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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-15

PANAMA., April 5.-Ths Chiliau forces
have occupied Cobjs and Calamass as
rsprisals for the conhscation Of property
OF Chilians In the interior Of Bolivia.
Calamass Ia . strong stragetical point on
the River Los. about sixty miles north
OF C~arscolis. A small detachment OF
Bolivian troops made q slight resis.
tance.
A ministerial crisis Is announced In
Chilli. The Star and Herald says: "It 10
proposed to issue $40. O00. 900 Of psper
money Of the same character as the
greenback issue OF the United States.
and We %apprehend thereirom evil to the
commerce OF Chilli"
President Prads has called an e~xtraor.
binary session Of the Peruvian Congress
for the Gath OF April. when Psru's atti.
tuds toward the contending parties will
bs determined.
Great enthusiasm Is manifested In
Bolivia. Troops In the interior are
marching TO the coast. but II will be six.
teen days or more before they can reach
the seat Of war.
General Juan Antonio SECT. former
President OF Peru, Is dead.
On the night Of the 18th Of March .
very strong shock OF earthquake was
felt In Alajulala, Costa RIGA, but no ssri-
Gus damage was done.
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From Colorado.

| "
A. B. Jackson has SGT loot on the
Comstock once more. Since hsrs q year
40, n. has. in the interests Of the Cali.
- -, comn.nv ,;s,,.a mo.,
'o'uiA
Of the mining aistiicts Oh the COAST ana
more recently Colorado and Arizona. OF
thu latter be cannot speak a confidently
=. -, :. ., ~. t,,u., x,.,., r.
Jus. ;I s",n aa,.noa IT. ~. A.,
MI :, bullion n,oJncers oi tbs linton
wn ,ha, CoirrsJa !. tall ~ m;n.s'I
Ts. r9cts of rans.s ~ ,hs STATE ara
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-15

Nor a SuIcrDE.-0ur informant yes.
tsrday was greatly at fault a to the
intent OF the dose taken BY young
Campbell. II was administered by his
mother by mistake, the prescription
being q duplicate OF n taken by him
last August. There will DO an inquest
% TO the cause OF his death by Coroner
Brodek at G p. n. to-day.
FoR u clean shave or anything you
wish done in the hight Of art t%onsorial.
70 TO G. Pohl Of the Pioneer Shaving
and Hair Dressing Saloon, opposite
Gibson's. He has keen razors, sharp
shears and clean towels every time.
Txs tunnel which Is being run to tap
the old river channel in the foothills
west OF wsshos Lake is now to DO driven
ahead day and night. II Ii expected TO
reach the channel IN q further distance
Of fifty feet.
REsERvEp SrAr FREr.-There will DO
no extra charge tonight at the Opera
House for reserved seats on the occasion
Of the second representation OF the
"Color Guard" One dollar secures a
seat.
Ar their range Sunday. sixteen OF the
Emmett Guard made GA out Of . posi-.
bls 800 points. 200 yards; the best cor
AZ out Of . possible 30. being made by
Sergeant Ferris.
SrKrSo hair.cu,s have started. The
closest style Is done with Q horse.clip-
ping machine and leaves the roots Of
the hair and nothing more.
TX the Marley. Dunno match at the
b~uii's-eys Sunday for $50 . side. the
former made III out Of . possible lOO
and the latter rs.
Mosx vAos.-Frank Drum, William
James and Elmer Bull have been found
guilty OF vasrancy by Judge Moses OF
Virginia.
HkxHI BAwpkS. Superintendent Of
the Julia and Ward mines. returned
from San Francisco to-day.
A. II. CRANE. foreman Of tho Sierra
Nevada, has license to wed Mrs. Dora
Elliott.
PAnr Field won the monthly medal
Of the Sars6eld Guard last Sunday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-15
Carbonate Leadyillo,

NEW YoRx. April ia correspond.
ent OF the Tribune at Leadvills writes
that miners are flockins to the rich fields
OF that region at the rate Of 800 per
week. Ore Is taken out worth 81 q
pound. II Is thought the locality Of the
present camp will yield $50. OO0, 900
worth Of the precious metals per year.
and that there arc valleys and ranges
adjacent to the camp enormously rich In
mines which have not yet been fully
explored,
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Isuis Brssghs.

