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New-York tribune., 1878-01-01

Receipts for the week. l37 pkgs.; do. last week t33l
week las 3,ioU pkS7 " lh con
iuc warm ,eat,I there II weakening tendency lOi D'h
fresh and lnuc Eggs. have made Si ace me- r
s,lv OF fresh rather ~ 81 r demand ana 4, log
AS good STOCK is abundant II VII u, dh,t 10 cS'e %
sot.G been ACd fCr long lue iihtt HIt
yrrv dun buj little ia being done, anu II ne
n here Mien Tue ui"iAet was
aaiy supplied with more fresh ah the Gtin"hG re
New-York tribune., 1878-01-01
NEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, sTH-AyE,

COR. lfTH STInterest commencing the FIRST of each
month deposited before January 10, VIII draw
January /. Assets, 1886. >S3 surplus,
$50 .s39 76. RICHARD H. BULL. President.
O. W RRIyKERHOFF secrefary.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-01

The NATIONAL SH0E AID LEATHER DANK.l
NEY.Yo YoEK Dee. 20. 1877. =
HSTH DIVIDEND.-The directors OF this
no BANK have declared dyiond OF hye (j pei eeni for
tie cnrrent x months pay able free % tax Jan 2, 1879 GBu
which Late tho transfer BOOK viii be closed
~ J. NJ CRANE, Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-01


COUPONS Of the following bonds maturing
~ January s' 1878 will be paid and after January 2 ut
tie oihc' Mes,rs. NJ. X. JESUP PATTON & CO., No %
Wilianl-st = YORK. - -.
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD FIRST MORT.
GAGE. - .
az LOUIS. JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD SECOND MORTGAGE. - -.
GAGE. -. ....z.
MORTGAGE. -.
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE. ..
C0LUMRIh AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD FIRST
New-York tribune., 1878-01-01

FOURTH y Ar1oS,L BANK OF THE CITY OF w;YoRK
NEW YoRK. tth DocembeI, 1871. :
VNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
of hi, Bank viii be ncl their BANKING honse on rU Es
DAY the hth ~ day Of January, 1875. between tho
hours OF II M. and / p m. ANTHONY LANfn oasilcr.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-01

is, so4 boxes; Beef, 9JS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
brown.

What Brown Why. Brown. Of Brown
4 Tassell. Of course. lie got back from a
visit to the East. tho other day. Ho had a
good time with his relatives in Ohio, visit
ed Philadelphia. New York and other large
towns, and staid six weeks in boston,
where he went to church every Sunday and
10 all Of Moody and Sankey's great revival
meetings. trying to purge the overplus OF
old washoc cussedness out OF him. II
loosened up OH him like the breaking mp
Of . chronic cold. and he spit 1t out invol-
UNFAIRLY on all occasions.
why. yes. dam II to hum. Of course
! remember !ou." says be to n Mortified
old deacon. who was shaking hands with
him and who knew Brown In his youth.
Then he met his old Sunday School
teacher, with" Well. by the holy jumpin'
J-iminy ! whom h-ah common sense
won't i meet next 7"
II worked SO rough on him that he was
obliged to get away sooner than he intend
ed. and never felt happier than when he
got back 10 his old sagebrush onco more.
This morning he was down TO Gold Hill,
and met his old friend Jim -, the
most profane old mule-lriver In the coun-
try. Jim talked after the good old style.
aud Brown was happy till his better reso-
buttons happened to come TO his remem-
brance.
"No use. Jim." says Brown. as ho no.
ticed the look Of surprised sadness come
over the c%ountenance Of his friend. "Tvo
changed In goin' East, and dam me II
Amt goin' to break myself Of this internal.
hell.roar-hum. that Is to say. dsv-Ah.
habit OF swearin. II I have to break my
Cd blasted . head into
me- *-liIIl l-sstii-"
Here Browns tongue got away with him
completely. Old Sim embraced him with
tender affection. and both stepped into
tho nearest saloon and took . big drink OF
old rye, while the tears Of renewed Joy
and satisfaction rolled down their cheeks.
Old Jim swore II was tho happiest mo-
ment OF his life. but ~ they parted Brown
tried 10 look serious again. as he said i'm
pressively:
"But | do mean II. Jim ; / swear i do.
Ny hearts all right. but this internal
tongue Of mine switches OF on me In spite
Of hum. well. good. bye, old pard."
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IDissrics Cours.

