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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-19
RICHMOND. FRED'G ( POTOMAC X. X. Iv.,l
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET A"ESI, (
RICHMOND, VA, November :, ISIS.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

OFFICE GENERAL TICkEr AGENT, (
RICHMOND. VA. November :, -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lQ.IL
trains Oh this road VIII run rs follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No 1900 A. NJ, leaves Byri-Strect station 'N"r {;
due nj Washington. i:lU y.
NJ: Bal;lm0rr. sos T.. VI:
Philadelphia. j:IU l.. NJ; So
York, 1905 i. NJ.
No $500 =, VI, leaves Bvrd-Strect station 'ily
due az Washington. 90 j.. VI;
Baltimore, ] 100 l.. VI: t.r.t-
dClpltia, 1885 \. NJ: y" IH,n,
G:I5 y. NJ.
NO. 400 y. ~, ACCOMMODATES TEA!N
for Junction. l.t"rs l''aI.-
Street station DAT! ,r>c'.t 2.@.
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
No.2-lO.l5P. arrives IL ByrI--ir"ct sa'',a
daily. Leaves NV "rt. -
A. 81: Philadelphia 10 \
NJ; Baltimore. $3.50 L. W.
Washington. 80 i. VI.
MOI 1895 A. M., ARRIVES IL Byr:-SrTcct station
daily. Leaves \cw IOgE. lEul
- H T.. NJ; lnIIaGciphta. ii" 4
M.; Baltimore, 4:j5 j. W.
Washington. $50 !. VI. 800.
No S-S:4O A, NJ, ACCOMMODATES TEAM
arrives al BroaL-S;r,e! Sta--"!
f.. .a 81. daily except SUNDAY.
T.. a. TAiLrf.
.' General Ticker A."H-
Re-. T. D. MYERS. General Superintendent ~ -
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ArcTIOY Sales. rr,,turc pays.
$500; BY Robert b. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Anctfonecr,
~! if}t. 5f 1912 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A. SMALL,
" FRAME HOUSE CONTAINING TWO Or
THREE RI ObiS, AND GOOD LOT, FRONTING
THIRTY FEE'r ON TIL EAST LINZ. OF
s STREETS. NEAR THE C0RPORkTIONt LINE
OF THE CITY WITH GOOD WELL OFs WA
TER, &C., AT AUCTION.--In. pursuance OF Q de-
tered IN The suit styled Guthrie %. Guthrie therein
pending, The undersigned, appofpted special COM
the premises. at public auction, ntI FRIDAY the
2otb daYof December. 1S7 8, ut 4 o,clnckl K. No:
occupied By good tenant, and viii pay good per-
eenfageon the Investment. I .t.-ts2 .stisStfti>ss
! TERMS One third cash: balance mt six and
twelve months for negotiable notes. interest added,
ard it(le retained. t.3-. GEORGE 2. HAW, -
81 go. "a Er3sS 10 ,.f Special Commissioner.
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nk. A. f. BARRETT,
/. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
northwest corner Seventh and Franklin streets.
Office hours :: 8 to 10 A. NJ, . to P. NJ.
no 25-1mk
NEWSPAPERS. DC.
1870 NOW is THE TINE 1870
TO SUBSCRIBE.

ELLYSON YANCEY,
.NEWS-DEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
1l12 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
AGENTS FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published in this country and
Europe, will send any of the following papers and
magazines to any address tpostage paid on receipt
of the prices annexed, which are the publishers
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md lille retained. GEORGE P. HAW,
- ~ I! t3fs .3- Special Commissioner.
de 12,14,lG,1s.19&2D i. d. ......t - IL.
AS TRUSTEE INA DEED FROM.

AS TRUSTEE. In "A DEED & FROM
AaAUSTINs JOHNSON. dated r2Sth December,
1877, l. will sell at auction, the premise on
FRIDAY the 20fh Of December, 87S: at O'Clock,
fourth street, Lear street. by l25 feet deep, with
DOUBLE TENEMENT thereon liaytng two rooms
due Fei,ruary2S, 1878, and SlO3 due June 20.
1873: and upon u credit rs to s106 due december
%, 1878, ana $l09 due june 2S. 1879.
de II(l-l OF - n. M. LEE. Trustee.
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RAILROAD I,rss
RICHMOND AND rETRRSgrrc I,
RAILROAD CoNPASr.


