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THE EVENING NEWS.
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Pitick'ii Opkiia IIoook.—Our thea
tergoer* were fevered with * very en
joyable entertainment at tlie Opera
1I«iim> la«t iilght. The opening piece,
"Undo Dick's lurllng." wa* *plen
didly enacted. Mr. Kaymoud. In the
character ol Uncle Dick, created an
ImnifiiH) .Amount of merriment. Ml**
liiirdon enacted tlie character of Mary
Helton very plea*ingly, and to the en
tire •atWUctlou of the audience. Mr.
Hilling* pewonatod Mr. Chevenlx In
)ii« u«ual happy manner. Ml** Belle
Dotiglat rendered the character ol
Mr*. Torrlngtou very effectively. The
|ierforinanc« concluded with the mirth
provoking farce entitled the " Spectre
llrldegroom." which fairly brought
down iho hooM. The rUlbllltlee of
tlie audience were kept con*tantly ex
ercited from the commencement of tlie
enactment of the play until It* conclu
sion. Mr. Raymond'* Diggory wm
one of hi* line«t effort*, anil kept the
hnu«e in a continual uproar of laugh
ter. Mr. Marden acquitted him*elf
admirably In Xlcodemua. the gho»t.
The exprettleu of fright on the coun
tenance* of the re*t ol the performer*
every lime the gho*t-llke clergyman
utalkrd aero** the Mage, wa* ludlcroil*
In the extreme. I.avinla. a* person
ated by Mi*< Florence Kent. wa« the
only courageou* one In tlie partv, anil
gave a llual proof of her valor by
agreeing to marry the gho*t. The
larce lt«elf wa* tho be*t which h*« been
produced at the Opera IIouw during
the present «ea«on. Our Anierlcan
CeuHiu i* announced lor to-night on
the occailoa of Mr. lUytnonU't beneflt.
The performance will conclude with a
"Conjugal Le»*on." l'lie bill U »
very attractive one and, without doubt,
the famout liumorUt will be greeted
with a crowded hou»e.
A Kiiwr-Ci.A«e Ama* Okkicb.—The
attention of our reader* 1* Invited to
the advertlMtnrnt of the Com*tock
I.txlo Ataay Oilli*. corner of C am
Taylor itreet*. Virginia, which will
be found In another column. Mr.
Italch, the proprietor, ha* relltted and
enlarged hi* otllce, and h«* aupertor
facilities lor doing all kind* of work
In tlie llue of aaaylng. Give liliu a
call.
MKTKOUOLOeiCAI..— 4 «»u j
day vm delightfully mlltl and pleai
ant. Tito uiu.l U drying up rapidly,
ami (lie Indication* ure that the long
reign of Winter I* over. Wo heartily
r»Juice that the clerk of the weather
ha* given u* a re*plte, ami our prayer*.
In the word* of the poet, are, "Come
Smitlc Spring; etlicrlal mildness,
come."
Kscami'mkst M«rrt*o.-Sllvcr Stat#
Kucampmcnt, No. 7. I. O. O. P., will
meet at Odd Follow*' Hall, Virginia
City, at s o'clock thU evening, for the
purpo«e of conferring degree* and the
traduction of other Important bus
lite<«. A full and prompt atteudanco
of the iDoiiiher* I* ropii**ted.
Pbk»»*au—<George Warren, of the
llrm of Warren «t Klllebrown Tram
ler Company, Virginia City, returned
home irom Sacramento yesterday
morning. The ten-re lllne** of one of
hW children wh* the occasion of In*
going below. We understand that the
child I* better.
Liht.-On Main street, Qold Hill,
thU morning, two certificate* of Ken
tuck Mining Company'* *tock. The
tinder will leave the *aiue at L.
II. Krankel'* broker otllce. See ad
vertlteineut lu auotlier column.
W otMK.—A gentleman who arrived
irom San KraucUco. bring* the intelli
gence that John Karuliam I* wor*e
and U not expected to live. Hi* til*,
case I* drop*y.
Tiir weather at tho la*t moment h.*a
gone back on u* with the inallclou* In.
tentlon of making our meteorological
item lueorrect. It I* *uowlng a* we
go to pre** (I r. u.)
AautMMKirr.—An aims incut ct ll?o
cenU per share is levied by the lieu
jaiuln Mill aud Mining Company.
See official notice In our advertising
column* to-day.
l>KCKaaitn.—C. II. Demllng. pro
prietor of a grocery store at the cor
ner of II and Union street*, Virginia
city, died last night of bralu fever.
Anoi.ru Si-mo I* lu Washington,
and, at present. I* actively engaged lu
lobbying for his tunnel project.
rumsuL lEcnm
At a meeting of citizens of the State
ol Nevada, held at Canon on Thurs
day, March ID, 1874, In punuanoe of a
call made by lion. W. W. McCoy, U.
S. Centennial Commluloner, and lion.
J. W. Ualnos, Alternate CominUilon
er, lor the purpose of electing a State
Itoard of Manager* for the Centennial
Celebration and Exhibition, to be held
In the city of Philadelphia on the
Fourth day of July, 1870, lion. J. XT.
