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Ths Russian Navy.
nxxscELLANEOUs.

Fire In Jacksonville, Eil1m@Ass
JACKSONVILLE, january l0.-A FIRE yes
saEday morning destroyed several buildings,
fncanaing grocery and hardware store,
causing 9 loss of $4,000.
on shs Traek.
LOUISVILLE, January 10.-There was an
aoeidant on tho Richmond branch Of the
Ai0Eisyille and Great Southern railroad, this
nzuxning. Train No. Is, from Richmond to
Loaisviile, ran of the track, at Gilbert's
Etatiqn. One coach and baggage car rolled
sVar Eat on their sides: not muoh damaged.
Fifteen passengers we're on the train; eight
~ whom were Injured; none seriously. All
@gafinaed their journey. lt is supposed
tina heavy snow storm caused the accident.
Broksm Cable.
NoaHRNss MONROE, January I0.--The
ae1sgraph cable across Hampton Roads is
ere6on between the fort and the RipFnps.
Ar ogiee has been opened on tho Ripraps
Naail the cable is repaired.
BuFnlma Of a ChaFets
MoMHrsr0ws, n. j., January l0.-S0uth
@aaes Presbyterian Church destroyed by
f1k6. II esught from . furnace pipe. Loss
$50 800 insurance $25, 900.
In Bsnsultaaasm.
EesaBDs, January 10.--Mr. Whealer ar
rived ana meats Governor Hsyes at dinner
ass swearing
Raliremd Acciaenf.
RtnoEA, innuary TO- - The south
@Bmaa nnatl tFain Gu tho Pensacola railroad
wHH hswwn fr0m tbs track Last night BY .
aaed rail. p. n, Butler, fireman, wac
slg and Stave Lsdbetter, engineer bad
Rv gre1
e trains had passed che scene Of the
ene an hour BEFORE inst before dark,
NIAM ga wa RIGHT. The engineer saw the
lasea fad but TOO lnae % stop. Every.
s'aR showB q WA deliberately displaced.
asM le caspAay has offered $1,000 for the
eEsion q the gEalty party.
1naHcagAsms.
Wx1 DEPAn7mnaxl
Cffae GAief signal 0faear,
AnAansion, 31auaEy 40 ie1t-4:se P. NJ
xn ~ zgusk A5aniie statsa rising followed
~ gE heEene1sa westerly Winda shiftinE
q esaseexag q eoathaanr, and generai'y
- & 51as' Taiara.s.e ana the oEalley.
~ - ssslna 6qslssee b nallng ba.ome.
Eis ssqsauegt q the laet section pFoha.
8 S'''sss htsssS, uaetssuazy or rising FL.
ssis Al1M he11,se ier. westerly winfss gradu-
slseds res,hsl sad 5 he lister iatssi
aigor ma sfaeiss nosn.
Fas1 1asuarT 10, P. h--Wiud East
Atrlf4e fIlill1n aaip heites oaaeps
--1 n1q 4Aaln " as|1t1all1.
Fta.1y lQ.-fasled down yshe a
s,ise. x az. Is 800 q az 3 g. &,
f9se hYp inches The eioansl
3. 1 .s, sSsoee" 4s We mSa'A q
7s4esg lq.~fla river rose three
s Aers.e.sqiss iao. arrived :
ifss1 IN 0les9s . fnrnins 6sss Z
ssft lfnHaY t9,-Attpr rising ascwl1
~ ~. intact 81 showed ~ - attss
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Are now in full operation, and ere prepars
perform the above work with promptuesa
dispatch.
The advantages derived from tho use Of the
ODORLEss EXCAVATING APFARAT
as used by the company, are that the work Cd
performed at any hour Of the day or night
thorough manner IN which the deposits d
moved, the absence Of all offensive odorsl
short space of time required Ian ordinary
being emptied in from ten to fifteen minutesl
above all, ITS CHRAPEBss.
AL orders left st the company's ofHce, I'd
Common street, OF sent to Poatofaee box nd
will raneiula rrnrulrA aAAarAinu, -
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STEAMSHIPS
FOR HAVANA VIA CEDAR REY
KRY WHIST.

