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The Placer herald., 1873-09-20

'AASD BALL.-By reference to our adver-
"''"ents 1t will be seen that Mr.. Anderson is
r.rpa''ns to give sportive youths a most ex-
I'm opportunity to have first rate even
enjoyment at small cost. The ball will
SY@e Oh at Mr.. Anderson's own house, on the
~ "ncoln turnpike, nest where it crosses
-! ofeek' The distance from Auburn is just
eD' 'or pleasant ride, ana as the fee is sc
~. .'onAoie we shall look to see goodly turn
,h' from both here and Clipper Gap to attend
-. festivities and merriment which will there
Oein waiting for them.
The Placer herald., 1873-09-20

Il, oh ,"la AccIDENr.-The Grass Valley Union Of
~ ''n inst gives the following.
-, stage from Grass Valley to Colfax met
~ accident yesterday morning When
o,.. Wa Sneets' ranch some horses suddenly jumped
IN. we ranch fence into tho road and scared
Rr, Auefs' which caused the coach to upset.
4I,.s ~ we presence Of mind Of Bob Scott the
v,l 'ae upset might have been attended
alsd .;., s',0us consequences. as he stage was
o., ""n Wv passengers inside and cut; only one,
WIS 'a'noek' received a slight injury in his
The Placer herald., 1873-09-20

CuLMrNArINo SHow.-This entertainment
which was advertised in our columns last week
and which we felt sure would be q success. we
must say somewhat disappointed us. When
these same parties were here a little more than
a year ago, they did give real y pleasant, in
structve and enjoyable entertainment. 1t may
be we would have had n better opinion of their
performances this time, had We not, as perhaps
others did, set our expectations too high. The
show in itself was not bad, the pieces performed
were generally entertaining, and the parts in
most respects We're we'll taken. The mesmerio
performance, though del, sion, we think was
very good. The whole would do we'll enough
for fifty cent show, but comparing the enter
tainment with the price of admission, we think
1t hardly comes up 20 what might reasonably be
expected. The entertainment on Thursday ey-
ching, was announced to be a benefit, one-hai
the receipts were TO be gwen into the hands Of
parties in town to be donated to any charitable
purpose they might have fit and such n
distribution woult have been made had not par
ties advised them tot to give the money, since
many here had tho day before denounced their
show q ''bi k.'
The Placer herald., 1873-09-20

ENTRIES AT THE kAIR.--The following is Lis,
of the entries a. the State Fair frem Placer coun
ty, excepting fruits, up to Tuesday evening"
HoRsEs
Joshua Reeves, Lincoln-Vibrator and ten OF
his colts; Nellie and four colts; Vibrator by Mes
senger Painter, dam Signal mare; Ben Franklin
Black Phil, sire by Diomed dam Signal mare
10 Lincoln by Vibrator dam Nellie by Nelson
John Speaker, Lincoln Alexander ly Dio-
med, dam by Morgan mare.
Tunis Van vechten, Lnco!n--Major Beck by
Vibrator, dam Hamiltonian mare
c. W. Graves, Liucoln--Nystic by Nelson
dam Unknown.
GoATs.
Thomas & Shirland, Auburn Henry and
Fannie.
Moses Allen enters Pasha
Miscellaneous
Mrs. E. Frick, Rocklin--One rag carpet
T. G. Chamberlain -Garpahannocs
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
i Trains leave New York from foot of Desbrosses and
Corilandt streets ollows-
Express for Harrisburg, Psburg, the West and sous
with Pmilman PALACE Cars attached. at $3.50 A. MINI
ana s:iO II NJ Sunday, ., z and $3.50 L. NJ. 80
For baltimore, WASHINGTON and the South at A. NJ II.
and PIP NJ sunday, 9P. NJ. - :,
1890 9p ~ and u night Sunday, Q, 8 80 aud r. N.
For Philadelphia via Kensngton, att A. NJ and r. M.
Emigrant and second class :l5 r. NJ.
GAG 40 $780, s:l0 TO- IL 80 Il r. NJ. Sunday $780,
- Fer Elizabeth, ., 49, I'm 9 $40 nn ,nsgAw
$40 80 80 S:iO TO- II 80 u r NJ. sunday 20.
For For Halfway, ., $50, Z s1o $50 and 10 AM,pw,Las
2o 8 20 3A 40 - s2p $50 80 6s!, 90 s.l0,
Ecr yp SSS Is :s Perth AmD0y and 10 Mssa
6, r NJ and ID night suniay:6 and r. NJ" saw "a
For East Milestone, A. NJ, u noon, 10 and 5:,) NJ
For Lambertvilc and Pennington, A. NJ and 2 r. NJ
For PhilIpsburg and Belyidere, 2snd 4P NJ.
"a for surngion and Cam.
For Freehold, z a. NJ, and 4 r. NJ
For Jamcsburg, Pcmberton, Camden, A. W., $40 p. NJ
Trains arrive ns follows-From Pittsburg $50 A. M.
:03 Z. NJ, daily, I0n A. NJ and G3t NJ, daily except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, 40 A. M.
- lod2 + N Sunday 6;4oA NJ From Philadelphia,
Ticket Offices, b2i 1856 III and ga Broadway; No Il
Aston House and foot Of Dcsbrosses and Corandt
Emigrant Ticket office, No Battery place;
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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BILLIARDS.

A. STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
AL. and the Phelan Coender Combination Cnsh.
ions, manufactured and for sale only BY the inventor an
patentcc, II. w. COLLENDER, successor TO Phclan =
Collendcr 7Ss Broadway New York
NEW 5xio BILLIARD TABLES, 500, COMPLETE,
~ second hand Tables, made new s2DO "a 017Hi
"Nonparcil, and "Beveln Tables In great variety
Nv II; GRIFFTTHs BEvEL BILLIARD TABLES
W. with Deaney's patent steel wire Cushions are
n r sest SECOND hand fables complete
my splendid stock Of Tables Warerooms 40 Vcsey street.
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TRAVELLERS, GuIDl


NALL RIVER LINE
Il The world-renowned Steamers
- BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE
will resume their place the line Monday, Apr H.
after having been thoroughly overhauled and entirely
refitted with every appliance Tor safety and comfort
A. II. BACON Supernte ndenf. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

LNOR sALE-HoUSE AND EIGHT ACRES OF LAND,
or will sell part, situated high grouHd, splendid
prospect plenty OF fruit healthy and convenient three
quarters of mile from three railroad stations in New
Jersey hoGse aax2xs all buildings fences and place in
general In perfect order price 10y and terms easy For
particulars inquire OF owner, W. D. ". No Beaver
New York,
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Tor SALE OR TO LET-A GOOD HOUSE d2RooMS
and 81 acres Of Land, in Washington Valley, N. j.
Inquire of NOAH W. PIKE corner OF Front and Cherry
streets. Painneid, n, j. or OF H. L. BLACKWELL, 2i7
Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

IGOR SALE OR TO LET-AT GRAND VIEW, ON THE
Hudson, near the depot two Cottages, eight rooms
each modern Improvements, with river fronts, garden
fruit ana shade For further particulars and photo
graphs apply to w. II. DUCkWORTH, 325 Washington
street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

LNOR SALE-MEDIUM SIZED BROWN STONE
Dwelling l25 West Forty-second street tastefiliy
decorateq in perfect order price low terms easy In.
quire OF j. CAMPBELL, Pacific Bank.
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DOR SALE OR TO RENr--A NEAT COTTAGE WITH
IL nine rooms, UNFINISHED and good location i'm Green
wich, Conn For further particulars inquire of s. D.
BENSON, Ia2 and 1914 Cherry street
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L'OR SALE OR TO RENT-H0USE AND LARGE
carriage house and an of ground at Mount YER
non house contains 10 rooms well and rain water in the
kite abundance OF fruit and splendid shade
shrubbery &c finest place In Mount Vernon; would ex.
change for city Property. Apply OIL II. NICHOLSON,
53l Eighth avenue.
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East Side.

CHEAPEST HOUSE IN HARLEM.-ONLY S25oC
~ cash required on the three story brick and stone
House go East l2th street, must be TO be appre
cated also two two story Houses which 81 Is
CURED Apply to A. L. FOUNTAIN, LOG East Twenty
nth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

NOR 81 i4is-uSf. or TIE FINEST FARMS IN STATE
II OF New Jersey 300 acres; CHOICE and expensive
buildings fruit of all kinds in abundance well fenced
and watered; the cheapest iarm offered in .his
a word to the wise Is sufficient
8. S. MANGAM co. sc Nassau street room 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

ITO LET-A LARGE MANSION HOUSE, IN THE VII
lage OF Portchester. five minutes nom depot; Is
rooms pantries, laundry, closets, &c. with large and
coinOdiOus carriage houec, stables and other aubud
ing and 10 OF Land, highly ornamened and cult
vated suitable for large family first class boarding
house or young ladies' seminary For permits and
apply TO w. X. PEYT0N. 272 Bowcry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

