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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RAILROAD.
ID ,HNf The Great Trunk Line

il . The Great Trunk Line
and United states Mail Route. ...
Trans ieaye new york; from loot OF Desbrosses and
or HisGst as ssur the Yves, and south
With Ppmsn Palace Car. astashei $50 a. NJ. and
For. williamsport and Lock Haven via Phis elp,.
and Erie Railroad Division, connecting at PhileI-
a ss Erie MissT !. oorr svf IN
Tnusyle Petroleum Centre and the Oil Regions
Washington Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily,
fHispt Sunday Sunday SsSA arrive q ya,hin;tom ~
Esg5ess et FrsSsqes and 4 nss. NJ ssnaas
ADS 80 and . r. NJ IMMIGRANT ami second class 7
$50 s:i9 BAD 4io $50 j. $50 $40 g. Sac 81 l. 7S
s:o !" il:0 r M. and IL nigh. Sunday. $40, and
ss s'iS @ 81. s Isl go "a Ga 40
sS s;iS ~ ii's0 P. NJ. and Il night Sunday, s.S
81 81 S. sis ID So s!s r CID s II. ss ss
ro ses nSa sy' and and South Ameoy
WA. NJ, $50 4;O and 6 r NJ :, =, :,
For Cast Milestone, snoon, ) and 5:sOF. NJ.
Fer Fer FF rIScs'nn aqa ESSky MI rs
For tS%Gsrsye and am Lexington o
"a rs S 81: ''' 0'"'s''
For karminatale and sauan, A. NJ. andsP NJ
for asntstsySpp fembsr'on and Camden via Perth
For I' HI ph,,stown aud Pemberton, 6 A. NJ.
1rha; rrsivs ana a. 'SSTag aay ds 'su
daily except Monday IRON N.Y. @afns'on aai bs
%lss and M From Sa "Ph @ s; s S
ISl5 4 s ,saA H. sa Pa a ,;5 s:i5 ash ~ s
20. 81 and s srS aS syls SS
No Court street BrooAyn Nos Ia il6 and lis Had.
ss HSo0se YpgFsns SSs s No. @
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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WANTED-BY AN ENt;LISHMAN MARRIED NO
w incumbrance, situa lon a. first class oachmnn
nve yess references Apply At23i Broadway, New York
room NO. = WI
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CPEOIAL N9ITCg-rHE SPLENDID NAIL sTKAM.
~ ship IDAHO sailing for Queenstown aud Liverpool
on Tuesday January ~ VII carry LIMITED number Of
four persons every requisite Is provided Buporior 40
commQa9ton for stsersEe passeheers ~ low APP
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IC1 EAST 18TH ST.. FIRST FLOOR-A REsPECT.
TT able woman would like 10 take genemen,s
and ladies' washing to go out by the day; good ref
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SlTUATloN WANTED-AS COACHMAN AND GROOM
~ by single man; thoroughly under stands the buN
ncss; willing ana obalng; Ave years best reference.
factory. - 49,
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(NREA1 WESTERN ..irI l.'
" T1.l.. STEAMSHIP LINE, ..-.-
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is East
River follows:-
GREAT WESTERN Captain WIndham. Wed, jan ~
ARAGOh. captain LvmOs -. saturday. Feb. D
CABIN passage 81; intermediate, SIC; Storage 800
currency; excursion tickets $780, W l'iH 0f' 80
Apply to the agent, ~ south street ,...gl 1.r
MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
In Holland, Belgium the Rhine, Switzerland &C., via
ROTTERDAM f ff'
Steamer M yanuary
These beautiful carrying the United states
mail to the Netherlands well known TOR the regular
iy OF their trips. Rates of passage low.
General Agents. 81 Broadway
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
Tho steamship HOBENSTAUFEN aptain H. O.
FRANKIE. will sail on saturday. January T. at r. NJ,
from Bremen pier loot Of second street Hoboken to be
followed by steamship AMERIOA, Captain Aue Limon,
saturday, january %
RATES OF PASSAGE nc. LONDON, HAVRE AND
BREMEN.
rlr6t Cdolu tROid) $BW
becOnu tVOld)
OELIICHS 4. CO. Agents.
No. 2Bowling Green.
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(NUNARD LINE-B. AND n. A. r. NJ. s. p CO. ~
" Ni" NOTICE.
With q view of dim nishing the cha collision the
steamers OF this line take specified
OF The year.
On the outward from Queenstown TO New York
Boston, crossing the meridian 81 Is latitude, or
nothing to the north OF A..
On the homeward Passage crossing the meridian OF 50
at ~ Ia ,itude, nothing TO the nor of a.
From NEW YORK Tor LIVERPOOL and QUEENS1 OWN.
ALGERlA ...wed Jan. IL RUSSIA. Wed, Jan. n
PARTHIA..Wed. Jan. % JAvA........ We'd, Feb.
Steamers marked do not carry seeragc Passengers.
Cabin passage, $50 sl0J $780, gold, according
commod ition Return tckeis on favorable terms
Seerage tickets to and from all parts OF turope low
Freight and cabin oi-e, No Rowling Green.
steerage Office, III Broadway tirnity Buiidngi
ID CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN AGENT.
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GOA Sd Az. BETWEEN 18TH AND 77TH sTS,
:DO0 top lo0rA re peetibe young girl iS do up;
troner and thoroughly understands her buslness Will
come well recommended
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FROM San
[srEcrAL TO rnE ooLp MILL DAILY Srws.
Rescued ~ ssa-City Floating Debt
Discharged.

