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CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, January 0.
SENATE.
BECK FEARS SHERMAN.


Mr.. Beck called up his resolution of the
7th, referring to the Committee on FL
nance The answer Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury to the resolution Of December 8,
relative to the amount OF silver coin re.
ceiyed in payment Of customs dues and Its
disposition. He criticised the answer OF
December 8, and said that specie resump-
tlon had been reached by ruin Of
thousands OF the best men OF the country.
Allhe Beck was seeking TO do, was to
require the Secretary TO use silver coin as
ne docs gold coin in payment Of In
terest, and forbid him increasing the
bonded debt OF the country. The Secre-
tary had not answered, the resolution as
public officer should. He wen knew that
he had. not paid a dollar OF silver coin as
interest on the public debt.
Mr.. Beck spoke Of Secretary Sherman
as the autocrat OF the Treasury Depart
.ment, and said TINT 1t was true, as said by
Bismarck, he who holds the money bags
controls the politics OF the country. Con-
gress ought to see to it that the laws are ex-
eouted In the interest Of the people.
The resolution referring the answer OF
the Finance Committee was then passed,
aud the bill 10 amend the patent laws TAX
en- up.
Mr.. Window reported back with amend.
ments the Indian Appropriation bill, and
gave notice that he would call it up to-
morrow Tor consideration. -
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JEFFERSON County BUILDING AsGopT4-
Of State Brady yesterday
issued a certificate OF incorporation to tho
Jefferson County Building Association No,4,
fortiiepurpose Of raising lnoneyto be used
among the memberssof SucllC corporation
in buying lots and houses, which corpora,
ton shall keep It's principal office or place
Of business at Gharlestown, Jefferson
county, and is to expire on the first day Of
March, 1880. =, The, sun, Of q 300 4gs
been subscribed to tho capitak stock, Sof
which $3.50 has been paid in, with the
privilege Of increasing the capital by sales
ofaddiional shsresto S200, 600 in all. } Tho
capital so subscribed is divided into shares
of&2G0 zach, which are held as follows:
T. Garland Hunt, Richard A. Alexander,
Eugene Baker and Poman Henderson, one
share each; all Of Jefferson county, VIVA.
- =. -
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cuARLEsroS, W. Va, Januays,-Josoph
Thapton, h prominent citizen and owner
Of the dooksat the tootof kanRwhs street,
died last evening from the effects of fall
received yesterday. He was ascending a
plank 10 the toP Of the, decks when he
slipped and fell, hllghtiHg upon his head,
rendering him insplsihlP, from which he
never recovered. He was an extensive
lumber dealer and quite wealthy man.
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BAlTIYaRR, IapVaya-Fiour-Actlvc and
firm. Wheat-Western dull and steady /;
No. 2 Pennsylvania red, 81 OK; No, . west.
ern winter rcd, EnOt pnd January, 81 %;
February $l 0a4ti March 81 07IEal6S. Corn
E7WesteTl active and irregular; western mix,
I'd, spot 4f9Ia44 {c oatS-Quiet and atcady;
western whstpapd mixed unchanged ;Pennsyl,
yaids 2sa90c. Rye-Quiet aud nomInaily
steady, Hay-null and steady, Provisions
-Quictand unchanged, Hutter-Ingool dc,
-mand and steady forCholce w0AIerni packed
atid rolls unchanged. Cotlee-Qulct; RIO car,
goes llXal0c, whisky Firm aud un,
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CHICAGO, January 0.-Flour-Dull and rin.
changed, Wheat-In good demand and prices
ashadc higher; No. 2rcd winter s7aSSc: No.
9 Chicago spring SSC cash; S3J6aSic February;
s. i9la841Gc March; No. 8, GSSa0lc; rejected
80 I<a52c. oats-SIeady aud unchanged at
lQiGo cash, Corn Unsettled but generally
lower; cloScdt irlner; 2o3<c cash; S6l;O Fol-,
ruaEyi S03faSO><e March, l(ys-Nnner at
4SHc. RMleY-Quiet and Criu at OGaJ7 Nc.
FlaxsNpd-FtFm at s. Ittal %. Pork-Strong
aud higher; " rs cash; s. SOa7 50 Y February:
81 921za7 95 March. IIard-Active, firm and
higher; s. 81 Y cash; s. o. Y February 81 STX
March: Bulk Meats-Actiyp, NPB and hisii.
or at s. SOa3 76aa 90, Dressed Hogs-In good
1en(Andia and Inaccsa shade higher at S. Is,
WhiskY-Stcady and unchanged.
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Thf Nkln iireenlbalekerhs,

