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vania have accepted their nominations
and hope to poll the full vote Of their
party, which is estimated at fifteen
thousand, mostly drawn from the Re
publican ranks.
" cost about three thousand dollars
more per annum to supply the White
House with fuel under Grant than IL
did under Lincoln. This would seem to
indicate that the more whisky a man
drinks the harder it is to keep him warm.
SINCE the implication of Avery, chief
clerk of the Treasury Department, in
the whisky frauds, it has been made pub
lie that his appointment was due to
White House influence. lie was former
ly in the International Revenue Depart
ment, and was much indebted for his
transfer to the intercession Of the Presi-
dents private secretary.
CLEVELAND Plain Dealer: There will
be no split in Ohio Hard and soft
money Democrats will work shoulder to
shoulder for the overthrow Of the Repub-
'io"n party "h'oi VI "io'e 'oi'e
quehce 10 .he country .na', a'y an,oun'
Of vague theorizing. No Democrat ap-
proves OF 'he rotten 'iia,cr'' Pohcy VI
'he grant party "n'cn o,'ne' On '"e
people uepression anu .ne nS'' ''"ie
THE indianapolis Journal, nettled,
perhaps, at the suggestion that Indiana
L.. g.. he
mas TWO candidates ior the rresidehcy,
gives the following list OF illinois gentle
men VINO havg EXPECTATIONS OF ne'ng
President some time or otner T. d.
Washburne, John a. Logan, hicharu ..
Oglesby, John NJ. faimer, Judge DaViu
DAVIS, Ex-senator Lyman lrumpuii ana
Judge ID. Caton' ,,, :. Al,
MORTON Is 70 'ounu us ousle III 'ne
Jungies vi ohio sumo 'e" u, uoAen s,n.''
pe'"eei' TINS 'inie anu 'ne n's. y, 80
oer' IL Is NOT kho"h Pie'ise'y hV" NC
stahds On 'ne currency iues'ion ou' a'
ne was LOT specie payment wheh Oonsie'
was III session' ! may ce in'e,iou ~"
that ne Is III ia'or Vi i''i,a''Vn, On
months Is aoou' a. ions "s ne no''' W
one 'hlng ,,
oohh people nave 'he inPuue".. p"
inquire upon wna' au'hori'y ! res,uen'
Grant directed 'he uei'hque 'aA us' /"
De printed III ms personal organ az " "ai,
lngton' al a cost Oh s'o,VVv, :. Is Ioo
10 support an organ at "aShing'on, AZ
.he eAPense oi .ne 'aAipaye,' , ', .n' ...;.r D,,
tric' OF Ooiuhlola' put Is ~ NeePlns WIN
uran' wnoie ponoy !" ''e hs '
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TOPsss or THE TINE.

Contrary TO all the teachings Of Sun
day-school literature, Pennsylvania lad
has fallen upon prosperity by going fish
ing on Sunday. lie didn't catch any fish,
but he saved a wealthy gentleman from
drowning, and has had ten thousand
dollar bank account started for him by
the grateful survivor.
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ONE Of the singular condolences Of
these centennial times Is the wonderful
eruption of persons Of very advanced
ages. When have we ever heard that
there were 40 many people in the land
who have passed their fourscore and ten,
and even fvescore years, as during the
last few months9 Centennial matters have
evidently had an inspiring effect and
stirred the old folks into little self.as-
sertion.
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General Breriffes.


