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THE EVENING NEWS.
Τ·μ<» Ereilii Sept. M. 1SC9
Mare «I White Pine.
We bad the pleasure of « «bake hands
this morning with Thomas Cordiell, well
known to most people at Virginia'as a
prominent resident and an excellent
man generally—even if he is a Demo
crat. He got back from White Pine
yaiterday morning, and as a general
thing speaks well of the new Silverado
and its prospects, although he dors not
talk of going back there immediately.
He says things are rather dull there at
presant, but are looking up a little, aud
will com· out all right next season
without α doubt. He speaks of Mike
McCluskty, Brier, Jack White anil many,
other old Gold Hitlers and Virgioiaus
as healthy and hopeful and liaale to do
well· Neither of them hare been killed
any as yet, although trom the way men
ar· getting shot, killed and cut up ο it
there the White Pioers do not lack for
daily sensations in that line. It nrint
be some like Virginia City was in tli»
early times—a " man for breakfast"
served'up quite frequently.
Last Saturday afternoon, at Hamil
ton, according to the Inland Empire,
Johnny McGlade, the noted pugilist,
was shot by α young man named John
Leonard, with a Deringor pistol. The
ball took effect iu the abdomen, nbout
two inches to the right and above the
narel, and McGlade died from its e3>ets
in about 13 minutes. Tbo shooting
took place in the Fashion saloon, and
was simply the result of α difficulty oc
curring some 20 minutes previously, in
whicb McGlade knocked Leonard down
twice with a " billy," such as is some
times used by policemen or foot-pads,
inflicting a Yery ugly and painful cut or
brois· on the left cheek bono, near the
eye, and also another ner.r the fore
head ; outsiders interfering prevented
further injuries. As soon as Leonard
had partially recovered ho staggered
out of the saloon, but shortly afterward
returned with a pistol. Meeting Mc
Glade about tbo center of the saloon, he
approaebed him, mado some remarks
not understood by any of those who
were present, and instantly Π red the fa
tal shot. 11 McGlade exclaimed, " My
God, I am killed 1" or words to that ef
fect, and moving out towards the front
door of the saloon, rested upon α friend,
to whom be remarked, " My goose is
cocked 1 I am a dead man !" lie was
quickly conveyed to a room over the
Silver Brick saloon, where, 15 minutes
later, be breathed bis last. Meantime a
•nrgeon was summoned, but bis services
were of no avail. Immeeiately after
the shooting, Leonard ran down to the
Station-home uud gare himself up to
Marshal O'Keefe. He has the appear
ance of being α mere boy, and from all
account* bas heretofore been quiet and
peaceably disposed. He formerly lived
in Sacramento, where some of bis rela
tives still reside. McGlado was an
Irishman by birth, aged about 37 years,
and widely known throughout the Uni
ted States as a prominent number of
the P. R.—having fought 24 battles.
The funeral of Ileubeu Cross, shot in
a dispute about a wood ranch the day
previously near Hamilton, was well
attended by a large procession of citi
zeos and friends, in carriages, on horse
back and on foot. Anderson Cross,
brotberofdeceased, also sbotutthe sauie
time, ie still alive, aud bis friends have
Strong bopes of his ultimate recovery.
New discoveries of precious mineral
are being daily made. Oa Saturday last
Abraham Gould (locator of the Gould
& Carry mine), Bob Tyler and James
Pearce brought in some samples of ore
from Spring Valley District, says the
Empire, which will equal anything in
White Pine. Some of it shows pure
silver and assays as high as $13,000 per
ton, without a trace of base metal ex
cept a little copper. Spring Valley
District ii 60 miles west of Hamilton
and 25 miles south of tbe road leading
to Austin. During tbe week ending
last Saturday there was shipped from
White Pine ballion to tba amount of
$63,S57 26. This is exclusive of the
shipments from Newark, and also of tb·
metal bullion shipped from Swansea,
which wculd probublv swell the amount
to $75,000.
Piria'e Opïra House.—Owing, prob
ably, to most people wailing over until
to-night, in order to see the " Green
Monster," the attendance at the Opera
House last evening was rather ligbt.
