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2ac (fafaon Onilg Appeal
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New York. June ID. The enstims
aurh rities ure m ikiu an iiivesti.itiou
into th- atteiunt tt il-ir.iu 1 the reveuue
by wht is ch.iraeterize-1 ns a heavy and
hitherto rexpectsble mercantile tasc
It Keemeti th it the house involved ini
p rteil frutu U.id.ler-iuel.l, Etnilinil, 120
lire ca-s of M -xicau sh.twU and
shipped then) to M-xio. seven of which
Were h ppeii to this port and invoiced
fru:n AI -xu-o at $2 od a nhawL A a n-
ainuiuMii showed the invoice value of
the Kh.utls at HiuMerstit Id to be llMi
rhiilingH sterling, or about one tonus md
per cent more. The goods are now in
arizure at a room of the Custom-house.
It is reported th it at the f.rtlicomiu
election by the Erie Company. A. S.
Diveu. John Taylor, Johnston aiid
H aiier R.uiidell. wilt retire from the
l)irectorv, and that Presid -til Devereax
of the C." C. Jk I. K. K. Co. wUl be chosen
Vice-Preaiileut. M Henry oue of the
principal Directors of the E.ie iu Zou
d m. la expected in New York this
luoutb, among other things to arruiigc
cwrtaiu matters relative to Erie and At
lantic and Great Western Riilrosd.
Daiey, Uu-y. Dion, Deery and G:ir
nier, all the player to take part in the
Iaternttiunal Billiard Tournament, were
present at the meeting yesterday to ni ike
final arrangement for the tournament.
It will lie otiened II inday evening by a
Time of 3-Jo points between Cyril Dion
and J bn D -cry. after which 31 in rice
Dil y and Frimis Ubassy will pliy.
Ta- winner uf th- rap in tint pLiy a y.iuie
vf CJ points every sixty iliys until
Febm try, 1475, if en illeu 'd for $1.0 U
aud the cup. anil if still the winner he
is to lie declared champion of the world.
At a secret meeting ot tha Police Com
missioners yesterday, it is said a rsolu
tlo.i was adopted tb it the claims of
colored citizens lie recoiniizi-d lv the J
appoiutmeut of 25 able bodied iu n as
pitroluien of the police department
lhe LoinmiMoners will not say yet
wuether the resolution was ailopted or
Hot.
Chicago, Jane 19 A W.ishinjton
p-i-iiU sivs taut Mr. A. B. Meachun,
tuePeaceCoiniuissiouer who was wound
ed at the C.uiby massacre, will probibly
attend tile torttii-ouim tnd of Ciptaiu
J tcit an. I his confederates, fit is still a
firm believer in the preseut policy of the
bovenunent toward toe luiliaus, and
iys that there are white men in Calilor-
xu- and Oregon more respunnbie for the
biooil of G.-nernl Cauby th in Ciptaiu
J auk himself. lid is at present naged
in prcp.irinn his report ot his attempt to
p-uincate Ute U aloes.
Jitw Vokk. June l'J. A late ropy of
the Lr iii.iou mm. received yeterd.iy ,
contains a letter from V. H Uisli
from Vienna, in widen he s.iys: "J.ist
ttow there in iu the rel.ilioua of France
wuh theEupire of Germany a good
deal to occupy his (Bismarck's) atleu
turn. If my iutorui.itiou is correct, and
A nave reasou to believe it Is. tbe re-
nerve are armed, aud those ill Poseu
and Silesia are uitu.ulv ready to move.
There is a considerable tli-pl iy of troops
iu Berlin. J attnoute this to tbe Prep
aration for tbe uiuit try spectacle. I:ui
I am told it refers to the nl.uiou.s
liave spoken of. the couiplKMtlnU in
which have led to a deuiauil lor rategor-
lcal explanation from tue I'reildeUt ot
the Ftruch Republic of his relereuce to
the army lu uis expression ! a hope lor
the Kpeetly l.beratiou ot the teriitorv."
