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s.:;:sss s.:E:ss1 #: 's; S;Sa
NrIBLo's GARDEN
ls''ss' and asn1fEsSs aSESs sucoSss Palmer
and 5a9Ih performances Of the
DECIDED mr. 81 at4fS Hhi. skS2s; N.& GRAND BALLET
THE Demons REvEL,
with Its new and elegant costumes,
wonderful and Startling elects
and embracing its performance the entire ballet force Of
'''' III TnE Celebrated RIaARELl.l BROTHERS,
the ezGss.'s kcss siaasIsr Il n sp'a'
TWO BEATrrsuL sGr gu BOYS,
rAaous Me- sse saaSA SSs''s, 81 y sAIos. ..t,6
xbk %sb fs aREAE MoSaslu sKATEHs
brilliant Effects
MATINEE sAruRDAY AT HAhrsPXsT sP,asT's oNG p'''''
IN BLACK CROOK MATINEE, SATURDAY, AT II.
bLAGk chooS sAFiSEs sFSEs t.
eth AVENUE THEATRE ST., NEAR BROADWAY.
soc Lessee Sh.9G MqnAesr AZ 81 usrIH PAIN
MAlINEE. the brilliant, eonlemporaneoas,
local comedy entitled sARATOGA.
5l4 THHaFsE THNaFsE GSSE9Ys: GSSE99Ss:
r,,, Br,oaiway, opposite St. Nicholas ,,-
-a An IMMENSE BILL OF NovEiiiIis: a"s''''
CROWDED huDl.Ncts. SCREAMS or 3F %LAUGMIER
Miss BIASoi, % ana dEoasE LnoRohp' &c ras,
19S a1f Hfgs Is TS2qf ( s
10. p,ryrxEsF SSfs faAF5s T sS saiL. BILLS
'''n at t If is4'' secured IN
SrApr THEATRE, a AMP g BowEeY.
n a ma. Tys 4 as e TUpn
Box onlce now open.
PRyANrs NEW OPERA HOUSE, esD STREET,
ssS as os
f gf hs q the p0puas s .s'h
Decided hit Of Nc sndrsws Fasiines on the Ieves
';n%, S 'ssH's' 81 s. II Tas u
Tahy yssElMST vGcAs aYns Ssnss'
hkyaSTs MISsrhkis. Via eySSiNa AT
fxEAS
RRooKLgN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SAsP G?STkT y NE s5oesSn s csGrs gDs
Mis-. vi afaSiH SYHf Il ffsSNk' RJN iisssons Ss;:si
The Grand Gasus and s
c,, e.s" Solo y MISS CLARA L6 fs5 kfSL5SS;
tickets IL Reserved Seats Soc sstra Box oce now open
NEWARK OPERA HOUSE sEEBACH. TONIGHT.
IN FAUST. To night, sEEhACH's FIRST aud ONLY APP
seAai1sf dREATioS IN
MARIE sEEBACH's FAREWELL. NIaHTs-sTADr
1N Theatre Tomorrow FrdayA HALMS celebrated
"GRISELDS." SEEBACH. Griselds; vEEETA, Queen;
SATURDAY, SEEBACH night in New York.
10 the most amusing and successful American
Comedy since 'our American Cousin"
Presented
costes; fashionable dresses aud new music
SATURDAY EVENING, March a. at O'clock
General Rehearsal, FRIDAY. March g. at ~ r. NJ.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MISS G.. Il. KELLOGG.
Grand Orchestra OF One Hundred Performers.
HERR CARL BERihANN. Conductor
d. soHAAn Secretary.
DHILHARMoNIC SOCIETY
l. MISS KEuLoGG ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mr. wEHLrs CoMPosITIoNs-"sl BELLS"
M 'Sloish Ride" ''Marche de NUT" .'sans Soucin
"Homc Sweet Homer (let ni), ana .Mrrche ma
7ons, played by him wAh knights
"Boston Dip Waxcs" .Brisands' Lancers 0c.
DITsON a CO.. Publishers, III Broadway.
TT C. HILL TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.
~ Asadny % O. nnss satSTay T fH eyennS Msrcn M
Particulars in future advertisements.
RIO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.
large ana constantly
WOOD CUTS,
from fresh and original
METROPOLITAN joss jIspf PAINTING Il ffSd . OFFICE,
old Herald Building
HlUSES. RDDIIS. &c. WANTED.
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HERALD, THURSDAY MAKUH 2 lS7L-TKlPLE SHEET
AuU$EMENrs