In tho District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada. Rising.
Judge. the following business was trans.
acted last Saturday;
Estate Of Patrick II. Mcdonald. do.
ceased-Application for letters Of admin
istration granted 10 Mrs. Mcdonald. with
bond fixed at $500.
Gold Hill vs.. Caledonia Mining Com.
psny-Bond and petition on removal TO
United States Court accepted.
Farley W. Bush et sl.-plaintlh per-
mitted TO amend complaint by inserting
firm name.
Msrtinovich. vs.. Lovely-sst for April
18th.
Desmond W.. Peterson -Pnsed.
Jeffrio VI. walsh-Motion ~ amend
judgment.
0phir Mining Company ". Mrs. h. ].
Cooper Continued 70 Tuesday next.
D. Lonkey ct 81. VI. DArdanelles Mining
Compsny--A. l.. whitney Of Ban Fran.
cisco TO make service Of process on de-
PENDANT.
Horning VI. Kelly-Motion for nav trial
dismissed for want OF prosecution.
Potter Va. Hickok - Demurrer with
drawn ; ten days 10 answer.
Caldwell W. Day-Demurrer amended /;
ten days 10 answer.
Paymsl W. Paymal-DefendAn moves
TO dismiss motion 10 reopen cause. Con.
tinued till Monday.
Henderson W. DR.. U. Smith-Argued.
submitted and taken under advissmenL
Adjourned till this morning at 10
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CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA CRY, April @, is7s.-A. W.
Hay,ns, Secretary Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company Dear Sir: There Is no
chang, 10 notice i'm the upper levels Of the
mine escept that ON the ilOO level the
amount of OF. extracted 3. being gradually
increased.
On the 1850 level the ore breasts are
without material change. The south drift
in advance of the ore Slopes IL being con-
,inuei In ore Of fair grade, The uprsisc
!. nav AZ feet sboye this lsyel. The re-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
the ~Tsiephose.

The Sutro~ iad,p,~dsni Of Saturday says
Tho telephone communication between
our town. Shaft No. 2. aud Virgi.
mia City Is all that could 10 desired.
Messages are transmitted and received
with accuracy. Socially, too. II Ia . sue.
cess. The other evening . number Of
young ladees Of our town, upon their en-
trance To the telegraph Office. were intro
duccd To the operator In Virginia, who
held confabs separately with them. One
Of the ladies has volunteered 10 give. dur.
ing the coming week. q private concert
In the telegraph Office here for the opera
tors at Virginia, and We hope that some
u or more Of the Virginia ladies will be
good enough 10 return the favor. 10 long
~ there 10 qnietness, every word spoken
al DO distinctly heard. Even the tick.
ings In the telegraph Office Of Virginia
City can be heard here ~ that u opera.
tor eau read the messages ~ they are re.
coived and sent from that ONCE.
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THE OLDEST , Mss THE COM
r...... r........ ....,'::'r..
Years Old, fad Likely 20 10
Twsuty-ssysf Years Older.

rho oid.., ~iAa man In this aection a
m"y M. ~. =. a..
ra'rick fiAnnAsAn' nv
town Of Loughrea, County GALWAY 'ire'
land, March 90, 1891. consequently 10 now
4. ~. ~.,,h.x.,,h,h war. Hs em;gr.ted
III u''
to America IN the prime o' Ms
and 10 . Pacific Coast Pioneer. arriving In
California In tho Spring OF iSi9. and he
was among the tirst OF those who came 70
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tn. ar.., 81 av-riy Ministries.