coIuxBus, O., January p,=The State
Central Committee Of the National Green-
back;Labor party met here to-aay, IS out
Of 90 districts being represented. 1t was
was decided to take steps for more thor
oughly organizing tho party for the next
campaign and To hold State Convention
IN this city OIL tho frat Wednesday In
juno next.
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AIIcgheny CnttIe.

EAST LIBERTY, january a-CGTTLx-Re-
ceipts to-day {, s,aa0 head OF through and 2Ia
held Of local. totat for three days 9IIa
head Of through aud 1916 head Of local, Eys
eTYlhlna sold out At y6sleylay,y prices.
Hp0s-Receipts to-day 7,7l6 head, total for
three days l7,Qt6. Workers e s0a2 SO Phila,
delphias $2 00aS 90, Plenty left over,
thIsS. days, 1900 Selling AZ 3 IdaI ID airata ia
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ChIoaao Oat,le nIarl.st.

oEcAoOi January a-The DroverI' Journal
iHcos-Receipts 5000 head shipments
|, 800 head, Market oReBcd steady and closed
SscoNg St %ESstsFdaS's V x prices; packing s. Goa
Z CirTIE-ReceIpts s,0O0 head; shipments
sf 49, Ssd Sstdbo, Hs'sss s,Sss, ea 'hlpengas 4Ot
snSIp7 7Recdps i do head; shipments $40
bead. Market steady at s N0at %; "
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-'. CLARKspuRo, Jan. s.

OLARhSDVAui JHII' O.
ELItOu IntSllIsepesr. -, -7.
A report has reached here to the effect
that man named Daniel Bazzell, living
some miles south OF this place, on the
Weston road, killed another man named
Fox a day -or two since. The report is
that Fox had worked for Bazzell and hay.
Ing callediseyerai times for Ills money the
latter became exasperated and taking UP
sp akekIied him. 2 ,ssltdg 'sA.|
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r J. l.
BEILAIRE LocAls.LThe stockholders Of
the Belmont Glass Company elected the
following board of directors for the ensu.
ing year: Julius Armstrong, L. @. Stifel,
Jas. S. Gill, John lCrimmGfI Geo, Wise;
Jacob Wise and S. o. Cummins. w
More snow hasiallen III this locality Tor
the past twelve hours than has been known
for number OF years.
The snow ordinance brings forth more
'tunpurtyn expressions and also brooms
and shovels than ten inch ice would hold
up. AS regards this snow ordinance Bell
aire thinks herself quite metropolitan.
Fierce war whoops will again be heard
in the land The Hecls Club go in train
ing tonight for their new play. @'l''''
An unknown man, while at Col. Bowen's
Temperance meeting, on Wednesday even.
ing, got enthused over the cause OF
Temperance to such an extent that he con.
cluted to break uplallthe liens Of infainy
in.the city. He etherefote after the meet.
ing was over, provided himself with club
and proceeded down Belmont street to
No. 80, where he found Henke's saloon.
He deliberately went to work breakipR up
windows right aid olcft.t After doing that
job up handsomely, he went across the
street and commenced on Sherry's saloon
and succeeded in inasKIng up the windows
there, after which he was arrested and,
conveyed to tho city cooler Wp iptarview-
cd him there yesterday evening and
found him to be the same person who
asked for aims at the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday morning. He is about sixty
years Of age and ordinarily dressed. He
has gray beard and a sall6w complexion,
and Is about five feet ten inches high,
slightly built. He has entirely lost his
memory; don't know what his namo ia,
where she came from, or anything else.
He says he thinks his first name Is Ralph.
Mayor Cassel and Col. Bo@n have tale
graphic correspondence with parties In
Pittsburgh in regard to him. When told
OF what he had done he said he was sorry
anl-wished that. he had not doneit.--.-.--
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Iythe present heavy fall Of snow We
boyc an intimation that Providence will
smile upon us next year with another
magnificent wheat crop. 1t is thus that
Providence co-opcrates with John Sher.
man and the Republican party for the
welfare of the country. The Greenback.
ers should make a note Of this circumstance
least they be found fighting againt the
nowers that be.
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TnIedn.

