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JOHN C.. PAGE. JT

JOHN G. PAGE. JK.,
BOOT AND SHOE .NFSEEIET{F REX.
d ESPECTFULLY Informs his friend. nmd :hc L.
II public generally tina; he has nos Ia s:nr" h.5sG~S
Spring AID Summer stock Of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, 81. .
Comprising all the best quality OF rool, in nj line, h"'h q:
hs own manufacture and or other.
lie respectfully invites the public attention 20 lbs stock,
being satisfied that l. Is eScellei hy Zone IN he ua'sct,
and being determined 20 oG-7! =: >'''!! ''f'ee' Is eaa'"a
fail to satisfy.
COUNTRY ~ERCHAN1 buying for cash or ely acceP'-
anees, arc especially invited ~ call. ask VIM he TO t:'e:r
,Jv,n,ace 70 io 90. IDHi G. FACE, JR.,
,nrJI q No. IS Main street.
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EH KENT, PAINE & CO., AUCrs.
LARGE SPECIAL SALE stF r.,rSs

an NJ LINI.NL H.fL I'll ESSESS
GOODS ~ CATAtDGLE.
nSPRlDAY, the 21ih inst, coYprn,i.r ~ 10 o'clock. W.
~ will sell ~ Auction, IN the nrT wa!rLou.- IN ,r.. .,
our store. a large saG hanCsosae variety o. I!ch a. I.....
iooahle Dress Goods. consisting Z In pirG u
IIch Paris JAconets and U.:arc:es
Rich Paris Plouneed JaceEu: Robes
Rich Paris Flounced orctndr HG5rs
Rich Paris Tun!que Robes
Rich Chentz and Padded B::Hialta
iich French Muslin GlEshams
Zach Printed Border Str!!g s.a1ls
Rich Ssiin.Str!ned Cashmere Ssag!s
fian All-wool De LANES
Plain Swiss Muslins
brown and Ulea he'd DsnasE Table C.chs
fancy aad Black SILK Ties, sc. *.
The Good, vii! be open for examination OF ThcI:'ar.
and vii! he sold by catalogue, for the b=Le-: G. a.ya- ::
may concern, without l:r-I, or reserve.
TERMS as Usual.
April lids KENT PAINE { co Arr.
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reported that III most of the Western cities, the "Town
lic!' tolls every day 1t noon, far the inhabitants 10 gulp
down quininc. rs i preventative Of diseases caused by Ma
isria % thc climate. Or course takin: qutulnc is conla-
giuus hab!,, and every new settler Is supplied with the pol.
sorous drug, and instructed 10 take II in barge quantities, If
he would escape tile Fever and Asue. Every house has lis
medicine sleSt itnr't with This dangerous stun, and rs rcgu-
lar as the hour comes around, so regular do they uulp II
iowu, rs though |: was the richest dclcacy Of the season.
pr. }. li0STErTER, l good Samaritan of ritlsburg, know
ins the dreadful effects OF quiniuc upon the human system,
when taken with so much lndiscrrtion, has prepared n com.
pound which has, In all cases in which IL has been tried,
proved u speedy cure for Fever and Acuc, and all other
diseases caused by the digestive organs.
Forsale by Druggists and dealers generally everywhere,
and by IIOSTETTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and proprletors,
Jan ll-2w No. IS Water and IS Front streets.
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRICAT1NGCO COAL OIL.
THE GREAT KANAWHA COAL y OIL COMPANY.
T0SSISTISG Of NATIVE cITizESS o: 6rR nwS STATE,
Inns ap,,niulsi Us agents for the sale Of their Justly criH
hratrd
BURNING ANT LuDRlCATING COAL OILS,
The quality Of which Is warranted PURE and rSSprL'Eh'Thr
We invite the attention Of Arothccnriea and dealer.
throughout the State 10 our supply, which will b. large, nnd
sold by aGhoilsak: nniH, s.: HE lowest factory prices
Jan Eff GOnCu 4 ECfInlS.
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uEMHOLD,S GENUINE PREPARATION.
Ill HELMBOLD'S BUCiiU for the Bladder.
IIELMBoLD'S guCIiU for she Kidneys.
IIEIMBOLD'S HUGH for The Gravel.
IIEI.MBOL.D'S DUCHC for the Dropsy.
IIELNEOLD'S BuCIlU for Nervousness,
UELMROLD'S RUCHU Tor Loss Of Memory.
nEIMB0LUS BCClIU for pimne.. Of Vision.
IlELMBoLD'S BGClIU for pihicul: breathing.
