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s r A I N i.
Senior Roberts to Act as Umpire for the
Settlement of the American Claims.
The Spanish Government MOI Unwilling TO AL.
here TO the Neutrality Rules Of the
Treaty Of Washington.
Senior Gorilla Charged With tie Forma-
ton of a New Cabinet.
TELEGRAM 70 IHs NEW YoM HERALD.

MADRID, July "a, 1871.
The Spanish government has, upon the appica.
ton OF General sIckles authorized Senior Lopez
Roberts, the Spanish Minister to the United States,
to act according the clause of the Treaty OF wash
ington, which provides for the appointment OF n
mixed commission OF three for the settlement OF
the claims OF American citizens against Great
Britain.
Senior Roberts has also received authorization TO
exercise the functions OF third commissioner or
UMPIRE TO which he has been elected.
The Spanish government IN q friendly reply to
General Sickes has declared that IL Is not unwilling
to adhere 10 the Neutrality laws lana down In the
Treaty Of washington.
The new Ministerial combination under Marshal
SerranO having failed. Senior Gorilla Is now en-
deavOring 10 frame new Ministry.
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sons Of equal force" II reasons wero "ss
plenty as blackberries' Mr. Gladstone could
not have adduced more in favor Of his argu-
mont Queen Victoria is said to be of an
some fortune, even for royalty. Mr.. George
Dixon, M. p, rightly or wrongly, thinks that
Her Majesty might ''shaks the superilux" to
the thousands OF little arabs that might be
picked mp from the cutters OF London and
made men Of But Mr.. Dixon is somewhat in
advance Of his aye-not so many years In ad-
vance though. Wait ten years or so, Mr..
Dixon, and your proposition will be seriously
entertained aud stand, perhaps, a good
chance Of being accepted
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WEATHER REP1ST.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SiGSAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. July 25--l A. N.

Synopsis tor me Past 7renty.toW Ho,Us.
The area OF highest barometer extends from
Pennsyiyania northeastward. The pressure mas
fallen slightly since sunday night from Lake Ontario
TO South Carolina and westward. The baro-
meter has iailen very decidedly from Lake
Michigan south and westward, ana also on the coast
OF Texas. The temperature has risen somewhat on
the south Atlantic. Light northeaserly winds have
generaiy'prevailed on Monday on the Atlantic coast.
soutneasterly Winds are reported IRON the
Guf coast northward TO Lake Erie. partially
cloudy and pleasant weather has very generally pre-.
vailed from Michigan To Georgia aud eastward
Threatening weather. with occasional ram, now eX-
tends from Lake superior TO Texas.
Probabilities.
II Is probable that cloudy and rainy weather with
fresh winds, wiii extend eastward during Tuesday
u the Blue Ridgo Easterly wlnds are probable Tor
tne Athnuc coast
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TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YoaK nERsLn.

LONDON July "a, 1871.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr.. George
Dixon. member for Birmingham. wished to know If
a reduction Of the civil list was possible.
Mr.. Gladstone replied that he considered the ques-
ton arose from misapprehenson Of the character
OF the list which, he said, was q solemn compact
made between the Sovereign aud the people at the
beginning OF each reign.
Any economical advantages which resulted were
to be credited to the Crown, and not the country.
1t would be well for Parliament to maintain this
view of the civil ls as 1t would contribute to en-
courage the Queens servants to rulal their duties
PROTECTED VISIT OF ROYALTY TO IRELAND.
The Prince OF Wales goes on Monday next to Dub
lin, with Prince Arthur, the Duke OF Cambridge, the
Princess Louise and the Marquis OF L0rne.
A series OF brilliant fetes and balls closing with u
grand review, is projected during the stay OF the
royal visitors IN Ireland.
THE HYDE PARK MEETING A FAILURE.
The meeting at Hyde Park yesterday was failure
A heavy rain prevailed during the day and pre-
vented any considerable crowd from assembling
"UNsER FIFTH on THE ISLE or WIGHT.
Prince Frederick william. or Prussia, has arrived
at Osborne
MOVEMENTS OF THE IMPERIAL BRAzrLIANs.
The Emperor and Empress Of Brazil have gone to
Birmingham.
OPENING OF NEW ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The new London orphan asylum at WatfOrd was
opened last week by the Princess of Teck, assisted
by Duke Of Cambridge. The inmates OF the old
asylum have all been transferred to the new
building.
LOSS OF THE BARK MCPHERSON.
News has been received OF the loss OF tho bark
Nickerson OF the Cape OF Good Hope. with six OF
her crew.
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AQUATICS.