The storv iroes that the Prussian Minis
ter his asked wh it thtt iu-.tllt, aud
distinct reply must be uivcu by next
AVUursd..v.
Professor Joseph Le Coute, in his re
cent paper ou the "Auck'Ut Glaciers ot
the Sierras," fcives Lis reasons lor the
conclusiou that Yosemite was produceil
bv ulicitl erosion. It is a remarkable
fact that many of the great glacial val
leys of the Sierras become d ep, narrow
canyons, with precipitous walls, hear
the juuctiou of the giauite with the
slates wuicb lie ou the lower slopes.
Tiiis is the position of Yosemite. Sand-
ail)" the Taolumme glacier valley, near
the junction of grauite with tbe slate,
becomes a valley like Yoscluite, and al
most r. vailing it in its gruudenr. The
fait that all these canyons, with nearly
Venule sides, have been occupied b
glaciers, makes it almost certain that
they have all been formed by this agency .
If Yosemite were unique, it might be
supposed to have been formed by violent
C-Uaclysiu; but there are many Yosem
ites. A prospective centenarian. Mr. Peter
B unmoud. of Genoese. HI., now in his
9.5th year, is making a visit to his son-in-law
at Troy, and will extend his
j-mrney to bis native place in Vermont,
whence be emigrated many years ago to
bis western borne. ' He-reads without
the aid of gtwies aad fcas the vigor of a
Xuan of Seventy-hve.
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It is said that a welf-made steel rai'
will last as - loug as atsteea iron ours,
the traffic -over them being the same.
The L uisvilteV Nashville and Great
Southern, as well as many other rail
road runuing to Louisville, are rapidly
replacing the old iron rails on their lines
VKh those of steel. I
A N-W Novsx, by Miss Preston to be
published in July, is thus described by a
correspondent of the New York Evening
Miss Preston's novel i called "The
Nineteenth Ct-ntnrv in Love." Her
hero sue takes from the modest ranks of
journalism ; he is a newspaper correspon
dent of fair abilities lut low exchequer;
aud her heroine a New England girl of
exceedingly good sense, and of courst ,
superior culture. The book is a hilt
story, half essay, not tinliku "Arpin
dale." The hero meets his fate in a
country town whither he has gone fur
rest, lii eyes having been injured and
his iieabu just enoih iiupaire l by over
work : nd overzeal iu his profession to
make Lim an interesting object to ira
pressioual womaukiud. After days of
delicious flirtation he proposes, but the
I nly, not so impulsive, will not accept,
saying that neither of them knows the
other sufficiently; but finally agrees to
cor?espond with him. Aud so the love
making is begun. The letters are about
books and literature at first, then they
grow tenderer and tenderer, nntil they
liecome sweet love letters, and lead to
another declination and a pretty surren
der. Marriage follows, aud the book
cuds with love in a flat." in a busy
city either New York or Boston, The
intent of the story is to show that happi
ness can be bought without money,
and to expose the mistake that so many
lovers of tbe nineteenth century are
making, in seeking, the men girls with
money, and the girlsnien with money;
as if by money all things desirable are
obtained, and without it nothing. Miss
Preston endeavors to show that her
lovers live in a good atmosphere, and
are altogether happy iu their niodcst
"flat." The lest part of her book is
the letters. These are written iu a
bright style, are artistically drawn, and
succeed in showiug the growth of the
love on each side and the drawing to
gether of the two souls.
A diiring clergyman has been lecturing
in Providence on "Old M lids." which.
to begin with, is im pertinent and un
called for. Why. we should like to
know, should this lonely and it j ired
class be selected as a snbj ft for a lec
ture? Why not old B u-belors as well
creatures who deserve no sort of consid
eration at anybody's hands. This Pmv
il ui-e person attempted to give tbe
reasons why these unappreciated dam
sels never married. It appears that
these are seven. Some cling to family
names: aud some, also have no knack.