~ FOURTH WEEK
AND CONTINUED SUCCDen
OF the
OF THE PERIOD
q. L. FOX THE RlcHELEU.
MAIINEES
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
CONTINUED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
. Seats secured days In advance.
IN active preparation totally original drama, written
expressly ior this theatre by Mr. Ausustln DAILY.
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COMMISSIONERS TO SAN DoxISGo.

Tho Commissioners to visit san Do
mingo and investigate the condition of
affairs oil that island will sail on the
United States steamer Tennessee from
New York mex Monday. They seem
to have some difficulty in organizing.
Bishop simpson, who was first APP
pointed one OF the Board, declined, as
he is mixed up with the suit growing
out ofthe deialcation in tho Methodist
Book Concern. General Sigcl declined
the Secretaryship, mo- being acqaain,-
ell sufficiently with tho Spanish Ian
guage. Notwithstanding rumors Of
the appointment Of Fred. Douglass as
one of the Board. that colored individ-
ual is not one Of the Commissioners.
As the object is to several thou
sand more blacks TO this country,
Douglass appointment would have
been very appropriate. DR.. a. q.
Howe. of Boston. has been appointed
the third Commissioners. Allen 4.
Durham, of Kentucky, will act a Sec
retary.
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THAT MoKg AT WEST POINT.

II takes two or three able bodied
men to watch that ''moke" At West
Point. He has been tried twice and
convicted Of lying, but was saved by
Gen. Howard. lie is up before n
court martial again for the same lip
failure, and nov comes n Congress
man who moves that distinguished
body TO instruct a distinguished com.
mittee 10 devise some way 10 prevent
the colored youth from being constant
~ prosecuted. Why don't that Con
gresham bring in a bill tyr the en-
forcement Of the Ten Commandments?
or one to shut up the mouth Of n con.
stituiional liar? Some time z 2
Washington correspondent remarked
that he believed that ali West Point
should abolish Smith, some Congress.
man would make an effort 20 abolish
West Point" This motion has proved
his suspicious nearly correct. If GER
tain soft headed members of that body
did not have a negro Ia pet they would
never make a Congressional record.
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Mr.. FrrCH oa CU3A.

During the discussion in the House
Of Representatives on the appointment
Of Commissioners TO san Domingo,
Mr.. Fitch intorpo>ed in favor Of ex-
tending the examination to Cuba. We
take the following from the Congress
sionabie Globe Of the 5th:
Mr.. Fitch-I ask unanimous consent
to submit AZ this time, for printing and
reference, some amendments ] have
prepared and propose 10 offer. if 7 have
opportunity, To the Joint resolution Of
the Senate upon the subject Of san be
mingo.
The amendments, which were read.
were as follows:
In Section ! strike out the words
" island OF san Domingo, and insert
in lieu thereof the words islands OF
san Domingo and Cuba"
Add The following to Section L:
Tenth-Wh neither n Government
other than that of the Government OF
spain now exists in the island Of Cuba.
and, 81 so. the present state aud cOndi-
ton OF said Governments. the character
u extent Of the country oNe which
it exercises jurisdiction. the OF
- h'iiltdiN anu iaNdi lpitt>. anu SNcil
other information with roSpec. 10 said
Government n To the said Commits
sioners shall seem desirable or import
ant with reference 10 the recognition
Of the independent existence Of said
Government by the United States.
Probably the COMMITTEES did not feel
in al annexation mood. for the origi-
nal resolution was finally adop,el
withou; the amendments, both by the
committee aud the House. The negro
territory in the United States Is large
enough now.
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The War in Europr.

