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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
STEAMBOATS, eno Railroads.


NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
rRov1R9Es 3 s p gosTos =. T s9s.:s.
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SAFETY. sPEE 15kZ ASp ,I COMFORT.
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S cTs p on soT ne e. sad a4lSl s'ssss"
cITY OF LAwRgSCg. and
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Si sss 'fs Oct Is. 1893 :" : '-OAi' ." As'''
CPECIAL .N0fICE-CHANGE OF HOUR.
nj CITY CT r OF api sEwSoRS s.s :: w; iss
s:ci s s,s.a Si5s Ss;i ''' 0'' -
TOR HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD,N NORTH;
= , ]. e Il p %; E... :: az .; C:
Freight "' - y. fIO Soop sAhas1 f'N' '''
EOR NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
ssI An. a. The .sn..sss s <. :ns Tor
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-yERSEY.-
rsass1 ns ! Es .. s ct
Win he Lehgh Susqpesnns on and Rssson With Ne T.
VALLEY Railroad end sronnertions forming dT me r
bGrgh and the West .ihout change Of also Cenn rsAa''
'aha ana Hs" lIfESTowy LINZ TO TIL. WEST.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Mar "a lsi.-Ieaye New. Yorka a follow:
Ia m-for Fletnin Esston Bethlehem Msaro O1aut
barre PIuston hahsnov City Nj Carmel Baeton IHna
Tessnds Msyery he Connects Jsneoe with L. and '" L.
3 m--For bsstou.
s m-wEsrERS RIpRs daily Excerpt for Eastoa A.
leDiSan. HaEI6urg the Wes Connecs S0meyle ef
ngton Phps6n wih Leht rTisot for hAn
Chunk MEehirr- ScrAnon Wsanspo Erie kc at EAs0u WITH
Leigh Valry EieilretA for hasch ChunE
iO;0 n-WaJ Train for somertille. ,r a.. H..
hshsnoy CITY, HsI0n Wkesblrre Reading COumhs Lsnca<sr
kplr POttsvie Harrisburg, &e Counects g. PhisbaFE i" Be-
~ n.-POr Plsinsed-
230 m-For Eou CouDtc ysburg WITH Tehgh ~
sus1 DIVISION for Allentown Wsbsrrr ARd Es"!
Nth Lebgh valley T. X or Allentown Connects a.
JsnotioB ulb D l. and W. r.
50. m.-Por EsEon. AlIeu.ows ssd Mach Chaak.
f:Jr D. m.-For SonerYle and PlemRStoa 49,
ePnCrCHNAn BrPRsss daily Tor kastoa, Bethlehem A'-"-
Reading Harisbarg Pssbagh (Aaso AL GEeRnAu
! ing and Palace Cars 70 Pt:Ibu rgh aSi Chicago
5:l3 ?. m-Por Somervie
ja-P0r BAston
7 p.u-Por SomerVlle.
7: MIN grapt) FOR Bas0a
e:4Op. m.-POF Pa1hrh
i'm = Pcr pi. rdeld " edse~Is u AMI satardayL -
For EHts.th az s. go 5:5 $40 ae SEQ, SOD, ~
r.a1 ii.IS M 1e.g 2:00 TO 35 9;6 400 An, fj
s.iS b S I'D, "a. $40 9+nlY:<9 l1;O N
ck oy tae Wet can obtained the O@ce Of the Central RN
road Of New Jersey foot Of Nry Ne"f0rk and The popa
Lo'el' and nefe' 0"ee' IN KICKER Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
Sales bp Anrtiot1

by BANGS, MERWIN &. Co, 1RroedEay, coz
I'D k-sssls. ctBosis of Ar Fssy Cow Fareifars e
noHDIf, Sovix NJ, siss ssiscass @ coiSs hknAIe
r fu SStGSi4 Aasfffsso6s, H. H. yxeIaH IA
AhRaeAE BOOKS ns,tk sev .as ssa aIe ~
woE ssdv md popular lgyenils soheo Boe and Bhose'
ts, IN lots 70 sal. pursbsssrt Cahlsgees are ready
EEO. A. LRAVTTT q Co. Gate Leayitt,
N Ss,,b.igh CsL CHa.oa Hall Aasrpss& Fer tAs SALE
ArcroS Of LsRlIEs cOLLscTiOS Of BooD PiHriSs' nd "
ER3s Of LTERARI PRoREKfI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13

