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ssas a. ga ,s. Il essa ss' kSas =
c1ns6rt OF John Kuhn. st shs age Of 70 years, AFTER
a abort and painful iilles5.
" shose most dear to her departs this IRE,
we feel tina. there isa void which ls 70 impossios
tofl. We m,sa her land words nil 70 s1 ina
charitable true and consistent vas she IN u f
y;cws especially in regard to Christi m cnarNy,
and kind @ and 9se sseitsep discard
81, -wiiTnoT envy found an ahioiag- place in EI
dwelling enc whose vacancy 1t will Dc I'm posaUis
10 GiI. While We noBrn her rs ore VINO nas OILY
g,ue before. We G assured that she Will receive
that reward which such Christian epuiIs WI.
ste1y receive and we accept the dispenS npn "a
that Creator ~hpse dscrees are always JUST anu
i Her funeral win take place THIS MORNING. ; at
street. Tha friends Of the family nd Of +. Lsnee
and John stelnbrechsr are respectfully lIViteo 70
aterd.
On saturday, the 9Th q September. IN, VII
3. and 81. A. Stewart In thu second year OF hts
age. -.o ,na .orar, =
It rom our sight, but IL WAS not eur WILLIE;
only the earthly Garment tha' oaoY's SOU mo 40
wo;n-ihe pure white soul that hiss gone up 10 its
maker ayng ts clay nf not our living low
ins hrI sh. Iiile boy. God we him to us, and l.
was God wh" took him away HIS Own oua !. vas
-
hare, and The handff mercy seemed very neaV},
yet ii is pleasant to thinknov that after Inc pain
and wcarin IS OF his nnl sickness after the pas
:ge through the valley OF the shSdo" OK DeIsai,
It will be Willie who Win greet father anu moIheS
on the other side,
Christian Edvl cate please copy.
On the 1ah September, DELLA. daughter Of
james and Mary Lowe, agei i've yeAfs elSn'
months and sixteen d.ys.
Not quite * years as yet
STAGE sht to me WAS given:
And now, alas !! IL Is but true,
My Della Is n HesTen.
Weep not for me, my parei. IS dear,
IN; yJGe to rest, Jou HHcd rot loT
Iiy TN q WAS short, ss you may see, =
Therefore prepare 70 follow he.
AZ ILLS late residence, Franklin street Ssu ,o .
n,rIncE p. NJ. CHA rLES !. BALD" IN, III 'n7
ely Second ?efr OF his AZ.
On the l5ih lost. al tie resiuahs s ~ III youus.
in this civ alter s0rt li.C5S, 80 - IIsh In
a., Gou ,Liur OF teni. ". auI JlGSA " o""In' 80
the 2G.h Year Of her age.
Fathsr, long, | iai..i, IL .ee
Ine riarc Of Ghilr aD':e
,,d I've ihy earthly courts anu E'o
u % thy seat, ~ oo'''
uc-ntLaLold Thy distant face,
nj ,lis pleasing 49,.
IT,, IA a ,i,Ic IA ti4ide c.-.cFacs
= lnluile Cclisll.
MIN funeral will take place from Ebenezer
<u' ~ On EnSDaT H.OEN4 M al II O'CLOCK.
Ci rtiend, ard scqultutalc-a u lie family are
tuyi ell to attend 1880. - .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS

