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nj GO TO JULIUS MEYERS,
603 BROAD STREET,
FOR
HANDSOME, USEFUL, AND SUBSTANTIAL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

FOR THE LADIES:
An elegant line Of LACE and SILK TIES IN en-
iireiy styles;
LACE FL HUkS in endless variety:
ST. X and LACE HASUKERtItlEFS:
HANDkERCHIEFS IN FANCY BOXES:
COLLARS and CUFFS IN FANCY BOXES
PERFUMERY IN FANCY BOXES;
REAL JAPANESE LACQUER GLOVE-BOxEs
1T soc. worth 81:
ELEGANT CY-EMBROlDERED HOSIERY
KID GLOVES and GAU >TLETS;
sIX.HUTl On WHITE and OPERA KID GLOVES
LEATHER sATCHELs, URsEs, and POCKET
BOOKS;
CLOAKS and DOLMANS;
LADIES' FURS closing out nj less than cost.
FOR THE CHILDREN
MISSES KID GLOVES:
WORSTFD, CLOTH, and THREAD GLOVES;
BOYS BUCK GAUNTLET GLOVES:
CHILDREN'S CUFFS aud COLLARS;
SILK and LINEN HANDKERCUlEFS.
PLAIN and FANCY HOSIERY:
CHILDRES'S FURS at less ,han cost price.
FOR GENTLEMEN:
LINED and USLINED PLAIN and FUR-IOf
DOG.SKIE GLOVES:
KID. THREAD, and CLOTH GLOVES;
BIJCK GAUSTLEIS and GLOVES: .
IAN HEHsTITCUED. and CDLORED.BOR
DERED SILK HANDKERCHiEFS:
Ten dozen JUyENfLESCARFSa at SOC Worlh 5Oc.
Handsome hne of TIES and BOWS;
PAIN and FANCY HOSIERY:
and lots Of other articles that are handsome useful,
Ind substantiaIat JULIUS BEYER'S,
de 10 603 Broad street.
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me- A. HUTZLER s. SON,
300 BROAD STREET.
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We have Just received full aud c0mplete line OF
NOVELTIES suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SILK HANDK ERCHIEFS, TIES, SIIELL-DOXES,
GLOVES, HOODS. MITTENS, COMFORTS,
s. KNIT JACKETS. EMBROIDERED
..... COLLARS AND CUFFS,
together with many o,her articles too numerous to
= mention.
BLACK and COLORED CACHEMIREs. full line,
from 15c. to ) 1.25:
POPLIS LUSTRES, full line OF colors. ut 12kc.;
PEKIN STRIPES, III SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
VETS:
BROCADE SILKS. full line colors:
BLACK and CeLORED SILKS, VELFETS, and
- VELVETEESS;
A few more OF those CHEAP DAMAsK TOWELS
LADIES. GENTLEMEN's, and CHu.DREN's
UNDERWEAR; -
HOSIERY. WHITE GOODS. and CASSIMEREs:
NOTIONS In endless VARIETY. de IL
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ieps heirs 3oTsextsa comp nsatigAas e 49,: .
isey-G enerA, nnd refer she sane 70 BET
nSnee Commit ee. tsss
Agreed tosa sss5 ~
sss:z57 1sTsepUcED AID REFERRED. S
fs:Ry Mr. sraArER Resolution tbss The
COMMITTEES on Public Proper De requested
fnfnyestigate tine causes I--dpsrfeet yEn-
tilation Of. the House OF Delegates, and re-
mort by bin or othefTise q remedy therefor
- By. Mr. .TUssER;; Gill to incsTporaee sss
Norfolk Law Library Association:
& BY same; Bill to amend and reenaa see
ton 8 o. an act entitled an act to incoEpo-
rate zoe Broad Greek tt Bridge and Tufn-
pike Company, approved April 4. 1877;
By Dir. YlGER Bill to amend ana re,
enact the charter OF the Boston Coal ana
Iron Company. granted April II. 1871. ana
an amendment thereto, granted SeptemDer
"a, 1879, by the Judge OF the Circuit Court
-of Page county.
By mfr. Dowys: Resolution that the
Committee on the Chesapeake and It's Erio'
utaries inquire into and report any ieg1sia-
ton, IL any necessary, fer the further pro-
lection Of fish. s.5 49,. =
Adjourned.
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BROS.

