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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-03
Wenthcr lndIcntions.
WAR DKPARTMKNI,
OHFicE oV THR cH1RT SIGNAL ORUCIR,
WAsHIssToS, D. c, Nov. 3-I 4. w..
FRnn ApVT1SIva

For the Lakes, partly cloudy weather
and rain areas, followed by clearing
weather, colder west winds aud a rising
barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
colder, clear or partly cloudy weather,
westerly winds and higher pressure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-03

WASHINGTON, November 2.-.Thc Presi
dent Issued directions early to-day tha
the iags on the public buildings be plac-
ed at half mast, in respect to the memory
OF Senator Morton. The Cabinet met
all the members being present, to pay
proper official honors to the distinguished
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

Dry Goods, Hardware Notions and Medical suppiiea
Also,
for such above supplies may be
contracted To be delivered the several Indian agencies
Schedules showing In detail the kinds aud quantities 81
all goods required NJ each agency and In Transports
tion time and place delivery, conditions to he oh
served by bidders and terms Of contract payment
pcther with blank proposals. orns OF contract bond &C.
will DO furnished application tn this nnrr lin Washing
ton. or at 40 Leonard ST.. New York; to Il. Kingsley.
30 clinton place, New York. to VIM. III. Lyon, 4,t Broad
way, New York TO VIM Nicho.on, supcrntc Indian
Affairs Lawrence. Kansas TO tho C0mmssarics OF Subsst
u. - A. H. Louis Chicago. sioux City Lcnvcn-
worth, ST. Paul. Omaha aud Cheyenne.
j. u. SMITH, Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
HENRY d. MINER, AUCrIONEER.
Office and Art Gale ries At S45 Broadway.
Auction sale OF
RICH ERRNGII nnnna

at the store Of
MESSRS. LIZ BOUTILLlER& Co. No. 1OMATDEN LANE
lin consequence of their removal on May TO their
store, No Union squarel, on TUESDAY and wEDNEs-
DAY, April ~ and -, NJ IL A. VI.
The stock comprises rich and varied assortment OF
REAL BRONZE and MARBLE CLOCKS. GROUPS and
FIGURES, VIENNA and BRASS TOILET ARTICLES,
IIMKsrANDs;, GASDLhsTICks; MmsIoAt BOXES
CHINA VASES, &c. &c The above vii! be exhibition
Monday, 23d inst. from o A. NJ. to q i. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
PROPOSALS..
DR0P0sALs ron INDIAN SUPPLIES. GOODS. AND
IL Transportation.

DKPARTMKNT THE INTERIOR,
OFricK INDIAN AFFAIRS.
WASHINGTON, March ~, 1877.
Sealed proposals. indosed Proposals Beef flour
Clothing. Transportation, Ac, tho and
directed the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. No -
Leonard New York, will be received until ~ VI. Of Tues
day May 4 1877 for furnishing the following supplies,
goods aud alton required for the Indian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
SALES AT AUCTION.
4 MORRIS WILKINS. AUCTlONEER
handsome Household Furniture Mirrors. rosewood Piano
forte moquet Carpets &c.

