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sEcTARlAhlSM IN THE SCHOOLS or IONA,
~ ~ KdIsor Of The CIttdoo Tribune:

Inn.
,.s ~ Aa4o' ~ o' 4"1 ~ sn'eaoo 90 ff,oant: y.
from your editorials that you most heartily H.
do.so TINT bravo part OF tho Presidents mos
49, s. ~ 49, .as.a =. - .,t I poopo no'aea TO-
iofmS III o"f system OF paolao schools livery
wheFe. Too, 1t ID aaon and feit that these rocom-
mendhtlons hAvo not been given too aoou, Or
HI, IN lin eoctarlnn tcndcnc,cn and don,,r,. -,
~ t;,,as '~'4@~''"'~' "'e 1''1'""o' VI
tao .iuee' ..
10 slVo emphasis, II possible to your own
woEds and the very algnidcont message Of tho
President pormit mn to nl.oo hoforo xo,r moi
49,. o,,o -, ~, f.a.s l.. III. es. .oa
-. wv 1"e1' =" sonn''''on Will our puo-
NC scnoo'" ~ Iowa: ...
sach has been tho lazlty Of ouE lanB, or tho
Indifference Of those who should enforce tbon,,
with rofcreuco to tbc ipaoritv ~ mr. sc1,oot av.
'.n-, ia, a.. ..,,aa, ,.so ~ W.. '-oo4 o,o-
'.. ~ ',,.. aa ~ nolno y. out .o"na
mate ouds, and uacd for acctarian purposos.
Thoso funds have been virtually divided for
sectarinn uses, in Fort Madison Wont Point md
lam told, in st. paul--all In Lee County Of thja
6tato. Whether fu other parts Of lows the same
stale Of things exlots. All mi informed Int ~
cue thing an suro il thn snme nnnort,nitv
were ptTordcd to sectarianiz" tbo cora,nn;,
schools. 1t would be- aeized without hoeitatinn
In The schools ailndcd to, especially ia Fort Ma3
paid not us public school teacbe,s. or Loc,nsa a
If tLclr competency (which /. MT tc.tea ora,|
but beoauso thoy Sro CotIoliua and can 'In *
depended uon to tcach faithfnllY In
doctrines aud claims Of their own cTuroI
Mono other indeed hit ffathoiic
would be permitted to tcnch IN tnoso
schools. Tho yory buildings vIinI, ,,oIono 1oo 20
thts Church aso usel. And 40 strict}v acctar;sn
sso those scl,oolR md no ctoarIy IL ti,ts uninr.
stood, at loaat to Fort Nsdison' flat = fnr1nor
reudont OF that city, and alao q County Snnrp.
iatendopt OF Schools. wban askoI wbrtl,nr !,
Protestant would bo s,jowad To- t"scI, T., tIan
replied: "No man would be fool euoual, to M
pli." Publfo eoboolsI and M protostnSt no.,i,
be- "fool enough" to asL for = nt.cs tnorsi
This tells The whole story. '''
Now, am not Of thos, who von1a "a, l., tho
last that worst evil Of societv' thst hisht -,
human progress, tho eplrlt Of tntainrsnnn Mi o
for a singlo moment do I question snv r.n's
rslt to ihs froost and fullest eIe,cisa ~ liz
own religion aahnteptr that religion NAV to II n
Ia not Incompatible with tln orIor ami III fotv ~
society, A4 '"1o'' "a
but our school systom is !. ayote ;n.t,trt,o,
IL public property.--sxiats for ftatn nnrnosoa
Ia Intended for citizons A. c,tiznns riItnrt ~.
fcforence whatever 10 thotr rniritn.1 roiaticnG
presens or futu1a. These are 1sit 70 othar ol1i.
clcnt agencies to DO doas With, whiIo tho COM
mon school has no other than IN indtroct boar-
Ing 1Don than IA 4 Eta+o fna4ftutio., tk...
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To Tie Editor of 7ht Chtca3u frtbun4:
Tho recent nosaaHo Ut tho prasiIent Ia mat,-
ly document. and IL ontspokeu on tue issuen OF
tho day. lie mxkcs many important euggea-
tionst which commend themselves to the tude-
mont Of the country. I am cordially with him
Ia hla dssiEa for carly resumption. Tho diseaxe
OF the currency infects business, and , cure IL
imperasiycly demanded. Tho debate IL a. to tie
tlfbthod. Hero thero Ia much difference of
opinion, aud auggeations aso In ordar. 1t soems
to mo that tho simplest method ID tic best,
Obtain tho gold aud pay the greonbacks at tue
carilest practicable n,omont. [Ahl there IL tho
rub that giyes us pause,l Tho prosidont recon-
lnenas that additional power DO given 10 tho
Secretary Of the Treasury to accumulate gold
for Anal redemption. either by iucloaaiug tho
ioVenao' outtalllnE o1pansed, or both. IAia
also 10 9lvcn to ssll bonds for tho samo pur.
peso. ll3ut II will not boil The people would
mol favor an Increase ct taxation. Economy
may contribute IT, mtto, but the PRINCIPAL sa-
