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VOL. IV. HAMILTON, NEVADA, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 17, 1870. N()1_7Q
WHITE PINE DAILY NEWS.
rUHU.HU> >.*>:«» HO.NIKH EXCEPT *0»U»T— 01
FORBES & CO.
W. 1. FuMEE. «’■ H. PmHroEO.
Term, of Mub.crli.llou.
our copy, » yrnr. per mul.. ..*!" ™
»„r , ouy, si* months, per mall... 10 00
hh copy, Hire** Months, i>«r mail. 6 00
Son* f»rwar«h*l until paid for.'fcS
Delivered at 50 cents per week, by the car
rJ—u-t.» whom payment must be made.
JOB P bTh T I N O !
The News Job Office la now supplied with on
excellent stock of type. lKinlem, presses, paper,
■ anls and other materials and facilities for
,,mid ’lob printing. Additional materials are
irrlvtng. *nd we ask the attention of «ur
friends and the public to the fact that all
j i, printing can be handsomely and expedi
tiously done at this office.
by'TELEGRAPH !
3p*dil tc ThJ Whits Pits Difly Urn.
NEW YORK NEWS.
New Yoke, August 15.
The day panned without any disturb
ance between the Orangemen and Re
formers, though the entire police reserve
was kept on duty all day, ready for
any emergency. It is understood the
Orangemen will hold a picnic some fu
ture day ontaide of the city lirnita, where
f|„) danger from intrusion will be leas.
Twelve Twenty-Brat Ward roughs w *re
arrested to-day in a house in 1 l.ith street,
in which they bud collected for the pur
pose of attacking the Orangemen, and
committed for trial.
Eleven of the Grand Park rioters have
also been arrested and held for trial.
I)r. Marcus Bery hailed to-day in tho
sum of $2,500 for trial for malpractice
consisting in removing the entire womb
of Mrs. Fuller, an operation from the
effects of which she died the next day.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Pabih, August 15.
The Paris Journal Official reports the
arrest, on the highway, of an individual
in whose house was found a quantity of
poiguard*. revolvers of largo calibre, and
ammunition Ho was followed night
Ix-fore last to an isolated house in the
neighborhood of the fortifications where
w« re found a list of names of tho mem
bers of the Red Flags, different rallying
signals, descriptions of troops occupying
and surrounding the capital, and a carte
de visite of a person in the service of the
sovereign at war with France.
<>u the afternoon of yesterday, about t
o’clock, a hand of F*0 to Htl men, armed
with revolvers and poignant* of exactly
the same pattern as those previously
seized, attacked an engine-house on the
Itoulevard vi I latte. They attacked the
guard with daggers and revolvers One
officer received a wound in the breast,
and a fireman was very seriously in
jured by three bullets. Four guns at the
station wer*' carried away. Policemen
of the l'.»th arondisuient, who ran to
their aid. also received a volley. One
f**lI instantly dead, and others were se
riously wounded. Physicians think that
there is little hope for* the recovery of
tw » of them. A little girl was also killed
by a stray ball from a revolver. The po
lice, led by their officers, under orders
of commissary of police, immediately ar
rested the ringleaders and four accora
plinn.
Paris, August 15.
The Sous Prefect telegraphs to the
Minister of the luterior from Toni, Aug.
11. at 7 n. m. as follows:
Some Prussians were noticed near this
town about 2 o'clock this afternoon in
a reconnaissance made by the gen
d armes and cavalry, who came upon ,
200 IThUr4. Shot*, were exchanged and
the gen d armes killed one and wounded
three of the enemy. The latter were
summoned to surrender, but defiantly
replied to the request and retired.
The attitude of the citizens is excel
lent Members of the Mobile and Na
tional (tardea have hastened to the rnui
parts.
Vo official dispatch states that the
corps of Gen. Le Aduiiruult and Decaen
were engaged in the combat nt Metz yes
terday. Marshal Bazaiue was present.
The enemy was repulsed after tour hours
fighting. The troops are in fine spiiitc.
l>etaiU of the battle have not been re
ceived, but the first reports received last
night of its favorable result created im
mense sensation. Crowds went to the
Minister of the Interior uml demanded
the particulars of the fight. All night a
mass of people marched through the
boulevards and principal street* shout
ing joyously.
The Kuineror and Prince Imperial
have arrived at Verdier.
