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THK EVENING NEWS.
OOLD HILL. WCDSE3DAT. MARCH 25.1874
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A. O. II.—An election of State olll
cvr* wa* held by the Ancient Order of
Hibernian* of (Sold II1II, on Saturday
evening la*t. It will he leuiembered
tint the Stat* Hoard I* composed ol tlie
olllcer* of the 'creral l)tvl*iou*. The
•lection remltcd ui fellow*: State
Itoli-gate, Win. Haye*; State Secreta
ry. P. KnnU; County Iwltplt, .lohn
ll. Conner*. At an election of olllcer*
of (lie A. O. II.. Dlvlxlon No. 1. held
In Virginia lot evening, the followini:
named gentlemen were elected to their
respective potltlon*: Pre*Mcnt, John
Hamilton. Vice Pre*ldei.t, P. Contra/;
Kecordlng Secretary, M. A. Keeny;
financial Secretary. Jaiue< O. Sulli
van ; Treasurer, iMnni* N'evin (re-I
elected |. Tni*tcc*. IV, II. Uy.in. Con.
Sullivan, Martin Koril, An election
of olllcer* of IMvldeu .No. % <>o!d llill,
will lie held on Tliur*day evening next
and on Saturday evening there will
l>e an election ol county ofllccr*.
'i'lio dlvUlon* of the A. 0. II. In the
Stat* of Nevada at pre*ent number
threw. One in Virginia, one In tiold
llill, and a third In Kureka. Two
wore will diortly l>o organized—one
In l'ar*on and the other In Auitin.
The <eveial divUlon* are In a protper
ou* condition, and are cou*iantly re
ceiving largo .icccmIoii* to their num
ber*. Tho total meinber*hlp In the
1'iiltrd State* amount* to about 250,
000, of which uumlter Penn«yIvanla I*
accredited with 32,000. The Society
wa* organized principally lor benev
olent purpose*.
.Mows An*wkk*.—Correct •olutlon*
to the problem, which appeared In
Saturday'* Xicw*, were tent u* by
M.uter Willis Ktndall and alto jy a
miner of Gold llill, who gave lilt In
itial* a* '• W. O." but a vexation*
typographical blunder mad* thote an
*wer* appear decl <edi v wrong In the
|>apiir ye*terday. That puzzled au
otlier *i'uart little fellow In (Sold llill,
that w* know of—•• 1'aUy McU.—0 In
April"—who thereupon (eiit ih a lit
tle communication thU morning giving
Alto a correct au*wer. Willie'* an
swer \* follow* : A get* (21.03 ;
It. fl.VVJ ; C. $12 03: l>. $10.53. Total,
$00. Pat*y'« 4ii*wvr l«: A'* •hare,
$21.1135-19; li*. *13-71 lS-l'j; c'*.
$12,03 3 1'.): l>«. $10.32 12-11). roul,
$00. Willie, loliowing th* arithmet
ical rule in rvgard to mil:*, carrle* the
fraction* forward, while P.it*y give*
llietn a* he llnd* tlietn.
Tti ttjuNti Matt hi* I The attention
of our reader* i« called to the adver
tl*ement of II aynle A Co.. which will
found el*ewhere. They keep con
stantly on ham] i large and wall se
lected atock ef Neva*!* lumber and
' liAii'M* material ol all kind*. Including
pine and redwood culling. Oregon pine
flooring, rustic pine and redwood. Cal
ifornia *ugar pine, plain and fancy
picket*, plain and fancy pine and red
wood ►lilngluA. aiding, lath, mouldings
door*, blind*, window*, transom*, etc.
They aro al*o agent* lor Harvey'* cel
ebrated patent hinge window lock*.
Person* having, occt-lon to purcha«e
building material In Virginia, will tlnd
It to their advantage to call oil the
above named llriu.
Cuoica Uiuh-khik*.— One of the du
ett and complete*! grocery e«tablUh
menu In Virginia U that of the well
known )iou«« of Hatch llrether*. Per
aon* with delicate appetite* are *1
way* *ure to dud •oinething to their
liking at Hatch'*. The Hand In front
of their *tore I* alway* loaded with
both fre*h and *alt water tUh. fat tur
key*, chicken*. duck* and wild game.
They keepcon*tautly on hand the verv
beat of everything in the line of fam
ily auppllea, together Willi the tla**t
of IWiuor*. Owing to the fact that
they uo • catli bu*lne«*. they art ena
bled to Mil their good* at *iich price*
a* command • general patronage.
Give them a call.
Bali. Pootpohkmkkt. — Tlio atten
tion of our reader* U eal'ed te the
peftpouement of the ball ol Young
America Knglne Company No. 'J.
which wa* to have taken placo nt I. O.
O. P. hall, Virginia, till* evening, until
WedneMlay evening. April l*t, at
which tlmo all lover* of a good time,
will have an opportunity to enjoy
lhcui«elvc* to tbe fullest extent.
ukk.it MKirriNU or iixta* ix
NILYCH CITY.
■■rrnnutnl lortuullou of a Miners'
Inlsu (n lj «u ('MUljr-TIra Uelil
Mill nail t lrglali Miner*' Cnlou*
I |iholil the »l Hjmtrm la Lfu
ronuly M well M In «t»rey.