Tbe entertainment, however, given bv
.. 1 ^
IUQ dnitlurk»· » | " -««r ' - · J © -, .
a· usual. The closing piece—tbe " Brig
and'· Punishment"—finishing up with
a splendid tableau, illuminated with |
Bengal fire, was especially fine To- j
night tbe grand piece of the season, so
long and actively :n preparation, vfill
be produced ia grand style. It is tbe
" Green Monster." All who bave ever
witnessed it are glowing in their de
scriptions and approval of it as a play
of ttarvelously peculiar merit, replete
with wonderful transformations, re
markable feats of agility, trick scenes
and amusing incidents. The piece costs
over $400 to put upon tbe Opera House
stage, which, together with the scenery,
etc., has been terribly cut up and mod
eled just to suit tbis play. The Marti·
netti's will do tbeir level best to-nigbt,
giving two or three other new and
choice pieces, in addition to the Green
Monster.
IsoifT">?a and Useful Μαοιπνβ.—,
At Fredericks' well known paint and
furnishing store, C street, Virginia, this
morning we were shown a very neat,
(impie and ingenious little machine for
trimming the edges of wall paper. The
roll of paper revolves on a wire thrust
through the centre of it, and unrolling
a· a crack is turned, tho edpee to be
trimmed passes between a couplo of cir
cular knives, and is neatly rolled up at
the other end of tbe machine, as before,
with the edge taken off smoothly and
evenly, far more so than by either
(cissori, or a straight-edge and knife,
and in one-twentieth of the time. The
machine it tbe invention of Messrs.
Gould & Perry, of Reno. It is only
about a couple of feet square, and 13
indeed a useful arrangement. It can be
seen at Fredericks'.
Taa Cbaxpiok Ccc.—Tamkin, winner
of tbe champion cue of Nevada, played
a match game of billiards at the Washoe
Exchange Billiard Saloon last evening
with Brimacomb, who bad challenged
him, for tbe cue and $100 in coin—500
pointe. Tamkin won. Subsequently
they played another challenge game for
tbe cue and $50 in coin. Tamkia won
again. Brimacomb still bas hopes, and
now challenges him for the cue and
$200 in coin.
Fia· Am*.—The ruins of the Wash
ington Brewery started burning again
tbli morning, about 4 o'clock, causing
an alarm, which brought out some of
the machine*. Engin,, Xo». t and 5
played on the fire and put it 0nt.
Still arria Tain—Washoe Engine
Company No. 4, Virginia, Btt, after
4ronee and delinquents again at a spe
cial meeting this evening. All inter
eited bad better be on hand without
fall to-night.
ARRIVALS AND DBPARTCRES.
Arrival·.
mr wr.u.e, yahoo and co.'» lixb.
A Rothchild, Mr Willougbby, A Smith
Mrs Nye, Mr WiUon, Mr Thayer, C A Ha·
ley. J Ôwen, L D Willey, Mr McKinnejr, A
Williams, J Sulloy, J Keller, Mi<s Armimr,
Mis» O'Ncil, Mr Davis, Mr Mason, Mr An·
drews, C J Sulley, M Cohen, Β Lapadine, J
M Smith, Mr· Reynolds, Mr Nye, Ρ Ford,
Mr Daley, Τ G Melchute. Β Smith. W Ham
ihoa, Mr» McKinney, C Oook. J Ε Isaacs,
J J.ihns. Mrs Armijer, Mr Douglas, Τ Β
Smith, Mr Buckuer.A Mulek, Mr Colridge,
Τ Cordieli, C M Connor, Τ Delany, A L
Comstock, Miss Reynolds, Miss Tu'usig, Β
Gray, Mr Putman, D Ρ Brown, M Rich, D
C McCarthy, C White, Mr Strrcis, J W Ad
am*, J W Xewland, Mrs O'Neil, Β Newman,
Mr· Graham, C Rcvsc, Mr Davies, M Bowie,
A Flctchcr.
Departure·.
■T WELL*. T\ItOO ANS CO.'β LIXB.
Nellie Brimmer, M Goodman. Mrs Mitch
ell, Gen Davis, Mrs Donohue, Mr Crotop, L
Roderick·, R Bell, Miss Stevens, Mr Griffin.
I G Jones, D Costaria·, Mr Smith, M Har
binger. M Gunnine, Mrs Meyers, Mme Del
mas, Ε Prcscott, Mr Bullfinch, Wm Nelich,
Ο Η Baker. A Ilermit, Jas Williams, W Η
Brown, H Neleigh, Mr Malonc and wife, Mrs
Harlcv, Jno Paine, Mme Mauge, Jesus Cota:
Wm Kcnnry, Mrs Carter, Wm Scanlen,
Mar^r Jane McDuŒe, Mr Carter, L Ρ Drcx
lcr.
bt vrooDBCrr and snnoh's lixb.
