross and
Savage mines Is fast reaching the 2OOO
level. Below that point the water viii b~
drained rapidly.
SIX lien. against Father T.. Manogue
ver. satisfied to-day. The indebtedness
WAS incurred ON account Of VirGinia's new
Catholic Church.
CAnRiE CL,Rkr has assigned all her
property In Virginia City To Lonkey y
smith In satisfaction Of certain mechanics
liens.
jon MARTINI. tho man accused OF trying
10 rob two defenssless women, has been
discharged by Judge Moses ia Virginia
City.
IL Is proposed to attemp, the propaga-
ton Of catfish In the Carson RIVER. Muddy
water would suit them Ia a dot.
j. n. TAYLOR. chief accountant Of the
bonanza mines. has gone below for a
weeks relaxation.
COLONEL JAMS q. FAM generously do
mated $500 To the late Episcopal fair in
Virginia City.
~srRrEr-t,srs are becoming numerous
in Virginia City. New ONES arv being put
up every day.
CHARLEY YorSowoRrn, a Virginia res
t~auranier. has a canary biri that eat. raw
oysters.
PmLIr CoEcoR,S has been appointed
Superintendent Of the East Alpha mining
claim.
Snow Is falling to-day In irregular order,
but 10 melis as soon as II touches the
ground.
TnE net proceeds Of the late Episcopal
fair In Virginia City amount to Sj,3i3 10.
Work was commenced on the $50 level
Of the LAZY Washington mine to-day.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER HAzrLriSE re-
turned from California to-day.
Tmr grand Jury will not be in session
until next Wednesday.
TnK old Savage assay Office is being
treated to Q new roof.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16

TROJAN ORE.-Thc Trojan mine Is pro-
ducing fifty.iive tons Of orc Q day. which
run from s35 to $40 to tho ton. OF this
the greater part Is In gold. tho value In
that metal going higher than $40. Tho
rock Is being worked at tho Vivian mill.
The Trojan paid QUO bullion tax before
she was shut down. and II Is to DO hoped
that she may DO often able TO repeat the
operation.
REruRSED.-T. Dumars. Great SAchem
Of the Improved Order Of Red Men for the
state Of Nevada. returned from California
to-day. accompanied by his wife. Mr..
Dumars went away In poor health, and
returns but slightly improved. We hope
his native mountain air may give him
strength. and bring him out all right In
the Spring. As we'll as ever.
DEFENDANT DiscnARosD.-Judgo y. =.
s~caniker. virginia's legal representative.
WAS examined before Judge Knox In Viz
ginia City yesterday on q charge Of inter.
fering with an officer In the discharge OF
his duty. Tho complaint was defective
and tho defendant was discharged. He
will DO rearrestcd upon . corrected COM
plant.
VALUABLE RISo Losr.-A gcnilsman's
gold ring. with gold quartz setting, was
lost on Wednesday last, either on Q street,
virginia, or Main street. Gold Hill. The
finder will DO literally aud satisfactorily
rewarded on returning the same " j. u.
Fleming. Concord Hotel, Lower Gold
Hill. See advertisement.
ASSESSMENTS AMI DIviprSDs.-The sale
Of Belchcr stock upon which the last as
sessment levied was delinquent took place
yesterday in San Francisco. This comps.
nv has now levied eleven assessments, AZ
gregating 81, si3. 400. and declared thirty
eight dividends. aggregating $i5.s97. 400.
INCORPORATED The West Gate Mining
Company Was incorporated In Virginia
City on the 18th instant. with . capital Of
&c. 00, 900. 10 operate In West Gate Mining
District, Churchill county. The trustees
are Frank Wheeler. Augustus Ash. ii. NJ.
Y~erington. X. Y. PiIley and J. W. Haynic.
CREEpsooR.-A chance for everybody
Assets OF the Day for somebody at
Jewett & Haskins' Creedmoor Gallery,
Main street. Gold Hill, ON Sunday,
November IS. 1877.
liz the Alta shaft eight men are being
worked on siI-hour shifts. and they are
sinking nearly five feet . day.
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE on SUITS COMMENCED.

