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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-10

GRAND LODGE a. T. M.-The Grand
Lodge of Virginia Centennial session-met
at st. Adams Hall last night. All the
grand officers were present, and the at
tendance was unusually large.
The Grand Master, Judge Beverly r.
Wexford, read his annual address-a paper
OF unusual interest which was ordered to
be prntcG-2,0G0 copies to be distributed
throughout the subordinate lodges in the
State. The usual reports were received
and appropriately referred, the one in re-
gard to foreign correspondence being par.
tcularly interesting.
\ resolution was adopted for the meeting
OF the Grand Lodge at p. NJ. Wednesday,
for the purpose of attendn" the ceremonies
at Hollywood incident to the unveiling OF
the Dove monument. All members Of sub.
ordinate lodges in the Slate have been in
vited to be present and assist in the unyeil'
ing.
The Grand Lodge supper-room was ap-
proprIately decorated. On one side OF an
arch OF evergreen were tie figures ITS,
and on the other 1878.
The session promises to be one OF unusual
interest.
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THE LAGuAYRA COFFEE we sell nc l6c. per
pound IL as dne as NE ever saw, w, D. BLAIR 4 CO.
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A. SAKs & Co,
The largest Clothing Establishment In the State Of
Virginia,
1913 Main street.
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HOLDAYGOoDs, HOLIDAY GOODS.

Z. B. SPENCE & son,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
OVERCOATS, 0FERCOATs,
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS,
OVERCOATS, OFERCOATS,
OYERCOATS. OVERCOATS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS.
DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS. TEN DOLLARS,
BUSINESS SUITS, TEN DOLLARS.
Z. E. SPENCE & son.
E. Il. SPENCE & son.
E. b. SPENCE &c son.
Z. L. SPENCE & SON.
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRT:.. ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
DRESS SHIRTS, ONE DOLLAR.
MD GLOVES,
BUCK GLOVES,
CLOTH GLOVES,
FUR-TOP GLOVES,
SEALSkIN GLOVES,
DRIVING and WALk1NG~GLOVES,
+. E. SPENCE & son.
+. d. SPENCE & son.
Il. b. SPENCE & son.
Z. 3. SPENCE & son.
MEDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
DtEDICATED SHIRTS and DRAW ERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
SUSPENDERS,
MERINO UNDERSTANDS, ONE DOLLAR.
MERINO USDEPSHIRTs, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDERSIilRTs, ONE DOLLAR,
MERINO UNDEkSIlIRTS, ONE DOLLAR,
FANCY HALF-HOSE,
BROWN HALF-HOSE,
WHITE HALF-HOSE.
MERINO HALFHOSE,
SCARLET HALF HOSE,
FANCY SILK NECEWEAl
FANCY SILK NEGkWEA1
FANCY SILK NECKWEAl
FANCY SILK NECkWEAl
L. B. SPENCE & SON.
f. B. SPENCE & SON.
Z. 3. SPENCE & son.
L. B. SPENCE & SON.
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDkERCHIEFS,
FANCY SILK HANDKERCHIEFS,
EANf,v SILK HkNnEERCIIIE EF'S.
GLOVES,
COLLARS,
.- NECKTIES-
SUSPENDEhS,
UMBELLAS.
WALKING-CANES.
SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
HOSIERY,
UNDERSHIRTS,
MERINO SHIRTS,
SCARLET WOOL-SHlRTS.
INDICATED SHIRTS and DRAWERS,
OVERCOATS,
DRESS COATS
BUSINESS COATS.
ALL OF THE ABOVE FOX SALE
AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES
OLD CORNERSTONE, 1900 MAIN STREE,
Z. &. SPENCE s SON.
E B. SPENCE & SON.
de7 E.B- SPENCE SON.
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They also offer

EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
They also offer
SILKS. SArISs, AND VELyETs
at unprccedentedly low prices. Much can bc gaIrcd
by calling at LEVY BROTHERS and making your
purchases.
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An ENTERTAINMENT. consisting OF
n MUSIC. CHAR.ADES. and TABLEAuS. VIII
be given bv young ac les and gentlemen al the VES-
ABLE E-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH l. nj
THURSDAY EVENING, December l2th, ~ 3
o'clock. Proceeds for the benefit OF the Sunday
School Aid society. "
ADMISSION: Adults, 2Jc.; children, loc.
"A, --s VuS
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WHAT NOT TO Do.

