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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-15
NOTICE

rs hereby GIVEN. THAT CRRTIFI.
i catss No. u. u. II and io1 Of the capital
stock Of the hsrsastts Gold and silver Mipisg
Company wsfs Lost OF stolsn about March II,
1873. AL psfsons are cautioned not 70 purchase
the same q trans1sr has bssa stoppef.
vssn.. csy, s.pt !, isu. sis
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lUutos shaft.

VIRGINIA Crrr, Sept. IS. 1s79.-Gsorgs
c. Pratt, Secretary During the past week
the shaft has been sunk and timbered 81
feet, and we are now las feet below the
Sierra Nevada 1000 level. The raise from
the Sierra Nevada 2200 level has been ex.
tended % feet. and 10 now up "a feet above
that level. there being only 20 feet 70 make
before connecting with the shaft. From
considerations Of safety the men we're re-
moved from the upraise this morning. Al
this writing. 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the conneo-
ton has been made . hole being blown
through the bottom OF the shaft. On the
1000 level the west drift to connect with
the Union Consolidated east drift has been
extended a. feet; total length. lao feet.
and still continues in hard. blasting por-
phyry. Owing to unavoidable delays We
have not vet been able to start our pump
hosting engine. but shall complies the
erection Of IL during the coming week.
We are making good progress In putting
In the foundations for the large pump
engine. TuoxAs II. RooSrr, Supt.
0veFnsn.
GoLp HILL. Sept. IS. ls79.-Ceorys w.
B,arer, Pre.idont: Since last weekly re-
port the north drift on the 1900 level has
been extended "a feet. and the south drift.
1900 level. A feet. A strong fow Of water
was encountered in the face Of the north
drift. night before last. which has kept our
large Cameron pump running mp TO is
full capacity to hold il 10 check. II still
continues undated. but I am hopeful that
II will o run down. The Forman shaft
has been sunk and timbsred 10 feet during
the week, making it, total depth $50 feet.
The rock penetrated 10 still very bard and
the dow Of water continues undated.
Good progress is being made In removing
the cut stone foundation. In another week
all the stone and anchor bolts will be TO
moved aud everything In readiness to
commence setting the tsmplets and put
ting the foundation in plaos atths forman
shaft. Gas. FoHxAx, supt.
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IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS.

Two OF Them Made since Our Last
Issus-somethinE OF Their Ne
ture.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
oh! N.Y.; !; !; y =: !: y; I: : :
lay. but Try 81
HUNTS II
BACK!" B! E !|!!::; I; ! !

PR RH.LY for Diseases Of the Kidneys. Bladder.
Liver and Urinary organs, propsy. Gravel. Ola.
betes, BrGht's Disease OF the Kidneys, Incontinence
!: sg s:!ss!''l R (; Hi|f;, '' "a: :'% sever ss:s
Mcosrsfoxx burlington Co. NJ Sept. II. ls,s.
VIZ. :. CLARKl. Dear Sir :-kightesn months
AGO I had Dropsy around the icart. Ny
phyricisns and friends dsspsired Of my ever
getting well. The Dirt bottle Of UNIT u
HEDY gave me great relief. ! feel ] o.e my
very exlstence 70 HUNr'g REMEDY and ! Am
deeoly thankful. ABIGAIL @. COLES.
StsIsorirLp. Eninshan Co., Geo.. May U. ~
WV. r. CIAnKs, Dkdr STILL prescribed
HUNT'S REMEDY In . complicated casa Of
Dropsy which I had BEEN treating. for eight
ear. ADD 1 fnd HUNTS REMEDY ID the best
mcdicine for Dropuy and tho Kidusys I have
eyer used. WI n. WILSON, n. D.
E:|: Il; I: !: :: !: !: !! ! HUNTS
~cleanses. purfhes
]; ]; y; :: d; j: !!!!;i::';;:;|||!!::;;REMEDY
vince yes. Sendoe n, !. -
for Pamphlet to WIN.
SOLD BY ALL DRUaGlsTs.
II cod ty
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East Ronansa.

