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THE EVENING NEWS.
Recorder's Coirt, Virginia. ? The
following business was this morning trans
acted before Judge Davenport : Pat. Mc
'iee, arrested by officer Lawton, for fight
ing, ?a< upon trial discharged. T. C.
Moore, arrested by the same officer on a
similar charge, pleaded guilty and was
lined and paid $20. E. Burton, arrested
hv officcr Hanks on a d. d. clfcrge, was,
upon a hearing, discharged. John and
William Alley, arrested by officer Dow
ney, charged with disturbing the peace,
were upon trial each fined ten dollars j
which they paid. Molly Tuers and Wm.
">:ouecipher were arrested by officer Ballou j
i>n a warrant, charged with having com- |
mitted an assault on Johnny Tuers. The |
prosecuting witness appearing and ac- |
^nowlcdging satisfaction, the complaint
was withdrawn at the cost of the proseeu- I
ting witness, and the respondents dis- |
charged. John Doe. arrested by officer j
llemmeron, charged with bring drunk and
disorderly. was, upon a hearing dis- j
rharged. John Kelley, arrested on a war- I
rant by Marshal Cooke, upon complaint
of Edmund Welch that he was fearful for
his personal safety, the said Kelly having
Made threats against his life, will be tried
this afternoon. Amanda Paine, a colored
American, arrested for disturbing the
peace and cheering for Jeff. Davis, in com
pany with other prostitutes, was fined and
paid $20. Civil Docket . ? In the matter
of Clark vs. Quigley, an execution has to
day been issued.
I'nion Meeting. ? The I'nion men of
Ward One. met last evening on C street,
iu front of the I'niou flub Rooms, and
building a huge boanre, were addressed
hv Col. Charles A. Sumner and other
gentlemen. .V stand was erected, on one
side of which hung in triple folds the
stars and Stripe*, while on the other
wound the colors of independent Mexico.
A huge crowd assembled, and as Colonel
Sumner crushed the copperhead with the
scathing truths of true I'nion doctrine, a
few stragglers sneaked out of the crowd
and sought some congenial rum mill,
while cheer after cheer rent the air, as the
Ixsh of words descended on the smarting
Sacks of copperheads. Col. Sumner made
a fine etfort and was warmly appreciated,
and is daily doing good service to the
cause. The Mexicans inspired by the
news from the loyal Cortinas, joined in
ihrongs the swelling crowd with a ?? Viva
ta Amerique," that came from their hearts.
The meeting was kept up until a late hour,
notwithstanding the bitter cold, and other
speakers addressed the willing assembly.
1'he Lavgh Tvrxkd. ? When the News
reached Virginia last evening, the Cop
perheads after reading the dispatch pur
porting to have been received by Weller,
were jubilant, and the News instead of
being an ?? Abolition Organ." was a little
the most reliable sheet issued. On the
strength of the dispatch some extrava
gant cuss, who had beat Faro, purchased
a pound and a hall of gunpowder, some
old anvils, and a bottle of strychnine
whiskey, and prepared to have a grand
hiss at their den on li street. While
some of the chiefs were spouting treason,
?ind the powder being burned iu weak
discharges, the true dispatch came, an
nouncing Pennsylvania had gone Union ?
?? Oh what a change was there, my coun
trymen." The anvils were thrown aside, !
the windy oration hushed, and like drops !
of water of a burning proxy, a few dis- j
cordant hisses, a splutter and the snaix j
retired to their dens to cur*e?he ?? Lincoln
hirelings."
i.o\\i. Irishmen. ? The ioyal Hiberni
ans will assemble this evening at their ;
Olub rooms on (? street, under Burnham
Hall's carpet store. The meeting will i
come to order at 7 o'clock, and it is to be !
hoped that every Irishman in the county |
who remembers the greatness of the im- .
mortal Eramett, will recollect his love of '
free people and free institutions, Rally, j
hoys, rally, for if there ever was a time in 1
the world when loyal men should come to |
the rescue of republican institutions it is
now, and we hope the loyal Irish of Vir- [
ginia, emulating the example of their San j
Francisco brethren, will swell the list of !
the Hibernian club of this city to one of !
\ast proportions.
The Straxger \ esterday afternoon
.1 lady, of Hibernian extraction, was con
veyed to the Hospital, evidently exceed- !
snglv ill, and claiming not to know the j
i-ause of her illness ; time, however, which |
developed all things, assisted in the en- j
trance of a "little stranger" as an addi- t
tion to our population, who is totally un- '
provided with "store clothes." Dr. j
Tucker will receive any donations of j
'? baby fixins " for the little fellow, and j
such will be most acceptable, for we can {
hardly believe that our benevolent ladies !
will suffer unknown merit to go naked.
We are more charitable than the poet :
" Oh. it was pitiful !
Near a whole city tfulL"
Property Holders. ? AUpersonsown- i
ing or having property under their con
trol in Storey county, and who have not
been assessed, will avoid trouble by call
ing at the Assessor's office in the Court
house, X?. 14, north B street, and giving
to the Assessor a list of property with [
full description, etc. By failing to do so j
such persons may, according to law, be |
assessed at any rate the Assessor may !
deem expedient, or the property may and
certainly will be assessed to unknown
owners (real estate) ; this causes trouble
and expense both to owners and officials.
Sic TRANSIT GLORIA ? SAGEBRUSH. ? The j
only prominent vegetable production of i
Washoe is about to be exterminated. The ?
hills and mountains around Virginia, are ;
covered with men, aye, and women too, i
gathering sagebrush for copperhead >
brooms. We witnessed this morning a i
gentleman ordering away one of the j
Hangers, remarking that out of sagebrush I
grown upon his ground, no copperhead- !
brooms should be made. j
Justice's Cocrt, Viloixia. ? The fol- I
lowing business was transacted this mom- i
ing before Justice Sawyer: French vs.