Handsome Household Furniture. Mirrors Piano
forte moqust Carpets. &c.
at auction
s.sor,msn and black walnut, Paror. Dining
sion Tables and Bares Pier Mirrors cartsns
moqus, Wilton and other Carpets &c
All SisSSss sSE IT, &c. ss'.ss 49,
LUDLOW co viz :s "a = ;Ss',eS FaD ~,
n,urs contained psr. 81 elegant ebony
and black walnut Parlo Suits. black walnut Din
robes. Armoirss sofas Chairs Lounges E.assrs: and
together with Kitchen and Laundry Furniture. Cooking
the sassionesI. mn 30 "a Pine St " - - : - :
A MORRIS wIaKdNs, AIcTioNtEIENES ~ v,.~o
faFE FER yySSsIsaE sTf1s%As
AS3 cn vii .r !. SS on
DAY APRIL Is az II o'clock ~ the private residence No
ni.urs carved Dining Table: nut
: and and and e ss o
Chairs Administer Wilton and Brussels carpeis China
ana ssa
office Of anctioneer. Pine st.
ssS 1E ~
PHnsITgEE EoSHEw9np driAS0 o FsNs
S SG4hs A sSS sE5 WARE AND
typ .1s rRp az s is % and ~ %
ococs entire Furniture OF tho two four story houses
ssi nao and SH Si s p e @
carved Buffet and Chairs cwood and wall
nut Chamber Furniture In suits and single pieces elegant
Etsgeres and Cabinets, Sofa Lounges Turkish Chairs;
dumask lace and other Curtains; Administer. Mo.
and Brussels Carpets bronze ana gilt Chandeliers and
Gas Fixtures. curlrd hair Matrcsses Pillows Blankets
re-; together with Kitchen aud Laundry Furniture Cook
ing Utensils, &c.
Catalogues Office Of the auctioneer No. Pine st.
4 UCTIoN SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
"A Magnificent Household Furniture
THIS Monday MORNING.,
commencing ne III o'clock.
five story brown stone
private residence.
No. f05 West 57th st., near 9th av-
Furniture. made to order for
present by La Roma Co.;
also magnificent selection OF nno
OIL Paintings and Bronxes. purchased BY
CHRISTIE rous T R xs u cTPSE prANoroRrR
nGhIcKERiNS grhIGhT piANoFoETE ..
PARLoK AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS. richly carved
gold brocsdo satin and cotelane Turkish and Spanish
Lounges Easy Chairs inlad mwrquetry and gilt Centre
plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Mantel Sets eOday
Books, Library Tables, Turkish snt, Writing De.k.
BEDROOM FukNITukE CONSISTING, q, p.a.
steads Dressing Cases Bureaus Wmshstands, Single and
Double Besead 50 nnc hair and spring Mattresses feather
pows Blankets Toiie. Sets rep and plush Suits marble
DINING FURNITURE Extension Tables. sideboard.
Chairs leather sverware Crockcry Library and secre
aire Bookcases Library Tables Turkish Snit two Hall
Servants Furniture, &c
Take broadway Eighth avenue or Elevated Railroad
TO No. 405 West 57th ST.. ncar 9Th Nv.
B-Housc furnished last Mny IT the cost Of $4,000
L. q. CASHIN. Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

A UCTION MISUNDERSTANDING, HO0UET a CO.,
Awi soil MONDAY, April 20, at II o'clock At No
West Houston ~. Store Fixtures, Onice Fixtures, Show
Cases and SafsA,
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MEDICAL.
A -MME. KEsTELL IN PRACTICE SINCE is4n
IA. ONCE East SD ST., from 9Th Nv.
DIR. AND NINE CUSTELLA.
N. Office 246 West 18th ST., between 7th and 9Th avs
MADAM MATswELL,
IA. No. ;ji2 East 9th st., near I'd av
A DIR AND MMF. MILTON,
IA. Office M ~ West 18th st.. near 9th av
DIR. AND NINE GRIN Observation-Disclosures AND
n .cnice No l42 West ash ST. between 9th and 7th
nR. AND NINE. VESTS OLD ESTABLISHED
Doicc 45 Blocker ST. between Broadway and Bowery.
M between Broadway and lsh ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

A sSIGNEEs SALE-BTSSELI.. WELLES a MIL
ALET, Anctonecrs tue sday. April -: nc 1os A. NJ,
the entire Stock OF Wood and Willow Ware John j.
keimer. ESQ., by order OF David W. Wilson, ESQ.,, assignee
at No. 2J3 Washington sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
A r AUCTION.
n BY VAN TASSELL KEARNRY
SHERIFF'S AUCTIONEERS,
as their SALESROOM ~ UNION SQUARE.
4Tli Av. NEAR 18TH ST.
THIS DAY (MoyDAY). AT IL O'CLOCK