A large and enthusiastic meoflng of
mining citizens of Lyon county wa*
held at Armory Hall, Silver City, lait
evening. fur the purpose of pertna
nently|organlzlng a Miner*' Union, fix
ing the rite of wage* at ft per day,
and to act In full harmony with tho
(.■old Hill and Virginia Miner*' Uulon*,
wIiom officers Attended In full torco In
special carriage* provided by each of
the respective Union* for the occasion.
At 8 o'clock, the hour of meeting,
the hall ivt* densely crowded. John
M. Tague, President of the Silver City
Miner*' Uuleu occupied the chair, and
after duly setting forth the objects ol
tho meeting, called upon Hon. A. C.
Hay. who explained very concisely the
manner in which they would proceed
to Initiate tho otllcer* and members of
the new Union. Mating that he had the
houor to be pre*eut at the Initiation of
the flr.t olflcert of tho Gold Hill and
Virginia Unions; and at thcro wat a
great amount of buslnc«s to come be
fore the meeting on till* occasion, he
would net detain thera by making a
long »|>«ecli. 1'retideut John K. Mc
Donnell, ot tho (iold Hill Miner*'
Union, was next called, and tpoke at
follows:
Mr. I'retident and Gentlemen, mem
ber* ol the Silver City Miner*' Union :
My pleasure I* boundless to tee tin*
*uccc»*tul l**ue the miner* of Silver
rity have achieved in forming a Sitter
t'ulmi lii thl* eity. I await with pleas
ure the day when the miners, from tho
western slope* ot the Hooky Mount
ain* to the shore* of tho PaclAc will
be one great band of c« operatlvo
union*, working In harmony for tho
one great and noble end—liie eleva
tion ef the working man. The Held
to that attainment Is opeu to you all,
and do not hesitate when your rights
are at stake, a* men of uoblo minds, as
men of discernment and Justice, to de
mand the tacred right that (Jod and
nature ha* bestowed upon all men,
without re*pect to iwrMt'it.
The time at length has como when
"might can no longer triumph over
right," tho laborer—the builder ef em
pire* and States—Is fast awaking to
that intelleclu t! inferiority which in
pa»t age* marked the progrest ef the
few, whilst the million* remain In ig
norance ot the ojual righu they hail
to *Imi» with tho lordship ol creatleu
—the divine right of all men—honce
the Ignorant had lo lie tub*ervleut to
the will of those who had a greater
power of' inlml, and as a natural re
sult become their slave*.
The match of Intellect, with "the
march of empire," i* on the wing, and
1* watting the sacred theme* of Liber
ty, K<|u*lity and Justice throughout
the length and breadth of civilisation,
doing away with that terrible doctrine
that king*, autocrat* and aristocrats
lud their right divine troin heaven,
whilst modern equality amply prove*
that their true position It theoxteut of
Intellectual capacity and the amouiit
ol labor they are able to perform, to
a* not to he drone* In toclety, but to
contribute their mite to the general
prosperity of the community In which
they reside.
Mm two i{roit element! which com
mand tin) nttctitlou of the world at the
present tlms, are capital and labor.
1 hat the former hiv hitherto held an*
preme dominion ever tlm latter, It a
proposition that cannot ho denied, In
at much a* the history of the human
family, down to a very recent tierlod,
allord no record! where the laborer
had llxcd tlm aiueunt ef wage* to be
l>aid by the capitalist, when ne could
have hia work done cheaper by other*
who were necewltated to work for any
price the capitalltt might think lit te
dictate. «• When men Leg In to think,
tyrant* be.;lii te tremble." If you
would seek men of great mlndt and
learning, soarclt the circle* of the
-upper ten," and llnd them If you
can. \ our *earch will be ever In vain,
•ltd yo« will be obliged to «eek and
Mud them In a lower and more bumble
apliere ot life; you will rind theui
among the working men of America,
What hit* made the United State* the
ui<*t pro!peroil* nation on the face of
tho earth to-day ? The answer I* (Im
ply, "killed and untkllled labor, Judl
cloutly applied to .ill thing*. That
labor I* the primal source from which
all capital emanate!, it tlmply the
law* of natural acleuco revealed, to
that capital and labor are to closely
allied mat to nnnlhllate tho one would
he extermination of the other. With
out the co-operatlen and co-existence
of both, the world would become a
chao*; man woeld degenerato te the
degradation of the lavage ; but tliankt
to that All-wise, beneficent powci that
hat linplautod In every human heart,
tlio u)«nt t* appreciate everything
itreat and good In human exUteucv, to
derive hanplues* and p«>*perlty from
the bountle* that nature ha* lavithed
upon the world, "making lire, flood,
and earth, the va**alt of hi* will."
l.ook at the prngrex of modern
acience ; *ee what gigantic proportion*
art and labor havo brought It to. Wa«
it Imbecile ari!tocracy that brought
these great element* to the flourishing
condition we And them In our acad
emic halU? So; they ro*o to per
lecthiii at labor'* carne*t call.
