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CLOSING OF THE ORPHANS FAIR

The Root Building vas crowded last
night, 1t being the closing night. Ev-
erybody in attendance appeared to en-
joy themselves. The following |, a
list Of the winning numbers In the va
rious gilt enterprises:
At the table Of Mrs. John Kelly, No.
l42 won the gold watch and chain.
At the table Of Miss O'Neal and Miss
Hayes, No. 100 Won the large silver
brick.
At the table Of Mira. Ferrend and
Mrs. Bonafous, No. Is won the Tur-
kish chair.
At the table Of Mrs. Ryan, Nc. 81
won the silver tea-set.
At the table Of Mrs. Orndorf. Nc.
l25 won the diamond set; No. So won
$40 In coin ; No. 80 the musical al
bum, and No. 81 the damask table-set:
At the table Of Miss Atchinson and
Miss Donnelly. No. III won the guitar;
No. 2O3 the silver brick and No. ~ the
silver cream pitcher.
At the table Of Mrs. Comerford and
Miss TImmons, No. Sc won the sewing
machine; No. III the embroidered
skirt ; No. 45 the card receiver; No.
IS the toilet stand and No. 44O won
the Bible.
AT the table Of Mrs. Stoddard, Miss
Hayes and Miss J. O'Neal, No. 100
won the silver brick. No. 275 the
meerschaum pipe, and No. % the lace
shawl.
At the same table the following
won prizes r. Ii. Taylor, a sofa
cushion ; I. J. Muller, a silver pitcher |;
Charles Priest. a silver cup and saucer;
Z. ID. Rodgers. a silver knife, fork and
spoon; j. McCaffery, a baby suit; F..
Rogers, a prize cake. All Of these ar
ticles may be had by calling at the
Globe Hotel, South G street.
At the table Of Mrs. Bonifaus, No.
Is won the coral set. At Miss III.
Cavanagh's table. No. lis won the
gold watch and chain. No. III, at the
same table, won the gentleuan's gold
chain. These articles are to be called
for at the residence of Mrs. Ferrend.
At the table of Mrs. Kelly, Mrs.
Powers and Miss Scott, No. 4 won a
pair Of pillow slips.
No. 427 won the piano. No. 149,
the tapestry picture Of st. Patrick.
No. SIS. the small silver brick. No.
273. handsome watch chain. AT Miss
Atcbison's table, No. 100 won the $500
silver set. No. q, ut the table OF Mrs.
Oliver J.. Frick. won a silver cake
dish. No. l. at the same table, won =
handsome album. Captain John 5.
Young was duly elected owner Of the
gold-headed cane, he received ll3 votes
to G3 received by Captain Cosgrove.
Tonight will be given at the hall a
grand calico ball. The very best OF
music has been secured for the occa-
sion and all who attend may count
upon having a good time.
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LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK.
MANHATTAN. Kan, Aprll s, 1873.

MANHATTAN, Kan, April s, 1873.
r.. V. PIERCE. Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir-Your Favorite Prescrip-
ton has done my vile a world CT good.
She has taken nearly two bottles, aud
has felt better the past two weeks than
at any time In the past two years. No
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aching back or dragging sensation In
her stomach she has been accustomed
to for several years. 1 have so much
confidence In IL that would be per-
fectly willing to warrant to certain
customers Of ours who would be glad
to get hold of relief at any expense.
| have tried many patent medicines,
but never had any occasion to extol
one before.
Very truly yours,
GEO. B. WHITING.
Mis-. L. r. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,,
writes. Jan. 0, 1873:
DIR. X. V. PIRRCE-My sister Is using
the Fayorite Prescription with great
benefit.
MARY ANN FRIsBIE, Lehman, Pa,
writes, May 90, 1872:
DIR. X. V. PIERcE- What | have
taken OF your medicine has been Of
moreb benefit to me than all others and
hundreds Of doctors bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES
r,rrcrAL TO tn. eoLD HILL DAILY xrws.l
FROM q %FRANcIsco
Results OF tho Anti-Chincse Conyen.
tfon-Trial of Harris-Wfl Pay
weather-The Races Tomorrow
Rumored Failure.