~ 1873. trains on this read will run as f,Ijo,-,.'
LEAVE RICHMOND sot;TH
1856 A. NJ. THROUGH MAIL daily. connects,
rs-.tE. r.. lof Charleston, savannah, auyu..
ana Aiken fTia CharlcStonj Eais,sfA
s''.,' Jacksonwllc-paror cars 10 Whit
&, E&:%-~ ION. Stops only 4. Chester and Mar.
7:1SA. NJ. ACCOMMODATES daily fc,ce,,
SndayI. nakcs ct0se comaecIi,,n ~ y.
Petcrshnry with the Atlantic n a.
.--- sssipp' md Ohio raiIre,d for RE-. 'I
Chattanooga. Nashville. Mrn,',,,"''
Lfhch0Grg, Farmyiiic. and ottrr r'
- stations ON taaL road, n,g,.,a. I "'
time :s by any other linz SIN.
alsfgular stations. 'I' at
AGO Z. II. ACCOMMODATES TRAIN 1,u,
Except Sunday. PASSENGER; .,tt".,
thS train Will make close cnun"c',S
al Petersburg Ter SorfDlr -''
1885 T. ". THROUGH MAIL daily. con,cc.,,.
TOT weldon. Wilmington. ra'-,gS
Sharirston, say" nnah. augusta ~
Mm III, Atlanta. Macon. MONTGOMERY.
MooI'r' Ne" Orleans, and all roini'
SCUM aild Southwest. ruitnl.n s,rSn
ln2-"H from Boston Tor Wiluig,,.n
savannah. anu tie ~0uil. Sim. ,r,.
N Manchester aud Chester !
500 \. n; SUNDAY ACCOM- NOTATION
TRAIN makes close CouIIr.ljnu win
A., NJ. & 0. K. K. f1r ili,'o!. Cha,ta.
noo2a; Nashville, Memphis. lyrCh.
nnr", FarmvIllc, ana other lpril ia
h"nS on that road Stops at all station.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
G:35 A. Ii, THROUGH MAIL daily. connec,f-,
win Richmond. Fredericksburg ag3
lrtolnac railroad FOR all no!r,s =, IN,
East. ana West. Stops al Mauchr,lrr
ana Chester. and at Halfway and AZ
- Drury's Blnt, on signal.
9:uhA. ", ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIE Gluy
Except suhcayl. Stops at all sta.
lions. '
7:Oo i. M., ACCOMMODATES. TRAIN daily.
stops 1T all stations. '
3:i3 z. ID. THROUGH MAE. daily, eonrect,ny
with Richmond. Fredericksburg ,mt
Potomac railroad for 81! Ioln,T Es.t
and West. Also. making close cau,,rc.
ton with the Chesapeake and Uhio
railroad for the Virginia Sria.s tId
all points North and Nrsl. ThI3trtIr
st0Ils II Manchester and lt..,r mn
at Halfway and Frnry'3 BmT On
signal "
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star, from
the Apronattor DEPOT.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discontinued
until further notice.
dSlS a. SHAW, Superintendent
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CnERT ORDERS.