Krinke et al., ? Case on trial. Davis vs.
Gill is ? Action to be tried this afternoon.
Tortell et al. vs. Hastings ? Judgment for
plaintiff. McCluskey vs. Mallon ? Action
continued until to-morrow. People vs.
Bateman ? Action under statute for as
sault and battery ; case dismissed.
Board of Fire Delegates. ? The Vir
ginia Board of Delegates will meet to
morrow evening at 7 o'clock precisely,
and as business of importance is to come J
up for disposal, it is sincerely to be hoped
that about ten members most culpably
negligent and lazy heretofore, will for just
once try and attend to their business, and
do their duty to the companies they pro
fess to represent.
Bvixiox Lost A bar of bullion was
recently lost from the Pioneer Stage, be
tween Carson City and Strawberry Val
ley. The Company offer a reward of $500
in gold coin for its recovery, which will
prove a very good speculation for the
tinder thereof, as it would be a hard mat
ter to dispose of a bar of bullion without
being detected.
Eukkka Society. ? By an advertise
ment in another column it will be seen
that the Eureka Benevolent Society will
give their Anniversary Ball, at Sutliff**,
next Thursday. From the well known
manner in which this Society always get
up a good time, one of the gayest of the
year may be expected.
The Trrasaanblr Conspiracy *f thr
Capperbead.-Jlepari af ifce Judge
IdiMalr ?eacral.
! Oar yesterday's telegram contained a brief
allusion to the report of Judge Advocate
I General Holt npon the treasonable conspi
racy among the Copperheads: The Sacra
mento I'moh of yesterday contains the fol
lowing very full synopsis of that startling
report. Very apathetic Union men who
j have been inclined to 14 pooh? pooh" the
j rumors of such a conspiracy, had better read
j the following ? and Copperheads who have
! persistently declared that that party was for
the Union had better hunt their holes.
Kead :
judge Advocate General Holt s report up
on the testimony gathered by him concern -
inn treasonable societies formed in lojaJ
States as adjuncts of rebclliou, is published
in the Evening Post of to-day. According
to the report, this treasonable Order embrac
ed societies bearing various titles, such as
?' Mutual Protection Society, " Circle of Ito
nor." Circlc of Knights of the^ Golden Cir
cle," "Corps de Belgique. Southern
League," " Order of American Knights
?? Order of Sous of Liberty." " Knights of the
Order of Sons of Liberty," " Peace Organiza
rion," " Star Organization,'' " American ur
banization." " Democratic Invincible Club,
" Democratic Reading Room and Mc
Clcllan Minute Men." The latter title is the
one borne by the secret political association
! in New York and other parts of the Northern
States. Judge Holt sav it would seem to be a
branch of the ?' 0. A. iL." having substanuallj
1 the same object, to be accomplished, how
! ever, bv means expressly suited to tHelocah
I ties in which it is established. 1 he chief
I Secretary of this Association, Dr. K. t .
atevens," stated in June last to the reliable
witness whose testimony has i been furnished,
i that those who represent McClcllan s interest
1 are compelled to preach a vigorous Pros?j"'
; lion of the war in order to secure
! sentiment and allure voters. The McCleltau
Minute Men, as appears from a circular
issued by the chief Secretary, at New \ ork,
1 is organized upon a military basis similar o
1 ihat of the order proper. It is c"mP,^fi of
1 companies? one for each election district, ten
I I,f which constitute a brigade, with a BrlSa
| dier General at its head. The whole ?
I under a Commander-m-chief. Jbc hrst .u
preme commander ol the .h"
i Wright, editor of the New \ork .N not, who
i was last May sent to Fort U?y?te. \al
landigham was his successor; Robert Hollo
wav.of Illinois, was Lieutenant-General and
acted in Vallandigham's stead during his
'absence. Col. J. B. Sanderson, in his report
on the progress of the Order, expresses his
opinion that the Order was founded by W
landigham during his banishment, upon con
sultation with Jeff. Davis and othe^rom.^
nent traitors at Richmond, rhe Order rn
Indiana boasts that the ritual came direct
from Davis, and one of the witnesses posi
tivcly states that Davis is a member. The
number belonging to the Order has be^van
ouslv estimated at from ,!00,000 to 1,U00,0UU.
Vall'andigham, in his Dayton (Ohio) speech,
put it at i'lOO.OOO, which is probably nearest
the truth. They are connected through Ind^
ana. Illinois, Ohio. Missouri and New York.
In March last the entire armed force of the
Order capable o? boiuz notihed for effective
service, was represented at .>40 000 men The
testimony shows that arms have been fur
nished the members. In D.^ooto
ortice were found letters to ex-^enator Wall,
of New Jersey, in regard to the P"rc,h?'e,^
? >0,0(10 Garibaldi rifles, to be forwarded to the
men. Arms were to be forwarded by waw>f
Canada and paid for by assessment upon tin
different Lodges. Much testimony was taken
upon this point, and the report is full of cvi
denc- of extensive operations in this partic
ular. The ritual contains a broad declaration
1 Of State rights, and against the authority of
I the Federal Government to coerce b\ arms a
I sovereign State, and avers that the executive
1 otficcrs of the Government may be expelled
bv force of arms when they refuse to adnnn.
ister the Government in accordance ?nbthc
letter of the accepted Constitution. The
oaths dcclare that the members will defend
vith arms the principles of the Order when
ever directed bv competent authority of the
Ordc-. It Was admitted by one of the Order
in Missouri that on joining he unJer5'??l1
that the object was to furnish aid to theCon
federate Government. He adds 'bat the
Order is hostile in every respect to the Gen
eral Government aud friendly te the so-called |
Confederate Government. It was exclusi e ,
made up of disloya! pcrsons desirous of prc-^
serving the independence of the Confederates
whh a view to restoring the ? Ln.on as it
was " The purposes of the Order are shown
to be aiding soldiers to desert, the destruction
of Government property, the destruction of
private property and the persecution of Union
men, assassination, and finally, the establish
ment of a Northern Confederacy.
