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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-28
Caiinsaia

VIRGINIA err. April 20. 1870. p.
Gordo., .S.ersiary. The average yield OF
ore has been about 2t7 tons daily.
ON the $50 level the Joint vest California
drift has been extended Sc feet; total
length, &c feet. The face Is In hard blast
ing porphyry.
on the 1850 level joint Consolidated vir.
ginia WINE No. 3 has been sunk and tim
bered Is feet. passing through vein forms-
ton, showing streaks Of clay and quartz.
The WINE connecting with the upraise
from the also level has been squared up
and completed.
On the 1850 level tho joint Consolidated
Virginia west drift has been advanced ~
feet through hard blasting ground.
On the also level the joint west drift
from the q. 4 q. shaft was extended four
feet and work discontinued for the pres.
snt. Is the face showed indications OF
water.
The c. 4 G. shaft has now attained .
depth Of ~ feet below the 2S50 level. We
ars now engaged In opening out . station
at that t2350l level. While that work 10
being done sinking will Be discontinued.
W. II. PArros. Supt.
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Coin HILL. April 26. is7o.-Js.ss
Nssia~ds. PSe.iderf: Tho north incline
hss attained . depth OF ITO feet bslow the
266o isvel. having been sunk as feet and
timbered 30 feet during the week. The
bottom still continues In good blasting
ground. To tho length Of the 2560 south
driit IS feet have been addsd. making its
total length s2s feet. The face Of the drift
10 In good working ground. Crossout No.
4 on the 2s60 level 10 nov In i38 feet. hav-
ing made 81 feat during the week. This
crosscut 10 passing through stringsrs Of
quartz assayiny from s. 70 $40. but has
not yet reached the vein. All other work
In and about the mine II going on -
usual.
W. II. Sxrrn, Supt.
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The Pio.ss Piesis.

Tho Executive Committee Of The
Pacific Coast Pioneers, appointed "a
make arrangements for the coming pic'
MIC Of the Society on the 7th OF June
next. held . meeting yesterday at Pho.
heel Hall. Virginia.
W. d. O. Gibson was elected Per.
manent Chairman OF the Committee and
T. b. Storer Secretary.
On motion Chairman Gibson pro.
oeeded to appoint . chairman for ssch Of
the required sub-oommittees on grounds.
cars. printing. music, military, conduct
ors on trains, etc., and 3. d. Baker was
elected Treasurer Of the Committee.
The Committss on Grounds reported
readiness to visit the Bowers Mansion.
Trsadway's Ranch, etc.. to-day. 10 order
to ascertain which place was the most
favorable and ~sxpedient for the Picnic.
and report ut next meeting.
Meeting adjourned until wednesday
next, ct 2 p. u.
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could q Garry.

VIRGINIA CTR. April ~. ls7s.-A. x.
D.rbros. Sscrsssry: The 100 Ioint east
drift Vas advanced "a feetduring the week;
total length Of drift, SIS feet. Good pro-
grsss 10 bsing made In reimbsring the
100 Wine station. Tbs Osbistou shaft
has been sunk Is fest during the week and
10 now down $50 feet. There II . stronger
dow Of water In the bottom than at last
report. The drain tunnel has made IS
feet during the week and 10 now In $50
feet. H. H. PKSoTRs, supt.
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Avvsvsss shss msssi.g.

Miss Gould. D Riley. Mrs Walsh. J u
Hickey. Mis @ J johnson, @ Y Lewis.
Miss Williamson. Mrs PERKS. Niss l. N
Uimsr. Marx Hall. NisslwilliAms. II n
Wilson. a ulmsr. n d Williams, Bishop
whitaker. A p Dillon. W A Brown. VIM
BellsR. A n Campbell. J Herman. Geo
~ CLAIR. Il xslAH. A Bowley. DR. Fox.
" b wheeler. J Iaiiy, WIN Mason. Mrs
Thompson. A Gallon.
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N.r,h C...o,id.s.a virri.ia.