VH199W o9le@W NElIdE N1IlIEa
Hf1am1hfps
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE, WILMINGTo
MARGARET, EMILIA.
The New OFieans,
and NNFnnA Ntaansh
Nm Will dispatch one Of the 4.
class gteRxnerB fr0m New Z
Ha7saa
Every Week.
Touching ct Cedar KSye and Key Wesf
Meeting with steamers for Tampa.
Through billa OF lading fsaued to al
Floridk, Including Tampa, and TO ldew York
ton and Savannah.
Spleldid passenger sccemrnc dRti0ue, al
tiokets given to shove poiukA
No freight received without permit
office.
For freight or passage apply 20
L x ROBERTS. Al
no. ls0 Gomms
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
ESTATE OF BARNKY ORGRAL MRs.
ritz-H0. 1856

G8H&AAG UT 0ANsRNEA W1%ONG1A u NANS-
Titz-HO. 1856.
UHIfHD sTATHs MkRHHALs OsVYoR,
New Orleans, January Z, l97e.
FKVHTS is TO GIVE ROTIOK THAT WAR
Il rant in bankruptcy has been issued out Of
the District Court Of the United states for the dis
tfiet Of Louisiana, against the estate Of Barney
Orgeai Mesrit5, Of New Orleans In the parish Of
Orleans, State OF Louisiana adildged q bank.
Eupt upon his 0wn petition; that the pay
rsent Of any debts and the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging TO said bankrupt, to him, OF
for his use, and the transfer Of any property by
him are forbidden by law that a meeting Of the
and choose one or more assignees OF his estate viii
be held at a court Of bankruptcy, TO be holden
on the twentieth day Of January A. D. 1871. at
twslVe O'Clock NJ, at the CnstoInhouae building,
New Orleans, before o. 8. Kellogg Ieglster.
J. r. g. PIfKIN,
iaT2e United States Marshal
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Rios FARMER. Taylor, from Lower Coast
Isabel. OPEy, from Lower Coaat

BELOW COMING Up ARD WAITING ORDERS.
arislsh chip Beethoven, Smith. Sc days from Bel.
fast, TO master
ship B Hszeitine, Golkey, Sc days from Antwerp.
tn
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
AIONLTION.

HlONITION.
UNITRD STATES CUsToMROusR
Collectors Oflee, ,
New Orleans, January I, 1877.
TIME FOLLOWING DESCRIBED GOODS HAVING
n been seized for violation of the revenue laws,
as herein sat forth notice lie hereby given that I'M
less the persons claiming the same shall appear
and Gle their claims according to law, within
twenty days from date hereof, the goods viii be
advertised and sold at public auction, as provided
by section 307 Of Revised Statutes of June e. 1874
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COMMERCIAL.

COTT0N-The sales to-day mot including $50
bales additional yesterday, when the actual bust.
Dess vas 1916 bales), embraced a little over $3.50
bales n prices requiring reduction of partial
10 our quotstions-a fun sc since Monday.
change, as below
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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below higa water marx q ls7a.
MARINE ENTELLIeENcE.
OFEIUE OF THE REPUBLICAN, 1
Thursday. JenuaEy II, 1871.


9fonmdhlp NaW FoFf. 0lI1IIl FOR E8W Yak
Steamship New o1lea19, Daa1polh. Tor AeW ReHE
Bt5tiAh staa4naaip Ae41AR, Wallaces TT Liverpool
9pnniah HaEk a0ven AAr1ig4, M4s, tn DafeeionA
epAnisk bark Atfag1gclf, Mat1At fe1 Hetcelona
EurT eaisr taxk Holenet AniaAuelAsu, foE tdgeEpoG
HehaoMlE NllllelM y llAAl. NA4lA. lal rev LaAA
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NJ . tetAl % 8 I65 .OOO premium bonds.

Stocks were quiet.
Under better feeling, lighter offerings and more
demand, State consols advanced " cent. and
premium bonds y cent the former closing at san
ass, and the latter at 3I03lh.
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FOREIGN.