Chas Bodiien, Wm Shea, Jno Mullin, R
Hars, Geo Archularious, Β F Wallace, j Β
O'Ncil, Β Feig, J F Davis.
Tne Scarcity or Watbr.—Owing to
an unusually dry state of th· weather,
the rivors, strciiiu3 and springs through
out the country, seem to be particularly
low this summer, so much so that in
Philadelphia, Xew Y'ork and other citie9,
great complaint is being made at pres
ent of the scarcity of water. Ilero in
Virginia and Gold Hill we also have
rather α scarcity of water, owing to the
spriu^s furnishing th· supply getting
low. nt scarcity or water in niua
delphia dates from the great whisky
conflagration of some five weeks ago,
whereby no less than 25,000 barrels of
that popular beverage were destroyed.
The inference is that since then the
Philadtlphian* havo been obliged to
dtir.k water. They always considered
water good enough to wash and batho
in, with proper precautions, but now
they Cud it good to drink, hence the
unusual complaint and scarcity of it,
extending even to New York and Boston.
Profiting by the sad experience of the
Philadelphia folks, perhaps it would be
as well for the people of Virginia to
attend well to the safety of the whisky
supply, lest they, too, might be reduced
to the calamity of having to drink
water.
A Commissioned Reporter.—By ref
erence to onr Carson items it will be
seen that Frank Fanngtoo is commis
sioned as Ordnance Officer on the staff
of General Johu B. Winters. We re
joico in the promotion of our ancient
comrade of 'be répertoriai penrll.
When he used to be common reporter at
Virginia he used to hare a good many
city ordinaices come nnder his hands,
therefore the appointment is an emi
nently fit and judicious one. Hurrah
for Major Farington !
Dead.—Mon». Laraolle, well known
to alt the French residents of this sec
tion, as formerly keeping a restaurant
oa uorth C street, Virginia, latterly at
Meadow Lake, and still more recently
at Winnemucca, died at San Francisco
a day or two since, whither he tad gone
on acconnt ofill health.
PfiEACtnso Το-Χιοπτ.—As we stated
yesterday, Rev. Mr. Latbrop will give
another of his very eloquent and inter
esting sermons this evening at the Pres
byterian Church, South C street, Vir
ginia. A free and cordial invitation is
extended to all to attend.
SPECIAL" NOTICES.
Λ Fasiilt Sewing Machine or a Silver
Watch given to evsry club rf subscribers
to .4rno/J'j Magazine. Persons raising
half a club have tbe choice of a set of
Silver Forks, Table or Tea Spoons.
Agents wanted, male and female. Large
wages paid. Send for full particulars.
Address Francis k Co., care box 2,021,
San Francisco, Cal. selMt
Look Ulue! Re\d Τπμ!—S. Haas &
Co., tho pioneer clothing firm of Gold Hill
aud Virginia, are in fui I receipt of the very
latest fill styles of fine clothing, business
cuits, and gents' furnishing goods of every
description, from the best and most popular
manufacturers in the East, which they are
selling CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAP
EST. Their extensive stock is composed of
the best material, carefully selected and made
up in the best possible manner. Patronize
home institutions. We allow none in our
line of business to undersell us.
HAAS & CO.,
sel-tf Main street. Gold Hill.
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD,
V» t 1 .« U, Mr...w,u ,
' Train leav··* Sacr.uncnto daiiv at 0:30 a. x. ;
arrive. at Junction, 7:40 a. x. ; Colfax, 9:40 a. m.;
Reno, 4:00 r m ; Wadswqrth, 6:10 r. M. ; Carlin,
7:30a.m.; Elko. ft35 a.m.; Promomorv, 10:00
p. M. : Omaha. 3:10 P. M. ; CMcago, 4:15 i\ a. ;
New York. 6:30 A. 31.
RETURNING.—Express Tratu leave* Prom
ontory daily, 4:10 p. * ; arrives at Junction, 12:30
p. >!. : Sacramento. l:Ju P. fl.