Ellis Ward VIII Accept OLeary's Chal.
lenge.
NEW YORK, July "A, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In reply to the challenge appearing In the Boston
papers from Mr.. J. J. O'Leary, Offering 10 row me
on Lake QuinsigamOnd, at Worcester, Mass, IN
three weeks from date OF signing articles, have to
state that Will accept his proposition and him
for the sum he names $500 side) Will make It
for more. MI. Dick RIsdOn will appear for me and
meet O'Leary his representative at the New YORK
clipper ONCE Saturday, July 20. at twelve O'Clock
~, to enter into the necessary arrangements for
the match. Respectfully. ELLIS WARD.
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r r A N G &
M. Jules FaVrc Threatens TO Resign If France
Interferes in Favor Of the Papacy.
Apathy at the Municipal
Elections.
PAYING OFF THE WAR INDEMNITY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD

PARIS. July "a, 1871.
II is reported that NJ. Favre persists in his resig'
nation because the petition OF the Bishops, urging
the government to support tho temporal power OF
the Pope, has been referred to the Ministry OF
Foreign Affairs.
THE TRIAL OF THE COMMUNISTS POSTPONED.
The courts martial for the trial OF the Communists
at Versailles have been adjourned.
M. Bouyalet IL among the successful Candidates
In the elections OF sunday.
PART PAYMENT OF THE WAR INDEMNITY.
Heavy payments toward the second half mllard
OF the indemnity have been effected.
THE ELECTORS RBBUKED FOR THEIR APATHY.
The journals are discouraged at the apathy shown
by the citizens I'm the elections, the abstentlons from
voting on Sunday having reached an unprecedented
figure. The SOuperdm National warns the people
that nation which takes no interest in its own az
fairs II condemned To ruin.
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KILLED ON THE NEW JERSEY RAILROAD.

William Feiger. German, aged twenty eight,
single, was run over by the Washington train at the
West Grand street crossing In Elizabeth on Sunday
evening. He came from Newark and jumped or
the train while 1t was In full motion. He struck
against switch and, re cOng, thrown under
the passing cars. Both his legs and one arm were
terribly mangled. Yesterday morning he was
removed TO the almshOuse where he has since died.
IL IL supposed that the unfortunate man under
the influence Of too much lager. He had been the
nabit 0I going TO Newark every Sunday.
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THE LOCKSMITH DEFER.
Love and EIopement on Long IsIa

Love and EIOpement Long Island.
Hempsead enjoyed a sensation yesterday. A
young man named G0drick had for some time been
paying court to an adopted daughter OF Mrs. Car
man, 70 which objection was made GoldricK was
not 10 be vanqushed, nor did the girl wish him to
cease In his attentions, and planned secret de-
parture Yesterday morning they left Hampstead
on the early train for Jamaica. Mrs. Carman
Dected their movements ana learning that they pur-
chased tickets for jamaica, went thIthel. but she
disappointed, they did not alight at Jamaica,
out continued on the train to New York. The girl Is
fifteen years 0f aye aud GO!drick probably twenty.
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FATAL ACCIDENTS IN HOBOKEN.

German empoye at the Hamburg dock, while
pacing up and down the gangway u few nights
ago, fell through some timbers and broke his neck.
He was taken 10 81. Mary's Hospital, but death
soon ended MS suiferings.
coachman named John ORey, forty-niue
years old, while driving near Weenawken on Sun.
day evening. was thrown out against "a and his
skull was broken. The body WAS kindly cared Tor
by undertaken Crane. for whom ORellly worked.
Deceaseds wife and children were almost frantic
hearing the sad news.
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Dlad

OUGHELTREE.-On Monday July o. JAMES, young
est son OF James and Hannah Ougheltree aged )
years, 6 months and days.
The friends or the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral at % Clark place. Jersey CITY,
SCANLAN.-On Monday, July "a, CHARLES scan
Ian. aged IL years and months.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of
his parents, 2O5 Mot street, on Wednesday, at one
O'Clock.
WILLIAMsoN.-At Jersey City, on Monday evening,
July a. Captain JAMES O. WILLIAMSON, OF the United
States Navy.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
For Other Deaths See Ninth Pdgel
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VIEWS or TIE PAST.