Weathef-Tno haceS AO-morEOW-
Rumored Failure.
SAN Francisco, Nov. Al r. NJ
The Anti-C Chinese Convention closed
its labors at q late hour last night,
after adopting a preamble and resolu.
lions denouncing Chinese labor and
immigration, and praying the Presi-
dent and Senate to amend the Chinese
treaty so as to make 1t wholly COM
mercial, or abrogate 1t entirely; pray
ing Congress to pass laws for the pro-
lection Of our people against rulnous
competition with Chinese %denouncing
tL. Chinese as filthy In their habits
and corrupting In their influences.
They bring no families with them,
adopt few Of our customs, and crowd
our country with servile laborers I'M
ported from China under contract.
The attendance last night was very
slim, and the proceedings, beyond the
debate on the resolutions, uninter-
estlng.
The trial of Frank Harris, mate Of
the ship Sunrise, was resumed to-day,
with the examination Of the first wit
ness for the prosecution.
1t Is reported that Sheriff Adams
will to-day pay to the Auditor all
moneys held by him as fees claimed to
have been illegally withheld by him.
Weather fair, with promise Of a
splendid day for to.morrow's races.
True Blue and Thad. Stevens remain
the favorites /; about even amongst bet
ting men.
A report is current on the streets that
Maxim, Hubback s. Co.. shipping and
commission merchants Of this city,
have failed. The firm has been In bust
ness In this city for several years.i
Greenbacks, 9lG02.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-14

Goops FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-In about
two weeks, NJ. NJ. Frederick, the pio-
neer jeweler and matchmaker Of Ne
vada, whose place OF business Is Nos.
SO and SO South G street, Virginia
CITY, will return from a visit to the
principal cities and manufacturing es.
Adjustments Of the Old World, bring
ing with him one OF the finest, most
elegant aud recherche stocks Of
watches. diamonds, jewslry, silver
ware aud fancy goods ever imported to
this coast. Mr.. Fredricks' long ex-
p%erieuce In the business and excellent
taste In the selection of goods. com.
bined with the opportunity afforded
him OF purchasing his goods directly
from the most famous European houses
and factories. will enable him to pre-
sent a stock of goods for the holidays,
the like of which has never been seen
before In Nevada. lie Is also agent
for the Florence. Grover s. Baker and
the Weed Sewing Machines; also pays
special attention to repairing sewing
machines Of all kinds. Read his ad-
yertisement In another column.
New DRAMATIC TRoUrE.-Monday
night Mr.. Darrell and Miss Cathcart
appear for the last time at the Opera
House. The play selected for that
evening Ton which occasion Mr.. OAR
rell takes a beneflt) 10 the Mexican
Tigress and Forger's Daughter" On
Tuesday night Mr.. Shiel Barry, tho
great Irish comedian, will appear Mt
the Opera House, supported by a new
and powerful company. Manager Pr
per Is deserving Of great credit for the
enterprise he displays In securing the
best dramatic talent obtainable.
New BILLIARD SALooN.-Mr. G. F.
Bernstein, OF Virginia City, will open
a new billiard saloon in the Kossman
brick building. three doors south of
Wells. Fargo 6 Co.'S. He has pro-
cured three of the celebrated Myers
tables, and has provided everything
else necessary for the comfort Of per-
sons desiring to indulge In the noble
game. Read his advertisement, under
head Of New To-Day"
ASSESSMENT LEvrED.-The Wood
Vile Gold and Silver Mining Company
has levied an assessment Of 81 per
share. See official notice In our ad-
vertising columns.
IspRovnxESrs.-we think that no interior
town on the Pacific slope Is ahead Of Gold Hill
in steady progress. We q X no back steps In
improvements. We now have q hrstclass store
Sevoted entirely to the sale and manufacture Of
Isdies'. Gcnticmen'. and Children's .hocs. A
want long felt has been supplied, and we con-
uratnlate Mr.. Woodruff on the success he has
Already achieved in this new departure.
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IPIFAx

Is an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortines Nature. Its manner Of operation Is to
Drive to tho Extreme Parts
And through the pores OF the skin and all
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modest II, giving relief even In diseases tho
most refractory and difficult 10 cure. sueh a.
Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Constipation, Sick Head
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pleasant to the taste, mild In Its action, mar
yelous In It's effects and unsurpassed asa tonic.
used as beverage In malarlous districts 1t ncu.
~tralizes miasma and prevents fever and ague.
Mold by all Druggists, Grocers and Liquor
dealers. Depot 400 Front street, San Francisco.
aQh AmlA
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CAUTION
RE MOVEp !