HELMGOLD'S ii for Weak Nerves.
llELMEOLpiS BCCllU for General Debility.
HEl.MHuLpiS ECCiiC Tor Universal Lss,iiuis.
llELMB0LDs ECCilu for Horror OF Disease
llEiMBuLDS EuCnG for Night Sweals.
UELMBOLDS BUCHu for Watrlulnes..
uELMY0LDS RUCNu for pryness at skin.
HELMBOLUS BCCIC for E%ruptiois.
liElMB0LDS iuCllC for Pain i'll The Back.
llELMEuLD'S BUCIlu for ueavinr-s in ,hc - r!.A,
with Temporary suirlsion and Loss OF Sight.
uELMDoLDS gUCuu for Mobility ard Restless n.ss,
nEI.WnoID"S ErcTG Tor GGsir"S;Icns.
HE. MEuLpS Rl,Cuu for Exce.seS arising from lads.
srslian, and al Diseases O!
rEM.ALES, FEMALES, FEMALES.
FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMAL.E-,
TAKE so MORE PILLS.
TAKE No MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE Or so hrAIl.
THEY ARE OF NJ AVAIL.
Csc uEi.MroLpS EXTRACT GCcHC for oil complaints
so FAMILY should be without 1t!
FAKE NO MORE IAlSAM TOR Injurious aaL CmlI"a,att
Medicine for Unpleasant arl Dangerous Diseases.
Use iiELMBOLTS EXTRACT iucllr i"r Ey:,>.@r aTi
sing from habits INDUCED in
Ty Young and old.
And for diseases arising from Habits Of Dissipation. II
removes oil improper discharges and viii restore the Patient
In 4 short time 10 state %: iIral.li and Parity.
Tar NELMlm!.DS EXTRACT DUCllC for Disease. ant
Affections Of the riost Distressing Character.
Ia. uLLMEULDS EXTRACT DCCHt for all Alrc:ioL,
ar,l Diseases OF the
Urinary organs,
Whether EXISTING III
Male OF s'etnale.
from whatever caus. originating, and no ui.lI-r at
kioN Long Standing.
All III. above diseases ana symptoms a;nht ui Ike sIin+
irea,lnen; and r,a: originate from Abe Fame Gauge.
Read! lscaA!! Nfad -! fsead!!!!
lIEl. MEul.p'S l:uCllu Is safe, and pleasant IN tl>i" aid
oder, hu, Immediate In Its action.
Personally appeared Lrrnr" me, nm Alderman 81 The r.S
Of Philadelphia. Ii. :. iIEI.MDCI.p, Chemist, wi:o- hrin.
duly sworn, does say, that in his preparation rontaHTS II,
Nacot:e, Mercury or Injurious drug, but IRE purely '"crta
bic. II. J. lELMliOLli, Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed ir!"rr tue. this a%i day Ct Novrm
Der. 1871. wM. J.. HllIl;Ai.D, Aldcrnian.
~ Price 81 per hottie, or six 70: 81, delivered /" ANY
address.
4 Trial Costs sni a Builar-gry 1t!
And he convinced uf il. efficacy. Ami IL Ia accompanied
by reiiai'e and rcsI.onS:hlr certificates iron: Professor. q
Medical Colleges, C!-:gym"u AIl others
prrDgred hy II. 4. llELMROLD.
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
lni, Soul, 10th street, h-ow Chestnut, lfiladc!phhI.
NECESSARY CAuTIuN.-Unpriucipl:d dealers 'ry "a
palm of another a:iicl:, which pay> a ac:tcr pratt. Sni j.
worthless.
Al: FOX HEI.MBoLDs EXTRACT EucnC.
TAKE No OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.
Sold rs FISHER 4 WINSTON, tirhInniri, Va,
~" And all Druggists everywhere.
CIT THIS Ol'T--Scui ar chl for il. puA avoid -Xp",u:i
snd Imposition. hliil6-LlcSwly
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FAREWELL HENEFsr
o. liz Stdr sisters
Misses LUCILLE ANp HiLkN WESTERN.
.::.:ar..as their sincs.c ih...SS &c. "a. s:ni .2: :itei u
1 :oaar-r il .t:ca they have bsG. ..ccir,l hy itc c:ii.
-.;s u l.riGuOuh ou this, tteir ais: T:si:, :-:ps.ifGi? al.
80 .ac- :rriT
last y ESEtl1
Eias FRIDAY Evening, April 2utn, 1900.
u. which occasion viii b. p-rfo: u-: the
ii ri ( FAST MEN.
".;c -. :iitr: Change Il PIogreIaE- i. liz Mi:,Sli;EL
SCENE.
TIE CAMPBELL Mt::TisELs
rs.=, l.. in= EiGiest nanun=r, volunteered tI.i: Saa,"ir
services, and "hl Appear il tie
GINS OF li%SrIkL>Y
: Sri.ESDlD SAVER ICr
Wi:i also he given 10 the author Ct thu
BEST ORIGINAL CuNUNDECN,
10 he decided by the ~ai'pisas: ciii- .uiirnc-
3u.il Iu-y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20