Advices from the Rhine indicate that
the enemy does not really intend to lay j
siege to Strasburg but merely to cut off
communication. For this purpose they
blew up the bridges and railway. Tou
louse, thought to have been surrounded
by forces of the enemy is in reality not
iuvested, and the alarm of the people
was far greater than really there was any
The city is fully garrisoned and pro
visioned for a siege and the supply of
water is under the control of the nulLor
ities, and can not bo cut oft'.
A dispatch from Thiennl, .1 o'clock a.
m., states that the town of Hitche has
not lieen captured as had been supposed,
but still holds out against the Prussian
troops who have been detached to be
siege it.
Gunters says Victor Emanuel wrote a
long le tter to Napoleon saving: ' I gave
you iny word and am ready to keep it;
but I must tell you that should I leave
thily, I may never re-enter it.' Gunters
adds that the Emperor released him
from his promise.
1‘* Create admits that the mission of
Duke Cadore to Denmark appears to
liav*- failed, and refutes the statement of
a Danish journal that the King had de
cjined to receive him through pressure
of England and liussia. La Preaae also
gives up nil hopes of armed assistance
Irom Italy, where Gaibaldiaus are doing
everything in their power to turn the
minds of the people against a nation
, HO chivalrously aided them in
their hours of need.
A cable special to The Herald to-day,
loth, states that disturbances of a serious
character had occurred at Marseilles and
Lyous. Crowds were collected in the
streets, shouting : 4 lias le Emperor!'
Iliree persons lmd been killed, and a
great rebellious feeling was manifested,
mid fears entertained of more trouble to
day.
German troops hold Pont a Mausson.
rhe Press in all parts of France reso
lutely denounce overtures for peace until
the Prussians are driven from French
soil.
Gauters says: Droyn de le Hnys lias
been offered by the Empress Regent, the
post of Ambassador to Vienna.
Pierre Hyacinthe has volunteered a* n
private in a regiment for the defense of
Pans.
n circulation of English and
Pane** j°an,aU bow prohibited in
Private letters from Paris describe the
Empress as sadly changed aud worn, by
heavy days and sleepless nights.
All French correspondents have re
turned to Paris, uo opportunity being
offered them to observe operations in the
field.
Letters from the seat of war notice that
it is a practice of the Prussians in an en
gagement to station sharpshooters on the j
right of each platoon to pick off French
officers.
The Prussian general headquarters 1
last night were ut Henuy on the Metz
and Kaarbruck railroad.
The Prince ltoyal, for his victory at
Weissenburg, has received the order of
the Iron Grown.
London, August 15— Midnight.
Rumors have been renewed of the in- 1
tervention of Powers to bring about an
armistice betweeu Prussia aud France;
but they are scouted as chimerical.
A special correspondent writes from
Chalons, Friday, that all except military |
railway trains have been stopped by
Marshal Caurobert, who is back from
Paris, and now gone to Metz, following
liis corps. Mob law prevents military
trains encumbered with enurmous quan
tities of officers baggage, and supply
trains are delayed. Veterans arrrived
from Metz with Emperor's soldiers are
meantime on one-half rations.
Our special correspondence from Paris,
Sunday evening, says the public feeling
is more and more hostile to the Emperor;
and it is oixtuly said that the Emperor
will never ugain be seen in Paris. Peo
ple express this opinion with energy, not
fearing mom-hards; but * no surrender!’
is the general cry among all clasBcB.
They call the Emperor an imbecile, and
bis Generals courtiers aud traitors; but
the strongest anti-Imperialists say, of
course, the enemy must lx* driven out of
France.
fMisrrllaiirous.
James Hkii.i.y. W. Woodukkhy.
REILLY & WOODBERRY,
AUCTION, COMMISSION,
AND
FOHWARIUNT. M EROIIAMS.
MININO
A N D
REAL ESTATE
BnOKBRB.
1*>. MAIN STREET, HAMILTON.
Liberal Cash \ilvuiicea mule on
CONSIGNMENTS!
Regular Wale Days,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
C. M. HTEVENB, Auctioneer.
outre or r>. a. mkvkndokff.
auJMf
H. Bah« lay. J. M« InToaft. |
McIntosh & Barclay.
GKNKRAL
FREIGHTERS.
Wholesale llealers In
FLOUR and GRAIN.
Storage and Commission Merchants.
Having inkq paled facilities fob
the tnniHiMirtMtiefi of freight, we are pre
pared to contract
SHIPMENTS OF ORE AND BASE BULLION
FllOM WHITE PINE
THROUGH TO NEWARK, N. J.,
Or any other point Ea*t.
Or to NAN FRANC’INC'O, California.
Will sImo contract for the d« livcrv of General
M* ri handiae, etc., to any place North or Honth
of the llallroad from Elko.