ME- COHEN BROTHERS
are now Offering their
ENTIRE STOCK OF COLORED DRESS GOODS
at great reduction. They have also
SOME RARE BARGAINS IN BbACK GOODS
10 Offer.
THEIR SILK DEPARTMENT
IS the most extensive TO b" found this side OF Ne"
York, Including every variety Of Black DARK, as
well AS Evening shadcs IN Plain and Fancy. Also,
YELvETs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
\ special Offering "f
THREE CASES OF ENGLISH CANTON
FLANNEL
will be made this week At Toe, generally sold at
zoe. yard. Also
MANY OTHER SPECIAL EARGAiAs'
fde III
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a ii Il | 5 + VI 4 s
SMOKERS HEADQUARTERS.

GEORGE Stii,E<.
CORNER MArS ASD ELEVENTH sTHEti..
A full stock Of fine lMrb!tlED ana I"''IL~i'
CIGARS.
SMOKING; anG CHEWING TOBACCO.
SEAL. RUSSIA, NOROCfb. aud hllIt' W.
sEGAR- and flG A X T. TT t. : = va
HaTCII-SAFES.
HEERsCHAUH PIPf@. -
CIGAR and CIGARETTE lipi .bFRr,
And SMOKERS ARTICLES generally.
Agent for the most popular MI>H'AL WAitE~
t, Al
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TFlLHIMER BROTHERS
wish to announce 10 their msny frfends and pa
ons that they have Just received large and hand
some line of NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Don't fail to give them d call.
II you wish 70 make handsome present. look ut
our splendid line Of PLAIN and BROCADED
SILKS, sATINs, vELvETs, CAsHMERES,Po Pop
LINs, &c. It would pay you to look at these goods
before purchasing.
We have an elegant Ii ne Of the following goods at
low prices:
Hs dozen LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S SILK
MUFFLLRS;
70 dozen LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S SILK
SCARFS:
A large variety OF INITIAL, LACE. and LINEN
HANDkECRIEFS;
FICHUES. COLLARS. CUFFS, CORSETS:
LADIES' MISSES. and GENTLEMEN'S HOSE,
from &c. TO 81 pair. This comprises the largest
line we have ever shown.
We have Just received on consignment splendid
assortment or GOLD-PLATED JEWELRY (of
frs; quality Of every description. comprising
SECK-CHAINS, LOCKETS,
MEDALLIOSS, EAR RINGS,
SCARF and NECk.P1NS,
CUFF-BUTT0NS,
BRACELETS, and ORNAMENTS.
This 10 special line just ordered and we guaran-
tee quality and prices to be the best and lowest In
the city.
We would call the special attention of gentlemen
to our elegant line OF FURNISHING GOODS, such
rs WHITE SHIRTS, USDERVESTS.
