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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
YelloW Jacket,

doLp HILL. May I, lss0.-Georgs Wal.
lace, Vice Prssidsnt: During the past week
the shaft has been sunk and timbered Is
feet; present depth to the bottom Of tim
Der, 2g76k feet. There has been no In.
crease Of water. The ground continues
very hard. We are still hoisting the same
quantity Of water for the Imperial Com
pany. The foundations for pumps at tanks
Nos. 8 to IL inclusive are all completed.
and we are today lowering and placing No.
II pump.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Daggstt Brings in the documents.

Dagsovt brlngs Id INC umo
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Rsprsssntativs
Dag0ett Saturday presented Q memorial
very numsrously signed by the citizens
OF White Pine county. Nevada, visor.
ously protesting against tho passage Of
the Public Land Commissioner mining
bill. They argue that the enactment OF
the section which proposes to oonfne
ledge owners to vertical boundary planes
would work irreparabls injury 10 every
branch OF mining industry; drive capital
ont Of the State; incite frauds and black
mail suits. and paralyze the energies OF
all industrious citizens. They further
represent that the enactment Of this bill
requirements In regard to the manner Of
locating mining claims and acquiring
htls would practically put an end TO o..
plorations for minerals In new fields /;
destroy all hopes Of nsw discoveries,
and eventually turn our now prosperous
State into what Il was previous to the
discovery OF the Comstook lode-s des.
ert waste, inhabited only by Q few mis-.
cradle Indians and the still more miser.
able coyots. In conclusion they say ;
"Ths present Law 10 ample for the pro-
lection OF all interests, and, a. It bears
with equal justice upon the rich and
poor. vs are opposed to any change
Whatever"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Miscellaneous.

WASHINGTON. May l. The House
Committee on Coinage. Weights and
Measures had under consideration Sat-
urdsy the question Of the location Of .
branch Mint In the valley Of the Missis-
sippi. Some general expressions OF the
committee were given, from which IL
was apparent that the majority present
we're In favor Of the establishment Of at
least two mints.
Major General 8. P. Hsinizelman died
Saturday morning.
BosroS, May ga West Point cadet
writes 10 the Newton Journal that the
corps have raised . thousand dollars
subscription TO aid In fsrreting out the
Whitaker mystery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
NOTHING SHORT OF

unmissksble benefits conferred upon tens Of
Thousands Of sufferers could orisinsts and
maintain the reputation which Arms sAnsA.
rA.1LA enjoys. II il compound Of the best
vegetable Alternatives, with the Iodidss OF Potas.
,,un and Iron. and 10 the most ensctuai Of all
remedies for s~crofulouS, mercurial. or blood
DISORDERS. UNIFORMLY successful and certain In
IL remedial sHscss. II produces rapid and POM
plets cures Of s~crofuia. Sores. Boils. Humors.
Pimplss, Kruptions. Skin Diseases. and al as
orders srisipg from impurity OF the BLOOD by
IT, inyigorstins effects It always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints. Female weak
uessss and Imsguluitiss. and 10 . potent 70.
newer Of vitality. For purifying the blood 1t
has no equal. Il tones mp the system. restores
and preserves the health, and imparts vieor
and snsrsy. For forty ysars II has been IN
extensive use, and II today the most available
medicine for the sunsrns siek, anywhere.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

\. HEwsON. escrsuy.
Francisco. California. splbtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03

GoLp HILL, Nay 1. 1ss0.-James Nso-
lands. Presidsnt. During the week We have
succeeded in lowering the water to . short
distance below the 5000 station. 20 that all
the drifts In the mine are now sufficiently
clear Of water 10 admit Of work being
again resumed. The south drift IN the
5000 level has caved In some places by
the action Of the water. and IL will require
about four days TO clean out this drift be-
fore we can 60 ahead with work In the
face. Today We are putting in our pipe,
etc., from the 2760 down to the 5000 level.
preparatory to resuming work on the lat.
ter level. This work will be completed
and operations again commenced on the
5000 level tonight. New brasses have
been put on the 5000 bob and some neces.
sary repairs have been made OF the north
incline track. Everything else is going
on a. usual and all our machinery Is work.
ing we'll. w. II. NINTH, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
n,.,ss cs..r..