Hal not called the meeting to order,
and W. W. ilobart was elected Secre
tary. The following resolution was
adopted :
llctolreti, That the State Board of
Managers ahall consist of leventeen
meiuher*, and that five member* shall
coustltute a quorum for the triinaction
of business.
Tho following gentlemen were then
elected at inch Board of Manager!:
C. C. Stevenson and Thoa. O. Tay
lor, ol Storey; Robert Koblnton, of
White Pine: J. D. Sullivan, of Eure
ka ; Capt. II. II. Day, of Lincoln ; F.
A. Hall, of Nye; A. A. Curtis, of
Lander; John C. Fall, of Humboldt;
II. M. Yerlnetou. of Ormsby; II. K.
Whltehlll. of Churchill; B. F. I^eet,
of Washoe; O. C. Lsngtreo, of Lyon;
J. U. Johnton. ol Douglas; Levi
Wiltey, of Elko; Jerry Miller and B.
1*. llszeltlne, of Esuioralda.
Hie following resolution was adop
ted :
Hnolctil, That tho Board of Man
agers elected by this meeting this day,
meet at Carson this afternoon at two
o'clock, for the transaction of such
butlncit at may come before them.
On motion, the meeting then ad
journed. W. W. lloiiAHT, Sec'y.
31 eeiiMff or im mud.
The following gentlemen—C. C. Ste
venson. II. F. lllce, O. C. I.angtree, 1).
F. I.eeet and II. It. Whltehlll—consti
tuting a quorum el t*i« State Iloard ol
Centennial Manager* of the State ol
Nevada, met at the lime appointed by
resolution of the citizens' meotlng.
held In Carton this day, In tbe olllce of
tho State Controller.
Mr. .1. YT. Haines, In the absence el
Major McCoy. U. S. Centennial Coin
inltsloner, anil by vlrtuo of bit being
Alternato Ceiumltsloner, aeted at
Chairman.
On .motion of C. C. Stevenson. of
Storey county. II. It. Whltehlll was
elected permanent Secretary of the
Committee. It wat then moved that
when thlt Committee adjourn, It be
until tho 18th day of April, and that
It then moot In the olllce of the State
Mineralogist, for tlie transaction of
such business at thall come before It.
Un motion, the Secretary was In
structed to notify the gentlemen w ho
Imd been elected member* of tills Com
mittee of their election, and to Invite
them to be present at the next meet
lac.
A resolution wat then passed re
questing the proas of tho Slate to pub
lish both the proceeding* of the citi
zens' meeting and of this Committee.
Tlie Committee (hen adjourned.
J. W. Haikk*, Chairman ;
II. K. Wiiitkiiii.Ih Seo'y,
State Hoard 61 Centennial Managers.
Larson City, March 11), 1874.
A Waiinino At will lie teen from
our Police Court Item, tlireo beyt of
hoodlum proclivities were arrested to
day for a inl«demeanor. It It to bo
hoped that the lesson will not bo lost
on other boyt of like proclivities. A
few day* ago tome boyt In tho lower
part ol town amused themtelvet by
•toning an luoHt-iislve Chinaman.
These Jiivenilet will learn eventually
that the laws of tho land cotapel cor
rect deportment on tho part of boyt,
equally with adulta. Parent* will alto
be ir In mind that they aro liable to
prosecution If they allow their chil
dren to bo absent from school during
school hour*. Constable llarkln't
prompt action in arretting the guilty
partlet is to bo highly commended and
we trust that Justice Wright will
make an example of them. Our youth
must bo made to learn that there It uo
safety except to do right under all cir
cumstances.
Ukand An.mvemauy Bam..—The
lUty-tlfth anniversary of tho I. O. O.
F. will bo held at National Guard
llall, Virginia City, on Monday even
ing under the autplces of Colliax De
gree of Kebekah Lodge No. 1. Tho
Committee of Arrangements aro de
termined to make Oil* ball one ol tho
finest terpslchoroan entertainments of
the season. Neither labor or expense
will be spared lu carrying their pur
pose into efleet. That tbe music I* to
bo furnished by Prof. Dreyfous' band
Is sufficient guarantee of Its excellen
cy. Tho prompter, Professor Daniel
Lyons. understands all about the busi
ness and will make himself heard on
tho occasion. For further particulars
see advertisement under head of "Now
To-Day."
CUHOSOIiWiirAItt"" /i ivniivi vi ft•
Nkivi wishes to know when Charles
Dickens died, and says tint a contro-1
v«r<jr In* arlw* over the matter and
that a bet U pending on the result. i
We ire not surprised that the date ef
Dickens' death should have escaped
the memory of our querist, for the
reason that so many notable person
ages have pissed away within the last
few years, that It is almost Impossible
t<> keep track of theiu all. Now that I
we havu given our readers time to try
and recollect the dato themselves, we
will answer the question : the distin
guished novelist died Juno U, 1870.
Oi-kha Mourns Matinkk.—To-iuor
row (Saturday) aftoruoou, a grand mat
tlnee will b« Riven at Piper's Opera
House, lor the accommodation of ladles
and others, who are uuable to attend
in the evening. The play for the occa
sion will b* "Dot, or the Cricket on tho
llearth." Our lady readers, should, by
no means miss tho opportunity of see
lug Raymond, the world-renowned
comedian. V,l° bill Is a most attrac
tive one and cannot fall to pleaso the '
most fastidious audleuoe.