PIER AND MANTtL MIRRORS, CARPETS,
PIANOS. &C.
Turkish Suits rosewood Pnror Suits In satin; black walnut
Bedroom Suits Library Suits in rosewood Etagere
black walnut sdcboards black walnut Paror Secretary
Mirror Hat stand Hall Chairs Dining
Chairs sofa Bed Lounge Extension Tables Easy Chairs
Chanarers Piano large lot Of Pier and Mantc
Mirrors hair and straw Mattresses feather Pillows and
Bostes Curtains and Cornces velvet and Brussels Car
pets black walnut Cribs, &C.. de Also lot OF Marblexcd
Mantcx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23
INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
A : IiIOMPsON'S BUSINESS COLLEtsE No. 20 4TH
n .av opposite Cooper keeping. Writing,
Arithmetic Grammar Spelling and German day and
ing. Ladies' department Telegr Apply taught practically
with instruments. Demand for operators
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-23

logucs NJ once OF Auctt0ncers NO. = Fino ST.
4 -TUNIY JOHNSON, AUCrTONEKK.
n. old stand. 81 Nassau st
on MONDAY. APRIL -. At lox O'CLOCK.
sos WEST s Orr T' s4 S sfsains srH Av
Household Furniture brussels Carpets solid Rossyood
Ing Room Furniture. olcloshs together with tho Kitchen
ON TUESDAY. APRIL q. AT IoX O'CLOCK.
LARGE SALE If MIR
q sn o on. y
elegant Bureau. Safe, nil complete.
THE rs4ss dos4hs4s
ALL THE FINE BARS, COUNTERS. MIRRORS. COP
tIeulars IN tmc.
sLra% q Li'r sa.'
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 10, AT 81 NASSAU ST.,
fine Furniture, carpets, Mirrors, &C.
On FRIDAY, APR. 4; q, :. 3, ch.rlsea St.
AUCTION.
Clearance sale Of Books. 10
q. W. KELLER, Aue.ionee.
In consequence of removG,
JAMES MILLER,
Bookseller. CAT Broadway
will soil BY auction
large assortment Of
stsudard and miscellaneous Books.
IN various styles Of binding,
on MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
April 81 "a and rs.
Sales each day from 10 A. NJ to IL NJ. and from 80 to
p. NJ. Catalogues furnished upon application.
A. iii q. SAfI s As S Hg SoHsiSa
f fSlysTk ss q 81 sls,SSs
NO. ~ WEST 18TH ST. BETWEEN
RICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
INLAID WALNUT CHAMBER SETS,
srEi NIaKK RI Gq UrkI FFiffiN .No
OIL Paintings. Sntnary. &C. all In excellent condition.
rARLORS CONTAIN
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS. richly carved
gold brocadc. satin and cotelane: Turkish and spanish
Lounges Easy chairs inaid marquetry and gilt Centre
and Console Tables rosewood Etagecs Csbnets French
plate Mirrors lace Curtains French Mante sixty day
handsome naid Library and Secretarc Bookcases choice
Books Library Tables, elegant Turkish Syt picces.
Lady's Writing Desk statuary. Works OF Art.
ELABORATE CHAMBER SUITS,
consisting OF solid walnut and rosewood Bedstcads hand
someiy inlad and gilt Dressing Case 10 match; fine Ar
MORE aGlace. Commode, Bureaus, Wnshstands. marble
top Tables, Chairs. Rockers ~ fine hair and spring Mat
rcsscs also plain single and double Bedeads feather
Pillows. Bolscrs, Bed Linen, Toilet Sets and plush
Suits nlaid french walnut gilt Centre Tables Dining
Room Furniture-vz iniad French walnut and gilt Side
board two Extension Tables Chairs in leather fine silver
ingram Carpets. Hall STAND. Chairs, Kitchen Furniture
NOTICE.-TAko Sixth avenue Broadway stage TO
No "a West 10th IT. Men to pack or ship goods city
country. ROBERT 9. cAsiiiN. Anctionecr.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE. LARGE AUCTION SALE
n OF handsome and useful Household Furniture.
lMnndnxl MORNINl Anil aaiIn oicl ock