SAN FRAxcIsco, january Ill T. NJ
Tho American ship Annie NJ. Small,
from New York, arrived to-day. She
reports that in tho Straits Of Lemairs
she picked mp . boat containing the
crew OF the bark Willie 7. Thomson,
from st. Johns, New Brunswick, con-
sisting Of the captain and wife, steward
and wife, mate. second mate, carpenter.
sailmaksr and four ssamen Their ship
had been burned at a some fifteen
days previously.
TIE balance due on tho floating debt
Of this city to-day was discharged in
full. The aggregate amount Of the
debt thus l~iquidated is S4sO, 900.
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THKr Will Do iri-Peopls who like to
trade tG the best advantage In buying their
family groceries. provisions and all that sort o!
thing, insist on trading at Rlson's, Odd Fellows
Building. Main street. Gold Mil. There they
can ind just what they want. Including the
choicest OF Tan and case goods, fresh ground
coffee. all varieties OF pickles and preserves,
fresh vegetables and frults. choice liquor. oi AL
kinda, . splendid assertment oiehlna snd glas.
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
nee. Rison IL q good man 10 trade with.
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srocK %REPoRT.
lRxrosrrD pArIr 1T n. r. krArrxo . CO.
This Morutag.

This Morntng.
i3D ophir. $50. 10. as. 40. 2s5, 20 oSo. 40
as9, ass. 80, sssA. ssI b5n. go
ans Mexican, 81, %. 81. o., q, 81 sS, 0h,
1850 Goaid 4 Curry. ss, ss. ssx, 80. IS, 20, TOY,
aass Bs.fS n.leh.r. ss, CO. II, u, esS. IN.
20, -. s7k,Is
l6n Savage. io0, lso, f91
900 OvermAn. -. NJ, %. s.. 20 b
us Justice. $50. Us
30 Keriuek. AN. ., q
Js5 Daney. AZ. 81
30 seg. Becher. isS. TO
SIS L Mon Con /, VI. 70, ". "a, Sik. oak
DO Gold Hill Quartz. ~
800 Alpha. ~, -. 3.k ~ bJo. ~
lss California. T0, Tis, 7ic. so. rs
rs Succ.r,T
1850 E%flIs sn, IN, Is rr.. isS BIO, Is
TO sierra Nevada. ii .5S. Az
2ois Lady Brysn. n. n. II. i7S IS. 10, II
6sO Julis. iG, Is. n. NV
si5 Yellow Jacket. ilo, It's. les. 10!
$40 Imperial. -. - rs, nv. IN. ssk. Nb30
i-o Consolidated Virginia, SO. css, so. ssS,
t,aS. 100 bso
10 Caledosis. ~, 30 sso. -, sS
lSD Chollar Potosi, et. IS
Us Hale & So-ero-.. Is. ID
op Crosn rotnt. q. ttk. cS 4. BIO, ~, t5h
loss Delehsr. "a. Son. az
leo Confidence. 80, 81. SOY, 5ik h30
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EUREKA, GAL.
Important Cinnabsr Discovery
End OF tho vnsquss Trial.