time like tho present. Tho era Of ro.renchrusut
silou!d DO tile ora Of return to sound pt nctplos
1hc method proposed would crsate tho least pos-
able disturbance, Have the banks roaorye iu
EseonbaSks, gold reserve will be substituted.
Told Will now through tho channels now occupied
BY greenbacka, and therefore where it Ia needed,
No QUO will be injured by the exchange,
Tho method ia both practicable aud economic
IL. Tho now loan would DO taken, and 40 takon
~ not to add to tile public burden. suppose tic
amount borrowed 10 be fso0 600, 900, leaving tho
dehrlenoy to be supplied from tie sources suH-
gcsted by tho President. At : per cent, the M
nual interest on tlis sum 10 $4,000, 900. For
this interest We c&n Hafo]y look 10 the Increased
valu0 Of tho internal revonua. Tho receipts
from this source for the year ending June 30 1875,
wsrs 31l0 our, 303.A3 In currency. Ii this monay
was M @ Mofih 70 psr oenttsss than gold IL waa worth
ele tol lo9 20 loss. 1lettre the Rsaenbacks, aud
tho Internal revenue will be paid in gold or i.s
equivalent, and the di1oseuoo will ha gained Iy
Tue Ileasury. creating \ fund lnors thau sui.
tlciont to psy tho Annusl interest ul tho new
boIdh.
Tho money In the hands OF the people wilt I'd.
vance in like mAnuer IL par cent, mud Tho money
Will be money according to the worlds standard.
No tnan will object to an advance On AlY own
mouey.
The iu1stlouiAta should lie aatiaae4 funloss
thay insist IN ln4esent wosthiosaness ~ gHseu-
tlAO, f11 tho m0uey In tbs eouutsy will b. psao-
tlcal!y Increased IL poE cent,
ii Na bare SB00. 600, GO iu curEenoy, and It Atl-
vances 10 per cent. sts puxcha4iug poxeS u ia-
creased $I20, ,0U0, 900,
Money will 10 10 abundant that even speeulst-
ora may hop0 for sbAte, after legitimate bus,.
moss has beou supplied, b1eu who arc boarding
money will secure tla coveted advanceaot ID rtr
cant, and will ba tempt&d Into enterprise. Sud
dea &Alns Increase the appetite.
The graphic pan OF tho President dspieta the
eS1!a OF tic present system. Why should 1t 10
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Fa!scaus AtaortA noutht!cs will mad him.
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Estaixu Buf.ia,
For ~ THE LIvISu AGE and thes sn4 pf the Amsrj
eAR {qr H{s,s H*tkty Ba.ar o. Arpis.
o"s J'.F~s ss:tlyl wiil b. ssnt for Jear pat
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unlon eto!s boy paid hin arss visit 10 ono Of shs
1a.a 10 e@R. home 1t nsht ILL., mother FIN. IN.
ts,a, .s., ~ 'mnWell Henry. how Do You liz eoipa
socs "DuuylH he replied. Ia N exclted
~ e,,,.I -. four boys lok ID, oas I'D 1T hef
"a H. hsas w. apd ; Blk scholar burned his elbow
*soSeI dou't MAUI ~ mis- dsY."
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SCRIB N q r
FOR JANUARY
HALET HISTORICAL NOVEL BEGUN,
Th' January nurnh.r of nCn1BSEn has hosA caa-
tenn!a! and holiday favor. II opens with
NEW YORK IN THE REVOLUTION"
and plc.uro Of Christmas IN New York 100 yes,n MO-
Celebrating tho good deed of IN Attorney Il Law,
Which, according Ia The suhor Of tbs article "has
foia his memory green for a century," 4 akstch Of
CHRISTMAS IN BOSTON
tn I.7s. is glsen in Dir. scuddsr* story Of cupid
AND MAha." Tho Centennial crops gu. .gap In Tho
ftesh instsment u
REVOLUTIONARY LETTERS"
aud 10 tho opening claptera Of
"PHlLIP NoLAN'B FRIENDS;
Or, Show Your Passports"
ny EDWARD EVERETT HALE.
Hers ~ get glimpse OF Washington htm.elf,
through TIN tyes Of N old Ros.p, whose atnry yon
don't know whether 10 hcors or not Tho Chy1s,usx
feeling comes up again tt.
THE KINGS CHRISTMAS"
and In "vlNo sAHro," m. ,notb.r marked rh,,,,
terstio of this number Is suggested y it, household
fsffss' Mr. BusrouGha. authrr Of "NAKE ROBINS
s''es An account o! bis ovn hoase.lutdin3. with
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and In "vlNo sANTo." m. ,notb.r marked rb,,,,
ertsio Of this number suggested by it, household.
pstess. Mr. Burroughs, authnr Of "NAKE non1S,r
g1ses an account o! his nvn house .I,1tJd!nz. with
1lans. and Sir. Csssace Cook scsuucs his p.pera on
hohtefurntsang and decoration, under s.e ttie Of
, 1875-12-18