Fouf;.-a7e LhRree Oh I~eaV '''Ht ;.
TRAINS LEAyB Ngw.YogS ,,.,..,,
o. 3:,s t w. 5: 80 AMI C;r, NJ '' ''
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foS par,a Ior >" 81. :r g, ,q1 s': ~, NV, 81,
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Sa,d i Nal Nal ri ;,n lave. VS. y o'
Bo''''' va 10th SP"H'ctSSS 58t RI riSG 9" ,RlS
For Boston via Springfield g., N 3 md y n"
IOr Boston "a a.. sSs. Line Y h and E. e. and
For River Railroad. LIB NoHhanp'oo
For HsrSa Providence and rshtl Rl'r' e. l?;l5 p
For Line RAILWAY to Norwich aad Providence l'''
Fof New Haven All SortasSplSa RalrO. to SOrs'
gsS Ie:cwn sad wnaute Railroad Ar LH'
pSf R5S' .D4 - 80 IJ n 20 70 w.F0HFy'
c%a's1, s;,PPs , ct :' M r or ss 70 ss
n s .ad Jan a m ~ r fTt '-'''
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ThrousL Tran. leave n Ne" Depot F0oTh''rr' and f'y
'iTSSh't c.s. n.s. sH,.:. with DH"iHs''" ga"
,o,. % ssesl CSie.rs EIprs.s DnEsseOa BusaO
1890 an. an s'ais.i t nj yss.. E.,,-.
s:p NJ Montreal Rzprs VIII sspisE can NON SsSf~l I" ~
600 NJ T1pre.s With sesynsean for w,,ssva OSsesO, arl
am PaIioc frpr-s WITH GesoAse.n Reessssr, e.s.e
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NEw-JRRSEY RAILROAD-FRQM FOOT Of
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Nv YEA 70 FsnBasg Caiessvspa kss.s s'ssM 80.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-11-13
prinnng.

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, IS Maiden-lane,
PRINTING. Dahss for lsz2 -v---- go
WIN EVERDELLs SONS, los Fultou-st;m.-
w urHodKAPHIC. STHAH JOB PRINTERS and Label
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06

sEIFs sIsSAL LIszTs--An order recently Issued
D. tie srsiary Of the Treasury, directs the stten
iio1 Of c1stons ard ReTs1rs OEeers 70 clause fu
rsosnt Aet Of Congrsss, proTidfnz for tie better
s~r7rIfy q lie OF bOard Of stiPs. This clsuse d.
rss IaAi in sddiiioa 70 the proper signal lights Ie
gIF p-oEicsd for, sTsEy sailing weasel shall on the
sPPro2ea Ct steamer ~ night, show Lighted
iSFrh uPo1 thzt qszTteT 70 Ebieh the steamer shall
b@ apProaeEinz-" This suseks somezhzt Of tbs
ricie1l9zs5 besides being q1its unnecessary where
i1= rsg1l1iozs concerning tie exhibition Of signal
bghts are ohserTsd- Il s Of pisee, however, with
tie EEzzi ekzr1etsr Of CO1zTszsio1sI Commercial
lsgisiaii0z- II void b 70 easy matter 70 keep 4
tgFrh light 4 SEA, except IL psffect calm ETen
Do6erzteiT high Hind and the Attendant spray
Eo1l1 soon -dOEse ths GIN" to say noting Of
ihs et8gsr q Be apprsAe66ed Iron hsTirg Hz1slsg
t0rch seziterisg sparks III o5er TIE vessel Mssyof
IL eoli1so1s betEeen sfezzsrs sad s.ifaz Yesssls
arse froz TIE lg1ts o. tie latter being ohseurs1 b.
tte eznTzE- Tie si1eIlgsts are pisced In tie
sAroz1z. E-e Ehen he ssis are hsuIsd sf ths lee
Elr1 lzht d sl1f oG TO rsnedy tkis and ziso 20
PEsFs1t the Hgsl beisg carried aEsy b. sez, a is
ires1ezty fks ezs< Il las see sszxsstsa % bo1 ID
szd ziszs ; Plaes n tbs bsiBsrks Of sbips, from
shies % easpszy fhs s6sEgsfs. A Hzhs tbrS arna.
y s=ezrsd essld sot bs sae.ed b. sag pesltioa Of
f-s szis, s-1 its c1l1ess u bsfsg yssaed sSay rs
1..e1 toe xi-i1ru- Hal tx sgE AZ eubr.eed
sos sHsh practical rs.ilfisa IS flzf. it 1uI1 ase
I. 5--rsr et11e< q tei1z p5~ye1 aad bsas6f wosId
1aEs ben rzztsrsd % eoDneree. Bsftls frDsbis
s fza- s-y siPlstsTs pezzis>srfiJ iznors ne rzz-
siatlDss ss1<@snisg sigssll<1ts = -. Ebefbsr
sfse y sv~ises p esr nsrfus rsPprfs fsqseatiy
rzsy@ SKI nes cs.sDt y i.asereed b buzssi-
iaTas f22elas ar1 tkersfers or elzzEs IA tie 1sw
- m to1sA fAsfr rase- Il proysdss f1st sysry
zt'lettos q IL AZ slal b pssislsd y ans of I
30 hss1rss eoilaTz. -one kslf % g 70 fss lnfor-
r. TT - Fostioa u tts etssse EiB ~ 40 ~
'l.iSzi s-islss % fts eFsss d sssps, ptose iyes
~ t1-z 5ss5rszes, 70 brfsx tbs Tssistoss io p1r-
1l.-.sst 80 s<lP % nsdses fss f1fsrs nz15er q
q = ansssiiy rs7ertes unssy fks heaz q smiss-
81 7 CssL L1ssfl1z.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06


