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01D-ST., 274 WEST. Handsomely furnished
81 rooms with without board, 2d ana Sd hoor at re-
guu tnep rate
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BOARD can be had at WashingtOnville, &C
~ miles from NewYork City, minutes from depot IN
mountain air terms IS SO per Address Box 63
Washingtonv Post Office Orange County, n Y.
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| AUNDRESS.-First-c Protestant laun-
H dress willing 10 DO CambcrwOrk best Of city refer
eTCe. 3GG 6thave- near 23d-st.. first floor.
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0D WAVERLY-PLACE.- - Furnished rooms,
- with without board for gentlemen or families.
Transient for the summer.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

MORTON HOUSE, on the Sound, at Green cen
WI wch Conn thirty miles from New YORK wa the NeW
UaCep ailroad summer hotel WIZ pc opened
Tor bnsiness June ~ It's close proximity 70 neW lOk
offers supauOr advantages TO business men wishing 10 Ro
back and forth each day. Yachting boating hshng aih
gno oying and Tho house hreprOOf stable ahchel
Eegantv Inished rooms with gas aud running water IN
each FIR further particulars apply on the premises toJ NJ
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Ii ". j. this charming family will open June 10
COOL pure mountain AIR. aud beautiful scenery.
D. A. CROWELL, Proprietor.
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BROOKLYN Real Gsiats for Sale.

TOR SALE or TO LET-First-class three
story, mgh-stoop, snd basement bIownstone house
unfulnKhed on Greene second door east Of Chn0naye
D. H. STONE, 1872 Broadway, New-York.
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A1O WEST 2OTH-ST. (third bel)-Two
ZZeDaree connecting rooms 81 per week ballroom,
s9 6O meals II desired ladies' preienod references Call
before 10 m, after 4 p. m
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BLOCK ISLAND, X. !.
ll THE OnEAN NIEM H0T..L

IHE UII.AN NIEW hui
Has been enlarged aud opens July J. II Il situated on
hlun overlooking the where there are no heated
maaous land beezcs and the wind blowing from the ocea
renders excessive heat impossible Bathing Yachting and s
ing the house Prices in accordance with the times SeL
for circular. Good Band Of Music - .-. .
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

I'D tam air good fare 2 hours from New.York minute
from depot SO TO S8 s. BRUNDAGE, MOuntanyIl'
Orange County ~ Y.
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USEWORK.-Young American girl for
night homework: wages object. MIS-. RENNOLDS'S
PROTESTANT AGENCY.4l2 4th.aye.
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Che Curt.


MONMOUTH PARK RACES,
w LONG BRANCH, n. J.,
Saturday June 90 Tuesday 3D. Thursday 4h and Saturday.
9Th, July.
SIX RACES EACH DAY.
Trains by the NewJersey Central and southern Railroads
directly TO the Course
admission TO Field 80 cents to Grand stand Al extra
Fare from New.Y oTk and back, 81.
G. C.wHEATLEY. sec'y GEO. L. LoRILLARD. Pres.
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Boaro ano Rooms.
West Side.

A LADY occupying n convenient, centrally
located quiet house has rooms let permanently OF
otherwise responsible gentlemen. Address MIS- TRUE,
Tribune ii town Office, ,23S Broadway.
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Oo WEST 22D-ST. T.-Several nice rooms to
DsD let with board Transient and table 0oarders taAeh
References exchanged.
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7 AUNDRESS.-First-cas cOlOred laundress,
- county city; thoroughly understands her business
81 West 44tl,t, near jthave.
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GUNNER BOARD for two or three persons;
- private family elegant Narraganset villa city c0nyen
eucr stabng nights sa by palace boats FREIGHT hours
rail om NrE York uHeNcepuOnabo references given and
required. Address BRISTOL Uptown Tribune Ohice,
lg}S Broadway.
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BOARD near MOuntiOy depot on New-Jer-
ID and NewYOrk Railroad Pleasant Grove Farm high
grounds; mountain air Address G. b. PHILLIPS Garner
VILE ROcxland County ". Y.
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CANBORN'S HOTEL, West CamptOn, n. 1

kNANBDhN. > liO ELI w tsb NdulptOuf ANs II
- This pODUlar resort Is now really Tor guests
and IL situated the most beautiful locations m IN
psnigewas ct Valley ali the FrancOnla ant
White Mountains miles from Plymouth pure ar 9nt
wafer: Good table reasonable terms send for circular
T. .SANBORN K son, PrOprictOrs
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NUMBER DOAhDs-<A pitlhtN AttihiJ 'th
- accommodate adultsi other bosidefsi shalec
lawns large piazza pleasant rooms nigh ground me views
siabung references given and required 40 min
ut,s from NewlOTk 10 minutes from depot AddFess 1904
81, BloOmhold, ~.
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GUNNER BOaro.