VcctDEST.? Yesterday two men named
Slocum and Meyers, were thrown from a
Wa?on in Six-mile Canon, the wheels of
the wagon passing over both, inflicting a
probably fatal injury on Slocum, who vvas
conveyed to Le Chante Hospital. Me> ers
was not seriously injured.
Reese River Bcllion.? Wells, Fargo
& Co. last evening received from Austin,
for forwarding, four sack of bullion wag -
ing 1S5 pounds, of the assayed value of
si^OS 52.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. HAKM:KT At CO..
C'nll the attention of their friends anil the public In
ceneral to the
MAX KKAXl'INCO
CLOTH I.\(i STORE!
- AXI> -
VIRGINIA EJUPORIU.U OK FASHION.
WHERE YOU 1' A >' BUY THE LATEST
It style* ot
(t'HTOn .HADK CLOTHING
-AXD
cjents' furnishing goods.
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes. Blankets, Trunks,
Valises, Carpet Bags. Kill Gloves, Perfumery, etc.
N.B.? New Goods of the latest style received by
everv Steamer, direct from New York.
WBENKtKTS BOOTS ? A full supply con
stautlv on hand. Remember
J. BAKXKRT 4 CO, C street.
.Next door to Wells, Farso t Co.'s okl office.
Inl if
REMOVAL.
RICE & LIVERMORE,
DRUGGISTS,
Have removed their place of busi
ness for a FEW DAYS, while their Old Stand
U urvierxoliiK repairs, to the
Room Formerly Occupied by the
HOST OFFICE,
Cor. B niid Taylor at*.* : : i t Virginia.
[ocio tfj
SITTERLV BROS.,
Photo;;i'?]>i>i<' Room ?;
B ?treet? Coraer of Taylor.
HTN. B.? Pictures taken in all styles ami slr.es, j
either from life ??r copied from oM pictures.
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To Let.
A SPLENDID ROOM IX A FIRK-PROOF Brick I
A Building. in Gold Hill. adjoining Maynard A
Flood's Hank.
Also? Another Rooiu, adjoining the Post Office,
now occupied by Judge Hall's Police Court.
ADDly to ii. ?. MATNARD.
Gold HllU Oct. 13. kn*4. oclfttf _
W. W. BISHOP,
at to k n k Y-AT-LAW, I
GOLD HILL, N. T..
Will attend to all boninmn intrusted to hi* care
in the several Courts of thin Territory. AIho, tha
Supreme Court, nnd the Court of Claims of the
I'uited State*. . up'Jl tf_
JOHX OWBOJI,
TOWN 8UUVKYOR,
HOLD HILL.
Order* lei't at the Marshall's Office, win be prompt
ly attended t?. tuy21 tt
a. ?. uiBBLr.. >? Hvitsr.
dibble & bykm:.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICK,
<1 South B Street, over District Court Koom,
VIROnrtA. X. T. Jnt If
W. GASTON,
Phyaicisn and Surgeon,
Office, opposite Veeert Hotel.
SOLD HILL. Jn6tf
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Union State Central Committee
? FOR?
NATIONAL UNION PARTY,
?AS?
CkMcn by Cramlin of Oct. 19, >M.
J. T. GOODMAN, I
A. HUNTER, I
J.H.MILLS, !. Ktorev comity
JOHN* CHURCH. )
E. F. GLOVER, I
C. L. PECK. i
i W. W* ROSS, i
I J. Nuely JOHNSON. J- Ormsby county
THOS. WELLS, \
JOHN W.GREER, )
I C. A. CHAPIN, J Lyon county
, M J. HENLEV. )
C. LAMBERT, >
; J. M. THOMAS, Wanhoe and Roop
! H. A. CHEEVER. )
J AS.' MCLANES' ) D"u8'b" cunn,>'
M. NICKERSOX. ( ,
L. B. MOORE, J L"dtr counly
EDWIN IRWIN Nve county
H. WHITEHILI ChurciiUl county
-AMUEL YOUNGS Earatralda county
A. I*. K. SAFPORD Humboldt county
Miners' Meeting !
A OKAXD JIASS HEETIKG
MINERS of STOBEY COUNTY
?WILL BE Ht-LD ?
lit Front of the International Hotel,
V STREET. VIRGINIA,
On Sunday Evening, 1 1 1 1 1 Oct. 16th, '64.
' Eloquent Speakers will address the meeting.
WILLIAM WOODBUKN, lWt.
i T. Mastrkson, Scc'y.
I Virginia. October 12th, ISftl. or 13 td
THE A.HEB1CA3T CITIZENS,
Of Irifth Birth.
' 4 KK REQUESTED TO MEET AT the UNION
: A Club Room oa TUESDAY EVENING, October
: I>th,at7?* o'clock, tor the purpose of forming an
| IRISH UNION CLUB. A full representation of
I the Irish citizens is requested. The meeting wlU be
, addressed by Judut* ltrusiinn, Hon. E. R. Patten,
i and other eminent speakers.
MANY IRISHMEN.
' Gold Hill, t^ct, 13, l*?i3. oclSat
? UNION MEN, RALLY!
The Mvcond Ward In ion Club Room,
ON II STREET, OVER MYERS' DRY GOODS
Store. Virginia, will be OPEN DAILY?
