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RAILROADS.
BALrIhHkkhEi Lk kSP oHIoEa

BAl r.'s S sl5f - /. 1 20, 20
sNS r hER ResF 4:
- FOR BALTIMORE
IL de 40 daily EXCEPT sunday 2, SIS SIS 500, 200
I.,v, ,,l FOR AL ALL NAY STATIONS an
Tof, principal Way stations, Bladsn.burs, Belts
Pm. "
-, FOR ANNAPOLIS;
from Annapolis on SUNDAY
r6 ~ B ssEEfRhT.
Leave at sf FoR W rnS i sTI slS SO and 7 m
For ALL PARTS OF TIE III 'W%hsr.
and g a NJ and SIS and so ,. m. ' SUNDAY ';'O
On saturday at SIS and si5 q m and 500 pm.
&heeljng, PaIkerstgIs, .PittsburG &c. DA''o'' V
lay HoIse with siTasbuTg AID iiichestsr soeomao
Through tickets to the we-t can he had At the
Nsshngton Station Ticket Oice at all hours in the
For NV York. Philadelphia and Boston see ad-
THOS u SHARP. As.'t Master Transportation
Ikk60ST re CENT 5E e. AI Wash;ns,o, .s,,
TIiIA, AND NEW YORK @VEX<
WASH T0N, November s. ly72
TRAINS he'ween " WASHINGTON and NEW YORK
are run a. .ilOws:
FOR NEW YORK. trithcM change Of cars.
Leave daiy except sunday al $40 q. m, LOO and
so .. n -.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except SUNDAY at n. m Loo and s. %
on SUNDAY.
Leave fsr New York at $50 p M, and Philadelphia
st SD ,. m.
Steering cars for New York ON $50 D. m train
only.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York and
Boston can be had at the ;: alton Office at all hours
of the Cay.
For Bsl,irnore and Ohio railroad advertisement see
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapo-
lis and the " est.
THOS. H. SHARP, Asst Master Transportation
l. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington. jeH
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" DIARY.
Sc SURE YOU GET THE BEST!
SHILLlNGTON,i
Bookseller and StatieneP,
Corner IA street and Pennsylvania avenue,
nas FIFTY DIFFERENT KINDS, including the
PATENT SELF-CLOSING DIARY.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH ALMANACS OF
ALL SORTS FOR 1873.
BLANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, FINE RUSSIA
LEATHER.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH CALFSKIN POCKET
BOOKS.
EVER YTHING IN THE STA TONER
Wholesale and Retail,
At
sHILLINGTONS BOOKSTORE,
dec3O-tr Corner ~ street and Penns. avenue.
rI'HE WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS; CAPT.
4 tai edition: in parts, very fully illustrated, 50
cents.
MUSPRATT's CHEMISTRY, in parts.
STOCKMAN q SON,
dDu SIS yh street, corner VI street.
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, w.. PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

These instruments, which, on account of their su-
perlorlty over all others, have in a few years-
become the most popular here, az well as allVl9z0
over the country, can be had now for the folIvtvt
SQUARE PIANOS from S1s to ss7s. bta
UPRIGHT PIANOS from S6OOtO 500.
GRAND PIANOS from S65 10 8 1875.
Persons who wish to from & 100 TO $500 In pur
chasing the best instrument out, invited to call
and compare for themselves. Pianos for rent Pianos
exchanged. Tuning and Repairing properly attended
to-: CARL RICHTER, Agent,
dl6:tr 93J Pennsylva nia avenue.
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DY THOMAS L. wAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate Auctionser, Sl9 7th street