The San Francisco Stock Report OF
Monday says: l.. ii. Psarlman brought
suit yesterday in the Twelfth District
Court. against E. ]. Mathews and the
Directors OF the Original Keystone Sill.
YER Mining Company. alleging that he
owns &c, i95 sc shares Of the company's
stock In trust with Joseph Z. Smiley;
that Z. ]. Matthew'S has control oil The
corporation and has placed Z. Green, J.
s. Luty and ]. Grsenbaum (co.defsnd.
ants) a. Directors, who chose Frank y.
Cicott a. Treasurer. asking from him no
bond. and knowing he was no share
holder.
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p.,.rs.re. "a. Er..,.x.

CA Gould. P Hsagan. N Nef. Mrs A J
Little and children. RI Meschim. A Zim-
norman and family. q @ Wheeler and
wife. Miss \ vAndsrlieth. May Cara. Mary
Morton. Miss y Mckay, Carrie HeymAn.
Carrie Zimmerman. Belle Alehorn. W $
O'Brien. Mrs u Neail and daughter.
Louisa sissa. Philo Knapp. Miss J Neal
lisssr. y Levy. IA y, Clair. ca Waters
Mrs @ u Thomas and child. Miss Woods,
Niss A l. Nsrryman. s ID Ferguson. Ais'
4 Ainsworth. Mrs n V Baldwin. T II
Walls and vifs, q n Hainss. II A Diver.
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EvERYTnINa a0Ks WRONG

In the bodily mechanism when the liver gst'
out Of order. Constipation. dyspspsiA con
ANIMATION of the blood, imperfect sssimila
,ioo. are certain tn snsue. But 10 10 EASY "a
prrveut thee consciousness. and remove thsil
aus. by . course Of Hoststtsris stomach BIZ
ter. vh,cn stimulates the hillary organ and
yrmlst-s its action. The direct rrsult 10 dis
appearance OF the pains esne.th the ribs and
aches. yelIos ness Of the skin. furred look ofth
tonme and pour odor Of the breath, which char
scter Ie liver complaint. Sound digestion and
4 regular habit OF body arc blessings also -
carrd bv the nee of thls celebrated restorative
Of health, which imparts Q degree OF vigor v
the body which 10 its best guarantee OF safety
osef.,-nsios are rslievsd.by 70, and 10 improves
both APOSTLE and sleep. biwk
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ooats.

Much complaint Is made that n0sxi'h'
standing the new Law. which says they
shall not run at large. goats are swarm
ing all about aud 60 eating every green
thing which can 30 found BY them
They arc nearly as lawless. In fact, .
their owners A. ID. Thompson. VINO
lives ON the Divide. complains that they
have eaten all the shrubs in his yard
and all his fruit trees. chewing up stems
~ large ~ q mans thumb. Others have
suffered similarly. and they all declare
that they will shoot the FIRST and last
oss they catch committing dsprsdations
In the future. Let owners beware here
after OF their animals. Goats are not
.sssily caught except by bullets.
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New Cieshiss store.

The new clothing store OF A. Il J.
Rich. sc south @ street, Virginia. is
proving a rich deposit TO those who 60
there for supplies from their choice and
we'll selected stock. So great has been
the number OF those who have dug into
this rich deposit that q large addition
has been provided and there 10 enough
for ali. Some OF the particulars Of the
late additions TO this new stock will b
found in another column.
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Singular Firm.
7asearora 7Tm.-R .rise. april II.

Tssearora 7ime~R srier. april II.
There Is rather curious firm opsrat-
ing In Independence Valley. Ills com.
posed Of An American and . Chinaman.
who are engaged In the sagebrush fuel
business. They employ . number Of
Chinese cutters, and all hands live to-
gsther In . small cabin In the foothills
on the other side Of the valley. The
American eats at the table with bis hea-
then companions and partakss Of the
same fare. He seldom comes to town.
but sntrnsts al the business Of the firm
to his Celestial partner, In whom hs ap.
pears 10 rsposs the utmost confidence.
He II Q native Of Delaware, and IL said
70 b we'll educated and to possess more
than average Intelligence. While he
does not particularly avoid, hs by no
means seeks the oompanionship Of
white men, and seems perfectly oon.
tented with the society Of his moon.
eyed associates. The partnership has
existed Tor nearly q year and vas formed
soon after the arrival OF the Delawarean
hare from his native State.
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Shooting at the Car.

sh> P%srrnsnuRo, April l5.-whils the
Gar was taking his morning walk early
to-day. near the Palace. four shots were
fred at him. The Gar vas unhurt.
The man who fred the shots was ar.
rested by the crowd which the firing had
attracted. The city 10 now being dec-
Grated in thankfulness for the Cars
q
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I'isaser Piesic.