ROys Summer BOarding-SchOOl.-S Swithin
I'D ShortdGes advertisement under instruction begin
mng $40 quarter"
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TN private house on Murray Hill, front room
ON me third floor furnished geneman s2b per month
Address d. s. " Tribune Uptown Office No. L2S Broadway
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CLAFLLN HOUSE, BECK BECKETT, INA MASS
HARSWELL HOUSE, CornwaIl-on-the-I

A 'AhDN Ll4ll liObDist N'ii -AA''N'
~ son-Uudcr management board for the season
opens the 2Oh large, airy rooms urstcass accom-
mofa0us; rates reasonable Cards and information may
be obtained Of s. CHASE l,l3i Pachcst, Br0okyp cr
e. ROE. Cornwall on the Hndson. Address NJ T. BARBER
IruNTIlinr.
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ELEN HOUSE, White Mountains, \. H.
u The GLEN HOUSE HEOPENS JUNE 10.
W. q G. x. MILLINEN, PropueorA
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COUNTRY BOARD near LAKE WARRA-

COUNTRY BOARD.-3O minutes by rall F;
~ situation high healthy exceedingly picturesque
boating and fishing good table, aud low pice Call ON Or
address Mrs. EAMEs, spuvten DuyvL
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

COUNTRY BOARD.-Families and others
wishing good aud pleasant rooms In healthy place
cm apply 10 Mrs. CHARLOTTE DAY, south Dartmouth
Mass ALFRED DAY. No l3J Head--t.. New-Gurk
New-York tribune., 1878-06-26

GOOD BOARD at private house, 3l2 hours
VI from n y; near depot daily mail location healthy
terms moderate. Adde'S VI. A. HOLrSLANDER, Pine
Iush. n
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H0USEW0RK.-A Swede girl able ant
active who thoroughly understands all kinds OF house
hod duties including milk and butter, and Is Kind TO chi
d. take place at city countIy best OF refer
would Ike constant home. Gail at go 6thave nea
lSth-St.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18
CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

yiRarSIA CRY. February 10, 1s7s.-A. w,
Ravens. Secretary Consolidated virginii
Mining Company Dear Sir The vari'
GUS ore Slopes on the 1900. 1900, 400,
1900 and 1850 are without material change.
The necessary amount Of work 10 keep tho
drifts and crosscuts In repair 10 being con-
tinued. also retimbering the crushed por
tons of the main shaft. :.
The ore breasts ON the 1850 level are all
looking we'll. The east drift from the ore
body Is now in 80 feet. As there were In.
dicaiions Of water We started up the drill
and will run II In advance OF the drift.
The rock continues very hard.
TN the 1850 level the winzo In east cross
cut No. 2 has been sunk and timbsred u
feet; total. % feet. Most Of the week haz
been spent in putting in 4 donkey engine
AT this WINS. ID Is now In place and
much better progress can be male In
sinking. The nprAiss from east orosseui
No. 2 Is now above tho 1850 level o. fsst
progress for the week. 20 feet. This up
raise il now all In good ore.
The heavy storms during tho past week
somewhat retarded the shipment Of ore.
All the mills have 10Y . full supply Of
ore.
At the q. 4 G. shaft We are cutting oui
for a water tank at the 1850 station and
our progress In sinking the shaft has been
slow. We notice Q slight increase of water
in the shaft since our last report.
JANrsG. Fam. Sup't.
Per W, N, PATTON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18