They d m't know how to catch a bos
baud, which personage seems in the eyes
of this lecturer to be a sort of rare, timid
bird, or insect. Some hide themselves
away "like violets in lowland meadows;
some are too conversational Some are
too pneise; others too religions, and
more too devoted to general philanthropy
to make one household happy. We give
the reasons of this lectnrer for what they
are worth, but p obab'y old m ai Is dou't
m ury simply iiecanse they haven't a
mind" to. A". V. Tribune.
A charming little bit of jnvenile ro
mai comes to us from a school-house
iu B-nniugtou, Yt. Cupid has there
established his invisible and inevitable
professorship, and the bigger isiys mid
i:iils hive lieeu taking lessons iu the
learning of love. Tbe time w hich should
have been devoted to the study of til
three U s mas wasted in the preparation
bitlettlonx sometimes of ten pages in
length, and garnished, 210 doubt, with
many Ans ! not in I lie least scienunc.
Mr. Euo Gould, the teacher of the
s,-niHl. not relishing these yonug and
idle dreams, attempted lo establish a
more ascetic and. we may s y. mouki-h
rule. The result is a persoual content
tirtween the biggest liov, w ho was tis
chivalious :o submit to the indignity ol
a ll edging, aud bis teacher, who was too
couscieut oils not to try to give it to hi in.
fue results were disastrous to the cune
of common schiMil culture. The eye ot
tbe srd tgogne was placed in monruiut;.
I lie lovely little laities new ont at tne
windows. '-Thiy read no more that
lay;" and the scnool committee is look
ing ont lor a teaeh-r ot nuer muscular
development. -A". Y. Tribune.
Afkica ts. China. L ist evening
bout 5 o'clock, a colored man who had
taken in too much stimulant, got after a
Cuiuunau ou Union street, near the
railroad crossing, and swore that he
should not come np to town. The Cai
uaman tri d to pass, dodging first on ou
side aud then on the other, but was
pushed back. The colored man then
walked np Union to It street tne t. niua
aiau tollowuig. At D tbe fellow again
slopped the Chinaman, and pushed and
struck; turn wneu be uttemptea to p.iss.
"v-eiug how matters stood, p.irties iu the
vicinity sung out to tbe Celestial to go
tu. Having tnis assurance ot tne sym
pathy of the crowd, old Confucius s tiled
in with much enthusiasm, or, as the
French have it, cian. He planted his
eft t mauley" sqnarly upon the "sm. l-
er of tne warlike acipio Alncanus ami
caused bim to think that a portion of tbe
rest Wall of the Flowerv Kiuudoui had
fallen npon him. Confucius then let go
ms right, straight asa line from the shoul-
ler, and tne star boa nt blinker ot ocipio
was a wreck. (Uneered on uv tne spec
tators Confucius worked his fists like a
pair of steam pistons, and caused a pro
iuse pouring of claret. He seemed a
regularly educated boxer, and had pretty
effectually demolished his antagonist lie-
ore tne police reached tne scene ol tne
conflict. Both Dairies were arrested and
placed in the Tock-np. As there were
nan wnite witnesses ot tne sceiie, toe
Celestial will doubtless come ont of tbe
dFair with little trouble. Tbe verdict ot
tbe lookera-oo was that Sapio got what
he was bnutimt for and what iie de
served. Virginia EnttrpriM Jan 19th.
JAM TO
TOR.
TUE E11-
Which it is nut my style
'i'opruduc U-t-"lrMf itaiu
Dj suti uii ins tli( rile,
or thia cu i;ii tbr ur iu.
Bnt hetfc'n cupiaiu Jack Mill ajivia, and Ky
uau uo i-belii uii his I'raiu !
On that Caucasiau bead
'I ht re is no rivwu uf hair.
It is goue. it has flvil I
Auu t-bosi-z"wuiiv?"
And I auks. -Is this San a White Man's, tnd
in gut-rallv things ou the fcquarc?"