ATOTICE.-IN THE MATTER OF S. G.
In TARDY. BANKRUPT-IN BANKRUPTCY:
This matter was this cay Leard upon the report Of
The Register, upon petition of assignee, Tor SAFE
free of liens objections thereto OF various credors
and the answer of William L. Sims thereto ana
the Court doth at this time decline 10 make any de-
cree of saewhatsocvcr but, as preliminary ttreto,
doth appoint a. M.'hikeD as special commissioner
to take, upon. special notices mailed 10 al Known
creditors and lienors or them counsel or no ll anu
unon dre publication In newspapers puolshed IN
the cities of Richmond, Iynchburg, and llanVlie'
TO ali the parties concerned, an account OF all me
real estate Of the bankruptcies vaiuc ana the liens
subsIstiug thereon, whether anterior TO banSrupts
ownership OR created by llinI-and shall ascertain,
the respect tive amounts Of all such LIENS ana make
sneea statement OF he amount due genera or uii
secured creditors: and shall further ascertain ana
report TO the Court the character and slale OF any
SHIFTS involving the ascerlairment and fquidatoh or
any of such liens. that the Court may oe enaoeu
10 indigo of the expedency OF remi ting to the courts
in which such suits the asccrtainment anu lIu
Tl,tion of the claims asserted terein and DO fur-
finer summon before him the trustees In the decoS
Scheduled by said bankrupt. with view OF report
ina The exnediency or inexpedency Of allowing
them TO execute their trusts; and Shall further re-
mort his opinion upon MI the facts OF the case rs 70
Inc ACCESSIBILITY OF the sale by this court. Tree OF
liens And further, 1t appearing from eXnipts nieu
I'm this matter that there are two suits pending 10 INC
Chancery Court OF Richmond, in which the bank
rnnt was party, aud the amount due the creditors
In dispute, such suits may, by leave or inns Court
proceed 10 Judgment for the purpose OF liking Inc
amount due and the character OF, or obligation
liens and TO this end, William j. Sims. the assignee
is hereby directed to cause himself to be made party
TO said suit, SO 10 protect The interests OF the
ALEXANDER RlYES.
District Judge.
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-. BY E. B. Cook. Auctloneer, ~
->s.sra No. 1911 Main street. t..-'
X ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNl-
W TURE AT AUCTlON-THls DAY At lily I45
O'Clock will sell at store an assortment OF
NITURE, embracing.
= = MAHOGANY BUREAUS, r-.-..
SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS-Cane- and Wood-Seat;
s& TABLES. q. - =. 49,. .': -
j LARGE HOBGY-HO =. 5-.. 81.
Q CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, ...
/ lot DAMAGED CANDIES, &C., &c.
da Io-1t* . 90 E. B. COOK. Auctioneer.
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LIME CEMENT AND PLASItE,

Just received per schooner Mass!e nr,i me.
LAO barrels EXTRA WHITE RoChhA>'
For sale low from vessel. err
,nsos lols Daslu cSn''
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Flour. ,Ss ny, .-g7,.,t sss.es
Fine. $2.75@ So: superfne, S3.50@$3.75; ex-
ira. S4.25@S4.50; common family, SIS; fancy
branas, S6GlS6.S0. -.....,. - 4<L.E.t'. = 80
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Leave Richmond at.
Arrive at Burkeville,
va ........s.....S..
Arrive OF Sutherlin,
Sa...............-...
Arrive aL DaDsille,
Va..................
Arrive ut GreeHsto-
ro', n. C............
krr,veht Salem, N. G..
Arrive at Raleigh, N.
C...,....,............
Arrive ut Salisbury.
N. C................
Arrive Mt Charlotte,
~. t..-s...ss.s.s
Arrive ut Columbia.
3. C............... ~.
Arrive at Charleston,
S. C.....i.'.... .-......
Arrive at Augusta.
I'll. ............. 80.
Arrive at Savannah,
Ga.......s..s.......-
Arrive ut Atlanta, Ga.
Arrive ut Montgome-
~, Aa..............
Arrive at Mobile, Ala.
Arrive at New Or
leans, La............
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"A copy c. r. LATHAM, Clerk Il.