vmoIMA err, April 26, l57s.-Gsorys
@. PSan. .Sscrstsry ; The repairs 70 the
shaft will DO completed tonight and sink
ing resumed. One Of our new ropes ar
rived on Monday and 10 In place ON the
reel. The other arrived ct l:So this After
noon and will 10 In place TO night. The
linking Of the shaft will then DO prose.
cuted with all possible energy TO the $500
level. Upraisss will b started from that
and The 1000 level 70 expedite the work.
W. d. PATTON. Bupt.
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solIdated WINS has besn sunk and tim
bsrsd II feet during the week. and h nov
SIS feat, on the slope, below that level.
The vstsr causes some delay In sinking.
Although easily handled By The donkey
pumps. We are still engaged In repairing
The north drift 10 the Sierra Nevada shAft.
W. II. PArrex, 8upt.
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ExeheQusr.

GoLp HILL. April IS. is79.--Jos.pA 0rs...
Seersiary During the past week our north
drift has been advanced Is feet. making .
total Of $50 feet. The formation 10 soft
vein porphyry with strsaks Of quartz. A
small seepass Of water still exists u not
sufficient 10 interfere with work. WORK
will bs discontinued during the weak on
this level 70 permit the erection OF the new
air compressors ct the Imperial and Bull.
lion shsis. L. A. SCHULTZ, Supt
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Dsparssrss saturday Evs.i.s.

Deporsares sesoruAy Evsntng.
Geo Rogers. Miss Nicholls, Mrs Nichols,
J Mccarthy. J u Wilson. II Cohen. Miss
Tuny. Mrs. scovills. Miss b Gardner. Mrs
y Mayer. J n Scott. CT Lewis, Joseph
Narssli. Lsuis Bossard. ID Fitzpatrick.
Thomas Hill. W 5 Reyes. A araney. W K
Weir. J 8 Fsssstt. n N Mcdowell. J Laity.
J Brown. 8 z Dickson. Mrs winchcom.
q Ress. Q ssnche and wife. W ID Phillips.
D Bsnks Mckenzie.
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Clan.

VIRGINIA CrrY. April 20. 1s7s.-0ss~gs
G. Pratt. Serreary During the past week
our main incline has BEEN sunk and tim.
bsrsd n feet. and II 10 nov t+s feet. on the
slops, bslow the 1850 level. The ground
10 becoming somewhat harder. The dow
Of water remains about the same. Some
repairs have been made In the incline the
past week. Tho line stills and pillow
blocks are in place In the bob-pit. and the
v.bob will b lowered into place during
the coming week. We found u necessary
10 get cast-iron rollers for the incline cable
V run on. They arc now being put In
place. W. ID. S~HkPpERp, Bupt.
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Juiis Csssslidassd.

VIRGINIA Orr. April 20. is7s.-R,ay
W. Charles. Secretary: We are progressing
with the repairs on the 1000 level. south
drift, - rapidly - the extreme heat will
permit. Our dow Of water 10 slightly GU
the decrease. which Is confined In the sub
drain under the car track and 10 found 70
DO . great relief In making tho necessary
repairs.
Wine sinking from the 1900 level has
attained . depth Of - feet and continues
10 develop . fine character Of metal.bearing
quartz.
Pumping and hoisting machinery. -
we'll - pumps. In fair running condition.
HENRI BAwDkS. Supt.
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W. H. Sxrrn. Supt.
aAyAxA

VIRGINIA err. April rs. 1s79.-E. b.
Hsi.ss. .Seers,e,y' The incline has been
retimbercd IL feet total 10 data. 202 feet.
The 1900 lateral drift, connecting with the
Gould d Curry. has been rstimbsrsd 50
feet. We have disconnected and hoistsd
10 the surface the 100 main pump and are
nov engaged In o~vsrhauling bobs and
pumps. We have . drain to the stump on
l350 leading the water aocumulating there
10 the l640. On the surface We have been
o~vsrhauling and repairing the pumping
engine. The water stands to-day IS feet
above the 1900. having raised 10 feet In
the past t~wenty.four hours.
n. @. 0rLLkrrK. Supt.
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Arrivals Yesterday n.r.i.s.