ToIEpos January 6.awheSt-Firm, extra
white Michigan l0c; amber Michigan, Febru,
ary, 0d1tc; No. 3 rcd winter spot 95Tc; Feb.
ruaFy 9d%c, Corn-Firm; high mixed aoc;
No, 3 SEC asked, 81 <c bid, 0ats-Flr,n; No.
3 held Rt 23e, 294Io lid. J. y q. Z. u. :
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pairnIenm Mnrlrat.

PtrTsBuReH, January 0-PErRoLEuM-Fair-
ly aetlV0I crude u 9l% at Parkers for i'm.
mediate slllpmenf refined 9a9hc, for Phila-
dklphia delivery. 5fIG. II
LeSpOS; January o.-PrRoGkvu-,l,Ia
lSlfdi refined lokd, u ~ISd
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Tho State Board Of Agriculture Of Ohio
yesterday elected B. w. Carlisle President
and l. i: Wing Treasurer. 1t was decided
70 advertise for proposals for holding the
statp Rair during 1s7a- 50; also to posi- pone
the election. pt seprpt ptaFy dor thu present,
The Hoard meets again February 10Th, AZ
which time twill decide upon the loca.
tiop for the next State Fair.
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srocKs-The market was active to-day with
an Improvement IN prices OF Ilal Il percent.
The greatest strength was In inNorlhweStorn pre-
fcrred, Pittsburgh, Michigan Central and 81,
Louis, Kansas City h Northern. There were
large purchases Of these stocks, especially the
INST named, Lake Shore was an exceptiOnto
the general market, and declined X per cent.
AT the close prices showed fractional reac.
tion In some cases from tho highest figures OF
the day, but the tone Of tho market was gen.
orally firm. In railroad bonds Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern tists declined TX
per cent.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which 1000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
u, 900 Northwestern common, 20 OOOpreierrcd,
400 st. Paul common, 1000 preferred, 5000
Pittsburgh, 10, 900 Lackawanna, 900 Michigan
Central, ,0OO Illinois Central, 1000 Western
Union, 5000 Pacific Mail and 5000 st, Louis,
Kansas City 4 Northern.
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my aSMnNaa.

NEw YoRk, January o.-Busiuess eonttn.
Cd shifting, vide sleotinss and colored 1s, eot.
tons In better demand bY city joIhais md
western buyers. FrInts nemaIr adieE exeept
shirtipgs styles, which arg in ialr request,
Mems wear W0olens sluggish. ''
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Tur meeting ottho nail men at Pitts
bur,l,, ON Wednesday, simply CONSUME
mated what was understood before hand,
VIZ. that the pool project would be aban.
,loncd. There was small attepdancc.
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RrlLAInE people land vicinity have
.uhscriled for $4,000 four per cent Gov
rrn,nen, bonds within the last few days
a. much as $1,000 on one day. No
srarcity Of money down there.
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On CRY, Pa, January 9.-A fire at En-.
linton. Paa this morning, destroyed prop
erty, including the postotlloe and entire
contents, to the amount OF $4,000, Nearly
al Is covered by insurance,
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Arcopplxo TO q weather diary for 1878,
,nIi.hcl in the Barnosvillc EntePri@,
,hcrc was n snow fall in this region on the
i1ofNoy and 9d OF October.
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Enasas,s&an,1aI.