l'hat labor aliould have It* just re
ward and encouragement I* the toplo
that should be foremo*t in every think
ing uilnd. coming a* It doe* from de
vine authority, tliat "tho laborer I*
worthy of hi* hire," and the manor
•et of men that would try to have
cheap labor, have small Intellectual
capacity and are the natural hern ene
mies ot everything that would contri
bute to the elevation of fallen human
ity. Self-dependent |*vver It tho no
hle*t and bett of all power*. 1*1 lu
rely upon »ur«elve* III fixing the rate
of wage* that 1* due te the danger* and
d illicit I tie* Incidental to ouriabor. The
mine* of the C'omstock are Immensely
rich and are able to pay good wages,
and If five dollar* a day I* equivalent
for the amount of work we do, we havo
ju*t a* good a right to demand that
amount a* wo lave to demand four
dollar* a day. Qo In brave boy* of the
Silver City Miners' Union, and win,
and may the whole Pacific coast follow
the example; Gold Hill and Virginia
are with you. heart and hand. " We
have tet our llvet upon a ca*t. and
we'll stand the hazard of tlie die."
President .lame* Dockery, of the
Virginia Miner*' Union, was next
called u|k>ii, and nude a very able
speech on the ri*e mid progress of labor
union*, and the right ef all men to de
mand a just compensation for the work
they perforin. When labor wa* prop
erly rewarded, general prosperity pre
vailed in the community. Business
men were equally benefited by labor
union*, ami we had ' their sympathy
and support. The mlnert, without
any antagonistic feeling to capitalists,
were determined te Tiave their Just
right*, withoat lear or favor.
Kx-l*re«iri«nt Jam** Hrew. of the
(Jod mil Miner.' UnloTwat.ieU
called upon, and made a very brilllaut
•peecli lu inpport of the former *peak
•r, in J p i id a high compliment to the
tucce** of the union*, for wIiimo right*
lie had labored uncenlngly Iront their
Infancy, and hoped the Silver City
Miner*' Union would bo equally for
tunate.
Ex-Pro«ldent Humphrey Syinom, of
the liold Hill Miner* Union, next ad
drcwod the meeting at considerable
length. supporting the o*t»bll«hiuout
ol lulnert' iinlwni all over the t'aclllo
Coast.
Many more prominent member* of
the Gold Illll and Virginia Miner*'
Union* were on tho )Ut for speeches,
but a* tho hour wa* getting late, It was
moved that all non-member* vacaU
the hall, and Messrs. McDonnell and
Dockery proceeded to Initiate the mem
ber* of the Silver City Union, admin
istering tho oath and luatruutlng them
lu the working* and s«urets of tho
Miner*' Union. President* John F.
McDonnell, Jamas Dockery and Jehn
McTague then Joined hand* in *oleinn
conclave, declaring Storey and Lyon
counties icverally and conjointly, un
der the four-dollar *y*tem. and each
pledged himself, on behalf of the union
he wa* at the head of, to uphold that
rate of wages at any coil.
Three checrs were then given lor tho
union* of Storeyaud Lyon couutle*.
A vote of thank* was given to the
officer* of the Gold Kill and Virginia
Miner*' Union* for their Indomitable
spirit and perseverance lu the came of
labor, and the meeting terminated.
Tho officer* were afterward* enter
tallied by John McTugue at till reel
deuce, and did ample Justice to the
good thing* provided.
Tin: Bummciiim 1>iui.i.—Under the
personal supervision of L. C. Parke,
agent fur tli* Tai-lllo coast niid Japan,
of tlio Burleigh Drill Company, thu
air compressor at the Could mil Cur
ry work* for 0|>erating tho Uurlcigh
drill* In thai mliiu was uiccenfully
started Into operation. It worked
finely, vid those Justly fatuous drills
will be put to work hi two or three
day*. 'l'h« Burleigh compressor for
I ho < irerui in initio will bo rendy to
start up in a day or two. Olio for the
Coiitolldatcd \ Irglnla initio arrived
ye-terday morning.
Gone Hkmw.-Mr. Henderson, of
the dry goods tlrui of \J. Henderson it
Co., Virginia City, lettlast evening for
Sin Francisco, where lie has gone to
purchase one of tho largest and best
stocks of dry goods and millinery ever
brought to that city. Mr. Henderson's
long experience III tho hudne*s and
thorough knowledge of the wants of
our ptople aptly lit liliii for the seleo
lion of Just wh it our people need In
hit line of business. So that tlio'e coil
ti'inpl iting purchase* will certainly do
well to wait for the arrival ol the now
good*.
Nkvaiu Lsrrntiir Diiawn.—UMclal
list* of tlie drawing of tliw Nevada
Stale (lift Concert have been circulated
throughout Gold Hill and Viiginin to
day. They announce tli.it all thoprUet
In tho Hot, under £50 mm. will bo paid
In full, and the fSU.UOO prize, the high
est on the lUt, will be paid with a re
duction of25 percent. llUnchard. the
manager, certainly lui* had a long and
tedious siege of It, and mint feel re
lieved to have tho concern couie to a
wind-up at latt.
Daney Okkicriw Ei.kct.—At the an
nual meeting of tlie Dauey Gold and
Silver Mining Company, held at San
Francisco day before yoiterdny, the
following olllcers were elected for the
•■niiiiui;year: ('resident, A. K. Kvere't;
Vice President, F. A. Gihbs; Trus
teei—II. F. Sherwood. Ceo. F. liragg.