EATING srASD.--Judgos OF good cooki ng
and good ostsblss 60 TO the eating stand
Of Tom Hefisron. In the Palace Saloon.
Virginia City. Hc buys nothing but the
best IN tho market, aud his cooks cannot
DO beaten on the coast. Many . man
knows by experience that . meal has .
finer relish when he sits on . tall stool 81
. high counter than whom taken In tho
usual way.
BLows DowS.-The nAgstaf on tho
hall Of the Society Of Pacific Coast Pic.
ncers. Virginia, was blown down BY the
wind last night. II was carried across the
street and fell on the telegraph wires,
breaking them down. A number Of men
were this morning engaged In repairing
them.
The HASoISo To-MoRRow. u. W.
Rover. who has been sentenced 70 death
for the killing Of I. N. Sharp, will DO
hanged In Reno tomorrow. The NEWS
has made preparations for obtaining full
particulars Of the execution.
MINING LocATiox.-Tho notice Of loca-
ton Of tho North Plowcry mining claim
has been filed for record. II 10 situated In
Plowery District and includes 1900 feet
along the Plowcry lode. John @. Courier
Ia the ~lscator.
PnEoocrous boys In Virginia City uss
faro checks 70 aid them In thsir drawing
lessons when they Arc required 70 pro-
ducs '' free hand circles"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18
Departure. saturday Eveainr.
n.p..,ss~. Last Ev..,ss
coRHucoplA.
Tho Macs orc Extraesiss and
MtIitsg-rhe Leopard. faasher
and lIussey-A nonasan-
ConNrcorrl, Feb. ~, 1873

tOhNttofiA, Itos Ia, 1900.
EpuoR NEWS; Again drop you . line
from our camp. The future outlook Is
Frightening. and oon you will have the
proof positive that We have quite = rich
mine here. The Leopard ia at present en-
gagged In r~etimbcring ia shaft. preparatory
10 sinking 400 fcot deeper. The Panther
10 still sinking. consequently can employ
but few men. 80 w have To look to the
Hnssey TO Keep up our reputation As q
bullion producing camp. The hussey
COMPANY have leased the Leopard twenty
stamp mill and already have two hundred
thousand dollars worth OF ore hanled
down, and hundreds OF tons still on The
dump. About forty o are taken out
daily with q very light force, showing thai
tbs evident intentions are to work the mine
economically and we'll. Mr.. Yule, assisted
by hi. able foreman. il ~z-alously striving
20 make a good property for the stockhold'
er.. They have cut the big bonanza struck
some time < two hundred feet deeper,
showing most conclusivsly that II Is going
down. Other good veins have been cut In
various parts Of the workings, which goes
far 10 establish the idea 81 p~ermanency.
They have but little water 10 trouble them,
and . mine that requires no timbers. To
hnd a reason why, for . long time to come.
Il should not be . dividend paying mine,
would puzzle the brain Of tho most astnte
philosopher. r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18
Per ". II. Patton.
BELcHER.