X PNECMONIi.-Tlis dreadful disease, which
hiss heretofore proved so fatal In our community. may be
easily prevented by the freee use of BAKERS PREMIUM
BlTTERS. Those who are AT all familiar with It's effects
upon the human system know that 1t Is produced by Il cold,
from which the lungs become lndamed, and the pa'iciit
often dies. To prevent pneumonia, therefore, !: is only ne.
crsSary to guard against cold: and a. Bakers Premium
B;te:S are the finest sliInulant and tonic ever discovered,
when prop"riy taken they SO tone the system ~ 10 protect
II sgaiusi the sudden changes al weather To WHICH our cli-
maie Is adapted. and thereby prevent the catching al colds
and coughs. hut there is another reason why these Filters
are unsurpassed in such diseases. Being composed entirely
Of vegetable liquids. the greater portion OF the Ingredients
used nre Of . very healing nature, and so powerful 1T the
same zine in their action MS 20 reach 1t once Such internal
organs as may become lptaIacd aud cure them. For ehills
aEl fcvers. biliouSnCs5, d!o!ic, dyspepsia, bad cough and
sore throat, :hry have breu freely administered l"r
years past, and In no case have ever failed 10 give
relief when taken ~ directed. - q family medi.
cine they have ne parallel, aml have always Proved
Of Crea. henrh, to weak and delicate children whru admin
ic,e:Sd to ;hcln~ Ne. family should hs without them, as
they o.lrG slrerSetle tile Necessity "t sfndin: Tor 4 doctor.
To De had of Purcell, Ladd y Co., aud ell other pronl.
rent Druggist. in the city OF l.ichIaond. and elsewhere In
| Virginia ard North Carolina; also, Ct c. S.otl Y Co, Wash.
! ington, .. C.: L. II. Siahler x TO-, lsai!iEIoT-; u. 4. Fahuc.
stock s Co, Philadelphia. anu FarucS i Park, Nrw York.
Orders alici hy addressing
:. BAKER, Proprietor,
rI. Richmond VI.
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Eohr! Tor nine moH:!i-. ,siiuine o., i!.- LIS, day
III June, l,IU).,.... 49,. A9,rj ~
naNihiE and Lights. ........ ....... ~ hi
tnhl0hi Ia thu Preparatory DrrartnrnI ........ ~ ~
IN Ord!nar: English i;r..rirs .......... 10 10
IN AhTancr'i 10. 10. ... ~ IN
Ia Nodera and Ancient Languages, each, 81 nj
Music, Vocal and laslrUmt1;;ai, IPiann and
"ultarl For 6Ir lesson, al one holr per week 40 IN
TOT w" les-nn-, nf one hour each. per wrek.... ~ M
nfc " flino... 10 M
DFa"ihE, III crnyon. -, III
tanning, IN water cnluIa. go. 90. ... - n
naiutlhs, IN Oh. ........... ........ ~ %
ihc b'ariin- Department j, under IGr rnntrn Of Mr. and
ITS Dupiy, VIII" exercise "a Dtrrn:di control over tr
young ladies' committed 10 their care.
"a; NnGt VIII take pleasure In answering any letter. L.
inquiry viii regard 10 ih. School. Ali business letters
sh1uid De addressed q i. VI. DUPUT,
Jan s-t! Eirhmnn1 Y,
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AUCTION NAE.Ais.
By DUNLOP, MONCUEE 4 CO., .iucc'
CARGO SALE OF SIs;,r ..SD CGEEEI
AT AUCTION.