A. F. Kverett. O. F. Orlllln. F. A.
Gibbs; Superintendent, T. McClel
land ; Secretary, George K. Spinney.
MfaicAL Usios Mkktinu.—A meet
ing of tlie Virginia Muiical Union,
comprising the beat singer*of Virginia
and Cold IIIII, will Hold a meeting at
National Guard Hall, Virginia, this
evening, at 8 o'clock, lor practlco.
Loax.—Attention it called to an ad
vertl*ement under till* head In another
column. The tinder will be amply
rewarded bv delivering the lost ear
ring at Mr. Frederick'• |ewelry atore.
Phaihik ClIliKKKt.—natch Brothers,
Virginia, have Just received another
fin* lot of the*e choice game birds,
fresh, freiu the western prairies. They
are In Hue condition.
Pkacicaiii.k.—No light* iiavo occurnd
In Gold Hill or vicinity ilute yestcr
tcrday.
WxATiiKn.—The heavily clouded sky
of to day Indicates rain or snow com
ing.
THE INVALID—A PEN PICTURE.
Sea Iter pallid countenance, but a
short tliuo ago the picture of ruddy
health, the envy of the school nud the
pride of the household. She was al
ways welcomed by her schoolmates,
lor h«r lithe form and picasint dis
position carrlcd cheerfulness into their
rank*. Diligent, punctual ami exem
plary, obedient mm* graceful at home,
she won the heart* of all. Hut, alas,
we are sorrowed. Those reiy cheek*
and ruddy lip* are blanched by con
sumption. The voice ouou no enchant
Ing In laugh aud song I* feeble, husky,
and supplanted by :i hollow cough.
I.et n« approich her couch gently aud
take her hand, I)o not shudder be
cause of tli** feeble and pas.doniess
grasp. The hand oncc so hearty and
plump it emaciated anil ihowt bony
outline*, wldie the cord* aud tortuou*
veins are plainly raapod upon the ser
face. The piilte that bounded with re
pletion, carrying vigor to tlio whole
system, and Imparting life, beauty,
vivacity, health and strength, I* deli
cate t« the touch. The feeble heart
cannot propel tho thin, scanty blood
with ferce. Must we line her while
yet In her teens ? Companion* and
friend* gather around witli words of
cheer and couielatlou, aud depart with
moistened eye* aud silent steps. Must
we lo*e her? No, tnere is relief I We
can stay this destroyer of our liaiipl
ness nud not sulTer tlio lo*s of so bright
a geiu. Something more Is required
now than dietary aud hyglculc ob«»rv
ance, for nature calls for aid and she
■hall have It. Tako till* pleasant med
icine. It I* invigorating. How It al
lays the Irritable cough, Improve* the
appetite and digestion, and lends a
healthy lluglo threugh the frame.
The blood is enriched, nervous force
Increased, and the heart bounds with a
new Impulse. See her face brighten
by degree* ; the color is returning, her
voice I* getting clearer, and pleasant
words are spoken. The strength fal
ters yet, but Is gaining. Let us take
her out in the warm sunshine. In a
short tlino she will be able to go with
out our aid, a cheerful girl. This de
lightful medicine must be Uod-blcssvd.
It I* restoring health to our loved one.
She Is emerging from her sicklies*
sweeter and nobler tlian before, nud
Dr. I'leroe'i Qolden Medical Dlscovcry
must lave the credit. It has raised
her,
S. It. KGLAK, druggist, of West
Unieu, O., says Dry Pierce's Medical
Discovery hat effected a wonderful
cure of consumption In lit* neighbor
hood.
TELECRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
[imiAL TO TBI ML* BILL DAILY B»W«.
DOMESTIC IWTELLIOIWOE
The «n«Loin.|lon»p Spy Ijllrm
TnrNlng (he T»blf« upon Jaynr.
Nkw Yohk, March 23.—l'latt &
Boyd, whoto book* were Mixed by
Jayno la*t July, lists l»guu lult to
recover fCO.OOO for treipati. Other
victim* threaten similar tulta.
A Nnlter tav«4.
The Court of Appeal* hat ravened
th« decUlon of the General Term 3u.
preino Court. In tbii dlttrlct, orderlog
the extradition of Jacob Lawrence—
chargid with taking a mine In Utah
and swindling E. D. Ward—on the re
quisition of the Governor of Michigan.
The Erie Labor Mrlk*.
The Krle stevodore's strike con
tinue*. The company ha* given them
till thW evening to accept It* term*.
Tho Tow boat Kiplwliu on the Xl»
elaalppt.
Mkui-iii*, March 23.—The survivor*
of tlie C'reacent City arrived here this
tnornlng. Six per«oui were lett In
nddltlon to tho ten llr«t reported, mnk
lug sixteen In all. The llrvt engineer,
who U saved, any* they wero carrying
ICO pound* of (team at the time the
exploded and the water In the hollor
wa* Ilu«li Ave minute* before. The
boat wn« lowing tlve barge*, contain
ing .10 ton* of coal, tlx hundred toua
of xugar and 200 tun* of quuentwar*,
all of which wa* lott.
The Tempermiee Oumde In Oblo
mail lutllaun.