Coin HILL. February i6, is7s.-James
Newlands, Esq.-Dear 6ir During the
past three days We have beon engaged In
putting strengthening plates on the v-bob
ct the bottom Of the vertical pump shaft,
and also In making tho necessary connec.
tons with tho pump rod complete 10 the
AGO station. During this time we were
obliged 10 let the water rise on us In the
incline 10 the hight Of 60 feet. The water
10 now al out and sinking has again been
resumed. The drift east from the bottom
Of tho 1900 Wine will connect with the
south drift on the same level tomorrow.
Good looking quartz appears In the faces
Of both those drifts. Az soon - this con.
nection Ii made drifting east ON this level
will be commenced. The east drift on the
2i60 level IL in li3 feet. Tho last Is feet
have been In quartz. which Is gradually
improving In appearance ~ We 30 east.
Tho east drift on tho 1000 level is In i79
feet. The face Of this drift shows quite .
change for the better. The upper portion
Of is face being In quartz and porphyry.
Tho pump shaft has attained . depth Of ~
feot below the 2260 station. The bottom IL
hard blasting ground. The upraise from
the west drift on the 1900 level is in nsw
Is feet, and we are now engaged In setting
up Q diamond drill 10 tap the water In tho
bottom Of the old incline. We deemed 10
prudent 10 take this method OF tapping II.
The pumps being now all complete down
to tho 2i60 station. all work In the lower
levels Of tho mine will be prosecuted moro
vigorously. and I am happy to state that
the prospects In those levels are becoming
daily more encouraging.
w. II. SMITH, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18
TROJAN.
Assual Meesisg Onieers Feet
seeretasy's Report.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Trojan Mining Company took place
on Friday last at San Francisco. and n
announced In our kilograms Of that day.
the following Board Of Directors was
elected: James J. Green. Patrick Cen
molly. N. Jasper Mcdonald. Il. O. Morton
and John W. Rowe. These gentlemen
were elected by . large majority. s6.lss
shares being represented out Of the 1901 0O
In the mine. An opposition ticket. con.
sisting Of Rowe. Armstrong. Dickinson
aud Paul. received from 1900 10 1900
votes.
Secretary wilder's report for the fiscal
year ending January 3lst gave the follow
ing items: The total receipts Of the year
were Si2i .i02 ~. or this $50, 737 81 Is
still due from ]. W. Pearson. the late
Treasurer /; $4,000 was derived from as
sessmenz Nos. 5 and @. levied respectively
on July 10th and December 9th. 1871.
The bullion account footed up ss5 .293 %,
including ore at the Vivian aud Saccor
mills. Tho disbursements for tho year
we're SOL .975 10. consisting Of mining ex-
penses Sal, 100 IS. milling expenses $3i.-
202 "a, and general expenses Sl6.07l DO.
which included $3.50 % legal expenses.
OF the latter the suits Of Overman vs.. Tro-
Ian and Trojan vs.. J. W. Pearson were the
principal items. costing respectively ST..
y92 rs and $720 30.
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wooDroHD's. Feb. "a. 1878.

MpobIohbs ~ S''. ~
Enron NEws-I returned here Monday
night, q good deal the worse for wear II
having rained and showed ON me all the
way from Carson. We. are having the
heaviest snow storm Of tho sesson at pres
ent, and the fakes are coming down IS big
a. .~hespskins. Tho snow is about three
feet deep here. II has been snowing In
Hope Valley most Of tho time for The last
ten days. and ID about ten or twelve feet
deep there and fifteen ON the summit The
thermometer stands At 10 degrees here.
with the wind southwest. which IL q good
sign for more snow. There will BE- enough
of il before the season il over.
You Nsvadaites have been afraid that We
voulL not have snow enough In the noun
tains 10 keep the Carson river up. but look
out in the Spring, for 1t will be way
up." II the clerk Of tho weather don't
fall out with me will have several feet
more, 10 make good s~nowshoeing. am
going 10 Hope Valley and the summit a.
o a. the storm sbAtcs. and will report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18


TEE eclipse Of the moon VA plainly
seen yesterday morning BY . number Of
Gold Killers who staid up al night for
that purpose.
L. Mel. BALDWIN has been appointed
Superintendent Of tho Pacific mill. with
Captain Partridge - Foreman.
Miss MAoom TINMoxs had her right leg
broken last Friday night while coastng on
Washington street, Virginia.
JAMES HARRINGTON. the slayer OF John
Sullivan. was taken 10 Reno BY Deputy
Sheriff X, lily last night.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS and Mary Jane
Tsmby Of Gold Hill have obtained . mar
riags license.
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There Was . fair Sunday audience pres
ant At piper's New Opera House In vir.
.,.,. c,,v I,., waning Tn. .ep..,ion.,
s'"'s W. ---'-.,
drama OF "Mazeppa' was presented
with the exciting play Of "Dick Tur.
pin" As an afterpiece. In "Mazeppa"
Miss buckingham appeared 10 good nd.
vantage, her splendid physique going
far 10 make the character moro at
t~ractiye than 10 otherwise would be.
The only excuse for q woman assuming
this role, Is the opportunity offered for
displayinr the beauties Of the female form.
n wss evidently intended by the author a
a male character, and the assumption Of II
by . woman Is In questionable taste.
However. Miss buckingham made all that
il possible Of the part, and carried of the
honors right royalty. Her gallant gray is
IN invaluable auxiliary. Messrs. vinson.
Mseder, aud Crosbie shared In the
applause. Miss Young was particu-
larly attractive as 0linski. and Miss
George woodthorpe made . very pretty
Oneiza. Miss Katy Mayhem frightened
up tho audience by her sprightly songs
and actions. Mrs. Osbourno and Miss
Gray sustained their characters In . cred
liable manner :,
The concluding piece. "Dick Turpin.,,
Was also we'll played and was received win
favor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18
UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.