Merchants and Itealer* supplied with Flour,
Barley, Oat,, Bran, etc,, at California price*—
transportation added.
GimhIm received on storage. (k*h advanced
on conMtgnmeuta.
M«-rchandiite sold on c«umulaslon.
NEVADA WAREHOUSE,
HAMILTON, NEV. jviMf
GRAND SALE!
-o F
UNREDEEMED PLED8E8!
D. MANHEIM,
pawnbiiokeh,
Main at., opposite St. Nicholas Saloon,
Hamilton, Nevada,
(\FFKRR FOR SALK, CHEAP, CNEE
f DEEMED PLEDGES, overdue from June
lft, 1H7H.
A FINE LOT OF
FARO TOOLS, GOLD WATCHES, GOLD
RINGS, PINS, and JEWELRY of every do
script ion: DERINGERS, and PISTOLS
. f nil kinds: CLOTHING of
••very description.
Sale Private.Without Heiervs.
MONEY LOANED!
ON COM.\TKIt AI. Ol- AM KINDS.
Greenbacks Bought and Sold.
Now la the time for Bargains! Goo«l«
for Male Cheap, or no go!
_Jyai-tf_
THE BIG SMOKY MILL
Has STOPPED FOR A FEW DAYS. TO
make aoiiu) repairs, having been running
steadily for fourteen months. Will start up
again tin FRIDAY, the 12th.
CUSTOM ORE
Will be received at any time between now and
that time.
HEN. M. RFSH, Agent.
Hamilton, Nev., August 8,1810. auMw
NOTICE. ~
/ \KFIOE WHITE PINE BMELT1NO COM
l f PANY, Swun«M, Nov , July 50. 1X70 —Thl, :
Cotn|uuiy will not bo reopoMiblo for uy dobt* ■
onutrartod by .uy p* nnn iu tin* uuno of thi
Company until further notloo.
iySl lu- .7. J, HCOTCHJ.ER, Hoorotiry.
lihofrssional (Cartis.
WM. W. BISHOP,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
TREASURE CITY, NEVADA.
WILL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL BUBI
ues* in all State and United State* Court*
aeld-tf
H MAYENBAUM,
Attorney and Counsalor-at-Law,
— .i«>—
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Virginia street, nenily opposite Catholic Chnrch.
AUSTIN - - - NEVADA.
Practices in Supreme Court and all other Court*
of this State. *c25-tf
JOHN J. MUSHER,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
HHEllMANTOWN, NEVADA.
SirPraeticeH in all the Court*. mK-tf
R. D. FERGUSON,
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law.
OFFICE : Main street, Hamilton, Booth of W.,
F. k Oo.’a.
Practice* in ill the Court* of the State. 7-tf
F. H. A T. M. KENNEDY,
Attorney* at law.
OFFICE : At the Court noose, Hamilton, Nev.
A. M. HILLHOVBE. J. *. PITZFJI.
PITZER A HILLHOUSE,
Attorneys at Uaw.
Will practice in ail the Court* of the State.
Office in Withington’B Building. Hamilton. Je90
THOMAS P. HAWLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
HAMILTON, NEVADA.
Office—Wltliington'* Building (upataira). m29
t. r. rrxrrr.it. r. mrow.
TILFORD Ac FOSTER,
Attorneys at law.
Office—Over Fettaicr A Oo.’a store. Main *tn*et,
Hamilton. maT-tf
C. J. LANBISO. W. H. DAVENCOKT,
Treasure City A Hamilton. Eureka.
LANSING A DAVENPORT.
Attomoye at Uaw,
Treasure City, Hamilton and Eureka,
Jfiui NEVADA. Ilf
w. p. c. wurntio, jo*. napht.vlt, Paul nm'mann.
WHITING, NAPHTA LY& NEUMANN,
Attorney* and C ounselor* i»f Lnu .
Paul Neumenn, Notary Public.
NO. 411 CALIFORNIA STREET,
s*-y tf Sun Fialu-lMCo. California.
J. O. HARROW,
Attorney at Law.
(OPPOSITE GORDON k CO.)
II A 3*1 I I. T O N, \ E V A D A.
ALDRICH & WREN,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law,
HAMILTON, NEVADA. iuLIf
W. W. HOBART,
Notary Public,
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS
For California, and
UNITED STATES COM MISSION ER.
Omm in St. Nicholaa building, oppoxite
Travi*' Stable, Malu street, Hamilton. aulitf
FUEH. ELLIOTT.