Ciiicauo, March 25.—The temper
ance movement In Olilo and Indian
continue*, but without marked rosulf,
oxiopt In the way of signatures (o
pertonal pledges. 'i'tio roiult *1 a
tlireo week*' crusade In Dayton shows
foiw saloons closed, ono by purchase,
•no hy persecution, while 3(H) remain
unclosed. The women murch ai d
prny dally. At Columbus the only
results perceptible aro largr numbers
of signatures to the temperance pledge.
At Cleveland yeiterday bands of wo
men visited n number of saloous.piny
ed and iiiiik when admitted, but when
refused, were obliged to pass on on
account ol the Mayor'* proclamation
forbidding an obstruction of the side
walks. The crusader* who started at
Springfield are not successful.
TranNportatlou Convention.
A convention attended by 000 prom
inent clti/ens of Illinois, Iowa and
WWcenslu, was held at Kock Ulaud
yesterday In favor of a canal from
ltock Island to Hennepin, oil the IIII
nola ltlver, via Hock Klver. Kesolu
tlom were adopted favoring Govern
ment constructing sech cai.nl, the itn
provomcnt of the MlitWslppI and llll"
nols rivers and Government control of
lutor-Stnto railroads.
t'irra ami l.o«a or Lib.
Wii.i.iau^iiuiihjk, N. V. March 25.—
Mr*, Hurui and three children perished
In a fire at Maltha veil Inst night.
Uawgao, March 23.—The business
portion of lied Creek. U'ayuo county,
was burned Inst ulght. Loss, (05,000;
partly Insured.
St. Louis, March 25.—A fire at Con
cordia, Mo., destroyed two atoresyis
terday. Lo», $25,1100.
Tha ■ u»anrhu»etlN Neusl«rshl|>
No Kleellon Yet.
Boston, March 25.—In the joint bal
lot at iiooii to-day for Senator, Dawes
received 87; Hoar, 82; Curtis, 71;
Adams, 13; Batiks, 5;Sauford. Bul
lock, Whlttier, Wendell riiilllps each
one or two vote*. Total vote, 2S1.
Estrailltlon Treaty.
Wasiiinoton, March 25.—An Ex
tradition Treaty between the United
States and Eucndor, to continue teu
years, I* proclaimed.
Coujrreseloiial.
Washington, March 25.-lloutc met,
Sprague In the Chair, and proceeded
with the discussion of the bill regulat
ing luter-btate commerce.
BY THeTcABLES.
Will be Nominated.
London, March 25.—It Is reported
that Itiilph Waldo Kiuerson will re
celvo the uetnluatlou of Laud lCector
of Glasgow University, as successor to
Disraeli.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
[•rsnAL TO TUB 0*LB IIILk B1ILT *«»».]
FROM SAW FRANCISCO
( blnno PlKhl-WMta I'rolM-llou
Itcroirrlnic — Omurrtl — Unw>l
1'alnr* llnlrl-4'Ml Oil EiplMlun
- Woinrn TMi)wnu(T Cruuutrrs.
Sam Francisco, March 25—1 r. m.—
This morning two Chinamen |fot Into
a fight In a house on Dupont street,
ulien one of tliem struck the other a
terrific blow on the head with a sword,
Inflicting a dangurons wound, lie Is
under arrest.
A young lady of respectable appear
ance went to the City Hall to day ask
ing protection against persons who she
thinks are trying to poison her. She
Is probably Insane and declines to give
her name.
Mrs. O'Connor and her son, stabbed
by Hanlon, are getting well.
Tlio Board of Education last night
adopted resolutions censuring severely
School Superintendent Denman for
lobbying private bllla at Sacramento to
the neglect ot (lie school department.
Work ou thoGrand l'alnce Hotel, oil
Market street, Is progressing rapidly.
At hall-pait ten o'clock last night a
coal oil lau|p exploded In the room of
Capt. Johnson, on Spear street, and set
tire to the premises. The flaines were
sooa extinguished ; no oue was hurt;
lots probably $500.
The Wouieus' Temperance Crusader*
announce tlust thoy will hold n mass
prayer meeting at an early day. They
liave not yet undertaken any crusade
against the saloons of the city.
U rconbacks, HO ij-W '4'.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHIKO, ETC,
GUEAT
CLOSING OUT SALE
• ••• AT. •••
BANNER BROTHERS I
Cararr C a ad Taflar
VIRGINIA CITY.
THE MAGNIFICENT 8TOCK
....•v....
WINTER CLOTHING
..nWILL II....
SACRIFICED
....AT....
BANNER I1KOT1IKRS
BARGAINS! BARGAINS I
FOR THE MILLION
....AT...*
BANNER 0KOTIIEHS
CLOTHINC!
....or ...
SUPERIOR MAKE,
STYLISH, CENTEEL,
....AT..,.
isw\i:k iikotiii:ks
If jrou liare eny need for
WINTER IGLOTHINGI
And deelr* to buy goods *1 fafj
10V£R FRIGES THAN EVER
....CALL OM.r*.
IIKOTIIKBS
DL'IEIMO Tlin (iUCAT
CLEARING OUT 8ALBI
ml^tr
ATTENTION! ATTENTION!