She was known iu lhe cantp
Aud filiis uf that stamp
Ht-z no riuhts in tbe Law.
But is treachtrUH. wuf ul aud slimy, as Nye
lu2;ht hev wrii knuwu brlcre.
Bnt she said that she knew '
Sbtlk: the lnjiu was hid.
And the SLiteiui-nt was true,
t't'T it seiuied that she Uld :
Since she led Wiljiaut where he was covered by
aeveuictn 3ioaic. anu sua I
Tbeu thev reach, d fur his hair ;
Bui Hye wtt. -Uj lhe iw
Of -nations, t'urbirar t
i 8urrrndra uu urnre ;
And I looks tu be treated, yuu hear me ? as a
cris ner, pn iter wl war !
But Captain Jack ruse
And he stz. "It's tuo thin,
such stateliK nta as thuae
It's too lale to beL'iii .
There's a Modoc inHctmiaU agin you, 0 Paleface,
ana you re gum la i
'Ytu stole Schonchin's squaw
lu the year sixiy-lwo ;
It was m 'suxty.Fuur
hat lAinn Jack uu went thronch.
And you batntii Nasty Jim's rancheria aad his
W1VUS and SIS DiippuoseS two.
"This gun in my hand
Was aid lue by ) uu
'Gainat lhe law ut tbe land,
Auu 1 vrit-VeS it is true !"
And he uuxifctl bis la-e iu bis blanket and wept
as ik uiu li I rum view.
"But you're tried and condi-mned
Auu akelpmg's yi'ur douui."
Aud be pauneu aua be heliuued
iiut ww thifc resuuie ?
He was akeiovtf Vaiust tbe custom of Kations,
and cut i.H like a ruse in lis bluwui,
So I asks wiihunt guile,
Aud 1 trusis uoi iu vain.
It this islbe ityle
That is Kuinti lo obtain
If hire's Captain Jack still a
with uo aat-lp on bis brain ?
livin', and Kye
BBLT HiKII
Too Loving lit Fab. Some months
i ice one James Spiuks was severed by
tue cruel arm of the law from his heart's
aitoratiou in other words, was divorced
trom his wife. 'The parting brings me
pain. Has been tlie liurtlien of bis soug
ever since, and he appears to have lov. d
Her as loudly as ever. Liast baturtlav
evening she was going down Main street,
in company with a gentleman, when the
love-lorn James approached, took ber by
the arm. and said, Where thou goest 1
will go, thv people shall lie my people.
and thy God shall be my God ;' or words
to that effect. For this she had James
arrested and taken liefo e Jeter, yester
day, who hued him So, aud at tue same
time gave him a little good advice, to the
effect tUat sne was too fast for him, and
he'd better for ever relinquish all bolil
upon her. The fine was paid, as also 5-2
extra, w lilcli James insisted niion makin
a present to the Colllt. It is needless to
aiiil that he is considered a little demen
ted. Afic Lhd'ivmeut.
Popular seienca.
TLe colors of natural flowers e xposi d
to tue smoke ol a cigar are so uflvcled by
it tuut blue aud vioict flowers turn green,
caiuiiue uud led tloMeis tuin yt llow. Sa
says tUe American I IttinUt, on the au
inoniy ot a German technical jour
nal. A convenient ink for the use of travel
ers was exhibited ut a recent meeting ot
i be Frankiord Polytechnic Association.
It consists ot sheets ot white blotting pa
lter saiuatcd wnn auiilue black, lined,
and pasted togetber so as to tot Ul a pad.
I'o in. pare it lor use, a small piece is
torn oil and Socked in a little water,
thus iiuining exrellent ink.
lue Jfunuit ot the Franklin Institute
says a Fret.cn inventor proposes to pbo
logrupb dispatches to microscopic uue
uens, uud olow tbm through a tube
miuk iu the streets ot Dover. When at
lh ir d suuiitiou the dispatches could Lie
enlarged agaiu. iiy tuis metboil long
dispatches could be sent about aa cheaply
and expeditiously us suort ouee.