3V o t A r y P ubllo
AND
IIEAI, I'.KTATK AliKNT,
Eureka, Lander Co., Nov.
Ageut for the McCoy Survey of the town of
F.uivka, which embracex the fin ext location* for
private rcHidence*. al*o, xplcndid location* for
furnace*, with a large supply of water. .1y24-tf
L . L E ff 18,
O 1 t y W a a o a ■ or .
Office: City Hall, Dunn strt'et.
Office Hour*: From l» a. ru. to 4 p. hi.
jyT2.tf
WM. J. BLAKE,
Constable of Township No. 2.
ALF. DfHlIlKI.llN, Deputy.
mr COLLECTIONS attended to promptly. *\S
Jyi6-tf
W. W; BISHOP,
Real Estate Agent and Conveyancer,
TREASURE CITY. NEVADA.
Office—8hi*ler’x Uiiilding, oppoxite Croamaii'a
Courtroom. jy.KMf
WILLIAM PARDY,
Searcher of Record*.
II. Complete abatracta of County Record*
kept.
%T Agent WilHaraa' Halt Work*. au9-tf
E. B. WILDER,
Mining Engineer and Surveyor
of Treasure City.
SVBVEYB OF MINKS, AND DRAWINGS OF
name, made promptly Mini accurately; ex
aminations and re port k of mining propertied in
any portion of Eastern Nevada. Utah, Arizona,
Idaho and California made. From over thirty
year* practical experience In mining, he guaran
tee* *atiafisrt ion. Beet n-fareneas given, alittf
N\ NVESUOATT, 0. K.
Deputy City Surveyor of llniniltou
mid Deputy County Surveyor.
('HAS. H. SEYMOUR, C. E.
City Surveyor of Hamilton and Dep
uty County Surveyor.
OFFICE: At County Surveyor’* Office. Court
house, llHinilton, Xev.
Orders f«»r City and County Survey* promptly
attended to.
Al*<*t sjaMal attention given to surveying,
mapping and reporting on mine*; making pre
liminary survey* for U. S. Patents in White Pine
and adjacent Districts, etc., etc. Jy30-tf
c. a. nriJiLKY, c. i:. r. l. Mamin, c. k.
BULKLEY & MASON,
SURVEYORS, CIVIL AND MINING ENGIN
EERS, AND DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEY
ORS OF WHITE PINE COUNTY.
1>AHTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO SUR
VEYING. Mapping, and reporting on Mine*
Plan. Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
al*o executed. Terms reasonable.
Orrica:: Corner of Treasure and Silver atreeta,
llauiiltou. Nevada. a‘J6-tf
CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE,
is AT
BULKLEY A MASON’S,
COR. TREASURE ANO SILVER STS., HAMILTON.
E. 8CH0PPMANN,
ap77 if City Engineer.
professional (Cartis.
DR. R. BELL,
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE : On Dunn street, mar Main, Hamil
ton, Nev. JyG-tf
DR. D. L. DEAL.
OFFICE: Dunn street, between Main and
Treasure. Hamilton. Nev. jefl-tf
DR. S. A. M< MEANS,
Physician and Burgeon.
OFFICE : On Dunn street, between Main and
Mill streets. Hamilton. ma6-tf
DR. EMORY L. WILLARD.
Physician and Surgeon,
Has located in silver springs, will
visit patients in Treasure City and Hamilton, i
and will attend p'omptly to all professional busi
».ea* entrusted to his care. Jel-tf j
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLIES!
To all whom it mayjcoaceru, GreetiiijL!
rPHE UNDERSIGNED. A SEARCHER OF
1 RECORDS, and EXAMINER OF TITLE8,
of 20 yean active pnetks, begs to announce
that, having now compiled a complete Index of |
Abstract Reference* to all the Mining and Real
Property in White Pine County contained in the
Original Lander County and White Pine Re
I eras, he Is now prepared to gi\e any inf-.rina
tiou of title pertaining thereto at prices in Con
formity to the time*, and to make abstracts,
i second to none in correctness, at LEHR THAN
THE RATES CHARGED UY ANY RING OR
COMBINATION. All partiea desirous of ex
umlning their own titles can h*vc accurate ref.
erencea thereof at a scale of prices guaranteed
hereby at 60 per cent. ]es* than charged by any
and all others in the buHiuess. Call and sue.
DANIEL HT. C. BTEEVENS,
Searcher of Records. |
Office of County Treasurer, Courthouse, Ilaiuil- I
ton, Nevada.
