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To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. aO6 G street,
near 9th street. By promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities: His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies and Gents Suits are, in
superior work. n. B.-A speciality of his con-
sists in removing spots from costly party
dresses; % years experience. His dry cleanser
ticle, and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned two pair for 25 cents
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" EG EFT I N e.
NOTHING EQUAL TO 1T.

SOUTH SALEM, Mass, Nov. IA, 1876.
Mr.. III. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir:-l have been troubled with ScrofuIa
Canker and Liver Complaint for three years.
Nothing ever did me any good until l commenced
using the NEGETINE. am now getting along rst
rate, and still using the VEGETINE. | cons ideI
there is nothing equal to il for such complaints.
Yours truly, MRS. LIZZIE NJ. PACKARD
No. 10 Lagrange street, South Salem. Mass.
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RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous snf
ferers. Chronic, painful, and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with par
ticulars, mailed free. Address Pulvermacher
Galvanc Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
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DELICIOUS CooKERY.-The most delicious,
mullins, watfies, corn bread, cake. etc. are
pOSs IDLE to every table by using the celebrated
Dooteg,S Yeast Poecder. 1t is absolutely pure,
and will go much further in use than other
kinds of baking powder II is impossible TO
fail with it in baking. Ask your grocer for it,
and do not be put off with any other
A CHEF DGUvRE in the art of perfumery is
the composition of new and distinctive Bon
quet, as in the case of j. & E. Atknson's
StephuROtiS. VS.
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CITY ITEMS.

Is YOUR PREJUDICE so deep seated that IL
will preclude the possibility of your trying 10
rid yourself OF rheumatism with Durdngs
Rheumatic Remedy?
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ROMAN GOLD, Lake George diamonds, sill
S ss,, coral, onyx and jet jewelry, from one to
NJ ty collars: the best fifty csnt eye glasses in
VIZ city at riggs jewelry store, No. 4j7 Pa.
avenue, near ~ St-ddrt
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THE CAPITOL STEPS HOMICIDE-A Verdict
o. haR9dughter.-Yeste in the Criminal
Court (Judge MacArthur), in the case of Jos.
Dishman and Geo. Logan, alias Baltimore.
charged with The murder of Washington Me
Grath, near the west front of the Capitol on
the 9th of March last, which was gwen to the
about AZ O'Clock p. m. of guilty of man.
slaughter"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-19

NORMAL SCHOOL EXAMINATIoN.-The sec
Ond quarterly examination of the normal
ing. An extended programme was carried
out In the presence OF Superintendent Wilson,
Trustees Brown, Hovey,. Reyburn, Davis. ex-
formed the examining board, and Miss Lane,
principal of female high school, Miss Fuller,
drawing teacher, Prof. Daniel, Miss De Land
teacher, Mr.. Copp, principal of male GRAMMAR
school, first district, Mr.. Emory and others.
The examination was very satisfactory, and
brief remarks were made by MeSsrs Reybura
and pupils.
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POSITIVELY the last lot of yeivets m no ra
sriVed this season is now being offered ar
great reduction from regular prices Com
molly $, 6S 9ih 81. See new adv't TODAY
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We WOULD ADVISE all owners of fine ins,rp
menis 10 have them tuned and regulafed afr
prices 10 suit the tiDles-only Sl-by j. T
Lucas. SIS + street n.w.--d4.f.
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BISHOP OF RICHMoND-The London 1uJlot.
Roman Catholic organ, has the following in
relation to the appointment OF a bishop for
Richmond -" This see, il will be remembered,
became vacant last October 10y the translation
of the bishop. Dr.. Gibbons, to the archbishop
rlc OF Baltimore. in succession TO Archbishop
Bayley. Among the names recommended to
the holy see by the prelateS OF the province was
that OF Rev. John j. keane. assistant pastor of
st. PatrckS'S church, Washington, and il was
reported that he had been selected. But it is
now known that Mgr. SilaS Chatard. of Balti-
more. formerly rector OF the American Col
Iege in Rome, but who was obliged 10 return
nome last SummerOn account of failing health
has been appointed bishop of Richmond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-19