July l2th was the anniversary Of the bat
tie of the Boyne. 1t was celebrated by the
Orangemen in several cities in this country
at Philadelphia, st, John, y. b., and Law
renee, Mass. At Lawrence crowd of sew
eml hundred lrishHen made AN attack upon
the members Of a lodge of Orangemen return.
Ing from picnic. The picnickers drew re-
yolvers. and fired upon the attacking party.
The firing quickly dispersed the mob, who
scattered in all directions. II is impossible
to learn the accurate result of the shooting.
So far rs known no one vas killed outright
two men, one woman, aud a boy, twelve
wears old, were wounded, none severely. OF
the wounded Ormgemen twelve were wouu'
ded by stones aud bricks, some of them
quite severely, and four policemen were
more or less hurt. The riot lasted two hours
aud a half, and extended over a route Of a
mile throu sh the most thickly settled portion
Of the city.
In the single scull contest between the
College Boat Clubs ut the recent race at Sar'
atoga, Kennedy, Of Yale, came out first
best
l,ell A Martin, grain merchants, of Mil
~aukee, nave failed, being unable to fulfill
contracts for the delivery Of wheat to the
amount of 2l0,t 90 bushels.
At the Cotton Congress, in session at Ra'
leigh, n G., resolution was adopted re-
questiug Congress to afford such aid a. will
insure the construction of three great trunk
line railways from Chicago to Morristown,
Tenn; from st. Louis, through the Cumber-
land Gap, to Knoxville, and from Memphis
to or near Atlanta, Ga.
The American Book Trade Association
has been holding meetings at Niagara Falls,
Business of importance connected with reg
ulations of the book trade were transacted.
Great excitement prevails among the in
habitants of Grand Rapids, Michigan, origi'
mating in the supposed discovery of a gold
mine in that city ON sherman street, be-
tween East aud Fuller streets.
At Hartford, Conn, the Legislative suf
irage Committee has reported In favor OF
allowing women to vote in Presidential
elections.
The Roman Catholic clergy, Of Lawrence
Mass, have issued a card condsmning th,
riot in that town, aud expressing the hop,
| that the ringleadcis may be made TO feel IN,
enormiiy OF their crime.
General Winslow has been appointed re
ceiyer OF the Burlington, Cedar Rapids AN,
Minnesota Railroad,
/ Donaldson ascended from Chicago on th'
18th OF July, with local editor OF that city
and has not been heard from up to the pres
ent writing. Incoming vessels give the fol
lowing statements, which seem to prove tha
the aeronauts have been drowned in LAX
Michigan Captain furlong Of the steau
barge New Ira, reports seeing, about lift,
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USIoS REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
EXECUTIVE tOAaIrTkk,
WAshISeIOS, u. C., June l6, 1875.

DEAR SIR: In view Of the approaching
Presidential campaign and the State elec-
tions which are to occur the coming Autumn.
this committee has been directed to provide
for the immediate and thorough re-organira-
tion of the Republican party, and the circu'
lation Of such documents rs will be essential
for the work.
Assuming you to be Republican, desirous
Of maintaining the ascendency OF the Re
publican party, and thus securing the bene-
fit OF Republican principles, and that to do
this you are willing to contribute, to areason'
able extent, in providing the necessary and
legitimate means to support the Republican
party, both in the form of the personal effort
and with the contribution OF money, We
hope you may be willing to send TO the
Committee (5) Five dollars to be expended
As above indicated.
The Committee desire to enter upon their
duty at once, and il is of the utmost I'M
portance that they be able TO make up the
list Of contributors and those who will take
AN active part in the work and TO Judge the
extent of the means to be at their disposal
on the first day Of the coming month.
Please reply under cover of the enclosed
envelope, and greatly oblige the committee
aud
Your obedient servant,
J. NJ. EDNusDs,
Secretary.
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Calling for Slmesrs.

The Radical leaders are in a desperate
strait, and finding it next to impossible
longer to draw from the Treasury, under
one pretext and another, sufficient funds
to carry on their campaigns, in addition
to levying tribute of one per cent. on
the salaries of clerks and Federal ofh-
cials, are sending begging letters over the
country, imploring the faithful to come
down with the greenbacks, 50 that the
honest will of the people may not be ex-
pressed at the ballot-box.
The letter we give below was sent to
a gentleman, who formerly voted the
Republican ticket, but who is now no
thoroughly disguised with the rotten
ness of Radicalism, that, instead Of send
ing s. to Mr.. Edmunds, he will vots
against the Radical ticket at the ap-
preaching election. We give this letter
as a specimen of the desperate condition
of tho Administration party, and the
struggle they are making to continue in
their corrupt exercise OF official power.
This begging epistle ought to disgust
every honest man with the men and the
party who send it out. 1t is as follows;
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