WHAT NOT TO DO.
To believe pclly all We read or see adYertised-
viz:
Regardless of Cost!
"Crashes and Clearing-0ut Sales :"
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no CITY AND COUNTRY TRADE.


Il ,a,,c-c,,rtrS dai,vm
,xruiT.Ed m III ~ tSrEAW. CT tRisIED
lNihii !h,iS: y, ISrT = tItSnTES i'A.
. $3.50 r.raSn ~ 80 ,SX xAnr. .Sy.
wAEkAN ~ ~ 80, I,soi rs AZ Z rrRposrS
Is winter, .nd "s =; si,nG Urn, ,n ANY wc,ther
ana ~ VII .St,v EJ,TIJT hSI, T0y-CANDY
AiSo' 1"N->1 -
rprvrII r,SDrrS
,,r,r, ,pIt.S EpENcu CSSDy ,,,e he's,
Sti' 10. n'-, =, ,,, ,.nr,S "a tn.n rnnsf,nrv
and handsone>t ~ & .ne "otto' """ Aeep 'ois'""''
,n.,r,>- rI,,prr,r,ox
, t. LET nnt cor Z" SIi frn,n ;,,nor.ers or
lnahHaS.n ,n ,,annr,irS ,,v no mfdoIc-mrn and
So"|s. w VW,9; MI isE IiNDEgSoi,D ASYWHERE
SH->.'oi
-, r. o,,. .,,., ,r, r.no,y
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LEVY BROTHERS
offer to-day 4 large lot Of
rynlIyc


Having bought ont large stock, direct from tho
manufactures, ut Il great sacrifice, they arc eua-
bled to offer
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
JOSIAH RYLAND & CO., BOOKSELLERS,
oIs MAIN STREET,

selected by them with great care In the northern
cities, consisting In part Of
STEEL ENGRAvINGs. from Goupsi's celebrated
gallery or exquisite beauty;
lyoRY.CARvED PORTE-MONNAIES. CARD
CASES. and CIGAR-CASES, imported to order
LADIES 'WoRK-BOXES, BASKETS, and DRESS
ING-CASES:
VELVET FRAMES In great variety;
CIGAR, CIGARETTE, and MATCH-CaSES;
AUTOGRAPH and PHO Observation-Disclosures;
OXFORD PRAY ER BOOKS and HYMNALS:
HYMS-B00KS, In Russia and Turkey;
CHiLDREN'S PICTURE-BOOKs-an immense
stock;
EDITIONS OF THE POETS, NovELLIsTs, and
HISTORIANS;
LADIES PORTFOLIOS Of exquisite beauty;
WRITING-DESKSf from 81 to $40;
Beautiful BOXES OF FWRGTING-PAPER;
ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BoOKS, GALL EIeiES. &C.;
CHILDREN'S GAMES. BLOCKS, and TOYS.
An early call solicited. Country orders promptly
filled. Address JOSIAH RYLAND & CO..
Booksellers, Sfa.ionerS. and Printers.
Richmond. Va.
.B-ALMANACS and DIARIES for 1879.
dc 9-l4t
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STANDARD BOOKS FOR 81.
ROBINSON CHusoE, 6 ULLlSFstSS TR ATELS,
ARABIAN KNIGHTS. SCOTTISH CHIEFS.
swiss FAMILY ROBINSON, CHILDREN OF
THE ABBEY. THADDEUS Og N NAHSAW. HANS
ANDERSEN'S FAIRY TALES, 1RAMME'S
EAIRT TALES.
LONGFELLGW, WHITTIER. TESSYSON,
BRET HAkTE. POEMS OF PLACES (by Long
iegwl. Bound In cloth. Each IL.
J.OGOMACgIY: Or. WAR OF WORDS-a new
and popular game. Price. 50,centS 0nr stock Of
games Is very large, and incudes all the novelties.
The place to buy your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
is ELLYSON 4 YANCEY's,
1112 Main street,
lthree doors above Dispatch ofice).
dc 2-tDc25
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4 BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF DRES SING
CASES.
ANIMALS FOR 1878.
CIlATTERBON. NURSERY. WIDE AWAKE,
LITTLE FOLKS, and al the other an luaS, at low
est prices.
The larccs, and finest stock of CiGAR-CASES in
the city:
HYMN.E0OKS 5 OF all dcnemna' ions, IA every style
oil binding:
PRAYER.B(NKS andEYMN
All the NEW and ST ANs)ARO GIF1-RODES:
y large assortment Of SERAE-BOOk PICTURES.
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HOLIDAY GOoDs.
TURisTMAs! CHRISTMAS!
SMOKERS HEADQUARTERS