SPECIAL. NOTICE.-The beautiful dress goods
mer price was 25 Carter (707 Market space)
has Only few days to remain i'm this store,
and is Offering all Of his dry goods at a reduced
pFjce,-dIff.
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ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF ROBBERY
Last night Detective McDevitt arrested a col
Ored man named AdOlphus Burgess, charged
with r0bbing the store of Webb & Beveridge.
Fifteen dollars were found on him. which he
claimed he had Won in playing policy.
THE LAST and closing sale of fine Faience and
LEIPZIG vases, bronze Statuary and 2l-day
clocks, and elegant Italian works of art viii
take place this evening at O'Clock, at Dow
ling's SaeSrOOmS, corner 18th street and Pa.
avenue. This is positively the last sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-19

MADAME JANNARET, 939 Pa. avenue, has
fresh ease OF opera and reception bOnnets,!at
low prices-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-19

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SCCIETY.-The
board of directors concluded is annual SEES
sion Thursday evening at the Colonization
building. An unusually large number of dele
gates and life directors were in attendance
among them the venerable eX- president Mae
lean. OF Princeton, NJ The proposal to
change the headquarters and chief seat Of the
society'S operations from this city to New York
was considered at length and the question
was postponed. The, following officers were
rotary: VIM. Coppinger. esq. corresponding
secretary and treasurer; Harvey LindSIy. NJ.
D., VIM. GuntOn. esq, Hon. Peter Parker,
Hon. John b. Kerr, James c. yelling. LID.
Judge Charles c. Mott, and Reginald FendalI,
esq, executive committee.
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LIFE INSURANCE.-In these times OF business
depression and wrecked insurance companies,
II is gratifying to see such an exhibit as the
" National Life is able to make, in it's state
ment published in another column of t0-day's
paper. Its claims for the confidence of the
public are set forth there in full, aud any other
information desired will be cheerfully furnish
ed by MeSSrS. A. S. Pratt & Co., OF this city,
general agents of the COMPANY
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AMUSEMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.
Grand italian and English Opera.


MAX sTRAKosCH. Director.
THIS SATURDAY. AFTERNOON, Jan. 10,
UST.
maven, ONLY GRAND MATINEE,
ME- sAsS axKrE RozE FAUST Miss H. L. :f GHET
rG 81 n kRSEE. fkAuFM.SN sorTs sfHs
GRAND B Bale FEb bfvEsTfssEMENr.
fHSfl n ESSG Of S SS PS posi-
lively last Grand Opera Night
of Will hhsssrS fas1 ses s
this evening In its place will be performed verdis
III TROT4TORE,
with the following excellent cast:
Mss KELLoGG: ....as............ Lconora.
Sr%a: Verdi, Bare'e, Miss Lsns::stsr %'s'''
SIR reserved seats % cents ss anS ST
TsSaaFS si1MAs IS MOORE MOORE and j. c. VII
HANSON in STRUCK OIL. lan19-;f
NATIONAL THEATER. Tonight.
,,p Commencing MONDAY January 21st.
s sEkSSk SiE: Mk kGsaffm Moo 81
ssTTESTCK Sif: Me-. W WI
SmkUCk OIL. Who will make their entree i'll
sT R OIL OIL. Their renowned ehaEacters
SIRt IN OIL. written expressly for them, by
Tkck o o lsam IN .he Tas1eFs Of
sTKUCK Oil. The entire ,ener, will be new.
STUCK OIL. The Same Novel Situations
STRUCK OIL. and the
SIRItk OIL. SAME CAST
SIRC OK OIL. As iii New York.
Only STRUCK OIL MATINEE SATURDAY.
J:nuary 2s-Mr. sOTHERN as the CRUSHED
TRAGEDlAN. IanI9-tf
DEL CANTO ITALIANO.-Cultivat of The
- Voice for Oneratic and Church Music by an
AItiSte, pupil of SAN GIOVANNI and LAM
PERTI. the g. eat Masters at MILAN. Italy.
Singing at Sight Specialty,s
Apply at Ellis Music Store for circulars.
E'ORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY NATL
NEE, commencing THURSDAY EVENING,
January 18th,
BRY4NT'S MINSTRELS,
From their New Opera House. New York.
ESTABLISHED lS47.
The Company comprises
SUCH NAMES AS BELOW:
HUGHEY DOUGHERTY.
LITTLE MAC, DAVE REED.
~ SANFORD and WILSON
J. NJ. MORRIS. e. r. CLINTON.
1890 ARTHUR COOK, BILLY BRYANT
GEO. w. HARLEY, &c., &C.
I'm fact we have no besitancy in declaring this
visited this city,
as-Admission %, so and 10 cts ian16-4t
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Weather Indications Today.