HCMUKOCS,
An Irishman leuuiu; against a lanip-
piil it a tuiier;U pi'ocesnluu was p.issiu
w.tti anked who was ileail. "I inut el
.utly say, bir. but I jirehunio it is the
uinu in luei-i fii i."
A x'liisbar curoner niakea no charge
where he Mttf uu a voanx uinn wuu
pmted his h.iir iu tbe luid.tle. lid auja
.uut lua peiHtinal aatistuvtiuu ia enou-u
w tjout the lee.
-i Kovheter womun, married tu her
secuuii husbiiud, recently mutt to hiui :
Oh, how happy poor Charley would be,
if he were still alive, to see himself re
placed by a uiau aa agreeable as you
are!"
Salf-Sactifice Boy (to lady teacher).
Teacher, there 'a a gal over there a
wiukiu at me." Teacher "Well, then,
lon't look at her." Boy "But at 1
lon't look at her, she'll wink at some
body else."
At a small town on the Louisville and
Nashville Kailrontl, the other day, fom
able-bodied men were seen in a field
playing croquet. It was the sublimes!
spectacle that an impoverished country
ever beheld.
The New York Herald goes for the
Anglo-American cable company with ali
its power of argument, making its
chief point in advocacy of the aasump
tion try the general government .of con
trol over all lines by land and sea, which.
it tajs, most come to pass, sooner or later.
TstUTUFl'L.
NEW TO-D Y.
NOTICE.
C. 3. Mnar, Cai-kn, 10th June. 1ST J.
I(osihci:mk op the awi al
M-ttlui-xit m ut-pttaitri ft' Bttllii n wilt be r -
cvivril at tin Cars u Mint ltttwttii the jlt si'd
Aitli Junt iiitit. tu tbt lr4 JuW pn.iiiiio,
the bobiiirtts vt tlie Mmt will be rtsumtd.
H, F. KICK.
je20-td S upt riiitt uik nt .
DR. A. CHAPMAN
DENTIST,
IROM NEVADA CITY.
" California, will be al the Oruii
Li.v H -use fur a t w di.vs only. wh r
be will be happy to atteuil tu the w.
ue i quiring bis protYssiou.'il s'rii-es. His
stay iu Carsuu City will neiessarily be brief.
R El ICRs to
Hon. T. P. Hawlet. M. V. Hatch
II. f. Fosieb, A. B. Dkikssach
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Winston's exchange;
Carson street, between Kuik and Camtii su
CABSOK CITY, NEVADA.
THE BEST IIQUCRS, WINES AND CIGAR
Ever brought to tbe State of Tada.
For Sale at the Bar.
This XewRalocD hsBbftBtxtfrnsivt ly iv paired
afid tbe FrupritrtiT will n tvmXU r iiiipvrt lua
Ct. ars Iirrct from narmta.
And will ch-llengt competition on tbe tale of
tue attiue. I tie
Gaming 13 All
Connected with tbe Saloon ia the rovt extensive
in the s tie.
jel-tf T. 11. WlXSVOJi, Proprietor.
PUBLIC SCHOOL
T
1UE KXA.llIW'ilON IF THE Fi ll.
THl RSUAY. June 19. it mimuimtf with the
PTliuaT itpartUitUt. taUKlit by Aiiis b. AlAU8.
iiUDAV. ouutr u. Tbt-t las in tbe IuUrui
llirtte lA part Hat Ut, UUiit b' Jilb id. L
j uue aud 24 . Tbe cla in tbe Gramniar
Depniu.nt,taU)(bt i y ilirm Ulsvix StUiJUt.
June 25,26 and 'St. Tbe clr in tbe Hitb
Dt-p&rtiuent under the iintruiUt.n of air. U. U.
Howe, lT.Bt.-ipal,aiii Mix b.. b. L.lli. Aaitiint.