V.tRfGU YALE OF NH .lFtV ITR'EIII
AT AUCTION.
I'M WEDNESDAY, the aj.h .ns:aa:, cota1i"nc!"E d; II
~ o'clock, We will sell at our Wharf End ha'ehpGte. a:
nocxetts, The Cargo OF the Bark "AsGsLlfi, rea .-'.o
quality.
ALSO,
oo Bags Ro Coffee, s!r!c.!y rirc qualify, imported O..
IEHEs.-lndcr Si0o cash; over s;G9, : s:2.:..i e!ec.t.
for approved negotiable psprr.
~ Sale ":.;hout regard 10 vca,hcr.
DUNLOP. NoNCCEE T. co,
April I9 sm."osr,-
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WATKINS * TCKLENS SECOND OPENING or SILKS.
OS WEDNESDAY, MnrsIsG, THE 5TH lSsr,
We shall lie prepared 10 exhibit an unriralleh stock oi
SILKS, Of the choicest styles, n, astonishing prices.
~ On THURSDAY MORNING. the 9TH, We viii e1-
hii,if our splendid stock Of frcuch Lace, pama-ie, Pu-her
and real Lace, Sin; and b@r:S- Marilcs and shawiS, sam:
OF which are very Elegant, ard catirriy new In style.
Sr.- oar ;rrantilul TRAVELLING sCl1S for Ladies, ci'
hracing II beautiful variety, VIII be exhibited ~ ths same
Time. our assortment The extent ant elegance Of which an
advertisement rua give no idea, will we'll repay the exarii-
nation OF all classes Of Dry Goods buyer. ny poilic at.
,en,inr, the bee: coud.. at the lowest prices. and liberal
terms, we s.riv. 70 deserve the patronage Q! all
April 2-l2: WATKINS * FlCalEH.
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LECTURE will be delivered on FRIDAY EVENING,
II thc 10Th Inst, ~ : O'Clock. by pE. uKu. ". BaiiGf,
.tia. HAIL or TIE MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
SUBJECT. go. ,..-...-."AS APOLOGY EuR FOOLS
TicSEI- ~ cents. l., d. had u! Nests. HUudhonSe &
~, Mead IS BAKER, i:.l ~ The ''r'r april HID
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,,TEST NEWS 81 TELEGRAPH

,,4s... No. l89 Ham S""..i- i''A'"'""' :
,,,srEn FOR THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
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no THH Pu.Llc OF VIRGINIA.