SILK and LINEN HANDkERCHlEFS,
STRIPED and BROWN HALF-HOSE,
SUSPENDERS- SECk.TIES.
SHIRT HIDERS. BOWS. SCARFS.
SKIN. BUCK. CLOTH. and ED GLOVES;
LINEN COLLARS. CUFFS, &C.:
which we are selling at very low prices 10 reduce
the large stock on hand.
ITO dozen Of those celebrated LlSEN-BOSOM
USLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at soc. worth 81.
For Christmas and New-Year bargains call at
THkLHIMER BROTHERS.,
dc 22-M,Tu,&teod COL Broad street.
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JapaurSr LEAGUE: W1re-such
IS GlOv"-l,ONc-. Brackets, Jewel
nv Cabinets. lrars, t'in-Cush-
ions, Cigar-lI0!d"rs. and many
others Of these celebrated goods
Tnry are also Offering large
line Of Dolls. Pianos. ami hun.
drchS OF other Toys, ut prices tt
insure their sale.
They also made special and
large purchases for ihr coming
holiday trade In Ladies' BclIs ana
SatchcIes; Pocket. Books, from
the cheapest TO The finest Russia
leather: Fans J"i and Gilt Jew
irlry; Handkercliicfs In all their
rarInus styles, including Il large
,tockOf SIX HaDdkcrchief,; sin
| Clenille Fi.chHs. Scarf, and
ther Fancy Goods for nrck-wrar.
Also. a large stock oil N'ck-Rncl'-
tags In The most beautiful de-
rigrs.
In KID Gloves they Offer full
Inc Of the celebrated make 81
f.rroy--Sea mlrss. Also, Ia VIII q
land Dp. RI Shades the most rclia-
IpIe uiIaiiIi., In two, three, four,
tx. eight. and Ten buttons. Also.
ii20 dozen Three. Button Kid
lf,uvcs-fre.h goods and desira-
ole shadrs--:iI soc. 4 pair. valued
generally Al 9Or. They VIII also
pn,r the bllaucc of their lat
,raSOI'S stock OF Kid Gloves Il,
il,C. i pair.
Full lines Of I.adIrs' and Gem
.lrnIcn's t'ur-TOp Gloves: La
.Irs' Berlin Cloves ut l2'9c. Il
pair: also. extra bargains Ia LIT
hes GcnticlHeu's, and Chiidren's
Fleece. Lined Gloves. I'm French,
English. and German goods: u
large stock OF Cbilnren's hit-
tens.
Also, the largest assortment OF
Hosiery now offered I'm this city
silk. Isle Thread, aud Cott.n-
In French, English, German, and
domestic manufacture.
Lace Good. Real Lace HAND
kerciieis, Ties. and BarbS; Not
tlngiiam and Antique Lace: Bed
spreads aud pilIcw-Shams: Not
iIngham and Antique Lace IT,
dies: Piano and Table Covers
Lace Curtains, I'm real and Not
tlDgham lace, al grraL bargains.
DC ~
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LOWER THAN THE LOWEST.