NaSnlngtOn, JANUARY -. 1878.
For the middle states and New England.
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, fol
lowed by increasing clOUdineSS and rain,
>OHtheTly winds and falling barometer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-19

THE INDEPENDENT ORDER OF MECHANICS
last night elected officers as follows: Grand
architect, George Brown: vice grand architect
l.. ID. Patterson grand treasurer, II. &. Wag-
ner; grand chaplain, A. ID. Grace grand con
ductOr, w. A. Orr; grand inside sentinel, ii
Beckett; grand outside sentinel, w. +. Reese
II. A. Gladman was elected representative to
the supreme lodge.
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THE ACCIDENT TO Mrs. CLEMMER-Nrs.
Mary Clemmer, who was so seriously injured
10y her fall from her carriage at 10Th street on
wednesday last, has slowly but steadily i'm
proved during the past two days. and will
probably be able to see her friends again in the
course OF few days. Her physicians say that
She has shown the most marvellous powers of
recuperatiOn. When she was lifted up after
the accident it was supposed she had been
Killed, and serious fears were afterward en-.
tertalned concerning the shock to her BRAIN
But the physicians now consider her quite out
of danger. She suffers greatly from an eX-
ceedingly painful Sprain of the right ankle.
which will keep her confined to her house for
could have been expected by any one who
knew with what force she was thrown from
her carriage.
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r OUIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.

SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIy 4
FORTUNE.
SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1878, Al
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, FEB'Y 18TH.
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Is and Surveying Instruments, No. SO and LIST
SIS. s.w., fronting Capitol Park, have added .
hand tull line Of Opera Glasses, Field and Marine
Glasses, Spy Glasses, Spectacles in gold and steel
rims, Drawing Instruments, AnerOidS, &C., &c.
We keep only hrst-class goods in stock. Every
Tanted to 10 ~ represented, d2I-lm-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-19

EXPLOITS OF A WASHINGTON POLICEMAN
IN BALTIMORE The Baltimore Gazette of
this morning says" VIM. F. Lee WAS yester-
day committed for the action OF the grand
jury, by Justice Peters, charged with obtain
ing under false pretences a smallSum of money
from Mrs. Eva w. Gull. The accused called
at the house of Mrs. Gull, q Argyle avenue.
and presented letter purpOrting to have been
sent by her brother, who resides in Washing
ton. requesting him to give the bearer any
small amount which he might need. When
Lee called Mr.. Gull was out, and his wife re
fused to give him the money. Upon being
searched number of papers were found upon
him, among them the commission of Lee as a
private i'll the police OF Washington. Another
was signed by Mayor Johnson, of Alexandria,
Virginia, showing Lee TO have been special
policeman in that city, and others to different
parties requesting them 10 give the bearer.
small amounts. Another letter, dated United
States steamer Saratoga, Washington, and
signed by n. d. Evans, commander of the
steamer, shows that Lee was appointed fire
man ON the Saratoga, May 10, ISL. letter
dated United States steamer Constitution.
League Island. Philadelphia, and signed Geo.
K. Taylor, commanding officer, orders Lee to
report for duty on board the steamer. Lee
confessed having obtained the money from
Mrs. Gull, but plead in eytenuatiom that his
family were starving in Washington
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state Lottery Con,pcuy.