aeon GOODS At LOW PfloEo'
,o .au,so a1r who wish TO purchase S 'H -.
p1psT.c1Ass DsY GOODS at low pfl'e'. !
stock, 90 we now offer lots OF sooo7
q, very low prices rather than Garry sA'''N
season. ..-s -.. mozkM-
DIN PLAID, and T II IP e ID MoAA'
BIoUEs and LENos at 1897 per sA,., sv na
.ho .ommeu cement Of the season d. - 1n'
''.'' ,voH oReANDY LAWNS at 2sc''
worth soc. per yard;
EMBROIDERED oRGANDI az @0''' "'i'i ~
per yard; ..... 70, ns-
ouIss m1JsLINs at 1S 20, rs, 80, 40, ana Soe' PEI
yard-all very cheap;
p1o1yEs at 60 and s5c., worth Coo; ...
RACK CREPE DE PARIS at 5cc- psr y-IG-
would be cheap at &c.; r' ~
DoMBAzINES and TAIIsE ct extremely lo7
prices; ...-. a-.
Handsome ENGLISH and FRENCH CAosi-
MEREs, for pants at grsatly-reduced prices
CgEvIOT CAsSIMRREs, fill double width ct
sl7s per yard-eleg ant goods for fall wear
DCUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH FLAENEL, the
mott se-vtceable goods tc be had;
a large stock Of DoEsEIss AID BLACK
CLOTHS st satisfactory prices; 49,. Pc
PARASOLS In great variety q. prices that are
bound to msks chem GO; ...-.
HONEY-CoMB QUILTS, the largest 1nanuSac-
tured, at 81. 10, worth $3.50: -...
CALICO CoMFORTEEs at $2'so-not tue prico
1t would cost you TO buy tire material;
1Iaa,,,- -T-nnT frrrI = b.
LINE:s for covering stair carpet TT $50. per yard,
worth Csc;
IEDIA-TWILL LONG CLOTH at Soc, worth
zoe. per yard;
sKIRTISG CAMBRIA at e and csc. per yard,
worth 80 and 35c.:
COTTON DIArER at sl.a5 piece OF ten yards
LINEN DIAPER at 81. so for piece Of ten yards;
HUCRABACK TOWELS st $3.50, 81, $3.50, Ss'1'
and upwards--the cheapest towels you ever saw;
Genuine y HiTLY JET SETS, EARRINGS, and
BaEASTPINS, at &c., 81, sl.25, and 81.
set, which Is less than one half the value;
NICE JET SETS at 25c., a5c., and 5oc., eurpri-
sinGly low;
BLACK CREPE SETS OF COLLARS and
CUFFSfrom Sl.25 to g. set;
CREPE COLLARS from CSC. to 81;
ALEXANDER KID GhOYEY at 81 pair, sold
everywhere at SL2s;
DIMlTY BANDS at loc., worth osc.
CROCHET EDGING, twelve yards In piece, st
l5c., worth SC. per yard; better article at
25c., worth 1Oc. yard;
REAL FRENCH WOvE CORSETS, all sIzes,
white ard colored, at ssc, worth 81;
LADIES' GARMENTS in great variety;
NICE CHEMIsES ard DRAWERS st 81:
EUREKA GUN CLOTHS for children;
aud 4-4INDIA RUBBER CLOTHS;
A large assortment of LACE SETS and LACE
COLLARS, from the lowest prices to the best
qualities;
BLANKETS In great variety;
A large stock OF ED TICK from loo. to 35c. per
yard, all much below regular prices
TABLE-CLOTH, pure linen, two yards long, at
Sl-would be cheap at also;
FnINGED NAPKINS al 60c., worth 81 per doz.;
LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHlEFs
st l5c,, would be cheap at aOc.;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at elc.;
WaMsUTTA st eoc-;
ANDEOSCOGGIN at lsic.
Full-wld.h UNBLEACHED COTTON SHEET
ING ut sOc. per yard;
Full-wldth BLEACuED SHEETING at CSC. pei
yard.
other BARGAINS ell to he seen Ut the large
ry-good5 house OF
LEVY BROTHERS.,
au3l 1913 and 1el5 NJ sin ST., Richmond, Va.
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THE BRIDGE.

The work on The free bridge between
Manchester and Richmond is going ahead
The railway TO be used for transporting
Stone to build the piers is nearly completed
across the river. The work on the piers is
prosecuted with decided energy.
This bridge is another great agent OF
progress" very appropriate just here If
people can tolerate word so ou,sageously
hacknied) Il will work u revolution. 1t
will induce new state of feeling and new
social and business relations between Rich.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GooDs!!