Hamilton, Nev., July 21, 1870. Jy22-tf
ffient JRarkrts.
PIONEER MARKET OF HAMILTON.
CHAS. KARBSTEIN, Proprietor.
.Main street. Opposite lied Wheeler's
1’INKKT OVALITY OK I1KKK, I’OUK
in ! MUTTON, i mi himl SI*', I
Sausage, Head Cheese,
Bologna, etc.,
At Kcasouablc 3? r i c o s !
Rendered Tallow, for milling tine.
Fresh I-eaf Lard.
Best quality Pickled Pork, put up bv myself.
utiG-tf CHAS. KARB8TL1N.
OPPOSITION TO_MONOPOLY!
PEOPLE’S MARKET!
H. N. GRIFFITH.Proprietor.
: CHOICEST
Veal, Pork.jSRl
mutton, etc.,
Constantly on hand, and f->r sale, at Wholesale
or Retail. AT AH LOW A PRICE as at any of
the Combination Mark el a.
All descriptions of Sausage, Head Cheque, etc.,
constantly on hand.
Meats delivered in any part of the County,
without extra charge.
Rendered Tallow, for Mill ami Miuing pur
1 Patronize the PEOPLE'S MARKET, an.l yon
will keep the price of beef at reasonable figures.
Jy22-tf
PEOPLE’S MARKET!
Main Ntreet,
PiocnE.
•VOIIX O'XEIL.. Proprietor.
ri'HE CHOICEST BEEF. VEAL. I’ORK AND
I MUTTON, constantly on hand, for the fur
nishing of hotels, restaurants, and private fami
lies; also at wholesale, by carcass or quarter, to
retail dealers, or mill or miuing companies.
Sausages. Head-Cheese, Corned Beef, and so
forth, kept on hand for customer*.
MEATH DELIVERED at any point, wlthont
extra charge, to purchaser* of considerable
quantities.
RENDERED TALLOW’ for sale, for tbe n«e ».f
millmen and miuing companies.
Prices at living figures, and all articles in my
Hue guaranteed of l»eHt quality.
A COMPLETE VARIETY will at all seasons
be found at this market, and a share of public
patronage Is looked for.
Jy2H.tr HUGH O'NEIL.
BUTCHER8, ATTENTION!
ON AND AFTER
£ujP?YVthe 1st day of August,
^flPP*lflH70. we will furnish the
-Al — Ah Meat Mark* is with
Beef,
Pork,
Veal, and
Mutton,
At as low a figure as any firm In the State.
! A liberal i atronage is respectfully solicited.
Terms, cash.
Jy2» tf LOOMIS * DAYTON.
jftiftctllaneoug.
Hamilton Lumber Yard !
Corner Main and 8ilror Streets.
WM. HENDRIE, PROPRIETOR.
IN CONSTANT RECEIPT OF LARGE AS- ]
aortmenta of
FI3NTXI Xj TJ M I3KTI
Fr«.iu Calif<>rnin and White Pine. Shingles. Lath,
hliakt8, Mouldings. Doors, Windows, IVimlffiv
Blinds, Mining Timber, tagging, Battery
Blocks, etc.
LUMBER SOLD ON COMMISSION.
ftt^All i -ders strictly attended to.
unO-tf WM. HENDRIE.
NOTICE!
» LL PERSONS OWING THE UNDER
SIGNED are reciuoated to
CALL AND SETTLE IMMEDIATELY!
Am I have distorted of lUjr interest iu the City
Market and expect to leave Hamilton in a few
1 day*.
an 10-1 w JOE BOOR.
Dissolution Notice.
rpHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
| X XiTlNO between Bop Sing and Wau Yuen,
in this city, has been this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. The buaineHa will be continued
at the old stand by Wau Yuen k Co., who will
pay all debts and receive and receipt for ail dues
of the late ftrm. WAU YUEN,
HOP SING.
Hamilton, N.v.iulj 17. ikTo. jyji-tf
FOR SALE chkap!—A
. 1)welling-Henae In Treasure City. Inquire at
thla office. #ma?H.ff
Saloons, Etc.
FRANK WHEELER, ‘RED,’
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Main afreet, Hamilton, Nev.
BOLE AGENT FOR THE
Celebrated Cutter Whisky.
SOLE AOEXT FOB
THE 8AN BLA8 CICAR8.
KF’G'iods delivered to all parts of the country.
an"-tf
STONE SALOON,
Hamilton, White Pine, Nev.