To DIE Is GA1s.-If e q universal statemeut n,,.
EerssIl5 disbelieysd have searched tbe er.vs, a
twenty graEsys1ds. and not mnTbls sIsb o. 80,
pl2iniJ wrought or ehiselsd is costly de.ix1. bors
ihis immortal assertion. / kays prayed above :
hundred coins, and WATCHED tse Aces Of tie aougu
era s1ziozsly; Dot ole betrayed kroaIsdzs Of tls
ssstsnes have carried bright fses 70 fbe fuser-
q chamber, and spoken tie Eor5s of cheerful f.ith
and men hage narveled rsTsaIlsx fkelr scsp.fe,su4
y iasir iosprise. have found Il hard 10 psssssSs
nsa that death is sunrise; bat when compare ia
e'noitions of tbie lie Fith hose of the nezf Eheu
set ths body se1suq ovsr sainsf he BODY sprfasI,
IL mind ~ h0nd1gs oysr sgsizst ne MID enan-
siFltsds Eher b-ve bored nyssif oyer fis .Aits
fses, bea1fifsi as Is ~ N deep pnruIed psaes,
s1d fFneDSerfd hou pasalopsis a1d palnfsl eas
tie he; wben hsse sfoos beside ~ 1yiDx,
heaf9 iAsir nnrn1ss1 words q uoadsr ftsfr
szsiamatio1 d nat1Ts, ana sses lzst, not q
tax World, ~ rpo8 fssir fees - sLey t5setsd
~ usrgin q tie great eta1zs, haze ssIf
''Dssib, ihoa ast gin. .1-fEsy. y. 81 r Mus-
~,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06

a Agfzrsn No gep{ - Terzs 70 bag ffzrnl vas
grs.sg Prsis1leed sgsi1st ne eo1nfg he E.s roinx
70 settle d, from ne fiet flaf dortar. Fboz, be
called 81 % aiteDd hin, ykea b vs. ssizsd Win
fyer, bsEaD frstg % 81 eioites i1ne1,tsi5 seer
aritisg pefieriptlos. Tss het shst, wtls ~
dsetor pss esgisg on hiseoar. sbe chanberssis s.z
ezi0irlpg rs herlEsretieG nnd f1e porter rfrrz-
and fosbiless bad 81 is1ns1cs n fsre1 Al "A,
spss1g exit fron tie gt2ts
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06

VALUE OF NEW YoAK NEwsPAPRas.-Ths Esw
SsTk Herald Is valued at s5.co0 600. and Is owusa
By Commodore James Gordon Bennett. Jr.. he7lur
been presented to hin by bis hfher.
The Evening Poat was valued by John ! c,.,o
and TWO referees some months since, At q, ,2sOOoO
The New York Times IS valued At 81, 500 oOo. 81 :
ooo,o has been offered for It and refused
The New York World ls valued a a 20onoo
More capital was sunk 70 maze It than asy other
newspaper ever started in this or any other eounr
The Tribune Is valued a. 1900 600. and eouldpos
be purchased for .hat amount
The ETsniug Nail Is valued ct sI50ooO cvn.
" Field lately purchased one third interest Ia for
$1,000. = ~
The Evening Telegram Is TaIusd af 10000. ana
Is not for sale.
The New York san Is valued At si,soo.ooo and
psJs seven per cent on larger amount.
The Coumerclal Advertiser Is valued Al s2,0 ooo
ana Il you'd take larger sun to 7sruhsss D.
The gouFn.l Of CommeFee b valued at s5o0ooo
The Daily and Weekly News are valued n asoo-
CO. = '1'''-
The daily circulation Of the News spI Son a.
Prozinais closer than any other tso daiIg ss,...-
psrz IN the city.
The seE YORK Star, Joseph Horards psDer 4
Esiusd At 900 900 but Is not for ale.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06