II d soholl. Jn Hughes. Chas Palmer.
n Lane. y L singleton, r Ward. II N
Rowland. W T Jsisry. G G Langdou. II II
Wright. L O Bschslor. G Gould. y Clark.
J c Rahling. Miss 4 stefan. Mr J Z
Fray. n n Friedrich. . Richardson. Miss
II J Smiley. d @ Whitman. W J Landers.
Mrs. L somsrs. J s Thompson. Emma
Bradley. , Henderson. @ L MepousL. T
Roach. Mis- Roach. J Greer. Chas Colburn.
Niss y Chamberlain. Mrs. A Todlan. Geo
Rogers. o Loaksy Mis- Nichols. Mrs. Day.
q w asndaru.
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ne.are.r,. l.eae Eve.,.r.

Mn L Wright. WIN Morrill,. W Y Cody.
N p Fleming. W II Bartlett. J u rhenion.
Mrs. J p Hutchinson. W J Walters. G L
Blanehstt 4 Burgess. Chas Burgess. Miss
L Cobb. d Small. TT Lamoureaux. Chas
II welsh. J Muller. J Koepks. II Huston.
l. n Psarlman. J Shattuek. Mrs Lien.
nsld. W J LAndsrs. Z D Stonehill. Mrs
W Y stswsrt Mrs A W Fox and nurse.
Niss n Stewart. Miss Parker. Mrs Stokes.
o LAunsr. Mrs. A L Watson.
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ASK YoURsRLT TaEsR QUESTIONS.

Are you . dsspondent sufferer from Sick
Headache. Hsbltusi cossivsnsss, Paipitation OF
the Hsarti Have you Dizziness OF the Head
10 your Nervous system depressedf Dos your
Blood circulate bsdlyf Have you Q Cough,
Low Bpirits, coming NJ Of the food aftsr eating.
etc., etc.f An OF these spd much more are the
direct results Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Indigestion. dlxEns AUGUST Flown 10
SOW acknowledged By all druggists to b . posi-.
tive cure. 2,t00, 900 bottles were given away In
TIE United states, through druggists. 70 the
people - 0 trial. Two doses vii satisfy any
psrson Of lie wonderful quality In curing all
for ne Of Indigestion. Sample bottles. 10 csnt;
regular size, 70 cents. sold positively By al
nfItelass druggists In the Unitsd states.
Aow WAd
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uniaa Ce.seltaased.

yiHorSi, Crrr. April 20, 1872 Robert
SI.rsoad, Pre.id,.f: On u 1000 level We
have sunk and timbsred the joint Aexi'
can Wine n feet during the past week.
making . total depth Of SIS feet. on The
slope. below that level. The vstsr causes
some delay in sinking. but 10 easily
handled by the donkey pumps- We arc
still repairing the north drift 70 me sierra
Nevada shaft. The how Of water from
the east drift continues 10 DO about o
and . half inches.
On u 1000 level the main north Drift
has been extended IL feet. and 10 nov io5
feet north OF our south line. The material
passed through 10 somewhat harder than
At the date Of my last report and IL show
ing ONE water.
ON the $500 level the main south drift
from the Sierra Nevada incline has bssn
extended 80 feet: total length " fest pass
ing through Q vein formation. with stresks
Of clay. showing some water.
W. II. PATTON. 6up't
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YslISw J0AkOs,

Com HILL. April 2s. is7s.-Isre~ 0tsy.
SECRETARY. The new shaft 10 to-day 2i6l
feet In depth and making good progress. 81
the rats Of A. feet per day. Connscuon
with the Imperial on the 2too level Of the
old works has been made. giving good
ventilation and making 10 comfortable for
working. !. j. SuP@
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MISREPRESENTATION shan.