- Under and BY virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing
S0date the ID day Of October, ISL, and recorded
liber 663, folio Al, will proceed TO sell, on the
25TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1873, At O'Clock p m, all
that certain piece parcel Of land situate and lying
In the city Of Washington, in the District of Column
ba and being lot numbered 81, i'm VIM. II. Browne 3
recorded subdivision of lots lettered and designated
A, b, c, d, +, +, q and Of Walter Lenox 5
recorded subdivision Of original lots !, and p
in square numbered $50, the same fronting i9 feet
inches on 9th street northwest, and running back a
depth Of ~ feet, and having alley on the south
side IL feet wide and alley feet wide the west
side. This property is Immediately in the Of the
fine residences on the corner Of 9th and streets.
months the deferred payments 20 bear interest and
to be secured on the property sold The sum IL Sl5o
to be paid AZ time Of piance Of bid And III terms
Of sale not complied with in 1--WE days from time
Of sale the property will be resod at cost and risk of
defauting purchaser. Conveyancing az purchaser q
cost. GEO. II. APPLEBY, Trustee.
Jl0-eo fRep.1 TH0S. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct.
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TWO WALNUT PAgLoR SUITES IN GREEN
ii SS bS$ktSSEs kEEEoe fNS
MARpRoBEs; MkLNUT MARBLs 4. roP
SION TABLE AND sIDEBoARD, FRENCH
ELATE MIRRORS, HAIR ANn HUSk MAI
i6Rs; BisHkErskF sP TSfkk saE AAS f ~
TOILET SETS: CANE-SEAT CHAIRS; CROCK
ING STOVES AND KITCHEN REQUISITES.
Be-. &c, AT AUCTION.
a On TUESDAY MORNING, Jan. II, lSs.
~ coInmenring st 10 O'Clock, We shall sell. for
mwhcm Y may concern, At the residence N.
t1SSo street, between 18Th ard if,h streets
northwest. the entire Contents thereof embracing
superior election Of ii JusehOli farnifuTe.
II LATIMER CLEARY, Auotiopeers.
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
II Northwes. lO.h and . sire

~ Northwes. losh and . streets
VARIABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
PENNSYLNANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN 6TH
AND Urn STREETS EAST
-, On MONDAY, the goth day Of January, A
D. ISIS, at O'Clock p m, We will sell publ,
Aaucton, in front Of the premises, part Of Lot No
81, in Lees subdivision of original let No s, In
square No. SO, recorded in the office Of the Sur
ycs of the District Of Columbia, and described a.
folows:-Beginning NJ the southeast corner Of said
lot and running thence westwardiy with the line OF
Pennsyy ania avenue Is feet thence northeasterly
feet az inches thence by straight line cas-. the
angle formed by the junction Of the west lines Of lou
No. and in said square, thence southery q feet
inch TO the beginning, with the Improvements, con
sisting Ct fine three story Frame House, with
With water and gas through the house.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in 6, \,
and Is months, for which the purchaser will be re
enired to give his Rromissory notes in equal
deed Of trust on the premises. $40 down when the
property s sold Convey ancing at cost Of purchaser
e. JOHN II. sEMMEs, Trustees.
jseo&ds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WILLIAM KNABE & CO.,
w BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
. q GRAND. SOEARE AND UpRIGHT pTANAQ

WILLIAM KNABE & CO.,
W BALTIMORE, MARYLANp.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
These instruments have been before the public for
torty years, and upon their excellence alone=rEaa
attained an unpurchased -eminencey6
which pronounces them unequaled for theirvJJHvv
tone, touch, workmanship and durability They
have been arded sixty five gold and silver medals
at different fairs over other peitors All of their
SQUARE PIANOS have their new and Improved
Oyerstrung Scale and Agraffe. =
William McCammon's PIANOS and PIANOS and
ORGANS from various we'll known factories for sale
and rent, at REICHENBACH,S,
declOtr Piano Warerooms, 423 nth street
GUSTAV KUHN, formerly Foreman for f. c.
~ Lighte 4 Co, Tuner for Steinway &-
TUNER AND REPAIRER OF PIJIKvv
AMOS IND ORGANS. Orders left at KARR'S
Jewelry Store, 62S Pa. ave.; NAIRN'S Drug Store,
cor. Pa. ave. and 9th st.; or at ROSENTHALsS, SOL
7h st. corner Of II, win meet with prompt attention.
and satisfaction guaranteed. nov7-3ms
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EVENING STAR.
CONGRESSIONAL.
cencia~soa Saturday. Prsceeai.s-.
HoCSE.-Afler our rel.o-t clo-ed :