We have Inst mada very largo additions 10 our
Nlcln end Grade. We can confidently RECON- nnT
HANDS ;MEST. and ChEAPFST GOvDs In LIN, Ing
city. We mention few or tue AuticS' "AsiA
prices annexed TO Sono OF thcm:
IS yards elegant DRSs 81 h, s3', worm ~
Ii ylrds SILK POpLIS TO. 81, worth $ll. TT,
We have no prices for summer dress gooas. ~ y
are selling them at prices to suit each PARTICULAR
To-! Factory brandy a1AnshILLEs QUILTS
lid factory i;ni brandt MARsEILLEs QUILTS
These are lrst-rate goods, and are long way
under Wholesale prices: ,.,.,oa, IIhNn
100 dozen CENTS LINEN lueInpi@u' hTAAD
KEkCHIeFS. ~ u,-Durp
CHIaF3 ut &l;75 per dczs en- "a ihese manu-
ladies, Linen Hsndkerchtefs at $l.75 per dozen,
Cents 81 UnRder r GAL wear) Soc good,
A iull line OF CENTS furnishing goods l!stest
STYLES and best quality, ,,.
A. very large and handsome assortment OF Rib
Dcps, all coiors all widths.
White (str.w) sailor hats ut $3.50 per dozen,
White istrawj Turbaus at 20 per dozen,
Saratoga Trunks. 1850. be surc TO look AT tnese
trunks. for thsy are genuine bargain.
90 dozen Kid Gloves, srne for 75c.. some for 81.
Se sure to look at our DQLLA KID GLOYES.
au 90 fiUCk%AI.i & ROUSS.
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The Railroad Campaign-Action

nc -A<IAcAt
Ti.t Virginia Wa Il nultiul 1i"ld Tor ralt-
rosd strategic movements has been aprH-
7. nj fnr wears to close observers. The tau
lied skein o! state policy, ana inc conStl-
tlt,i schemes Of narroWmnd;d anu se!-
n.h I.cr. constantly iHyitcd-nay, ALSO
utrlv rrovoke,l--i"r incucSion Of men oi
tutriiri.c and sa1ptity who haG the pr&c-
tical ,sGuE 10 discern What Woiid "i
wealth there was here in virginia, ;!Iu
what Il grand field WAS here for railroad
operations. In thls ingursion from abroad
seine people mil~t suN,r hcrau>c Of Their
pori,nac.ous oh>tinacy in adhrr.rg 10 Old
motions and blind 5, Ilishncss; bat that is
1ncir tlult.
OF course North Carolina politically, So
c:all And commercially lie sister OF Nlr-
g!DI,, had necessarily t. he coupled with
Lcr "A q great degree, in The system of rail-
road administration Tor the accommodation
oi Virginia. For the rurtA and south line
q. trlGc and traTcl the boundary between
the $50 states haG 10 become the base Oh
OPERATIONS.
UpGn that line rests one Of The most inn
pollalt railroad movements yet maue III VIC
t.,,,,.. ,,a Io.s;ny nf the North Caro-
r,,.r..,,oI ;,,,n,t,n, FIR its direct f,cl.-
..., 49,, i,.,i, 80 for. ;ts in1irect effect
,,', .oi,.nna ir,or,.s,s Of lhc Middle
,..,,.;,t,,tna .1hnrc cannot he 4 re.so,,.
49,, t,.rh+ ,h,t II will libera,e trade. cs!an.
r.h cn,n,i,v ,ecur, expeiition, and d;.
,,:,,,.,' t,res
~. ,rust we viii not ba. considered o..
tr,s;v, in undertaking Ia make some suu.
.c>,;ons concerning the pol.u. that shauid
Govern he administration crlhc very large
railroad interest NOW uadcr The control OF
The itlcAmond "nd Danyillc RAILROAD Com
lany.
III" nuts Of victory OF 4 valuable
ac@itvtn'W ii commerce o. business
Should "r mad" available vt once. Delay Is
The great enemy OF success. How man,
armies ht'e had til" most brilliant victories
'0!ned TO disaster p} ra''7mg TO rifle Tho
cicH'l scamp! 1'c up Inc loose ei'">' ie
MAJ LAC i'''''e'' S'ee'.- ii''Ne 'l' s,'",e
"'''' - ''0fV1 :" ~ VIVA, WIN W.,
IL" = ,I ~, ,,,,, - o1o.,, ~ ~ ,hn
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kUKLUX TRIALS IN NORTH CAROLINA
Charge Of JudJe Bond, De- Raleigh, N. g.,
Sept. 13,--h special term Of the United
States District Court. for the trial of Ruth
ertord county kukluX, commenced in this
city to-day, Judge Bond, OF the United
States Circuit Court, and Judge Brooks, oil
the United States District Court, presiding
Nearly forty persons were on hand in
charge of tue United States district marshalS
and the military. There was a large at
tendance OF distinguished counsel and pro.
mlnent citizens. ga the grand jury were
tHo colored men, both Of whom signed
their names with Il cross'mark. In addition
TO Il he usual oath Il special oath was admin
istered, declaring that the jurors were not
members OF any unlawful combination pro-
hibited by the kukllX act.
Judge Bond, i'll his charge. referred to
the laws TO enforce the constitutional
amendments, and said:
"Thesc laws Cypress nobody. They are
intended neither to disturb nor affect any
person WAC is not an enemy to the peace
and quiet Of The state, and who is not him
self lawleSs. Upon the rigor with which
you enforce these laws depends their use
iulness. 4 prompt and vigorous enforce.
mcnt OF them will restore peace aud har.
mony to that part OF the State where SO
great insecurity TO life aud property seem
to prevail. Ii this duty be discharged with,
out partisan bias you will have The tcstf.
mony Of = good conscience and the hearty
support Of the right-minded men of the
d:trict OF North Carolina, and for nothjnu
else need you care. The people Of the
United states look anXiousy for the rest O.
ration of order mere"
The jury were discharged until the nth,
when the trials would begin. ~.
The Raleigh Sentinel says that Plato
Durham, ESQ, who had been retained OF
counsel for The prisoners, was arrested at
shelby on the 9Th instant by twelve United
States soldiers, and carried to Rutherford.
ton, where he was confined. The Sentinel
adds that i J. B. Carpenter, a Federal of:
tice-h"ldcr, had said 1T the late Marion
court that ne would see that Plato Dur.
nam should not appear as counsel.
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THE KUKIuy OrTRAcp ~ Try,