VERSAILLES, Jan. u.
There was fighting near lie Mans
on Wednesday. The Germans cap
turcd the suburbs of Champagne
and Chateau Archie, with seven pieces
of artillery. The number Of pris-
oners taken ON the day before has
swelled TO 5000.
IN the east Son Werder Is follow
ing up his victory. After the battle
of Nillers he continued the move
ment on the left flank of the French.
meeting with 10 opposition.
The bnmbardmcnt has been heavy
up TO this afternoon. Several fires
have been seen within the French
lines. The Prussians are crowding
in front Of Claimant and Mendcn. A
picket was surprised near Claimant
by 4 sortic. The French have erect
eli new batteries.
The supplyof ammunition will last
for Is days from to-day, but the sur.
render Is believed certain before
then.
BERLIN, Jan. Il.
Tho reiuforcements now on their
way 10 Join the German armies in
France, and those in readiness to go,
number 200. 900 men. thus raising
the German force TO | 600. 900.
LONDON. January l3.
The army under Chanzy was com.
pietely defeated near lie Mans by
the second German army, command.
ed by Prince Frederick Charles and
the Grand Duke of MeckIenburg.
The Germans occupied lie Mans,
capturing large quantities of sup.
7 plies and war material. The French
are being pursued.
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Los ANGELES. Jan. II

Los ANGELES. Jan. Il.
Tho Grand Jury presented 10 in
dictments. two for manslanghter
a~l one for murder. Their report
augardinc the late action OF the Wig
lance Committee says: The Grand
Jury concur in the opinion that had
the laws been faithfully executed,
and had criminals been punished by
the Courts in q thorough and yigor-
Gus manner. the disgraceful scene
enacted in Los Angeles county would
not have taken place. Criminals
have, upon dimsy bail. paraded the
streets of the city. Those who de
serve punishment by death. are pun
ishcd. If at all. by a short term in
the State Prison, with good chances
for release in 4 few months; while
crimes deserving n long term in
State Prison, are punished here o.
the insignificant fine of five dollars;
thus, a long f~orbearing, law abiding
people were e~xaspcrated, and unlaw-
fully took the law into their own
hands.
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parry read. when McBeth moved That
the matter he indefinitely postponed.
Brown moved when the Committee
rise the whole matter be referred to
Committee OH Public Morals.
Mccoy SAID rs Chairman of that
Committee that he was not aware that
the Committee had jurisdiction of that
matter. Ii the Senate wants to refer it
he viii give il respectful considera-
ton.
The Chair stated that the communi-
cation was in good faith. tina, q law Is
now m the statutes and that it should
be changed.
AlccoY concurrad in the remarks o.
the THAR. but thought that il ough e
90 to the Committee ON Agriculture.
Brown Thought perhaps committee
on Internal improvements would be
better.
Boring thought the Committee on
Agriculture or Manuii, lures would be
better.
Eastman insisted on the reading Of
the communication.
Haslin- Thought that the members
can noW speak IL the point.
Mills, Cleveland and Moore urged
lie Importance at some Legislation on
the matter.
IcCoy moved the Committee rise
and recommend that the communica.
ton % referred to . proper Commit
tee.
RuleI out Of order by the Chair.
Eastman moved the Committee now
rise. Carried.
McHeth asked leave Of absence fol
Monday. Granted.
McBeth moved 10 adjourn unil
Monday At ii o'clock. Adopted.
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THE CARSON SCHOOL HOUSE.