. FULL LOTS FOR SALEM SIXTY-FOURTH
u street, between Central Park and Grand Boulevard
low and on easy terms. Apply to j. w MEAGHER, 40
Sixth avenue
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West Side.
at ono -AcnEAP HOUSE,. ON WEST TWENTY E.,.,i
avenues; moderen improvements throughout AZ the
above price. JAMES X. EDWARDS,
GO West Twenty third street.
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$4700 shssp Iss story 5a vE w
modern improvemen ts terms to suit purchaser Apply
"a WIN. o. SUMNER 81 Broadway, Brooklyn, Il. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

DEMIrTANCEs TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND
IN Drafts Tor 81 and upwards and Passage Tickets by
steamship and sailing packet issued at the lowest rates
by 1APSC0Tr BROTHERS Co. 80 South stresL
n'DON0vAN RossA-NATIONAL LINE-QuARAN
~ tine, Staten Island New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey
friends requiring tickets please wre telegraph irlends
arrival and see passengers on board from nier IT,
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IGOR SALE CHEAP-TIIE FOUR STORY HIGH
stoop House ~ West Forty ninth street. 20x55xlO05
house and location first class !
JOHN b. CHURCH, II Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

rTo RENT-THE RESIDENCE OF THE SUBSCRIBER,
at New Rochelle. completely furnished, including
garden lawns orchard, stable carriage house &c. all
in ine orders situation high perfectly healthy; near the
DREl, 81 Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

DLOOMFIELD,-BEAUTIFU I'LL REsIDENCE,I2 ROOMS;
ID modern improvements; stable, fine garden; lot
sCx22O Ave minutes from dcpos; will exchange for
j. i. CONDICT, " Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

ATNEw BRIGHTON, s. T., ON THE TERRACE AND
IA vicinity several really desirable Holsesi al improye
month Some with billiard rooms and extension grounds
w. A. COLLINS 20 Pine street.
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$500 FOR LARGE frRNISnED HOUSE AND
pOOO three acres: location pleasant and healthy ;
stable, fruit, &c. 10 minutes from city. Address w.
DEERE, Jerome, Weschcster county, y. y.
Gc 00O WILL BUY a CORNER STORE AND
spO.OOO Dwelling at Sing sing, minute from
depot; good location; terms easy. Apply 10 JOHN
HYAMs Sing Sing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CrTY FOR SALE
located Sixty-rst street. near Madison four story
brown stone. For permits apply TO DUNN sEAlCH, 22
broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

MURRAY HILL-THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR
lN Park avenue, very desirable, welpianned, four
story brown stone House in complete repair and fres
coed ls.9x6o, lot 100 feet; Will be sold very
able price V, X. STEVENSON Jr., ii Pine street and
226 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07
NEW YORK HERALD Monday APRIL 4 1s7s-TRlPLE SHEET.

PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SAFE OR TO RENT.
IN 000 ACRES IN NEBRASKA FOR SALEM
1U.UUO one tract in Butler county well selected
taxes paid and title nndoubted. Apply TO OWNER,
lock box Al Post Office, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

no LET-AT MAMARoNECK, WESTMINSTER CoUN.
~ n. v. within five minutes walk OF the depot Part
of furnished House, or rooms; good location French
family Inquire OF the agent at the depot.
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Miscellaneous.

A PRH LIST OF HOUSES FOR SALE IN DESIRABLE
N locations and at reduced prices can be had on APP
plying to OGDEN 4 CLARK, Broadway. corner OF Sew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

(ROCKERY AND HOUsEFURNIsHING STORE FOR
~ SALE with three years lease OF store.-Stock will
inventory about S600 and is OF the best quality
ton good and business paying Inquire the premises
No2 Avenue House. Five Corners Jersey City Heights,
of s. HUGHES.
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dor SALE-NEAR PROSPECT PARK, &C PROSPECT
place, fine three story and basement double frame
House and Garden house S1ax3S; modern improve
mens; ground 62isx3l choice fruit &C. sOo feet from
grand entrance to the Park: surroundings first ella IS
houses Apply TO +. d. NORRIS, 81 Dekalb avenue,
BROOKLYN,
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AT YoNKERs-A SNUG COTTAGE, CONTAINING s
II rooms and cellar two full Lots on improved We
nue.. SIX minutes walk from depot; walks tagged water
III house, shade trees rn &c price Si5n part cash.
Owner, at s45 Eighth avenue. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

IN THE SOUND, NEAR PELHAM BRIDGE.-A
livery desirable Place Of acres 10 rent; mansion
billiard hall, boating bathing, &c.
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COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE or TO RENT.