JULY %.
1sl4-Battle Of Lundy's Lane, or Bri1gewater near
Niagara Falls the Americans completely do
feated a superior force Of British and Indians.
1799--Battle OF Aboukir, Egypt; the French, under
BOnaparte routed the Turkish troops, Arabs
and Mamelukcs, thousands OF whom were
driven into the and drowned.
l593-Ienry w., OF France embraced the Catholic
faith TO cOncate the "HOly catholic League"
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Hammonia Will leave this port ON
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post ofice
at half.past eleven o'clock A. NJ
THE NEW YORK Naturalization for Europe
will BIO ready at half-past nine o'clock IN tho
morning.
Single copies in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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The following named yachts entered to sail IN
the regatta OF this club on Thursday, July 27:-
First Closs..Cabm aloops-Kaiser wilhelm, Alert,
SOPHIA, Nette b., Ada, Carrie, Julla, and Bertha.
Second CidsS.-Open sloOps-Bella, Jeanette, w.
T. Lee, Sherman, Matilda, jessie, Frou-frou, aud
oriental
Thi'd C2dss.-Open sl0Ops-BlOssom. Sophia ".
Frank Flying buchanan, Irene Of Oceanica Club,
and Irene, OF Jersey City Club.
The course VIII be from stakeboat of club house
to stakebOat midway between Coney Island Point
and Fort Lafayette. to be sailed over twice, for
cabin sOOps. and from club house around Fort La.
rayette twice for open slOops. stakeboat Will De
placed OF oyster Island should the direction OF the
wind make II required for a "windward" race. All
yachts must be IN line or the club house at eleven
A. M.
Numbers will be furnished on application to the
Regatta Committee on morning or regatta. Tue
judges selected are w. H. Langley, Q. G. HOugh and
James ROlstOn.
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THE WEST INDIES.
The Financial Troubles of Hayti-Another Sub
marine Cable Laid
TiLfSaaM TO THE NEW Y)a1 HERALD.

PORTE AU PRINCE, Hayu, July g.,
Via HAVANA, July "a, 1874.
The Old currency has been called IN and a new
issue has substituted therefor for the present
The project Of the government to effect a loan
whereby 1t might be enabled to redeem the cur
rency and to substitute specie has been rejected.
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VENEZUELA.
Hard Fighting in the State Of Barcelona.
-rltGaAx TO the NEW YORK AsaAl1.

CARACAS, July 81
Via HAVANA, July "a, 1871. I
me country is In quiet condition, except the
state OF Barcelona, where there has hard fight.
Ing near Espiritu.
Guzman has returned to Caracas, aud ia looking
abOut for reiufOrCements.
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Arrangements are on foot 10 start new Journal
IN Washington on the LIST OF September, when small
I've the especial champion OF southern republicans.
wa support The present administration, lavor the
scuutuVn vi taxes, ana oppose The payment OF The
nauonai debt 10y the present generation. IL has not
sct Ueeh decided whether IL WA br u daily or
weekly papei.
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PROBABLE FATAL ACCIDENT.

car driver named william Duffy was kicked In
the lace by q horse last night as he was changing
his team, ut the corner OF Broadway and Myrtle
avenue. HIS jaw broken and he was badly
injured that his recovery Is looked upon as doubtful.
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81. Thorn as.

ST. THOMAS, July II, 1871.
The schooner Rockingham, bound from Trinidad
for New York, has arrived here. leaking.
The submarine cable between st. Lulsa and St.
Vincent has been laid.
Smallpox ravages Puerto Plata
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LONG BRANCH.
Departure of Distinxui shed Visitors.

Long BRANCH, July "a 1871.
senator Catteri, OF New Jersey; General Horace
Porter the Presidents private secretary; John W.
Casey, Collector OF the Port OF New Orleans; Mr..
Eliot of Harvard College; Governor Randolph OF
New Jersey; Colonel James Fisk, Jr.. MIR. George
Iasey aud Mr.. j. D. Buckelew left here this morning
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK NsRALu.

LONDON, July "a. 1871.
Russia has given In her adhesion TO the Inter-
national Telegraph Convention OF Vienna. This
brings the Russian lines to the Amoor and the Dead
Sea under the operation OF the terms OF the Conven-
ton.
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Y A @ n T IN G
L""nch oil the Schooner Yacht ResoIute as
City tslsnd-A Pleasant Time.