T'HE CHOICEST AND DEBT SELECTED
stock of
Wines, Liquors, anil Cigars,
Constantly on hand. au7.tf
ST. NICHOLAS SALOON,
ST. JULIEN rilTTI.DIKO,
MAIN STREET.HAMILTON.
(CHOICEST BRANDY, FINEST WHISKY,
j Champagne, and Case Liquors.
All the favorite brands of CIGARS; and every,
thing pertaining to a
Fir»t-ola»* Saloon.
fc/“Call<uul see AI.EC.
ENTERPRISE CELLAR.
rilHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD BEG LEAVE
1 to announce to his friends, and the public
at large, that he him opened the above place,
where
The Best of Lager Beer,
Wlnea, Liquors and Cljrara, are kept.
LUNCHES—such as Caviar, Westphalia Ham,
Holland Herrings, Swiss Cheese, nnd other deli
caries too numerous to mention, are served at
all hours.
Give me a call. CHARLES STURM, .
Immediately under Moth's Restaurant,
jy23-lm Main street.
I*. T.AZAHD,
Dealer In
WINES, LIQUORS, Ac.,
Main street, Treasure City, Nev.
JyM-tf
GRAND HOTEL
BAR AND BILLIARD ROOMS,
(Entrance on New Montgomery street.)
San Francisco, Cal.,
PETEK HOPKINS, PAI L MORONEY,
Proprietors. Je28-3m
A. BROWN,
Dealer In
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS,
Main Street, Treasure City.
au!3-tf
THE BLUE WINS,
Ka«f altle of Main street, sonfli of
Hamilton,
OEAN A LECONCY.Proprietors.
A SNUG RESORT. WHERE THE CHOICEST
liquors, Cigars, etc., can be bad.
FRESH JLbA.&ER!
Always on tap—by the glass or quart.
COSY ROOMS for Cadomm,
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BUREAU SALOON,
MAIN STREET,
THEA8TTTLB1 CITY.
I’AT. H. I,ANNAN, I ,,_. ,
JAMES CLANCY, I Pr, ,rl ,or’
Foreign and Domestic
Wines and Liquors.
nv AM. TIIF. FAVORITE BRANDS -f*
ftrl-tr
JOHN J. MONAHAN,
Old St. Nicholas Saloon,
[DOLMAN'S BUILDING]
Main St , Treasure City,
KF.ETS THF: BEST WINES. LIQUORS, AND
Cigars,
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC,
OBTAINABLE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
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PHILADELPHIA BREWERY.
rriHE public is hereby notified, that
1 \VAO\KH A DAVISON, of the
Philadelphia, have purchased the St. Louis
Brewery, with all material*, machinery, appa
ratus and good will pertaining. All accounts
due the 8t Louis arc uuw due and payable to the
undersigned.
All contracts for delivering of LAGER BF.EIi
from the St. Louis will be fulfilled by the under
signed, who continue, at the old stand, to man
ufacture that famous beverage, tl»c PHILADEL
PHIA BEER.
For Sale:
VLL THE APPARATUS, KEGS. BARRELS,
Vuts, Machinery, Hops, Mnlt, and Other
articles required for a Brewery, cheap for cash.
JOHN WAGNER.
jy2H-tf WM. DAVISON.
ftbsrrllanrous.
FOR SALE! cV&t
r|,IIE BREWERY IN YAHOO CANYON. NEAR
1 Sherman town. First-das* concern; splen
did ••• liar: ami-gallon copper kettle, pump, pipes,
tubs, easks, bottle*, tank*. cooler to cool down
in 4 hour*, sii'v« *, and water supplied through*
nut by pipe* fmm spring. Also, about 100 cords
dry wood In the tree, felled, got at easily, au<f
near brewery.
Instruction* given in the art of bn wing, mak
ing cider, ginger beer or pop, and vinegar »by a
new un-1 quick process, without acids', for con
sideration.
No.Burk's patent cook-stove, cheap.
Apply on premises.
HUlJ-lm STUART CRICHTON.
U. S. Patents for Mines!
F. TAQLIABUE,
CIVIL ENGINEER and SUEVEYOE
Office at the Mining Recorder's,
Main Street, Treasure City.
PARTIES WISHING PATENTS FOR MINES
in White Pine County, can procure the same
at the shortest notice, and on the moat reasona
ble terms.by applying a* above. Order* left with
Col. Sabin, in the Mining Recorder’s office, at
Treasure City, or at The White Pino New* office
lu Hamilton, will receive prompt attention,
a p2A.tf
NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE BOARD OF
County Commissioner* of White line county
will sell at public auction, at the Oourthouae of
said county, on SATURDAY, August ‘JO, 1870, at
12 o'clock m., the following-described property—
to wit: Lots 2 and 3, in block 20, in the town of
Swansea, on which is situated the old County
Hoaplta). together with said Hospital Building.