GEORGE SCfIGS.
GARNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
t,r -oo.,,.lr remodelcs and enlarged my
ha> ~, nnN nrcna red TO exhibit the finest sefcc
,t"n ."' Of SMOKERS ARTICLES ever offered In this
city city. Ds, brands or IMPORTED KEY WEST and
DOMESTIC CiGhkS: ,,,>r,,,,
CuFWiSt;- and SMoKING,TosaCCo;
HEERsCHAuM PlpEs, Ci9AN- ana ci"AR-
r,yF iIT;sSlsEXTnER IETI;ssSSIA.LEXTnER CIGAR and CIGAR
ETTE-CASES: ,.,, po,-c,yrs
MtYCti-BOXES. &C.:
s,,,ai,g cyeryihing that La necessary 10 the com"
r"n, nr sIooxeYs and chcwcrS OF tobacco.
'of hwy my s.otk from the largest importers ana
manufacturers IN this country for cash. and there
-, cnn eli rs cnnan rs The cheapest. dc lO-|W
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officers. The roll OF the company is being
rapidly increased, and there is every indi-
cation OF ultimate success.

THE POTOMAC BoATs.-The President and
Directors OF the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company have notified the Board OF Public
Works that, in accordance with the instruc-
tions OF their stockholders, they propose,
Gas soon as practicable" to- reestabllsh
beat-conDectiQn for the day line between
Quantico and Shepherd and Washington.
They ask that il the State OF Virginia has
any objection to make, it will make it now !;
that is, before the contract for building the
boat is awarded.
The railroad company propose to have n
new iron boat constructed to have speed
OF eighteen miles per hour, and to run
through ice three inches thick, and to be
abe TO carry two sleeping-cars and the pos
tai, baggage, and express cars. They claim
that by using the connection at Shepherd
they will be able to make time be-
tween Richmond and Baltimore less than
by the al-rail route, and that the time
between Richmond aud New York will
be exactly the same. The cars named
will be run off and ON the boat, as is nov
done by the Pennsylvania company be-
tween Jersey City and Harlem: but the
boat planned by the Fredericksburg COM
pany. it is claimed, will be superior to any
now IN use for carriage OF cars and passen-
gers.
The Board Of Public Works met yester-
day evening TO consider the notification OF
the railroad company and to advise the At
torney-General what course TO pursue.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. COMMENCING WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER llTI,
JASAUSCHEk,
supDorted By 4 superior company under the mar
ugeinent OF VI. ". CANNING.
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CHRISTMAS BOOKS,
WRITING-DESKS,
JAPANESE WARE,
DRESSING-CASES,
GLOVE AND Neutrality-suspicious.
At
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
ELLISQN & YANCEY'S,
lll2 MAIN STREET
three doors above Dispatch ohice.)

POPULAR POtfs AT 81.
\ new edition of the poets, Gntly printed on clear
white paper Illustrated with several full l-2a2(
rncrayings. ard bound in new and elcgan
s.y!r Price, IL each. The list embraces The
works OF TenuySon, Burns. Moore. MlHon
,.aulIhclL Shahsp Scoir, Goldsmith. Byrou
H.!nars. iiolner's Had, Keats, and Shelly.
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s,cniller's prcat historic pay, IN hVt Acts.
MARY STUART, QUEEN OF SCOTS.
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ETH.
viii be produced the thrilling Gvc.lct play,
ADRIENNE LECOUVHEUR.
Adrienuc the Actress. ..JASACsClIEk.
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 18TH.
4 new play, written espt cially Tor JAEAuSCHEE,
entitled
MOTHER AND son.
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 14TH,
shalispearc's masterpiece,
MACBETH.
J,S,USCUEK. EK.................... as Lady Macbeth.
The sale Of selts "ill commence DccedIber 9th q
C. f. Johnson musIc-store, 0 Is Main street.
a..
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NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
OR l.c of CIlILDREN'S BOOKS Is the most com
plctc we have ever had. aud embraces All the
new anl staHiari Juveniles. OF which only few
can be mentioned in this advertisement.
Nelly, silver Nine. BY 4. H......... ......sl so
Angelo the CIrcus Boy 1y....................... 90
Ike pariuelon: or, The Adventures OF u HUI
maue Boy and Ills Friends. dS.................... 20
IfrIIc Pitchers Hy Sophie May............... rs
Cari's First GO
Christmas III the Country ...........-.. w
J i""''r .. 25
Lake B-ecZ"S. i" .. Optic. 0O
Mn;h"r Goose rhymes, with Sclhoneitc Illus
trttiolls. ........................ 70
Child Toiicrs. ............................ hG
St. Nicholas tor 90
i Houscful OF ChiiGrcn......... ............ 1 20
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the novelties: -
\ beautiful! ana varied assortment of CHRISTMAS
CARDS.
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GEORGE SCHGS.
MAIN AND ELEVENTH
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-01
TO CANDIDATES.