TOR THE H0LIDAYS.-Cox's, Chal-
j. mer,s, and Nelson's GeEatine, Sheet isingass.
puse FgavorHg Extracts and Spices, snesf Salad
on. Ak0, Durkee's Salad Dressing. rich and de-
hcons dressing for lobster, chicken, and other SAL
ads, For sale By T. l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
6e II ss-s@ ~, 80 !.
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ALL MEMBERS OR FORMER MEM
n BEERS OF COURTS Of F0RREsTERS in
Ibis CITY, whether members of the order at this
time or not. and who desire to connect themselves
with The order so as 10 have The benefit OF the new
endowment law, giving them the option Of $1,000.
81 ,OOo or So 600 policy. are requested TO attend
meeiiug of COURT RICHMOND, No. 3. at VIII
MING. December cpd. at * O'Clock: aud all menu
brrs Of COURT RICHMOND IRE earnestly re-
quested to attend al the same time and place.
BY order of the G. r.
ROBERT N. EORTHEN.
de 22-1t Secretary.
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4 ONFECTIOSS AND
~ HOLIDAY combs
&. /lMMEK,
MANUFAC1 URING CONtEtTiOHkE ~
STEAM PDWER

MANUFAC1 URING CUNtErTiOHEE ~
STEAM POWER,
No. 1918 MAiS slRtET,
respectfully inform, The pnhlc ihn' h" htN u .'"'"
The largest assortment al CA$bY TOYS ''rr +
hihitcd In this city, and which j. offered I" VA - "
At ~hulosa AMI retail.
HIS stock Of HOLIDAY GOODS |. complete, ''.'H'
prisiDp, In part
FRESt II aud PLAIN CANDY MINTt H.. U.t'.
of the tinIst sugar, aud rur - iiVUr-,
MALAGA RAl~iSS If nil grade,
SEEDLEsS KAiSlNS. FINEST Gif!,ON,
NEW CURRANTS, TURKISH FEU\I~,
NUTS of all Ind, Gtt.ATINE. ETC.. 'i'..
URNAMEATED aud PLAIN CAKES Il every 80. o.
scriptiou: w
MINCE-SEAT, APPLE and rEArT ErTvIr.
Also.
FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS
Special prices made for Nund.y sch rn- tHi 'f'
Merchants from thu country mlli hui ~ ft 'h'lr
interest orxamiuc my st1"k h' fore az
they are cordially iUysi"i cat nH
de 5-3w q. ZlMMLl, IHlS Mlin tt"''.
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dis 81 white men viii being actaated b5sl
nupatriotic motives. Tbs men read cnt Of
The Conservative pity by our State Central Y
Committee wera those ouIy who misled the
s,nassea sses5lt :tst.sSs 49, Fl.
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NJ CHRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS!
ALARGER ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY PR Es-
ENTs CAN BE FOUND
sYCLE BROTHERS,
Sill BROAD STREET,
THAN Alta OTHER HOUSE IN THE CITY.
IN FANCY ARTICLES WE HAVE AN END
LESS VARIETY.
CLOAKs! CLOAKS!-T largest stock OF La
DIES and CHlLDRES'S CLOAKS in any
house this side of New York.
FURSl FURS They have very large aud well
selected stock of FURS at prices much lower
than they have ever been sold before.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!-From 81 to SEQ \
pair. They have been marked down 20 per
cent. since the first of the season.
KID GLOyES.-200 dozen ALEXANDRA KID
GLOVES to be closed out at soc. pair; real
vase 81.
sIX-BUTTON WHITE KIDS ats worth $3.50
SEAMLESS KIDS Mt 1925 worth s1.75.
DRESS GOODS In all the newest shades
In SILKS and SATINS L full line;
SILK VELVETS In all colors:
A full line OF BROCHET and INDIA SHAWLS
suitable for Christmas presents;
A large stock of MERINO UNDERWEAR for gen.
temcn; als). full line for ladies and children
CARRIAG E-ROBES and HORSE.BLASKETS
marked down 20 per cent. TO close our large
stock;
4 full line of BOULEVARD and BALMORAL
SKIRTS for ladies and children;
A large stock of CARPETS. MATTINGs, OIL
CLOTHS, and RUGS to be closed out ut much
less than the regular prices:
A full line OF LACE CURTAINS and many other
great bargains at sYGLE BROTHERS,
de l2-eod 2l1 Broad street.
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@YJOHN G. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
1904 Main street tcorner above post-oflice),
RICHMOND, VA.

His stock consists of LARGE AND FINE AS
SORTMENT OF GOODS, imported especially FOR
him. and is constantly receiving NEW GOODS,
STYLES, and PATTERNS.
Prices 10 suit the times.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, and CUFFS of fine grades
made 10 order. no IL
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MEETINGS..

nFFICERS AND MEMBERS AM
" OF SECTION NO. Is OF Endow- EIaNA
rnent will attend regular meeting THIS III Il II
(Monday) EVENING ut ~ O'Clock. Every ES:ZSS1
member is earnestly requested To be pres NSLy
ent. asrthe election Of officers will take $z./
place. 'Ind other business Of Importance VIII be
brought before the meeting.
w. J. MCDOWELL,
de o2-1t< Secretary and Treasurer.
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

RICHMOND. FREDKR1CKsBuRG1
AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
OFFICE OF GENERAL FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND, VA, December ! 8, 1879.
NOTICE.-The FREIGHT DEPOTS OF
IN this company will be closed on CHRISTMAS
and NEW-YEAk'S DAY.: FREIGHT TRAINS
uary l, 1880. ca. TAYLOR.
General Freight Agent.
do / q 90 90 OF ooHon
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HORSES. MULES. De.