-
CARSON STATE REGISTER: Agreed
BILE 10 promise ] continue my remarks
on the public school houses OF Carson
City. In all probability many of our
citizens have visited those hives of
learning duringthe past week ,andthus
been able to come at some conclusion
ls to what IS necessary for the health
and comfor Of the children and their
instructors. This county has to pay its
quota towards the Capitol building
and Orphan Asylum. The members
Of the Legislature sit in comfortable
chairs behind handsome desks, with
fine Brussels carpet under their ieet'
I'm noble halls comfortably heated and
well lii; the little embryo senatorsan
mothers in prospective Of presidents
and statesmen are penned up in rooms
too miserable for dungeons OF crimi-
nails, and their teachers (who, beyond
any other class Of people, should be
well cared for are compelled to sit for
hours in places inferior 10 their home
kitchen.
Ii is argucd that money cannot lie
raised in this community for the
purpose of building a respectable
school house BY voluntary contribu-
ton. This surely cannot he 20. What.
will people who pay willingly $40 for
4 bali ticket, and hundreds OF dollars
for the rigging necessary 10 attend It,
refuse To donate 50 or $40 for the com
fort and health OF thcirown and neigh
bors' children? Impossible. Start the
ball rolling, Messrs. Trustees, you can
but fail. Send out a subscription list,
persuade the Legislature To visit the
noises or pens in which IN children
are taught. and YOU Will lind that the
people of Cursor are not such niggardS
as some would represent them. 1 do
not refer 81 particularly To the Hon.
legislators n begrudcing them the
comforts of their new halls, but be-
cause | know the proverbial generosi.
~ of gentlemen of their class.
I do not design to dictate to the hon.
orable Board OF Trustees. They are
all good business men, and all have
families, but ! do most respectfully
suggest the prupriety OF their trying
! ,oluntary subscriptions before resort,
in- 10 tie plan ~ laid down in the
school laws. Every room III the
school buildings needs repair. TIL,
floor of a.. Principals room is ike q
spring lpin- board, and it would
cost the price Of 4 smell house 10 pnt
in n new floor. Repairing either hou>,
would be like putting new cloth iutt
an old garment, aud the Scripture SAYS
no man docs that, and ,he Trustee,
are all religious men. Another Sug
Z gpStion: get the ladies 10 take hold %
this business to take subscription
papers with them in their perambula
tionS-it'S hard TO refuse one of ia,
softer sex-ani my word for il. ii one,
enlisted ~ the cause. the ladies a
Carson will coiiec; in one month sui
iicient 10 make a good start with IN,
building. ! gentleman vino has Ia,
much experience in school matteri
has promised 10 draw Il plan and esti
mate OF a suitable building, gratis
which will he submitted 10 the Trus
tees shortly. More anon.
BATEE EANILIAS.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15
wRAseLING AMONG rAE FAIR SEX

The friends OF Women Suffrage on
this Coast have become entangled in n
very bitter personal qurrrcl, in which
some reflections and insinuations are
INDUCED against each other, not; in the
choicest language. This tendency 10
individual pickering and SANDER may
be one of the masculine qualifications
Of craftsmanship, but il does not look
well in those ladies who are claiming
to exalt female prerogatives. There
appears to be two cliques struggling
for the ascendency on this Coast; one
having its headquarters a. Boston, and
the other at New York. The New York
interest is championed by the Pioneer,
under the pen of Mrs. Pitt Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Tracey Cutler
and others are swinging the tomahawk
for the Hub. Inasmuch as Mrs.S.evens
pioneered the movement on this Coast
and publishes a Journal of much
merit, devoted 10 the cause which ap-
parcntly lies so near her heart. the
sympathies of the mass Of the suf-
tragedies ought to be extended 10 her.
As one of her writer's SAYS, ''the Pa
cific Coast has n Hub of her own" In
our opinion the Pioneer il the legiti-
mate organ OF that suffrage Hub.
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COAST Z
Eg0Sg Ss1 EseaSsEsGO.


Hemenway, the broker, who dis
nave gone to Mexico. His disap-
pearauce accords with the departure
OF the Panama steamer. His wife
went with him.
The agreement for the last match
.etween Deery and Dion was signed
this evening. Deery is heavy loser
by his last two matches, and will
play has heaviest game for reputa-
ton and money.
Deaths IN the city this week. 46,
against IS for the corresponding
week of last year.
The steamers William Tabor and
Senator Opposition and regular
line will tomorrow carry passep-
gers TO san Diego in the first cabin
for $40; steerage, So; freight. 81
per ton.
Budolphe, Cyrille Dion, and prob
ably also Parker. viii soon visit San
Francisco and play here.
Stangcr Tate. who ran away from
here in 1867. after robbing the Sugar
Refinery of a large sum. fled to Ma
Mia. and thence to India. He has
been arrested in London for forge,
rics committed there recently. while
IN officer il the Royal Artillery, md
will undoubtedly be transported.
\ rumor that Col. Stewart, Mana
ger of the Sailors Home. had de-
camped with S20,0 900 belonging TO
the sailors. and n woman who was
not his wife, proves correct. Moth
ing is known Of the course lie took.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