THIS tMondav MORNING. April %. a. lOIs O'Clock,
At the large private residence ~ West 24th 81,
between 9Th and 9Th avs, near Madison square.
MAGNIFICENT satin brocade latest style Parlor suits.
o rich Suits In reps and haircIoth.
magnificent III octave Pianoioric. Stool and Cover
elegant Turkish chairs, Lounges.
Y pairs lace Curtains and Cornice<
IL Paintings, Bronxes, Vases. Mirrors &C.
q gilt marble top and Library Tables; Bookcasea
SOD yards velvet, Brussels and ingtain Carpets.
2 Extension Fables Buffet and Tea Tables
10 Chamber Suits. complete; bedding
Is hair and Is spring Mattresses. Blankets, &c,
100 lots Glass, china, Silver Ware I: Cutlery, &c.
Basement Kitchen, servants Furniture ac Alrare OPP
porunty for tho largest Of THIS
~ Blake broadway 9Th cars. Kesponsible
In attendance to pack or ship goods for purchasers
ERNEST ROTH, Aurtionecr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
s..s.i Target shessi.g.

A small target shooting match came on
yesterday between Martin Catalan OF the
Emmett Guard. Virginia City. and Thomas
O'Brien Of the sarsiield Guard. Gold Ill.,
for a purse Of $500. The match took place
n, the target range near the Ward mine. to
the eastward Of Gold Hill. in the presence
~ . cooIly number Of interested friends
anil sn.tators. Catalan used the 20 call
hrs Springfield rifle Of the Emmett GuAri,
anil o'Drien the 50 calibr- Springfield riiie
~ h sar.feld Guard. Catalan made 70
nain,., aud O'Brien 81 points ; distance
400 Yards. This certainly wa most excel
In, and highly ereditable shooting on both
sides. and Catalan would have oss.sn
0snri.n sure, 10 Tommy hadn't made III
Suii'..sye. and slung in . few other OF ms
soa.l .bots. Tommy 0lBrien evidenuy
en.w Who no was shooting with. AND soos
s.ca,dinrly. And this shooting Was your
.co5. souarc, honest. off.hAnd SORT rlsns
from Tie shoulder, and no creedm0or
STYLE at all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
BLACK HILLS NEWS.
DARK riding. from the New Dorado
Hard Times.

A few extracts from a Black Hills letter
arc given below. The letter 10 dated at
Deadwood City. April 9Th. and is written
by one Snowman to another. He says 4:
IL have been here all Winter. and would
leave here to-day II I could get away.
This l. the worst place l ever struck.
The Blsck Hills country Ia overrated.
The place Is full Of people. and half OF
them starving to death. 1 wish was out
Of the id place. The Gem Varieties
arc trying 10 run here, and the people Just
make enough money 10 pay their board.
The papers are writing up this country In
order To encourage immigration, but the
people who have money do not remain
here long. The town ID jammed with bad
Niger singers and snids musicians"
There 4. very little encouragement In this
apparently sarnest letter TO those who are
thinking Of trying their fortune In the
new gold fields. but IL may b. thai the
writer Of this letter Is too easily discour-
aged. At any rate. prospectors will search
a little further before giving up the hope
nj .trikiug ID rich.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Tho Postmaster General desires news
papers, Wishing TO advertise In his depart
inspt, 10 send 10 the Chief Clork, W. II.
Knapp. the amount Of circulation, regular
rates per square, aud how much discount
will DO allowed.
Secretary Sherman. pleased with the
New York Custom House investigation,
will probably repeat the experiment 81
philadelphia and Baltimore. A great re-
duction Of the force everywhere 10 OK
pecttd.
The Roman Catholics Of Ottawa, Canada.
aud vicinity, numbering ten thousand,
marched yesterday through the principal
streets OF the city, In honor Of the hftieth
anniversary Of the Popc's ~spiscopacy.
The twcnty-second annual meeting Of
the Catholic German Central Association
Of the United States met ct Cleveland.
Ohio, this morning. An address OF vol.
some Was delivered by Mayor Rose.
E1.secretary Chandler left Warrington
for Michigan yesterday. for tho frst time
IN fifteen years. He has closed his house
in Washington and shipped his furniture
10 Detroit.
Ins new lofk WOW" say tuo hssofney
General has been influenced 10 decide that
Tweed's evidence shall not DO used In
pending or future suits.
Tho crowd at tho Executive Mansion to-
day was greater than has been noticed
since the Centennial.
A severe rain storm passed over wash-
ington last night. doing considerable dam
age to property.
A new Naval Officer. Surveyor and Ap-
praiser will probably be appointed ct New
York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21