VIRGINIA Orr. April 2e, 1s7s.-W: Il.
Dsaa, Sserstary; During the weak ending
this date We have repaired ~ feat OF the
Cbollar.N orcross-BAvsgs shaft. The water
has raised i22t feet since last weekly 70
port. and nov stands 1904 feet below the
surface, making 6i7 feet Of water In the
shaft. Tsmpsrstnre Of the water i27 de-
gress Fahrenheit
Isaac L. RrouA. Supt.
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As they parted at the railroad station
not forget me, nor cease To love
me-" murmursd the husband. "Nsvsfl
Nsver!" sobbed the wife. and shs pulled
ont . handkerchief and tied . knot In IL,
she mieht remember.
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sEroEr.
Tura MOANING


rHrs MOANING.
800 OpAir, 10. nv. 7ss
SIS Msxiean. SO. s3k
$50 Gould D Curry. st.st
2t0 Beat d Bslcher. ieS' iSN' .
66S California. z. e.
26o esysgs, i0k, l0h
SIS Cen. Virginia. GU. c.
40 Choliar. Oh
20 Pesosi. 3 95.t
$50 Hale Norcross. i2S. ias i'm IN
400 Grown Point. st,s
lss Ysllsv Jacket. I'M IN Z %
$50 Imperial. I Is
as Alpha. ish, 10
$50 Bslcher, 81
ITO Conndencs. ftk. NS.N
100 Mountain View. sS
$50 Sierra Nevada. an. t9t. 10
los Utah. ist. is. ISL
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A cLuB mans hard.timss confession:
~ used TO think u meal . few years
ago, 10 invite . friend to dinner without
asking him what kind Of champagne he
wouldibave; but now Iiask him whether
he prefers beer, or-watsr."
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TIE total amount Of bullion tar paid
bv The BONANZA mines 10 date Is. BY the
California Mining Company. ss2a.-
coo rs; BY the Consolidated Virginia
Ninina Company. S7st.7 0t %. ma
kine : total Of $i.7o7.s o4 IS for both
pines.
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Austin Rsrsils. April 26: During the
six DAYS ending yesterday morning the
Manhattan mill reduced 30 tons and ia
pounds OF ore Of the assay value OF $l7,-
$40 SO. OF this amount %. 97o % was
from custom ores. 81. $50 % from tribute
mines. and the remainder. $6,662 IA.
from the Curtis shaft. Tho Grantsville
stage brought In this afternoon seven
bars OF Alexander bullion. valued at &c..
73i 90, which will Be forwarded to San
Francisco BY Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S EI.
pross,
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"Anx ssalskin sseques won much
this wintsri" asks . young lady friend
Of ours. We should remark they were.
Most Of those VI see on the Streets are
worn great dsal-some Of them, In
fact, are about worn out.
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Bsss a BslehsF.

VIRGINIA CTR. April a., 1870 Wiiian
Waiis. Secretary: since Last report me
100 Joint east crosscut has bssn sxended
- fsst. The face Of the drift 70 In . soft
formation. AL work On the 1900 level has
been stopped for the present. The 0.bis-
ton shaii wa sunk Is feet In good picking
ground. The drain tunnel 10 In $50 fest
II. II. PKsorKn. BupI
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Esmsralds Herald. April 20: Con
0eg'snsw stage line from Bodis to Lake
District 10 now In active operation and
conveys passenger In twelve hours from
Bodis TO the new Dorado. Con 0gs 10
IN old stage man, and with Hank Blan.
ehard a. superintendent the success OF
the line n assured.
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q, II. GALLUP.

o. n. ak1LsY. opposits tAs Bsak d oA,tfss.
nia. Cola HUI. kssps eoa.,antty On bad al
fhvoe1ts brands q inporssd C1nrs. ohotes btt
ctCars. al hnds Of chewing tobacco. neer
sshsun pipss. .shool book, ssd stsaoe:sy o
soods a I'll kinds. spooD
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Two sophomorss sntsr Q horse car;
the nrat takes the only vacant seat, and
the second sits In his lap. Presently .
young lady enters, and the second
soph. rising. says: Take my seat.
madam"
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Wells. Fargo & Co. shipped from En-.
rska last Friday morning ssvsn bars Of
bullion. valued at e6,6l7 60. and ysstsr.
day morning three bars Of bullion. val.
ned st e1,606 50.
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r. Z. A,icz, formerly Mayor Of Viz
einia, was married to Miss Eva O.
Athsrton, Il BaksnAsld. Ksrn county.
Califorais. whore he now resides. on
ths 18Th instant.
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HALE HsrsrsA.