Amhuts.—Three lads were arrested
on the Divide to-day by Constable
llarkin tor breaking into the Khool
house In that locality, damaging school
furniture, and committing other dep
redations. Officer (larklu locked them
up In the calabooso for safe keeping.
Their case is set for trial In Justice
Wright's'Court to-iuorrow, at 1U a. m.
A Chinaman was also arrested by the
sain# olticer for stealing trout. Ill*
trial was set for 4 o'clock this alter
noon.
Tiikathicai.. — Manager IMper baa
nude arrangements to give a series of
theatrical entertainments at the Car
son Theater, commencing next Tues
day night, and closing on Saturday
night. The bare announcement that
John T. Itsymond and Miss M. E.
Gordon are to appear at the Capital,
will be a suillcient attraction to draw
crowded liotuet.
Siiai>k Thkks.—We notlotd In towu
to day a load of shade trees. Wo are
glad to se«. on the part of our cit
izen*. a disposition to beautify and
adorn tlielr premise*.
TELEGRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[inciiL to Til hli aru. daily ***»
OOMMTIO IWTILLIOINOB
XuutkawlU tonatorlal CoaMrt.
Borro*, March 20.—The contett foi
Senator It the theme In the State houK
lobblee. It It uld that a canvttt ol
the lloute thowt a plurality lor Hoar,
a strong mpport for Dawet, and i
amall number for Adamt.
DMtracllt* Fir*.
l'uiijtnci.i-uu, March 20.—Shaw'i
block lu Bidleferd, containing fifteen
•tores, a billiard hall and a number ol
odlces, wat burnt llilt forenoon. I.ott
unkuowo.
(•■fnMltntl.
Washington, March 20.—In the
lloute, after the reading of the jour
nal, Dawet, Chairman of the Wajrt
and Meant CommltUe, garo notice
that on Monday next he thould avail
hlmtelf of the privilege to call up
what It generally termed the Four
Hundred Million Dollar Bill, with the
understanding that amendment! re
ducing the amount would be admitted,
lie thould hlmtelf Introduoe an amend*
inent to limit the United Statet to
$305,000,000. The lloute then pro
ceeded to the contldoratlon of the
Qeorgla contetted election cate.
ill ill* donate, linger preseuieu ■
Joint resolution of the California Leg
islature, protesting against any fur
ther subsidy to the l'aclllo Mall Steam
ship Company; alse, a Joint resolu
tion of the ume body, instructing
Senator* and Representatives from
California to use their Inlliience to
liavo Articles V. and VI., of the treaty
with China modltlcd, so as to dlscour
ago further Immlgratlen of Chinese;
referred, llager Mid the Chinese im
migration was rapidly aiiuiulng such
proportion* a* to require the attention
of the Federal Qoveruuieut. The sub
ject was not understood either upen
the floor of the Senate or through tho
country.
The Xslftj Bualneaa.
WAamsuTON, March 20.—Judge
Noah DavU continued beforo the
Way* and Means Committee to-day
tho statement of his connection with
revenuo cases, particularly that of
l'helphs, Dodge it Co. lie said that
Senator Colliding wai presunt at ills
Interview with the Customs olllclul* In
reference to that case, but he believed
accidentally and without rcferonco to
the caso, but belug present, he admit
ted that Coukling read (he statute and
gave au opinion that It was bryond
doubt that the whole invoice was for.
felted and recommended tuit against
Phelps. Dodge & Co. lor the entire
amount of tho Invoice. Davis gavo
Ills opinion that the statute permitting
tho solzure of book* and papers was In
contravention of that provision of the
Couitltutlon which secured citizen*
from reasonable search and seizure,
nud that tho statute ought to be re
pealed.
Tho District or Columbia In veallff*
tloas.
In the District of Columbia Investi
gating Committee, this morning, the
District authorities flled n written
answer to tho charge* of tho memori
alist denying each and every alleca
tlon.lraud, conspiracy or confederation
with John O. Evan* and other parties
namod by the memorialist*.
BY THeTcABLBS.
4'arll«t Nuermn.
Lo*pox, March 20.—A Uayonne dis
patch to the Carllst military agent
here, say* that General l'aiaclo* li
marching its tho direction of Madrid
with 12,000 men, after defeating, with
groat Iom, the Kepubllcau column un
der Vallejo, 44 mile* southwest of Cu.
enca.
A Protective Mil NnfiMlIn Order.
Madiiii), March 20.—The publi
cation of unoillclal war new* I* pro
hibited.
BaSaru or a Portion ol the Aahantee
EiMllloa.
London, March 20.—Tlio Twenty*
third regiment of Welsh Fuil leers,
from the gold coast, dUoiubarked at
Portsmouth this forenoon In pretence
of an Immense crowd. The Mayor
and Common Council met them and
p relented an addreu. Their ronto to
the railroad station was beautifully
decorated and crowded with enthu
siastic people. The weathor Is beau
tiful. The troops wore the uniform
u«ed In tho Ashantce expedition. The
steamship Saratnatln, with the return
ed Highlanders abonrd, Is In sight of
Plymouth.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
[•riCUL T« TBI OCLD BILL BilLT KIWI.]