THE kCKLtX OUTRAGE IL TENNrssFr
Nashville, Sept. Al. L. Wier, of Lime.
stone county, Alabama, who was taken
from his house some days ago by five
masked men, was found yesterday tied to a
tree in the swamp. His captors, after
whipping him, nearly drowned him in a
stream of water, then tied him to a tree
and left him to starve. Two of the lesue-
radoes have been arrested.
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ANOTHER MUNICIPAL Iyyr,cr1oy-Fo

ANOTHER MUNICIPAL INJUNCTION Fol
lowing the lead of New York, the tax> pay.
ers of Philadelphia on Thursday anplied
for an Injunction to restrain their city off,
GERS from proceeding under the ordinance
by which Il has been attempted to place
upwards OF -, 00O, 900 at the disposal of the
water board for expenditure without any
restriction upon their action. A temporary
has been granted, and the ease
Will come on for hearing on the 18th.
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evsrtirs waH fhaie for equitable arrange,
m INT, aud historic the opportunity had oeeh
p lssed and lost, to make good bargain,
certainly safe bargain, securing you rea-
sonah1e returns for your properly, Iathes.
than take the serious and certain hazard 0,
being greatly Injured, if not fatally crushed
out. by power that we had refused 60 tfeaI
otherwise than as an enemy.
For the Directors.
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A dispatch from Kansas City says the ex-
press office at Ellis, Kansas, was robbed of
SIC, 900 Oh Tuesday night. No particulars
are given.
The new Stock Exchange-room in New
f-rk will be formally occupied Monday,
the board having resolved to adjourn Sat-
urday at ] 2, NJ. until that time. ..-....
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President GRANT was invited to be pres
cnt at Philadelphia upon the OCCASION OF
the unveiilg OF the hlNcoLS monument,
on the 22l insi. But he declined on ac-
count of previous arrangements Which he
could sol lnrdifr. i'lcSc arrangements re-
late 10 social aid famiIy visits i'll the West.
In his letter, however, he pays n tribute in
his best awkward and dull way TO the late
llnrntcdt
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7TuE LAST OPPORTUNITY.