LONDON, January 10.-AccordiDg TO the
Registrar Generals return, the deaths from
nuaslI-pox rose last week to ll6, against
msvenfy.five in the previous week. Inc
metropolitan hospitals contained S59 small
pex patients on Saturday last, against 80
en- the previous Saturday. About 2OO
cases were refused admission during tha
week, for the want Of bed room.
TIE Pending Conference.
A special dispatch from Copstantinople
&c the Pal Mall Gazetie Gays: General lg-
matieR, the Russian representative, in a
sonfdential communication to Mldhst
Pesha, on Saturday, urged the acceptance
Of certain points of the conference proposals
ma indicated means OF excluding others.
He advised the acceptance of an inter
national commission with consultative
powers only. He suggested the appoint
Ement of officers of instruction, in
atand Of the establishments of foreign
gensdarmerie, and the appointment of
Bulgarian instead of European as Gov
ernor Of Bulgaria He guaranteed Russis's
assent to proposals thus modified. He de
MED, IN the course of his letter, that Russia
ineited Servia to make war.
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MEMORANDA.

[By Telegraph
New York, January 10, 1871
To A. Moulton-1he steamship Hudson Captain
| Gsger, arrived at noon to-day.
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HENRY BALLARD, UNITED sTAT

III RRFA1RNT CONTRACTOR. And DEI
FORAGE, COAL AID WOOD, respectfully
public patronage In hia tine Of trade.
sorted stock 10 always kept on hand, and
sold ct lowest prices for oash. Orders win
without delay from the feed warehouse, M
ton street and No. l0l Peter street, neAr r
or from the feed store and coal yard st n
OfSt. Denis and Waehtu gton sereeta. COngl
are solicited, 0 ID viii be disposed Of to
advantage Of Q uhignees. Quick sAles and
returns arc 81 rRntsed, and tbs BEST d
can be given.
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BANKS AND BANK


GfETEZRN8, SAVINGS BANK,
~ aRJAKWALD HALL.
Dces not discount commercial payer
ltaelf sTictiy 70 the receipt and care
SAVINGS. A detailed ntateNanf OF {
liabilities Is &C all times aeoesalhle 81 dG
Interest Six FkH CENT from date Of 4
DiEectorp--y. 4, 0uheKnat0I, Thomas
W. Burbank n. Bonner, A. q. EaaaeF.
J. L. Gub&RhAT0R, u
d. BHNHRR. Cashier.
NEsg OiELKAss
SAVINGS INsTITUTl
156..s........s..O Canal ssxses.......
oFETcRRss
D. URQuhART, President.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, First Vice Preslt
THOMAS ALLEN oYaARKB, Boeena Vsti
OHAHhEs J. hXEpB, Third glaa Pred
CHARLES E1LHHAT, Treasurer.
Thomas A. Adams, Georges JoDa4
Thoznas All0n Clarke. John 3. Cat,
oanflas 4. Leeds, Qhzistian "
Samuel 3amiagn, Carl KBhn, F
A. M0ul4eH, z. 4, 1ayn4
= A. PAlftey, David uRqu
INTEREST all0Wed on Eapoalas
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arrERSoor Rrpoar-3:43 P. NJ.

The following statement OF the weather and
rivers is furnished By the Signal Services ofaeer
- iinuAd En.z ilr,aans.
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TN BANRRUPTCK.-C OhnRKRcIAL
Il or individuals DESTROYS OF avatiinR thel
OF the benefit Of the bankrupt act eA0 bAV
Ing TO the bankrupt law aa amended,
0gderB Of the United States Supreme 90
rules Of the United States District Court
plying TO the undersigned 1T the 0iEios
Kellogg, Register in Bankruptcy, IN the
nouse building, New Orleans, Louisiana,
oeS yoHN 8. 0A
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RAILROADS.