VIRGINIA err. April 20. ls7s.-JodF =.
Liyki.sr, Sserstary Repairs In tho main
shaft are progressing we'll. The vassr In
the incline 10 raising about Is feet per day
aud 10 new &C feet above The 1900 station.
PnILIPP D-KIpksnxtnxn, 5upI
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tees - Fighlisg . Bspabttssa
Adjsusnsd siil I 2. H-niil ~
Mayer and walker sss chief 81
Psiiee.
The Virginia Democratic Convention
TO nominate city candidates for the en-
suing election met 81 Minsrs' Union
Hall at 10 A. n. to-day and VA called TO
order BY sx-Aldsrmsn Bitter. One or
two strange faces appeared in the Con.
vsntion. II. O. Thompson was called
to the chair. d. T. Morrall appointed
temporary Secretary. and George Gray.
Andy Mccoy and Charles Woodwork
temporary Ssrssants-atArms.
COMMITTEE. ETC.
Committee on CREDENTIALS - First
Ward. +. D. Pluukstt; Second Ward.
w. Il. Ash; Third Ward. J. G. Kane;
Fourth Ward. Dan. Sullivan.
Rsosss Of 10 minutes.
The committee reported the names Of
those entitled to seats In the Convention.
THE list has already been publishsd In
the Nrws.-REP.1 Several proxies ap-
psarsd. In fact the Convention was
proIied out OF many Of is original
'
c"...
W. ".'A
'nA' W. a. on'', 'a
from the second ward' Was hepuoh'
can, and contested his seat - . delegate.
This was On the around that the Rspub-
iioans we're 10 be feared sveu bearing
eifts. Saul had slaln his thousands and
David his tens Of thoussnds, and there
vss NO FALLING What a good. sturdy,
staunch and true Republican might not
accomplish 10 admitted TO the Conven-
ION. Innc,p,Ss sou. n.,,i 4,
nm ior Coporsss or The L.eislsturs, and
that not on the ground Of personal
friendship but Of political principle.
Would Mr.. Shansy do a. much IL
not he was not = partisan ; not . Dem.
ocrat.
The report OF the COMMITTEES was 40
eepted and the matter OF the contest re-
ferred TO the Second Ward Delegation.
Nolr coxMrrrErs.
Thu Chair n,msd thu following COM
-. -.-...,.
" on .Au ~
. Oh business 'n m"u,
%; ray, SECOND ware. W. n Asa'
unaS i.,as 7 IT. Douslss'
On Rssolutions-First Ward, r. d.
Plunkett; Second Ward. d. Z. Mccarthy;
Third Ward. John Harmon; at large.
John Hamilton.
Adjourned till P. n.
AyrrR ADJOURNMENT.
Thu Committee ON Permanent Ora.
..,,. .,a oa.,o =, p-r,,,... ,.no, t.d
niIAa'n A"u o'ue'
for permanent officers the temporary
chairman and secretary. and a Sergeant
at-Arms, Andy Mccoy. Order o i'nomi.
nations.i, Siiy osnsfs u Z,
iso;oy. e Civ A-sss..or: q Trsssursr;
4, City Attorney; 8, Aldermen. The
Committee reported that each successful
candidate before the convention snou'o
70 Tss siy W. po,a..sIn s.,o,,.a
NJ. $780,. sr,i,Isa ~ "a, n IN
Convsn,ioy Rsnor, sdon,sd'
r,u...
's'
The COMMITTEES on RESOLUTIONS 70
ported In favor Of re~trsnchment In all
directions vhere s~xpepditures could be
ss. ..h,W.hm.n,
lesssneui ~ u.NS I=..oo..a. ~"
y. gag % '. =. MI, :,
paiiss ~ ,;o;d s%..m;r.,;on ~ Tia
" ~ a.. po,ic.
accoun.s quo ,psn ~
sna . rn,n ,h.m
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A CARD.