Tho Pioneers are agitating the sub
ject Of their annual picnic considerably
in knots OF iwos and thrses when they
meet. The burden Of the talk favors
some one Of the first days Of June - the
time, while the place - LETT unfIsd.
some favorins one place and some
another. The committees will be ap-
pointed next week Thursday at the
regular meeting then to be held. when
they eIpee, a big attendance and q full
discussion o, all matters pertaining to
the picnic.
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Rllla RlIAd.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE following
bills were yesterday fled under the heads
OF petitions in the House: By Vance,
providing for the free coinage Of the
standard silver dollar OF 4l2 grains troy
aud OF standard value, the same to b
legal tender at It's nominal value for all
debts and dues. public and private. OF.
cept where otherwise provided by con.
tract; and further. that any owner Of
silver bullion may deposit the same Of
any United States coinage mint or assay
ofice.
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A%sTONIsHINa SUCCESS.

II 10 the duty Of every person who has ussd
B~oscHzs's GrRxAx srnur 70 lot IL wonderful
qualities Be- known TO their friends In curing
Consumption. severe Coughs, Group. Asthma.
Pneumonia and In fact all Throat and Lung
Diseasss. No person can use Il without imms-
diste relief. Three doses will relieve any case.
and We consider Il the duty Of all druggists 10
a least 20 ty one bottle, - 1000 dozen bott.s
were sold last scar. and not one case where 10
failed was reported. such o medicine 40 the
0rRnAn sYRuP cannot be too widely known.
Ash your druggist about u. Hample bottles 70
Try sold at 10 cents ; regular sixs. u csnts. FOR
sale by John Jones. Jr. eeov Wed
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Arr,,.l. ne ner.i.x

n n Mighsls. Jas Champion. Mrs Whit
misr. II Pope. Mrs J y Adams. Geo L
Harding. Y Bawdsn. Miss Singleton. Mrs
Brovnes. Mrs. = n Boyer. Mrs soderberd.
p L y~ucanovieh. J I~vancovieh. George
BrJson. II Y Dsngberth. p Conboy. T
Purly. Z Nichols, A Ingraham. J John
son. A ID Lowe. Thos Mccormick. II s
Nsachim. T 8 ConrAn. A Lovely. Miss N
Grsney. A W Whitney. Miss 5 5 scoville.
J farow and family. W n Harper. jos
Koepkc.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
l~.rror.L 70 . GOLD III. pArIr suws.l
San Francisco Items.

Dan fTbuCtbSV itoulhs
SAN fRAscrsoo. April 10. - Josiah
Bacon. the Treasurer OF the Goodyear
Dental vulcsnits Company Of Boston,
was found lying dead In his room at
Baldwip's Hotel. at 1890 O'Clock Sun.
day afternoon. with o pistol wound In
the abdomen. No pistol VA found In
the room. nor anything TO indicate how
the shot was dischsrged-vhsthsr from
the deceased's own hand or that Of .
person ss yet unknown. The deceased
was lying on his back 10 the middle OF
the floor partly dressed. indicating that
ho had been In the act Of dressing him.
self at the time hs received the fatal
shot. His shirt was powder-stainsd.
but not burned. as u Is thought would
have been the case had the deed been
committed by the deceased himself.
Nothing in or about the room indicated
that . struggle had taken place. or that .
robbery had been committed. for Q val.
liable gold watch and chain and several
hundred dollars were found upon bis
person. Deceased was the brother OF j.
s. Bacon. School Director Of this city,
and oamo here some three weeks ago on
business for the company Of which be
was Treasurer. He has been engaged In
litigation with several Of the dentists OF
this and other cities with regard 70 In
Engagements upon the patent ~vulcanits.
Mr.. Bacon was forty-nvs yesrs OF ags
and . native Of Massachusetts,. whers he
has at Bridgewatsr . vile reading. A.
The present time the whole affair In en-
veloped In mystery. The clerk Of the
hotsl relates that al about Q O'Clock In
the morning . man whom be did mot
know called at the Office and inquired
whether Mr.. Bacon was IN his room.
The clark informed him that be was,
and tbs man went 70 the room. He va
mot sssn again By thoss In the ofiss Of
the hotsl.
Lavrsnos o. Hall, who suddenly lett
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L.ssdry.