GISfl A YEAR Board and Tuition for tIirls, Boys
VlJO and Young Men. PFspaFaLnry Conrss joT
BRsiaeat, TeaeAfag MstefaF, Law aA DipiREty, In.
Itruetlon thorough, Location unsurpassed. Rev.
7. n, REILLY, B D., Epileopal Academy, Had
deuheld, Nj. i, aul0
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cInelnnatIMog AInrI.ot,

CtSclSSAEI, January a. Hoas--s Steady
and IN good demand; coiumon g 26a2 OS ;
light g l0a2 20; packing g 0oaS 05 butch.
ers' $a05aS 10 Receipts l06lc head; ship.
ments 1,0 N head,
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WEDDING BRLrs.-Mr. w. Davis Alex
andsr, OF Moundsyille, and Miss Fila x.
Cresap, OF Powhattan, Ohio, wore married
on New Years day, The Wedding cere.
Mrs. CresaP, at Powhattan, by Rey. Nc
Donald, Of Belyille, Ohio. 49,,
The GAINESVILLE C0) Times speaks thus Of
tho Fepsnt marriage Of q gentleman WHO
formerly Tesidal In Wheeling:
GAINESVILLE gopiaty basS lost one OF its
most brilliant members by the marriage Of
Miss Lizzie Cox to Nlrs Fheo. G.Gsalllvan,
which occurred on last Saturday. On &c.
count at q feosRt death In the family of
the groom, tho npreiaony was performed
without ostentation.J WeGoHgrStulatethe
bride and groom upon the apsgPt4GIloqRsss gP4!Iqss
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B"~
RQSSIA

PLAGUE F4pISg yt7H lScas.sEp gFp.
LESoR. 81.
Y ST. PRTIgsRliRd, January 0.-Thp plague
has reached the government OF Rqfatolln.
Az Ngrazin 11s deaths have occurred.
fhe mortality Is estimated At 10 Rer cent
Of thepopulatinn. g W ~ = g
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Total decline In yOars"."...."". 81 6io per cent
The Il per cent decline Of 1878 was
touched about November lst.
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HARLEs E, DWIGHT, l@3
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,

IS prepared TO make careful and complete
analyses Of Iron Ores, LimeStoneS, Mineral
Waters, etc. q llif +
LABoIAroHY, Con. 2iFH AND cIIAPLlNE srs..
ta1S WHEELING. W. VA
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


NEw YoRK, January 0.-MoSEY- Easy
at 2Ifa4 per cent Prime mercantile rapcF
ia6 per cent Sterling Exchange, Bankers
York 4.S79G. -
RAILROAD BOSDs-Strong.
SrGfE BoNps-Dull,
GOVERNMRNTa-Rirrn
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AtWSshington, D. o. the we'll known
case OF ,Bigginsvs. ax,President Grant was
taken up in the Circuit Court yesterday,
! but not concluded.
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LITTLE Al. FOR MAYoR.-While on
still hunt for news at the Court Hous
yesterday, our young man ran foul OF |
Democratic statesman OF prominence ant
influence In his party-a "solid Muldoon'
Of the faithful as itwere. He was prompt
" put on the intervieWer's rack, and thl
results given below: .
"Well, Colonel" said our scribe 4
colonelCy Is rs cheap as q captaincy)
what are you folks going 10 do about tlt
Mayoralty?"
We've got Mayor, haven't WEI"
"Yes, but Andy Sweeney says he won'
touch the office again with q ten.ioot pole
not even II its rendered him on q silver
waiter"
Swell, II you want to know who's going
TO be our candidate for Mayor, I'll tel
you. Al Caldwell's the coming man,
"Butisn't Bill 'Handlan getting ghiswork
in to some purpose?"
"N0; Handlan's no good. He's very
lavish with his campaign circulars; l got
one myself. But l tell you, although
entertain personally mono but the kindest
feelings. toward Mr.. Handlan, he's going
to get terriblyleft."
"JOhn Hall is candidate for the nomi.
nation, isn't heP'' re3t gUirp1 n
"Yes, he's been talked Of by some who
wanted to kill of Handlan; but there's
not much said OF him now. AL. Caldwell
will win. tell you, even II It should come
down TO triangular fight between Cald.
well, Handlan and Hall, Little AL. will
come TO the top smiling.n SIS ~. rs
"But what's the matter with Handlan? Z?
He wants the office bad, and he seems to
be the only man working for It."
"Well, Twill tell you, ,on one condition.
don't want any notoriety in the matter.
As said before, | consider Mr.. ,Handlan
agentleman, and I have none but the
most friendly feeling toward him. The
difficulty Is right here. Jimmy Whyte
wants to be reelected Street Commissioner.
Now Jimmy is no fool; he knows Just as
well as he knows white from black, that
the nomination Of Handlan would be his
death warrant. You understand? The
ticket can't be loaded down with Catholics; !;
the experiment was tried ones, and with
disastrous results to the Democracy. And
besides, Handlan isn't the kind OF man
for the office. Those who know him best
know that he has many unhappy traits oi
character. They believe, also, that he
would sacrifice others to accomplish his
own ends, That's all I've got to say"
=
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FOR MAYOR,