To al who ss suffering fron the srrou md
indiscrstions OF youth. nervous vsahness. sariy
decay, loss Of manhood. sto. I will send .
recsips that will cure you, ynnl o. oHAnss,
This great remedy vas discovered bya mission.
Az N South An:Iies; ssDd : sslf-.aS,ssssd
Station d, New york City.
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ALI. porRN.
Gold Hili, Ysb. u, isu.

Rsfsuins 10 The above. the Nsvs Publishing
Company dsstrs % inform the pablo thss they
vtii continue The puettcation Of ths GOLD HILL
nnus ma ne basiDess Of The Job Oc1es
In connsctioa thsrsuith. The patronage Of ne
punitc v respectfully solieiled-
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
Businesa Manager.
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yIEoNIl Crrr. April &c. 1s7s.-c. Z.
W.Ier. Pss.ids-t! On eur 2l00 lsysl the
Joint Ophir upraiss is up.to the 1000 isvsl.
Ard We have commenced drifting 70 con.
meet with the main north drift, which con.
nection We expect 10 make on MONDAY
next.
On our 1000 level the joint Union Con.
solidated upraiss 10 connect with tho joint
Wine down from the 1900 level u now up
CO feet, having been extended ~ feet dur.
ing the past week. The material passsd
through sull continues vein formation.
showing An increase Of vster.
On our 1900 ,-vsl the joiut Union Con-
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RLHCTRIC Z

A sure eurs for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cure.
Circular mailed FREQ. Address J. X. krkvkt,
q Chatham street.. New Yurk. % Sm
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rusLic NOTICE

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In the material. nxtasss. Joo Once and other
the GoLp Hn. DAnx NEvs TO the News Pub
iishing Company. Thankiss tss public for The
liberal patronAss and favor heretofore bestowed.
! bsspssk for he COMPANY . eortinuanee OF the
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EVENING SCHOOL.

J. =. Bray will open an Evening Class In
Boohkseplng and other branches at his school
room. Tuesday evening. April Q. ISIS. sim
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Dsisgs ~ Aissrs' Usiss Hall t.
Day = 0rgaaissssss - Csonis-
tees - Fighsiag . Bspabtfssa -
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Mayer and walker sss chief 81
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Alaska scare still continues to occupy
the attention of the San Francisco papers.
fire at Newbury, s. c.. Monday night, de-
stroyed property to the value of $50, 900; in
sured.
Rumors of an alliance between the great
trunk lines of railroads, as an offshort of the
Union Pacific deal of Monday, are current in
New York, but as usual Jay Gould declines to
talk on the subject.
Preparations are making throughout the
cities of the Eastern States for a grand ceebra-
ton of the forthcoming anniversary of the
birthday of the Irish patriot martyr, Robert
Emmett, which occurs on the 4th of March
next.
The lower house of the Connecticut legisla-
ture adopts a resolution unanimously, protest.
ing against the proposed restriction of Chinese
legislation, as violation of treaty obligations,
and inconsistent with the principles and ira
ditions of the republic.
DR.. Thomas Lambert, ex-president of the
defunct Popular Life Insurance company, and
President Case, of the defunct Security Life
Insurance company of New York. and both con-
victed of perjury, have been granted new trials
by the court of appeals.
H. R. Chiffon, adjutant general of Gen. Lee,
and since the war president of the Columbus,
| Ca, Manufacturing company, fell dead at bis
| desk yesterday, age over sixty. He was a
graduate Of West Point, from Virginia, pro-
NOTED to major in the Mexican war, and was
paymaster III Texas before the war.
| Captain 2. M. Sherley, prominent citizen
of Louisville KY, largely interested in steam.
boats and river interests, in which he acquired
large property, died at that place yesterday a,
2l5 P. NJ, aged 50 years. Captain Sherley was
an enthusiastic defender Of the Union causes
in the late war, from which he acquired a ma
tional reputation.