An ELEuANrLY FURNISHED NEW COUNTRY
: ~ Residence in the highest healthiest part OF lower
wescheser, sale TO let cheap, the
moved from the State; all improvements rcluding
stable; easy terms; better chance for u bargain.
A. NJ. SoTELDo, Jr, 81 Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

IORRTSTOwN,-AN ELEGANT MANSION: IL
INl rooms; ii acres; fine grove; depot good
yighborhood for sale or exchange for improved
improved Property j. HENRY JOHNSON,
% Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

NOR SALE CHEAP-A DESIRABLE PLOT FOR
il manufacturers or builders corner Of Bridge and
Plymouth streets 0oxl07i, two blocks from ferry, or
viii be divided fdesred. Apply to THOMAS KELLY, 60
jay street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

GREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL, ENGLAND, DIRECT.
Taxing goods and passengers for London Cardiff, New
port, Gloucester and an ports in Bristol Channel.
The steamers OF this line win sail from pier 10 East
River as foliows-
GREAT WESTERN, stamper. Wednesday, April q
ARAGON, western. Wednesday, May II
ttpii
ctteruAc CURRENCY
Parties wishing TO send Tor their friends can obtain
prepaid certificates. Drafts for Ill and upwards.
- H. r. MoRGANs SONS,
10 South street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

HOLLEGE POINT, l.. I-FINE HOUSE FOR SALE;
~ price Sl 900: SIS 900 mortgage remain; two story
and attc IL rooms; large Kitchen laundry and CELLAR
choicest fruit stable, Well hennsry csterns &c mag,
street rear schools churches, &c; five minutes from
boat. II from depot AZ daily trains; night trains Tor
MEfHGER Real Estate Agents, Poppenhusen Institute,
College Point.
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NEW YORK AND BERMUDA STEAMSHIP LINE.
IN For Hamilton and St. George, Bermuda.
The steamship ALBEMARLE. Read, master, will b
dessatchcd from pier North River, Thursday, Apri
TO- at 3u'coch p. NJ For freight passage Qiaving ee
CANT accommodations apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

nor SALE-CIIEAP EASY TERMS, THREE CHOICE
Il Plots on Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn graded, paved,
tagged of the lots ots opposite the concnl
plated Myrtle Avenue Railroad depot, On Cedar and
Chestnut streets and Central avenue
C. NJ TALLMAN, room IL, l7 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-07

COUNTRY SEATS, FARMS AND COTTAGES FOR
~ sale exchange and let-Some furnished, in all
parts OF New Jersey all prices printed descriptions.
r. NJ. MASON, No Chambers street.
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1u class new House, IL rooms and bath room hot and
cold water; rasgc, furnace and all modern improve
ments: grounds lON2OD feet For particulars apply 10
CAREY 4 YALE, owners, 80 Beaver street New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-24