This stunning combination will appear
at Piper's new Opera House, Virginia on
the evening Of tho 18th instant. They
will bring with them & perfect storm Of
fun and laughter. Our people must get
ready TO greet them in becoming manner
when they do get here. Tho Chicago Times
gives them tho following send of at tho
end Of an engagement In that city :
On Monday evening last an en-
gagement was begun. and during
the week unusually large audiences
havo allowed themselves 10 swim gaily In
the vortex Of absurdity. II Ia good TO be
swallowed occasionally In honest to mfool.
cry. To tomfool heartily requires talent.
and tho troupe Of Havcrly meritorionsly
succeed In their endcavor. An excellent
bill has been given-bright. evenly
balanced and admirably suited to that
large class Of worthy people who. while
protesting against the thoater. are willing
10 admit that negro minstrelsy Ia above
objection"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Aickorson, Q witness In the Nor mn
der case, ct ban BuenAventur.. CaliforDi..
adds to his previous testi mony numerous
details - 10 arrangements made by the
murderers TO cover their tracks aud pre-
vent convictions In oAse Of arrest. The
Court has issued modification that further
publication Of testimony will be contempt
Of court and punished according to law.
A Cincinnati dispatch says: II 4. an.
nounced that the great trotting stallion
~Smugyler. who has . record Of 2:i5t. will
not be run during the coming summer.
but will make the season ct the wilson
Abdallah Park. Cynthiana, Kentucky. Ho
10 nov en- route from California and 10 or.
pected 10 arrive this week.
Mrs. McMullsn. who Was keeping the
Hawksye Ranch. six miles south Of Raw
hide. Wyoming. was murdered on tho
night Of the 9Th. She was found to-day
In her house with . ride bullet through tho
heart. She 10 supposed 10 have been
killed for her money. - thdhouse was ran
sacked.
Leading Democrats Of Chicago have
telegraphed Carter II. Harrison urging
him aud other Democratic members Of tho
House 10 use their influence for the elec.
ton Of General Shields ~ Doorkeeper OF
the House Of Representatives, and. II pos.
sible. defeat the Democratic caucus nomi.
noe.
Nile. volants. who WAS fatally shot on
the 0psra House stage ct Pawtucket. II. J..
died last evening.
william Myers has been appointed Post.
master Of Ruby Valley. Elko county, Ne
yada,
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BELcuER.

GoLp HILL, April O, lSI5.-James
| Nswlsnds. Esq-secretary Belcher MIN
| ing Company.-Dear Sir: During the
past week our progress has been slow Do
account Of having tapped . large body Of
water in tho old incline In making con.
nectiou with IL from the upraise on the
1000 level. This water did not drain OF
| through the drill hole. This dow OF water
allied lup our north incline . hight Of 30
feet, and caused . delay Of "a hours In
sinking. The drift being driven east In
south portion Of mino Ia In Sc feet. and
the drift running south in the vein on the
AGO level. from the main east drift, is In
81 feet. The face Is In fine looking quartz
which looks stronger and better than on
either Of the two levels above. Assays
from the face this morning. SO. This
drift will DO continued TO the extreme
south end Of the mine and will con-
meet with q winze which will DO sunk
from the 1900 level. This connection being
made, sufficient good air will be obtained
TO enable us to run our crosscuts In this
part Of the mine. Tho north incline Ia
down ITO feet below the 22G0 level. We
have not opened . station Of the 22CO level.
but deem Il advisable 10 continue down TO
the 23G0 level before opening another sta
ton. This will be accomplished In about
three weeks. From the general appear
ance. I am satisied that the vein 10 I'M
proved ~ depth Ia obtained. On Tuesday
We will shut down our pump engine. for .
general o~verhauling. a. some OF the valves
arc leaking aud require repairing. having
been run steadily for eighteen months.
This work will occupy i've days. and In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08

Com HmL, New, April G. ls7s.-R.
T.. Kelly. Esd. Secretary Justice Mining
CompAny-D.Ar sir The ore Slopes from
the 500 To 1000 foot level are without
change. The ii50 level north stopes show
an Improvement. The south stopo OF ore
On this level has proved TO be the top OF .
new chimney % ore. and l have com.
menced sinking . Wine down. which shows
very good pre-. South drift on tho same
level il progressing along tho west wall.
aud shows som. ore. In the old 1900 level
and foot Of vertical shaft. Walters ID efeat.a
moderate quantity Of good ore. which 10
being extracted at slight expense for min.
ing.
On the 400 level . fair prospect has
been struck. which promises IA prove VAL
liable OF being further opened.
The 1900 level drift has reached 10 .
point under the wine down from tho li50
level. and ! have swung q drift 10 the east
tn cut the ledge.
have also discontinued sinking Wine
from 1850 level. and will raise up the bal
c Of Wine to be constructed 80 feet,
a. IL can be done more cheaply. dispensing
with air engine and engineers.
sinking the main incline 10 making good
progress.
SAN. T. CURTIS, Supt.
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The Regular dividends.