And now there Is a chance to test the
sincerity Of those moving in the anti
Chinese army. Messrs. Currie X Grail
have startsd the Eureka Laundry. Gold
Hill, and do not employ Cinnamon in any
capacity. The Gold Hill Office Of the
Laundry is al Gallup's store. aud the
Virginia Office at Captain Stsarns' place.
All orders attended to promptly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-15

The excitement over the placer dig
ginss OF Bodie has reached Virginia, and
this morning two men were examining
closely the ground neal where the Com.
stock was first discovered. with Q view
to digging and prospecting. They were
armed with q bucket OF water. . pan and
horn each. ii well as the indispensable
shovel. The outlook is not Bodieish,
but perhaps they may get q color OF 50.
This can he done almost anywhere In
this section.
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BAD HAVOC Is CREATRD

impurities TO collect upon their surface of In
then tntsrstices. B0ZODONr removes even
vestigs Of tartar from the tseth. and renders
their prsnaturs decay Impossible. mot only
imparts 10 them whitsness and vieor. bus CON-
munioatss hardness and rosiness 70 the guns.
Ths bcoath acquires . most acceptable m
mEnas from ID use; 10 u Q purely botanic
Iiqaid. and 70 nay b rolled on 70 accomplish
saAnsl nts . rttty tooth psssss nail In
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America 10 Russia.

WASHINGTON, April Is. - Secretary
Evarts has telesrsphed to the United
States Minister to Russia to convey to
the Gar President Hayes congratula.
tons upon his escape from assassina-
finn
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A CARD.

To al who ars suffering IRON the srron and
indiscrstions OF youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loes Of manhood. etc.. l will send .
receipt that will cure you, Ya11 OF CHANCE,
This great remedy wss discovered b. mission.
AIRY in south America. Send . self-sddressed
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. lNkAN,
Station d. New York City.
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Female Deprayity,

NEW YoRx. April l5.-Madams Der
ger. convicted Of causing the death BY
malpractice OF Cora Sammis In February
last. has been sentenced TO twelve years
In the State Prison. Her counsel will
move for a new trial.
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The Terrible Broom.

CHlMRERsBURo. Pa, April i6.-Hszs-
kiah Shasffsr. sentenced 10 bs hanged
Thursday for the murder Of his wife.
opened the veins In his legs and arms
with the wire Of = broom handle. His
recovery 10 doubtful.
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nErOsr.