From 10 o'clock A. 31. to .5 P. 31.;
? AND ?
From 7 o'clock P. .11. lo 9P.
All good Union men are solicited to loin immedi
ately. By order ol' the Club.
_ M?22 tr A. WHITFORP. 8gc'y.
GERMAN UNION CLUB,
Ort^old Hill !
Members of the above named
Club nre notified that a meeting of the Clnb
will be held at the Theatre on WEDNESDAY
NEXT, the l??th hurt., at 7J P. M.
E. SHAEFFElt, Sec y.
Gold Hill. Oct. 17. oc!7 td
To the "Voters of Gtold Mill.
OFFICE OF COl'NTY COMMISSIONERS OF
Storey county, N. T., Virginia City, October 8th,
IsWl.? Notice la hereby given, that there will be a
a new Election l*reclnct established in the lower
part of Gold Hill, within the following boundaries,
to-wit: All that portion of Gold Hill lying south
of the southern line of Blanchard street ; and thence
running east and west to the eastern and western
boundary lines of Gold Hill. By order of the Board,
no m ' LVC1EN HERMANN, Clerk.
" Rally 'Round the Flag."
frN10X MEN OF GOLD 1I1LL, YOU CAN
unite with our Club any hour of the day from
now until election, by calling at the oftice of S. A.
Kellogg, the Secretary, next door south of the Post
Office. All good Villon men arc' solicited to enroll
I their names immediately. By order of the Club,
f se2!?ti' S. A. KELLOGG. Secretary.
GEORGE P. MORRILL,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
C NTKKKT.
VIRGINIA. IV. T.
ON HAND AND KG It SALK THK KAit
F?mc?l?
IRO.V UIXTlKt
And Camphorated Injection !
A tart* pure for ( ' ouorrtn*-fi aud Gleel.
GEO. I'. MORRILL. A|?at.
FKOFEMMOK KARKV'N
HORHE LINIMENT!
1'ited for both man and beast, and to the almoit
entire exclusion of fill other similar preparations
ill th<
Karal RrilUh Mtablm!
GEO. T. MORRILL. Atfent.
Physicians' Prescriptions
Accurately and carefully prepared, as uiual,
from the purest Drug* and tine Chemicals
CKORGK P. 7IOBKII-L,
Apothecary and Drutuist,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
tl afreet, Virginia, N. T.
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EUGENE BITTNER A CO.,
Main St., Gold Hill, SXL
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
Iron. ?
Hteel,
Stoven,
Tinware,
Crockery,
QIbm,
Coal Oil,
Lamp*,
Lard Oil.
PAINTS, BELTING, BRASS GOODS,
GAS PIPE AND FIXTURES ;
MANUFACTURERS OP
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE.
ffy!2 tl 1
GOLD HILL POST OFFICE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
THE MAIL**.
Arrive? California Malls, per Pioneer Stages, at 4
o'clock a.
Overland and Territorial Malls, p$r Lonp
ton's at 5 p. m.
Clows? All Malls close at 6 o'clock p. a.
OlBre Open? Front M o'clock a. *. to 8 o'clock p.*.
Jy2n tf O.IL PLATT.P.M.
$100 Reward !
nPIlE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID BY
JL the Sheriff of Storey county for the apprehen
sion and dellverv of A. BKBEN, a prisoner who es
caped from the County Jail last evening at 7 o'clock.
He had on when he escaped a grey flannel shirt,
black coat and grey pants? Is about 30 years of age,
and siteak* very broken English ; hight, "> feet 7
Inches; blue eyes, somewhat sore; thin whiskers on
chin, and a baker by trade. J. C. CLARK,
oclltf Sheriff of Storey county.
TURKEY, O'BRIEN Sc BILLET,
(Post Office Building Gold fill!,)
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND BROKERS.
JMTl'artknUir attention k! ven toussessmeut sales.
aua tf
Alfred Mayers.
A certificate of stock in the star
of the Went Mining Company was left at this
other, having been found In the street. Send for It
and pay for this advertisement.
Uolil Htll. Oct. 13. 1804. ociatf
SAMUEL ARNOLD,
TOWN M A RS HAL,
OFFICE? With Judge Robinson. f
Crockery and Giasxware.
JUST RECEIVED, A M08T SPLENDID STOCK
of Crockery and Glassware of the latest English
anil French manufacture. Housekeepers and others
are Invited to examine our new wares.
KORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hlll. .lune 17. t*H. Jnl7
BlonketH and Clothing.
Anew stock of blankets of different
qualities aud prices. Also, a limited stock of
f?r M'"e"K0K?i MurT
GoldHUl^J une 17. 1&H. Jnl7
Miner'w Lesgue.
OFFICE IN THE SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF
thelllllnols House on the DUide. Open dklly
trmrn a till v p.m. ant* ro
~ Willia.ni F.vftns
VOOB MEMORANDUM BOOK IS AT THIS I
X Office. PlewcaU, paj for thla advertisement I
and taka your propartr lyWtr
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
'?V ; . ? ' > I' "
Selling OH*! Selling Oil!!
0
SELLIW OFF!!!
We iint Now Selling OfT Our
IMMENSE STOCK
? OK?
Fall & Winter Goods,
Kmbrarlnc all kiadi of
GENT*' CLOTHnU,
HATM A>1> CAPS,
BOOTH AND HHOEM,
? ASD?
FURNISHING GOODS,
or all kind* and description*.
To which we invite the attention of our Friend* and
Patrons.
Our Stock will be Mold ni
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES f
At the Old IIouMf of
S. & CO.,
??1.D HIIjIj, W. T.
M in
REMOVAL.
H. C. KIRK & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
? AMI
IMPORTERS,
NO. 43 C STRKET,
KOl'R DOORS SOUTH OK TAYLOR.