City Isisnd-A Pleasant Time.
Last evening al ten minutes before six O'Clock the
schooner yacht Resolute-for thus Mr. A. & Uatch,.
new pleasure vessel, OF which all yachtmen have
heard. was baptized kissed the waters OF the
Sound-was launched from the yard OF her builder
Mr.. Daniel Carl. at CITY Island. The occasion
called together goodIy number OF ladies' and
gentlemen, aquatic sports ana veteran yacht
men. all of whom gathered upon the sur
rounding piles Of boards and ship timber or
covered the deck of the promising child ana with
becoming enthusiasm, helped 10 swel tue cheer
that gave the latest addition TO the New York Yacht
cub pleasant "send or.' The afternoon was
very propitious for the event. ana the day peculiarly
appropriate, as II was her owners birthday and
none OF the large concOurse present seemed happier
than he that 80 much success attended the launch
Ing. There was not the slightest hitch IN
any particular. When the word was given
TO let her go she gllded prcttily aud
beautifully INTO the water, taxing to her natura
element as easily IA her most sanguine well wlshers
could desire, ana at the opportune moment, amid
the waving OF handkerc hefs ana the huZlas OF the
sioutlunged residents OF CITY Island, the elegant
boat was christenei by Miss Gertie horton Lying
III the immediate vicinity and handsomely dressed
IN profnse bunting In honor OF the occasion
the yachts Tidal Wave aud Julietle the latter a
Boston boat which together with many smaller
sailing craft Swimming about the placid waters.
m made tue scene peculiarly lively: tug being
made fast 10 her ana placed alongside the
dock, where an opportunity was offered the
many ladies' ana their companions VINO had not
been on board To inspect her. All expressed them
selves highly pleased with her appearance, and
really there Is good ground for any amount OF adu-
latOn In connection with the new boat, she IS ono
Of The finest yachts that mas ever been constructed
IN these waters Her owner anticipates chat with
sharp work the Resolute Will be I'm such state VI
1orwardness Us to make OF the neet ON the an
nual cruise or the New York Yacht CLUB. The III
nensiOns character OF material used In her cOnstruc
non, models, spar3 and canvas have been fully al
iuded TO in the HERALD OF previous dates
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A.-fs0ing to BO~tOu.-Dr. II. &. Perry, Der
motoosis ~ BOND street, New York, who unnatural
reness Of the and face pnpy eruptons, falling oss
aud premature gray hair will close mis- New YORK office
day evening, July 81.
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A.-Nerriu2's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
2ol Broadway corner Murray strss
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A Splendid Head Of Hair aud Clean Sc zip
IL obtained by using CRTsTADORO'S HAIR PRESERvA-
TIVE Depot No. 3 Astor House.
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I II e L a NJ .
Herald Special Report from
Dublin.
A Great Meeting and Almost a
Riot in Meath.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

DUBLIN, July "a, 1871.
A great meeting was held on Saturday on
Lloyd's Hill, Meath, to protest against the
eviction Of large number of farmers. Vo-
lence was threatened If necessary to resist
the evictions.
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RED CLOUD NOT ON THE WARPATH.

OMAHA, July "A, 1871.
The stories that Red Cioud IS preparing for hos
ulIucs are copLradcted.
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Cbates Chi dren and Adults INSTANTLY
relieved and prevented by the Of ClvITA Sold by ali
class druggists
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The Tidal Wave,

The yacht TIDAL Wave VOORHEES, IRON New YOrk,
passed through Hell Gate yesterday, bound for New
London,
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A.-PhuiOu's New Perfume.
LOVE you.
LOVE YOU.
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ENGLAND.

Bold Interpolation in the House Of Commons
Cannot the Civil List of the Queen Be Re
duced MIR. Gladstons's Reply Against
acknowledgements OF the
Royal Family.
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Wood Carpctinr.-rnrGuet or Frucy Hard
Wood Floors In great variety Can snd sas them w. broAe
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TELEGRAPHY.