LAST xvxSiSo.
rs Raymond d Ely.SS
2i0 Eureka Con-. IGN. iGa
l20 Jackson. IN
90 Phsuix. 3
30 Leopard. I 20
$50 ella. 300
$50 Northern Belle. 81
$50 Hussey, i5c
2i0 Manhattan, ~, 2oS
HAS Arseata. ~. -
IS Grand Prize. "a
1910 Independence, 2 10, IA y ~
so Do Frees. i5c
1000 Tuscsrora, Sc
100 Belle Isle. 4oc
100 Day. $50
800 Hamburg. Oc
275 Hillsids. 2i3
700 Highbridge. 5oc
100 Paradise. IN
100 Albion. 25c
200 Rsvenus.i
6iS Bodis. %. y. ~ sio
600.Beshtel. I 55. l W
200 MeClinton. 1 10, 20
270 TiogA. a.. 10
470 Summit. . TO-
$50 Bulwsr. ~. AN
80 Goodman. tOc
1000 NAybeile. 25c
$50 Bslvidsrs. II
1000 Champion. 900
1910 B~lsckhAwk. 81, . 40. ~
$50 South Bodie. SOC. i5c
$50 Booker. Toe
800 south Standard. 25c. 400
400 Richer. 75c. SOC
eco Mono. 81. . 10. 90
$50 Con. Pacific. ~. -
1000 University. 5c
$50 Dudley. SOC. zoe
1850 Jupiter. COO, &c
$50 MONDAY. 5 GO
800 North MONDAY. I 10
$50 Martin White.
$50 south Bulwer. s5c. OOc
TO Tiptop. Too
100 Caledonia tBiaek Hiils).2S
ms RsIs
1905 Ophir, IS. 25s. 2ts, AN
1870 Msxiean. 81. 3ia. 3iS, SIN. y b
"a b. 32S. -
29s 0sala 4 Curry. 81
Is BsstA Bslcher. iGN
lOo California, G. 81
40 savage. i0t. i0S. loS
9t5 Con. Virginia. 81. 81
$50 ChollAr. Cd
10 Petosi.
ass Hale 1 Norcross. ~. i2s. i2s. i2s
220 Grown Point, IS. 5
$50 Yellow Jacket, i6s, i6b
sci0 Imperial. I c5. I co
10 Alpha. "A
655 Pelchsr. sat-
: l20 Sierra Nevada. +3S
30 Utah. i5S. ~
1i90 Bullion. 81. 81
l045 E~xshsquer. 81. ~
it0 0vsrmAn. 81
2i0 Justics.it 0o, 10
1855 Succor. Csc. COO
$40 Union Con-. 5gS
leo Alta. 5a,5
400 Lady Bryan. SOC. 75c. 100
ITO Julia. 4 05.t
CTS Calsdonis. 2. I %
SO Silver Hill. I 20. IL
10 Challenge. 5 20
900 New York. CSC
200 Andes, t0c. t3c
40 Ward. I Is. I 20
100 Wells Fargo. loo
i25 LeviAthAn. 500
100 Trojan. i5c
$50 Benton Con-. 3 10. 3O5
TOO Solid Silver. SOC
l7S Fiowery. Coo
so North BONANZA. I ~
30 MAckay.
10 Morning Star.
900 MArgarita. ioc
$50 Mountain View. ~ so
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Esconr.-Ths Emmett Guard. Captain
]. s. Young. will escort the Carson
Guard from the special train which
brings mp the msmbsrs Of the "Color
Guard this evening.
TEE Distric. Court viii be in ssssion
again tomorrow.
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O. II.

o. n. aAILur. opposite the Bank Of califor-
nis, Gold Hin, Keeps constantly on hand I'll
fayorits brands Of Imported Cigar. ohoioe bit
ciRus, eli kinds OF chewing tobacco. meer'
schaum pipes, school books ana stationary OF
all descriptions, nns cutlery. and tors and hney
Roodp of all linda. ap18 n
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JosnPu ScnLcnnrao. . native OF Prus-
sis. has declared his intsntion OF bscom-
ing . citizen Of the United States.
JAxrs KxzzBoxr sprsined his ankle
on The 1850 level 81 the California yss-
tssdsy.
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zLscraIo BELTS.

mrs cure ios Nervous Debility. PssnAtau
Decay, Exhaustion, etc. ne ealy rsiisbls eurs.
Clrcllsu mailed me-. Address ]. Z. kkBvno,
- Chatham szsst, New York. ~
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IDsURS oonmsrcial and fnvsleu' orsdits.
available IN any pan Of the word. Makes
transfers Of moosy By Telegraph and csbis. sAd
dnvs exchange ~ customary usAnoas.
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EVENING SCHOOL.

J. =. Bray will open . n EvenisE olass IN
Bookkeeping and other branches ct his school
room, Tuesday evening, April .. 1879. Sim
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nRPoslrs OF COIN OR BULLION re-
- ceived either on open account or 70 Issue
Certificates thsrefor. payable lat The option Of
the HOLDER In Gold Hill or ran Eraucisoo: 10
make COLLECTIONS. purchase Balloon ~ The most
fsvorAble rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the parent Bark In ban Franclsoo,
Sails Bills OF RxchsIge and transacts 0snsni
Banking business.
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IxoHANoR

TAis Bash hes Special Yssaiisiss ss
Oealiag tn Bailtea.
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DIRECTORS

LOUIS issidsnt
JoHN v. aaGHiY, !. I. FLOOD,
JANIS q. PAlk.
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ALI. porRS.
Gold Hin. Fsb. a. isrs.