During the next ten days we VIII sen al so
MER GOODS AT AND bELoW Coal' istnet
- nack them away 70 the next season, there
fore great bargains can be obtainedin =
GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINs.
r. PIQUES, @- 81
LACE and CHALLI sHAWLS -.
BLACK MEHINO sHAWLS, -.
WHITE ana BUFF POEGEE SILK PAR-
ASOLS, "
f.: KID GLOVES, and all kinds Of
DRY GOODS.
Our assortment OF -~.
vi. BLEACHED and BROWN COTTOFS,
TABLE LINENS,
.s TOWELS, NAPKINS,
QUILTS, PRINTS.
CASSIMERES, --..~
And goods In general, Is very fair, ana we oner
them at the 10 vest prices. An early can Is SOIL
cited. W ii. ThAbHfMES q oONs -.
Goa COL BrOAd street, corner Elm
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
We are now receiving In store
I0a h"ge'ieads SUGAR. nj grades aud qualities {;
500 barrels C=DSHsD. 4. Il. Xft&A c.;
lno barrels l.,w rrIcsd REFINED;
40 bags 40 C0FThES,
200 Eags LAGCArEA COFFEE,
200 mas GID GOVERNME:T JAVA,
lOJ hoesheads Observation-Disclosures Rib, and Clear
so t,ere sl9 best ) laei REFINED LARD,
200 barrels chean SYRUPS,
so barrels fine SYRUP*,
so hogsheads SY"UP5,
500 sacks MARSHALL'S SALT,
so kcgs he Equality SODA
100 BOXES prime FACTORY CHFE3E,
10 ucrces WARREN'S Fh M1AG HAMS.
ALSO,
SOAPS In CREST variety,
SPECS,
CANDLES,
PAThR. &c.
We Invite the sLtention OF Tie trade. Our stock
being laid In the lA!e advance, enables us to
Q Ter TT such prices IS will compete successfully
with any northern market.
HARvT7s & WILLIAMS.
Sc ll-cm, Corner Of Cary and isth streets.
CORNED BEEF,
- J.EW HOLLAND uERRI >GS,
FEW ICkLS3,
FINE I>MS,
PUEE GARD, &C., at
r. r. JAMES'S,
1885, Main street, and stall III First Market.
Try our EEar. se3
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IF YOU WISH
4 CHEAP DRY GOODS
.. GO TO
JULIUS SYCLES'S,
dis BROAD STREET. between 4th anu bth.

He has received large lot Of FLaNNELS, OF
all shades and colors, in which he Cfers great IN.
ducements. as every one wishes such goods nc
this Limo the wear, they would therefore do wen
10 give him r call.
He off.rs to the public great inducements In the
way of CAE3IMEREH, which he will sell Tor 25c.
and Soc per yard less than they can be bought tbis
season and which are only suitable Tor iail ana
He viii open this day so dozen Gents Merino
Shirts and Drawers, which he offers at last years
He also offers full line Of Fall Dress Goods very
che I'D such as Black Silks, irish Popins, BON;
ba ziIies, Alpacas, Merlnos, Empress Cloth5, ana
IRISH lie % Blearhed. Brown, add other Domes-
tics-a .ull assortment.
! Thrty-iive pairs OF Blankets on hand, which he
offers at last years prices.
kemC mber, goods have advanced.
JULIUS SYCLES,
4l5 Broad street, betwes II Alta and 5.h SITS.
SALEsMEN u. j. Turner, John n. Gary, W.
y. Pose 1e, and A. .. BeVell.
Store closed on Saturdays. au 23
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DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
TO COST
TO CLOSE BUSINESS.

TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Having determined TO close business, WILL from
this date until the lst OF October sell my large and
attractive stock OF DRY GOODS ont WITHOUT
REGARD 20 COST FDE CASH EXCLUSIVE
LY. On the ed Of OCTOBER the remainder OF
the atock Will he closed out at auction.
City and country dealers win please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we ar
Offering great Inducements 70 jobbers.
CUR stock Of DRESS GOODS is full and COM
plete, embracing all the novelties Of the season.
Also, a full line Of ,..-
CASSIMERES, SATINET3,
JEANS, FLANNELS,
RLAEKET4,
TABLE DANASK,
NaPKIES, TOWELS,
HOSIMRY, GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIETS, f--
COLLARS, CUFFS,
IIACES,
EMKROIDERIES,
49, NOTIONS, &C., &C.
1ll7 Main street,
au22 r's- Opposite Dispatch oflce.
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OF AUGUST, 1871.

@ AUGUST, 1871.
MORE NEW AND sEASOEABLE DRY
GOODS.
r. r. PRICE & CO. have just opened
Brown, Green, Blue, Buff and Pink Cambrics,
for dresses and trimming;
New Lace and Linen Collars and Sleeves
Ladies' Colored and Black KID Gloves, very best |;
Black Gro Grain Silks, cheap;
Cotton and I,isle-Thread hose and Half Hose;
Brlh,ggan Hose snd Half Hose, superior;
Cor sets-eVery make and quality.
STAPLES:
LincnG and Linen aheetings;
Brown and Bleached Cotlons;
Cotton Shsetiugs and Pillow Cottons;
Hamasks Diapers, Towels, &c.
tAt old prices, although sdvaucing.)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
Cassimeres, &C., for gents and boys.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two 10 three hundred DRfSS PATTERNS, SuEr-
mer and Fall Popllns, Lawns, Black alpacas, &c. ,
upon their back counter, TO be sold off at half
value, as their inventory season list Septtmber)
approaches. Il. K. PRICE d CO.,
1y29 IDOL Main street
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GROCERIES, &c.


BACON "
Is KaEafFAST BACONll
BREE kFASW ElCON?ii ...t..
20 Pack ,gcs 3HEkkFAhT BACON, IN store
ard for sale low 10 close CONSIGNMENT.
ROGERS y NCCANCE,
Sc 13-lw .v7 end 10 .t:h street,
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= . nav G<S0x1D.
kAsAR&sA 4
; NE We 0ODsl NEW sTYLEs'
~ NEW PRIeEs.!l
8 H1RsH. ss1 BROAD STREET
Hss furr received large and varied assortment
frssh a nd reasonable -s~y s.-
' t1ss. 49, DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED IN
LACE. coLLARS., Hosl.EHf,S sU.n,,s
..----HE MsTlToHED sHANDREhoals's, IN
HAHDk s .s: a.
WHITE L1NENs'
KID GLOVES at .......'.'.'. ''..... 49,. 50
ifII GLOVES 1t ............'..''.'''' T5c.
IN GLOVES at .........s.' Soc.
EIOVES a. 80. '''''' aae
bLAoA (some thing new.) ga
HEAF1 nSh ss 3, BIRSH's,
6aT Broad street.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-30