TIE LONGEST SPEECH on REoORD-We have often
besrd OF long speeches, but we have never before
heard Of who could talk for twenty.f hours
without iutsrmissiou, doue By a NeWfound.
land orator, short time ago, who talked against
time in the Legislature of that Province The St
Johns correspondent gives the following particulars
the faiuleni feat TO the New York Mail:
81 In the annals Of our House of Assembly We have
record OF the remarkable feat Of oratory ever
accomplished One Of our members, 10 order to
b1fie some government measure. actually spoke,
agzius. time. for tEenty-four hours et s stretch
thus throwing into the shade the mlgbtiest achieve
menis Of DenOsthenes or Cicero. he commenced
Al four O'Clock in the afternoon on the unpromisug
saejeei Of the premium paid on wolf skins. The
stream Of his eloqaence flowed on until nine o'clock
and then his opponents felt sure that be must soon
saEe in from sheer exhaustion, and ihat their mo-
ton would be passed, and they suugly in bed BY
eieTen- They were reckoning without their host
Twelve o'clock struck, the tones Of his voice we're
as load as ever In despair aud determining not to
be beaien, the Government members sent home for
mattresses and blankets, and stretching themselves
OF tie floor. were soon snoring soundly.
The gray light ofs Winter morning atlength gIiul-
nered through the Eindows-the members rubbed
their eyes and yaEued-to their horror there was
thei- tormeator, evidently blown, but stin vigorous
ard Po1ndiug away at the wolves skins, pouring
ozE fresh torrents Of iuTectfFe when lie saw them
fairiy awake Conieuiing themselves with con-
fortlezs cup Of eotse in the refeshmeut ron, they
determined TO ST IL out The noou-zau fred aud
The giant began 70 reel-his hand no longer susote
tie desk dea1uty-he drank fumbler after tumbler
q TIteT siil hs he'd on, and not until quarter to
tour did he collapse, AID dropping into bis chair
Sss fast sslssp il : moment In vain did bis
Trends IN 70 rouse him 5y pouri1g cold water on
lis temples and tickling bis nostriIs. BE had 10
Be carried home, and the story goes that be slept
fo- s ho1rs- His ZANE Siu be long reueIabsred
Z Newfoundland, sad those who we're privileged to
osao.d tkai memorable eo1aIet viii hand down the
particulars 70 their ehiIdrso Such Pl1ek sad ener-
y could not 20 uureBsr5ed. Tie orztor is row
The oee1Psct Of ore Of the highest Offices Of the
G0Tsrzns1t- WHO car deny that virtue is oeea-
iiSnally rewarded even IN this Ifer'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06