= e. z. LATHAM,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
DANy1LLE VA, 10th December, 1878.
All parties interested in the execution OF the above
decree Of The United States District Court fo- the
Western District OF Virginia, rendered ut Danyil!e
aforesaid on the 2lst day of November, 1873
Judge Alexander Rives prcsiding.are hereby mott,
fed that | have fixed upon Ihe 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1879. to take and settle. ut my Office.
in said Town. the several accounts required by said
decree at which time and place all parties In III
terest are required to attend.
Given under my hand, as special commits Toner
of the said court ibis 10Th day Of December S7S,
Ammo Domino. a. III. aihEN,
de l2-dt20Ja Special Commissioner.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH -
z MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM . IL ssssassss
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA, FALL
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER,
THREE TINES A WEEk.-untt further no
tiee the steamers of this line will make tr-weekly
trips, leaving philadelphia every I q ES DA \ /;
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. con:
Meeting at Philadelphia with Clydc's New England
: QUICK TiME-FREQUENT DEPARTURES
RATES.
Freight received daily until o'clock +. NJ.
JAMES w. NCCARRlCk,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE CO..
General Managers,
no % No. ~ South Wharv@s, PLiadclphia.
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The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
z. G. CLIFFORD carrying the United States lnail
leaves Richmond for ahove-named places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 7
A. NJ.
Fare TO Norfolk or Portsmouth. ...........$ 9 80
Fare for round trip, good for two days....... SO
Fare for round trip good for four days....... 9 90
Fare for round trip, unllmited...... 90
Fare TO Baitllnore. w
Fare to Philadelphia. ...-....-.......-.... rs
Fare to New Gorh-...... II ID
Fare 10 10 ID
Through tickets sold ut CARRIERS, $50 Main street;
Exchange Hotel, and on board steamer. Baggage
checked through.
The limited tickets named above are on sale only
at CARRIERS S26 Main street, and Exchange Hotel.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Newborn, Washington. and Tarboro, n. c., and all
landings on Tar river: Washington. d. c., fIamp-
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia, aud regular
landings James river, At lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
tircly rebuilt and .refurnshed IN elegant and
costly manner, and is confidently recommended rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for many years.
L. 3. TATUM, Superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
J. W. MCCARRICK. Agent, Norfolk. sea
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP <rfT%1
" COMPANY, eazsasGssss:a

This cempany will dispatch one of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION. WYANOkE. ISAAC
BELL. and RICHMOSD.every TUESDAY,
These ships are entirely new, and were built e1'
pressly for this route.
They we splendid saloons, state-rooms, and oash-
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un.
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly Al
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 NORTH
river. I'D
Cabin fare TO New York, $12. Storage, IS ans
$S. .a,s, ......
FreIghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch and no charge made except acsaal e1
penses incurred. .... ~. = 80" - .s
For further information apply to .,..
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my 19 office Comaanvs .wbarves, liccketS.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

corner of Broad and Ninth streets.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOATSzSI.
EsEfl,I:ssy
COAIPANY'S
JAMES-RIVER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,

ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE,
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.
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) NORFOLK EUTTUN MAKhFT.
NORFOLK, December 16.-Cotton quiet; mid
dngs SIC: net receipts, 1927 bales; stock. 3d.
900 bales; sales, $50 bales. Exports-CoastWtse,
2,4S2 bales; Great Britain $50 bales.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-23
Democratic Rally.

Tho Democratic rally at the iverands
House, Lower Gold Hill. last evening. WA
one Of the livelisst and most enthusiastic
gatherings Of the campaign. @. @.
Thomas was Chairman. and speakers know
enough to DO brief. and then give place to
the next. John Mcmahon opened the
speech.making business with one Of his
Characteristic talks. and he talks we'll. lie
Was followed by J. II. Graham, n. A.
Kelton. George Thatcher. Democratic
candidate fr County Clerk. aud Thomas
Burke. Democratic candidate for Sheriff.
who made one Of the best speeches OF the
evening; William Bitter, Democratic candi.
date for Public Administrator Jim
McMahon and Judge Pitz Simmons.
The occasion was snlivened by
songs by the Cornish Cleo Club, and
everything passed of pleasantly and we'll.
Tho accommodations wero excellent and
everybody left fully satisfied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-23

Fine looking streaks. leaders and punches
Of quartz are being met with at tho bottom
Of the new working shaft. and the material
being Of tho most favorable character, OK.
cellent progress Is made in sinking.
Consolidated ~superioe.
The main tunnel has been cleaned out
to the face and is now being rapidly I'D.
vanced toward the ore vein. II will have
nearly 800 feet yet to run 10 reach tho ore
vein.
benton Consolidated.
The north drifts on the 1850 and 1850
levels are each making good progress 10.
ward the north line. both In very favor.
able vein matter.
Morning stsr.
The tunnel is repaired almost to the
face Of the old works and as soon as com
pleted work on the orc vein will DO com
msnced.
The new spur wheelprriyed at the mine
to-day and will DO put In place aud tho
sinking resumed at the earliest day pos
sible.
Golden Prize.
Considerable good milling ore Is being
extracted from the middle tunnel, which
Is being piled on the dump for milling.
brilliant.
Tho grading for tho new shaft 10 going
steadily forward.
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I.IunrNINa HLAsuEs.
Condsnsed kilograms from all Por.
ttous Of she world.