LOCK AnlIt:lNG,
4 + |. /. II \ y & St..
SILVER PLATING, sc.
THE ,uh.cribrr hB: laid In u 'Hr2. supply X
2A u! materials O! the hes; quality, used IN
;I'$ LuCKSMITlIl%G HILL HANGING, Sill EE
~ YER PLATING, &C., aud invites public At. Gf4A
fvulion TO hi buS!GGs-. lie Employ the best wOrkmrn 10
h- had, nrnI i. prepared 80 Imnkc 10 order every kind ~
Lock, 10 IItSG IrL:s in i!s best na:Ia-r, and I" do S;yrI
platin. In n styl- not to Il" surpassed ny Amy establishment;
in this Country. Al lii work Is warrH:Irh.
l-Tsm:. wishing tn have LOCKS TnHIr or Repaired. rrI;.
hung III any .ry IT,, or silver Plating executed la d superior
manner, are invited 10 cali "a his v>ial.-hrl.D. on 10Th
street, iitrr. Lm..> S"ul!i 81 Main, Wh"rc ;acY VIII b.. ltian.
Died In u; thr -llr-;r,r Tn''rr.
Ur.i.rS fran u ii-fanrr, ,rrt Iii oush the iu-I nlicr. vii,
"a. i,smr.lis:cl Is a;!r,:: ani Bill Hanging ,;";r IN any par
ri III" country ~ rHy price. ti'ir'.-
"M VI. -SSlb, silver rTairr.
I.,rL>r,:a ,uI iirl! Hanger, iu:h street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20

WHOLESALE ASH FETAL ngALEEI ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
1853 .Iain street,
Re Tow receiving and opening il"ir third supply Of
N SPLENDID sPRlNG GOODS, many OF which have
been rurclia. Ell nj tie auction sales il New York during
the pas: week, 1T which the l!iroS were lower tnan ever
known before. II splendid SiiE' 'rrss Goods, in elegant
Satin s,rirrl and Camrrarv " sandies; in plain and
bounced Sl;r,a; beautiful. ..H 4 NOI;slinc dc Chine Satin
Plaii G~renadinc, all ill. and BrocIIc BcreGe AneiaiSe
rich Lace and silk Nartlrs: Shawl. EmbrHld.ries, liouIc
Filrni>hin. Gooi., Iia"ns, irirt=, Plantation llaIds aud
Stripes, NJ factory prices, either by wholesale or retail, they
are prrpa' cd 10 Offer Inducements, Hitherto unequailCh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-04-20
MRS. WINSLOW,
An EXPERIENCED NURSE AND FE-
"a MALE PHYSICIAN, !ir=eris TO 'hG attention q! NO
Tiers h"r
SOOTHING SYRUP,

fUJS L~EIs1IDTkCN ~"
Wfici, greatly Facilitates ihr process -: 'rc.';.S. ny -ol;en'
Ins The raEi:, reducing all nCaciia'iion--"i 'h~? A'"i
PAIN AMI sI.aS.odic action. aadi j.
Sure to Regulate f:t" sfoWct--
Depend upon it. mothers. IL will Give res; 10 y"'ir''''-s mn
S..Ji,f and Iic3fth 4" your snlInts.
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sS-NssS. WlSSa0W, An experienced nurse
and female physician, has il Snu:!iing syrup FOR cilil.
dren teelIing, which scgily facilitates The PROCESS oil
tr.,iingby SpIte!ing ;ira gnnIs reducing I'LL inria!mIhhfi"n-
will alay oil pain a.il.s sure - regulate :t;c bowels. De
mend upua Il, mothers, !: viii .:v" r:-t I" yourselves, and
relief .,yl health to your infant. Perfectly -"f- Ia all
cases. s. radyefiis.aurr IN another column.
N.N .lI-lSclr
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nnryInnd Politics.

