Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-06

VERY VALUABLE WORKING are In
receipt of the first volume Of a new
work now being issued, and which Is
of the highest degree of Importance as
we'll as convenience to business men
and oil others who desire to keep pace
with the times and be posted in mat
tiers of general information. 1t is
Chambers Encyclopedia, a dictionary
of universal knowledge for the people.
Revised edition, reissue of 1870, with
maps, plates and engraving, to be
completed in eighty parts, making ten
volumes, of s32 pages each. 1t Is
illustrated with about 1000 engravings
and forty maps, together With a series
of from eighty to one hundred ele-
gantly engraved plates, illustrative OF
the subjects of natural history. now for
the first time appearing In the work.
J. B. Lippincott & Co., Philadelphia,
and II. ii. Key s. Co., $40 Clay street,
San Francisco, are the publishers, and
it Is, or will be when completed, a re-
issue of Chambers Encyclopedia, thor
oughly revised to date, and containing
such corrections rs the. lapse OF time
since the publication of the first edi-
ton has made necessary to perfect 1t
as n standard work of reference, to-
gethcr with such improvements in the
mechanical execution as the growing
taste in the art OF book.making de-
mands. 1t will embrace general ac-
counts of all subjects In the various de-
partments of science, literature and
art, arranged In alphabetical order.
And the various subjects in philoso-
ply, chemistry, botany. geology, natu-
raj history, anatomy. mechanics. ARCH
itecture, hydraulics, Greek and Roman
antiquities, mythology, music, geog-
raphy, biography and sculpture are IL
lustrated with maps and numerous
wood ~Gngravings. AS n dictionary of
universal knowledge it is unsurpassed
In completeness aud variety of infor-
nation. Almost every subject In the
whole range of human inquiry Is dis
cussed. The printing and mechanical
execution Of the work Is all that could
be desired. and it Is very neatly and
substantially bound. Il. May, of the
San Francisco publishing firm, Is now
visiting the several cities and towns of
this State to receive orders for this
work. He is also agent for Lippin-
COTS PronomcingD Dictionary Of Biogra-
pay and Mythology.
The "CARsoN REoIsTER."-A spc-
clal telegram received by It's ut 2 p. NJ.
to-day, from the controlling powers,
states that Carson Register will con-
tinue to be issued rs q daily, notwitll-
standing all reports to the contrary.
We are glad to learn this, rs the
Register is the best paper c
printed in Carson. The people of that
section ought to support u paper like
the Register or else sell out and leave
the country rs not worth living In.
Every true business man or family
ought to take the Register.
NoTARrEs.- Governor Bradley has
commissioned John G. Mitchell u No
tary Public In and for Esmeralda
county pine Grove), and VIM. W.
Barnes (of Gold Hill a Notary Public
In and for Storey'county.
Pliers OPERA HoUsE.-See new
advertisement in another column of
the excellent dramatic company to
support Miss Rose Evans next Thurs
day evening, at the reopening of the
Opera House.
FIRE IN CARsoS.-At AZ o'clock T..
NJ, just as we were going to press, the
telegraph Informed us that quite q fire
had just occurred in Carson, but was
subdued.