Jas. q. Bartlett, the nsvly-appointsd
superintendent Of the Lsviathan mine.
arrived in Gold Hill this morning from
Ban Francisco. and took charge Of
the mine. entering ct once upon the
sotivs discharge OF his duties. John
MoMahon. who has been superintendent
for the last three years, rendered his
resignation some weeks ago. owing to .
desire 10 attend TO other mining opera.
lions with which hs 10 connected,
also rssisning his position a. Su.
perintsndsnt OF the Keystone mine
Tor the sam reason. BE proposes tax.
ing Q trip to Bodis. Candslaria and
Homer districts shortly TO see about
some mines there, and returning will
20 direct to Colorado on his way
to New York. BE proposes taking
q look ct the new mines Of Maine also
during the season. Mr.. McMahon's
extensive practical sxpsrisnos on the
Comstock and among the mines OF the
Pacific Coast entities his opinion In
mining matters 10 more than ordinary
consideration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
ADJOURNMENT OF Oongress.

WASHINGTON. May ga csucus OF
Republican Senators vas held Saturday
afternoon for the purpose Of intershang-
log views on the adjournment question.
No caucus action was proposed OF taken;
but entire unanimity Of sentiment was
developed In favor OF cooperating with
what is understood to be the purpose Of
the Democratic leaders to bring about .
hnal adjournment Of Congress on the
lst OF June. The general Impression
seemed. In case the session be not ended
before the meeting OF the Republican
National Convention. that there will b
. strong probability Of It's being pro-
longed for some time.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Piper. opsr. ae.ss.

The people Of the comstock will most
gladly welcome . little entertainment
now Of Q superior order. and such
Them as Mcguire Of the Baldwin Thestsr.
San Francisco, will furnish for . few
evenings commencing Thursday evening
next. Reserved seats can Be secured
tomorrow and the plays for the several
pishts and Saturday matinee will DO
found In d advertising columns today.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
The Mine Great Priselpiss Of Pes.
salsssi.

Professor Baker Of Virginia has given
each Of his teachers the nine great prin.
ciplss Of Psstalozzi. They are good
enough for our teachers, too:
1. Activity 10 the law Of childhood;
aocustom the child to do-educate the
hand.
q. Cultivate the faculties In their nat
ural order; first form the mind and then
furnish IL.
s. Begin with tbs senses, and never
tell Q child what hs can discover for him.
self.
4. Reduce each subject to IL elements
-one difficulty at . time 10 enough for
q child.
6. Proceed step by stsp-bs thorough.
O. Let every lesson have . point.
z. Develop the idea, then give the
term.
8. Proceed from the known to the
unknown.
Q. Synthesis. then analysis-not the
order OF the subject but the order OF
nature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Issrieas Accident.

At 1880 o'clock today James Nat
thsws, cage man Of the shaft, was very
ssriously injured At the Yellow Jacket.
Tho skip came up and dumped and Q
trunnion fell Of descending into the
north shaft. Matthews was going down
In that shaft and was on . load Of pump
castings 700 feet from the top, and
standing upon . platform az feet BY
~ feet when ovsrtaksn BY the trun.
MON. II struck him In the side. It
broke four ribs and bruised his hip very
badly. He was taken to his house.
north trail, Grown Point ravine, and
cared for. His injurious are serious.
but not necessarily fatal. The wonder
was that he was not knocked on his
slender perch and thrown to the bottom
OF the shalt about $500 feet below him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
No Mongollan Americans.

New YonK. May 3.-The World, rs-
ferring to tho recent application Of Ave
Cinnamon for naturalizing, declares that
no alien Of Monaghan blood can be law
fully made citizen Of the United States,
unless 9 Monaghan can DO correctly
described as q " free white person." On
what grounds can persons OF the Mon.
goliau race be called white ~persons2"
Does not Section 2214 expressly exclude
all aliens but white persons" and per.
IONS OF AFRICAN nativity OF descsntf"
One OF the Federal Courts has decided
that Chinese cannot be nsturalized In
the United States, but our New York
State Courts 30 stumbling on "allse
samse" as before.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
fnE ElEcr1oNs.