,prI Ia-The Union State Constitutional
a1...s,n .s.s,uS,cd 1t noon, to-day, In Carroll Hall. 4
C$"f,..y organization was effected hy the election Of
:e* v s,lscs, r>Q., Of Dorchester. President. 4 discus
az ,.S rri.ilye ts the admission Of TWO delegations
y '.,,,orr, one representing the Onion Constitutional
al ;he erhcr the American Party. II was proposed
~. III represented. The attendance WAS large aud
- 80. was manifested.
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- hSpsssS,S rEsC0p7ssEEtDGS i the
best nad clicares, article !"r dressing, identifying, cleans
!ug, curling. preserving aG1 restoring the td,'. l"aii'., Try
H.. Sold ny al Druggists aEi i'rr:TIuc!-.
Nurci Ia, l.j9- dom
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They IAN ALL" Ir had of
M.s-rs. WuMBLE t CLAIBORNE,
Mc-,r-, RI.AIl K ClIAMGERLAYNE,
J,n @i-%n iLEX'R GARRETT. ESQ.
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nNEaf: GUARANTEES SISCR or IttEs
L VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY having
been subscribed and the company ors tnia-I, they will be
prepared to issue Policies on or h-for. he 18th G! April, at
their office, opposite The American llp:cl. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
Tlis corupany Is instllar..: with a view to re!ain 1t home
the large Sums heretofore paid from necessity to Northern
offices, and Il i.ascd upon the principle a! r!nrnalj iG,.r"S,
and be.ea: III Insurers lu,i Insured.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE CnMrA:Y.-!i II m:rt-
Inr Of the stockholders OF ih- Virginia ldie Insurance Com
pany, held a. the Office Of the Merchants Insurance Com
pauy, IN the city i: l;ichn"ni, On "Wednesday The 2ls, oi
March, 1862, ,h- following gentlemen were elected a board
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ThirI1->'>'" w,>HiydIcS. April 10. lsGp.
.,scl m. Ionss hill rerfectirs the
Ss>.1t;-the =. s',s"s Rurr,u. 4 hi providing for
,;s."!iss.| N n rriya,e properly for public use, and al'swIns
:s ;"sn s,inn therefor, was dehs'sd and ia'd over: The
;|ars" :ssa bin WAS discussed and l."stp"ncn =" "a! ~ :,
9ah",tt' 1,rr;tcrisl Resolutions were made me sfeeial
NJ Ua"sy va, Isl. After sc executive session. the S"r'a'e
';". -. until Moadsy.
!H... - srrnImcnt TO the Military AeSdcuy bill.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-08

A RICH STRIKE.-On Monday morning of
week, Mr.. George Burrus, recently proprie-
tor of the Washington Hotel of this place,
while passing along the line of ditch, ou
the south side of Deer Creek, about a mile
used for running off the sands from the
ditch, and looking down into the same,
thought he perceived some gold He i'm
mediately entered the excavation and to his
joy and surprise, discovered the groupings
of quartz ledge, literally studded with the
precious mineral.
He hastened to notify three of his friends,
named A. NJ. Kelley, Benz Mead and John
Mckay, of his discovery, who returned with
him to the ground, where they arrived about
P. NJ, and after stalking off ther claims
commenced taking out rock, and worked on
until dark. Soon after commencing work
in the morning, they were observed by some
of the ditch proprietors, who, perceiVing
that they were getting out rock of great
richness, proceeded at once to turn a stream
of water upon them which soon drove them
from the excavation, and compelled them to
stop work. A counter claim was also sci
up to the ground, which will very likely
afford some rich picking for the lawyers
The result of their four or five hours work
was -four sack full of rock, which was
subsequently pounded out in a hand mortar
and the gold sold to Mr.. Delano, of this
place, for SlS93!
This lead was about six inches thick al
the point where it was struck.-Grass Val
ley National.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-08
HEART ECHOES.