? THE?
I.AKtiKMT AND FINCMT
DRUG 8TORE
ON THK PACIFIC COAST.
He. KIKK JL CO. IIAVK TIIK LAlUi
. r.ST AND BUST SELECTED STOCK
-OK
I> K U ?
Mill Ch?inlc?lK,
I . Vrids,
Haintct,
" Oil*.
rorh?,
(Tlansware,
Pprflimfrj-,
Klc., Etc.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
ACCURATELY COMPOINDED.
C. ?. CORNELL,
(Iraiiutt* Of lh? PMUdelpbl# College of Phinnicy.
ocri if No. 43 Cjittwl, JonM' Building.
E. W. K E l fs,
City Sexton
? AND ?
GENERAL UNDERTAKER,
N*. 96 Month C Htreri.
VIRGINIA.
JJA8 ON HAND THE ONLY" STOCK 0K
BARDTO W'B
?Tletallir Caikrli and Burial (.'nn,
PINK MAHOGANY COFFIN*,
? A\l> ?
I
COFFIN TRimniNnH.
In thin Territory.
....Alio....
; METALLIC COFFINS.
Of all kind!.
Oat t'p ml the Mhorrni NmJcc.
Also? a large assortment of
tllnr-PlaUd and 71 rial .Haanllagt.
CRAPE. ROBENi
GLOVEfl, FBINHKM,
And Natii Lliiap.
Particular alioullon paid 10
rTMHIPPING BODK?!^l
? AND ?
Knnrmla Attended to with Neataraa and
Dlapatch !
Retuenik?r Hie Old Stand.
ty No. SO South C Street.^3
K. W. KKYEM.
W A KINK HEARSE will be In readlnem in at
tend Funerals all over the Territory.
E. W. KEYEN.
No. 96 Month C alnrt,
ig. AND
complete stock of?
FURNITURE!
Kurninhlua Goods. BeddlnCi Blanket*,
Shrclln??, Etc.
I thank my old friends and the public generally
for pant patronage, and hope, by strict attention to
business, to ment acontlnuanceoftbe same.
49* Remember the Old Stand?
Na. 96 Sntli C street, Virciai** I
se23m K. W. KEVB*' |
GROCERY AND PROVISHI STORE,!
Brick Store, opposite Frankenbelmer's.
(TOLD hill.
j m t o
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE I
people of Gold Hill and vicinity, that he ho?
for sale a large and f rtah stock of ?,
?? groceriim and provihio.vs
Vfhlch he offers FOR CASH as cheap *??"*,!?
bought In the Territory, a trial of which will satisfy
any one of thattoct. Ills stock consists In pari ?l
Coffees, Sugars. Teas. Spices of all kinds, Pickles.
Flour, Hams, Bacon, Mackerel. Potatoes, Cheese,
Corn Meal. Rice, l?ggs, and everything usually found
to a Brst-class Grocery Store. AIM, a large
splendid assortment of CROCKERY WARK, of the
heaviest make, and moat fashionable styles. Alto, a
Urge assortment of HANGING LAMPS, and a laige
stock of Tinware. All of which, with large Quanti
ties of the tame kind received weekly, beomn to
the public, at prices which he ftaUoertatn ?rtll suit
T
R. H. MC DONALD & CO.
e. u. i'ioiivD. J. c. (psscib.
R. H. ^IfDO\ iID & Cor
J Hired, HicrinieiU,
, R H. McDONALD & CO,
| Ctriw Nanftomr *ad Piu
MAN FRANCIWO,
I
^IMPORTING WHOLESALE
J* DRUGGISTS.
WK RESPECTFULLY BEG LEAVE TO IN
form oar customers ?n(l the public generally
that we have opened a House In the city of Ban
Francisco, where we will be pleaded to see as many
of our old friends and customers as can make It con
venient to call upon us. We shall keep at both
places a large and well selected stock of
Druan and .Medicines Assayers' .Material*,
Solid nnd Fluid Ex- Retorts and Cruel*
traetH. ; bleu,
I Eclectic Preparn- Drug cists' Glass*
tions, ware.
! Patent .Medicine* Brewer*' Stock,
Trusses nnd Should- Soda Water Materl*
cr Braces, a Is,
Fancy Goods, Paints and Oils,
Abdominal Support- Keroaene and Coal
er*, | Oils,
Cfcenicals, all kinds, Camphene and Barn
las Fluid,
Shakers' Herbs, 1 Alcohol In Tin,
Together with a complete assortment ol all articles
In the Drug line. We uo not Intend to be undersold
by any house In California. Orders respectfully so
licited and goods forwarded toall parts of the Paclllc
coast and country.
R. II. McDONALD A CO..
Importing Druggists, Sacramento.
R. II. McDONALD A CO., San Francisco.
TRINREM AND KCPPOKTERN,
Gum Stockings, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder
Braces, Suspensary Bandages. Silk Klastlc Bandages
for Ladles. A very large assortment of articles In
this line. For sale by
K. H. McDON'ALD A CO.. Sacramento.
It. H. McDONALD A CO., San Francisco.
BREWERS' STOCK.
Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch, Keg
Corks. Kverything In this line of the best quality,
for sale upon reasonable terms.
N. II.? T en bales Hops Just received by Kxpresfl.
k. li. Mcdonald a co.
AHMVERH' MATERIAL..
Crucibles, Retorts, Acids, and a general supply of
all articles In this line. For sale by
It. II. McDONALD A CO.
ECLECTIC 1IEDICINEN.
We are constantly receiving, per express, supplies
from the mannthctorles. For sale by
R. H. McDONALD A CO.
TILDEN'f* Nl'VAR- COATED
PI M.N.