ttl oi---Atter ouf report cloScd-
MI. bar lTicti } reported hiii Tor enc relief
o. Edmund ,luzssin, iSie. collector OF int.rnl
rcNcnge for tae ist district OF Illinois, passsi.
49,. ;. nat btil for the relief ~ the sufferers
by ole destructieR Of certain salt work. I'm Ken
tricky, done ly order az Major General Bucll
during the rebellion, which was PasSeS--yess
Mr.. FLAIR a'so reported a bin Tor the r.,,e,
&C the last Tennessee University; whiSh va
psssd
Mr.. Holman. ~ privileged question. ~ the
eNIi ion OF the morning hour called M the
IN sssge CT the President vetOing the bill GOT ths
relief 90 the estate OF Dr. John r. Hanks. Mr..
Holman TsTos, I'D evidence from the qBsrtsE-
as;er's oflce and from other sources showing
that the statements nom the Treasury depart
inent, upon which the President based his veto.
were erroneous. The House. on reoonsiders-
ton, passed the bin over the Presidents veto by
vote oi-Noas Is, NAYS l..
ON motion OF Mr.. Eldridge, the Senate hin
fiNihe the time for the commencement OF the
annual session Of the Supreme Court Ut the uui-
tel States on the second MONDAY in Octob.r
was taken ny. and an amendment reported from
the committee ON the judiciary Ma adout.,f
and the I'm passed. Adjourned.
BERIIN PoIrTtCs.-The probability is. s.v.
the london News, that the recent changes OF
Ministry te Berlin. - far from being caused nv
sny necessity Of Prince bismarck : partia re
tifehcnt from public affair, are more likely 10
afford him greater freedom IN experimenting
the foreign policy OF the German Empire. Il
may he taken Tor granted that a statesman at
once - powerful and 30 papalsr Prince BIZ
marx does not withdraw through fear 81 any
Possible opposition on the part of his enemies
lie H. not a man likely O. he influenced DIV tim
idly prudential considerations. The plea OF in
health which has been put forward a. the CAUSE
of Prince Bismark's retirement l. not accepted
10y the people Of Berlin, VINO are "a sceptical in
politics n In other matters, and people else
where Who have been accustomed 20 Judge of
Prince Bismarck's acts by their results are
slow 90 believe that these Ministerial changes
have taken place TOR no special purpose. The
Chancellor ~ the Empire NAV by-and-by re-
veal 90 the worls the objects which have bees
served by his retirement from the Presidency OF
the Prussian Ministry; but that will happen
when IL suit his own purpose 20 be frank.
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SALE OF SCHOONER ARTHUR ROWE
~ Under and by virtue of a certain chattel
I6emortgage, executed August 18th, 1871, BY
- Daniel vannemsn and duly recorded on 2lst
day OF August, lS in Custom house at Baltimore,
Nd, ia LibeT 10, folio y, ct seq, shall proceed to
sell, on SATURDAY., 25th January, lS3, at 2 o.
m at johnson wharf, foot Of l2h street, that GER
of Baltimore, together with all and singular her
tackle, furniture and arpurtenances.
J. NJ. SIMMONS, Mortgage
BRADLEY BRADLEY, Attorneys
ilfdts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctieneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th aud ID 8

Rn LATIMER CLEARLY,
- Are'toneers and Real Esfx-e Brokers'
southwest corner PennsyfN Nnis avenue aud llth q
Star Once Buildng
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NoTIUk. HGG
OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANUfACTORY.-
EiTHoGRAPHfNG, ESGRxtING, PRINTING
AND BINDING D0NE TO ORDER.
The public are invited to call and eNaDiue new
stock BEN. II. FRENCH, n
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Cooke Co.'S,
sel2-tf Washington, d. q.
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BLOOD. scIIrs Il HAm.-When II. ?
Waller, the %well.known and very popular Gold
Hill clothler, reads the defiant and ingenious
clothing At less than cost, or saying that their
stock Il the best In the country, he merely
allows . charitable smile to suf1use. his genial
countenance like . gentle zephyr ripping the
calm surface Of Lake Tahoe. He tw1rls his
manly mustache and remarks: THAT'S not
bu1Iness. Let gentlemen come and trade with
me, and when they sec that they can buy supe-
rior goods at less price and 60 home every way
better suited, then they will the better under
stand whom to trade with hereafter. Waller
calls particular attention to his extensive stock
Of new goods. Let others talk blood, scalps and
hair, but Waller will go on In the even tenor OF
his way, selling frst.rste goods cheap.
NASAL cArARRn, BRONCHITIS, AsrnHA. AND
all Head, Throat and Lung Diseases; al.o Deaf.
ness, Discharges from the Ears. etc. success.
fully treated BY DR.. Aborn. 2i3 Geary street,
San Francisco, after the ordinary methods have
failed. The most difficult cases are invited to
call. The marvellous cnres effected by his mod.
ern scientific method during tho past four years,
are still subjects OF remark, and are attracting
universal attention; and patients nom all parts
Of the Pacific coast are a~yailing themselves OF
his treatment.
ODD Fellow LIsRARr. No plsasantcr place
to spend leisure hours can be found than at the
Odd Fellows Library, second story Of Odd Eel.
lows new building. corner OF Smith and G
streets, Virginia. -Four thousand volumes OF
choicest reading, all the principal newspapers
OF the Pacific coast, the principal literary papers
and magazines ofthe United States and the Old
World, large and commodious chess and smok.
ing ROOM. Subscription on,y 81 per month.
Open to all.
IvppoyxxEyrs-We think that no interior
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
o N Es INTELLicsHoE