Referring 10 the above. the Nevr Publishing
Company desire TO inform the public that they
viii continue the Publication of the GoLp HtLL
DAuY NKvs and the business Of the Job urios
In connection thsre uith. The patronage Of the
publie u respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM p. PRATT.
business Manager.
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On the principal eitiss t~hroushout The United
indies. the Australian Colonies and New xss-
land, and on Honolulu CHsvAiD.
NEW YoRx BAxxns-Ths Bank Of New York.
N. b. Al American Exchange National Bank.
s5 lSsDe; ~ st S.,s. ~, Nor. g is ss,.s. P',a: .
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OF BAN FRANCISCO.

Pail -
Reserve u. 9. Bs.as).... s,sOo.oso-Gsld
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
South American News.

[sssuAL 70 TEE spLp H,L DAILY xrvs.'
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

I'll have dispoeed Of my right. title and interest,"
In the material. fixtures. Joo Once and other
property connected with the pu~blishment Of
The Coin Hns DAnr Nxvs 30 the Nev. Pub
hshiog Company. THANKING tue pubic for the
liberal patronage and favor hervtoiore bestowed.
I ocspeak for the Company . continuance OF the
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It's History The silver Discoveries
-Lasky Aissr-rhs Grswth sf
the ToWn.
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FOUSDRIEs AND IROS WORKS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-15

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-20
FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. January 16, 1879.
Government SecuTfties.-United States Ans.
1O5 bid: United Stafe1 30. 99A bid. 991 nsEod.
State Observation-Disclosures consos, 54,s bid, 90
askcd: virginia cons0s, new. SO bud SO askcu !:
Virginia fundnbIe. "a bid; Virginia deferred. LII
bid; Virginia interest certificates, 10 bid; Virginia
ta1-receivabIe coupons, 77a bid. 77H asked.
CitU observation-disclosures city S'5. J. and j.,
11S bid, 100 asked. Richmond city 6's, j and j.,
I0Z5 bid: Lynchburg city 81, ). and j.. % bid.
Rniiroad Bqnds.--Virginis Central Railroad
first mortgage 6ss. j. and j., 90 bid; VirtnI Cen
iral Railroad third mortgage IS. }. and J,9O bid:
Virginiagnd Tennessee Railroad second MORTGAGE
6s, H. ans H.. SO b'd VlrsSniI and Tennessee bali
and Tennessee RAILROAD funded S'=,J. and j.. 100
:,ssed: So,ra,sdc Rahroud first NOR cage preferred
S. J. and 10 10G bad; Souhsidc l;falroad second
preferred :.tand J.. 7G4 MD, 80 asked:
Rlcl anOnd and Petersburg RvIlroad second mort
gage Us. II. aad NJ 0S bid; Richmond. Freder1cks,
burg and PGs,mac Ra broad mortgage Ss. j. and
D.. @ Ibid: Risnoud. Fyttlcricksbu and Poionac
Railroad mortgage rs, u and J SO bid; KEN
mond md DaETille RAILROAD con>Oldatea' 81 ii.
and NJ, 70 bid, s2h asked : Piedmont Railroad if-t
mortgage SIS. A. and o., " hid -RcImonI. York
River anu Chesapeake Railroad first mortgage os'
j. and j.. SIS bid. so asked.
R"ttrotn Stoczs.-Richngnd and Pete 1bHrs
Railroad. 100 ..37k bid, AZ. asked: RfchIaopd-
anes P0tomas Railroad seven per
cent. guaranteed co par, So bid; It.shmond and
Dauyille Railroad, 30 par, 81 bid. asked.
Bank StOASS.-UnJs Bank Of RichnfSnd, 90 Tiar, I
10 bid.
Insurance CoznDni,tes.-Visgnia Fire and asa-
rinc 25 par, 33 bid. sS asked Virginia State. 20
,ar, 27!s hid sS3 asked; Merchants md Mechanics,
100 par, S5 a,ked; City. 100 pur, so bid.