DuLLIoN.-Tho gross bullion yieiu VI
an. ,.,n.,,.i mins. Of the Coms,ock for
ns I'll "a. =. follovs :
tne uo"ss 900 rE.ii,o,ni. al. ass. 700:
Chollar.Potosi sG7. 800 Consolidated vir-
ginia, s~l.li2.Oooi Vph,s' osn ,as'' MI.
tics, s~2it'vVV' to'a', s',n.J ui,h
shows an increase, As sompi soo.
a Consolidated Virginia. sG2j,QOo;
Justice, $4,000.
-, w.xr,xo Official notice Is
" ..,,m,. ,o-lax
gwen ~ m-s.,,ng 81 The stock.
WV -. po,., Mining Conn
holders 81 .ms ~ Nil on the ith Of
June next. the frat Monday in The month
At the company om'e
STOCKHOLDERS MrErISo.-The regular
annual meeting Of the ~stoekhoiders o, "'
Alpha Mining Company Will 10 NV" o'
the 18th day OF June neat, ~ the som.
Psany,'s once IN san a. oe;cial notice
aa, ..,,isiny column to-day.
..s 500 q, 80.
pV.li'N V' o. Ia, SATURDAY.
aa,nS Thu \. N. largest consignment
q, hnii,an ,hat ever left the Comstosk ON
one train.
HoopLrxs who have been disturbing
Al. ,s... n, VIRGINIA CITY for the Last
year or two. are to be arrested hsrsA,'ef "
caught In any OF their rowdyish "''A'
Joux PAUL, the man accused OF s'eanns
bullion from tho bonanza assay ONCE IN
canr,
- c,...u.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
New York lsoard.

NEw YoHk. Nay 2i.-The transactions
at the American Mining Board this morn
ing were as follows: 200 Alpha 9G9h,
100 Belcher ~ 200 Best 4 Belehor
llh % y. 20O Bullion 81 @t3h, 200 Cali
forniA 2sS G2st, 200 Chollar-Potos 2lh
@2is, 300 Consolidated Virginia 2s@2sa,
200 Confidence 2b@3 100 Crown Point
81. 200 Eureka Consolidated l7h9iIS,
100 Hale 4 Norcross IL, 200 Justice ~,
100 Leopard is@is 100 0phir 10. 100
ovsrman lOS. 100 Raymond a Ely Gu,
800 Scaton "a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
NEW TO-DAY.