ro.a....c r-.,.v..r.. s-ou. al p~..
..-,
~"
a beriin dispaich says the Gar mas
issued an ukAsr ordering tn.t military iur-
iougns snai, only De s rantsa ,or Parucu.
10 .iteni beyond FEBRUARY.
o. $780, Na,,,.a,. A.. p..u.,
on n'ahv,u 'g,.Ieo., 'no LnsIsn
wn,ncc,ior oi .hc LAonegusr, spe.kIns =.
admitted .ns' no "n no,
moi be a renewal Of the war; but n vas
impossible 10 ignore the fact. he said. that
difficulties we're being raised sgsinst the
execution of certain parts of the Treaty Of
Berlin. Ue declared that no Wished 10
imnre,, ON tLe Powers wbo .ipned Tho
trestv. ami. above ali. The sultan' tbe i'm.
nort.nee of moi PERMITTING tLis great vorL
10 bo In vain.
A di.p.,cb from Cop,,,ntinoplo saw,
Prince lebanon Informed safyet Pssbs on
Monday that the Russians will not retreat
from their present positions ct Midia,
vcsa, L.ule Bourgas and Tchihkkai until
some arrangement IL made concerning the
Christian fugitives who are following the
Russian army. The Turks are close 10
these points and have q strong force At
Tchoriu. II /. not true that tho Russians
hold T~chatAldja. Prince Lobanofr like.
wise reiterates the statement that the Rus
SLAMS viii not quit Adrianople until after
Inc signing OF q dehnite treaty
A Vienna dispatch says the most essen.
tiAl points IN the DEFINITE treaty between
Russia and Turkey, namely, the war In.
demlity and Time for withdrawal of thu
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AssE--MENTs.

Leopard 10 cents per .hsr.;| lcviec October
18Th: d~elinausat November 18th: sale day
Drcember 18th.
Itah-si pei share: levied October 18Th: de
hpqu-nt November auth; sale day Deeem.
bsf 18th.
suecer so cents per share; levied October
ilth. delinquent November isth; sale dav
December ii.
Iseicher-tt yer .hsre: levied October sth:
delinquent November ia'A' sale day pse'~'
silver iIiii-so CEN. per share: levied sep-
tembsr 3th; delinquent November Let; sale
lay Novembs, 9Th.
Aade.-25 cents Yer share. levied October lat.
delinquent Sovsmlsr sth: sale day Novem-
her 5igh.
H;sss C~siissssis-s cents per share; levied
October ID delinquent November i2th.
sale dsy November xsth.
niussey Csu 80 cents per share: levied
October lat. delinquent November sth: sale
day Novemb- 2 71tb.
Earspa-s cents per share. levied September
ATTN. delinqneat Oetob,r 2sih. ale day
November 2oih.
af. L~suis-i5e cents y z share: levied sep'eu'
Der nth; dslinqasnt October sist: sale day
November Dth.
satrs-s cents per share: levied September
18Th; delinaasns October slst; sale day
WV !. s'aa
NeSsh Carsss-i5 cents per -hsrv. levied
september nth; delinguent October Jlh;
sais dsy November isth.
q xtunl Geld nttt-O cents per share;
levied scrtember si-t; delinquent October
s3d. sale day November 9Th.
Jsiia Css.-ti per share; levied September
9Th dslinlaent oS'obsr ii,h sale day
Ovcrmss-ts per share. levied sep emher
9Th; delinqusst october 10Th; sale dAy
Ostsber SDth.
cheliar-Pssssi-st per share; levied Ser
TENDER 5,h; delinquent october sth; sale
day October nth.
s.vaSe-ti pr share; levied September 9Th;
dslpqaeni oetoesr s'h: sale day. oe'oee'
weil..Farse-so cents per share; levied
September iiih d.linquent uetoosr itth
Gale day october 3ist
Ophtr-si per share levied s.piembsr io,h
~dsIinqasai October 18th 'Ai' dag S0's"'
Der $th.
Original Geld SiIii-n cent. per .ass':
nj; sale day November pfh.
....s,a.s.d Impesisi - % cents pr
.n.rs , leyisl septcmocr is,h Delinquent
October 81 sale day sovemeer TN.
C.i<doasa-,o senis per share lssied sep
tsmb.- tsth : Delinquent ovt9osf 1s''
saie day November iih.
Yeltsw Jaekes-tt per shAfe leviea ,sp.
ismber i3th: dsiioquent oetoosf iath
sale dAy November IAN.
crewu Peiss-n per share levied sep'
TENDER Ism dshnqusnt Oetoesr Sd; sse
day November iJth.
Wsrd-ao eerts per share levied september
18th delinquent October ISM rAssS
November otn.
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arr,,.,. ,s.- m.....s