Philip DEIpEsurrNrR, Supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-09
4. x..r and IN hi. NEW Volume. Through Asistic

Last wear, and in his new volume, Through As'atc
Turkey says that in April the date groves and gardens
along the banks OF the Eupbraes are things OF beauty
in their fresh Spring yerdure and the plain itset Is
laid down with crops" The great city, whlcn
counted its population Ivy many millions anu hi'cu
the world with a renOwn not yet iorgotteh'
has disappeared under the dust Of twenty centuries
bnt nature is "as fresh and jocund as when BABYLON
was still unbuilt" Birds. lie says sing overhead III INC
pleasant Spring air; butterflies utter about III seaieh
OF flowers; balmy odOrs regae the sense lie MUS
difficult under the circumstances 10 feel as nc peap
ought 10 feel for the great capital which once cumpereu
the ground. Nature does not mourn lot H. anu ~ III
hard 10 be sad at the bidding of sentiment Wheh to
bright Spring hides grave and the glad waters Oh inc
river flow on in the bright morning suhshue' WIN
pam and mulberry hanging over Its banks drihsinE ~
sap and life Bagdad city of good iaronn al kaseh'u
he finds beautiful even in its departed glory "A io'c
uer scene" he writes, ait would lie difficult 10 ma Ill
any land than Bagdad presents from the river
NJ ventde during the bright fresh Spring when garden
and grove are in their newest green ana orange p"
SONS and haWthOTns and acacias scent the ar. =,
Thn souare gray houses which look so unnYltlhg when
viewed from the streets, are wonderfully PIC
turesuue when from the water lntermnSlcd WIN
date groves and mulberry trees; ana inc dolhes ana
mnarets mosques give variety ana grace " INC
whole"
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LITERARY NOTES.

The next volume i'll the English Men of
Letters series at Harper Brothers Will be Hume
by Professor Huxley. II is promised for next week
A second edition of Q. b. FrOthingham's
Life OF Gerrt Smith," book which attracted wide
attention year ago. is announced as forthcoming at o.
J.. Putnams sons.
Bavard Taylor when ne died had only begun
his Life OF Goethe" His plan was that it should com
prise three volumes and besides biography OF Goethe
lie intended make it kind Of literary history of
Germany during the eighteenth century He had made
CopOus notes for the work. BAT they VIII not prove III
tehgiOe. perhaps, 70 anyone else
Three books Oh financial subjects are in press
at G. p Putnams Secretary Schurz writes Of
them" The Currency OF the COuutry'-whch is No.
IL in the series of Economic Monographs" Judge
Robert W. Hughes, of Virginia, under the title, "The
Currency Question" against the niiaonists and
the supporters Of state banks and local money No j.
OF the Economic Monographs Is by NJ l. 9cu"deF' VINO
writes on National banking
MendclssOhn's letters to Madame MosChclcs,
heretofore unpublished. Will be printed in HwpD's
1fonUly for February. They have been edited and
translated by Madame Moschelcs herself who is sul
living in London and said TO give very interesting
cmpses OF the domestic life ana OF the friendships of
the great composer In OF the letters he Enclosed
song which by some nadvcrtencc, has never been pub
lshed until now Toe words are by Heine the title be-
ing lin Kahn" The letter which accompanies the
song has this alu~lon 10 II: lhOush lon 1 t
whether You sIl for Inc or nv songs, YET nave
pnt this from old habit whcAcryou sing 1t OF not
but wish you would
A new novel by Miss Mulock, "Young Mrs.
Jardiue" begins in the February HarperS Magazine
tecond paper on Ranbles IN the South OF France Is
contributed 10 this number; it has twenty Illustrations
An illustrated poem printed from VIII Carlton called
"Our Travelled ParsOn." Maurice MauTs, "a young
man who has travelled much In Brazil ana met
with many experiences, has a paper entitled AT
tho Month OF the AmazoDs," with fifteen illus
1rations Frederick G. Mather writes on winter
Sports in Canada" his article Is also illustrated.
contribution on Old Flemish Masters" treats OF Roger
Wander Weyden, Jacques Jordacns and Franz snydcIs
living pOrrats OF them. and examples OF lhelI WORKS
me initial article Of the number IS called treasures
Ihe peep" and Is from j. C. Beard. who writes as wen
hs illustrates n. portrait ana AAc'Ch arc s9" " nv
mral Paulding
Babylon in April is not the desolate, woe
teeous and unfeItio spot which travellers ID O'hcr
months have pictured II. Mr.. Gratian Gelry VISITED IL
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Business Chances.

4 GENTLEMAN or LADY. thoroughly quail
~ keep nrstclIss hotel board house. accom-
mOdiuE nifty guests and having furniture for palor aud
dozen uJa favorable alone or ia
desirable locality Address
with rcfrICu,r4. Box 60 MuutclaiT, y. J.
DARTNER wanted with y 800 capital, in Il
legitimate nauufi business. Address \. l.. IriD.
once.
WANTED, SO 900 additional capital in a
well absrd business VIII bear thorough inycstga
ton rare chance. Address D., Box 10 Tribune Onice.
WANTED-Puty with $1,000 10 $4,000
w capital buy part interest In boarding house OF
capacity sixty guests and mineral spring Of hrst quality
be opened location central splendid opportunity.
Address Dr. POTTER, Saratoga sprlngs y, \.
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

= :
FOR ST. THOMAS. PARA. PFRNAMBCCO. BAHIA,
AND RIO DEJANEIIO. Competing at 81. THOMAS
win German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. ne hrst-elass non steamship CITY OF PARA
captain Carpcuter. VIVA sail Tor the ABOVE ports on
" DNESDAl. Feb = at Freight at low rates taken
for the above ports Positively rei received alter 3d
Freight paid advance. Freight received at all
times a RObertss Dock. Brooklyn. ~ $3.50.
RANtE LOW Err THAN BY Any OTHER LINE.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EfFEC.
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN PolICH.
passage having elegant 40
cOmmodatiOns apply TO c. II. MALLORY e coz Agents.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ROTTERDAM LINE.