rONhOLIDArED IMPERIAL MIN.
~ mo COMPANY. = Location Of principal
place Of business. San Francisco, California.
Location OF wofss. Gold Hill. storvJ county.
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that at . meetins Of
the gosrd o. Directors. held on the 18th
day OF M.y. l77, an assessment tSo. u u
twenty Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United slates gold coin, 10 the
Secretary. at the once Of the O miami. Room
10 Hstward's Iiuilding. tla California speet.
San Prsncisco, California.
Any stock upon wbioa this sssesement shall
remain unraid ON the 2ist day OF June. 1871.
will be delinquent. and advertiAed for fais 81
public ~auct,or, And uniess payment, 10 made
bs'ors ~ili b. sid on THURSDAY. the i7th
day NJ July 1871, 10 pay the d%elinquent asress
ment. together with costs OF advertising and
expenr<s Of sac.
ny order Of The Doard Of Dlrve,ors
W. x. DEAN. Secretary.
Once = Room No. 10 Hayward's Building,
No. go California street. San Francisco. CAL.
fomiA. myaid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
EPISCOPAL SEMINARY.
bishop w%hitaker's school for Girls
mt Reno-rhe objects and Con.
duet Of the Institution.


We have received q pamphlet prospectus
d~,scriptiye of Bishop whitaker's school
o. -. =, p.,o Tho i~,.,i,ption con.
-. ~" -. ..,..,.,.
taihs " present "oo"' o's"''
daughters OF citizens OF storey county
and other portions Of tho State. a. well as
.,a-,.o,n, h. o-o,,i,,o,s horlcr M Cali.
a.
fornia. The school mus Jar mas ine' win
very good success and given excellent sat.
,.,..,,o, w. s,,r,ct Tho following items
''"
relative 70 " lron 'ns PioSPro''s
In 1875 Miss Carnrfine l.. Wolfe, OF
New York. offered to give TO the EPiscopai
Church IN Novada Ten thousAnu uo,i.rs
towards founding q Diocesan sehooiI or
Girls, upon the condition that an eluAi
sun should be given by others; Inc Io-
quirod amount WAS obiaineu' anu 'ne eiec'
non u ,ns scn"' nn s,,,. - C.,a,.r
June, 1876 and on the lath VI Ucloost
WAS opened ior thc :, p"ns
The losapon OF this seheoi neu;
near the Truckee rlver, ~ .ns lu"e.r H. ~
the virginia and Irnckee railway, anu .ho
Central racine raiiroau, sahnni
favorable Tor all ,ho rpo VI ai w.
Inc climate oi n.eho - nmn. 49,
heai'niulnes, ihe en,n.S;n. M s,.
on = pr'au p,Asea', n,;Srii" ,iivor.is.d
'en, VI County .au .na n,.Ins i
win mounta'ns' W. ~ h,.ht
mouse Is tv.o'. ,nieo ,., LIN
wA,h.u win s.a., aa,5 L. IA 4.
oa,a rooths Ahu Nv, |. t,.n,.h.j .rd
wen atranseu' .un, a., Il,
thorougnly 'sn,iiauu ia 49, ~
wiz acoo"in'us'o ..r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21

Ton Hrrrnos's EAIIso-SrASD.-You
will have to walk all over the Comstock
and the greater part Of the rest Of the
world, before you will find . better eating
establishment than that kept by Thomas
Hebron. in the Palace saloon. Virginia
City. Thomas Ia noted for his fine Juicy
stakes and his delicious chops. Nothing
can excel the general tens and lasts OF the
entire outfit. II you are hungry and
would like TO Ill up. give him . call at
once.
Thar PIcTuRE.-In our item Of Satur-
day descriptive OF the very excellent pho
t~ographio picture Of Abe Richsy, the
famous Nimrod Of Hope Valley. We mad.
vertently omitted to state that II was taken
at Deals Photographic gallery in this
town. where copies Of IL can be obtained.
Doc Deals 10 no SLOUGH himself - an
artist. and turns out as fine pictures a. arc
executed at any establishment in this sec
tion. His gallery is we'll worthy . visit.
TnE FLEEriSo sHApow.-Kemp's flying
photographing establishment will BE-
located at % North G street. Virginia. for
six weeks only. The prices Of this gal.
lcry are CHEAPER than those OF any other
ON the Comstock and the work turned out
Is equal to the best. Read the advertise
ment and call at once.
RENovED.-J. d. Levison has removed
his BONANZA Bazaar to No. so South O
street. Virginia, where he says he will con.
tinue to sell goods cheaper than any other
house in the city. DO notforget the place,
next to Manning's jewclry store.
AssEssMExr.-An assessment Of twenty
cents per share is levied by the Consoli.
dated Imperial Mining Company. dslll-
quent on the 2lst Of Juno next. Zee ON.
cial notice in our advertising columns 10
day.
Blk arrests were made In Gold Hill last
Saturday night, mostly DRINKS.
wEAIHEl to-day - some NOW some
hail-soms rain-mixsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21