Of nearly all the Concentrated Medicines, put up
In bottles. For sale by
It. II. Mr DONALD t CO.
PERFUMERY.
We are constantly receiving articles in this line,
direct from Foreign and American manufactories.
For sale bv I!. II. McDON'ALD A CO.
PAINTN, OII.N AND VARN1MHEM.
Brushes, Feather Dusters, Zinc White, Fire-Proof
Paint, Linseed Oil, boiled and raw. For sale bv
It. II. MCDONALD A C.U
PATENT MEDICINE*.
We are Amenta for nearly all valuable articles in
use, and our stock Is unusually large. For Kale by
11. H. McDONALD A CO., Sacramento.
R. II. McDONALD Ji CO., San Francisco.
iU?UOO lbs* Bine Vitriol ;
5.000 lb*. Sulphate Irou ;
'2.000 lb?. Sal Ammoniac ;
'250 carboy* Eaatcrn Sulph. Aeld ;
100 " California " "
100 ? Eaateru Nitric u
lOO " Eastern Muriatic Acid.
Arctic Add ;
Chemically Pure Acid* ;
Iron lletort*;
(?la?i Retort* ;
Black Lead Crucible* i
Sand Crucible*;
Tent CilaHHCH ;
.>lattre*He*9 Etc.;
Together with a complete assortment or Chem
ical*. and articles used In Quartz Mining for the sep
aration of Metals. For sale by
b. ii. Mcdonald a co..
San Francisco and Sacramento.
NURGICAI, IN8TBIiraE!VTN.
Dlssectlug Instruments,
Stethoscopes,
Syringes,
Tonsel Instruments,
Amputating Instruments,
Breast Pumps,
Bougies.
Kye Instruments,
Obstetrical Instruments,
Polypus Forceps,
Pro bangs.
Post Mortem lustruments I _ .
Pocket Instruments, 'Cathetar*.
Trepanning Instruments, 'Cupping Instruments.
8peculums. Electro Magnetic Battuns
r. h. Mcdonald aco.,
Sacramento.
k. h. Mcdonald & po.,
San Frabclsco.
TARTARIC ACID.
Q AHA LBS. TARTAR C ACID. IN TIN
O.UUl/ cases. Of the beat Quality.
For sale by 11. II. McDONALt) 4 CO.,
Importing Druggists.
DENTAL IMPORTING
HOUS K.
R. H. UcDO\ ALD & CO.
NACBAnENTO,
Ft. H. M'DON ALD & CO..
HAN FBANCIMCO.
WE ItESPKCTFt'LLV INVITE
?T the attention of the Den '
Profession to our Urge and comph
assortment of Dental Goods, i
following comprising a part only :
Plain and Pivot Teeth, ;Ivory Handled Plujoters
Gum Teeth, lance assor't,; and Scaler*,
Teeth for Vulcanite work. Steel and Wire Handled
gum and plain, great va-i Plugners and Scalers,
rlety, Excavators, Durrs and
Jones & White's jsold foil, I Drills;
Watt's Crystal Foil and Screws Punches, Hooks,
Sponge Gold, Brushes and Carundum
Tin Foil and Plat I na plate, j Wheels
Gold Plate and Solder, Grind Stones and Polish
Dental Ghairs and Head, Powders,
Hosts, Lathes,
Forceps, a large variety, Mouth Mirrors, different
Files of all kinds, I patterns.
ANATOHKCAV* PREPARATIONS,
Consisting of Upper and Lower Maxlllarlea, carved,
exhibiting Nerves on one side and Artery and Vein
on the other. Headk with carved Jaw, exposing
fangs of Teeth, 32 in uumber.
Vulcanixers, Vulcanite Teeth, Rubber and every
thing for dolug vulcaulte work In the latest and
moHt approved styles, together with nearly every
thing ubchI by Dent tots, all of which we xhall sell at
very low price*, and respectfully solicit Dentists to
call and examine and price our goods.
Goods packed with care, auu forwarded, by ex
press or otherwise, to all parts of the Pacific coast.
R. H. McDONALD k CO..
\Vho4esale Druggists, Sacramento.
R. H. McDONALD k CO., San Francisco.
PLA8TBB PARI*. *
A large bat of Planter Parla, Marble Dust, Cement |
ami Whlttii*. "?-1f^M<.D0NALI)&C0.,
Wholesale Druggist*.
TIACIIISIK oil..
Winter Strained Lard Oil.
Pure Sperm Oil)
Cnadulterated Polar OU,
Patent I.obrlratln* Oil, |
For sale by R. II. McDONALD A CO.,
Oir.l? FOR BVBNING.
A mi pert or article of Downer1* Ke roeene Oil, Lamp I
Oil, and othrrs for thU purpose we olftrat the loweat
market rates.
HTWeh arr taken math paiaa la
Ike mIniI** af Cfcaiee Article*, and
can |?raater aatiaracllaa.
B. H. .Tic DONALD dc C O.,
WHOLBHALE DBCfiGIITS,
?acraaaat* aid lu Vnuaclwa
laoWtf)
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
KORN BROTHERS,
MAIN STREET GOLD HILL.
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL DEALERS IR
GrooeriM,
F"rovl?ioni?,
Wines,
Liqnorm
Clothing.
Crockery,
Glouware.
Boo tm,
8ho??,
Powd er,
Vnu,
. Pick*,
Shovels,
Plated Wwe,
Ktc., Etc., Etc.
, OUR
Gr R OCERIES
i
Are Selected
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET,
And can be Bought
AT LOWER PRICES;
Than anywhere In thlt Territory
Ikorn brothers,
! !