Tho Consolidated Virginia Mining Com.
pspy last Saturday declared It's usual
monthly dividend tho. A) Of 81 per
share. aggrcgating 81 ,0sO, 900. payable on
Saturday. the 18th Instant This brings
tho grand total Of dividends paid by this
company since May. 1874. up 10 $50, 960..
900. Tho California Mining Company
also. upon the same day. declared the
usual monthly dividend mo. 2i) Of 81
per share. A~ggregating 1850. 600. payable
on Monday. the 18th instant. making the
grand total OF dividends paid since May.
1876 twenty -four months) $25. 920. 900.
Up to date the Consolidated Virginia has
paid In dividends $7i per share and the
California Sis per share. and tho grand
total Of dividends paid by both com.
psnies Ia $G5, $50, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
Tn. Ess.ern Qaesuea.

I'LL A.
LONDON April o'-H 10 pelieVed tna'
Gladstone comedies with tho determine.
lion a, ,ho onro,i,ion le,a.r,. 10 moys no
sma na,.snt ~ tba sadress 10 ne Oueen
,n.J.x'
IA 1. st.ted that wsddinRton, French
Minister of Foreign Affairs, when answer.
ing Prince Orlif's representations In re-
gard 10 the tone OF the French press. a.
sufred him Of his friendly feeling towards
Russia.
LONDON. April 7.-Noticing the London
Post. declarations Of Saturday that the
British Government would back up IL
circular. but was willing 70 consider the
views Of vinnese statesmen. the Journal de
NJ. fs'er't".g, says; hus:in can uan-
gully regard me w,,erinss ~ @ her'ou.
policy WINE nerseii mAinu'nk nei "
sition unmoved.'
The ~. Petersbnrg Gaidne, : lournai
published IN . nuss,an .nsu,s ,n,s
iecsisea warhi"s on
melting war. u..... :.
fhhIs, Aprn -. ri,S ~ T;.,.
pes.n n.' - aAu ~. umns,rs'n wir,s,,,. Mo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
A Pnos,nnry.-It /. mmored tina,

A PEoB,nILuy.-It IL rumorcd that
Charlie. Pope. the popular actor. will
shortly appear in Carson and Reno in his
fayoriie characters. under the management
81 Crosby 4 Maeier. % Pipsr's New Op@ra
House, Virginia Mr.. Pope is well known
and we'll liked in this stair. He IL . ster-
ling actor. and is sure 10 win his way Ia
the hearts u tho audiences wherever he
goes.
BoS.Sl, BuLLioS.-L.ast saturday night
~ bars % bullion. valued at ss26.'65 40.
wAs shipped Ia san Francisco by tho Con-
.olidated Virginia Mining Company. THIS
completed the fiscal month for Con. Nir-
yinia. and brought the total to the respect
able figure % si.5i7,Oct -.
PHoro-rp PrDssrRi,SIss.-h has been
proposed tn get up . grand walking tour
nament which shall be joined In by re-
porters, editors. lawyers. doctors and 9th
er professional gentlemen of Virginia aud
Gold Hill. such things are common IN
other places. and would arouse eons'iera-
lie interest here.
sou,nE Ur AccouSrs.-frank Holmes
notifies all persons indebted TO him that
they must settle NJ with him previous b.
his departure ON Thursday neat. anu All
demands against him will lie duly salts
fed. lie proposes leaving square with
everybody. See his advertisement
A CHASor.-The TRAINS VI the Virginia
and Gold hin Bu- Company have been
moved from the stables on the Divide IN
the northern part Of Virginia City. y"
more changing 10 hsrses half way between
Gold Hin and Virginia City.
Poll T.x ErcrIrrs.-Couniy Iecorler
Niehoi IL busy signing poll tax receipts
Lat wear Goo % these receipts were sold.
m 10 thought that eco will be enough
hi. wear. Assessor Fox will start On his
travels day after tomorrow.
Wan N % AR.- Prospecting Bill
seems to have caught the infection. Tie
WA. seen ON Main street. Gold Hill. last
Saturday. sporting two very black eyes
lie says no don't expect To win every hsh''
Tur ilag over Miners Union Hall, 'ir-
,inia. 10 at half-mAst to-day in honor OF
the memory % william kearnes. who viii
he buried IN morrow.
HoHArio Collins is his name thi. time
and he has invented something that will
prevent overwhelming.
Ex.GovERxoR BL,sprL, the tall sage
bru,h Of tho mountain. has recently been
visiting hereabouts.
COLONEL JAMES q. Fam is still lying Ill
I'm San Francisco. His wife has gone to
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
IRON A PHYSICIAN.
HYDE P.aE, W.. Psb. Z. 1871