mo TIE FoLLowin0.NANlD DEPEND.
u spts. and 10 ell owners OF OF claimants 10 the
real eststs and improvements thereon. or I'm.
provemspts when assessed ssparsisly,. In the
Town Of Geld hiil. Storey county. Nevada.
hereipsfsr dssenbed. known and unknown:
Won sfs hereby no'in,d that cults have been
commenced In The Justice's Court Of Township
No. .. storey county, Nevada, By The btate OF
Nsysds. plalnti6. as.inst each Of the dsfendants
hereinafter p.nsd; and ss ~ 2. me ,S',o.ing.
nroyxmeuts therson, snd impfOvtmsbts when
s.nsrsieIv sssessed, and al owners Of OF claim.
snts 70 the same, known or unknown. 10 70.
cover the t.x and delipqueney as.s.ed TO aaid
defendant. sg 1e,nS Jsnusry i. , ~. n:es,
ending December 81. AID. 1870. and that Q
summsps has beea duly issued In each case,
And roo are further notincd that unless you
app. 81 and answer tho c, mplaint nied In said
f SsSssss IL (, = s.'f g. ,. y; j ptssr DAT All, o. 3.
taken against you and the rial estate and I'm.
provements therein dsscrbed, for tbs amount
oftsx a .ddellpquii cy specified and costs Of suit:
Pitzsumons, 4. w.-Tas and d~elin9uen.
ey IN pan Of Lot u. Block !, Ranss
q. and improyemsn's. ............... % %
Mathews . oo.-Isx and delinquency on
Msrcoux, R-Tsx and delinquency On
nal csists on American flst....... %
NeInIsht. Jsmss-Tax and delinquency
ON part Of Lot 9. Bloch ], Range o.
p0. and .nR,.s s, sinins cbcmiss;.n -"
and deiir quency an land and improve
ments ssst a. woodviile miii......... Il 70
poutn Ophir hinitg company-Taz and
dsliiq neney on lard - o. Gown
Point Ra,ins..-.. .......... fN
on improvements 90 around In Block
DRAKE" -"
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SECOND oispArcH.
R.,ur. ., sn,p~ree..a sailors.

SAN FRAScisco. Nov. lG-3 p. x.-The
whaling bark Helen Mar arrived this
morning from the Arctic Ocean. having
on board the officers and crew Of the
whaling bark Cleonc, which was wrecked
In tho Arctic. October 10Th. Tho crew
were all saved. The Cleono was owned In
New Bedford.
II rained heavily this morning with q
fresh southerly wind, and there wal every
prospect Of = protractcd storm, but about
0 O'Clock the clouds broke away and It has
been pleasant during the forenoon. Tho
wind Is now south-southwest, and tho
clouds are gathering again.
The Eureka Consolidated Mining Com
pany to-day declared . dividend Of 50,
payable November goth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16
silver lstii.

The followingI document was filed with
Ia. County Recorder to-day:
ONCE silver Hill Mining Company. San
Francisco, Nov. IS. 1871 : I hereby certify
that Al a meeting Of the Board OF Trustees
Of The silver Hill Mining Company. held
Nov. 5, 1871. J. ID. Frv and Martin White
resigned as Trustees Of the Company. and
\. Ueylenfeldt anil George Congdon were
elected TO ill the vacancies, and N. q.
Uillyer was elected Superintendent OF the
company. In place Of y. q. Hall. resigned.
". T.. DEAN. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16
EUROPE.
lsrtctAL Disrircu TO rns Cola Hill
DAILr NEvs.l
rho situation In France.