The Omaha Heraids letter from the Red
Cloud Agency, states that q strong, we'll.
armed, aud wellequipped body Of IIncapapa
Sioux are on the war.path in the Black
Hills, with the avoved determination 10
cover the country with horses hoof tracks.
have had two encounters with the white
men (miners) and KILLED seven in one and
thee. In, aunth.r uarfy
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A NOVEL theory Of the formation Of
the aurora borealis has been advanced
by J. II. Groneman in the German
A.tronomischc Nachrichtn. He suggests
that there may be fragments and particles
of magnetic substances, such as nickel
and iron, moving around the sun, which
are rendered incandescent by friction
upon entrance into the earth's atmos.
phere, and then become visible in the
form ofaurora light.
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THE most incorriglble delusion Is con-
celt.
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Accidents aud Incidents.

William Drennen and Charles HALEY, two
young men of Van Buren,, Ark, went boat
riding a short time since, on the Mississippi
river. The boat capsized, drowning Dren-
men and two ladies with him. HALEY barely
escaped.
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Criminal Record.


A turbulent negro named Burnside, was
shot and killed, ON Randolph road, FIVE
miles from Memphis, by VIM. Mitchell, col
ored, whose life Burnside had threatened to
take on sight. Mitchell went to the city and
gave himself up.
Mrs. Morgan, who severely cut a black
smith named John Bellamy few days ago,
near Horn Lake, Miss, as reported at the
time, was afterward arrested, and, at an eN-
animation before squire Farmer Bellamy
testified she had twice tried to poison him,
and afterward attempted to cut his throat.
This was denied by Mrs. Morgan, who stated
that Bellamy had come to her bed and at
tempted to outrage her person, and she had
seized a razor lying on table, and defended
herself, and then fled from the house. She
was released by the Magistrate.
Mrs. Dunn, wife OF a laborer in Lowell,
Mass, was recently kicked to death by her
husband who wanted money from her, but
was refused. Dunn is under arrest.
negro convict, while attempting to es.
cape from prison at Little Rock, Ark, was
shot and killed by guard.
Recently, the rear portion Of the City
Hotel, at lynchburg Va, fell down, killing
Mrs. A. l.. Brown and negro child, and seri
ously injuring several Others.
A number Of thieves entered the house OF
Mr.. Matthias Douser, OF New York City, d
few days ago, during his absence, between
the hours Of eleven and twelve in the morn
ing, bound, gagged. and blindiolded his wife
who was there alone, and, ransacking The
house, robbed it of $4,000 in bonds. The,
escaped without detection or arrest. Th'
New York World regards the police of New
! York as inefficient, and fayors a vigilance
[ committee.
I Mrs. A. X Dimmock, at Northampton
/ Miss, attempted To take the life of Dr. A
| W. Thompson, with revolver, because h'
failed to keep his promise to marry her
| The doctor has taken steps for her contine
ment rs a lunatic.
James Bayley, employee of the New lorl
/ Central Railroad, at New York City, wa
| shot and instantly killed few days ago b.
/ his eldest son, James l.. Bailey. Father an'
son quarrrlcd, when the latter drew re
yolVer and fired He then walked out int
the street, aud gave himself in custody to
passing policeman, 20 whom he acknowI
] s1,,sd his crime aud WAS lacked up
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ROCHESTER Cathedral, one of the three
earliest of English churches, was getting
in a wretchedly dilapidated condition,
when in 1871 the Dean and Chapter took
the matter to heart, and now the old
monument has been restored. There re-
main still traces Of the original struc-
ture but the entire church seems to have
been rebuilt in Norman style, aud despite
the alterations of modern barbarism, the
nave still remains Norman to this day.
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THERE should he cheap bread for the
poor next winter. The crop reports from
England and the European continent be-
come more and more favorable as the sea-
son advances. In France the wheat is
growing luxuriantly and promises well
for the present harvest, and this applies to
all parts Of that country, as well as Ger
many, Hungary and the Southern prov
ince Of Russia. In none Of these coun.
tries has any injury been experienced,
either from early frosts or late droughts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-12
mrpDLK-AGED MIN.