The chronological Journal. for jan
nary, published by :. K. Wells, $50.
Broadway, New York. has made
its appearance. The following is
its table Of contents: The Beech
ers OF to-day-five portraits; The
Importance OF Chemistry; Phren-
illogical Instruction; ii. Il. Claflin;
the eminent merchant; Dreamland:
Use Of the Imagination in Scientific
Thought; Physical Education-illus-
,rated; Florida-Its Climate. ETC.; II.
d. Woodward, with portrait; Decision;
The Mormons-Who and What They
Are; Editors Message; What car
Woman 10; The Study OF Man; TEN.
| perance rs. Goodness; Leigh Hunt n,
an Essayist; What shall I Do?; How
a Humorist uses Humor; Adventure,
Of q Non-combatant; The Condor-il-
Illustrated: Food for Mirth; Curren.
Items; Poetry and Miscellaneous
Terms, So per annum
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ERG.lE OREGON.

PORTLAND, Jan. Is.
The steamer Orifiamme arrived
this morning.
A committee has been appointed
by the East Portland Council to see
what inducement can be given the
West Side Railroad to terminate at
that city, in as q $1,000 00 subsidy
IS not raised in Portland. The map
Of survey of tine river indicates Co
lumbia street in Portland, and Asy-
lum street in East Portland, as the
best points for the bridge across the
river.
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kEsGM gTAka.

CoRISNE. Jan. IL.
The Salt Lake News has the fol-
lowing; Preliminary steps and the
requisite amount OF stock has been
taken to day for the construction Of
a railroad from this city TO Payson,
Utah county.
1t is said no clue has been discov-
cred to the whereabouts of Heath,
the escaped mail robber.
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Aurora, Pine rove, Wellington,
Sweetwnter and Genoa.
ID ASCsN * 4 e. ID T. Vi
Moore Sc Parker.'S Hall,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

CCHOOL MEETS EVERY wEDNES-
- DAY afternoon and evening.
Ladies and children meet in the after
noCn az > o'clock.
Gentlemen meet ron ITO s p. m: then
the ladies and gentlemen together TO put
:hcir lessons In practice.
TERMS Ladies' and children, 81 per
month; gentlemen. 81 :,
All the latest and newest dances VIII
he introduced and taught. ia5-lm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

LosAS NoNrSATED.-The present
Representative at large from Illinois,
better known rs " Dirty Work Logan"
has succeeded in obtaining the nomi-
nation from the Republican caucus in
the Legislature for United States Sen
ator. His election, however, is FAR
from certain, as there are many ele-
ments of the opposition whichthreaten
10 combine against him.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

The Sacramento Reporter has enter
cd on It's fourth year of existence. II is
constantly growing in popular favor
and increasing its circulation. Sound
ly Democratic, ably edited, and over
flowing with the latest news, It is truly
worthy of its success.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

REMARKABLE CAsE.-Eliz3 Wells
was married ten years ago TO John ;.
HIATT, the bride being sixteen years
old and The groom fifty-two. After
living together FIVE years, Eliza OBJ
tanned a divorce on the ground OF too
much family discipline" Recently
HIATT now slxtY-two years of age re
turned 10 Kalamazoo and commenced
hanging around Eliza again. and by
his winning ways regained her favor.
They We're married yesterday.-tKala-
mazoo paper,
Twenty-six and sixty-two! Eliza
must have been very fond of old HIATT
TO ~re-enter the married state with him
again and have another course OF
I" family discipline. f'-[Figaro.
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SsrNEI MESSAGES.
u the ltonnrable the sena.e:

/ have the honor to return Senate
Concurrent Resolution No. -. the
same having been concurred in by the
Assembly by q unanimous vote.
q. w. CASSIDY,
Clerk of Assembly.
To the Honorable the Senate:
/ have the honor to transmit ASSEM-
bly, Bill No. =, an Act To amend Section
OF an Act 10 amend an Act entitled
an Ac; to provide for the incorporation
of railroad ~companies. the same having
passed this house January 18Th by the
following vote: Ayes. 81; noes. L.
Also, Assembly Bill No. :. amenda-
tory Oft an Act entitled an Act for tie
Incorporation Of railroad companies
and the management of the affairs
thereof, and other matters pertaining
thereto, approved March -. iS65-
passed this house January l3th. by
the following vote: Ayes, Il; uoes, /.
Z. w. NCGovERN.
Assistant Clerk Of Assembly.
Mccoy moved that the matter OF the
contested seat Of Messrs. Notewareand
Brown stand over until we have a full
Senate. Adopted.
ON motion OF Brown. the bills ac-
coInpanying Assembly message were
taken mp and referred.
Assembly Bill No. :, amending Ac;
relative 70 Incorporation of railroads
and their management. Read second
timc and referred to Committee on
/ Corporations.
Assembly Concurrent Resolution
No. 81, relative 20 hOmographic chart
OF members. was, concuucd in; also,
Ass mbly Concurrent Resolution No.
Is, relative 10 report OF Capitol Com
missioners.
The President appointed rs the com
mittee 10 investigate the title of the
State TO the State Prison grounds. BON
nitield and Hal, Of the Judiciary
Committee.
On The committee 10 examine title
OF the State to the Capitol grounds,
| Senator Boring.
Joint Committee to ascertain what
property belonging TO the State was
formerly used blythe Legislature, SEN
ator Eastman was appointed. -
Bonnifeld moved To 90 into Com
mittee OF ths-N hole TO consider aeom-
munication from Humboldt county.
Bonnitield in the Chair.
communication, relative to colts
over one year old running N large,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-15

We are indebted to Hon. Eugene
Casserly for a copy of Senator Summers
speech, in pamphlet form, entitled
.Naboth's Vineyard relative TO the
proposed annexation of San Domingo.
We have also to thank the Senator for
regular copies OF the Congressional
CIobe.
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sRtssg SEDs aToy.

STOCKTON, Jan. II.
i rumor that the Stockton and
Copperopolis Railroad Company had
made arrangements to build the
Stockton and Yisalia Railroad, is
positively denied by the latter com
panv.
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FLoRIpA.-A Radical paper claims
that latter all, Florida has gone Re
publican Docs that paper under
stand how 1t has gone Republican?
The Board OF Canvassers mot on the
l2th OF December To- count the vote for
Congressman and Lieutenant Cover
nor. The Judge Of the Circuit Court
served a notice on them not TO proceed
until notified; but disrcgarding this
injunction tho Board went ahead and
threw out nine counties. all OF which
gave Democratic majorities; and thus
"Florida has gone Republican" II
nineteen counties instead of nine had
to be thrown ott to secure this result,
out they would have gone.
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LOST.

BLACK SHEPHERD DOG, WITH
n short tail, white on the back Of the
neck, white on the nose, n n year old.
by returning the same 20 the 81. Charles
Hotel, the finder Will be iibernlly re-
warded- jsA-a
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TO Ti,k LADIES'.

,UEYEH s. MORRIS, IN
STAPLE y FANCY DRY GOODS, CAK-
PETS, oil CLOTHS. RIBBONS, Ete, etc; also,
a fun assortment VI LAbiES', MISSES and GILL
prtNS' SHOES, which they offer for sale af
LOWER PRICES than any house IN this state.
Parties VIII, desire 70 Al base, VIII save con-
sidcra,l IT, money by calling al ihrir pisee OF pus,.
-. carson street, next door 60 Wells, Fargo 4
~, I, r,nre.s u,ice' jal2
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The boundary survey is completed.
All along the line, everybody knows,
now, whether he il in Nevada or Utah.
/. l.. James and party are here, on
their return TO Virginia City. Ike is
looking well. and hopes to come out
again, one OF these days, on our mar
row gauge railroad.-[White Pine
\p.vS