PROM SAW FRANCISCO
Rtn*>sh la Ik* I'I re Department
Oppoalllou So I lie Womena' Tem
perauea Movement — Menlllleil
llarbor Comralaalon Bill Veload
—Greenback*.
San Francisco, March 30—1 v. u.—
Chief Engineer Scanned has already
commenced reiaotlng the foremen of
engine companies In the Fire Depart,
ment. but aunounces his Intontlon to
appoint only sober, relisble men.
Grocers, opposed to tho Wouiens'
Temperance Blovement, will meet to
night for the purposo of organizing
their opposition.
The body feund In the bay yester
day has been Identified as that of Owen
Itlley of this city.
Governor Uootli, to-day, returned
without his approval, tho bill relating
to the State Board of Harbor Commis
sioners.
greenbacks,
Oorun-wnBN vlctlma whoae lanja ara rsrkad
and lorn with par«i;in» that U>reaUn tochoke
Call that too hare to do I* to taka llala'i
l'ar of lloraboand and rar. A rapid cum
la certain, frltlantou'a, T Sth Avaauc, Said
by all l)ruc;l<l<. Plhs's Tooth acha Dr-ipr cart
la oaa minute. *
FROM ELKO, NEV.
Wnlbonid Trail MttlaM by
Elko, Maroh 20. — Tho WdUm
bound passenger train got stuck In the
■now till* morning, but succeeded In
getting through after live bours' do
Untlon.
Convenient Arrangement.
During tho past Summer and Fall, a
well known Piute Indian haa been
working oil the Adobe Meadowt, tup
porting hli wife and two papooie*.
During the Fall another Piute found
hli wav to the peaceablt. wigwam of
Piute Wo 1. and claimed the squaw a*
his own. Much troublo and palaver
was occasioned by this new arrival.
The whlto frlendi of No. 1 were often
coniulted In tho dire dilemma, and
finely a lolutlon of the difficult prob
lem was reached by the Indians,
which did not leetn entirely te aatUfy
the prejudices of the white neighbor*.
One morning Indian No 1 appeared at
the white settlement with a broad
smllo encircling his swarthy feature*,
and told Frank Shaw that Is was all
right; that Indian No. 2 had given
him $10 and taken the squaw. When
Frank asked him what had become
ef the papooses, he was cooly Informed
that they had been thrown In as a
sort of bonus to satisfy the other In*
dim. He also told Frank tliat he
could go to the Reservation and buy
two young squaws for the same mon
ey. This same dllllculty, had It oc
curred to a whlto family, would have
cost much mixtion and money, and
could not posilbly had such a sails,
factory result.—Uoriu Mtnrr March U.
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.
Dull, heavy headache, obstruction
of haul passages, tllschargo (allliiK
Into thrnat. sometime* profuto, watery
acrid, thick and tenacious, mtirotu,
purulent, tnuco-purtilunt, bloody, put
rid, title ml vp, etc. In other! a dry
nosi, dry watery, weak or Inflamed
eyes, ringing In the ears, dealneM,
hawking and coughing to clear tht
throat, ulceration*, scabs from ulcers,
voice altered, naul twang, offensive
breath, Impaired smell and tasto, diz
ziness, mental depresilon, tickling
cough, etc. Only a lew of the above
symptom* are likely to !>e present In
nny cane at onetime. No disease Is
wore common or less understood by
phyeiolans. The proprietor of Dr.
Singe's Catarrh Itcmedy will pay. 9100
reward fer an Incurable case.
KE.it) Wit A T IT WILL DO.
ISiiookvim.k. I'd., April 27, 1972.—
Dh. It. V. 1'ikiick— Sir: Having llrst
applied to sumo home plivalclaus and
failed to gut relief. I resolved to try
your Heniedy. Four buttles hnve
completely cured me of one of the
worst cases of Catarrh of which I have
any knowledge, having suffered for
months with an acute pain In the
head, and breathed only with the
greatest dlfllculty. I deem It duo you
as well as suffering humanity that this
recognition be made of what we deem
an Invaluable medicine.
Ciias. tj. Anprkion.
Dimd, Hcai.m AND tliiR When M. Y
Waller. the well known and v»ry popatar Oold
mil clothier, resdi the tteflanl and Ingenious
manlfeetoes ef other dealer* threatening te mII
clothing st lew tkaa cmi, or eaylng that tlieir
•tuck Is I lie brat In the country, be uiurely
allows a charitable •mil* to cuiTum his genial
coaulensnce like a gentle sepbyr rippling the
calm surlscs of Lake Tahoe. tie iwlrb his
manly luualacbn and rrtaark" : " That's not
huilucas. l/l gentlemen conie snd Iraile with
me, snd when they eee that the; can buy ••ee
rier good* at le>< price and go boms every way
bettrr suited, then thejf will the better under
•laud whom to trade with hereafter." Waller
calla particular attention to hi* eiteaelve *tock
ol new good*. Let others talk blaod, KSl|ia and
hair, but Waller will go on In ths even teuor of
bis wsj, selling Hr*t-rale good* cheap. •
Pine Pnoroosarin.—Dr. A. J. Ileal**, whose
photegrapli gallery Is oa ths corner of Mala and
I'loneer •treet«,ha* Juet rccelrod and set up,
ready for lie, one of ibe celebrated Dall merer
len*e«,4xt In (lite, and what la called a quick
worker, enabling him to tske tbo portralta of
cbildreu In three eeeoaCe, or even lex Urns. It
slw enable* him to take photograph* of ths
large*! puealhle rise, carda anil amprotypea, In
fact any kiu I of likeneaa that la now taken or
ma; be required. The Doctor la one of ths
oldeat, meet thorough and experienced artlata
In ths United Slate*, slwaje anxious to aatlaiy,
and will not allow any thai mar furor bltn with
their patronage to go awajr iliiestlafled. UIts
hltu a call and prove the truth of what we aaj.