mIDDkB~AehS Hse's
There are many Of the age Of thiriy 70 .,ny .,.,y
Who are troubled with too ffeqnent svaensren
oftbs bladder, ofien accompanied ~ asngn'
smartipe o. burning sensation. and wesken.
inS ofthr syptem In manner the peucnt esn.
ny, ny, secount for ON examining the urinary do:
nosits 4 RORY pediment win often be found, snd
somsfines mali particles OF slnuuen VIII ~.
nsss. or The color will be of thin and mlikl,h
Bne' srsin changing 10 rdafk and torpid sp.
pesrsnee, There are many men whod die oitni
SifIsuiiy. ignorant Of the cause, when 70 the
s.ecnd siase or fsemInal weakness. DR.. y. will
srsysntee I perfect cure IN all such cases. and
healthy restorution Of the genito- urinary or
b.-ouly IN interview required In ma.
,ority Of easep; balance OF treatment can be
ssonductsd at homs without Interruption Of
SusIpess. Ofdes hours-lo 70 !. Ito 8. and Z TO
3, BupAays-s - Z =. \. only. Consolation
Yrse. EIaninAtion ard sdviee. %.
~ DIR. II. J.SPERR, late Surgeon In Bel.
LEVINE Hospital. u now aysoeiatcd with Dr.
Spinney. and VIII give special attention 10 the
treatment u diseasep of the EYE and KAR.
OR CHRONIC.
WA an communication strictly confidential.
Post once address.
DR. a. u, hPlNNRY,-
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GRoM EKoLAHpJ
DR.. THOMAS

GRADUATED AT TIIR ROYAL c0I.LEoE
" Of Surgeons. England; the Royal College
OF Physieians. London. and Liebeg's univer.
siiy Of Grepsau. Germany. In The ytars lsSe
and 1854. receiving his Diploma ~ Member Of
the Roy al College Of sufge0ns, kngland, u.
eentiaie of the Royal College Of Phyyleians.
London. and Doctor Of Medicine Of the unIvef.
siiy oi 0ressau. These diplomas may be seen
the Doctors once.
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10 tn. LADIES.

DIR. BPINNEY, while naturally impressed
with ths delicary Of the subject feels NO hesi.
taney In assuring them that. IN conjunction
.uferipgp, such a. Nervousness. Neuralgia.
Rp,naI Weaknrss. l>oss of Appetite. Lassiisd~.
prulapsus Uieri, ketrovefplons or Dipplare.
mcnt OF ihe Womb. Vaginal irrrgulzfiiies. LEU.
shorrca. Dyspspsla. Indigestion, opptipstion.
and MANY peiiy, Irritating dlsirnefiois that
slmosi Invariably have their origin ~ the uter.
Inc region, he can afford them :mmcdiaterelief.
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YOUNG MEN,

Who NAV be suffering from the sneetfof youth:
mi folliss or Indiscrct.op. viii do weilto avail
themrelyes OF this, the gieatest boon ever lald
n the altar Of sunetnR humanity. DIR. sPlN.
NEY viii guarantee 70 ioIieii ave hundred dol.
nj Z dipesse Of any kind OF character which he
uudertskes and falls TO cure. lie would. there.
fore, say 70 the unfortunate sufferer Who may
"a this notice, that you are treading upon
6sprerous ground when you longer delay In
seking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the arst staee-remember, you
are sppfoaehing the last. Ifyou are bordering
mon The last, and ars su6ering some or all OF
lts evil effects. remember that y you sbstin.ts.
Come when the most skilifal physician can rem
der yuu no assistance: when the doors OF hope
vilibs closed sgainst zoo yhen no angel II o.
mercy can bring you relief: in no ease nas we
Doctor faIlsd ofsuecess. Then Jet not despair
vori itseIf upon your Imagination. but avail
yourssifof the beneneisi result. o. his treat;
n ent bsfore your case 10 beyond the reseh OF
medical sEill. or before grim death hurries you
70 premature grave.
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NOTICE.