The election in Gold Hill II quiet.
A there 10 no opposition to the follow.
ing candidates they may Be put down q
elected :
Town Trsasursr-O. q. Gallup.
Town Trustsss-First Ward: Richard
Mercer, d. o. Dauchy, John McCurdy.
Second Ward: L. T. Fox, v. Lsmery.
Bor Town Marshal Mike Kennedy and
F. ". Folsom. present incumbent, are
contending. Party lines are not drawn
ct al. each voter using his franchise for
the one who suits him best. Az we 60
TO press Kennedy seems to have the
best Of the hsht. bat nothing positive
can bs determined till the count pro-
Deeds somewhat.
The vote ON the special school tax has
met . very determined and Q very blind
opposition from . certain class OF those
who should know better where their
true interests Lie. The solid men Of the
community gsnerally-msn who will
pay the bulk OF the tar II Il II levied
are voting '.yes" right along. And II 10
O little amusing to see men with half.a.
dozen children to be educated and not .
dollar Of property on which to pay
taxes, standing round the polls and
talking about not being able to afford
this tar.
But the tax will probably be voted
and the schools will bs kept open just
% they should be.
In Virginia sxcitsmsnt 10 red hot.
The Republicans started out their car.
riages and secured the Washington
Guard band and opened the day early
and moved Il strongly along. The Dem.
ocrats were not idle by any means, but
showed Q desire to husband their 70
sources for . grand advance later In the
day, so ~ to take possession II not pris.
oners.
The excitement eliminated In the 6so-
ond and Third Wards, and while all Was
quiet as between the parties, there was
considerable talk among the Democrats
on account Of complications arising from
the Mayor and City Attorney disaftso.
tons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.

Tho following letters, under the dates
given. have been sent from tho Comstock
to the principal Offices Of the various COM
panies in Ban Francisco:
ODniF.
VIRGINIA CrrY, Nay I. 1880. Z.
Weller. Prssidsnt: On our 2Se0 level the
east drift has been extended 10 feet. and 10
now in 3l2 feet from the incline, passing
through Q vein material showing some
quartz. We have started . drift In the
heavy quartz and clay formation passed
through In tho east drift from . point $50
feet distant from the incline. This drift
will DO continued in . southerly course,
following tho quartz and clay. and open
out the ground In that direction. We have
also started . joint Mexican east crosscut
on our northern boundary. In about two
weeks We shall reach . point from which
to start an upraise 70 connect with the
winze being sunk from the $500 level. On
our $500 level the joint Mexican uinze,!on
our north line, has been sunk and tim.
.bered II feet. making o. total depth OF ~
feet. and continues In . vein material
showing some water. On our 22oo level
the crosscut from the end OF the main
north drift IL In so feet. passing througha
dry vein matter showing quartz and clay.
Our slopes below the 2l0o level continue
10 Weld some ore. Our machinery 10 AL
working we'll. W. II. PArroS, Supt.
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Utah.

E. D. BOYLE. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03

21o ophir. 7x.7t
44s Mexican. z. 6h.6t
100 Gould L Garry. =. S9o
$40 Best 3 Bslcher. 81. 50
495 C~alifsrsis, Q 40. 24a
lao Savage. 2 As. 40 ..o
SIS Con. Virginia. Q 20. 8, 8 10, 3 %
lao Chollar. 10
$50 Potosi.'3
10 Yale & Norcross. 81. s4S
400 Crown Point. I 10. IN
A7o Ysllsw Jacket, ~, 5h,S ~
270 Imperial. $50
70 Alpha, 6S'
AIS Bslcher, AZ. 2 so. IS, Z 40
20 Conhdence,'ok
TOO sierra Nevada, lok. loa. lek
$50 Utah, 6k. sk. ca
ITO Bullion. 3 IS, 3 20
Exchequsr. AZ
10 Seq. Belcher. ~
100 0verman, 10
1875 Justice. I 05.
sac Union Con-. isk. 10. lst, lst,
l6k $50
100 Alta.
2io Julia, Soc
500 Silver Hill. $50
$40 Challenge, I IS. I 60
1850 New York. l0c, l5c
40 Occidental. I 10. I Is
ITO Lady Warrington Gen.. 100
72o Andes. $50
800 Scorpion. I 20. IN. 50
400 Leviathan. 25c
$40 Benton Con-. 40
$50 Con. Dorado. I Is. I 10
200 fiowery. i0c
COO North BONANZA. 2Sc
500 Essex. I 10
500 Atlantic, loo
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03

At $50 Saturday night Gre damaged
the rear portion Of the house OF I. I.
Mitchell. l54 South Howard street, vir.
ginia. ,
At s:l5 Sunday morning . China
house ON Union street, near d, Viz.
einia, was damaged $50 BY hre. 1t
was supposed that the place was unoc.
cupied, but II 10 now surmissd that 1t
was In use a. an opium den and that an
upset lamp caused the fire.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
The Bribers Pardoned.

