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beautiful i.i-r- Of work.

Tho NV. has been shown . very neat
and handsome piece Of cabinet. work In
the shape Of . lady's work box made for
and presented to = lady In this town BY
Andy johnson. who Is residing at tho
State Prison. near Carson. II 10 made OF
a variety Of ornamental woods. inlAid.
~yenecrci. etc., and certainly IL n OF the
hsnlsomes, aud most creditAblo pieces OF
work We have yet seen from that institu.
ton. Mr.. johnson must have expended
no ANAL amount u labor during his spare
time, and 10 shows an excellent degree OF
tAstc, skill aud ingenuity on his part.
The recipient % this beautiful present
esteems and appreciates 1t highly. John
son has been a prisoner there for tho last
seven years. during which time his con.
duct has been exemplary in tho highest
degree. Twcniy years more confinement
would not make him any better than no Ia
now. The worst mistake of his life was
that of getting himself into State Prison.
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pIprR,s NEW OPERA HOUSE.
o.. arus.,s Bsseas THIS Evssisg
"A Dessis Biii and fieasy 81

Tho attractive burlesque oil Chow
Chez" Vas repeated last evening TO Q
sIN..,,.,,. In p,na,,. New Omar, Hou...
IAf --,
virginia City' HWn presenter IN sooo
style.
hi. -.,sn;ro . comnliment.yv bcne6t
~" - IN
VIII % endereo 70 Gus BRUNO. Twin
doubtless be . rosrer. and . hns double
hill viii be pressntsd. The entertainment
iii on.n rith .Wsnted. One Thousspd
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logically ~sp~akisg.

The fact that ice forms on the s~ir-engines
in the mines OF Virginia City 10 not dis
putci. The same thing has been noticed
in Gold Hill. Tho assertion Is hazarded.
however. that II IL really colder here than
In Virginia. Why. they have good skating
in the Carson Valley many times when We
who live ON tho mountain are not 90
favored. IL IL not logical. therefore. 10
infer that the further down the hill you
get, tho colder IL becomesp Now In the
sump Of tho Crown Point mine. where the
water stands at 10 degrees PArenheit, the
Ice formed lAst night 10 such . thickness
that IL was necessary to cut u With AIS,
and one Of the men who fell through the
hole in the leo uss 30 badly scAlded that
doubts Of his recovery are entertained. ~
is sometimes uncomfortably cold In Gold
Hill
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III. Ja.ue.-Ai,. Cemprsmi.s,

According 70 present adviecs and In
dicatious the chances for . compromise Of
the Justice-Alta dispute are not good.
The proposed basis Of compromise, 10
cording to the Poet. was that the disputed
ground between the two mines should be
ccLed TO q new company Of l20, 900 shares.
and that . stock dividend should b
declared 10 the companies. provided that
baldwin would sign . 81. OOO, 900 bond 20
guarantee the validity Of the woodville
title. II 10 understood that Lady wash
ingtou VA TO come In for q slice OF the
new company. and that the dividend was
10 be a. follows : Alta. 5000 shaees ; JUS
tice. 10000. and Lady Washington. 10000.
Baldwin Ia accused OF being the obstinate
one 70 knock this arrangement In the
head. and the Alta folks declare that they
will paddle thsir own u hereafter re-
gardless Of consequences.
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COLONEL FAIRS BONANZA sAsY.
where b. Hf-rhs ssssasies -
son fraaeisco RsgaFdssg g.