TUROl'GH TIME GOING EAST. —From
Sacramento to Omaha, 4 day» and 7 hour» : to
Chicago, 5 day* and 7 hours ; to New York, 7
day*.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (Sunday* excepted)
leave Sacramento 0:30 Α. κ. and 2 p. w. ; arrive
Junction 7:40 a.m. aud 3:13 p.m.; Marvsvilli·,
0::*) a. M. and 5:30 p. x. Leave* Marvsvilie 5:30
a. M. and 10:10 a. *. ; arrive* Junction 7:30 A. x.
and 12:20 p. x. : Sacramento 10:00 A. x. and 1:20
P. M.
THROUGH FARE REDUCED.-From San
Francisco or Sacrameuto to Omaha, $(>3 25; to
St. Louis, $!)* 50; to Chlcaje, $97 50; to New
York. SUS 50: to Boston. $114 75.
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING COACHES
are ran dally from Sacramento to Proaioatorv.
Dcible Lower Berth. $5 00; Dauble Upper
Ber!h, $5 « ; State Rooms, $12 00. Douolo
Berths accomm jdate two persons ; State Rooms,
four per-Ou».
SECOND CLASS TRAINS leave Sacramento
daily ^Sunday* excepted) at 2:00 r. M. Fare to
Omaha, $13 CO; St. Louis, $45 00; Chicago,
$15 00; New York, $55 00.
CHILDREN not over Twelve (15) years of
gee, Half Faro; under Five (5) years of age,
Free.
IOO POUNDS OF BAGGAGE (per adult
passenger) Free. 30 Pounds Bairgago (per
child between 5 and 12 years of age) l-ree.
EXTR ν BAGGAGE (over lOOlbs.) between
Sacramento and Omaha (currency) $13 per 100
pounds. C. CROCKER, Gen'l Sup't,
August 17,1S69. Ml-tf
FAST FREIGHT !
WE ARE PREPARED TO FORWARD
Fast Freight to Virginia City and vicinity
with dispatch and at 2,<< cw. per peund. We wlQ
ALSO RECEIVE FREIGHT
—FOR— ·
WHITE IPIISTE !
At anv of onr offices, and forward the aame with
dlspatcn at LOW RATES.
Mark goods care Woodruff A Ennor, Fast
Freight, and send Steamer Receipt* to Sacra
mento ofllcc. _ _
OFFICES-SSI Clay street, San Francisco;
26 J street. Sucrauionto, and 83 South C etreet,
Virginia City.
Our Stages Leave Virginia
AT 10 A. M. AND 1· P. M.,
DAILY FOB ΒΕΛΟ,
CONNECTING WITH THE CARS.
w """"""""SSffiSi.
MISCELLANEOUS. ·
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
— AT —
REDUCED PRICES !
JÛST RECEIVED. A LAHGE AND WELL
Selected, Most Desirable Stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
yankke xotionh,
Laillr»'I .Mines' and Children'» Hotlerr»
Lndle«', Ml···*' nnd Children'· Shoe·,
(Made te my Order.)
HA VINO FACILITIES IN BUYIKO GOODS
A· Cheap, li not
Cheaper than any other House
This Side of Snn Franclacoi
I am determined to sell as Low. If not Lower,
than any House In this Statu.
Ladles of Ooid Π111 and Tlclnlty are respect
fully invited to call and convince themselves.
M. FilANKKNHEI.MRR.
Gold Hill. September 13.1809. . seljtf
GEORGE P. MORRILL,
APOTHECARY ^
AND
DRUGGIST Λ
TMPOKTER OF ALL ARTICLES USUALLY
I kept In ami about a Drue Store. All for rale
at the LOWEST PRICES that can be afforded
for No. 1 poods.
SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS.
Jn»t received. 5,000 paper» Flower Seed·, di
rect from Thorbttrn's, New York. A bsautifUl
assortment indeed. Also on hand, all kinds of
Vegetable Seed». warranted Κre.h Hud Genuine,
In quantities to cult, either by the pound or in
email paper*.
OBORCE P. raOIIKILL,
No. 16 South t' ulreet, Virginia.
Importer of Dmsr* and Seeds, and for Mile at
Wholesale aud Retail. anSl-ls-lm
SODA. WATER,
Carbonic Acid Water,
A HEALTHY AND REFRESHING DRINK,
made under a high pressure by the use of
William Uee"» Apparatus. Just received direct
from the manufacturer in New York. The
Fountain is lined with Seamless Pure Block
fin. and consequently the wuter is warranted
to bo entirely tree from all deleterious sub·
stances.