The GOLD HILL NEWS haring
been duly selected By the County
Commissioners as the OFFICIAL
NEWSPAPER OF STOREY CoUN-
TY. candidates for office at The conf
ing election riA see The importance
and propriety Of placing themselves
squarely before the people by insert
ing their respective announcements
officially IN the NEWS. Al ciH
be giren a fair and equal shoe. re-
gardless Of politics. We ieish 1t
also distinctly understood. as hereto
fore. that all political or election
printing mus, be paid for in adj
vance. We can aeceptQ no eontin-
gent arrangements. Any candidate
,rho does not pay his printing t,us
promptly, is not rOrthy Of the office
he seeks. aud nlOreorer he iriH not
be elected.
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Departures Last Evenins.

II Goodwin. L ? Cuno. @ slade. Geo
Schultz. 7 Mccormick. II l. Lightner. II
II Burton. J N Harper. W Pettes. " q
Gallagher. A Fraser. Z A Gamble. J X P
Mann. @ Harris. DR.. Holland. Is B Minor.
O II Giselin. d r Slater. "A Adler, James
Riddle, J Riley. G W Keeney. Mrs Davis
and children. Nettie Stone. J 8 Luty. G W
N Smith. VIM Naloin. Z W Corbsrt. Mrs
y n Smith. E Noses. Mrs II d Wood. To
Taylor and family. John Dullea, Miss Z
Cassbolt. J A Williams. z d slonehiii. O
II simpkins. Mrs CN Notewarc. O II Glib
son. Mrs II W Bragg. Miss I Bragg, Miss
x Mulheen. J J Nichols. = Y Bean. II l.
Sargent. Rev EFF Fish. Mrs Burke. J II
James. r Barton. D II Sessions. J Ii Dali.
Sam T Curtis.
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The New Reos Besassa.