The Situation Ia France.
VERSAILLES. Nov. l5.-MM. Chabaud.
Latour. Lucien, Brun. %Grandpcrro and
Greffuthe. members Of the Right, were to-
day elected to life senatorships.
In debate In the Chamber Of Deputies
to-day on Grcvy's motion. Due do Broglio
made q long speech, in which ho plainly
intimated that President MacMahon would
not take . ministry from the Left, nor
would the government submit to the pro-
posed electoral inquiry. He said, when
the present government had fulfilled It's
task Of answering the attacks OF the Left.
the marshal would see what was incum-
bent upon him. II ho could be assured
that . ministry containing NM. Blanc and
Renault, extreme Radicals and Conserva-
tive Republicans respectively, would agree
upon . programme the path Of parlimen-
tary procedure would be open. aud II not,
II would be necessary to seek some other
solution. Due dc Broglie accused the
Loft OF fraud and intimidation. and made
. bitter speech. He provoked . protest
from GambottA by insinuating that he
caused the insertion Of calumnies In Ger
mar and other foreign papers. Due do
Broglie warned those who In yesterdays
debate appeared TO appeal to instruction
that II would be suppressed, and that even
II successful It's success might In transient.
He was loudly applauded by the Right.
Gambetta characterized the speech OF
Due lie Broglie Nc able. but %peridiOus. |
IL formed the beat argument for the In
quiry. a. IL showed stubborncss and re-
sistancc to tho will Of the country. The
%insinuAtion that the Left gained its ma
Jority by Misrepresentation was Q lie. The
government, guilty Of malyersation. had
gained forty seats by frauds and robbery.
II would DO q serious matter to place the
senate above universal suffrage. IL the
Senate arrogatcs the right Of decreeing q
second dissolution II would bs u veritablo
re%actionary convention.
After much violent personality = vote
was taken and 0revy's motion was adopted
by 800 against 203. The Chamber decided
10 appoint the members OF the committee
Of inquiry tomorrow.
Numerous alarming reports are current
In Paris, but generally gain little crodoncs.
LONDON, November iG.-A w%ell.inform-
cd correspondent writes from Paris: In
my opinion civil war Is only q question Of
weeks, perhaps days. President Mac.
Mahon 10 entirely In the hands Of the
Bonapartists and Clericals These know
that tho Marshal's resignation would de-
stroy their last hope Of governing France.
But for fear OF Germany and Italy tho
Government would long ago have resorted
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16
ssr-ss Qus,nsisas.
lur II A. AND p. rsLraa,ru Ilss !

tur ruE A. AND r. rhLk"sAfu LIVE
San FR,Soisco, Nov. iG-2:3O ?. NJ.
Oyerman. 20. 49,, ~
Ophir. 26t. 2Gs
Alta. Is. Ia, iiS, ~, ia, Nv. 10.
lIS. 10, iih
Con. Virginia. 2ih. 2ih, 2i's. 2ih.
AN 2a
Eureka Con-. ~. Az, Az, az. IL
Grand prile, ia, -, l3a, i3'a
Justice. 1914. iOS
California, %. 2ia. siS. 2is, 2ia'
2i1, 2ia, 2iAs
Hale 4 Norcross. 1s,H
linllion, G., 81
Utah. H.
yellow Jacket. iO'i
lest 4 Beleher. i7S,i5h, IL, IN, fs
Caledonia. . 10
Julia. 2 NJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16
BKONCnITls.

From John flags. Esq.. OF Bennlngton, Nh:
''Thrcc years since I vas very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Bron-
chitls. Affecting me 90 severely - to render 70
was added severe night swests. and I was far.
ful OF going ibto q decline. After recourse 10
various remedies. 70 no purpose, ! made use OF
Or. wistar'a Balsam Of Wild Cherry. . few bot.
ties ~ which fully restored me TO health.
= nc" that Tins I hsvs had several severe attacks
Of cough. but the Balsam has always removed
them. ! always keep u BY me. and should not
know how TO do without t." bold by all drug.
sirtr. mol N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16

FILL fRos A l.oor.-J. II. Saunders fell
from the roof Of a two-story house near
the Fourth Ward sehool.ho us In Virginia
City yesterday, and was severely injured.
Two ribs were broken m the left side and
the left shoulder Was badly hurt. The
patient Is resting easier to-day and will
soon recover. Saunders Was engaged In
topping out q chimney at the time Of the
accident, and. In reaching for some mate
rial, lost hi. footing and fell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16
wiater sissrts.