Dancimu Acadsnt.—James K. Wilson would
respectfully Inform lbs lovers of ths healtbfal
anil bsautlflil art ofdanclng that he ha* opened
a Aral claw Dancing Academe In National Guard
Hall, hmlth etreet, Virginia, where Instruc
tion* will he given ••follows: (ientlemsn's
C'Ism-Monday and Thur*lsjr evening. l-adlee'
Glass — Montlsy and Thorwlav afterooona.
I^ullca' and Children* Cla*a—Wednesday snd
Saturday afternoons. Korlue dsnunte every
Saturday evening. 7
ClIKAl' n.KiT" itII nUOKa.—v. A. nrniluinil
at No. 11 North 0 etreet, Virginia, In autldpa
llun of a removal of hit eplendld (lock of Hoot*
ami Hkoe* lo No. 101 Hon Ik (.' atreel, will for
tba n«it two wreka aril Iloota and Hhoee at
greatly reduced price*, In order to xn the coal
and trouble of tranapnrUtlon. Thoae lu Dead
of anything In kla Una will da well to give him
a call before purchaaliig. It 10
To OwRua or Rial RaTATi.-roraona own
ing lota In the town of Gold Kill, and who are
dealrou* of havlag the >ama •nrveyed and en
tered on the new map, will plea** rail al Judge
lUblnaon'a offlre, oveMJIbaon'* Halixin, on any
week day, between the hour* of II and 4. and
leave their namee, when the mallei will b«
promptly attended to by Meatra. Ilalat * Lilian,
Civil Knglneera and Surveyor*. M
Fo» the very beat rnoiograph*. go to Br»dl*J
k Rulofaon'a Oalleij without H TAJ RS
KASCHNl) IN THK KI,K\ ATOR, No. t«
Icomenr a treat. Han KrandK*.
Yi who Inveatlgala Uallaad'a advarllaamenl
akall beeome *IM.
JOSEPH FREDERICKS,
W
HOMMALK AND KKTA1L WAR1-I
llOL'HB OF >
ttll.L CIIKMICAlJt.
rAINTK, UIU
WINDOW UI.AMt,
PACK It IIAN<JIN<J<*,
WINDOW NllADKM,
duck NiinirriNUH,
PlCTt'KK KKAXRM
n*4 nOI.DINUM.
JOSEPH FREDERICKS,
No. 43 Moalh C Krreet Vlralala
Constantly keep* on hand a large aaaorlaaam
of all art Idea for Mlllmati'a uae, Intituling
Saglleh Blnraian*, «*<Han* I'taaUa
•f Pataulaai. lalpkarlt mmd
•Ikrr Adda, Klc., IK,
Oider»forPAlNnN<TPAritRIN0.0LAZIl«0,
ete., ete., promptly attended to.
ml If
a. o. rum. «. t . manaoa. i. j. huh I
HAYES, HASTINGS & CO.,
mrOKTCEN AMD JOBBER* in
W1,\ES ADD LIQUORS, |
U« and «I3 I'renl atreel,
art If m rtAICMCO. CA1.
| AA CAMMY* or auLPHUIII0|
ACID, foraalabjr
r. i~ uiaaiNH,
falTIf (Virner R and Taylor Hta . Virginia.
500 TOJ<" WF C"Y®TAL SODA. |
a. U lIHJUINrt,
fe!7tf Oofwr B a»d Taylor It*.. Virginia.
TVDC IICTAI of suriRionyuAL
I Trc lilt I AL ItyforaakIn qsaattttae
(• fuTt >t th« (Toi.d Quel* Rm oflkc.
I
QlritlE MEI'S CLOTHING, ETC,
CHEAT
GLOSIMG OUT SALE
BANNER BROTHERS I
C*ra*r O u4 Taylcr Mmti,
VIRGINIA CITY.
THE MAGNIFICENT 8TOCK
WINTER CLOTHING
....WILL
SACRIFICED
BANNER BROTHERS
BARGAINS I BARGAINS I
FOR THE MILLION
....AT....
BANNER flROTHEHS
CLOTHING!
....or ...
SUPERIOR MAKE,
STYLISH, GENTEEL,
....AT....
BANNER BROTHERS
If yon lure any need for
WINTER CLOTHING I
And deelre to baygoodeat farj
LOWER PRICES THAN EVER
....CALL OW.#..