The famous Roos Brothers have dis.
covered q new bonanza, which knocks
Sierra Nevada Skao high. and to-day
they sent an army Of banners, headed
by q stylish band.wagon. down from
Virginia through Gold Hill and away
down the canyon. ~heralding the good
news. Many good citizens, when they
heard the music and saw the display
coming. thought Il was the Democratic
Convention coming down to bulldoss
Gold Hill. But II wasn't. Roos Broth.
ers recently made n rampss on all the
best clothing houses in San Francisco
and collected about $780, 600 worth OF
choice goods into n big bonanza, OF
the very lowest cash rates. This rich
lead they have brought TO their big store,
% South G street. Virginia, and the way
they are selling everybody clothing at
almost no price at all is interesting to
poor folks. Their BONANZA stock Is In
demand. They have struck II rich:
Their mine Is open TO inspection at all
times. Experts. stockholders and every
body else freely invited.
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REPUBLICAN CLuB.-A meeting OF the
Young American Republican Club wal
he'd at the Ersmpts' hall, Virginia, on
Monday evening. September 30. 1878.
at which the following officers were cleo.
ted Eugene Marley, President |; T. f.
Cullen. Secretary /; Andrew Young. Der.
geant.at.Arms. After indorsing the
State ticket and giving three hearty
cheers for the Republican party. tho
meeting adjourned subject to call Of the
chairman.
NEVER BEuNp.-Platt & Rich are
noways behind their competitors In the
clothing line. Their store. on Main
street, nearly opposite the News office.
Is filed "chock ablock" with q grand
and superior assortment OF gents' aud
boys clothing and furnishing goods Of
every description. from . satin nscktie
to miners boots. All this has TO be
sold during the next thirty days. profit
or no profit.
SALMON Eoos.--Two large boxes Of
salmon eggs arrived at the freight depot
in Virginia yesterday. consigned to Fish
Commissioner Parker. It Is under
stood that when Matched the young
salmon will DO placed in the Carson
river. the Truckee, and other OF u
rivers aud lakes. A few will also be
placed In the large reservoirs OF the Viz
,;nia aoI nold utl Nvat.r Namnanv hv
way or experiment.
Souri, LADY BRYAN The South Lady
Bryan went on the Board yesterday
afternoon and started Of at 81 10. A
drift is being run to this property from
the $50 level Of the Lady Bryan. and
tho chances for finding ore in 1t are
good. as the material encountered In
advancing is Of q very promising char.
acter.
JUDoE W. II. DAVENPORT Of Eureka
arrived In Virginia on Sunday last, and
will remain on the Comstock about ten
days. He anne to attend the meeting
OF the Grand Lodge Of the Knights OF
Pythias, which takes place In this city
next Monday. no being Grand Chan.
cellor OF the Order.
COUNTY CONVENTION The conven.
ton for the nomination Of Republican
County officers at the ensuing election
will be held at Piper's Opera House.
Virginia, on Friday next, commencing
nj IN o'clock NJ
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There. Money In Il.

In these exciting bonanza times every
body feels that they must be properly
clothed. whether thSy hold Sierra Ne
vada or not. Reinstcin & Wolf, the
well.knowu aud popular clothiers. have
got In a monster stock OF goods which
they warrant to- be second to none,
neither In quality or price. Their
store is the stockholders' heav.
en-, for men with millions in
stocks can find there just the style OF
good clothes suited 10 their improved
condition, while The man Of limited
means can At himself out at the same
place with q i~rst-rate. respectable
suit. pay for Il. and then have plenty Of
money left to invest in winning stocks.
Rsinstein & Wolf make no great ouoids
display or blow. but merely invite every.
body TO come and DO suited better at
their store than anywhere else.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-01

VALUABLE PRrsESr.-A very rich and
handsome silver castor has been pre-
sen,ed to the ladies' OF st. Patrick's
Church, Gold Hill. by Mrs. t. DAILY Of
Virginia City. to be disposed OF at the
coming Fair for the bsneit OF the
church. She has the cordial thanks OF
all concerned.
In the case Of W. II. Patton. arrested
for not allowing Captain John Kelly to
60 into the Ophir. and which came up
before Judge Moses at 10 A. NJ. to-day:
A demurrer was interposed, argued. and
the case held under advissment till 10 A.
N. Thursday.
TnE section Of country round about
the Wells Fargo and Troy Consolidated
mines. north Of Virginia. has been
christensd Beehive Hollow-a not inap.
propriate name considering how 1t
swaIms these days.
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No MonE SUNDAY EXCURSION TrAiS.-
The last OF the regular Sunday excursion
trains for the season over the Virginia
and Truekee Railroad TO Steamboat
Springs and other pleasure resorts
passed over the road Sunday. These
excursion trains have been n very en-
joyable feature. and many OF our Com
stock fellow citizens have availed them
selves regularly OF the fine opportunity
offered for cheap and healthful recrea.
tion. II is to DO hoped that the railroad
company found the arrangement OF SUI.
icient profit to encourage the running OF
the same another season.
MooRx 4 MonoAS.-This excellent
claim is about to DO developed and
shown up. A contract has been let TO
run a drain tunnel into the claim from
the ravins below. The shaft has Two
Compartments, . by Q. and Is 40 feet
deep. Good ore has already been found
both in the groupings Of the mine and In
che shaft.
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heard OF Equaiisation.