HAnRnpuno. Pa, Nay s.-Ths Board
OF Pardons, after half an hours private
consultation, recommended the pardon
Of Ksmble. Crawford, Saltsr. Pstrof
and Rumbsrger. In 90 far Is their Inn
prisonment 10 concerned. The recon-
mendstion IL signed BY the whole Board,
Notwithstanding the fact that Palmer
Was not present. The pardons were
made out, sigBsd BY the Governor. and
taken TO the Sheriff Of Dsuphin county.
The fines, with costs, amounting 70
$6921. having been paid. the prisoners
were released and departed for their
homes. with the exception Of Rumbsrger,
who IL still here.
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-
Crown Point is down to the 5000 level
with its wipzs and will now run south to
meet Bslcher.
Bslchsr is repairing south drift. 5000
level, and is running north to connect
with the Crown Point winze and get
good air. H.e-double- thunder is no
name for II on the 5000 level.
Con. Imperial has connected its wines
on the $500 level, and 10 draining and
grading and timbering.
In . day or two Crown Point will
start Q drift from the Yellow Jacket
shsit on the 27O0 level to connect with
the long levels south through Kentuck.
Crown Point and 2760 Bslcher.
Gould 4 Curry will disappear from
particular paragraphs now AZ all work
10 done on the joint shaft. One assess.
ment . year OF 81 per share will run the
mine for . time ut least. The old works
look indignant, shut up tight and sweat
ing under the infection OF Con. Vir
Rinia's hot air. The mine Is In APPLE
pie order. however. and ready to be run
II required.
BY the loosenine the key fastening the
piston to the rod in the Union pumping
engine the pumps are imperative today.
bat will be- running again tonight. II
was necessary to take of the cylinder
head to get at the key. The donksys
pumped while IL was done.
Look out for 0phir and Mexican on
the $500 level. The formation in that
part Of the lode will bear Watching and
that 10 moro than can be said OF all
points just now.
Chollar 10 still pumping and bailing
and Hale & Norcross 10 waiting on the
24O0 for that work to be completed
before shs can 60 ahead there.
Union will soon have Its big 2-foot
sinking pump in position and then let
the water come in.
Forman shaft 10 experiencing . slight
decrease in water.
Ward il sinking again.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Printers u.,.. xi.esse..

Al the regular monthly meeting Of
washos typographical Union No. e5.
held yesterday. J. O. Harlow wal chosen
PrSsidsnt; John Mann, Vice President;
Plsarant Moore. Corresponding Seore-
tary; 8. II. Stsnhouss, Financial Seore-
tary; D. ]. Matthews, Treasurer; B. O.
Julian, Ssressnt-st.Arms, and P. Myers,
B. Glen, A. ]. Mccarthy and z. T.
Plank % the Board Of pifsetors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Grants Nomination.

New YonK, May ga Warrington
special to the Evening Posi- says: Senator
Conkling on Saturday said he had In
formation from Illinois which made him
confident that the State. ct its coming
convention, will declare for Grant, and
that he considered Grants nomination
at Chicago absolutely certain.
A special to the Herald gave . column
and Q half OF Conkling's views on
Grants prospects, delivered with . view
to publication. he says Grant will be
dominated and elected by . great ma
jority. he will carry New York and
four Southern States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
W. Il. PATTON. sups.
silyer Hill.

SILVER HILL NINE. Nay I. 1SSo:-W.
e. Dean, Secretary. The past week q
1900 crosscut has been extended and TIM
bered l6 feet, through the Same vein ma.
tsrial a. reported last week. The east
crosscut from the south drift has been run
fe feet, and shows clay and soft porphyry
In the face. At II o'clocnsT Tuesday night
ali work In the mine was suspended. TO
change our pump-bob on the surface and to
nut in Q new Offset from the pumprod con-
Meeting with the lower bob. II has been Q
heavy Job. and Il . good one. We expect
10 start the pump tonight. The watsr IL
now 20 feet above our 1900 level.
II. @. HILLYxR, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
california Matters.

WASHINGTON. May s.-Reprssentative
Horace Davis on Saturday presented
memorials Of the San Francisco Cham.
bsr Of Commerce praying that the
dsfsnsss Of that harbor DO armed with
40 10 80 modern heavy riAsd guns, and
that at least two turrstsd iron.olsds be
maintained there; that the size OF the
mail shipe 70 be subsidixsd By the Post.
master Asral b not presented BY Law
except In regard 10 vessels plying
between the United States and Europe,
Asia and Africa, and protesting against
The proposed dissenanpanos 81 Wells
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
CholIar.