BANNER BROTHERS
DUItlNQ THE OltEAT
CLEARING OUT 8ALB!
ml tf
ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
i
WE TAKE TtltS METHOD TO CAM,
jronr attention to ih» following HTATK
MKNT UP KAl.TN, which wo are confident on
•lamination will prut, true:
FIRST —We hare the larrrat and flneet Store
In the State, crowded with the beat eelocu-d
•lock and lirunt variety of
CLOTHING,
Gentu' Furninliing (ioodo,
HAT8 AND BOOT8,
BOYS' CLOTHIHI, RUBBER C10THIIS,
Trunkal Vnllere •■< NatekrU.
BECQND-That we keep A FINKRURADE
of [Tie above named article* than any other
Store In the State.
THIRD-That we alto keen* lam a«,ort
ment of MEMUM CLASS GOODS, euchaa
are kept In other Blorea.
FOURTH, and tail-That we are deter
mined to UNDERSELL anything we com*
acroea In onr line.
We. therefore, eitend to onr nnmeroui
friend*, or "any other Man. Woman or Child,"
■n Invitation to CALL FIRST ON US, aud tee
for themaelree.
TO MINERS!
The patronage and confidence of whom we have
enjoyed to leng, Wit ESPECIALLY INVITE
TOU to call and eiamlne nor Hlock. aud Mtlefy
yeareelvee of the fUUUAINS that we arv now
prepared lo give yon.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN ANY STYLE f
REINSTEIN A WOLF,
ml tin Mala Street. OiU Hill.
NEW GOODS) NEW GOODS!
C. ABRAHAM,
Merchant Tailor,
NO. 23 NORTH C STREET,
VIItOlNIA,
QALLS TUB ATTKNTION OP TUB PUBLIC
TO IIIH KINK ftTOCK OK
PANTS PATTERNS,
V K8TINGW, nnd
SUITINGS.
....wnira m nu..,,
JU8T HECEIVED!
.... anii wmru in....
MAKES TOIORDER IN THE FINEST STYLES,
AND AT riUCKfl
LOWER THAN HCRKTOFORK.
Oant1em*n la nr*d of tn;lhln( In bli Mm
will do wall by siring him a call.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER!
OP TUB BKST MATKKIALH, ANI)
IN AN Y STYLE,
Only Three Dollars.
trli 1m
JOE BARNERT
INFORMS niB P III ENDS AND CDS
umrr». ami Urn public pmerallj, that he la
now opanlna an Bill Ira New aa<! well aelccled
WINTKH STOCK of
CU3TOM-MADK CLOTHING,
flvata' Purnlablnf flood*. Hole-I^allwr Trunk.,
Tallaaa, llaia, Capa, Blaakrla, Kit.
JOK BAHNRKT.
Naxt door to Bink ^('allfurula, Virginia
UEVfLKXK.VH CL0THIJI6, ETC.
THE WHITE HOUSE
I*. 1* Milk C llml,
T1UUIMA. NBT.
WIIKTHRR STOCKS AM UP OR
down, er money It plentiful or
Kirce, or baalarir brtak or atbcrwlae,
A
Pro»Hent rim will alwaya Mck to f«t
the wurtn of bla inaaey la whatever
artldo he may *ud It ntcnur; to la
veil, and II It a
DEAD
Rant thine that b« will rtrlka a bee-Maa
for the W1IITK MOtlMK of COHV
* ISAACS, No. It Mouth Ualrrct, Vlr
(lul* Cltjr. If he wiahea la purcbaaaan
clrgantaaltof f
CLOTHING
Oflka matl fuhlonablecat, •nbrtantlal
manufacture nod durable fabrlca. Tba
WINTKIt STUCK Jeat opmoi at tba
While lloaae—diet, and beat, dothlac
atom aouth of I'nlon itrwt, on C—em
braert trtrj article la tba Clothlni and
FurnlaUlng Uooda Uaa, aad ao
MAN
Who la a Judm of flae, faahlonable. dur
able aod welPmade clothing, and who la
at all famlllar-wltk the coat prlcca of
aacb article* and tba latea of frelrht
rramreinmerclalreniera tolhla mar Wei,
ran enter tba WUITK IIOl'SK. laapact
the varied ami mammoth atoclc kepi by
COIIN it ISAACS, auil aaccrtaln their
prlcra, wllhmit MMg aatonlrbed at tba
aaperlor quality of goada and tba »erj
law prlcca U ba
FOUND
In in Interior Iowa >0 far removed from
tb. maanfactorle* of nich article.. The
new .lock Jutl opened In the WUITK
HUt'HK bj COIIN * 1HAACH 1* the
lafye»t Invoice of Winter C'lulblair ever
brought Into the state of Nevada, em
bracing Alaaka, Chinchilla and Heater
Uverenati; Euill.h, French and Ameri
can Caeelmer*. Melton, K*av*r, Diagonal
and llroadelotb Dm and Unalneee
Hulta lor men and boye: Fnrul.blag
Uuodf and Underwear of every deacrlp
llon and yuallljr; Mala, Cap*. Hoot*.