d Isaacs. I Isaacs, W J Galloway. W,
Jennings. A d Bradley. CO Lane, King
Hedley, @ d Bishop. Charles II. wslch,
= STANCE. George wedekind. " Croth'
ers, Manaloy, Mrs @ Cronan. Miss Nc
Donald, Belle West, Miss N Hart, Master
Willie Fox. Mrs N l. Yager. Grace Tom
pie. N d Halpin. Mrs J J Halpin. Fw
Smith, Catherine Brown. Miss J Aubrey,
Mrs Perry. d Randall. Mrs A N Smith
and son. Mr. and Mrs Ludlow Patton. y
Blight. Mrs l. Z Moshier. Miss ! Eberel.
Miss X Denim. E d stonehill, p Ward.
Mrs Whitney. Major Grsyson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-23

FoR AssENBLyNAS.-Daniel McMurchy
announces himself, at the request Of many
citizens and property holders. asa candi.
date for the Assembly. Mr.. McMurchy's
name WAS before the Democratic County
Convention. but ~ the gentleman himself
did not happen to DO present. II was with
drawn. His friends think he did not have
. fair deal Of that time. and hence they In
sist on his standing In for the election.
He Is . sturdy Scotchman who has hosts oil
friends.
SARsyiELD GUARD SocIAL.-The mem.
bers Of tho sarsaeld Guard will give q
social tonight at Miners Union Hall.
Gold Hill. Tho occasion will be . sort OF
jollifcation over their annual target eIcur.
sion OF last Saturday. and the prizes then
won will DO distributed. After the con.
clusion OF that interesting part Of the pro.
gramme the social will commence. and
song and dance DO In order till all are
satisfied.
ToBE CRossMAS Is back from old Plu.
mas. He will not return there till Spring.
When he left the snow was . foot deep In
the mountains where his claim 10. by the
way. Tobe Is likely to become one Of the
"bloated aristocrats" OF the coast through
that same claim. The old river.bed has
been struck and the thing pans out first
rate.
SALOON ron SALE.-A first-class saloon
on Main street, In the heart Of tho business
portion Of Gold Hill, doing . fine busi.
ness, Is offered for sale. together with
stock. fixtures. billiard tables, etc., the
owner being about 10 change his locality
and business. This lisa very eligible OPP
portunity for 4 good paying investment.
Bee advertisement and apply at this office.
County IlEcoRprR. - The numerous
friends Of Fred. Nichol will please not for
get that lie Is the Democratic nominee for
reelection as County Recorder. Fred.
has made just as good an officer thus far
a. can be elected. aud II all his friends
vote for him this time he will DO all right.
J. d. MARTIN has license authorizing
his marriage with Miss J. Aubrey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-23
row or PEARLS

oiistsning through coral lips 10 certainly .
pleasing objeesi bat . row Of diseolored, BE-
spseked tssth 10 any mouth 81 all 10 . frlevous
drawback; add 70 this that such . set Of teeth
10 usually accompanied By impure breath. and
ope can scarcely imagine anything more OBJ.
jsctiouabls. sOzODvNT. tbs grsat purifier OF
the breath and vhiiener Of the testh. obviates
this state OF the mouth completely, rsscuing its
dental occupants from destruction end counter.
scting tho influence upon tbs enamel Of acid
secretiOng In the mouth. ocli I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-23
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and no communication Is allowed with
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