Steamers leave Jersey CITY near Paw onia -ry. .
SCUIEDA VI saturday. January IL
p6TTERDAM .WrdnC January -
Cabin $3.50. intermediate, $3.50. NtctTaEe. S23.
II. CAIAUX, General Agent, p south WlD!am.-t
FUNCH. EDYEG Co, y south william 81, Freight Agts
L. W. MORRIS, 80 Broadway, General Passage Agent
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WHITE STAR LINE. -..,.....

w UNITED STATES An ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL"
NOTICErhe steamers Of this Line taIe me Lane Ronte
recommended MduTy, T. y y, on both the outward
aud honey ard VOYAGES.
GLKNA IT,, cam Kennedy 1890 SATURDAY. Jan II. q. m.
ADEIAIIC, Thursday. Jan. It, ll.3O a. IN
CELTIC cant Glcadr thursday jan -. . a m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
These size and unsurpassed in lp
pontmens the saloon, StatcTolrn- Sn king and Bltl
ami,slpS. the ana motion
least ;c arotdng degree Of comfort hitherto unaaindbe
tickets On favorable terms.
neither cattle, sheep. nor pigs.
oriusutctiOu LiauS and other information apply al tho
Company Onces No. 81 Broadway New ork or 40 Wal
81, Philadelphia. RI. tORIlS. Agent
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Total sales for the day
PRICES OF MIsIyG STOCKS.
sAS FRANCIsCO CLOSING 7
Nasterday. To-day.

Government bonds were quiet to-day, presehtlnlss
the same general position n 10 the various lSh s
ms on Yesterday. The popular subscriptions 10 "
new per cent bonds were again large. being W n,
pr1nhed from Washington at noon as amoGnuanas
10 III. 90. coo, and at the close TO S72lo'VVV'
Cnrrent quotations are anneAed.
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gfacners.

4 GENCH for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS
~ 30 UNION-SQCAHE NEW.lORK.
Supucs GOOD teachers with positions. Application form
Tor stamp supplies schools aud families win vetent in
stIuCtOTs WITHOUT CHARGE
r. COTIEs~ ORTIZ P1NCkNEY. 80 Union square, y. y
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a AGENCl, 10 % Union square recommends PROBES
hOlS, PRINCIPALS. ASSISTANTS TUTORS aud GOV.
tENEhNES nom tho leading American aud European col.
and positions
filed IN department Of instruction Apply Miss s. J.
YOUNG. No 70 Union square BrOadwa' side
J'EACllERS supplied To schools and families
4 without charge Mrs FLORENCE FITCH, EDUCA.
TIONAL Bt HEAI. 30 Union square.
[NANIED-By German lady teacher; room
w and board IN IiTilc family one preferred where part
payment would be received 10 instruction highest refer
,ucc. Address "EfflCIEAI" 1nbune Uptown Ullce
1893 Broadway.
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Danuna Araocm!cs
LIEN DODWORTIrS SCHOOL
4 FOR DANCING An ID DLPORTMENT,
GSl 5TIIANE.
NOW OPEN. FOR TRIMS. &c. SEND FOR CIRCULAR
NOTICE.-Au extra class for children beginners and
others Will CommenCrOn Monday, January o. to ON
Mondays and Thursday from 32 TO . IN.
RElLLI'S SCHOOL of DANCING and De
IL Pertinent tMoHdiysl at Lyric Hall GthaNe.
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EcQdl Notices.
rHE LAWS OF CONGRESS-Abstract OF
L See Pages ljtO 10.
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THIS notice j. published IN uhrd'ucet 10 the requirements Of
the orders above mentioned November II, 1873.
HENRY n. PIEESON. Receiver.
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North Caroinas, old stlifening to 2Ois TOT Jan'"'
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Art Schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER

VIII pupils in painting Landscape flowers SIM me-
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26th-st corner ith ave.
References MI u. Huntington MT Nh' hai' MI ''no'
NJ Hart Mr.. A. L. Bellows
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WITH HARP AND CROWN"
THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY"
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OTTTCIlL REPORT " y. STOCK EKCHdNGE SALES
dsTspoYted oy ne GOLd and Stock Tst>grdph ".
WEDNESDAY, IAN 8, 1879
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Wrtan Steamers

MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERI.
CAN FLAG Sailing every Thursday from philadelphia
BRITISH EMPIRE sails TIL L HSDAY Jan y, . n M
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Jrsirnfi,on.
For Both Sexes-Citv.