Hrps P.ax. VI. Feb. 7. 1879.
Msssrs. Seth W. Fovls b Sons. Boston-
oents: You may perhaps remember thsi ! wrote
you several weeks ago In regard TO the uss Of
the Peruvian syrup for my wife. Who wss sui.
fering from senefsi debility, the sequ~noe II
eiphysislsns In this ststs, aud alec In Canada.
without relief. A. -FOUR recommendation chs
commenced the use of the syrup, the nrst fonr
bot iss made but little Impression. but while
taxing the NTH she logan u improve rapldly.
and now. after using siI " the dollar bottles.
shs has regained her strength. and 10 able 10 do
that ! cannot SPEAK too hllhly In prai.e OF tbs
Peruvian syrnp. . have prescio-i u To- sev.
veral Of my pstislts. aud hsvr procured the
sale Of ssvtfal dossn Of Il here. You can maks
Any use OF this letter you zee a.. Yours y,ry
truly. II. d. BELDkS, n. ID.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
HALE AM

viHoNiA C.rr. April s. is7s.-Jool y.
Lightner. Esq. Secretary Hale 4 Norcross
Silver Mining Company-Dear Sir The
water has been lowered . feet. and II
stands to-day i0l feet below the 1000 level.
The stoppages Of the pump during the
week were 10 hours and IS minues. Total
number Of strokes. CT. SEQ. or an average
Of 6.54 strokes per minute. All our ma
chinery 10 working we'll. The Chollar-
Norcross-Savage shaft vas sunk % feet.
PuiLIPP D~EipEsHEINgR. Supt.
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Breks HIS leg.

Charley Youngworih. the %well.known
restaurant man Of Virginia City. VA
thrown from . carriage on the Geiger
grade. north 81 Virginia, last Saturday
night. and had both bones OF his right
ankle broken. close down 10 the foot.
Youngworth was on his way 70 Steamboat
Springs. at which place he expected 10 gel
rid Of his rheumatism. from which he has
suffered much during the past month.
Steve 0oodban was In the buggy with him
at the time, but escaped with slight In
iuries.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
An AsrONI-nINu pACT.

Aiarse proportion OF the American people are
To day dying from the eneets Of D~y.pepeia or
d.sordersd liver. The result OF thess die 1850
upon the masaes Of Intelligent sad valuable
people 10 moot alarming making life actually Q
burden lnstssd of . plsasAnt existence OF en-
Joyment and usefulness - u ought TO b.:
fhsrs u no good rrason for this. II you will
only throw aside Skeptici.n. tAfs the sdviee %
Druert,ta and yaur friends, . d try or. bottle
OF dreen's August Flower. Your speedy y lief
4. certain. Millions u bottles u this ,sedictne
have b. q given avsy 10 try its virtues. with
satisfactory results In every case. You can buy
. sample bott.s Tor 10 cents 10 Try Thr,e
doses will rsli-vs the vorst case. Po-it vely
cold By oil Druggists On the Western On
tinent. mhii'owom
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REPORT.
san rraaciseo Hsard.