I liavo always bandy by some Bicarbonate of
Soda forar anti-scld. ιίηιΙ Rochelle Salt» (active
ingredient of Seidlitz Powders) for an aperient
and cathartic—both very efficacious—without
eitra charge, with the soda (which disguises
the taste of both); and all kinds of syrups
always on hand.
I am also prepared to bottle Soda for FAMILY
USE, with or without flavor.
Call aud see for yourselves.
Price—One Bit per irlass at the counter, and
Ten Tickets for One Hollar.
OEOltUK P. MORRILL,
Apothecary, 10 South C street, Virginia.
Virginia, September 10, ISC#. lm
it. r.. wood κ err, j. w. woonRvrr. n. t*. sicriRLAXB
Gold 11.11, Nov. Nevada, Cal. Sin Pranclaco.
Eclipse Livery Stable
.ΤΙΛΙ» MTIIEET fiOI.O IIII.L·
TTAVING THOROUGHLY REFITTED AND
U Reoreaniied the above Well Known Estab
lishment, It Is our intention to conduct it as a J
First Class Institution,
IX EVERY PARTICULAR.
Therelore we shall expect henceforth, from
TRUE MKRIT ALONE,
To secure
All the Gold Hill Patronage.
No buggies over one year old will be let to
customers.
Good Teams, Good Saddle-Horses.
TSBU* BEAflOIVABLB.
Gold Π111, August *X)th. ISfi!). nu30-lm.
LB VER Y KIMBLE).
spaulding~&~gearhart,
Formerly Α. H. OLIN'8.
Β Street, Near Taylor, Virginia.
C1ARRIAGES, BUGGIES.
/ Sac'.,Ile norm*. etc.. provided
at reasonable rates. Also, con·
vevances and team· for Sporting
Parties, Picnics, Funerals and other desired
purpo«es.
Tfcn bent of accommodation and care for ani
mals. and a
General Livery Stable Business
«itisfuctorily transacted. Inspection and trial
Invited.
Virginia, September 8th—lm.
PHILADELPHIA
BOOT MAKER.
G. STOCKLE
WOrXO RESPECTFULLY IN
form the citizens of Gold 11111 Rsfij
and vicinity, that he continues to man-f BH1
ufacture tho^ ν*®·
Very Best Cnlf-Skin Boots
In Gold Hill, a* many of those who have tried
them aro willing to testify. The material ont
of which his Boots are made Is of the verr beet
la the werld; and the long time which hit
Bnots are wortr. Is a sufficient guarantee of the
truth herein asserted.
Repairing:
In a'l^t· different branches, promptly attended
to. Ju·: Tire me a trill. If vou want a splen
did. easv-tlttlng and durable Boot.
Gold Hill, September 13th. 1S09. solS-tf
BLACKSMITHING
— .VXD —
WAGON MAKTNG.
RANDALL BLADDING
Having jcst completed their new
Shop in
LOWER GOLD HILL,
Nearly opposite the Gold Hill Mill,
Ara now failv prepared to do all work la their
Une with neatness and dispatch.
HORSE and MULE SHOEING don· under
the charge of a competent workman.
tS^By strict attention to business they hope
to merit a liberal share of patronage.
J. RANDALL·
J. F. GLADDING.
Gold Hill, September 4,18β9. s»4-tf
BANNER BROTHERS' COLUMN.
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY!
Great Excitement!!
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUT
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
AT COSTI ! !
We are Clearing onr Shelre· and Counter» to
mako room for the Largest Stock of
Fall and Winter Goods
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA I
BANNER BROTHERS
triumphant.
The Enemy Almost
DRIVEN FROMJHE FIELD,
And Only a Few Stragglers Left
TO TELL TTTF.TR MOUBNFUL TALK
THE BANNER CLOTHING WAR
Im Still Basing
AS FURIOUSLY AS ETER,
Τ Ν DEFIANCE OF THE ONCE CELE
bratcd Virginia Clothing Combination, who
did their best Ut drive as from Virginia, and
who predicted that we wonld "butt up" In
sixty days. Where are thoir prédictions now ?
Wo have the satisfaction of seeing that self
same Virginia Clothing Combination fkdlng
awty, like tbo " Last Rose of Summer," and
vet
Banner Brothers
Are Not "Busted," But
ReaJr Fr#M mn& After this Date,
—TO ΜΛΧ1—
Still Another Redaction
—rmo*—
THEIR FORMER LOW PRICES,
■· ■■ t· ΟΙτ· Ik· Patelle ·
GRAND BENEFIT.