Hboea, Overahoea. Umbrella*, Rubber
(>o<>d> of all klnda. Family llUuketa.
Trunk*, Valla.*, Halchole, aml,|_
JN
Fact. an endle*e variety of article* Hath
UM-rnl and ornamental. Tkair r*>de are
aelrrted especially far Ibla market, ar*
IHirrhaavd Iroin Aral hand* at the lowr.t
1 .Til rate*, and they are therefore rualilod
to aell Ike very be*l clothing at the very
lowed Ignrea. Tbla accuanta for the
larg. trade which they ba«a tmilt np,
and which tbey ar* d.lennlnad not only
to malulala. but tn Incrcaac. by fair aad
llkeral dealing. and by avuldlug tboao
mile "legitimate" deception* which
would sain thema*mall pniHt today
and loa* them a retrular customer to
morrow, for COIISI * IMAAflt ar*
permanently located In
VIRGINIA!
feiotr
R008 BROTHERS,
....Of TIB. ..•
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
mo. 99 Mouth € Street,
t» (JAVIHO RENOVATED AND RE-®
■ rl Sited their lArg. Blur, throughout,*
sand having lormcd bualneaa Conner I Ioij a
"both In Han Prancl.ro and tb. great-t
3 Wh.le.al. Marta of tb. Atlantic Htatea.x
u which .nahlet them t. annionnc. ronm
Idently that they CAN aad WILL SELL
-PINE OLOTIIINU CHEAPER TIIANo
2 ANY OTIIBR IIOUSI ON TIIE COAHT.o
a. beg leave to call th. att*utlon of the*,
« People of Weat.ru Nevada to th*lr very^a
tl eitenalv. and cbolc. Aaaortmeat of Flue_«
Cuatom-nad. _
OLiOTHI no
FURNISHING GOODS,
....COMMWrNQ....
FINE NEW 8TYLE
CASSIA ERE SUITS,
HATS AND CAP8,
BOYS* CLOTHING,
H08IERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS
OTrmlUi Dark Panto. Illmif«i Trilkit
Valieoo aed Tratrllea llanllai^
krrrhlrl». XMIWIllfni Tloe,
U*WR, Can*. and la fart
•vary ortlfle uaa
nllr hrailaa
FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
BOOS BHOTBEBS'
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
NO. U HOOTII C MTKEKT.
m« In
TREES AND SHRUBBERY!
W. H. H. LEE * CO.,
H*. 11* K alreai, iHtMMl*, Oal.
D BALER* lit ALL KIMD6 OF FRUITflk
tod ORNAMENTAL S
TREES, SHRUBBERY"* VINES,
lielndlnt thf cholrr.l rarletlaa of Avpl*. Fur,
Prar.b. P.am. Q.lace, Shade Tree.: Kaapbrrry,
Hlacklierry. ftnoae berry, Currant and other Oar
dan Hutbaa; flr*r» Viae. tl«.
Unlara from Uuld Hill, Vinrtola or anywkere
la thla (action Iliad In tha moat Mtlifaclor;
manner, and promptly forwarded by railroad
►ecnrely packed.
w. n. n. LIB * CO..
JU Im 11» K .tree!. Kacrametito.
T R E E 8 !
Shade and Ornamental.
fnilK HPIWCMRKR WILL AllRIVK IN
I1 Oold Hill ami Virginia on nr abont March
lit. friim Coeomnee, California, with a Una lot of
Locust and other Shade Trees,
Freeh from tha ranch, and In tha beat poaelble
ordrr for tran.plan Inf. For aala at price,
within the rrach of alt.
Apply, or l»a»r order, at tha LONK HTAR
8T\ULKH, on the Divide.
fe«ltf ALEXANDER CLARK.
NICHT_WORK.
Vaults, Sewers, Etc., Gleaned
AT TUB MIOBTEVT NOTICE,
....a«b m....
YALVARLBS I.OST in 8UCU PLAC It
recovered at .mall eipraae
ORADINO »f all kind*r.mtractrdfor. Taraa
Reaeon^ble. Order, from Oold llllt. Bllfei
City, or elarwhrre. l-ft at Plpcr'e Corner, I
•treat Virginia, promptly attended to.
felOtr 1 ltr«B RtHJKU.
.
MISCKLLANEOCB
JEWELER
....AID....
8TATIONER.
Tn« UNDEMIONID Ilirt CON
1 ataatlj on kaod ilup Aaaort
■aat of
GOLD AND SILVER WATOHKS.
>lwri«i Chalaa. La4l*i> BWa,
KImti RiIImi, Vlagar Ml a (a,
OtM r*B«, tkaraH, ■■•chats,
Rafkla llap, Mlfw lata,
■paclaclaa, tu., a la.
BLANK B00K8&8TATI0NBRY
or ALL KINDS.
OLOOK8 PIIOJM_S3 BO TO 930
WATCUXS, CLOCKS and JBWKLRY IU
paired wtib Maataaaa and Dltpalck. All work
ararranted.
AOKNT for all lha lantania tad flaa
FraoclKn DAILY AND WEBKLT FAPIKS.
All Iba Utaat Kaatara Periodical. tad Nan
ilnct rontiantlr oa kand at low rrieaa. Da.