This Institution was regularly incorporated by the
Legislature OF the State for Educational and Chari-
table purposes IN 1865, with Capital of 81 600 OO0
20 which 10 has since added a reserve fund of
$3.50, 600. Its Grand Single Number Distributions
Will take place monthly on the second Tuesday. nc
neoer scales or pOstpOEes. Look a. the following
Distributions:
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Affairs on the Virginia Side.

HUNTER MILL. FAIRFAX Co. VA.
January II, 1878.
The trial OF James Tramel. for the murder
of ChaS. Adams, which has been put off from
time to time, comes of next Monday at Fair
fax Court house. Nothing has, as yet, been
done with the party who so brutality beat his
wife about six weeks ago, from the injuries of
which she died about week afterwards. One
of our Oldest and most esteemed citizenship
Geo. w. Gunnel-died a few days ago. He
left a fortune, to be divided among five heirs
amount ing to about So IERITaS .
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THE WORLDS CHOICE.

THE WORLDS CHOICE.
The Centennial Jurors represented the civilized
people or the whole WOrld-the medical Jurors were
physicians of worldwide reputation. they gave
the manufacturers of Benson,s Capcine Porous
account Of its great superiority all other Porous
masters and its wonderful pain-relieying and
strengthening qualities.
ASK YOUR PHYSICIAN
if Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster is not the best
Plaster in the world. 1t was invented to overcome
LIME BACK!
For lame and painful back, weak back. rheuma-
tlsm and all local aches and pains it is simply the
best remedy ever devised or known.
CAUTION.-Therea are fraudulent and worthless
ket. Beware Of them. Each genuine plaster has
the word Capcne cut through il.
Sold by all Druggists. Price, 25 cents. j14-mws
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, holding Special
Term letters testamentary the personal estate of
MARY MORGAN, late of the District of Column
bia, deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
on or before the Sd day Of January next; they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from an benefit Of the
Sald Given under ny hand ms 81 aay Of
street n. W., between 25th and 18th SITS.
1aD5-S.3t~ Law Reporter.
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MISS BERTHA Won HILLERN
Al AT ODD-FELLOWS' HALL,
Al the request of many ladies and physicians of
Washington. Miss Won HILLERN will exempify
her theory of health by attempting to walk
SO NILES IN26 HOURS.
WITHOUT SLEEP. starting at 8 O'Clock
FRIDA 7 EVENING, january IS,
finishing at 10 the following night.
Hall open and band in attendance during the en-.
tire time. Admission so cents. Tickets at Ellis
MnSic Store p,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
The Miners Reanies

Tho annual reunion Of the Miners
Unions Of the Comstock will take place in
Gold Hill tomorrow. several bands Of
music will be in attendance. and there
will be a procession and interesting hsera-
nv exercises. The literary exercises will
be in Miners Union Hall, Gold Hill. The
line Of march Of the procession will 30
from Gold Hin. through c street. Virginia.
To Union street; up Union 70 ii street ;
down u street to Miners Union Hall.
where tho Virginia Union will Join the
procession thence down ID street 10 Car.
son street; down Carson street to Q
street through q street 70 Gold hni
Foundry, Lower Gold Hill. where tho sil.
yer City Union will fall into line. and
then countermarch up Main street to Gold
Hill Miners Union Hall. These annual
reunions are looked forward TO with pleas.
ant anticipations by tho sturdy toilers OF
our mines. We hope the boys may have .
good time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10