This is no Vain Boast,
But we can aaanre oor friend» end the pnbllc
that wo will make our word good, and will tell
good· «ta
Material Reduction
FRO Jiff FORMER PRICES,
A· Wl Are B»w Receiving
LARGE STOCKS
OF ALL KINDS OF GOODS
From New York Direct.
Gold being high now, we art enabled to mIIU
CHEAPER THAN EVEB
Give Ue a Call, and Satisfy Youmlves.
Banner Brother*,
CORNER OF C AND TAYLOR STS.
Vire1**!** N«*a<U.
f eptaaber 1,1M·. Ml-tf
HARDWARE.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
ψ
Corner of 0 and Taylor Streets,
Virginia City,
D«»Ur* In
H A. ]R D WA.R E,
fe
Brass and Steam Goods,
STOVES, TINWARE,
Agricultural Implements,
DOORS. WINDOWS,
JUtO., EtO.| Etc., Etc.,
OF ALL KINDS.
▲ Full Assortment on Hand,
FOR BALE AT
REDUCED PRICES,
—IT—
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
IMPORTERS,
CORHBB Ο AND TAVI OB ST*.
Virginia, Nevada,
το niiLnEK.
REST PUNCHED SCREENS
REDUCED TO
60 CUNTS FEB SQUARE FOOT.
On and after September let, 1849, antll.'fnr
ther nottee, oar pricea for Best Quality Iron
PUNCHED SCREENS will be reduced to Sixty
(80) Centa per Square Foot.
Scree·· terwarrfed ι· (11 part· ei
Narad·, Hake, lUealaaa aid
Califerala.
Order» ReapectAilly Solicited.
GILLIG, MOTT * CO.,
Corner G and Taylor Streets, Virginia.
BELTING. BELTING.
Oar Owe Importation.
Best Cotton-filled Robber Belting, from 8 to
B-pljr. 16,000 feet, all ·1ζβ·, from 9 to
tt tacbei wide. Also Hemp·
filled Λ Leather Belting,
FOB SALE AT REDUCED RATES BT
OILLIO, MOTT Λ CO.,
Impoiters,
Corner Ο and Taylor Street·, Virginia.
GAS FIXTURES.
SO,00· Feel Oai Pip», Fr·· 1·4 I·
4-laeh. Ο lobe Valree, Θ1Ι Cap·,
flat Pitting·, of All Kind·,
Lead Pipe, Bait·, Klc.,
FOB SALE CHEAP BT
OILLIO, MOTT Λ CO.,
Importera,
Corner C and Taylor Street·, Virginia.
TO RANCHMEN.
Plow·, Steel and Cast.
Dtarr Breaklag.ap Flaw·.
Harrow·, Klc., Ble., Bte.
IT. B.—Bxtrs Piece· ftr Plow· Par·
aiiked la Order.
FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST BATES BT
OILLIO, ηοττ Λ CO.,
Iznportex*·,
Corner 0 and Taylor Stroeta, Virginia.
STOVES & TINWARE.
1,000 Cooking, Ο Bee and Parlor
•tare·, and Tinware of
Bmr Description,
FOB SALE AT REDUCED PRICES BT
OILLIO, MOTT * CO.,
XanBfretnren and Wholesale Dealer·,
Corner Ο and Taylor Straota, Virginia.
l Virginia Oily, September M, 191·. Ml-tf
SCWKPiM BCHgiPM.
TO TEE CITIZENS
-OF
NE V A.D A. .
ÎBEO LEAVI TO CALL THB ATTENTION
tha cltLma of Xerada te my oel»brat«d
AROMATIC
SCBlEDAn SCHNAPPS,
» medicinal Diet Drink, of eminently ulntirj
qulltice, manulketared by my»elf, ezehulrely,
it my factory »t Schiedam, In Holland.
II la made from the beat Barley that can be
•elocted In Europe, and Ihe eaaence of a· aro
matic Italian berry of acknowledged and extraor
dlaary medical properties ; and It haa long ilacr
acquired a blgbcr reputation, both In Europe anp
America, than any other dietetic beverage.
In QnTel, Qout and Bheamatlim; in Ob
«traction· of Ut Bladder aad Sidney·—lta ef
fceta are
PROMPT,
DECIDED *
-AND—
Invariably Reliable.