6HRsAT JACKSON ROUTE.
REw ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO ham
Road.
On nna after Monday. NovembsF az IS5as
Trains depert and arzivo a. follows erom 0alnio5&
street. depot;
Masl $40 p. N MAJ. 1870 lids 4. Il.
Aoc5Neds- Aceomnsodsr
ten..s... $3.50 p. NJ tlen,-....s. @xa5 a. ~
Pullman Palace Bleepang Cara tnreugk 30 o.
Aonia, ChioaR9 Louisville ana cinoinnat.
Only one QhanRe Of alebpiDg cars "a NAatqfn
eeieA AoeomMsoaatasn train yuma "a sAE ~ No
Tickets for sale and Information Rivoa at Ne. -
Camp e1noes, eoEneF Of Cumlnon, under CITY Hetel
4. p. AHknDoN, Agenk
falsIy In. RRosT. General hnnsges
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P. F. HBRWIG
lAlO 16 % Special Deputy Collector q Customs
ALLOTMENT OF PREMIUM BONDS.
DRPARTMHzT OF FENAHcR \
New Orleans, December 90, 1875. !
EEyRB FIFTH ALLOTMENT OF SERIES OF PRR-
T. MUM b0nds viii take place IA the Council
Chamber on WEDNESDAY, January 81, 1871, &C
which time hHsy series will be drawn.
de3l I'd J. @. DENIe, Administrator.
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EsTABLIsHED 1853.

American and Foreign PRtents.
GILMORE co., successors to Chapman
mer Co, solicitors Patents procured In ali !
tries. NO fees In advance. No charge unleu
patent lie granted. R0 fees for making pEelim
examinations. No additional fees ior obts1
and conducting rehearing. Special attef
given to interference cases before the d
office, extensions before Congress, infringe
suits in different States, and ali litigation
tanning to inventions or patents. Send cts y
GILAOkB co. for pamphlet Of slxty PACED
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The lAst report Of the Commissioner OF thu
eral Lsnd Once shown 2. 8s7, 500 acrea OF Ia
land warrapts outstanding. These were
under act of 1855 and prior acts. GILMORE
pay casb for them. Send by registered
Where assignments are imperfect we give ID
tiOns 10 perfect them.
Quilted States General Lard DNiol
Contested land cases prosecuted begoH
United States General Land Office aud Depal
Of the Interior. Private land claiels, mfnh
presumption claims and homestead Cases 81
Arrears Of Pay and Bounfy.
OMcerg, soldiers and saterz Of the lAte
their heirs, are In many caaes entitled to
knowledge Write full history Of service
state amount Of pay and bounty received
close stamp 10 GILMORE 4 CO.. and g fun
after examination, win be given you fpoa
Pensl@na.
al officers, soldiers and sailors woundsl
tured, or injured in the late war however
can obtain q pension By addressing aELM
90.
Oases prosecuted by GILMORE & co, bsa
Supreme Court OF the United States, the d
claims and the Southern Claims OOmmiasia
Zach department Of our buAiness ie con
In . separate buresu, under the charge OF u
experienced parties employed by the old
Prompt attention TO all buaineas intrugeed
M0Rk q co. 10 thnR secured. We dsAite
suceeaS by deserving 1t. address
mv3l Waabfnwtan. nisfT9et ~ Tiairg
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DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUM BONDS.
DEPARTMENT OF FlHANcH,
New Orleans, December 20, 1876 5
FEHHR TaIRD DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS ON
n the drawn series Of premium honda viii take
10 the Council Chamber City Hail. oR MONDAY,
January is, 1871, at 9 Am.
de3l I'd ]. G. DRNIs. Administrator.
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ATy to a cid
7snate. thr|
to rel
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10 admit
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c..r..y ". s.rs.r. D...n.

Charles II. Van Gorder. . we'll known
citizen Of Nevada. died in Sacramento. at
the Arcade Hotel. lastt.evening at 5:25
O'Clock. Of abseess Of the lungs. after .
long and painful illness. Charley lived in
Gold Hill a great many years. and 1t Was
here that no laid tho foundation Of his
competence. He was one Of the old set
tiers Of the Comstock. In early days
before the Virginia and Truckeo Rail.
road was built-he was largely en-
gagged in teaming to and from the
mines and mills. OF late years he has
been engaged In the manufacture Of salt,
being half owner OF the Eagle Salt Works,
on the Central Pacific ssllAilroad. near
wsdsworth. Ho WAS Of q most genial
and joviAl disposition. whom In good
health, and leaves . host Of old friends
and acquaintances hero and almost eve
rywhere ON the Pacific Coast to mourn
his death. A number Of friends from
this place visited him at Sacramento du-
ring his illness. and some Of these re-
NAMED with him until he died. Thus
passes away one OF the most genial men,
b~rs Of the fraternity Of Nevada Pioneers.
He was always . very popular man and .
welcome participant In social gatherings.
A fow years ago he was painfully u 6y
the accidental discharge Of . gun. The
fieshy part Of one Of his shoulders Was
thus torn Off In . mass. But ho fully re-
covered from this mishap, We believe.
Charley Van Gorder was . native OF New
York. and WAS . Mason and . member oil
the Order Of Knights Templar. He was
about Al years Of age.
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Fat&FolieWed.