Etthss nf tho abore sen fro t,y mail 10 Any mart
tho tfnitt<t statea. on receipt nf tho price. !.
''TuE} MOST aUMPTuQUB GIFT. BOOK
ma TTJE1 aNAQnNA
, 1875-12-18
NO CURE! T-n T~
NO pAH!! ILL., h0dus q

us s1.la Cafk-:L, coIleI Of EQlroe, Chl:aga.
Mar DO Consulted. personally b. ma se Of ofares
tn al chn,a1u nrEt0ns diseases. DR. j kkANlp Ehs
bny h, srsn II tits city who warrants o1rss af 10 ps,
0ihcs AouEs. W. IN. to sp. HundAys ffum tc H.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08

reduced ID . degree which would I'm.
peril the administration Of Justice In .
free oouatry. When Tracy was Arst
asked to enter in consultation. he stipu-
lated that be should enter enter in a. no
was q friend Of Beecbsr. Tilton spoke
Of the etiquette Of legal profession. and
In answer 10 his inquiries. Tracy said he
would not act rs counsel for Beecher in
the litigation Of tho case. and Tracy
said Il wal no case which could involve
legal proceedings. subsequently,. when
II appeared thai Tlton would bring q
new charge against Bsechsr. Tracy no.
tiled him that he should not b bound
In regard to that, by his promise. In re-
gard 10 the old case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08
FOREIGN NEWS.
nana.s % Carl schurs.


BxlLIS, June ga grand banque
was given here to-day TO Carl schurz b,
the American residents OF Berlin, mem
bsrs Of the Diet, and Professors OF thu
Berlin University.
Bansuss % she shsssing Teams.
DUBLIN, June 8.-The Lord Mayor Of
Dublin has Issued invitations 10 . ban
qust to be given to the Irish and Amer
lean ride teams on the arrival OF tho day
Of the International shooting match,
The Masonic body will also entertain
the American riAemen. The Evening
Mail expresses satisfaction that there
will DO no Fsnian element among the
American visitors. Many American,
have already engaged apartments In
Dublin for the time whom the match
takes plsoe.
Tho Ascot Meeting.
LONDON, June s.-The Ascot moot.
Ing began to-day. The race for the
Ascot states was won by ~organist Lillian
second and Bertram third.
BERLrN. June s.-wissinger, who at.
tempted to oItort money by duplicating
persons In q plot to assassinaie Bis.
marck. has been committed for trial.
LONDON, June s.-Tho Persian Rail-
road Commission TO Falkenhavgcn has
lspscd because the contract was not full.
Allied.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08
Assessing the City-rhs Assessment
Amounts - sts,ooo,oOo More
than Last Year-SavAgo Eieetisn.