I MAIN STREET GOLD HILL. I
j focI2-tf]
E. CUSHING Ac CO., j
I Main (Street, ? 1 1 > ? ? ? 1 1 1 Geld Hill, N. T. I
DKALCK8 IS
HARDWARE,!
STOVES,
IRON AND STEEL,.
Belting. Hose,
Hacking, Rivet.
Lead and Iron Pipe.'
? MANUFACTURERS 0I> ?
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET-IRON WARE.
*
"DARTICULAB ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL
A kinds of Job Work In our line
W Air Pipe mmte at the ahorteiit pomI- i
ble notice,
GUSHING 4 CO.,
fylj tf Gold Hill.
REM <3 V X L.|
MAX LKVY,
Having removed his entire stock of |
Goods to
No. VI South C Street, between Union
and Taylor Streets, Vlrdnl*,
Will be pleased to receive a call from hlH old friends
ami customers In Gold Hill and vicinity, feeling as
sured that he.wlll be able to suit them, both In price
and quality, with
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, |
NlliVER AND PLATED WARE,
AND CLOCKS,
Equal If not superior to any store in Virginia City. |
43-Remcmber the Number-li^^ ^ !
Virginia, August 12, ISM. ' * augi23iu
DRYGOODS! DRYGOODS!
' DR Y GOODW ! !
A liirgc AiMrlMfal ?l
; Fall & Winter Dry (wood*,
JI XT ARRIVED AT
k ROSEKER Ac ??.?,
. ON C STREET,
Oppaaile Wflll, Fare* Sc
pOSSISTISG OK EVKRY VARIETY 0F
DRESS GOODS!
-SUCH AS
Plaia, Calared Bad Vmmcj
REP SILKS!
All Colon or
FOULARD DELAINBN !
Empres* and Ottoman Cloths,
Plain and PhM
IRISH POPLINS!
; French, Bngllsh and American
CALICOES!
A, Fine Assortment of
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks!
BrwkM ul Plaid
I WOOLEN SHAWLS!
I
An Immense Assortment of
COTTON" HHKKTING8,
Wkiu, C?l*nd and PlaU
FLAXSEU.
Table Linen, Towels & Napkins, !
IRINH LINBNH.
|
A Fine AsaorUnent or
Ladies' and Genta' Underwear,
-**?
WOOLEN HOSIERY.
KmI Thread, Cfcantllla, ValeDrlrnnem
(?Impure u4 Liiea
CKOTCHJBT LACES!
Needlework,
KUGINON AND INMEBTIIVGM,
Falat l?ace C ollar* and Het?,
K1CII FANM,
Side nnd Rack Comb*,
ALBUMS, CARD CARER.
RIBBONS, ALOVE8,
HANDKEBCHIEPN,
Anil without fail, the Largent Variety or
Dry and Fancy Goods
IN VIRGINIA.
N. B.? Otie of oar Firm,
MR. L. KONKXKK,
In always at San Francisco, ready to flg any orders
which may be wnt for, with dispatch.
|
S. B.? We *J*> have the agtncy of the
FLOREHCE 8EWIH0 MACH1HE8,
Wklekantke BetKlal'ae.
AndKMnirat tow Prteea. from *75 upward.
91?i^AD,IW' C0MK AXD ?A?IM OUB
S. RO?ElVER Sc. CO.,
c mm, * 1 1 viuinru,
Owi^iWall^ltomtCa.
Jraodi, tpanliti aad 0<nwa apakaa. octt 1
HOTELS -RESTAUR AKT8 - 8AL06WB.
?PKKMe or THE
WARfl A SPKIMM
HOTEL.
GAEDNER & KLA8ING,
fpoppietorm.
rPHE PROPBIBTOB8 WOULD RKfPKTrCL
J. LY announce to the public that on and mtiZr
tbls date they will open thli New, Lane and Com
modious Fire-Proof HOTEL, for the entertainment
of Its patrons. This Hotel la situated one mile an*
a hair east of Canon Clty.on Carry's new macadam
lied road, leading from Carmon to virflnla City u
thoroughly Ore-proof and elegantly furnished
throughout. The rooms are targe awl airy, and ex
pressly adapted to the comfort and convenience or
families. A Hnely famished Hall Is attached to this
establishment, suitable for Pleaaure and Cotillion
Parties, for which music can be Csrnlshed by the
proprletora on short notice.
The six large SWIMMING BATHS connected
with thl? Hotel are a moat prominent acquisition to
the health and comfort of patrons. Having been re
cently thoroughly renovated and made separate and
distinct from each other by close partitions, and
so graded that persons can select any depth of wa
ter, ran^lne from two to seven feet, varying Id tem
perature ; t- n I being contlnusllr fed by large living
streams of 8ULPHUBIC WATKK, are always
pure, and hive secured an enviable reputation l?r
their hralth-restortng qualities. A. Carry's omni
bus run i lYom Carson City to and from this Hotel
hourly.
The Saloon will always be snpplled with the rnj
beat material for luxurious use.
Patrons from abroad will be left at the?
WAll.ll SPRINGS HOTIL
By the Pioneer, Ungton's, Wilson's, or the Dayton
line of stages.
X. B.? Breakfast or Dinner Parties accommodated
on the shortest nottcc, with all the .dertcaclje tha
market affords. B. L. (MHDKXB.
ociatf II. KLASI-NQ.
FINCH'S SALOON,
(Haia atreet, telew the New*
GOLD HILL.
Till! PROPRIETOR WOULD INFORM TBB
public that his BAR l? supplied with aa gwd
Urandiew, Gin, Wines,
And oilier Refreshments. as *ny In Gold Bill. Md
he solicits a continuance uf the very liberal patTM
age bestowed upon II.
All kinds or FRUIT, In season, cut also be obtain**
at his saloon.