Important Cinuabar Discovery
End OF she vHsquss Trial.
EuarKA, Cal. Jan. l0.-The Times
this morning snyS it is now q conceded
fact that discoveries Of cinnabar have
been made In Humboldt county. speci.
mems from tho ledge have been tested
with satisfactory results. II lies on tho
line Of the Knesland Prairie and Rround
Valley wagon road. near the line be-
tween Humboldt and Trinity. 200 per-
sons are locating claims. E
Tho vssques trial ended on Saturday;
the jury remained ont but a shot timo,
and returned q verdict Of guilty. The
punishment is death. The verdict gives
general satisfaction. It is thought that
otherwise, the prisoner would have been
taken from the authorities and lynched.
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TEnrrixa DrAru.-Kvey man OF woman
aniieisd with . cough or cold. which be or che
takes no measures to Arrest, 10 tenptingdeath.
There 10 not q drug store In the land where
Ilale's Honey Of Houfhound and Tar may not
he procured. and there 10 no ailment VI the
lungs or throat tending 10 consumption or
bronchitis, which it 10 not competent 70 cure.
DO mol suffer cold 10 accumulate on cold. but
arrest the fr.t symptoms o. pulmonary diseaee,
and tome and in,lgoraie the breathing organs
with this wonderful remedy. Pixies Tooth.
ache Drops ours In Que minute. II
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PrRrcrrox.-rhe nearest approach to per.
~fsctiou. In srtiies designed foe kliehsn nee, 10
that Of Dooley's Yeast Powder. now generally
recognized as the most economical and relia-
BILE Yeast Powder In the country. No houtc
hold should be without Il. To accomplish the
cam results, Il requires but one half or two
ihiris the quantity that Il 10 neeessary 10 use
OF other Bakiny Powders. while uniform cue
cess In making rolls, bread. biscuits. pastry.
ete., Il guaranteed. Recommended solely on
its merits pooley 4 brother, Nsnufscturer.,
% New street. New York. For tais b. AL
0rocen. IL
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM CARSON CITY.
LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEDINox.
Senate.

Senate.
Carson. January O..
Stevenson introduced y resolution that
the Senate vote viva voco for Senator at
twelve tomorrow. Adopted.
Ross introduced o proposal To amend
Section I. Article 2, Of tho Constitution.
II makes q residence Of INT year in tho
State and six months In a county, condi-
tions precedent to voting. Referred to
tho Judiciary Committee.
Ross introduced o concurrent resolu.
tion relative to the protection Of fish in
the Truckee river from sawdust. Re-
ferrsd to the Committee ON Federal Re-
lations.
Clapp gave notice Of abill TO suppress
three card monte and kindred games. It
makes playing them a felony.
westcoatt gave notice Of a bill to fund
the floating debt Of Lincoln county.
Farrell introduced q bill In MD Of a
railroad from Battle Mountain to Austin
in Lander county.
varian introduced q bill to prevent
cheating and unlawful games. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
The Secretary presented 3 message
from the Governor announcing his in
tended departure from tho State. His
departure makes Adams Acting Govern
or and Stevenson Acting Lieutenant
Governor.
House.
johnson gave notice OF q bill 10 pro-
vide for the construction Of a railroad
from the Virginia 4 Truckeo to the
Warm Springs and State Prision.
The bill relative to the creation OF q
State University, was referred to the
Committee on Education.
Nichols introduced nm amendment to
the Act to define the duties OF State
Printer and provide for the election OF
the same.
Frank introduced a bill to prohibit
the playing OF three card monte and
similar games. It makes playing them a
felony.
Beck offered q resolution relative to
the number Of members Of the Legis-
It reduces the total number to
-; lG in the Senate and 20 in the As
ssmbly. It provides for n COMMITTEES to
mako the apportionment from the official
oensus of 1870,
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Blue Porxrs. - LAfss.siEsd. delicious hl
waves. fresh from The sea. can b bad svery
morning a. Tom IleGrou's celebrated Rating
kinds OF hsh, spring chicken. porter houss
steaks and everything else efaved' by the inner
man. ue6rons dinner combinations are .
marvel Of g~astrononls skin. sell a
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
,.crA. 70 rn sotD MI DArlr Nm.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
rhe I4eui.I.na TreuhIe..