[sr,cIAL TO rn, GOLD NIL DAnr s.v,.l
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coNsuGRfIon,

Tho scourge Of The Htituan family, may
in its early stages b promptly Arrested
and permanently cured.
RxyENswoop, w. va, Oct. %, 1872.
DIR. r. v. PIERCE Sir-For the
last year I have been using your Gold
en- Medical Discovery. ! owe my life
to 1t, having been afflicted for years.
Did not use 1t but a short time before
I was benefited. At that time l was
very bad, not able to sit up much, was
suffering greatly with my throat, was
getting blind, had a dry cough and
much pain 10 my lungs. [ have. used
twelve bottles Of the Discovery, and
am almost we'll.
KATE Il. WARDSER.
A son OF Mr.. j. II. Me.eck, Of Chat
ham -Four Corners, N. Y. has been
cured OF Consumption by DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery-so says
MIR. C. b. Garfield, editor of the Chat
ham Courier.
s. r. Eglar, druggist, Of West
Union, O., writes 10 state that DR..
PIerce's Golden Medical Discovery
has effected a wonderful cure OF Con-
in his neighborhood.
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w " 60 ~ IN
Ross Tweed Found Guilty.
New York, November ls.-The
jury In the Tweed case this morning,
found a verdict Of guilty on all the
counts, the defense took exception to
any verdict, except a general verdict
on all the counts, but the jury were
discharged. Counsel Is endeavoring
to obtain arrest Of judgment on the
ground Of want Of jurisdiction Of the
court. After an earnest and pathetic
appeal by Graham, Saturday was fixed
for argument on the question Of arrest
of judgment. Tremaln gave notice In
moving for judgment that he would
ask a separate term Of Imprisonment
to be made on each n of the counts
In the indictment. There are 204
counts In all. The court then ad-
journed, Tweed retiring in custody
OF tho Sheriff. The lngersoll case will
be called next Monday. The verdict
Is much talked Of In town, and Of It
every one has an opinion. Many
exult, many express pity for the fallen
chief. Before the verdict was given.
Tweed had a smile and pleasant word
for all who greeted him. After the
verdict he seemed to prefer the society
of his counsel. His youngest son, a
mere boy, was with him In court to-
day, as he has been during his two
trials.
Ready for Sea.
FORTRESS MONROE. Nov. 19.-The
monitor Mohapac will be ready for
sea tomorrow.
Fiendish Outrages and Masonic Ac-
tion Thereon.
New YoRx, November 19.-Owing
to a statement contained IN a letter
from Havana that on the night Of the
7th inst, when the news Of the Vir-
ginius reached Santiago, the Spanish
volunteers. In flendish e%xultation over
their triumph, visited tho widows Of
Masons and shot aud so brutally out
ragged the helpless women that In the
struggle four were killtd ; seven have
since died, and several were In such a
dangerous condition that they cannot
possibly recover. A petition Is being
circulated In this city, and is being
signed generally by Masters Of Ma
sonic Lodges in New York and Past
Masters Of Lodges residing here, call
Ing for an cmergent session Of the
Grand Lodge Of the State to take such
action as may be necessary. Similar
action on the part Of the Masonic fra
ternity is being taken In New Jersey
and Massachusetts,.
1t Is announced this morning that
the corporation to which E. j. Blake,
late President Of the Mercantile Bank,
has made such heavy advances. Is the
Domestic Sewing Machine Company.
of which Blake's brother Ia President.
The company claims to have assets Of
81, 900, 900 over its liabilities.