AT CoRNELIAN Hot SPRINGS.-Th,

AT CoRNELIAN Hot SPRINGS.-The
following named persons registered at
the Comedian Hot Springs Hotel wv.
b. Campbell. proprietary, on the
northern shore Of Lake Bigler, yester-
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Bend, |. Towns
end, We. ii. sherman, Mrs. Sherman
and W. II. sherman, New York; }.
y. Smith, Sacramento, Cal; +. IL.
GAYLORD, wife and son, Mrs. W. II.
Hurd, Miss Belle Clements, Moses
VIbbett>, john Dunlap. :. {. Cham
bero, Mrs. .Allcn and two daughters,
Charles Dunn and w. II. IurI, True
kee, CAL; Miss Taft, Providence, X.
l.; Or. \. II. -Agard and Miss II. l..
A-ard. Sandu>ky, Ohio; Mrs. W. NJ.
Moore. Miss +. II. Moore, Miss Lidia
Y. Moore and Miss Gussie Moore,
Akron, Ohio; y. z. Moore, Santa Rosa
Island; e. {. Chipman, Washington,
b. G.; David llowland, Lake Valley;
+. Kenny. PIacerville. Cal: /. NJ.
Jeesett. rutherford Park, y. j..
AT GLENBRooK. The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel a. II. Saxton, proprie-
tor. eastern shore of Lake Bi-ler,
Yesterdays: W. c. II. Sherman, Mrs.
Sherman. w. II. sherman, New York
CITY; Miss Taft, Providence, Il. l.; +.
il. noWner. New York; Ed. ii. Little
field, Nevada State Journal, Reno; j.
L. Marshall. M~udSprings via CARSON.
WArER.-Notice is hereby given,
that I own and have a deed for all the
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CCA INTELLIGENCE.


ARRIvFs.-From the C.P. Railroad and
Na>hOe at : "a. IN.
From NirGinia, Gold Hill, Silver City
and Dayton at 10 a. IN.
From Aurora, Pine Grove and Genoa
at } =. IN.
From Lake Bigler at t 7. IN.
DEPAET>.-For Wa>hoc and c. T. Rail
roau at t. p. m.
For Dayton, Silver City, Gold Hill and
For Genoa. Pine Grove and Aurora at
: Il. III.
For Lake Ei@lcr 1T 10 n. IN.
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that the water in the lake had been
steadily receding for nearly two years.
Captain Pray says the lake was Il little
lower last Winter than eve before
known. and is lower now than is usual
at this season of the year.; that 1t gen
orally falls from July until the storms
of Winter set i'll, and that the highest
ate occurs in July after a Wintef ct
heavy snow, and i'll June after Il light
Winter. The lowest stage of the lake
occurs Just after cold weather sets in,
and as soon as the mountain streams
freeze up.
No PENT UP UTICA.-R L. Higgins
e Co.. proprietors of the popular Dol
lar Store on the corner Of c and Taylor
streets, Virginia City, have bought
out Dale & Co. the pioneer and most
extensive music dealers OF the State,
and will hereafter run both establish
mentS. Pianos, organs, musical i'll
struments of every description, sheet
music and music books, zephyr wool,
toys, regalia, and a large assortment
of fancy goods will be found for sale
cheap at - South { street, and orders
from the country and from outside
- - H. ! " IA'AAil'ttN NNAN'i'tN' ~
and satisfaction guaranteed. e their
advertisement on second page.
MARK TWAIN WINs.-.A dispatch
from J. II. Cowing, dated Sacramento
Iastnight, informs Us that John Ho-gs'
3-ycar old Norfolk colt Mark Twain
brother to our fast horse PillhoN) Won
the running race at Sacramento YES
tcrday i'll tWO straight hcatS-tilnc,
LIS .-5ths. beating Ncttie Brown, Nor
Vile. Ben Butler, Capt. links, and
AGdie &. Theodore Winters h. +.
.Aidie c. was di>tanccd. This victory
viii render Mark Twain a famous a.
rs brother. IiIIboX, Is he carried the
purse. the entrance fees added. amdthG
t,oidcn Eagle or Callahan Plate. Pill
box viii come in next saturday in the
running races for 4-ycar Odds.
CARSON NINsrKELs.-This popular
company OF local artists viii give an
other chase musical entertainment at
the Carson Thcater tomorrow (Wed-
ue>dayl evening. Besides the usual
number Of eonEs, dances. anecdotes,
cGuumdrumS, etc. there Will be a VIC
lin solo with variations and Il bone
solo, by Sam Mitchell. a como quar-
tctIe by Flanders, Iri>bie, Mills and
sharp. the whole TO conclude with the
opcTatic burIctta entitled ''Oh Hush"
Bon sheet open to-day.
CoNPLETENE>~.-Guirado, the drug
gi>t, next door TO the p~o>tonice, has
sampled the laboratories Of the world
in completing his stock Of drugs,