School ExAMiNkTIoN.-rhe examin-
ations going Oh In st. Patrick's School,
Gold Hi. for the past week, terminated
yesterday, the scholars N and all ac-
quitting themselves most creditably In
the many branches studied at the
school. The examination was both
written and oral, from the former the
percentage being obtained. In the
common English branches the fol-
lowing received over 90: /. Field.
N. Z. Buckley, w. E. Hill, John kav-
anaugb. J. Blake, Len Lichtenberger.
j. Kennedy. p. J. Field. James Nc
Daid. VIM. Nelson. L. Gallagher, Katy
Buckley, Annie Burke, Nora Nc
Lsuehiin, Julia Kenealy, Mary Moran,
KATY Pollard, Lizzie Burke, Maggie
Moran. Nora Sullivan. Minnie Dram.
Lizzie Niles, Emma Hannah. Katy
Shsughnessy. In Double Entry Book
keeping and E~plstolary Correspond
ence, L. Field, 9S; NJ. +. Buckley
81: WIN. Z. Hill. 90; John havan-
auph, o.. In Single Entry-John
Blske. p. J. Field. J. Kennedy, Jas.
McDaid, Len Lichtenberger, IL. Buck,
lay. John Farrell, Jas. Burke received
over 90. In Spsnish-r. Field, katy
Pollard. N. f. Buckley, w. +. Ill.,
Katy Buckley. Julia kenealy, Mary,
Moran received over 30. In Practical
Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing
II. Field, 90; NJ. F.. Buckley, %.
Among those IN the Primary Depart
ment, who have done exeelientiy well
were p. McGrifin, Eugene Field a.
HYDE. 2. O'Leary, John +. MCCARTHY
Geo Nelson, Nellie aud Nettie Sharp,
MAGGIE Kenealy, Ed. Luby. Charles
Him. Ed. Kennedy, James Buckley
David McCarty, j. Broomschule. Inc
school re-opens the first Monuay |"
January.
Ts.cueps' ExAMINArIoS.-The eS
animation Of applicants for teachers
certificates Is progressing at Virginia
today In the presence Of the Board OF
Examiners. BY the time they get
throueh all the long lists Of questions
ve rather suspect these teaehers VIII
think that they are themselves tue
..bored" Of Examiners.
The FssrrvAL.-The Christmas Fes-
,,v,I of the st. Johns Sunday School,
will take place OH Christmas Eve
WEDNESDAY, December ~ at seven
O'Clock. Everybody IS invited 70 oe
present.
AssxssxESr LEvIED.-'rhe McMeans
Gold and Silver Mining Company
have levied an assessment OF % cents
n,r share. See official notice In an
other column.
cusrsrxAs SERvIcE.-There will be
divine service In St. Johns Church on
Chrlstmas Day. at II A. NJ, with the
celebration OF the Holy Communion
MATINEE TOMORROW. grand
matinee will be given at Piper's Opera
Hone tomorrow afternoon NJ Two
O'Clock. A tine Christmas bill oil ARE
will be given.
Hon MAss.-High Mass will be Gel.
shr.ted in st. Patrick's Church. Gold
Hill. on Christmas tomorrow highI'
at u o'clock preciseiy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-24

FREDRIcK AND CnRrsTMAs.-In order
to give his army OF patrons a full OPP
| ~portunity to indulge their desires in
the way Of purchasing Christmas pres
| ents friedrich of the very popular
jewelry store on Z street, Virginia. has
put his prices down to the very lowest
| notch. lie invites everybody to drop
In and take . look at his fine silver and
gold sets Of jewelry, his beautiful
watches and rings, his magnificent as
sortment Of solid and plated silver
ware, and his endless variety Of rings,
| pins. and other desirable. The holiday
headquarters for the best jewelry, at
the cheapest rates Is at Fredrlcks.
CHRISTMAS DINNERS. ~ At Noyes'
Maynard House restaurant, at Phipps'
Franklin House, and at Peter Beck
er's Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant
choice Christmas dinners Of turkey,
chicken. game, puddings, pies, and all
that sort Of thing, will be given to-
morrow to their numerous patrons.
No one need 60 hungry tomorrow or
lack for a luxurious dinner as long as
they can raise four bits.
Nor TAMPEREp WITH.-The trade
dollars In circulation have not been
tempered with by Chinese or anybody
else, as the Enterprise stated a day or
two ago. The filing Of the edges
spoken Of Is done In the adjusting
room Of the Mint. This can easily be
seen by noticing the coins freshly re-
ceived from the Mint, or by Weighing
them.
CnuBBucK's.-All day to-day the
rush at Chubbuck's Gold Hill Post or
flee store has been tremendous, and
he Is doing a perfect land office tnsi-
ness in the way Of selling toys and
other Christmas gift goods. His as
sortment is not excelled In this section.
The CoRsIcAN DRorHERs. This
popular and ~thrlllingly emotional
drama will be performed at the grand
| Herne and Wenawskl benefit next
Saturday evening ut Piper's Opera
House..
BoEaLE's. The grand rush at
Boegles, c street, Virginia, Tor Christ
mas goods, still continues. He was
thought to be pretty Q a sold out at
noon to-day, but liz manages to bring
up new lots Of desirsbles fIom some
corner every time.
BuRRALL's.-Drop In at Burrall's,
Virginia. and secure some Of his choice
selections Of Christmas gifts while you
can. They are going OFT fast and no
mistake aud at nominal prices, for
Burrell Is closing out everything.
CRossINo.-A fine block crossing has
been put down to-day across Main
street, opposite the News office. 1t Is
a very great convenience at this very
muddy time. aud the only crossing In
town.
EMPIRE SUPERINTENDENT. = Capt.
Sam Curtis has beenappointed Superin-
tendent of the Empire Mill and Mining
Company, aud not OF the Imperial, as
the Enterprise had It this morning.
ADJOURNED OvER.-rho San Fran
cisco Board Of Brokers has adjourned
from noon today till Friday next In
! order to help enjoy Christmas.
MuppY.-Maln street Is q river Of
mud and gravy to-day.