San FRAScIsco. June SIS ,. ~
The City and County Assessor. Badlam,
has completed the personal property
assessment for tho current year. II az.
gregatss $l4s, G37. 7s5, being an increase
over last year Of more than Sis, 600, 900.
Thero has been q marked reduction In
listing tho property Of the poorer
classes. Such property rs household
goods, domestic animals, tools Of me.
chanics. and pcrishable improvements,
have been greatly reduced. Banks and
othor corporations, and many wealthy
citizens, have had valuations largely In
creased over Rosener's estimates. The
most noticeable increase IL that OF the
Spring Valley Water Company. from
$500. 900 70 $75o. 900; the Gaslight Com.
pany from sC0O.Oo to 100000. The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company has
been increased 4 1850. 900. part Of which
IL due TO the fact that the company's
steamers have boon assessed here this
year. which had heretofore escaped.
Many citizens have had from 100000
to $500. 900 added to their previous as
ssssmsnts. Auditor Ashbury estimates
the municipal expenses the coming year
At %, 347. SAG q reduction Of 1874 900
from last year. Tho municipal revenue.
other than from taxation, Is $0o5, 600,
leaving s2,54l, TAG to DO raised by tax.
alton. The city will probably fI the
rate at one cent on the dollar, and tho
State ratio probably to four-tenths Of q
cent. Tho poll taxes collected last
month amount 10 ga, 900, against &c..
900 for the samo period last year.
At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the Savage Mining Company,
yesterday, the following Board Of Trus-
tees were elected: ]. D. Fry, President;
J. II. Dickinson. A. X. p. Harmon, ].
A. Pritchard. W. s. Hobart. c. Elliott,
Secretary; 8. L. Jones, superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08
soAnD or rowx rnrsrEEs.

The Board Of Town Trustees met last
evening at eight O'Clock. Present.
President Mundell. Hall. Williams.
woolsy and Day. Minutes Of the two
previous meetings read and approved.
A motion was made by Mr.. Williams,
seconded by Mundell. that tho Commit.
tee on Streets be instructed TO inquire
into the matter Of obstruction on the
wagon road running from Bullion Ra'
vino to American Flat grade. back Of The
old Alpha works. complained Of By Mr.,
Stephenson. and 70 take al legal steps
for the removal Of the Same. Ayes, al.
The report Of Mr.. Gallagher. com
planning that a tunnel was being run BY
L. Caldwell under Telegraph street,
back OF the old Crown Point ONCE. and
that q portion Of the sewer ear The
Crown Point Office rs being in bad con.
dition; also complaint OF Mr.. Mundell,
that the sewer in Crown Point Ravins
was In bad condition. were. on motion
by Mr.. Hall. referred to Committee on
Streets. to investigate the m Ayes,
all.
Tho Committee on Streets report them
in good order.
The Committee on Fire and Water 10
port everything in GOOD order. and thai
the pipes in the lever part Of the town
had been repaired, and that water wal
running in them.
The Special Committee On Streets TO
ported in favor Of purchasing property
from the School Trustees and deciding
tho sauio to Stephenson. Ii IA moved
Ly Mr. Hall that tho Committee have
further time to act on the am Ayes,
all.
The following bills were read. and. on
motion Of Mr.. Williams. ordered paid
Ayes. all.
Three policemen. so; Wade L Mar
shall, $40 81; John Randall. Sa5; Wa
ter Company, SCI 80; b. II. Carnek.
$7l O7; n. Lari,iere. S2i; George En-
nett, Sal 20; Bostwick 4 Robinson,
SIS As; v. Lsmery X Co.. 81 80; II.
hay, 81: A. McNIartin. $50; Town
Clerk. $50; Liberty Engine Company
No. I, $40; Yellow Jacket Engine Com.
pany No. 2. $40; Lincoln Hose Compa.
ny No. 3, $40.
Tho Town Marshal reported that he
had several times called for the town
map. ETC.. but has been unable to set
them.
J. II. Harris appeared before the
Board. and reported himself willing to
accept the Office OF Town Attorney. and
proposed. for the sum OF $50 per month.
To do the work Of that Office. A mo-
ton WAS male by Mr.. Williams that the
proposition Of Mr. Harris DO accepted.
Ayes. all.
A motion was made by Mr.. Williams
that the payment OF tho Water Compa-
ny's bill be deferred. and that Mr.. Hall,
with the Committee On Streets. inter-
view Mr.. Overton with regard TO the
same. Ayes. all.
II was moved and seconded that Mr.
Williams 10 added to the committee TO
wait on Mr.. Oyerton. Ayes, all.
A motion was made by Mr.. Williams
and seconded by AIR. Day. that the con-
tract Of Mr.. Sherman DO accepted.
Ayes, all.
Judge Robinson appeared before the
Board and proposed to deliver the held
notes belonging to him TO the town OF
Gold Hill for the sum OF Sl2j. Moved
by Mr. Williams that Judge Robinson's
proposition 10 deferred until nont meet
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08