OARROLLTOE HOTEL, BALTIMORE,
~ LIGHT, AND GERMAN STREETS; BALIl-
MORE, MD.-Rates reduced to 50 ana sZ.2o per
day according to location of rooms. Extra charges
for parlors, baths, and double rooms ACCORDING 20
size The most convenient and latest,bult h2tei 10
doors u, unas or CITY IN ssenger-ears pass the
doons $3.50 f. W. COLEMAN, Manager.
BALrIMoR e, 3D., October ~, 1873. oc l4-3m
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
have large assortment OF GOODS SUITABLE
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, consisting In part OF
Dss Of every desert pt!oa; Tea. Dinner and TOT
let-Seis: Furniture. Boys' Wagons Veincipedes,
Wheeibarrows. Hobby. horses, and Toys Of every
description. ,......-. -
Also. a beautiful assortment OF Vases, Cologne
Sets, China and Lava Figures. EH1eE
In useful presents. 1 have DecsTated Tea DIP
ner.. and Chamber-Sets; TIL ToileI-Sen, Coat
Glassware, and House. Furnishing Good.
-, ROBERT HAROLD, +
1853 49, SIT Broad and 909 Main streets.
de Ia 2Q.22-3t ~ gat aa5 80 ~ -
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VTOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.

HOLIDAY CHINA 'o"D9'
TIE LATEST NOVELTIES ~ TIE war ~
GLASS AID rufIkhf'
AMBER cRAcKLE GLASS; ..
FLOKEN1lSE GLAss-onIy n" p''''' }" '''
cEKE GLASS, which TOOK the rrc"'!a'" OVER ~
uARLEUuiS, A. ID. CoFFEEs, and Dr." ~
rRi'IT PLATFs-Iv6ry ho-:v- -on.thinr n'''
DECORATED DINNER SErS-Ht"an patjrf"'
CHAMBER SETs-Ntnr"n-yaricty .. i":'' r'-.
TEA SErS-aIl prices and ~tYi's. 5000. 81, .
Wi have Opened "m 30. eTm lS,,TAt,Nf x
largest men, III WnK't TER; hEI pr.
AND LONGWf WAfE ",rr 'hGI"t-,'. r. a.. '"'
lrcly new designs. GLOETE GIEn,uN 2n,.,,
EASTER DAWN hND OFFER "
IL TrRFS worth hrsinp: bt>k- aui " ~
BOXES rron 75c. u go a confectionery Ni| :,
FANCY ARTICLES: HE stanH@Tu Pli'-S 3d..
POETICAL WORKS. plain aud hart -. -
lions: DORES IiLESTE hTipN-: Eh,h- -.
Tiir Yut:%G from lc. 10 - nIIint.s fHAi'E'
and liYMS. hJk<.
W. Offer the larg..t as-ortics, To- <''i' .l' ....
line ts-r seen In E'rh ,xni,, ,,r . y.,r,~m
d.13.Jxw 1902 auH l2pi NJ" 49,
TIRIs MAS cost. ON L. r.,
u Dill G. AND CUOkIHn-"'nH'-',r. ~
SToVr' ard Nut k%TtlHN' NJ: -ri.' 49,
BRinHr HOPE, MiDL0TlItH,, 'EH a Tx,
,,I" sSWEn Stiff. sna IuNG "l"h'.' -, -,
BARGAINS, especially for clsb' At 80 '''
street re- io.,w IT, waTNlNs.-
CHRlSTMAs GIFTS Of ~ hi.' ~
~ Ihiug VIII rive such good ch"rr "ti unl H.
~ nI @nK. ,.rcb.snn or W y pr .CiitR. 81 't''
Main street. Dsxi to the ex ores o'nc' 40. .ia.
hone, comfnrsable BY Zach ChlisihiI, go
receiving such s'i'S VIII '""' ''"'''' de /"
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4TALHIHEK BKUEdEKS
wish to announce 10 their many frfends and pa
aons that they have Just received large and hand
some line of NEW GOODS AND NOVELTIES
-',.. FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
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HaLIDAY esaonss
NE no FOR cHRlslMAs AHD
-TTlTuINER sRryrYERs