T TAKE THIS METHOD TO INFORM MY
! patrons and the public generally that have
removed my ttand for the PIONEER EXPRESS
AND JOB WAGON from Mercer & fuckers
stables. opposite the Yellow Jacket oflce, to
site Dick Moore's, in upper Gold Hill. Orders
can be left at my place. or At the Vesey House,
on Main street. All orders promptly attended
oeso ims FREDERICK sHARBAcH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-14

I.IpER's OrERA HoUsE-LApY OF
LYONS To- NIGnT.-A large and fash
ionable audience assembled at Piper's
Opera House last night to witness the
presentation Of the celebrated domestic
drama, entitled the BLACK Sheep"
which vas placed upon the stage In
splendid style. Miss Cathcart render
ed the character of Harrick Routh In
q most excellent manner, and was
greeted with hearty applause. MIR.
Darrell as Stewart, was a decided sue
cess. Miss Jean Clara Walters won
laurels for herself in the character OF
Mrs. Ireton n. Bembridge. The
charming young actress threw her
whole soul into her work, and received
deserved applause from the audience.
Mr.. Edmonds personated the charac-
ter of Philip Deanc In his usual fe-
licitous style. Mrs. Edmonds greatly
delighted the audience In the character
of Mrs. Ellen Brooks. The rest Of the
actors rendered their parts very ef-
fectively. so that the performance ia
ken. all In all. was grand success.
Tonight our theatre.sOers will be fa-
vored with the sterling play OF the
q Lady Of Lyons" Miss Cathcart and
Mr.. Darrell taking the leading char
acterS.
PuGnIsTIc.-Day before yesterda
James Trevillian sent q telegram to
Patsy Hogan, containing the following
challenge: II, James Trevlllian, the
licht WEIGHT champion OF this coast,
do horsbv CHALLENGE Tho so.called light
-. H.. >.
welSht chaihpioh' fA.sy y"
fight me for $1,000 to his $500, at any
time or place he may wish to mention,
for one week" The San Francisco
Chronicle of yesterday morning con-
tains q letter from Hogan to Treyil-
liam. accepting the challenge, which
reads as follows: 81 hereby accept
your challenge, as published In Wed
ncsday'S Chronicle, to fight you Tor the
M" Seas an.eMt ,he terms nro.
posed By you, and will delay my de.
parturc to New York for the purpose
Of making the match. | Will meet
you half way-say at Colfax-at any
time you may specify, within one
week, there to deposit money and Sign
articles"
- w. h,a ,ho ,loos,-a
fE"soNNh- w ""e "'
this afternoon OF a call from DIR. D.
W Van Zandt. of San Francisco. the
...u ,.ov.u s,r,.o, o,d nbvs;c;an
TS. ,Ho,or .rr;vsS here . d,y mr. TWO
tue 49, ,rnosa ~ vio,y;nc and
s.l'e vHin;o aud Cold UuI
observing the resources Of the country,
and getting a good smell Of our native
.aseornsn. ne rSeS s a,I ,hs no,nts rs
" nia him him IN %sneculate In
stocks successfully and make what
monev he wants. He will 90 back
90 "a, Erancisco Tomorrow or next
w aud rail- them down there what
hs rrows abouL the mines.
PAcIfIc COAST PioSEEfs'-A very
large and enthusiastic meeting Of the
p,,;ac Coast Pioneers Was held In
in Virginia last night. Twenty-six
applicants were elected members of
the society. Fifteen applications were
,6s socistv, The Pioneers have fur
nished their hall with a compliment OF
cane-bo,tomed chairs toge.her VIII
two handsome manoSahy .AT,es an.
two elegant ehanaeliersI M Hi A'es :
plan ior 1epSa''nS ,d;mo c"n,,,i,,es
uop'e ar,hnr;zsI ~ let the contract
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TAXES! TAXES TAXES!
70 TAXPAYERS OF STOREY
COUNTY.

>rorIcE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ state and County Taxes for the year 1879
arc now due and payable At the once OF the
"onnty Treasurer, Virginia, New. Taxes will
he delinquent amer Monday. November the l7th,
ls73. and the collection Of the same will be
strictly enforced according 20 law;
County Treasurer and cx.oficio Tax Receiver.
ofnce-Southeast corner @ and Taylor streets,
virinia, New. OCH ID
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BY The CABLES.

search for n Missing Steamer.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE City Of Dur
ham has gone in search OF the City Of
Richmond.
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Proprtetors

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Package. punctually called for and returned.
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p I II I F. a X
IA due to the researches Of a learned scholar OF
Europe among the archives Of the Rosicrucians.
II Is made Of
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HERBAL ~REPARTIONs,

And found dynamic and psychologist force
the extract OF certain plants.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-14

Although some superstition may have been
developed among them and other Alchemists In
search for the Elixir yitG, yet there IL scientific
truth at the bottom OF all Alchemy and Astrolo-
ny. They were impressed with the properties Of
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VIRGINIA CITY.
PIPIFAx

ME RoSICRUCIANS WE'RE A SECT Of
/ Philosophers who nourished In Germany
during the seventeenth century, and prosecuted
profound researches into Natural Science and
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