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Suspus rHE FIRST symptoms Of q Cough,
cold, attack Of influence, or any other affection
Of tue lungs, the windpipo or the bronchial pas:
AGES, with Hale's Honey OF Horehound and
Tar. The relief is certain and immediate. Crit
tenton's, Z 9Th Avenue. Sold By all Druggists.
Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one minute.
To Owners OF RIAL RsrArE.-Persoos OWN
ING lots in the town OF Gold Hin, and who arc
DESTROYS Of having the same surveyed and en-
tered on the new map, will please call At Judge
Robinson's once, over Gioson's Saloon, on any
week day, between the hours OF IL and =. ana
leave their names, when the matter VIII be
promptly attended to BY Messrs. Hast d Lillian,
Civil Engineers and Surveyors. "
EVENING scHooL-Professor Cromwell has
opened an evening school ct the public school
Snildine in Gold Hil. Daily sessions nom 2 TO
p. n. Persons desiring Instructions In the
English branches will do well to avail them
sslSes OF the present opportunity. Terms rea'
SonAble. seAo1n
Pos the very best Photographs, 90 TO Rsadhy
a RulofSon's Gallery without st
~ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
W who investigate asllsnd's advertisement
shall become wise.
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THE PLACE TO GET Coop LrvrSa.-oneo ftne
bes, places to get q square meal IN virginia
c;,r !, nj Charles Somers' Saddle Rock oystcr
Hn,.s. next door to Evans jewelry storc, y
s,rret, MT. Somers gives his special attent.on
20 Tho wants OF his numerous patront, ana nay.
N, sernred the services OF the best trencn sook
insbe city. kindly invites his FRIENDS ana .ne
n,hIic 10 give him their patronage, assoring
,hsm Of the best meal to oe had IN the Gity, Ior
~ ccnts' He receives shipments OF Eastern
"a California oysters daily, which ne wiz oe-
sss, fo sny part Of the city. The tables are sup.
Ma N ali times, with the choiceet game OF
ipss sc.son-roast duck. quail, chicken. hussian
Ssyisr and Swiss cheese; IN iact tno ve!J
choicest and best OF everything Necessary "
sstisfy the ta.'e and appetite OF the mos, iss sa
IONS. Board by the week OF month 1t oie ~"
ar and most reasonable priees.>
WHITE HrHcuLxs PowpxR--Altnougn ou.
r.r.nt introduction into our mines, this
s,mou. explosive proves eminsntly sueesssIu,,
and rs already In general use, nking preceoenGs
over All other powder. is e1pioeise ioiSS =
S,,Ix q pcr conf. greater than that OF any otner
tuiy, osnre in nae. and II 10 calculated that .
nesuo or Al least AZ, 900 q year 10 effected In
ns,ncs of the Comstock alone. Tho Xxx
tne ia the strongest powder In use for hard
IL Mating. for powders and for use In water.
TSs No ; Is equally effective for all medium
h.rd roct and much superior to any other pow
a. ~ Thar class. They are both readily eI-
nindcd with the usual cap when properly sd-
tnsted TO the fuse. The White Hercules P0wder
can be obtained at the hardware store OF bit,per
8 Co.. Gold Hill.
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Fell D~end-Sailed.

SAN FnANcIsco, Nov. la.-3 r. NJ
William Craig, a carrier Of the Golden
Era, fell dead on the street to-day.
George Goddard, purser for the Pa
cific Mall Steamship Company since
1850 aud four years agent at Aspin-
wall. sailed on the steamer Nevada
to-day for New York, going to Zanes-
Vile, Ohio, on q two months leave Of
absence.
The steamer Nevada sailed for Pan.
ANA to-day with a large number Of
passengers for Southern ports and
New York,
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MOTHER March RAcE.-As a