HOLIDAY GOODS.
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HI .,. q,
TIE LATEST NOVELTIES ~ TIE VA ~
GLASS AND POTTERY,
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GEORGE StiitEN.
krS. AND sIIl
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
r,,,c,.. 70 .u. HOLD MI D4nr nv.l
peadHood CITY Destroyed.


DEApwooD Orr. Sept. 26.-A ars
broke out on Sherman street at 2 A. N.
and soon obtained mastery Of the very
inefficient Fire Department, rapidly
passing down Sherman street through
Lee to Main, and along these thorough.
fares In each direction with astonishing
rapidly, accelerated by explosions Of
gunpowdsr. petroleum. and liquors. and
by the strong wind. Every business
house In the main portion Of the town
at least 1875 altogsther-together with 40
dwellings, an immense stock Of goods.
etc., have been destroyed. Two thous-
and people are homeless and many Of
them are In q state OF abjsct destitution.
There 10 comparatively nc insurance.
All the county and mining records are
lost. The Postofloe. which was de.
stroyed, lost $1,000 In postage stamps
and stamped envelopes, but no mail was
destroyed and the coaches are running
regularly with daily mails. Several OF
the Arms whose FIRE proofs were saved
have posted notices that they will open
up for business In them on Saturday.
Lumber ID being hauled rapidly and
building will commence as soon a. the
debris can DO cleared away, and In . far
more substantial way than before. Most
Of the merchants who have lost their
wooden stores will erect brick ones in
their stead. Labor Is in great demand
and everything presents q lively appear.
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Rev. 8. NJ. Crothers wal in Gold Hill
today and paid his respects to the News
Office. He came on horseback all the
way from Santa Barbara, o distance OF
GOO miles. He looks well, and meets
many friends On the Comstock.
Trial jurors have been excused till
next week Thursday. except those I'm.
paneled to try the case Of Steel vs.. Gold
Lead Mining Company, who are re-
quirsd to be in attendance next Monday
morning.
The boys circus IL still running, not.
withstanding the fact that q few days
since Webster Roberts, n OF the per-
formers, broke an arm while performing
there.
DR.. Kendall, Of New York, will preach
at Masonic Hall. Gold Hill. at $50 P. N.
tomorrow. ALI are invited to attend.
There will be no services In the evening.
The Virginia and Truekee Railroad
have acquired the right OF way across
the Emmett shooting range; considers
ton, $500.
Jonas ssely talks Of establishing him.
self In Colorado. but will retain his bus
mess on the Comstock.
r. A. Frame, Secretary OF the Con.
Imperial. has returned from his trip to
the mountains.
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Mining Transfers.

The Ophir and Consolidated Mill and
Mining Company has decided all its real
estate. claim etc. heretofore known a. the
Vermont Consolidated, to Robert Hew'
son, and the said Robert Hewson has
decided the same to the Golden Gate Mill
+ Mining Company.
John q. Hampton and Christian Bas-
tan havc decided to p. Pfeiffer, in con.
sideration Of $4,000 land described as
follows: Bounded on the north BY o line
Of stakes As rods from the channel OF the
ravine in Six.mile canyon; on the east
by the line OF section 80 whore II crosses
the ravins and running thence in Q west
erly direction up the creek to the easter.
" line Of o certain tract OF land and
water right owned by George Jennings.
and bounded on the south by the toll
road passing down the said canyon, be-
ing the same premises conveyed BY kir-
by and Crozier to George Emmett, to.
gether with the tailings mill. taiiings'
cabin. fumes. etc.
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h II 10 be Done.