WK TAKR Tills MKTIIOD TO CALL
your allrtillen In ih* following HTATK
JIKST t>K KAt!TH, whlrb are confident on
examluatltu *111 prute Imc
FIRST—*"* hare the Urml \nd lineal Store
In the Stat*, rmwded with tho best sekcl«l
•lock and largest rarlety of
CLOTHING,
Cicala' FurniNliiiig UooiIn,
HAT8 AND BOOT8,
BOYS' C10THUJB, RUBBER CLOTHIM,
Triinkei Vnllspa mil Hulrbrla.
SECOND -Th»t »» keep A KIN KR UltADR
of ihc aiKire named articles than any other
Store tu the State.
THIRD -Thai we al»o keen a large n«»ort
umnt of MKIUL'M CI ASH noOD.t, such aa
are kept In other Stores.
FOURTH. *r(l la"l-Th#t we ar« deter
mined to ICIItKKflUI.L an)thing we cume
acroee Id our Hue.
We, therefore, eitend to our nnraemue
friends, or "any oilier Mail, Woman or Child,"
an Invllatlnu U> CALL K1IUT ON US, and aee
fur tbcuuclre*.
TO MINER8!
The natrnnaeo and ronBdenre of wbnm we hare
enjoyed eo l.ng, WK KSl'KI'IALLY IMVITK
YOU to rail and e (amine nnr Slock, aud fallsfy
yeerscNes or the IIAHUA1NS that no are new
prepared to give you.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER IN ANY STYLE!
REIN8TEIN A WOLF,
ml tm Mnln Hlrrtti Oald Hill.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
G. ABRAHAM,
Merchant Tailor,
NO. 23 NORTH C STREET, |
VIRUINIA,
QALL9 Tills ATTKNTION OF Till PUBLIC |
TO IIIA FINK HTOCK OP
PANTS PATTERNS,|
VK8TINGH, nnd
'vl
....WHOM III UA»....
JUST HECEXVEI)!
....AMD wmni III....
MAKES TOiORDER IN THE FINEST STYLES.
AND AT riaces
LOWER THAN HERETOFORE.
(••ntlemrn In nred of anything In hie line
will da well bjr glrlac him a call.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER!
or TIIK UBST MATIKIAL8, AND
IN ANY 8TYLE,|
Only Three Dollars.
Ml 1m
San Franciscoo Clothing Store.!
BARNERT A LOVE,
IMTOUTKHH OP AND DBALBR8 IN CIS
turn and read; mada
CLOTlIIIVGi
nKNTLBMKN'M PCUNIlUIINO OOODM,
AND BOYB- CLOTntNM.
Lateel Htrlaa mf llm.i Traaka, Vallate
■ad niaakete.
Rrmemher llwi pUoe-HOUTII C HTIIKRT,
Virginia, Ncr., Ural door aiialh or Uauk of Oall
forola. mil if
CEXTI.EM K.V.N CLOTHIXO, ETC.
THE WHITE HOUSE I
I*. 10 Man Ik C ■liwl,
VIKOINIAt MKT.
WIIRTRKR STOCKS ARB IT OR
d«wn. or tunney I* plentiful or
•(area, or baaiaeae brisk ur •IbrrwlM,
A
rrovUent mil will alwajra feck I* E"t
the wurtn *f bl* uiaaey la <k>lmr
article ho may In* It aoca*wry to la
Teat, awl It If a
DEAD
Hare thine that be will alrlka a bee-line
far the WIUTK HOI NE of COIIN
A IS * AIM, Na. II South C atrrel, Vlr
Clula c.it. || Im wtaliua to purchiu an
clt^aul ault of
CLOTHING
Of the moat faalilonihiarat, (uManllal
manufacture nn<1 durable fktirtc*. The
W1NTKR STOCK JiipI opened at the
While llouae—fltat, and l>er t. clot blag
atom aoutli of t'nlon atrwt, on C-eui
bracea every article la tlie Clothing and
FarDleklDg Uooda Hue, and uo
MAN
Who la a Judge of Dae. fublonable. dur
able aod well-made clothing, and who la
at all familiar with thernet price* of
• acb article* ami the lalca of frelcht
framcaaimerclal center* tothla market,
na enter the WIUTK IIOl'SK. laapect
Die varied and mammoth atock kept by
COIIN <t ISAACS, aud ascertain their
|irlre«, without belhtf aat.mlabrd at Iba
superior quality of goatla and the very
low prlcct to ba
FOUND
In an Interior town ao far removed from
Iho maaufactorlea ofeucb article*. Tho
new atock JuH opened In the WIUTK
HOISB by COIIN A ISAACS la the
l«rk-i>t Involee of Winter C.othla,' ever
brought Into the State of Nevada, em
bracing Alaaka, Ctilnehllla and Ik-aver
Overcnala; Kuylleli. French and Amort
caa CaMlBieru. Milton, lleavi-r, Illwnnal
and Uroadclotb Urea* and Hn»lnee*
Sulla lor men and boya; Furnishing
(ioodf and 1'nderwear of every de*crtp
tlon au'l Quality; llata. Cape, lloote,
Shnea, Dverahoea. L'mbrvllaa, Rublier
Hood* of all klmia. Family Ulankila,
Tmnka, Vallaea, Satcbcla, and,
IN
Kael, an emlleaa variety of art Idea loth
urefill and ornamental. Their gooda ore
•elected eeneclally for llila market, are
purchased from Ilrrt hamla at tliuloweet
raab ratea, and they are therefore enabled
to ecll Ike very beet clotlalnj; at the very
loweat Ignrea. Thla accounla for lha
larra trade which they havo built up,
and which they are determined not only
tn maintain, but to Increaae, by fair aad
liberal dealing, and by avoiding Ihoee
little " legitimate" deception* which
would gain tin-in a email prolt to-day
aad loae them a regular ruatamer to
morrow, Tor <-OIIN * INAA(H ara
permanently lacatvd In
VIRGINIA!