The County Board Of Equalization
yesterday made change in the assess
ment roll ~ follows:
John Murray, assessment $500 re
mitted.
Isabella O'Brien. $3.50 RENTED.
Mrs. N. Booth. Sl25 ; RENTED.
d. NJ. Geiger. $1,000; reduced tt
$3.50.
Mrs. G. II. Gates. 500 RENTED.
Mrs. Owen Kelly. $3.50 ; RENTED.
II. Block. Si.l50 raised $500.
Mrs. Jane Cock, $500; RENTED.
Elizabeth Riley. Sl75; RENTED.
Mrs. Agnes Young. Sl2O; RENTED.
Frank Gruckee. $50; RENTED.
John Mcintyre. $500; RENTED.
William Derrick. $3.50: RENTED.
Mrs. ]. o'Toole. 1925; RENTED.
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The Church Fair.

The much.talked Of fair and festival
which the ladies have been industriously
getting up for the benefit Of St. Patrick's
Church. Gold Hill. commences to-mor.
row evening at Miners Union Hall.
The ladies have been busy as bees pre-.
pairing for II, and the various tables will
show q most attractive display Of fancy
as well q useful articles, refreshments
OF all kinds. and there will bs any
amount OF social fun and amusement.
A fine band Of music will be In attend.
ance. and aftsr9 or 10 o'clock each even.
ing. dancing will 10 the order OF the 90.
c%asion. and everybody can enjoy II as
much as they zee dt. Don't fail to visit
the fair,
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n,s,sr Transfer. and Locations,
Mining transfers and locations have
h.., Giad for record mn follova.

Mining transfers and locations have
been filed for record as follows:
James Wilson to A. ]. Davis-Dced
dated June 18th, 1862; consideration.
500; undivided 60 feet Of the Interna.
tioual Company. Fiowery District.
VIM. N. Martin to VIM. Brophy-
Deed dated May 9th. 1862; cousidera.
ton, s25: undivided 90 Feet in Interna-
tional Company. Flowery District.
A. ]. Brown to VIM. Brophy-Deed
May 9th, 1862; S25; anne description.
F. b. Sears to VIM, Brophy-Deed
May 9th, 1862; S25; same description.
Hiram Oyer TO WIN. Brophy-Dsed
September %. 1868; $50; 81. feet Of
Mcclellan ground. Flowery District.
George Marshall to A. ]. Davis-Deed
June 70, 1868; $40; ~ feet OF Mcclellan
ground. Flowsry District.
Located by II. NJ. Montgomery-.l50O
feet, Virginia District. east OF Crotan
No. 2, and cornering on the Skas *
Lowsry; called the Lizzie Inglss.
by j. Rein, y. Stocker. s. Loehr. b.
Bucklsr and A. Lsrgnsau-l5O0 feet OF
Liberty Lode. across Long Valley creek.
by Simon Bolli. l.. Miller. s. E.
Manuel and A. Ludwig-l60O feet south
OF the Liberty. Red Mountain District.
Deed Sept. 2sth. Henry p. Macnsvin
10 @. Holland, II. Z. Holland-Mine
adjoining the Virgin and the Rocky Bar.
Deed same date. J. A. Ruffnsr to q.
Holland - 81 East Sierra Nevada
ground.
Deed same date. j. Morris 10 @. Hol.
and-$l; Virgin ground.
Deed same date, Thomas Ryan. VIM.
Goldsmith and G. whitmsyer - 81;
northeast extension OF Scorpion.
Deed, John ". Pew TO Mountain View
Silver Mining Company. Sept. 24th-
Certificates Of stock; ground Of the
company; adjoining the Pioneer and
Scorpion.
John q. Shierle. a. President OF the
Hamilton Silver Mining Company. has
located $500 feet OF surface ground and
1000 feet north Of the Englebrecht
claim"
Louis Metral aud Jacob Buchlet have
located the Agassiz claim. north OF the
Republic. 1900 feet on the west side OF
the Long Valley road.
Joseph ASSIGN has located the Ralston.
1000 feet on the Norton Lode. = rslo-
cation Of the Delta.
JP. Meter has decided TO the North
Union Gold and Silver Mining Company
in consideration Of 800, 900, the claim
known rs the Burning Moscow. situated
ON the south side OF Cedar Hill.
John Burns to (Silvsr Jacket Mining
Company. the filing Of tho deed says,)
deed, $4,000. Monumental Twins.
formerly known rs the Monumental. 900
feet south Of the second tunnel Of the
V. & 7. II. X.
Il. Weber. Theodore Phelps and
James Singleton to the King Mining
Company, deed. consideration, stock,
the ground Of the North East EIten.
sion Mining Company.