FAIRynLD. Me-, April %. iset.
QEHrLlrsH-Seeing numerous certificates In
the Maine Farmer endorsing the merits OF the
great Luos Remedy. wistar's Baisam Of wid
Cherry, I an induced and I take great pleasure
In giving publicity 10 he great cure 10 accom.
plisbed In my family In the year 1854. During
the summer Of that year M son. Henry A.
Archer. now postmaster. In this place. Was A.
tackled with splitting Of blood. cough. weakness
OF lungs and general debility, 90 much % that
our family physician declared him TO have .
SEATED consumption" Hs Vas under medical
treatment for . number OF months, bot received
no benefit from II. Al length, from the solicita.
tiun OF himself and others. ! wss induced "
purchase one bottle OF wistAr's Balsam OF Wild
Chsrry, which bensntted him % much that ]
obtained another, which IN . short time restored
him 70 his usual state OF health. can ssfely
recommend this remedy TO Others In like con-
dItion. for u II. think, all 10 purpofts 70 BE-
the great lung remedy for the times.
Tn above statement. eentlemen, 10 my vol.
untav Offering TO you in favor Of your Baissm.
and 10 at your dlsposal. As ever .yours,-
fel ANDREW ARCHER.
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rxIox CONSOLIDATED.

yIHarSIA cuy. Feb. iG, is7s.-Robert
Sherwood. Esq. President Union Consoii-
dated Mining Company-Dear sir: The
east Joint crosscut ON our southern oouna.
sry /. in &C feet. having been extended ~
feet during the past week. il continues
In hard blasting ground. The north driif
Is o in i34 feet. having been run IL fest.
The ground run through 70 the same y
reported In my last letter. Work has been
impeded very much during the past week
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Per Gilman
HALE mi soRcRoss.

VIRGINIA err. Feb. Is. is7s.-Joel y.
Lightner. Esq.. Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining Company-Dear sir The
water stands to-day 20 fcot below the 2OOO
level. and the stoppages OF the pumps
during the past week were 81 minutes
average speed. Goa strokes per minute.
Total number Of strokes made. COSTS.
Tho ChollAr. Norcross.Savage shaft was
sunk 10 feet.
PHILIP DNiDEsnIiNER. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18
A GENTLE HINT.

In our style Of climate, with Ito sudder
changes Of tsmpersturs-fsin. wind and sun
shine oten interminslins In . single dsy--it Il
no wonder that our children. ffispds and rels
tives are 90 frequently taken from rs b,
neglected colds, half the DEATHS rssultins
directly from this GAUGE. A bottis OF Bosches's
German syrup tspt about your home for imms
diats use uili prevent serious sickness, Q lsrgs
doctors bill. and perhsps death. BY the use o
three or four doses. For curing Consumption,
H~emorhsges, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs
Group, or any disease Of the Throat or. Lnngs
lie succsss 10 simply wonderful. - your drug
sist will tell you. herman Syrup 10 now sold
In every town and village on this continent
sample bottles for trial. 10 cents regular slss'
rs ceuta.
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Isr the WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.
sAN FRAScrsco. Feb. 1880 p. n.
Navajo. I 70, I 30
Hussey. I 80
Chollar- Potosi, 81
California. az, -
Bullion. 81
Argents, s5c
Crown Point, ga
Eureka Con-, -
Gould 4 Curry. 81
Young America, Toe
Savage, ilh
Day. SIC
Andes. CSC
Grand Prize. i2t so. i3S
Belle lslo. 55c
Tip Top. 81
Ophir. 5lt
Caledonia. ~
Hale a N~orcross, lOa
Alta. So. sh
Bullion. . ~, 3 s.
Justice, Ia
Ophir. 81
EIchequer. 8 Is
Savage. nS
Con. Virginia, 22s b5
Hale 4 Norcro-s. lOs
Kentuck. 81
Sierra Nevsda. 4 Is
Tip Top, ~
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AFOREMENTIONED.