ANOTHER MATCH RACE.-As q SUD-
stitute for the match ace between Jor-
dan aud Bois D. Arc, mentioned a day
or two since as having been made by
Dick Allen aud Chauncey Hoffman, 1t
has been arranged that a t~hree-handed
match shall come of over the Carson
Course next Sunday between Jordan,
Bots D. Arc and Kent. This Is to be a
single dash Of three-quarters Of a mile
for $3.50. with an entrance fee OF SlOO
each, to be added to the purse. This
makes a purse Of $3.50. The first horse
out will take 1t all. Il. h. Allen
names Jordan. Chauncey Hoffman
names Bots D. Arc, and John Riordan
names Kent. Forfeits are up and the
match Is a sure event. u viii DC
one Of the most interesting sports ever
witnessed on a sagebrush race course.
Carson appeal.
ANOTHER STEAMER NEEDED.-An
energetic effort Is being made by the
people living on the Divide to procure
a teamer for Monumental Engine
Company, Noe. The following gen.
tlemen have been appointed a commit
20 solicit subscriptions: a. u. Iyrre'i,
OF Tyrrell & Cummings, Union Iron
Works; Thomas Parker, oil the Lone
Star Stable; w. b. Ryan, Alderman
from the Fourth Ward John McCone,
of the Fulton Foundry Postmaster
ID. o. Adkison; John Snow, OF the
Revere House, South G street; l.. Hess,
of Erlanger & Hess, merchants; Phil.
Reese. blacksmith, and w. ID. Darnell,
Secretary Of the Virginia Fire Depart
ment.
A VALUABLE MAP.-Adam Gillespie
and James Mcdonald, the wide-awake
and energetic carriers OF the Gold Hill
News, and disseminators Of newspaper
Intelligence generally in Gold Hill and
Virginia, were around to-day deliver
ING the new map OF the States and
Territories of the Pacific coast. pub
iisbed by the proprietors OF the San
Francisco Chronicle and delivered gra-
tia to subscribers to that paper. The
map Is we'll gotten up, contains . large
amount Of valuable geographical ILL.,
formation, and Is n credit to the enter
prising newspaper men BY whom It Is
issued.
pm, I,st Saturday night,
=, ,h. Na.
the rooms OF lou ioosers az
vada Hotel, were entered ourgiar'ou'-
". T~wenty-e,ght dollars in coin were
stolen from one man /; $271a from the
second 80 from the third aud % cents
rom the fourth. The last named
!roni Ioors rather small and
arr;bIe s,afe of d~eprayIty OH
argues J, = ~srnstrators of the
thsnp
r.. Srw c,srrpS-Tbe work Of
,..v.,,nc ,hs ground for the new els.
=. -. v;c1n;,v of Yellow Jacket
Tan;na uousa has been completed. In
EuS.n' 49, !, will he walled up aud
Few osS tn he filled with water.
Eos oNImi,v m the engine house will
Ia : tor,y,ste circuSstaace In the
event Of a fire occurring In the central
part Of town.
The NEW SCHOOL House. IN VIRGINIA.
c...-.,.- NscKav has nearly
'on'rao'o' '".,sn or rho new
schopLhonss In Virginia City. 1t will
he ready for occupancy on the first OF
next month. 1t contains SIX wen
lighted rooms and Is calculated 70 ao-
comadate about $50 pupils.
rss Boy.-A Portuguese
child. about four years of age, whose
parents reside a short distance EAST o,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM al FRANCISCO
The University of. California-Com-
menccment I'm the Medical De
partmcnt-An Injured Husband
on the Rampagc-Greenbacks.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l9-l r. NJ
The commencement exercises OF the
Medical Department Of the University
OF California, took place last night at
Pacific Hall. Addresses were made
by J. w. Winans and DR.. Brigham.
and diplomas presented to seven grad.
yates as follows: Alexander P. Whit
tell, San Francisco Julian Sylvester,
Napa /; Jerome A. Anderson. Kansas
w. H. Mays, Tehama, CAL; j. G.
o'Neill, Vallejo; f. D.. Martineaut,
and Thomas Cox, San Francisco.
j. F. Walter. late last night, came
home and found another mana sen
captaln-in his wife's bedroom. He
whipped the captain, tipped over the
coal oil lamp, set the house on fire,
turned on the fire alarm, got seven
steamers on the ground, and left-all
In the space OF about ten minutes.
Greenbacks, 91G93.