THE1R WILL M A MEETING OF THE
j Socisty of Paciae Coat Ptonesrs d The
Inc pIvids, o Soslh O slfess, on TBURsDAY
rsxt, at N e'eloek ?. =. Buslness OF import.
anes viii b trxnsaeted. and full attandancs
Of The memhsss 10 rsspectfully invited.
Dy order Of The Board of Directors.
.lll 'lHf ] .. 4. hchRAhs. Prssldent,
T. erosxn. Secretary. nc ID
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fIAHInAIleu AID ADVICE $3.50.

DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male patients
only Into his private medical esiablishment,
where every attention 10 paid 70 their comfort
By the Doctor and experieneed nurres.
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. THOMAS viii merely state that he pays
fsnsiss. In 1854 be received . special diploma
from the Royal College Of Surgeons, England.
sigped By Dfs. Robert Lee and Arthur Parrc.
PhysIeisns TO their Royal nighnessss tbs Prin.
cess OF Wales and the Duchess of Edinburgh.
attetting 20 his proficiency and thoroeRh
knowledge Of disesres Of women. This dip
Iona can be seen IN bio ONCE.
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70 the Young, Middle Aged and II.
lf deYly Men 1f rrI

who su6sr from nervous debility, debllilsiipg
dreams. lownrss Of spirits, iassitnde. detlrc TO
AVOID society. giddine's, dinness OF sight,
syphilitic, contagious or fkin dlfeasef. anrc.
lions OF the heart. iupgr. liver. kidneys aud
ufethIn, " =. ~ 7. ID --L-
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County TreaSurer's Office.

TT NrrL puRrnER NOTICE TBE oPricE
" Of The rrp.snrer of storey Couaty will Le
l., .l~d In the Owen nniiding. o0s door scath
~ ~ enslne hoass of Young Amesica knsins
Company No. ,. South Q street; v,,c,I.a; sMiru
90 tf s".
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COME AND sR HEALED.

n matters not what your trouble may be,
.oms and let the Doctor ermine yoar case. lt
iii cost you uothing for oonsanation, 90 please
raiI and sstisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
underpispds your case. n he can cure you hs
IiiI tslI you % u not, be win say %. Tor he
viiinot Undertake cure unless he 10 confident
AZ s6srfiu0 the same,
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DR.A. b. SPlNNEY,
Has Renewed to No. iSS Bssth @