NhAE
isS
t0J MEXICAN. ils
~ Cosii a Curry. 81. 6s
ao bsi n Bel,hsr. Hs. lin
Tr caifsrnia. Dk
St5 eavage. 9k.9k
i350 Con. virginia. 1875. Dbo. %. 1875
% Chollar. Potosi. 20
IN Hale d NoreIoss. ss.ss
no Crswu Point. 40. ~. 40
i50 Yellow jacket. o., O.. $50, 81
20 Impartial. sc. Le
ITO Kentuek. ~. $40
iOO Alpha. M
go Bsleher. ass. 2 81
40 sisrrs nevada. a9. ~. ~. ato
Is Utaa,9
So Bsiiioa. t.tt5. <i0
go kiehsqusr. 7s. 2.o
si0 Justice. 6k.G
~ Ovsrmao. i7S
10 Sea Belehsr. 40
Soo sueeos. sc. avc. i.9o
80 Union Con-. 4 ~. ~. 40
las Alta. ~, 81. 81, : -
1910 Julia. ! %. ., 30S. s.iO
6is Caledonia, ~. 50
elo siiver MN. Las. leo
40 New rort. Nc. SO
COZ Andes. Sc. SOc
las woodville. 5sc
iU Wells targo. SIC
10 Ward. &C
81 Levisihan. SIC
t0O Nolumsuisl. ec
ils0 Trolan. ss'e. Goc
issD benton, i.so. 1854
iOo North Con. Virgins. toc
~ solid silver. stJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08

lsr rnr ws.rrss UNION IIsEl
sAx fRAScIsco. April $3.50 ?. n.
0phir. ~. AZ
Mexican. II. II
OvermAn. IA
Moloc, ITO
Gould 4 Curry. c.
savage. %
Tip Top, 100 asked
California. ~ b.
Bullion. 4 asked
Julia. J
Yellow Jacket. c.
Union Con. t.CD
Con. Virginia. 49,
Defrees. iOc
Best a Belcher. i7b
Mexican. H.
Union Con-, +Gj
Grand Prize. ca
Eurek Con-, az
ella. &c
Navajo, LIS
Belcher. 90 so
Alta. g.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08
rnR PALACE BATTING STAND.

For . roast OF bsef uneIeeiisd In storey
county, 10 10 Thomas HsnrJn's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. 30. ! North o street,
Virginia Oity. Freph oysters at ell hoar. In
ever styis. Forty miners always on hand Il
night. For tss'y, home style OF cooking. and
tns best and fresi cot Of Al thai ths msrkets
sford. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Trv sp's m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-08

few days. but We hope 70 make - good
progress this week - va did last. Think
the 1900 level will DO drained and work 70.
sumed BY this day week.
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nr.r Ann rx,cuxn.

vInaISIA Crrr. April 8. is7s.-william
Willis. Esq.. Secretary Best & Belchcr
Mining Compsny-Desr Sir: The Joint
IS fest during the week. and IL nov down
isS feet psrpsndicular. The ground In
the bottom 10 somewhat harder the last
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a GARD.

70 all ~ho are suffering 'ro,a tins riros. .Di
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weahnss-. carry
de- o., los Of manhood. str- ! will send .
receipt that will cure you. YRnn OF cuAkSk.
rhis great remedy 80 disoo'ered by . :, issiop.
arr IN south AmsncA. send . ,slf-sddresset
envelope 10 the kkv. JOSEPH T. tSMAs.
station D. Bible Houss. New fork City.
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SAVAGE.

VIRGINIA err. April 3, ls7s.-E. II.
Holmes. Esq. Secretary Savage Mining
Company-Dear Sir The water stands
to-day ITO feet below the 1000 level. Our
pumps are in good working condition. and
We expect TO make good progress In the fn-
turr, A. We will reach the 2lO0 level OF the
Hale 4 Norcross this week. During the
past week the north drift on the 1000 level
has been advanced ~ feet, making . total
Of 2sl feot, and the east crosscut ON the
1000 advanced 10 feet In hard blasting
rock, making . total Of Sc feet. The ma
chinery and everything connected with the
mine 10 working smoothly.
NJ, q. GILLETTE, Supt.