By order of the Board.
Attest: H. M. EDDY. Clerk.
Hamilton. Nev., July Ifi, 1870. Jjrl9*td
Dvu ifiootis. Etc.
H. LEWIS A CO., ■ LEWI*.
Pioehe .Ely. Austin, Nev.
h. lewi* * co., Hamilton.
PEE PACIFICRAILBOAD,
DIRECT FROM
NEW YORK AND CHICA60.
H. LEWIS & CO.
MAIM STREET,
Hamilton. Nev.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS,
Have just received the largest
and
BEST SELECTED STOCK
-OF
SUMMER COOD8
—ON THE
PACIFIC_COAST.
Having perfected their arrange
ments with Eastern House*, are now
Importing their Goods from
KTBW YOHK,
DIRECT, and offer to sell them
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Casslmer Suits,
Dress Suits,
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
Blankets, Trunks,
Valises,
And a stock of Gentlemen'*
Furnishing Goods.
Also, a well selected stock of
LADIES’ FAMJY DBY GOODS,
Wick will he sold at Coat Price. Give us a call.
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The Spring Campaign has Opened!
J. COHN & BROTHER
Have Rallied their Foroes and are now
I3ST THE FIELD,
READY FOR ACTION.
Stum Winter frowns have pushed away,
And beauteous Spring returns ones more,
With radiant smiles and colors gay,
Proclaiming Winter’! fashions o'er.
The skies are bathed in deeper blue,
The soaring clouds are purer white,
While seems re-created new
A paradise for man's delight;
But the kindly garb that nature wears,
Resplendent though it be.
Is not half so dazzling to the eye
A! THK
NEW SPRING STYLES
Jn«t received at the
MAMMOTH CLOTHING EMPORIUM
— or —
J. COHN &, BRO.,
Main Street, third door below Dunn,
HAMILTON, NEV.
OUR SPRING STOCK
— or —
CLOTHING
is or
THE NEWEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
STYLES, MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY
FOR THIS MARKET, AND UNEQUAL
ED FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY
ANYWHERE ON THE COAST.
oun PRICES
ASTONISHINGLY LOW!
We have determined to run
A LIVELY OPPOSITION
TO ALL CLOTHING STORES,
And have made TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS
in our prices.
WE CHALLENGE COMPETITION,
And bid Defiance te the Warld.
We offer rare inducements to all In want of
Clothing,
Furnishing Goode,
■ I'mlerwenr,
Boots and Shoes,
Bate, Trunks,
Valises, etc.
And proclaim, in accents wild, that immense
bargains an* to be had at the
CLOTHING EMPORIUM
J. COHN & BROTHER,
Who an- Hie only clothing dealers nut to
be controlled.
Do n't forget the place:
Mu In Street, third door below Dunn.
J. COHN A BROTHER.
jjrttMf Hamilton.
JOSIAH HOSMER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in
Flour, Grain, Provisions,
BUTTER, ECCS, AO., AC.
PIOCHE CITY, K1 jr District, Not.
Fire-Proof Warehouse Attached.
O-ooda Sltoi'OcT
— on
80LD ON COMMISSION.
Best of Reference Given.
JcKSt.t
San Francisco
BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
BOOTS! BOOTSM BOOTS!!
Ntf Shoes! Mlioot!! Shoes!!
Brsr in raiud that
J. CALISHER a CO.,
Corner of Main and Hamilton >ta,
! Are the ouljr px<‘1uhIvp dealer* In Roots anc
HIiops. GIvp them a e»H. an7-ti
Bankers, Xesagers, Etc.
THE MNK OF CALIFORNIA.
CAPITAL,.. *5,000,000.
WHITS PDTB.
JOHN A. PAXTOB.AOBBT.
II.MILTON Afl.NCT.W. P. WlLLAMD. C.iMI.I.
This agency or the bask or
CALIFORNIA receive. Depp.lt*, re
I payable on demand, either on Op«n Account
I or on Crtlflc.le. e( D.|W.H, W*W*
1 (at the option of the holder) either at the above
1 Office or In ffwn FrMUcIce*.
PURCHASE AND BRANT DRAFTS 53
1 NRWYOltK, BOSTON,
VIRGINIA, SAN FRANCISCO,
SACRAMENTO, HOLD HILL,
AUSTIN, BELMONT,
LONDON, DUBLIN,
j And nil in'inr'pnl pl.ee. In California.