feJOIf
ROOS BROTHERS,
....or TUB....
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
No. 29 South € Street,
<D ft A VINO RKNOVATKD AND HK-O
"5 II fllinl tbelf Lug. Htor. throughout, M
sc and biting lurmed ba.ln.M connactlona
S=b«lh lo Mn i raai imi and Ik. (>nM
2 Wh.lwal. Mart. of III. Atlantic Hl.i<-»,sc
u Which .oahlr. th.m lo amitnnnc. con m
flil. nllr thai th.jr CAN aad WU.L SKLI.
►-KINK CI.OT1IINU CIIKAI'KH TIlANo
2 ANYOTIIRK 1101'AK UN Till COAST, o
a. twu Inie to call th. atl.ntloa of th«»
"* r*npla of Wrti.fn Nrrada to tbclr vrry w
JJJ ntmah. and ctolco AMorlmtit of
o ruatom-mada _
CLOTHING
....AMD....
FIHMSHIX; GOODS,
....COMPRISING....
FINE NEW STYLE
CASSIMERE SUITS,
HATS AND CAPS,
UOY8' CLOTHING,
HOSIERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS
Orrrnlla. D.rh Pi»nl». Molar.) Tr.aka,
VallM*. mill Travrll.f lln««. II nnd
krrrhlrfa. Kairf>il'n< Tlra,
ll.wai « ult.. and Ih fact
.v.rr nrili l« .an*
nllr k.pilBw
FIRST-CLASS ESTABLISHMENT.
BOOS BBOTHEBS'
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
NO. <4'J WIDTH V MTHRRT.
nH lm
WALLER'S
CLOTHING BAZAR,
. In Dr. lUH'a New Dulldlnr.
-HA IN mtKKT UOI.O IIILI..»
M. F. WALLER
CAI.IJI PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
lila iiita»ln, well avlactml alock »f
WINTER CLOTHING!
....coMtirrti* or....
OltKMM AND BIWINKMH KIIT*,
DOYH* CI<OTIIING>
VIIUMMIIINft (iOOM,
11 AT*. BOOTH. HIIOK.4,
Tit I'NKH, TALIflKft,
Kir., which br oft«r«
AT NEW YORK PRICES!
fVCmU and •xuulut before parchoinir <Im
where. mWlf
JOSEPH FREDERICKS,
WIIOI.KHAMt AMD RETAIL WAR*
UOL'fK or
KILL CIIRMICAlJt.
PAINTS, OHM,
WINDOW (1I.AM4,
PAI'KIt IIANUIMM.
WINDOW MIIADK*
DUCK MHKKTINUM,
I'lLTUUK KMAWIM
>■4 MOI.DINtM.
JOSEPH FREDERICKS,
N». It MMlk O Mml Vlralalu
(Ymatantlj keep* on hand a larr* aaaortarai
of all arttcl«« for Mlllnwc'i cm, Udadlif
BailUh BlinlMf. Mln. C?uMi
•t PMMtlia, talphiric »4
•Ikcr AcMi, ■•«., IK,
Urdcr»fi>r PAlNTIN(i7PAI'RltIN0,0I,AZIN0,
ult.,oie , pronii.jljr itlciij.'d to.
MISCELLANEOUS
JEWELER
STATIONER.
rrnic im»KK8iuNin kbits con
* PlmMtJy vn hand iLArgv Awurt
■cat of
COLD AND 8ILVCR WATCHES.
t'halae, I.idln' Bele,
■leave ■iimu, tli|n
CI(M Peas, Iktrai, l.*rkrb,
Ifufkla Blleer Seta,
IpNIIflN, »IC., VIC.
BLANK B00KS&STATIONERY
or ALL KINDS.
CLOCKS PROM <2 SO TO S30
WATCH EH. CLOCKS and JEWELRY Re
paired with Naatna»a and Dtapatch. All work
warren tad.
AOKNT for all Ilia Bar ram on to aad Saa
Franc lacn DAILY AND WEEKLY I'APKIIH.
All the Laleel Baalern I'arlodlcala tad kuv
ilnrt ronatanllj on haul at low rrlcaa. 0e»
llvered In an/ part or towa.
8. W. "CHUBBUCK,
PMMTOrPII'K. (IOI.D 1111,1..