COLLEGIATE DEPARTMENT of Dr.. J.:
~ SAUVEURS SCHOOL OF LANGu ~ 70: tcs
Broadway students prepared Tor college III az ~, y r.
ed Tor admsaon The Greek classes are ny l. -
Tinayeni author "The Language of the Greess---
nR, HUSEN'S COLLEGE of LANGUAGES,
)Ia Fast Goth near broadway all languages practl
cay Taught by native teachers In classes for ladies' anu gen
tlemen.
KINDERGAR TEN -.,... v,,,,
IN and ELEMENTAL N CLASSES OF PROFESSOR .: hl ni
aud Mrs Krsus loete west 2Sthst IeOpens OCTOBER l.
SEMINARY for Kindergarten teachers November i; ITO
fcssor rams first pTopagatofs OF the Kinder
raTten in Amcrca BOelte pupil and GO wOrk
Froebeis assisted by an experience OF "onF
wears In Germany. England and America
MISS COMSTOCk. 81 WEST lOIli-S =,
wi Collegiate Department; Glasses IN Greek Ialn am
Motbenaics hours from TO daily Miss Comstock VIII
date for admissions Greek anu gen
era supervision. MI. Il. I. TIMAfENlS.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French SchO0i
WI for Young Ladies aud Children NO "a East E-us'p vi"
reopen ON Thursday September 70.
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RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWI

Carving the Belgian United states Malls SallDS
every IL DAYS from philadelphia and New YORK
ZEALAND sails TUESDAY. Jan. H. 10 a. N.
For rates ana other information apply 10
qo- Walnut ~ pbiladeinllia ~ Broadway New. York.
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

ID fourteen pleasant home constant care an tholos III
for hcalthiu outdoor exercise
Address Miss g. ELRINS station j, BROOKLYN Post once
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-08
Apr.rcArrox ror PATENT

no THE SAGE rpFSF EINT-fo. Ill
/ United States Lard of.es. Eureka, Ne
vada, June -. fN7S.--Npiiee - hereby given
that the Atlantic and Pacific Turrti 4 Mining
Company. whose POstufice address IL Eureka,
Nevada, have this day fled their application
for a patent for fifteen hundred linear feet II
the Sage Brush mine or vein, bearing silver.
with surface ground two hundred feet in
width. situate, lying aid being in the Eureka
Mining District. eeurty Of Enrrfa. ard State
Of Nevada, snd known and designated by the
field notes ard official plat on file in This ofice
as Lot No. 1s5. The exterior boundaries Of
said Lot No. le5 being NJ follows, To Wit: Vsrf-
stion IGN GeP. ,pst. beginning az n post
marked No. J, L. y. surrey No. IFS. whence
Ruby Hill Ne. l bears N. J deg. IS min. =,
IA, 354 feet. pest On PROMINENT rock. marked T..
&. nonuint Mt No 4, beers n. I Ger. q min. T..
1850 feet: a spruce pine tire. three feet in Ill
ameter. standing 1T the mouth u the Fxeelsfer
tunnel, bears y. II deg 81 min. east. 9s feet;
pest No. 2 Ct L. s. Survey No. Iss. Lantern
lode. bears N. l deg. so min. W, AGO feet; and
the Sage Brush shaft bears n. Is deg. W.. 80
feet. thence. running fiff course s. 80 deg W,
200 feet. to post marked No. ?. z. s. Survey Nc.
1888: thence. I'd coarse n. 5 deg W., i,5oo feet.
TO post marked 10. 3 u. s. Survey No. leo;
thence, 81 course n rs deg. f.. 200 feet. to post
marked No. 4, T.. s. Survey No. rs: ard thence,
4tb course, 3. + deg. f.. l 800 feet. 10 poet No. ],
the place OF beginning. containing 6 se-1uo
acres. This claim is bounced on the north ny
the Republic, and Oh the east by the Lantern
and Welsh King mines. The location Of tbs
mine is duly recorded in the Recorders Or
fee OF Eureka Mining District, in Book "
page 2s1. Amy and all persons claiming ao-
versely any portion of said Sage Brush mine
or said mining ground as hereinbsfore dc
scribed. are required to file their adverse claim
with the Register Of the United States Lana
Once. at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada. our
ing the sixty days period Of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue Of the provis.
ions of the statute.
je29-cod JAS. McMARTIN. Register.