Albert Hires Of Virginia City 10 one Of
the best men in the State. but he is I'M
happy. He has had no rest for . month.
He was boarding at the Comstock Restau-
ant on ID street abou, . month ago when
the place was attached by Constable
Walker. Mr.. Hires account amounted
TO q few dollars. and the court issued an
order commanding him to pay the amount
to the proper officer and not to the former
proprietor Of the restaurant. Mr.. Hires
then vent TO the Our House hash mill.
In lea than q week Constable Walker
came down ike 4 wolf on the fold and
Hires WAS served with another mandate TO
pay tho money into court. lie then tack
led the Bonanza Restaurant. Everything
went along smoothly for q few days. but
lust a. Hires Was settlinS>fbr . final
snooze one morning he was awakened by
loud knocking. and Constable Walker
pushed . writ Of gzrnishment under his
door. The BONANZA Restaurant had
e busted" With Q sad heart Hires sat
down To breakfast at the Orc House.
Here at least, he thought. he had found Q
solid institution TO which he could anchor.
Fate willed IL otherwise. Constable
Walker WAS in the house In less than Q
week and Hires paid his money into court.
Things became desperate and the unfor-
tunate man resolved 10 pay ~ he ate. thus
hoping to escape the attentions Of the Con-
stable. He had, Just finished his first meal
ct the Antelope Restaurant. and was step
ping forward 10 plank down his regular half
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CHEZ X. b. Bnows has presented $50
pounds Of oysters to the odd Roys" for
use at their Fair In Virginia City to-
night.
Ir Is estimated that 8 5000 worth Of bull
lion will DO shipped from Silver City
during tho present month.
TnE taxes on the net proceeds Of the
mines will be paid the latter part Of this
week or the frat Of next.
SUPERINTENDENT YouSo reports all the
schools Of Lyon county rs being In 4
fiourishing condition.
LONELY a SMITH have forecloscd a mort
gage for 1884, IS against tho Wells. Fargo
Mining Company.
AT the Pioneer Fair in Virginia City
this evening . regular old 10 rocker will
DO on exhibition.
FARMER TREADwAr Of Carson came TO
the Comstock this morning. lie will ''tako
in" the fair.
II. v. DEY, who has been on q visit 10
the Eastern States. returned yesterday
morning.
JUDoE n. 8. MEsicK yesterday morning
returned from q visit to tho Atlantic
States.
CAusSIrEs desiring to visit the Pioneer
Pair this week may obtain ticket, at half.
price.
AcrroS will DO commenced on the 25th
instant for the collection Of delinquent
tAxes.
BULLION valued at 100000 will DO
shipped BY the bonanza mines this even.
ing.
The Ice making machinery will DO
started up about tho LIST Of January.
The fence recently built across tho
Dayton toll road 10 10 DO removed.
MAIN street 10 still quite dusty. Astorm
Of any kind would be acceptable.
PRorEssoR CUNNING will lecture In
Carson City tonight.
PIONEER Pam tonight.
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CendIlIon of one Pele.