LAOEB BEER,
From the best Brewery In the Territory (8tz-mM
Canon), can be obtained here
Br the Olasa, Qaart mw OallM,
at all hours. Also ? TOBACCO, CIGARS, and a lot
of YANKEE NOTIONS.
THOMAS E. FINCH, Proprietor.
Gold Hill. August 2U. MM. auWtf
VE8EY m HOTEL,
Mil UlMI, G?M Hill,
?. J. ARMSTRONG, Propridt'r.
This well known house has been
leased by the undersigned, and la now open as a
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
With a constant endeavor to aflbrd superior ac
commodations to boarders and the traveling public,
lie solicits a share of their patronage.
ocll If E. J. ARMSTRONG.
WASHOE EXCHANGE
BILLIARD SALOON,
IV*. 91 Rraik C street.
(I P ft T a i n s ).
nENIKN. C. H. FLINT * CO.
Have this day purchased the intkr
twt of D. H. Russell In this well known Saloon,
and will be pleased to receive acall from their friends
and the public.
Fire Marble Bed Billiard Irtin
Will always he found In good order, and the BAR
will be supplied with the finest Wines. Liquors and
Clears. [ocStf) C. II. FtlNTi CO.
GLENBROOK,
I. akr T?k?f, I?>r>4a TerrfM cy.
AS. BEATTY (OF THE MANSION ^
? House, San Jew?,) wishes to Inform pS
i bis friends and the public generally, that be JUft
i Ita* taken tbls new and elegantly furnished Sou*,
built by Messrs. Winters & Colbatb. No palaa will
be spared to make this one or the finest Bummer
! Resorts on the Pacific Coast. Let the Meads of
? Izaak Walton come along? plenty of water and
i plenty ol trout.
' ta*The Pioneer Line of Stages stop daily at Ibt
I House. augd If A. 8, BBATTT.
GOLD HILL HOTEL.
I HAVE LEASED THE GOLD HILL UO-^HIl
tel. which I have thoroughly renovated ?QT
l and now open to the public as a clean and
I wholesome Longing House, where the
poor and fastidious can be accommodated. I would
I respectfully solicit the public to call and examine
' my rooms. Suits of Rooms for families. Single
Rooms. Single Pulu Beds at JS cents.
! The BAR will be storked with the best brands of
I Liquors. JOEL A. PEDLEB, Proprietor,
(told Hill, Oct. .1, lo6t. oc5m_
! CHABLBV WHITE'S
EXCHANGE AND BILLIARD SALOON,
Brick Bulldlr^ojjijslte police Court,
i "IiriNKS, LIQUORS, CIGARS, ETC' OF THE
Yt best quality kept at the Bar. FREE LUNCH
I served every (lay.
The proprietor will be happy to meet his (Mead* at
all times. jjt tf
Torn Vepein Hall,
(Next Building above the Oou> Hiu. Nxws Oflce.)
I fTHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INF0BJ1 HIS
! X many friends and the public In general that he
has again >*aaed the above-named building, the
; Hall, which Is now the most suitable one in QoM
i Hill for Balls, Public Meetings, etc., and which will
i be rented for suchpunmses at any time.
! The best WINES, LIQUORS, and CIOABS kept
i at the Bir" CJyUtf] FRED. UHL
I RICHARD iAXDBRj [SDW. KIUVM
SAN FRANCISCO REST ACS ANT,
Sander dc Schaefer, Proprietors,
Main street, Gold Hill.
i ^JEALS SERVED IN EVERY
Game, Finh, Egg*, l&Bf
And a! the delicacies of the season, aeCTa^i^a
superior manner.
ccl2tfl
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
BERNHARD FRANZ,
No. 43 South C Street,
Virginia N.T.
BOOKS, STATIONERY and MUSIC,
Circulating Library.
Deutucbe BuchhtDdlnng.
LIBRA IR IK FRANCAISE.
LAW BLAN KM.
LBOAL BLAVXS, SCHOOL BOOKS
-Alt D
Wrapplng Paper.
SOLE AGENT FOB THE TERRITORY OV
Nevada of H. H. Bancroft & Co '? Law Pub
lication! and importation ?, and their haad-aiada
Linen Paper. Alao tor W. B. Cook'a Law Blaaka.
jy A full aeeortment of Staple and Paa?*
Stationery alwaye on band. Snbaertptioma aad
advertiwmenu received for J. BilrennJtb'i Boyal
Qaarto Work, entitled the "MrTALIC AID Asu
cultural Wealth or thi PAcmc Statu,"
1,500 pafee, 1.000 Ulnitratiou; In f.imllah, ht?i>,
Spanish and German.
Ja30 tf BERNHARD FBAMt.
ST. CHARLES MARKET,
Main Street. oppodte I be Ectlpee Mill,
(laid Hill, limit Nevada Territory.
AT THIS MARKET CANAL
waye be found the cbolcent
j MentM,
Hpring Lamb,
Heel",
Mutton,
Veal and Pork.
Lowe at Miwket Price.
Particular attention paid lo Hotel* ami Pilvat*
rp!\T 8WTPBI A BMtU.
UNION MARKET.
GOLD HIIiLi
rpilK UNDKBSIGNKD, HAVING LXABBD TBK
I above named Market, U prepared to aapptf kla
cuKtotnrre with the tint quality of?
SKKP, | POBK,
^VKAL, I SfUTT'W, a
Kir., Etc.t
Cf At the LiowMt TT?tr?
Hotela and Pamllle* will receive parUc*lar aUes
Goid Hill, gcpc 19. 1 an. aan i i
B. LEVISON,
OppMlte Buk Kxetaaav, > 1 1 tG?U BBt,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer to
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
01*?, TsUan rueyfoxxls
K^?$!2ES0t1'tWBW