Old songs! they ring upon the brain,
Like whispers from the far of spheres,
And with their thrilling spell revive
The garncred love of bygone years.
What though beneath the sod they lie,
That pale array of fonored dead;
In hues immortal round the heart,
Still, still hallowed beam they shed.
Old songs! I never guessed how large,
space was in this heart of mine,
Till. one duh eve, by chance found
well worn book, whose every line
Came back to me as clear as though
But yesterday "a laid it down,
And there I found the wished far clue
That spoke Of days forever flown
Oh, when amid the world Of doubts,
OF light and shade in which W stray,
We seek some charm by which to drive
Some temporary grief away,
LoJ ihey who love such pleasures court
The favorites who entrance the throns
For me. III find a homeljer scene.
And lrli 'ge with some dear old song.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-08
rEyADA COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS,

FINANCIAL CONDITION OF Few OF THE NEW
YoRK EDIroRs.-The New York correspondent
Of the Charleston Is. C.) Courier thus writes
regarding the wealth of some of the editors of
the former city:
General Hallock, of the Journal Of Commerce,
10 q rich man. Though he is in this city attend
ing TO his editorial duties from Monday afternoon
10 Friday evening, be resides in New Haven. In
that city he considerable real estate, and he
to-day offers for sale portion of it, tract of
nifty acres, for which he demands 100000. The
interest of Mr.. Hallock in the Journal of Com
,nerce is of itself fortune, he and his two sons
owning about three quarters Of the establishment,
from which they alone have an income of S30, 900
to SAC, ,0o0 year. Notwithstanding this great
worldly success, Gerard Hallock is one of the
most modest of men, and he is, what it is hard
for editor to be nowadays, lin this city at
least,) q sincere Christian. Mr.. Hallock is worth
about $500 goo, and the richest editor we have,
next to James Gordon Bennett, who is estimated
ut 5000, ,0eo, or just double.
Horace Greeley is by no means rich man.
He has not the faculty of keeping money. The
Times is not yet paying concern, like its III
walls, the Herald and Tribune. 1t will be- when
it gets few more years on its head and wrinkles
on its brow. The Brookses, of the Express, are
both becoming rich. They both married money
south, near Richmond, the other at Wash
ingtoR. Besides, under their management, the
Erpress has been made quite profitable, and has
been carried on at the least possible expense
James Brooks is usually set down at about $780,
GOO, aside from the estate of his wife and Eras
tus cannot be worth less than $500 to $50, 900
Robert Bonner, as the world knows, is the jour
nalistic Aladdin of the New World He has
only to rub his Ledger, and out comes the gold
1t is tight race between Bonner Of the Ledge,
and Morse of the New York Observer, both being
high in the editorial financial graduated scale
and beating all the nabobs of the daily press bu
Bennett and Hallock.
The Nevada journal., 1860-06-08

The SKELETON IN THE PALAcE.-The Caus
erie Russe contains some Interesting details of
the betrayal OF Miss Tarakanoff by Gregory
Orlof, one of the favorites of Catherine IL
This lady, who claimed to be the natural daugh
ter of the Empress Elizabeth, whom she said,
Catherine had destroyed, Travelled through Tur-
key, Greece, Germany and Italy, in search of
government that would espouse her cause
Catherine, whose persistent efforts to eatrap her.
gave probability to he- story, failing in all other
means, at last sent her favorite Orlof in pursuit
Of her, enjoining him to bring her back to Rus
sA dead or alive. 0rloff, pretcn ling that he had
fallen into disgrace, put himself into relations
with Tarakanoff in Naples, conspired with her
against Catherine, and, more perfectly to deceive
her, asked her hand in marriage. He persuaded
her to 90 on board Russian vesse. for the per
formance of the ceremony; the Russian Rear
Admiral arrested her. He took her to Constadt,
and that is the last that was ever heard of her.
During the year past terrible rumor has aris-
en-, that il was her skeleton which was found
walled up in a closet in the palace of Zarakoe-
Zels while fitting up the apartment of the hered-
itary Grand Duke.