rho Leuisisna Troubles-
CHICAGO, January 1.-THE I'"'ss'
Washington special says the Presidents
message ON the Louisiana question will
be read in special Cabinet meeting to-
day, and BE- submitted 70 Congress TO-
morrow. The dispatch says the mes.
ssge, which was written In part By At
tornsy General Williams. promises to 30
q document we'll calculated to
alarm the country. for IL will
not only justify the Louisiana outrage,
but will declare that a similar policy will
be pursued toward every other portion
Of the South where the ghost Of a White
League has been seen. The 7rib,oe's
special says the Senate and House eau
cuses ON Saturday resulted in lit
Ito mort than an interchange OF
opinion, but the debate in both
was Of q temperate and harmonious
character. The most certain indication
Of the Senate caucus, IL that Senators
will cordially support tho administra-
ton, and are inclined to uphold the
Kellogg Government. Carpenter, and
those who voted with him last winter.
are the only ones openly In favor
OF a new election; but II 10 by
means certain that II President
shall recommend, and the House urge .
election. Senators for the sake OF
harmony. might also supportit. In the
House caucus Butler. Of Massachusetts,,
urged the passage Of a bill. supported
by syphsr. who was very severe upon
tho Kellogg Government. The Tribune's
New Orleans special says that most Re-
publican leaders are dsnouncing Dibble
and Syphor for urging Congress to order
a new election. Ksllogg's plan now
seems to ask Congress to declare his
Government a provisional government
Of the State till 1867.
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Jrsr READ THis.-Hsyman Brothsrs have just
opened . new furniture store on the eornsr Of
y and raylor. streets. They oGof everything
any houss this eide OF ssu Yrancisco. They
ksrp constantly on hand Q large stock Of furuf.
ture. bedding. carpets. croekery, giass and
plated ware. Give them Q call. de1 I'm
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II your hair 10 coming out or turning gray.
do not murmur over q misfortune you can 80
essiiy avert. Ayers Hair viger win remove
the cause Of your griefb b. restoring your hair
10 IL natural color. aud Herewith your good
looks and good nature.
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FROM SACRAMENTO.
Dead Bodies Ia ths Ruins or the
western Hotel.

SACRAMENTO, January 1.-The West
err Hotel, in this city, was burned on
Saturday afternoon. Thus far three
bodies have been found in the ruins.
Others are supposed to be buried under
tho debris.
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Rousd Third aud Last.

After some talk with his friends, Bel
lam concluded to wrestle. This round
was quickly decided in Sabin's favor
without a dispute. Time. four minutes.
The referee then decided him winner Of
the wrestle and purse. Sabin was then
lifted on tho shoulders OF his friends
and carried to the green room.
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After Talk,