Street, Virginia. opposite champlsin Iiouse.
Dr. Spiunsy, we'll known throughout the
country % Paihoio5tst and Physiologist.
whose succcssful treatment Of certain physical
disabilities and functional derne~fnri,is Dr..
seryedly cutltls him TO the familiar rreognl.
lion OF the GREAT sPKCfAiiS1', would re-
sp,ctfully inform the citizens Of virginia City
and Vicinity that his Increasing patronage de.
nsndipg more commodious apartments, he has
removed TO his new once. No. tss South Z
strvvt, Virginia, seven d0ors north Of the
Wrench Drug store, where he VIII he pleased
10 consult with all, thus giving invalids an op.
portunity Of Kidding thsmsclves. through. his
pruiessicpal agency. OF such constitutional an.
no, snces and ailments - hs clalms 20 compass
and 70 cure. without entering Into biogrAph.
zeal details, II 10 sufhciept 20 simply promul.
eaie lie fact that DIR. bPiNNkl'S earliest
Reputation may bo traced back to his inaugp.
raiiou and conduct Of the Montreal Canada
KAN Medical Institute. The regime OF tho
Rprli,h Pharmaceutical Colleges 70 gzugrd by
an elevated standard. An extended rrpcIienee
and m assIduous study OF the varied phases
ofdiscass enables him 10 guarantee asruranees
OF ruccess In the eradication Of the muliiiorm
eirunIe Affections incident TO both sexrs. such
n Neryous Debility, Exhausted vitality,
Youthful Rxcesses, Marriage Impedimentss
ma f,hronic disoasc1 generally.
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skR DOCTOR THOMAS At ONCk.
lie will thoroughly investigate Jour disesse
every cave be undertaken,
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SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMODATION.
Until FURTHER NOTICE. SLEEPING
" Cars will be run over the virginia and
uekec Railroad a. follows: Leave saern-
n snto Sunday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and Fri
dIy, Leave Car-on = Monday and Wednes-
~ Evenings. runninx thrOuth TO sarramsnto !:
q ,d ou Thursday and saturday Evenings direct
4 Oailaud wharf. without change.
n. VI. YERINGrON,
aencral Superintendent.
yirginia. Nevada. April Is, ISIS. ION
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Check Lost.

CrRrrpIcArR OF DKpt siT NO. nam.
~ for $40, drawn In favor Of Peter oenssn
b. the Flask of California Az ney. Oold Hill,
u lost. Payment sf ths an1e hss bssn s!scpsd.
and the hndes will eonfsr favor By leaving
sald certificate st the Bshk. mol i0
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Or. THOMAS

Treatment Of special Diseases Of tho Gepefs.
tive Organs has been witnIut parallel II 10
based purely upon pathological principles, IL
perfectly sais, speedy snd permanent in IT. 81.
fects. never for . single hour preventing the
patient from following bis daily oecupsiion.
but on the contrary imparting tone TO the ncr.
vous and muscular system with astounding
rApidIty. t....s. ...H ...r..
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VOL XIV.

IOS AND Ann ArrEn SUNDAY, APRIL
rnaoucn PASSENGER TRAINS
tor RENO, eennecting with Eastern and West.
en bound Passenger Trains of the z. i. H.,
WILL LEAVE
| virsisia C1ty statiss-..--.-.ss 100 =. ~.
| Geld Iiiii i-.-.--..-------...-----as Mn r ".
| carson Ctty-.-..-----..-----...at s.t5 U. vs.
| Arrtsins at wrss s.---....----at ti.So Fen.
Will. LEAvk
Rene s..--.............--...-.-.- JsOo A.u
| tar~sa City $50 n.
q cid ili...........-------..-...s: 0oS n. M'
| Nrvtviss at vtrsisia Ctty---at 6.f5 \. N.
LOCAL PAssENGkR TEAMS LEAVE
IRaiSIA CITY FoR cARsOS CITY
,.as a. NJ. ~ "a, s.d 5.l5 2. M.
LEAVE
CARSON CITY Fon virginia cirN
"a. NJ, ~ Va. s.a r.M.
FREIGHT and AccoMMopATloS TRAINS
Leave Virginia City for Reno At I;S A. y. and
aS wsi ~ 4 ,s.'s q isssN sss .SS s r. .'" y 0'
HREIGIIT TRAINS
cave Virginia City daily Il 80 4. ~, - A. H.,
. % =. n. !, ~. i3o =. H., as 2. n, $50 r's.
Leave Csrou City daily at "a. H.. 8 a. H.,
Il A. ~. Ian, i.t3 r. n, ~. H., o.1r. =.
And 1.30 n.
Atviryinia City, Gold I'M asd Carson ofhces,
4 through Ticket. can be obtained To San Fran.
c ,en, Ogden and internstiiats points on the
=. o. X. k.
Throu.,h Tickets can b. procured at the Com.
my. ofice-. Virginia and Carson. tor all the
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General Superintendent.