The San Francisco Post Of Thursday,
in commenting on the situation at the
north end OF the Comstock, says that
Jim Fair has positively stated that ore
will be shown in Union Con. by October
9Th. Johnny Skas has said that work
Is to be resumed in the Sierra Nevada
slopes Immediately. and that the Mari.
posa mill Is to DO started in full blast;
also, that II the Mariposa mill is not OF
sufficient capacity to devour the ore pro.
duct, other mills will be brought into
requisition, the object being to stop the
internal assessments and put the prop
erty into dividend shape. Hints and
winks about what Ophir will do next
week, when the 2400 gets fairly into the
ledge, are also plentiful. We only hope
that hall OF them are true, and that
something honest will be done to awaken
confidence among outside people. who
for months have been as timid as harss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-27
Isseinway Pianos.

Tho genuine excellence Of these in.
struments is we'll known throughout the
musical world. All competent judges
who have examined them pronounce
them superior to all others. Wherever
exhibited frst prizes have been awarded
than. Prof. +. ]. Jessup Of Virginia is
the agent and is prepared to furnish
these pianos ct the most reasonable
rates and on easy installments. These
are no cheap affairs, made to wear out In
q few months. but are warranted to
serve for ten years. They withstand
this trying climate in ins style. Prof.
Jessup is In constant receipt Of these
instruments. The latest arrival 10 q
parlor grand, and is undoubtedly the
finest and most expensive piano ever
brought to Nevada. having all tho mod.
ern improvements. including the patent
iron cupola and pier frame. patent
resonator. patent double repeating 40.
ton and patent tubular metallic action
frame. and richly carved legs and Tyre.
II should be seen and heard to be ap-
preciated. See advertisement in an.
other column.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-27
Miscellaneous

LONDON, Sept. 27.-Stanley started
for the river Congo on the Sd instant
from Sierra Leone. When Stanley was
at Sierra Leone he gave his name as
Swinburne, and invested the expedition
with 30 much mystery and secrecy that
the steamer Albion. on which he and
his party arrived, was In danger Of being
stopped by the authorities. Stanley was
then obliged to declare himself and his
purpose.
Adispatch from Capstown says: Cete-
wayo left the port Of Durniorte on the
4th instant. Quarters have been pre-.
pared for him at the castle here. All
the remaining hostile chiefs In Zululand
have surrendered. Sir Garnet Wolseley
arrived at Utrecht. Transvaal, on the 7th
instant.
A meeting has been held at Aosts.
Piedmont, to consider o scheme for the
construction Of o tunnel under Mont
Blanc.
Prince Jsroms Bonaparte goes to Italy
TO visit his SON, with whom be will o..
tervard 90 to Chisslhurst to visit the
Empress Eugene prior to her visit to
Scotland, whittier she goes on the invi.
tation OF Queen Victoria.
Three hundred agricultural tenants
have arrived In the town Of Tipperary,
Ireland. They refused to pay the full
amount Of their rent, and disturbances
are feared.
One million pounds sterling left Paris
for New York yesterday.
The cotton operatives on Q strike at
Ashton resume work Monday at Ave per
cent. reduction.
BnumrIs, Sept. 27.-Ths Belgian
Bishops have instructed the clergy TO
refuse absolution to parents whose chill.
drsn frequent public schools. and 70
teachers and pupils In normal schools,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-27
Salmon River Mines.

New YoRx, Sept. T.-Ths Tribuns's
Montana correspondent, writing OF the
new discoveries Of quartz leads In
Salmon River mountains, says: They
are reported to be very rich. One cir.
cumstance which leads me to believe
these new mines will turn out we'll, 10
the fact that California capitalists, whose
money and enterprise have developed
the Black Hills b~onauzas, have bought
some mines In the Salmon River coun.
try. They do not buy mines anywhere
until the most careful examination Of
them have been made. and they are
thoroughly convinced OF their richness.