tottowing from thu Fan
we eohuen'e 'n'
Francisco Post OF yeshruAy Anu eAy
fore; Further bullion shipments ieft hs
bonanza mines Wednesday evening for San
r--.I..o Tha Consoiidatsd Virrinis
|. 80. A.. n..a 49,,
shipped sioo'''o' mAAns "e s"~
for the late nscAi montn ABOUT si'ioS'oV
against si,5s2,7 59 60 for the previous
-. =, ,n.,ra,n, 600 a9a ...th.
moa'" man, tor f.. ~ monsh
M" c.f,s",ni. u,na .iso .hinnad
.e.ns - nr
500. o.. :, n Sn.
munn,,u sL,.h Is.,.esS ~ A.. -,h
NV. M c.i,s.,n,. comn.rx iii c.,,v
INST .Ins - 49,. a. n noo .ni
~ .",iS.,s, v,,s;nis shont ssoo on
ny uNa".s~N ,sS.T
oeu
=; shAi, Ine i.snisr omps - ~ n.
oicu 70 or'ns .ae = AZ. i., sons.
average proportions, Wniie 'ne ,A'e' eo..
psny will commune 70 raise sucn Amoan's
as WILL together WIN me suiplus. mA
tain the 81 monthly uiviusnas
The period mat the mann snA,s unaerso
ing repairs. Col. fAir. the encien. mAns-
ger OF the nonan.A mines. ~ ~ -,
turned 70 Virgins eisy, 49, -
ABOVE ana oeiow srouuu VIII ~
q 'opers,sloa. v,..,.,. ,,.,s.n, =,
inc ,no ~. Ss.s L.
81 per snare PAy,ou o unn.,nr
s'ant. Ins' o' 'ne .si :. .n. ,s.s
10 - per snafe, VII, " psia on no .on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10

NEW YoRx. Nay 10. The Tri6uss''
Washington special says II Is reported that
~ Of the promoters OF tho Texas Pacific
scheme said that the franchises for . road
direct from New Orleans 10 the city oil
Mexico would DO much more valuable d
the road from New Orleans 10 Caiiiornia
on the line Of the Southern PACING.
Therefore Il IL supposed BY some . be
quite possible that, without abandoning
the project Of getting TO the Pscino Ocean.
the TeIn Pacific people may have fixed
their eye upon Mexico - tho Southern
terminus Of their limo.
Another Theatrical Hsrrsr.
EVANSVILLE. Nay io.-A performances
with whalen's Varieties Combination Of
Louisville attempted at Rockport. Ind.
Yesterday, the feat Of shooting an applet from
the head OF . woman. The aim miscarried
and an ei~ght-yesr-old boy named wsigel,
who WAS playing outside the canvas. was
shot in the forehead and almost instantly
killed. The performer. whose name can.
not be learned, was arrested. but - u Wa
evidently IN accident. nobody could DO
found 70 Ale An AFFIDAVIT, and be was TO
leased.
watching for A Bandit.
NEw YoRK. May l0.-Ths italian Gov
eminent has private detectives watching
every vessel arriving. for the notorious
chief bandit Troulolini. accused OF COM
hitting thirty murders and many rob-
berries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
Arrisais shls aesssaa

= Jones. Geo " Asher. J L Walton. DIR
Smith, DIR BrannAn. John Donohue, j l.
Langan. T Mcconnell. BLACK. q parAsieh.
U J Stevens. DIR Mcdonald and wife. II II
Mcdonald, II " Clark. John Reilly, j =
Hall and wife. Mrs G II Hovey. Mrs X
Roche. Mrs r wise. John Cahlan. NJ ID
Cohen, Mrs n T. Russell. Miss utley. j
Mewiliam-. Jas Bailey, Mrs $ q kelsey.
Mrs N Beck. A O'Brien. T Gibbons. j L
Allen and fam, Il Buckley, W A Lawson.
John Stevens. \ W Heller. J Stern. Mrs
Monroe. Mrs Frost. Mrs Jordan. Mrs
Wires.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10