Tbt- pan ni aut tbe put lie are prtii uJmly
inviuu tu U; 1 r m nt at ilie uamiuatjui..
Ilie iiibvr lt p r intDt. tbt Ln.tMhitJ bt: talun
upeacu oar Will be auuuacd in die paper
eacu iiiuruiisg.
JL. b. OBLEM.4W.
jeISt23 tiuptnuundriit.
f
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TBAS
FINE JAPAN,
ENGLISH CKEAKFAST AND ElKPCWCtf
MIXED TEAS.
jADE IP BY OIBSELVES IN
packages of five ponndi and npwaids, am-
ielivered iu any part of Carson, Silver Cit
Empire. Gold Hill and Virginia, CAKRUat
PREPAID.
Samples Sent If Desired.
Order from an; part of the country prouiptii
and accurately executed.
N. B. Mr. JOSEPH BEER, who has had
large experience in some of the most exteusiv
Tea Importing Houses in Loniioa and New Turk
will have charge of this department.
Only th Stoat Reasonable Prions
will bo demanded.
T. BEER fc BRO.,
Butchers and General llerchanta.
Empire City. Nev.. Jan. t W73.
ntW GOODS! MW GlbOS
OLCOV1CH BROS.,
CHEAT BARGAINS
nt
DRY GOODS,
CXOTUEVe,
CABPET9,
BOOTS aaal SHOES
Kte., etc., etc.
WE WILL SELL THE BEST GOODS
At
LOWIIT RATES.
AH are respectf ul'y invited
LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
HKRRICK HKREBT SIVKM
BXtiee to his friends and b tienta that he
will take lua uepajlare -for the East on Friday
laorniug ne. i will or aoaeni oniv a(m ma
weeks. I B. PKK-E at Virguria Ity will attend
to my patient, ontll my retara. He will be
prcmtiomT office on rr Wcdueadav and
aainrday dariaa; my ahstatt. . '
S.A UKKHlUk.
Jaat 17, ltTt. itU-lm
FOSTER, FREEMAN & CO.
THE LARGEST AND BEST
KLCCTIOX OF
Family Groceries
STAPLE MERCHANDISE !
I TBI
State of Nevada
AS 1M THE KSTAHL1MIMEXT HK
ceutl umin ained ou hinu Street, by Mr.
lujfEli, special attention will be givm to the
WANTS OF HOUSEKEEPERS
And the gratification of tha tastefl of
Judges of Good Living !
And to that end w shall ke p on hand a con
stant and ALWAYS FKKSU blPPLY of ha
VfcttY FtKhaT and BEST ol
ttod. Meats,
PRESERVES,
CANNED GOODS.
OLIVES, SAUCES, CKUTNETS,
Firkles aud Pates,
AND EVtKYTBIXG IS THAT LINE ;
ASD TBI
WHOLESALE and GENERAL
DEPARTMENTS
Will be alw7 k pt up to tbe f nil wmf of thia
Maiktt. uur lariiitics t uble ua lo sell tb
Stable Uouut, eut b a
GRAIN
XJ Gar
Bacon, Hams,
TEA, COFFEE, &c.,
- on
UK USUALLY FAVORAELE TEFMS.
Tt'e shall make a specialty ot dealine in Choka
Branus of
Wines,
Ales
and
Spirits,
And cur conneHicn vilb San Framisco natl
Uft iu :urry .u thx brii.ii irtue bi Uitx.iLr
TO DEFT COMPETITION
IX ADDITION
To oar Stock of Central Groc iits. we have
STOVES AND HARDWARE,
Doors and Windows,
CROCKERY,
Glass and Willow Ware,
CLOTHING,
BEDDING, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Farming Tools.
Ia fart everything in the line of a GENERAL
MERCHANDISE TRACE. '
ST'Gooals delivered anywhere la tla
nelchkaAawa) FRKB OP HUBS
FOSTER. FREEMAN CO..
(LATE DAVIS sV OIIXSON,)
rath Cnawra Strewt, Camaai City.
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