The wrestling match has been the talk
OF the whole town all day. Go where
you may it is the same topic which is
being discussed. The hackers OF Bcllam
claim that the second fall should have
been given to him. and also that he was
miscrably cut by the spikes in Sabin's
shoes. Sabin's friends claim just the
reverse in regard to the latter point, but
say that the referees decision was cor
rect with respect to the fall. Thus the
matter stands.
There was talk on the streets to tho
effect that Bill Noonan had challenged
Sabin TO wrestlc. collar and elbow, for
5000 n side. This would be n more
equal match. ~ both men are OF about
the same build. Ssbin can raise this
amount easily. II necessary.
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ossfLEnEsy CLOTHING, Etc.
|DOAS o LIKE
o It'll
Dur II YoU WISH TO DO A KIND,
asighborly act 70 your ftiend', lust nsn'
ton In = pleasant. eonadisg way, that
CONN 4 IsAAcS,
....es rns....
W HTS E,
IS South G Street,
VIRGINIA. oirY,
ARE NOTED FOR
BIG BARGAINS
MINIS AND BoYs'
@ L o T N G.
Ai.s STATE, In q .sisheerly way. tina, tAsy have
really The
Largest and Finest Stock
IN virginia CITY,
OR IN the STATE OF NEVADA.
It would not be amis' to hint that they
MANUFACTURE THEIR OWN GOODS
And can Afford to sell
CHEAHER THAN THE CHEAPExr
OF course rou can suggest . look at their
Very Large stock Of
CLOTHING,
YOUTHS and BOYS oyERCoIrs,
ETC., ETC.
forge, to call in and see their stock Of
Goods & Blankets,
AND SHOES.
HATS AND GAPS.
TRUNKS. vALIsEs,
and.
rue LARGEST AND FINEST STORE
IN NEVADA.
CONN 4 IsAAcs,
Nc. 10 ssath c street.
VIRGINIA o'55G * NEVADA
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PORTLAND, OR
Columbia River Closed by Ice.

PORTLAND. January 1.-THE Col
umbia River is closed by Ice above the
mouth Of the Willamette.
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CeuIda's RiuG.

During the interval between the first
and second falls, Eugene Marley, the
umpire for Sabin. called out that he
would wresile any man in tho house for
twenty dollars after the grand match
would terminate. No sooner had he
..shot his mouth of" than Bill Soonan
skipped up the steps leading to the
stage and covered his money, stating
that he had q man. Keenan,. or Quinan
by name. Owing to tho lights being
turned of after the first match, this
second one did not come of. and We be-
lieye the stakes were drawn.
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GREAT REJOICING !
FALL CAMPAIGN
FAIRLY ,MAuouRArEDs
BANNER BROTHERS,
LAS USUAL,
TRIUM PHANrl
TusT RECEIVED AND STILL RECEIVING
81 al this Mammoth Establishment. the most
extensive and complete assortment o.
Fall and Winter
&c L 7 q
Ever brought to this city.
The Be,i Of Fabric and the Mobiles. styles Of
BUSINESS SUITS
Can be found at
BANNER
Satin.Lined Dress Suits,
To sui, the most f.stidious, at
BANNER BROTHERS.
cHlHcHIllA, DIAGONAL. AND BEAVER
ovERcoATs,
That will excel anything ever exhibited In the
city OF Virgins for comfort
and durability, Of
BANNER BROTHERS.
OUR ASSORTMENT IS THE LARGEST,
OUR VARIETY THE GREATEST,
Our Goods the Best, and
Our Prices the Lowest.
BANNER BROTHERS
BID Defiance to ~ oppc.ItiO1, md WI, cell
at PRICES so Low ~ viii send
terror TO all self styled Cloth
inv Dealers Of this city.
BANNER BROTHERS.,
Who always study &c please their patrons. are
forward dealings, to msfii. the
respect and esteem OF
their fellow.eitiEens.
BUY ALL YOUR CLOTHING OF
BANNER BROTHERS.
Corner G and Taylor Streets,
VIRGINIA. CITY.
ROOFS BROS.
PALACE CLOTHING STORE
No. ~ South Q Street, Virginia.
Opposite Enterprise once.
GREAT REpucTIoNi
Twenty-Five Per Cent. Less Than
Formerly.
cI'orH'Na' CLOTHING, ...
IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR IMMENSE
j Stock OF Clothinx and TO realize each, We
now offer our entire stock Of Clothing and far
nlshing goods OF the best make, such ~
nkkfEHREgHs9 2y1SyksiEa ,SH4s,
tiJN$sitix SyERGoArs
ebSfiaStGs SsfE ,s.,IITSs
'tiSS SAS9ah iSssSS4s
Sf iSsskFid ESASSITa
Wi; aIsR ASRsrs,
And q full line Of Furnishing Goods, and ali
other goods In our line, At
TWENTY-FIVE Per CENT. LESS THAI
FORMERLY ASKED.
A full line Of BOOTS. SHOES, GLOVES,
HATS and CAPS.
We desire the atteation Of hsu sckeepers and
keepers Of lodging houses. % We cell ~ kiSds
Of BLANKETS At San Francisco Cost, and oar
Fourteen Quarter White Blankets, 81 ts-Ths
Very Beet.
~ =. h. Our styles OF goods are well
known. and only the very best OF materials arc
,elected, Please give us q call before Durehas-
Ing elsewhere.
Roos BROS.
PALACE CLOTHING STORE,
Nc. n south q street.. virginia.
GIANNUZZI & POSTIGLIONE,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
~. % yopfk n 1fpssf.
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rhs rirt Round,