Undertake Collections, and pnrrfittvr Bui
j lion at the moat favorable r»t«*a, or advance
j thereon if consigned to the parent Bank in Ren
j Frsnebco. Also, make advances on base bullion.
Legal Tender* Bought and Bold
I White Pine, Nev., Feb. 7.1100. anS-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON AND AFTER JULY 1». 1870. THE
Agency of the Bank of California, and the
Banking Department of Wella, Fargo k Co., will
open at 9 a. in. and dose at 3 p. m.
JOHN A. PAXTON.
Agent Bank of California.
• HOMER 8. KINO,
aul-tf Agent Wells, Fargo k Co.
P. M. EDER&CO.,
B ANHLEHS,
MIlo, Nevada.
1 .EXCHANGE FOR SALE ON ATLANTIC
J and European cities.
ffF* Drafts on Han Francisco, Sacramento,
Austin, Hamilton and Treasure City.
Purchase Bullion, make Collections, and
diacount commercial paper.
Buy ond sell Currency. aul-tf
P. M. EDER & CO.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION,
<) I-'FICE8:
413 Montgomery street.San Francisco
Railroad Depot.Elko
At Reilly A Woodberry’a.Hamilton
FORWARDING CHARGES. UNTIL FUR
THER notice, ONE DOLLAR PER TTN.
Office of Bi ftcliev. Wines k Co.’s Fast Freight,
at Elko.
F<>r special contracts, ace
ID. A. MEYENDORFF,
Agent, Hamilton.
Contracts made for freight. Bullion received
and shipped, at the lowest rates, either to 8a n
Francisco or New York. au4-t f
T. M. LUTHER,
ASS AY H II ,
Shermantown, Nev.
anS-tf
van w y c k & co..
Late of Virginia City and Qold Hill,
ABSAngma,
Main street, Hamilton,
Jyl2tf [Successors to Theal k Co.]
LIEBENAU A JANIN,
Assayers and Metallurgists,
Shor xxx nnto w xx .
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Agency for the Sale of
QUICKSILVER
FROM THIS
NEW ALMADEN MINES,
—IS AT THE—
Agency of Bank of Cailifornia,
>»u Hamilton. -tf
ffirocfrtrs, $rototsions, Etc.
Albert Mac.Ran Francisco Cal.
Albert Mac k Co.Virginia City. Nev.
Albert Mac A Co.Austin, Nev.
Albert Mac kCo.Treasure City, Nev.
ALBERT MAU & CO.,
MAIN STREET, HAMILTON,
MAIN STREET, TREASURE CITY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers iu
Groceries, Provisions,
AND LIQUORS.
Hardware, Tinware, Glassware, Produce, Pota
tatoef, Ground Feed, Butter, Cheese, Grain,
Rope, Powder and Fuse, Crockery, Etc.,
Which they will sol)
Iiow Por Oaieli!
Goods delivered free of charge. Call and satisfy
yourselves.
+7“ Htoragc and Commission. Goods re
ceived on storage and commission, and for
warded with diHpatrh. au3-tf
J. r. HALLOCB. c. r. meters.
HALLOCK & MEYERS,
West side of Main street.
Treasure City, ISTev.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries, Provisions,
WINES & LIQUORS,
POWDER, U SE, HARDW ARE, TO WAKE,
Steel ainl Wheelbarrow!*,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Candies, Nuts, Stationery, Etc.
An good as the best, and a* CHEAP m the
CHEAPEST.
Highest price paid for Country Produce, such
as Potatoes, Eggs. Rutter, Etc.
S9~Give us a call. *W* Jy 15-1f
m. e. boot. a. bailey.
ROOT & BAILEY,
SUCCESSORS TO P. J. WHITE k OO..
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries and Provisions,
mar 10-if 412 Front street. Pan Francisco.
TO THE PUBLIC!
THE OLD PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHER
In tha Field Again.
HAVIN'!! STARTED A PHOTOGRAPHIC
Gallery which, for elegance and comfort. Id
not excelled, I respectfully solicit from my old
natroD* and the public ut large a share of their
furor. IMrtnres of ail branches known to the
art taken in the latest style. Satisfaction war
ranted. Prices reasonable. Do n’t miss the
place: Gallery opposite Bed Frank WhaelerV
up stairs. Will toaeh the art to Lady or Gentle
man.
Jy27.tf HERMAN KRAFBE, Photographer

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