Ilverad la aay part of (ova.
8. W.ICHUBBUCK,
pmtoptick. kold uill.
■ 19 U
tub
BURLEIGH ROCK DRILLS
mmAIBmm
Burleigh Air Compressors
^IIB TUB ONLY DR1LL1NO MACHINERY
that baa imi dor# uj aucceaifnl TbbboI
work tn Ami rlca. (They in toln uaad on the
St. Oo third Tunnel, Switzerland- thirteen mllee
long.) We refer lo the following gentlemen and
work*:
OF.N. NEWTON, U. S. A., II.U Gat* Tunnel,
Long laland.
MESSRS. 8IIANLEY, Ilooaac Tunnel, Vim.
J. DUTTON BTBKI.E, NeeqiebenlBg Tun
Ml, Pa.
SIDNEY DILLON, Fowtfc Anata Work,
New York.
COL. ROKBLINO, But Rim Bridge Com
pany Now York.
For farther Information, tie., addraaa
ft.. O. PABKI, Tlrglali Cllr.
ml tf General Agent tor th« Paelllc Ooaat.
GOLD HILL MARKET.
(NBXT door TO NEWS OFFICE.)
L. T. FOX I l~7 "PROPRIETOR.
T TBI* »AHMKT
_ can alwaya ha found (ha
ebolcaal
MUTTON.
PORK,
VEAL*
•■4 (ADIAfllft,(lahi»i|i
Oaranltralabelns aelectnl from the beat Cat
Ua Kanrbea IB Nevada and California, ara
* fSlVATB FAMILIES ANB IIOTBLS will
-Bd It to tbalr adTantag* to palrmtM thla
Market, whora they wlU alwaya be .applied
with the beat meat. the country can afford.
RENDERED TALLOW, for Bill aadaalnlag
parpo.ea.eouatautlj on band.
nil if I.. T, v© M»
VALUABLE^ MINING GROUND
FOIt BALE.
12 Feet in the Beach & Fazton.
TITLE PERFECT.
JUDGMENT FOB TUB ABOVE AMOt'NT,
In the Itearh A Pal ton Mining Claim, ob>
talnad In the Dl.trlrt Court, caa he bonght on
rvanonahla terma. The Reach .( I'ailnnlapart
and parrel nt tbe Sldee' ground. .Itaated at the
header Union atreet, Virginia City, enppoeml
to be lacladed la the CCNSULIDATKI) VIR
GINIA CLAIM, and bow eqaal to TWELVE
HUNDRED (WARES In that valuable mine.
Add real, HOUSE * PABKKR,
Mi Im Careen City.
J. CORNWELL,
If*. B* North C almt, Tlrflil*,
MANUFACTURER OF TIIB
CRANDALL PATENT SPRING
BHD!
Alan a NKW PATENT STEEL COUPLET
SPRING, lb* drat ever introduced la a bed on
■be llclOc roaat. .
I now offer to the public a SPRING MAT.
TRESS COMPLETE IN ITSELF. needing no
lop uuttreee, aarlag tha eatlre coat of a lop
mattrraa.
Come and aee mr Improved PORTABLE
SPRING AND PIUME MATTRKSSKS, Dara
ble, Cheap and Comrurtable.
Alao dealer la UPUOLHTERY and FURNI
TURB of every deecrtptlen.
J. CORNWELL.
ml m M North C atreet. Virginia.
GOLD II1LL FOUNDRY,
LOWER GOLD HILL.
Oaatlaaa la I re a Rraee, Taralaa Bad
riaUklii «f Inrr T'rMr. Qaaria
Craeklaa Bad Aaildaillai
Maeklaarr JI«4«nOrt»r.
ALL ORDERS EXKCCTKD WITII DM
A patcb, at reaaonable run,
aKORUE K.MM ITT,
fcio tf l*ri«rimr.
1800. 1874.""
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OF VIROIRIA.
JOI.KNI r. HAM., rUOPUIKTOU.
rlllH OV.D ■ NTA■■<■■■■ D AND
reliable Lanndrj It prepared to Uia oat
an? quantity of Hanovatad and Clean l.lnea,
wlthoot *lac damaged bjr maalpalatloa or
brehemleal application.
Packaeta punctually eallod for and rata read.
Officer—International Hotel and Wallara'a
Prull Store, lit Booth C (tract, Virginia; and
Vaacjr Doaae, Oold Hill.
wltf JIWKPII r. HAIil,.
A. /. rraaiLL. eaaa. cuaaiaaa.
UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA CITY,
Oa ika Blflde.
TYRRELL A GUMMING*,
fiOUHDRRfl. MACHINIST*. (IKNEBAL
Kattaaarm.nr—rtlaaaia aad Manofketarere
Quart! Bill aad Mining Machinery of all da
aerlpdana. All ordera (Uad with prtnapUMea
aad dlapaieh, aad at tka Lowaat Rataa.
■IMf
o. attar. «. a. uun.
HAI8T & LILIEN,
Civil Engineers and Sur
veyors.
orricni
riralala CltyHM S»eHC«»r»rt,a»re«lta
(KM Fallowa' Block.
Mold II III-Orer lllkjea'" MaUaa.
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