VIRGINIA Orr. May I, 1851. n.
p. Harmon, Presidest: Since the letter OF
April "a was written q days work only
has been done In the south drift. On Sun
day, the 2Sth.' ct 8 O'Clock In the morning,
. large body Of water was me- with In the
face Of the Savage Company drift. The
quantity flowing out was found 10 DO much
greater than the pumps could raise. We
were forced Immediately TO put on the
bailing tanks In the hosting compartments
to assist the pumps. which prevented the
water from flooding the 2i0O level. This
compelled the suspension Of drifting. and
up TO this time the water has not lessened
sufficiently to permit Of removing the
bailing tanks. hence drifting cannot be
resumed. Ten feet were added 10 the
length Of the south drift. showing no
change In the material from that reported
ON the Gath. Isaac L. RxarA. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
The Anti.Third Formers.

ST.. LOUIS, May 3.-Mattsrs pertain.
ing to the Anti Third Term Convention.
10 be held here on May 9th, are taking
definite shape. Committees Of Arrange
ments and Reception have been
appointed. headquarters established at
Lacleds Hotel, tickets OF admission
printed, and other necessary arrange
ments perfected. The attendance prom
isss to be quite largo. All the railroads
terminating here will issue round.trip
tickets for the 9th and 9Th, good until
the 10th, under reduced rates.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Consolidassd Imperial.

GoLD HILL, May ., 1880. "A. x. p.
Harmo~. President: For the week ending
this date We have extended the north drift,
$500 level. 81 feet. and have extended the
drift going south or the same level % feet.
We effected . connection between these
two drifts last night. which gives rs . hne
circulation Of good air throughout q
$500 level. We are now engaged In grad.
ing this drift between the two wines.
4. @. HAMILTON, Sup't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03

VIRGINIA Orr. May I. 1s8o.-0sorge
C. Pratt. Secretary: During the past week
We have made little progress. An accident
occurred ON Monday, caused by the part
lug Of our incline cable. A new one 10
nov ON the ground and will be put In posi-.
ton ct once; also . new 6-ton giraffe. Tho
incline has been thoroughly repaired. and
We have also made repairs In the drifts at
the 1850 and 1850 levels. Our machinery
IL all In good order.
W. B. s~zxPpERD. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03

Fargo & Co.'S lsttsr.oarryipg service.
Davis and Berry both presented resoiu-
lions OF the California Legislature IN
behalf Of the oontinuancs Of the express
company's letter service; also . Legs.
iativs resolution asking Congressional
protection for settlers on governments
lands claimed by the Southern racine
Railroad in Musssl Slough District
Tulara county,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
The New Mi.i.s Law.

Mining men. supsrintsndents Of the
Comstoek. are . little disturbed in the
sven tenor Of their way BY the new Law
Of California requiring reports Of ex.
psndi,ures and operations in the mines.
strikes. etc.. under oath. ut the begin.
ming Of each month in relation to the
previous month. They seem to be at .
loss to know Just how TO proceed. There
Il Q meeting today In San Francisco Of
Presidents and Secretaries to talk the
matter up and to arrange for what 10
needed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Ala.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May I, 18So.-W. II.
Watson. Secretary: During the past week
the east crosscut, 1850 level, has been ad.
vanced 4s feet; total length. l07 feet. The
face 10 still In vein matter, mixed with
quartz yielding low Assays. The west
crosscut. same level. was driven 81 feet IN
the week ending this date; total length, %
feet. and NO sign Of west wall. Sinking
the incline will be resumed about the latter
part Of next week.
E. D. BOYLE. supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-03
Hale q Nsrerosa.

VIRGINIA Orr, Nay 8. 1sso.-Joel r.
Liohasr, Secretary: Since last report the
incline has been sunk Is feet; total depth
below the 22e0 station. laS feet. Battling
hot water st the Combination shaft heats
our mine TO such . degree that We were
obliged 10 suspend all operations on The
2l0o lsvel for the present.
PHILrrP DEIpKszxrNKH, 5upt.
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JuIia ~Cousslidasea.

VIRGINIA CrrY. May 1. lSso.-Hsnry
A. Charles. Secretary: The repairs on tho
Bullion and Julia Joint shalt have been
completed, and We are now engaged IN
bailing the accumulated water, which will
require SO hours to free the shaft. when
sinking will 81 once be resumed. The
total depth Of the shaft 10 2l6o feet. The
hosting machinery remains In excellent
running order. HENRY BAwDES, supt.
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.

T. B. Mcaurn runs an attractive win
dow at LOG South O street, Virginia,
whore he has his brokers' office. There
Il always . crowd around II, and hs hslps
the boys to make turns In stocks By
buying, selling and carrying on margins
for them a. they prefer. See his advsr.
tissmsnt under the head Of NEW To.