• II tl
TUB
BURLEIGH ROCK DRILLS
•••.A
Burleigh Air Compressors
IlK TUB ONLY DRILLING MACHINERY
Ikat haa overdone aaj aucoeaafbl Tanaal
work lu Amrrica. (Tliey ara to bo uaod on the
St. Gotbard Tunnel, Swltierlaud- thirteen mllee
Ion;.) We refer lo the fuUowlaf gentlemen tad
worka:
GEN. NEWTON, D. 8. A., IlaU data Tianal,
Long Iplaud.
MESSRS. SI1ANLBY, Ilooaac Tnancl, Maae.
J. DUTTON STEELE, Neaqaebonlnf Tun
nel. Pa.
SIDNEY DILLON. Fourth Avenue Work,
New York.
COL. ROBIII.INO, Bait Hirer Bridge Com
paujr New York.
For farther Information, ate., addreaa
I.. ©. PA RKD, Tlr|lala Cllr.
ml tf General Aran! lor the PaeHleOwael.
GOLD HILL MARKET.
(NKXT DOOR TO NEWS OFFICE.)
L. T. FOX l l~"PROPRIETOR.
AT TlilB ftlAHKKT,
can >!«■)■ b* found tb*
ebolceal
BEir,
MUTTON,
PORK,
VEAL'
■■4 IAOUGK^Iinimi).
Oaranlir.alebelnf eoloctrd from tbe beat Oat
II* lUnrlir, id Nerada uid California, are
ahraje healthy.
PRIVATE PAMILIBfl ANB IIOTILH will
_nd It to tbelr ad*ama(* to palranlu thta
Market, whnr* thrjr will alwaja be aapplled
with tha beat meata lb* counlrj caa aforl.
RENDERED TALLOW, for Bill aadialalnf
purpoaea,constantly on bud.
ml! tf »,. T. WO X.
VALUABLE MINING GROUND
FOU MALE.
12 Feet in the fieaoli & Fazton.
TITLE PERFECT.
Jl'DOMENT FOR TIIB ABOVE AHOl'NT.
In Ike lUarh A ration Mining Claim, ob
tained In tbe Metrlrl Cnart, Ma ba boufbt on
n-aannablr trrme. The Hcxb if Paxtno lapart
and parrel nf tbr Sldra' crnund. altaated at tbo
hrailof I'nlun atrrat, Virginia City, inpnoaed
to be Included In tk« CCNBOLIDATKD VIK
fllNIA CLAIM, and now equal to TWILVB
IIINDUKU MIAKK8 In Ibat valuable mine.
Addraa*. MOORE * PAIKKB,
tetilm Car—a City.
J. CORNWELL,
Xa. 3# Morth V alreet, Tlrflala,
MANUFACTURER OK TUB
GRANDALL PATENT SPRING
BHD!
Alan a NEW PATENT fcTBKI. COUPLET
HPIIINO, tbe Drat arer Introduced la a bed oa
iIip l'iclflc runt.
1 now offer to tbo public a HPRINO MAT
TUBAS COM'LKTK IN ITSKI.K, ncedlaf no
top uutttrroa, earing Ilia enllra coat of t top
mattreae.
Coma and are mjr Improved PORTABLE
KPMNO AND FRAME M ATTRESbES, Dura
ble, Cheap and Comfortable.
Alao dealer In UPUOlJ«TKHT and Fl'RNI
Tl'ltK of cwr deecrtpttan.
J. COUNWBLL,
_ml m » Morth C alroal. Ylrfiala.
GOLD HILL FOUNDRY,
LOWER COLD HILL.
Caatlaia la Ira a and Rraa*t Taralaa a ad
Klalehlaa of Kerry Variety. Qaarti
Craablaa aad Aaaalaaaiallaa
Mnrblarry Made to Order.
ILL ORDER* EXECUTED WITH DIB
a patch, al rvanmabla ratee.
UKOUNK K.HMRTT,
Ml tf fraaHetar.
I BOO. 1874.
PIONEER LAUNDRY
NORTH OP VIRGINIA.
JOI.KP1I K. HA 1.1., PUOI'UIKTOU.
Tain oi.d rmtiiiiMRid an*
reliable l.anndry If prepared to tail eat
uit qaanlHr of lUnotalod tad CImb Umi,
without *>»lne damaged by ipaalpulatloB or
br r.lMBlcal application.
rackarea paactaall r cal lad for aid rata read.
Officer-International llotal and Wallara'a
Kratl Hinra, W1 Knalh C alreet, Virginia; and
V««7 Uoaac, Uold Hill.
mi ir jVhiifw r. BiI.L
A. 1. TTBBILL. 0nit. CSBBIIaa.
UNION IRON WORKS
VIRGINIA CITY,
Oa Ika DlrU*.
TYRRELL A CUMMINGS,
tfOUXDIRfl. MACniNIRT*. OKNIHAL
I iBftnaare. I)raiorht»i«B« and Makntartarer*
orqoara Bill and Mlnlnr Machinery of all 4a
acrtptlona. All ordera filled with prompt neaa
aaddlapatali.and altha Loweat Rate*.
aiiatf
0. «lltT. «. a. LILIBB.
HAI8T & LILIEN,
Civil Engineers and Sur
veyors.
omeni
Virginia Utr-M Koaib('urrel, oaaoalta
Odd Fallowa* Black.
(laid lllll-Ov*r tJlhaaa'a rtalaaa.
mio tl