Russia Adhering to the International Telegraph
Convention.
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HalI's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reaewer
nAr BY causing to return to its youthful color
q q yigor.
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Pirates OF the Corea was gallant affair knosks were
given, knocks reccived-snd KNOX viii celebrate the
triumph BY issuing victorious In the shape OF IN
table HATScassimere straw muslin. canvas SILK teit NC
The issues will be Immediately from sls brosdways
corner OF Fulton street.
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j. A. GiIkn, Berlin kunmel,
for sale by
ANTHONY OECHS,
sole agent In the United States
NEv YosE, July II, 1871.
Last Saturdays Steamer Took Away Hon.
drcds OF European tourists whom could
started on far peassnser trio, and at oneenh Of the
by remaining In hts country and buying
cursion ticket to Niagara Falls the Erie Railway Thir-
teen dollars for there and back the
leave Chambers street daily At ana II A. M %
l.. NJ, and Twenty third street fifteen earlier
Tho
MUTUAL
BENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Newark, y. j.
Assets $ss 500 100
Receipts in 1870 685s,5u
Paid CLAIMS by death. l3sTh6S
Since organization ............ 9S9,sl8
Dividends In 1870 l6lO,26
since organization l742,4s6
Ratio OF expenses 10 income. SLID
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LEWIS J. GROVER, President.
H. N. CONGAR, Vice President.
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary.
BENZ. Z. Miller Treasurer
Those wshin. insurance OF the oldest life companies
In the country, conducted wholly the
surcd members for than quarter of century.
invited TO call the undersigned who Will furnish IL
publications and the Information required.
SAMUEL III. LLOYD, state Agent.
Eastern District OF New York.
III Broadway, New York.
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From the Irish World

Here We have the words of the i'm mortal OCuu-
uel: the brilliant Cpru>carionS of shell: til" fiery
IlllippIcS II tirlttan: the keen. sparkling vtg r
ou- S-nten tS If >hrridln the thrilling utIerances
i the dying Emmet; the imnetupus. irresistible
legll charges Of Curr4n; an III" -aLe and studied
di-c"ur~e> uf The lhio-oliiic Burke What It
Ire It t. b4 Permitted to rom free through this
vast ami vnird field Of thought The two covers
81 tins book nc!ns til" reflections ot the greatest
mrr If our race; and he who po,ec~sr, the work
may commune at lctsure with their grandest
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A GOOD STORY.

4 very amusing anecdote Is told
of an Irishman who happened to he
in Paris a short time ago. while
three crowned heads of Europe were
there, on a visit to his Imperial
Majesty. Napoleon. These dlstln-
guished persons were the EmperorS
of Russia and Austria, and the King
of Prussia. One day having
thrown aside all state ceremonial,
thev determined 10 see the sights of
the beautiful city on the Seine. for
their own delectation, and for that
purpose they resolved to go lncog. so
as not to be recognized by the peo-
pie. However in their stroll through
Paris they went a-tray: and meeting
Il gentlemanly looking person, who
happened to he an Iri>hman, they
politely asked him if he would
kindly direct them to the Palals
ROYAL. Faith and that | will, my
boys" SAYS Pat, at the same time
taking a mental photograph of the
the three "hovs. This way my
hearties. " and 20 they were conduc-
ted to the gates Of the Royal Palace,
and the Irishmm was about bidding
them farewell. when the Emperor Of
Russia. interested and pleased a>
much bv the genuine polItenesS Of
Pat .aud what son Of Erin was ever
vet deficient in courtesy and polite
ness. as by his naivrte and witty
remarks. asked hiln who he was,
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ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor

'1,HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
l leased the Orm by House would inform his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly rcttted throughout and put
in complete order tus the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please T. give him call
I. The TABLE will, AT all times. be supplied with
all the substantitlS well as ti3e luNures that
the market aft trds No pains will be spared 10
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BA is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wine', &c.
Attached to the House is BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables Of the latest improved
styles with good cues, balls and fine light.
Also, GtN r.RAL STAGE OFF IC +. for the Stages
connec ing with all the differnt lines of Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California aud any Information in relation to the
same will be cheertully given at all times
IN Particular attention paid To booking Pas
sengers, calling them, &c. Nov Bot
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Either of the above sent free, by mail on receipt
of price, or both for $50 currency. Bv express,
C. o. d. Address TIIDS ii. DUGGAN,
ap2I General Agent, Nevada City, Cal.
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ag-Agents wanted for the above great work

LIFE OF GEN. THOMAS T. MEAGHER: His
political aud military career, with selections
from his speeches and things Ry Capt. ".
F. Lyons Beautifully bound, with an excellent
portrait. Price, 50. 50
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THEAIEk SALOON. :.
The Oldest Public House In the
State OF Nevada.

'rrIiIS POPULAR SALOON, FRONTING THE
/ CARSON TGEATEi:, is still under the mtn-
a=ement # the original lroprieto q. who. thank
fHl for past ftvors, invite the atteh.ion OF the
public 10 their first-ci.>s stock of