VIRGINIA CITr. Feb. IS. ls7s.-A. X. p.
Harmon. President ChollAr. Potosi Mining
Company-DeAr Sir: During the week
ending this date tho ChollAr.Norcross-
Savage shaft has been sunk 70 feet. max.
Ing tho total depth 1883 feet. The latter
part Of the week the rock became some
what harder In the south end OF the shaft.
The water raised averaged 1880 gallons
per dav.
Isaac l.. IiEouA. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18
KEPoRr.


oan Hrano1sco Beard.
TINS MOANING.
$50 opsir. sS. SIN
730 MEXICAN. -
50 Gould q Curry, sS
As Beat a Belcher. -
so califsraia, nv. IN. -. nv
10 ravage. ~, nv
SIS Con. Virginia, s1s, a
20 cho,lar.p otosi. s2s
ans Hale 4 Nsrcross. ION. l0A b5
ATS Crswn Point. 81. 81 bo, 3S
IS Yellow Jacket, ION
100 Imperial. 10c
$50 Alpha. ION. ieb
40 Eslc1sr, 4ss. W
90 sierra Nevada. 4 i0.S
10 Utah. i0k
$50 Eieseqasr, ~. . IS, 10, 80. SIS
40 Ovsrman, ish
2k5 Justice. fS
cas- sueeor. IN, 400
70 Union Con-. 80
ess Alta. sx. 81, ss bso
$40 julia. . ~. . 10, ais
100 Caledonia, AZ
$50 silver Nil, Q rs, ~
40 New York, I ~, rs. ! 5sbS
ITO senator. Sk
10 Andes. Csc
800 ward. I. e0c. 9sc, 1
O L-viathAn. toc
100 North Con. Virginia. toc
1910 Morning Star. I 60, eo, ix.iS
40 rroIss. T3e
100 solid silvsr.S
100 Joe rksts.. SOC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-18
RspRcIAL ATTENTION RERR.

Notice the :. Star Remedies" DR.. Van Dykes
''Anti Bilious Cars" 10 preferred TO al othss
dyspeptic medicines First. It does not pipe!
second. u does not nsusests; third, 1t 10 pleas.
ant to taste and smell.
'Trout OIL Ointment" 10 prepared from LAKE.
Tahoe Trout, and 10 the best Lniuent In the
world for Rheumatism. Neuralgia and Sprains.
90 10 your druggist. get . sample bottle OF
eseh, ffes Of charge. Trout OIL. 20 cents per
bottle. Anti.Bilious Cure. 81 20. aui3 iy
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UTAH.


VIRGINIA Cur. Feb. 10, ls7s.-deorgo @.
Pratt. ESQ. Secretary Utah Silver Mining
Company-Dear Sir: On our 1850 level
our west crosscut ON our north limo has
b+en extended 40 feet. The face Is now In
vein porphyry with small stringers Of
quartz running through II. West cross
cut No. 2 Was extended so feet and discon'
tinued. This crosscut passed through
some favorable looking vein matter. bu,
giving only very low assays. Work has
been resumed In tho east crosscut on this
level.
On tho 1850 level the south drift ha,
been advanced IS feet without any material
change In the ground passed through
The total length Of this drift Is 3ii feet,
The west crosscut has been advanced 81
feet; total length % feet. Respectfully
yours.
W. ID. SukrrERp, Supt.
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Tho Ceue,nvs In Rome.
bankruptcy Busi.ss..

The following business vas transacted
last Saturday In Virginia City before Z.
strothcr. Register in bankruptcy: In the
matter OF Jerome smith. six creditors
proved their debts, amounting 10 S7,0t7 Is;
James II. shaw Of Dayton was elected
assignee; bond. $4,000. Tho matter Of
Henry Mauser was continued I'LL to-day 81
I o'clock y. u.
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stylish Costumes.

OF course our people will SO to the mAs
auorsde ball to be given in Masonic Hall
Gold Hin. upon the evening OF tho 2s'i
instant. In order 10 go In fine style you
should call at the store OF kierski a To-,
Virginia City. and get your costume. A
that establishment they will rig you out .,
q prince or . Piute upon short notice and
In perfect conformity TO all tho rules oil
propriety. Parties wishing special con
times should leave their orders early
Ace the advertisement In another column,
and remember Kierski 4 Co.. 20 South I
street, Virginia City.