Aid it ι· mi Mir
A. REMEDY
1er th«M maladie·, bat In «II cum la which tiev
are prodund by
Drinking Bad Water,
Which to, almut universally, lb· tun of th«m,
IT OPERATES
—a a—
Δ Sure Preventive.
Th· dlatreaalog affect, υ pel th· Stomach.
Beweli, tod Β Udder, of traveler·, new reel dent»,
and all perton· nnaccnatomed to them, prodncw
by th· water* of nearly all onr (real Inline
riven, from th· large quantity of decayed vege
tabla matter, contained In them, la a atat· of ·ο
letton, 1· well known ; aa la alio that of th· wa<
Ura of llmeiton· régirai, In producing Gravel,
Calcall, and Eton· la th· Bladder. Th·
AROMATIC
SCHIEDAM 8CHIWAPPS
I· a· absolute corrective of all the·* injorloir
propertle· of bad water, and, conaeqnently, pre
vent· th· diMaiM which they occulta. It
alM f«und to b« a cor· tad preventive of
FEVER AND AGUE
a complaint canaed by th· conjoint effect
vegetable malaria In the atmoaphcre, ad vogi
tabl· patreacencea In th· water· of thou dl>
trlcti In which It jrlnclpelly prevails. Th·
AROMATIC
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS
I·, eooeeqnenlly, 1· grt*t demand by peraou
traveling, or about to Mttl· In California eepe
clally, M well u by muj la erery eommnnll·
where It bu become known, on account ef lt>
rarleaa ether medial prepertfce.
TTDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufaoturer'and Importer.
Depot for the PatUe Coaet,
Redlngton, lloatetter Λ, Co..
SAN FRANCISCO, OAL.
At a gnat taeearenlenee tad expenee, I hi τ»
been oeapelled to eetabllek « PERMANENT
AGENT In Ban Francleeo, for the pretectloa ol
my Trade-mark, · Sobledaa Schnappe,' wko wil
proeenu all peraane infrtoftaf. I bop· th
public will eeelit me la my effort» toproaeol
tkea, m well · eyiel/, agalaat Oioee rile 1»
aorte».
I am reapeetfolly year·,
UDOPHO WOLFE,
Bole Importer and Proprietor
IV·. M learer ItrMt, If aw ferk.
I Mr. W. D. Cameron, Agent
On be fooad at the efflce of EEDINGTOH
B08TSTTEB * 00. An order· addreaM t
I hba win rewire preept atteatiaa.
M
AS8AYEBS.
«OLD HILL
Branch Assay Office
— or —
E. RUHLING & CO.,
OBO. W. DOBWIlt, JIANAOIR.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING PUB·
*■ chaaed the Amur Establishment of Χ«·η.
VAN WYCK * CO., respectfully solicit a con
tinuance of tho patronage extended to th· late
arm.
Gold and Silver Bullion
MELTED AMD ΑΙΙΑΤΒ»,
AND RETURNS HADE IN BARS OR COIN.
We guarantee onr aiuji to conform to th·
standard of the Unitod Suite» Mint·.
Carefhl uuji made of erery description ol
ore* and accurate report· guaranteed.
E. BUHL1NG 4c CO.
Geo. W. Dobww. Manager.
Gold Bill, September 1,136». lel-tf
assat'offïcë
W. C. BOUSFIELD t 00.
—BucoxaaoBs το —
THKALL Ac CO.,
CORNER Ο AND TATMR STREETS
Oppoette the Dank of California, Virginia, Net.
Gold 4c Mllror Ballleu Mel ted it Assayed
ORB OW BVRBY ΒΕΚΟΒΙΡΤΙΦΚ
Carefully Te«ted, Aaeayed and Analyzed.
rr-we™» rantee oar away» to conforta ac
curately to the «tandard of theU. 8. Mint.
OUR FEES FOR ASSAYING will be the
I «ne aa charged In San Francisco.
1 sel tf W. C. BOUSFIELD A CO.
ASSAY OFFICE
H. HARRIS,
SILVER CITY.
ΓΙΕ UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
Allayer cltfht year» io California, and for
jver lire year· In Nevada, hit· removed hi· office
to Silver City, where he wil! attend to any buti
nes· Intra a tod to him with promptneit and care.
Qeld,Silver Bid Ore· ef Kvery Oeacrlp·
tien Carefally AtMrrili
Vnil retors· of Bâillon made within ·1χ honra
■.n Stamped Bart or Coin, at th« option of tho
Depositors.