BLUE PoMrs. - Large-siEed. delicious b.
ysiyes, frcsh from the sea, can be had every
morning at Tom Henton's celebrated Eating
stand, falaoe Saloon. Virginia City. Alec oil
kinds VI hsh, rpring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else eraved by the inner
man. us6rons dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gastrononie skill. II
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prsraicr ca usr-lisiHs. susaE

The following business wss transaeted
In this court yesterday:
State Of Nevada W. Edward Mcguire.
Petit larceny. Bet for the 2ist IN
slant.
Same Va. J. II. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
for murder. Set for september 9Th.
Same W. johnson williams.-lndiet-
n,snt for assault with intent 10 kill. Bet
for juno 2lst.
Same vs.. Thomas Larkin.-Indict.
msnt for grand larceny. Bet Tor 'uns
2lst.
Same W. II. Csntsr.-Indiotmsnt for
malicious mischief. Bet for June l4th.
Ovsrman Silver Mining Company vs..
Caledonia Mining Company. Continued
for the term.
Stern W. Lucerns Mining Company.
Continued for the term.
@. H. Van Gordsr 70. Sams.-Con-
tinusd for the term.
Waller Defeat Mining Company ".
Sams.-Continusd for the term.
Independent Gold and Silver Mining
Company W. Sams.-Continued for the
term.
Francis T. Essen W.. The Consoli-
dated Virginia Mining Company.-Con.
tinusd for the term.
Mary Queen W. T. ]. Lyneh.--Con-
tipusd for tho term.
Laura Franklin VI. Jacob Cohen
Action dismissed.
Mark Madden vs.. B. T. Kinney OF al.
Continued for the term.
]. G. Caldwell W. Joseph Shekslton.
Referred to II. G. Thompson. to take
the amount.
California Silver Mining Company VI.
Enterprise Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany.-Continusd for the term.
II. Ksmber ct al. VI. 7. +. Osbiston.
Set for September 18th.
Nathan Solomon VI. Savage Mining
Company.-Continued for the term.
George q. Waters W. g. G. Steven
son.-Set for tho ed.
Harris Jacobs ". Consolidated Vir-
ginia Mining Company. Continued for
the term.
Marx strouss ". G. II. Clark OF A.
Set for the 2sth.
Daniel Grant vs.. Anna Murphy.-set
for the 23d.
Steel W. Hamilton. Set for the Gath.
Union Mil and Mining Company VI.
John Sullivan.--Sst for September 7th.
j. c. Massl W.. John Klauss.-Sst for
September 9Th. .
Lawrence Peterson vs. Harriet Tsllef-
son.-Set for the 25th.
sullivan 4 Dunstsn vs.. Noe Rsamme.
Action dismissed.
Mark Strouse W. Joseph Bosrs.-Sst
for the 26th.
]. +. Cor W. Alchorn & Smith.-Sst
for tho 14th.
d. H. Delay Of al. VI. d. j. Kelly
Set for September 9th.
Union Consolidated Silver Mining
Company Va. d. +. Manning.-Sst for
September 10th.
Charles Morris ct al. vs.. Scorpion Sill
Yer Mining Company CONTINUED for
the term.
Bridget Callahan vs.. Peter Callahan.
Set for the Goth.
Senator Silver Mining Company vs..
George Dennsy.- Set for tho 30th.
Olivia Murphy vs.. Michael c. Muir
phy.-Decrse Of divorce granted, on the
ground OF desertion.
Lewis 4 Deal w. J. ID. Fair.-Set for
the 30th.
J.. NJ. Goeweis Of al. VI. Richard
Brown.-Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
]. NJ. Goewsis OF al. ". Brown X
Mananerta Dismissed al cost Of plain
tiff.
@. G. Butler Of al. VS.. Angelina Swain
ct al.-Set for the 9Th.
Sullivan L Dunstan VI. Thomas Il.
Kslly.-Dsfsndant given till the 18th In
which 10 answer.
Kelly Va. Quiil.-Dsmurrsr argued;
submitted and taken under advissment.
Seigio Almsdia W. u. J. Silvia.-De-
murrer Withdrawn. Answer 10 DO hlcd
In Ave days.
Estate OF Esnault.-Letters Of admin.
tration granted to DR.. Mayer. Coroner.
Order entered appointing appraisers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08