MEssRa. EDiToRs-Att lie eaFaest V0llclta.op oi
s,laI Democratic ststiens aea Iiieii. NJ Hon; a.
aompalol iof The oasO oi MayOr oi thIS rty Al III
DsIceraIie Primary Election 70 take place tO-ulpr,
IablV MANY DEMOCRATIC,
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FOR RENT '9
We OdSr iOrrSnt on reasonable terms the following
very desirable property. Possession given April lst,
1879; s. Tl = n
one Z" :" without "r,H 81
One Second Story Room over German Bank, suitable
for Offices, formerly occupied by the German lnSu.
rance compauy. .lt.5t n .U
Ono Third Story Room over German Bank, suitable
for Hall. T..l.
All In Becks Block In tho bet business part Of the
city, on Market street. For particulars enquire Of
iaa A. C. EGERTER 4 co.
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AcconDrSa to the New York Public, the
average decline in prices has been as fol-.
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TRAxspgRV op RnA1, RsrArR-Thefollowt

I TRAxBgRRS op RRAI RsTATR- -ThetolloWf
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate,
Were admitted 10 record In the o1ieo Of the
Clerk of the County Court, yesterday: =
Decd made JanIary 0, 1870, by J6hnh.
Rice to L. q. Reed, G. y! Bailey and W.
n. Linch, copagtpers doing business un:
& Co, for tie stock oflclotlls,l .casahiefps;;
and other goods contained in the store
room Of said Rliee, known as No: 20 18TH
I Deed made jan. q, hs7s, by Bollyadlro
Lamb to gosQPh lawson, FOR lot on the
corner east ot South Huron street and
north ot Delaware street, having 4 front q
so feet on Ao4tl Huron street, and extend.
ing back fromsaid street uniform width
l2l teetI $3.50.
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FARM FOR SALE.
27a AcRES

Known as tho home farm Of the late Alexander
Campbell, and will be sold ~ whole, or In three or
more parcels AS may seem bcst for the interest Of ali
parties,
TERMs OF sALE-onC-iourth Of the purchase money
cash In hand on tho day Of ale the readue 10 three
years respectively, the purchaser giving his bonds
with good security bearing interest from the day Of
Bae for the deferred payments with the option to the
purchaser e pay any or all Of said bonds before ma
turity and the title retained until the purchase mon
Oy FULLY paid. BY consent tho land VIII 10 sold clear
Of dover, the vile Of W. ?, Campbell Joining In tho
deed but subject 70 the rights Of MFs s. H. CanpbOI
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock 4. n ..-...
PlatS Ot sald land eau be seen at the ShCrs oilee,
Welseurg, at any time after December !, 1873.
mons ]. E. CURTIS, Sheriff nc,
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Gke GtteLLiaeneer:

ou,,el Nos. - and " Fourteenth street.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-20
v