Condition OF she Pops.
NEW YORK. Dec. GA Herald London
correspondent In Rome telegraphs that the
Pope. though still confined 70 bed. Ia
cheerful and able TO take his food rsgu-
larly. His leg Is still very painful. and be
also suffers from pains In his loins. but be
10 able to give audience In his bedroom.
The new issue on his leg has probably
produced q beneficial effect. On Sunday
be gave audience to the Grand Duchess Of
Tuscany. Yesterday he received the Car.
dinAls and some intimate friends p-spara-
tory 10 the ConclAve. He appeared To
rally through animation caused BY fire.
quent meetings with friends. and engaged
In conversation with some vivacity.
The sisuasien In France.
PANS, Dec. Cit 10 stated that nsgoti.
atoms between President MacAahon and
Dufaurs were resumed In consequences Of
the steps taken by Senator Bathis, who IL
probably acting for the 0rleanist S~enators.
The Soii,i states that Dufaurs 10 willing
10 conduct negotiations to the point OF
forming tho Ministry, but 10 unwilling 70
accept an Office himself.
The Figaro names ~ among the probs-
BILE ministers Bathie, Minister Of Justice,
waddington Minister Of the Interior.
Leon Say Minister Of Finance. and Chris
tophle Minister Of Public Works.
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TuE LIrrLE yoRK.-The case Of the
sierra Nevada Mining Company against
the Little York Mining Company still
holds the attention Of the District Court.
During the trial Of this cause His Honor
Judge Wright will continue TO preside.
The lawyers expect to be ready to submit
the case by tomorrow or next day. IL Ia
. suit to quiet title to certain mining
grounds.
foR DNoRcE.-Mrs. Margaret s. Miller
Of Virginia City. has brought suit for
divorce against her husband. Charles y.
Miller. for failure to provide ths common
nee, ssarics OF life. She also prays Tor
possession OF the community property and
the custody Of two minor children.
CoxrLIxxSrARr.-Thc News acknowl.
edges the receipt OF complimentary tickets
TO the grand ball TO be given by tho fire.
men and citizens Of Gold Hill Christmas
night. The courtesy Of the iiremen shall
not be forgotten. nor shall the occasion be
unrsgArded.
LADIES n CHILpRES.-Professor Var
nsy's class for ladies' aud children will
commence al II o'clock next Saturday fore
noon and last until I o'clock in the after
noon. The terms will be fifty cents = les
son, or two dollars for four lessons.
JUSTICE BrLLioS.-Eight bars Of JUS
tice bullion valued at $27 ,4s2. we're sent
to the Carson Mint from Virginia City
this afternoon. The bars looked very ine
AZ they lay upon the fiat car. Justice
bullion carries more gold than silver.
DIX CAREruL. - Jumpers Of mining
claims arc on tho alert and l~ocators should
10 careful and keep up the amount OF work
upon their claims required by law. III o
claim 10 worth locating 1t ought 10 DO
worth holding.
Coon EsouoH.-Dan De guile says tho
"oid Boys" were yesterday busy oiling
up their Joints. In order that their creak-
ing may not drown the music when they
undertake 10 dance tonight at the fair.
SUNDAY Nionr.-That fine rife at Jcwett
4 Haskins' Creedmoor Gallery will be
shot for next Sunday evening between Z
and o O'Clock. AL holding chances should
be present and do their own shooting.
Fon A CHANCE. - William woodburn.
attorney for Harrington. against whom q
sentence Of hanging stands. but who 10 to
have . new trial. will move next Monday
for Q change Of venue.
Frsrsuxp.-The brick building 10 DO
used for . coal.house for the District
Courthouss 10 completed. II Is . very
substantial structure, the walls being about
two feet in thickness.
The bank on the west side OF Piper's
new opers house. In Virginia. caved yes
tsrdsy afternoon. throwing down sixty or
eighty tons Of dirt.
GEoHor DAILY. who 10 experimenting
the erection Of hosting works on the Real
del Monte mine. Aurora. left last nightfor
San Francisco.
COLONEL JAMES q. Fam says the Con-
solidaied Virginia mine will continue 20
pay 81 dividends for an indefinite period
the bullion shipped from Silver City
during the frat eleven months Of the pres
snt year amounted 10 $iS3.s7
REGULAR old-fashioned pork and beans
tonight at the Ladies' Fair for the benefit
Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-06
done to nedie.

NJ. +. Wolf. Of the firm Of Reinstein 4
Wolf. the ~weli.known Gold Hill clothiers.
left for Bodie District this morning. He
has gone to take a look at that country.
with q view Of establishing u branch Of
their house there should the business out
look u the place justify II. Wolf will be
back again shortly. Meanwhile. Reinstein
IL in charged u the store and will be pleased
to not only supply customers a. usual with
first.rate goods at reasonable rAtes. but will
also receive moneys due on standing &C
counts. All are requested 10 come for
ward and settle promptly. December 10
the proper month for settlements.