Both men took the collar and elbow hold
and proceeded to business very csutious-
ly. with sabin evidently inclined to press
matters. lie trippcd Bellam. hut the
latter saved himself. and then made an
attempt to do likewise To Sabin. Sabin
then kept his eyes wide open. to await
developments. His opportunity soon
arrived. and he locked his left leg neatly
around Bellaa's right and threw him
fairly and squarsly upon his back. Moth
ing could have been done neater. Time.
eight minutes. The referee then or
dered q rest Of fifteen minutes.
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Observation-Disclosures cone
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nearly touched the 6oof. but rsgained
his feet amid applause from the house
Sabin was altogether too confident, an
gave Bsllnn more than . excellent
opportunity to end the round. Bellam
seemed moro disposed to let Sabin do
the locking. and by that means to throw
him. Twice again Sabin nearly threw
Bellam. At last seeing that Bellain
would not stand up to his work he COM
menced to tap him below his right knee
cap, invariably hitting him in n spot.
At last the blood began TO show through
Bellam's tights, and his friends raised =
cry OF ''foul." Not allowed. II now
became evident that II wa Bellam's in
tsntion to wear his opponent out, a.
Sabin grew very flushed. Sabin tried to
press matters. and five times again no
almost threw Bellam. but the latter was
TO quick. Then Bellam commenced his
work. pressing Sabin. Sabin got in
another trip, and at last they both fell
together on their knees. II Is claimed
that each man broke his hold. II Is
certain that Sabin broke his. but he
claims that Bellam did also. Con-
siderable time elapsed before the referee
gave his decision which was "No Fall"
HAD Taste.
At the expiration Of tho fifteen min
utes allowed for rest, the referee adj
dressed the spectators and said that Bel
lam claimed the last as his fall, but that
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~ y. h. Our styles OF goods are well
known. and only the very best OF materials are
,elecied. Please give Us = call before purehas.
Ing elsewhere.
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Reducing Che PRECEDENT. salary.

wAsHsoros. January 9.-Rspresenta-
tive Co1's bill to reduce the Presidents
salary to S25 900. has been laid on the
table OF the House by the Appropria-
ton Committee. but q bill Is pending
before another committee reducing the
salary to the old amount after the expi-
ration OF the present incumbent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-11
BANNER BROTHERS

Bid Defiance to all Opposition, and win cell
their New and Mammoth Stock OF Clothing
at PRICES so LOW ~ win send
terror to all self styled Cloth.
ing Dealers Of this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-11

A full line Of BOOTS. SHOES. GLOVES,
HATS and CAPS.
We desire the attention Of hsu sckespers and
keepers Of lodging houses, % We cell Ill kinds
OF BLANKETS at Han YrsueIseo Cost, and our
Fourteen Quarter White Blankets, 81 ts-rhs
Very Beet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-11
COME AND nK MEAI.ED.

II matters not what jour trouble may be.
come aud let the Doctor Examine your esse. IL
will cost YOU nothing for consultation, 20 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he eau cure yoa he
will tell YOU 80; n not. he viii cay 80. Tor ne
win not undertake a cure unless heis confident
OF aff eting u cure.