There Was a splendid audience at Piper'-
New Opera House last evening. on which
occasion "a Celebrated Case was re-
peaied. This play deserves the popularity
il has attained. The Union Square COM
pany give II In q manner that develops all
its power. The principal character. Of
course, IL the unfortunate Jean Eensud,
whose sufferings appeal most powerfully
10 the audience. James 0'Neil displays
consummate art In this role. y. y.
Macksy, in the character OF Dennis
o'Iourke. 1. quito at home, and shows the
true Irish character Of mingled vii AMI
pathos. J. II. Grismer. a. the fraudulent
Count dc Norway. by his excellent acting,
calls down upon himself the imprecations
of the gods. The Duke d'Aubeterrc Is
made at once digniied aud attractive by
James A. Herne. OF Miss varian and
Miss Wood the NEws has already spoken
at length. Miss farren aud Miss Wilkes
are excellent In everything they do, show
ing careful study and much dramatic
talent. "a Celebrated Case" will be pre-
seuted again this evening. 4 grand matt
nee will DO given at ? o'clock tomorrow
HftefnoOn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10

A MoDIL CARs0NfrE.-H. u. Parker'
the energetic Fish Commissioner Of the
State Of Nevada, was In Virginia City day
before yesterday. He hunted around try
ing 10 find somo whale seed. but finally
contented himself with Q stuffed bird from
Judge Currie's collection. . black and tan
pup and an ore specimin from the Julia.
The last seen OF him he was on the train,
surrounded by his trophies, and reading
Fred Harris "Sazerac Lying Club" 70
Frank Mccullough. Carson has some
hearty citizens, and Hub. Parker Ia one Of
them.
TuE members OF the old Eagle Engine
Company No. 3. Of Virginia City. will
meet at Andy Peasley's store, Virginia, q
I o'clock next sunday afternoon Tor the
purpose Of taking measures 70 put up .
Flagstaff on Mount Davidson.
The fro alarm In Gold Hill at4 O'Clock
last Wednesday morning was caused BY
lamp explosion In . private residence near
the New York mine. The damage VA mol
great.
FRED Jor and Harry symons. two we'll
known and popular young men Of Gold
Hill, left for. Leeds, Utah. last Wednss-
day evening.
The t~rcstlework which Ia being placed
from the Imperial dump across the rail-
road track Is nearing completion.
NRw buildings are going up In overy
part Of Gold Hill. The Divide 10 showing
substantial signs Of improvement.
MAT. TRACY. who VA shot BY 0ficer
Tom Daley in Virginia City last Tuesday
Is getting along comfortably.
RED MOUNTAIN. . few miles north OF
Virginia City, il recommended To pros.
pectors a. = likely place for . strike.
Tue Republican Central Committee Of
Virginia City will meot over the Delta
saloon at 7:30 this evening.
ALL the machinery 10 running we'll at
the flooded mines, and the water 10 now
being rapidly lowered.
THIS evening will DO tho occasion OF the
benefit Of Sol. Smith Russell at National
Guard Hall. Virginia.
ApoLrn surRo. Of the sutro Tunnel. &C.
companied by his wife. left for California
night before last.
THE shade and ornamental trees In Gold
Hill and Virginia are beginning TO show
signs OF verdure.
MACHINES to prevent o~yerwinding arc
being put up At tho Crown Point and
Succor mines.
OPIUM smoking il said 10 DO more pro-
valent In Virginia at this time than over
before.
THERE will DO no service In 81. Johns
Church. Gold Hill. next Sunday morning.
WHOA. EaxAi" has placed all tho
Gold Hill boys In . dilemma.
The weather to-day has boon uneomfor'
tably warm.
The Carson river has . good head OF
water.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-05-10
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.

NFPrcE or THE BOARD OF COUNTY
~ Oummissioners Of Storey county. Nevada:-
Notice IL hereby given. IN pursuance o. an order
OF said Board, that sealed proposals VII %
received By ssid Board up 10 and intending me
NINTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. ISIS, for up
piles fr the County Hospital, In aeeoroanee
the County Oieyh's once, TO which you arc
rsfeued for particulars, and which can Be seen
during once hours OF each day. BY order OF
the Board Of couty Commandment OF stofey
county. -,.,,., Ma,
Attest: J. i. ncrAItLhNb SotA'
BY II. Q. THOMPSON. Dspe'y c'sfi'