to remain there longer than q year. asks
that his successor shall ct once b named.
a. his landed and other private interests
demand his personal attention. HIS REQ
ord at the State Department 10 very credit
able TO him.
Trying.the Eiierseu Riessrs'
CHICAGO, May2i.-Lettersfro from Charles
ton, South Carolins, say tho trial OF the
Ellorton rioters was begun In the Circuit
Court on Friday. Chief Justice Waite
presiding. The Jury Is composed OF SIX
white and six colorsd persons. Counsel
and friends Of tho prisoners became very
much excited while impanneling the
Jury, In consequence OF the District
Attorney challenging an ox-Confederato
Officer for cause, according to the
statute regulating tho qualifications
Of United States jurors. Counsel for tho
defence objected 10 the challenge on the
ground that the disqualification had been
removed together with other disabilities,
and on the further ground that Congress
had no right to append . penalty 70 /.
statute regarding the .quaiihcahon OF
lurors. ine couIt ueciueu " w. Hoss
penalty but q right Of challenge given TO
the Government by q positive act OF
Congress which the court had no choies
but to observe until repealed.
Nan. ~,,b t-au,.i.u.
c,,,.oo ~ tn. "L..r..r. w..b.
ington special says: Regarding the sp-
pointment Of an eI-C Confederate. asked for
n, R.r,,.sr,,,,,. o,h.on n, Ioui,i,n,.
r%sc.n,lv N. pr..idsn, .,id N Gihson In
eject. tbat he had gotten through with
the Loui.iana Conservatives, having done
all for them that he could consistently.
and all that they had any right to ask. Al
TO the distribution Of Offices he must con.
slder tne claims Oh empe o. m I'VE
Pay =" P''ie'e"s0 ""o TT
No. -'.m--
"A'n ~y - A..
department. 'o-uAy s'''s no'o u
schedule days OF departure from Dan
Francisco Of mails for China and Japan
have been changed. and the number Of
trips increased as follows: Tho Pacific
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
ARNgp TO rms TEETH.

This is very sommon expression. but We
uhink that to embellish and preserve them 70 .
ripe old sse is decidedly more appropriate
THIS can Be done by keeping y~ourssif suppllsd
with . bottle OF that splendid dentifrce, frs-
Grant sOzJDONT. which will beautify the
beth and Pt.ssrye thsm from the ravAees Of
decay. sOzODJNT contains no scids o. gritty
substance which injnrs the snomel, but 10
compvted 81 rare and antiseptie hlrbs. which
have Q benshclal effect on the whole economy
d tho mouth. sold b. druggists. myie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-21
Progress or the seushsrn Pacific
Railroad.

San DIEGO. May Ala special To the
Union from Yuma says the hrst train ar.
rived at Jasgers, below there, this morn.
ing. Jaeger hereafter will be called
Colorado River. The station will be
opened for regular business on Wednesday
morning aud Pilot Knob will BE- closed on
Tuesday night. Commencing tomorrow
tho stages Of the. Southern Pacific mail
line will leave Yuma daily for all parts Of
the Territory and the East. The weather
10 cool and the town full Of strangers.