THE TRIALS OF JOURNALISM - Whiteiaw Reid
The managing editor. Of the New York Tribune,
was once editor OF the xenia tohio) News, and,
like most country editors has his experiences We
let him tell bis own story 10 bis own words. lie
says there is one thing In the Tribune Office
which grieves him, and that is proof reading. And
this is his story:
can manage pig.iron for my chief but can not
manage the proof readers And abou; once a week
get Au injunction from him that must dismiss
prOoi reader. And that recalls my carly experience
when learned it in small way. After I had
learned printing in a country house, went and
bought out good printing ofiee 10 those DAYS We
bad college advertisements, which came into the
Office with the explanation that ,hs is to be insert
cd in case you give an excellent editorial notice
along with IT."
One day we had an advertisement Of the Colum-
bus Commercial College and the foreman came to
me and told there must be an editorial notice Of
IL Ny tine was short. The forms were waiting,
and Wrote 1t straightway: "The Columbus Com
merciAl College is an excellent and wel-deserving
Institution. The advertisement appears in another
column" sent it 10 the proof reader, and went
home got up late the next day, ard the edition
had all been mailed before saw it You can ina
CINE the perfectly amiable state Of my feeling when
read, The Columbus Commercial College is an
excellent and hell deserving institution You can't
believe it, hut to this day the bin for that advertise
meut is running. And that reminds me Of one other
incident. remember one of those rare instances
in the experience of country printers when a man
came into the Office to thrash me. had arrived at
the mature age Of eighteen, but was not as vror-
Gus as am now. In the course of some police
items in country town, bad occasion to note the
fact that a certain Dutch butcher-Aeght six feet;
age, ihirty-nine, weight two hundred-had whipped
his wife, proceeding TO which objected, and
commented on with severity, which hope the en-
lightened press Of this country will always exhibit
on such occasions. The next day the butcher came
in and proposed to "interTiew'' the writer OF that
paragraph. He looked at me and inquired i'll wrote
it. We think quick in great perils, and people in
danger Of being thrashed can do very large smount
Of ratiOeination in short time. 1 saw there was
no use Of arguing with the fellow, and said to him:
Han. are you a subscriber TO this paperg'
Hans. who understood thoroughly that be had
been mAligned, was not so sure on the subject Of
subscription. aud be shook his head and asked what
ImeAnt Hans, are you subscriber to this paper?''
Hans scratched his head again, and believed be was
not l said loudly:
Put you hands into your pocket and give metwo
dollars to pay your subscription Untn you do.
would like TO know what business it Is Of yours
what ne ssyr'
escaped the thrashiug that time, and commend
it TO the attention of all who put such things in
their psper.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06
ToLET.

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n essins s,1iisi-r VI n lz-s 1rilisi. zs-saz-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06
sOLK g sADDLE MaTHER

Tanned Gozt and Shesp Skins.
Gy0xSEkEzLI or HAED "a NJ sd.
EAnKA ExE1E7xT. & x0rLET, Rrsy,r
zF-E Ls Cz=5sEE- 4rzuz-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1871-09-06

80 Bushes C.fis when pgaf1 ~ eus rslr are allow
e discount cm thtso rates hh ior transient asur-
nenis. whea paid o. ehargei quarterly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-23
WHISPERING LuNk11c.-JohnKe Kelsey,

WANDERING LUNkT1c.-JohnK Kelsey,
a crazy man, who has been wandering
or stopping in the hills north Of Viz
ginia, picking up his living from wood
choppers, or any way he could get
1t, for a number Of months past, was
brought to Virginia yesterday, and is
now in the County Jail, awaiting the
arrival of Judge Rising from the East,
which will be in q day or two, when
he will probably be sent to Stockton.
Kelsey says little or nothing to-day,
but yesterday he said he used to
cook at the Vesey House, Gold Hill.
His sides are black and blue from
BEATING himself, and h. WIS 30 violent
when first captured that he had TO DO
tied In order to keep him from killing
himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-05-23
III

During the last term indebtedness decrsased
only ~. 244 80. Interests paid thereon amount
cd 10 Sill. llS %. or $926 u per month. Rather
onerous, Especially 80 when considering Inc e.
iamity duly 5th) which DESTROYED By fre the
ycry heart OF our town. However. In atone
ment for the large eIpente, very valuable I'M
nroyements may BE- enumerated:
Extpnsion Of water pipes ono thousand ieo''
with h%yerants, etc; ,o..
House fnr Yellow Jacket Hose Co. No !.
station. house, with dependencies.
Opening q new road to grase-yard:
Opening a new street At Granite MIL r-r..r
Adding and repn' ~ {bcse, t pIso use apply tho ,d.
ace. "Who docs all be can. does all he owes"
Tbe new charter, increasing the area controlled
nv the corporations, will add somewhat TO 10.
comes. and by Its amendments permits retrench-
ment In several branches Of expense. This,
coupled with the new value OF our mines By re-
cent Developments, warrants us to state that,
unless sad events bear on Us again. the indsbE
cdness can be decreased materially In ths In
coming year.
the new Board Of Trustees would procure . new
book for ir.ne OF warrants, with 'eyersi altera.
tons, tO-wit:
Pirst-Stub and certificate numbered BY tbs
printer.
| President and Clerk. inrtead OF the Clerk alone,
a. II Ia now. -
Third-Warrants payable to order. Instead OF
bearer, az Il now stands. n-
The new charter regulates the mooo lna iolI
| Of blanks for licenses. We consider II GOOD
| Improvement on the old fnrm: --.
In conclusion, Nj; P ,Ts ciert We for SI tSs son. ~.
MMslrnnn sa,ble manner with which they hayS
s s,,snScd TO their respective duties; also eagerly
naien Ms opportunlty to express our sincere
thanks for the harmony, You succeeded IN main-
taining. SO constant and true. = onr mo.t .rds-
remain your, very truly. -EE
IT. HUGUET,
RICHARD MERCER,
Finance Committee.
coh Hill Nav 4. 1sTi. -
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GIFT C0HCERTs
H ~ IA -..'
$4,000 GOLD COIN
A Grand Musical Festival
WILL BE GIVEN At
New Concert HALL, Grass Valley,
Nevada county, CAL.
1871,
by THE
GRASS VALLEY MINERS HOME ASsoCIA'R,
In aid OF q Home for Disabled Miners.
TICKETS WILL BE SOLD
AT S2 so COIN EACH.
Tho Most Liberal Scheme Ever Of
GRASS VALLEY MINERS HOME AssocIA'E,
The Most Liberal scheme Ever or.
fered 70 tho Public.