II. @. Tilden Of Virginia has received
such intelligence from below as to leave
NO doubt In his mind that his second
son, Charles j.. q youth Of sixteen years,
IL drowned. Last week the boy wrote
to his father from Oakland, where be
attending q military school. asking
permits for himself and his older brother
10 20 to San Francisco Saturdays when.
ever they should choose; also for per-
mits to 60 boating and swimming. The
required permits were granted. and
Saturday the boy. In company with q
ohum, started for q sail to Saucelito. he
has not been since seer or heard from.
This morning Mr.. Tilden received q dis.
patch stating that the boat had drifted
ashore bottom up and with q broken
mast. The last seen OF the boy he was
In this same boat; hence the inference
Of his being drowned. He was p OF the
brightest boys ON the coast. standing at
the head Of his class and having been
promoted worthily from Corporal to
Sergeant. and very recently to Lisutsn.
ant. He would have graduated next
July. Mr.. Tildsn has the sympathy oil
many friends here and in Sacramento In
his bereavement.
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ASSESSMENTS.

North seerpisa 10 cents per share: levied
August IL; delinQuent sept. ": sale day
Oct. 10.
Meth nssassa as cent. per shsre: levied
August -: dslinqusat Sept. II; Asals day
Oct. Z.
II; delinquent Sept. Is: sale day Oct.e Z.
D~aiiiss-so cents per share; levied Aug. u;
delinquent tept. ie; sale day uct.I
Lsvisihas Is cents per share: levied Aug.
9Th; dslinquent september 9th sale day
September soih.
Ftsuery-as cent? per share. levied August
9Th: delinquent ssptembsr loth; sale day
September Soth.
Usisa Cea.-sl per shsre: levie'. July Stat;
~dslinsusut September .t.h; sale day Sep
TENDER SD.
Ysliew Jaekes - 81 per share levied
August eth; Delinquent september sth; sale
DAY October Sth.
Alpha-Si per share: levied August Tth: de-
iinassn' September iish; sale day oe'0-
Orssissl Key stess-2s cents Per share;
levied , ,ly sstn; dslinqusns ssptsnosr ist;
sais dag September 3oth.
Bsseher-ti per SHARE: levied July 2ist; de-
llhqusnt Angus, 18th; sale day september
isth.
DstlIiass-i0 cents per share: levied July
18Th: delinquent August 18th; sale day Sep
TENDER ID.
Trsjss-ss cents per share: levied July 18th;
aeiinquent Ausust 18Th; sale day sspssm-
Der san.
0Avage-N per share; levied July sth; de-
linQasnt August 18th; sale day August Sth.
0eatd 4 Casry I'll per share; levied July
l0th: dslinquent August 18th; sale day Sep
tsmbsr Sd.
silver Htli-D cents per share: levied July
iosh; dslinqusnt August 9Th; sale day Sep
tsmber 9Th.
CARTS Cossoiidated-f0 eents per share;
lsvied July II. delinquent Auaust II; sale
day August 30.
Msxteas-Sa per share; levied July nth;
delinquent August 18th; sale day ssptsm-
Der ttn.
nhsrvosd Consolidated 2, cents Per
share; levied July i2th; delinquent August
i1th: sals day August Soth.
william Psse-s cents per share: isvisd
July ilth: delinquent August istn; sale
day August SOth
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-20
Pruis ~ Cahsa's.


ALFRED oahen desires II to be publicly
and distinctly understood that his dis
play Of fruit 10 inferior to nobody's,
either In quantity or quality. The choic'
ost OF apples. pears. .spricots. peaches,
cherries, plums. currants. berries. and
all other ssasonsbls fruits, fresh from
the orchards and ranches OF California.
daily. Moreover. bis supply OF fresh
vegetables from Carson river and other
domestic souross 10 full and complete.
Green peas. string beans. tomatoes, new
potatoes, and everything In that line 10
profusion. His stock Of groceries and
provisions. Hne French and American
wines. liquors, etc., cannot easily be
beaten. His cigars, tobacco. pipes. and
everything In that line, are hrst class.
He invites everybody TO inspect bis
goods, and compare prices with any.
body, both at Wholesale and retail.