Notwithstanding the fact THAT the weather
has been very pleasant 50 far this Winter.
IL must lie admitted that the time for
eoasting approaches. Then the Gold Hill
young man will take his sled and his
sweetheart out for an evenings healthful.
innocent amusement. Dutiful husbands
will guide their wives down the icy track.
and often may expect To heal the precau-
tionary warning Look out. hubby.
don't dump me-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-16
LEGAL.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
NOTICE OF SUITS CoMMENCRD.

mo THE YoLLOwIN0.NANED DrPKsD.
ants, and 70 ell owners or claimants. Known
10 unknown, Of the rral estate and
the improvements thereon, hereinaf!er de-
ressed: You are hereby notified that suit has
been commenced in the Justices Court IN
Township No. s, Gold Hill, Storey county.
Stsie Of Nevada. before z @. Cook, Justice OF
The Pesce o. said Township No. Q. BY the Town
OF Gold Hill, as plaintiff. against each OF the
defendants hereinafter named. and against
each " the folisving-described parcels or
tracts OF D with the improvements thereon.
add the improvements. when A,essed separ.
stely. situate viihin tn. corporate ! mits OF
The Town Of Gold Hill. and all owners OF claim.
ants TO tbs same, known or unknown. to ~.
cover the corporation tax OF the Town Of 0old
Hill, afon said. and the delinquency asees-td 10
aid defendants, In United states G ID coin.
sgainst the said. property, for the nscal year
commsneing on the nnt Monday Of May. A. y.
1877. and sndlng the nnt Monday Of Nay, I'D.
his, and that . summons has been duly i.sned
10 each suit. u you srs further notified that
n roo fall 10 appear and snswer the complaint
nled In ssil seton on or before the Sd day Of
December. A. D. ISL. Of the hour q 10 o clock
a a. i. % sos s. .sd G e. p ,ass%cny claim saa Or e i.Iss
and the improvements thereon, hereinafter des-
eribed. In United sta'es sold coin. for the
amount Of said tag, With the ten per cent, de-
lipqu.ney, In Ike coin. and for ell costs .ubse.
queat To the Assessment Of said taxes and coats
q suit. In United States gold coin:
v. Allen and Lot ., bloek j, Range );
vslue, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
md. Babbler and . portion Of Lot ~.
Block !, Range o; value. 800 ......: 40
Lot %, Block I Range II. value, $50. %
Richard Brewer and unsurveyed land aud
improvements Lofthwest Of yellow
Jacket new .haft value. $50 1890. sT
J. y; Barkstt and 3 portion Of Lot 20.
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A FINE ThiNG ROR Tng TRRrH

Fragrant sosoD0sr Is = composition Of
the purest and choicest ingredients OF The
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredient
II well Known 10 have . beneficial effect on the
teeth aud gums. Its embalming or aniipeptic
property and aromatic fragrance makes II 4
toilet luxury. sOZOD INT removes ell disa
adors from the br sth caused BY CO.
bad teeth. ctn. II 10 entirely free from
the Injurious aud acrid properties u tooth
pssies and powders, which destrVy The enamel.
One bottle lasts sly months.
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rnR PALACE EATING STAND.

For . roast OF beef uneIeeiled In Storey
county. 20 To Thomas Hsfron's Eating Stand.
In the Palace salcon, 10. Z North q strrei,
Virginia City. Frerh oysters al all hour In
every style. Forty miners always on hand Of
night. For tasty, home style OF cooking. and
Afford. the Palscs Eating Stand has no superior.
Try Il. apis m