Guarantee! hi· aiuri to eonform with the U.
S. Mint.
RKFHIBXCH.
tfetirt. Trevor & Colgate New York
lie··». B. Behrcnd Λ Co New York
tfessrt. Davidson £ Co San Francisco
vfefara. J. Parrott & Co San Frandaco
fleas:*. Bather Λ Co San Franclico
>Ie»«rs. Tallnnt Λ Co San Franclico
Sank of California San Francisco
Heurt. Β. F. Halting* 4 Co SaTaraento
Ueisra. D. O. Mills & Co Sacramento
vlcitrt. Rldeout Jt Smith Mary·ville
Vfemrt. Decker & Jewett Marytvllle
'.V. Π. Blauvelt, Ag't Bank of Cal Gold BUI
UkiTltiat Bat Pranclaee R»"«.
tela tf Π. HARRIS.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
JOHN J. MONAGHAN
SO. 08 SOUTH C ST Κ EOT (OPPOSITE
SMITH «TB.CETI, VIRGINIA.
Houses and "lots for sale ob
Rent ou favorable ton»:· In «U P*rt* of the
-•ity
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases,
—AXD—
CONVEYANCES OV ALL KIND·
Carefully and Correctly Draws.
I PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO
RENTING HOUSES, COLLECTINO
RENTS, AND EVERYTHING
CONNECTED WITH
REAL ESTATE
MATTERS.
FIRST CLASS
Farms for Sale in O&lifcrnit I
Payable la Monthly Iaatnlmenta.
LOANS ON FIRST CLASS
BEAL ESTATE SECURITIES
Negotiated on favorable term*.
Referai by Fermlaulon, toi
I. H. LATHAM, E.«., Acent of Well·.
Farco & C·., Virginia.
JILLIGi MOTT * CO., Hardware Mer·
chanta, VlrcloU and Sacramento.
I. C. KIRK Ac ( Ο.,: Druaal.i., Vlralula
aad Macrararato.
?KU*IER «c CO.. Vlralnln, Ne v., San
Franelace, Cal., aad Hamilton, White
Plae.
ae4-tf
J, T. WELTON,
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER,
g|FLAOa>« BANK,
CAIN STREET GOLD HILL
JJiB ON HAND A FINE STOCK OF
WATCHES,
CLOCKS,
JEWELRY
and FANCY GOOD»
Alto, a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SPEC
TACLES.
Jewelry made to order. W«tche«, Clock»
md Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted.
GF~No coarse for regulating watch««.
QaH Hill. September 1.186». ecl-tf
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA,
Joseph F. Hall, - · - Proprietor.
! THIS OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIABLE
*■ Laundry 1» prepared to tnrn out any quanti
ty of Renovated and Clean Linen, without b«·
tng damaged by manipulation or by chemical
*P&ckagee pnnctnally called for and returned.
Onlera left at the Veeey Ilotol bar or at Brod
hun'· Tailor Shop, oppoalte the N*w« offlce.
Gold Hill : alto, at Plunkett'» New· Depot, op
polite Well·, F«rgo Λ Co.'·, Virginia, will be
promptly attendee to.
P auS&tr JOSEPH F. HALL.
S.W. CHVBBFCK
FmMIo, β·Μ Bill,
NOTARY PUBLIC
—AVD—
Oomml«ioner,'of Deeds for (klifornia
—DSAL1B IK—
■ι*Η··μτ· .
I BlMk iMk·,
Cillery,
Ciian,
T*kH«·, Arc., *·
jar Axent for the Han Fraucltco BvlUtln,
Bacramonto Zftiion, and other dally and weekly
PjK3jUll September β, 1869. m9-U
CHARLES Β ROD Η UN,
MERCHANT TAILOE,
GOLD HILL, NEVADA,
Omwtlt* the New· Mte·.)
aX HAS NOW THE LARGEST AND ^ea
beet aeeorted Stock of Good· in thl· ΊΜ
ιis a· Heery and Fine Beaver·, Double M
and French DoeaWiat, Fancy and Plain *·■
Caaalmere·, all the lateet itylee of Veating·,
Velvet», etc. Hie name for excellont Taate and
Fit U largely known and appreciated.
eiTB ■■■ a out mmwma
eerae >■·■ μφμμ.
OelA BU, Sept· «abat 10, Μ» Mlw/