TT IS PROPOSED TO ERECT, IN THE
vicinity OF Grass Valley, o Homo for disabled
and ~superannuatcd miners. Tho Home we pro.
DOSE to erect will be under the management and
direction Of the following well known gentle
men Board Of Trustees: Hon. William Watt,
Hon. Thomas Findley, A. b, Brady, Dudley
Hoyt and Martin Ford, all Of whom are resi-.
dents Of Grass Valley, Nevada county. Califor.
MIA. The Trustees VIII make and execute regu.
iations for the proper and economical conduct
Of tho Home
from regular monthly subscriptions Of the work.
inc miners, and from contributions from the
chsritably disposed Of all classes, 1t Is believed
that in this way tho Home can be maintained
when II ia once established.
The necessity OF eucha Homci Is demonstrated
every day. Mining accidents are frequent, and
In many instances result In disability TO the
subjects OF them. The community is almost
daily called upon to subscribe funds for the as
sIstance !, 4 the disabled. This tax on a gcncr-
ous community can be used to q better pur
pose, and do moro good to the unfortunate by
the establishment Of the Home: Q which we re-
for and which we propose to establish.
During the Festival tho sum OF 800, 900
will DO distributed to the Ticket holders, as fol-
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CANDY
SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY
ICE cREaM-pAY AND NIGHT.

COFFEE and REFREsHMENT SALOON
THE UNDRRsIGNED Is PRE-
i pared to furnish Candies OF all descriptions,
Wholesale and retail, at the shortest notice, and
at prices that cannot fail to suit all VINO may
order, in the best style. and OF the choicest ma:
tcrials. Be sure and give me a call, and l will
guarantee satisfaction.
eLUNCH-Ham and Eggs, Tea and Coffee,
Fresh Butter and Bread, and other comforts,
prepared at short notice. ~
ri CREAM-Of the incest and best kinds,
and OF different flavors. can be obtained at the
saloon every evening. or in day time; Parties
also supplied, in the latest styles; and At short
notice. d. NJ. LSI.oIo T,,,,,s
Fargo & Co.'S. w,o.,
Virginia, May 10, 1871. ml0u
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2,UUO tOlu IOlu
+, w po,,o business Mann sf 4. il. uagadorn,
J. Corwell Leo.
Nv special permission VIC refer TO the follow
John II. Dickson, Sheriff Of Nevada County.
:john A Lancaster, National Exchange Hotel.
M, 8. Deal, Editor Nevada Transcript.
q. V. Schmittburg. Postmaster.
Julius G%recnwald, County Treasurer. B..
Geo. d. Newell. cx.County Supervisor.
Thos. J. Gardner, Editor Nevada Gazette.
r. r. Gentry, iato Sheriff Nevada County.
ID. L. Bell, Deputy Postmaster.
Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel.
a. q, Allon, Nevada Foundry.
Judge T. II. Rolfe.
Geo. X. Phillips, Merchant.
A. Goldsmith, Merchant.
William r. Coe, Chief Engineer OF the Fire
Departments. r-
Department.
A. Sanford, Merchant.
Bliyen j. Potter, Merchants.
Lester & Mulloy, Merchants.
l.. Nihell, City Marshal.
Good responsible Agents wanted; Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should Do sent
by Exprcss, or by drat on any solvent Bank.
Address all communications to
@. h. SOCIETY
Nevada City, CALIFORNIA;.
TICKETS for sale by
Summit Stables, on the Divide:
m5-td Virginia City, Nevada.