AwAlpEp.-The contract, for building
the new public sehool.houss In Gold
Hill, wal to-day awarded to G. d. Burt.
HoaRIsLns.--Sss tho list Of honorary
members elected by the Gold Hill Horri-
blos In our advertising columns to-day.
INTERNATIONALLY weather to-
day 10 characterized by q great deal Of
"wind gustinsss."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08

LEoN YorR Rionr sipx.-The health Jour.
malls all direct their readers 10 lie on their
right side willis asleep. bat llcyman Bros. get
up Q class Of spring beds that are ~ perfectly
elegant and sssy that u don't make any differ.
srsnce In what position you lie. you are ri
perfect ease. lIsyman Tiros. also keep Q com
plets ,tock Of al other kinds Of house furni.
lure for sale u the lowest living prices. They
arc Of the corner Of B and Taylor streets, Wiz
einia City. Olive them . trial. %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-08

Pnkk's OrrRA Horsx.-The perform.
anee Of the Oates opera troupe, at tho
Opera House. Virginia. last evening.
WINS hardly a. well attended as during
tho other evenings Of their engagement.
The house was very far from being q
slim one. however. There was mo slight
ing % their work on account VI the do
crease in attendance. The performance
was equal To any given. Mrs. Oates DO.
ing. 10 possible. moro charming and Vi.
vacious than usual. Tonight, "Ths
Grand Duchess" will be presented.
"Wednesday evening. "Girofie- Girofa;"
Thursiay evening. "Mignonette." q
charming piece written and composed
expressly for Mrs. Oates by Mr.. Will
iians. the Musical Director; Friday
evening farewell benefit Of Mrs. Oates
-" Prima Donna Of a Night" and
''Nan. the Good.for.N Nothing Satur-
day matinee. "Girofio-G irofia;" Satur-
day night. AMI last performance. "Chili
Of tho Regiment"
NEw UsIroRNs.-Ths Irish-American
band. undor tho leadership OF r. Ripi
49,, -. .o;,. d, .,n.., :, ,n,
$500, &C., nn;,o,,. w.,.
received yesterday from COIN X ~Isaacs.
Of tho White House. Virginia. This
band was organized only about siI
months ago. yet they are now able to
play quite molodiously. They have
already appeared in public on two or
three occasions, and will come to tho
front again at the Emmett Guard ex-
cursion and picnic Thursday. They
have been piaeticing in a cellar beneath
Martin ford,s grocery store on . street.
L..asm;n, a..ns,oms.I 40 ~. .nnnJ ~
trump and horn. so that they sit around
nneoneerned at the ioudest tap OF the
drum or shriiiest blast OF the bugie.
N,,a,n, N.cu,srnr.-.Tbe now boiler.
=. 49,, 81, m..,,n.,x o., an.
engine ""' o".
hosting WORKS OF the mins'
Lower Gold Hill. arrived from tho East
this morning. via Virginia K Truckee
Railroad. The engine Is OF INC nnk
moso, .sI;ndsrs AMI nr~onounesJ
h, competent iudces. u Of tho finest
pieces Of machinery ever brought to the
State. Superintendent Caldwell says
that no will have this new machinery IN
place r'"ny 70, %nsau IL. .nl w.
rsc;,y Tor vo,lipc 10 the d.p,h OF LOO
is., and will bo Of important and valua-
M, distance i'm ,hs future Develop