San francisco IL AWAY eaSer sno
agape for Q sensation. and especially In
,hs nav M mint. In stocks. The other
9 49, n v.,. .,r ola ch,es
uay ooionei ' W. T~"' w. -
Comstock mining superintendent nap
pened down there, and In reply 10 one OF
....nu.,,r. r.,s,.ts,t big-esred iptsr-
~ % ~. .uoo,h
viewers Joooseiy romAiAou -
and easy way. my son. the Any porn
and "A. bigger than Its daddy." The
1870 mi. i,rpor,.nt or.cular DECLARE
49," --....,, an. ,,,w
non new Ike "nunIo 'hivI'-"
The fssf serves u up
Colonel Fair should have psen more ex-
plicit. However. stock people are making
the most Of his ambiguous remark. and In
the absence OF further details are locating
''the baby" themselves. Johnny SkAe In
sists. Of course. that u lies In the Sierra
fevaiA. There are $500 feet In that mine.
and II the baby Is really there q VAL have
an ample cradle and should DO . large
sized child. Utah could stand godmother
10 the youngster. and Union C~onsolidated
would make . very respectable wet nurse.
Here DR.. fo1 intsrposes. he has belonged
~ 80
the case exacuy. Mexican " MS noooy
lie and l.. p. Drexler. Of Virginia City.
know q thing or two about is 1863 level.
Mexican mine. But" interrups Colonel
Weller. ''that could never be the child
would have no daddy In that case. A
bonanza has never been discovered In the
Mexican. and Fair states that the child IL
bigger than its father.
Now. In the 0phir mine We have had
several bonanza. each Of which has been
| large enough to play the part OF . parent.
OF course. Fair. when he mentioned the
baby, had reference 10 tho new easterly
| body Of ore which wo recently found on
the i900.foot level. and which will un-
| doub,edly prove 10 DO immense. when they
| determine whether Beecher was right re-
gardiug the existence Of . H." "'sh.
| don't 10 swearing like . trooper" inter
poses Con 0'Connor. "Don't you know
as well - the rest Of US. that there are no
such mines In the world - the Consoli.
dated Virginia and California; II nhadnt
been for me and Flood they never
would have been discovered at all.
Now, look at THIS. FAR means the
| big bonanza when he speaks o
the baby's father. Don II look. then. a.
II the new e~asterly ore vein Of tho i750
level 81 the Consolidated Virginia WAS the
head Of the childf" 81 quite agree with
you Con- puts In Robert Sherwood ; and
d seems plausible. that the head Of the
child being located on the north. is body
must stretch through Best a Beleher Into
| Gould a Curry" ''And perhaps Savage
will contain u Of tho legs" says General
Tom Williams. "And Hale and N%orcross
the other" eIclaims Joel Lightner.
Colonel Fairs remarks only indorse
what have been telling you these
three yeers,' interposes the OIL man =
schultz, between pulls. bullion my pei:
Is the fatherlAnd that no speaks about, and
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Arrivals ssss assssss.
tn. Father ., ~. c.aa,ry.

This being w~Ashington's birthday. q
great many tiAgs are 10 be seen In Virginia
City and Gold Hill. Nearly all the mines
are airing their bunting over their hoist
ing works. and philosophical citizens to
. great number have done the same.
Above the NEws Office the Stars and Strips
are proudly waving. and ~ the colors oil
"Oid Glory" are bathed In the generous
sunlight. the loyal citizen looks up. and
feels still more proud Of his native land.
Let rs rejoice with exceeding great Joy,
upon this particular occasion, for the big
silver dollar with which the Father OF His
Country bought His birthday gifts. has
been Tor 10 about TO bel restored TO Us.
A regular oid.fAshionod salute would not
10 out Of order.
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The Tswa OF wsshisgtos Uades
wnter-rhe city safe.
lsr.c,.L TO u aolp uilL DAILY srw..I


SACRAMENTO. Feb. 2i.-Ths own Of
Washington. Of 500 inhabitants, 10 almost
completely inundated BY last nights break.
and at least one-hslf Of the people are
homeless BY tho rush Of the waters pour.
ing In like . mill race. Several houses
have been swept away. overturned and
wrecked, with . total loss Of furniture. etc.
No lives have been lost, hut several mar
row escapes are reported. ills impossible
10 stop the break until the fall OF the river.
The Total breaks exceed six miles In the
Yolo district. increasing hourly. Every
exertion 10 being made 10 save property.
The Sacramento levees are all sound and
carefully guarded. Nineteenth street,
from n 70 D and p. 10 being lowed 10
save encroachment from Burns Slough.
and 10 pump up the seepage waters. II
street leves suffered feariully from the
hurricane. hu. tho unusual efforts and
~inyincibls pluck OF the citizens saved
Il from destruction. Only two pumps
are at work this morning. but all
will probably be set 10 work 10
day. There will be no trains along the
Vallejo line till further orders. Tho track
for several miles u covered with water and
badly washed out The Front street levve
Vas saved by timely aud immense eIer-
tious. Parties threatened 10 cut Burns'
slough this morning 70 let the water into
the city. but were prevented by the police.
Tul further orders the railroad steamer
leaves 81 $50 ?. Y. and calls at Vallejo. At
2 A. u. Grand Island Was all right with
eighteen inches 10 spare 10 tho credit OF
the lsves. Andrus, banning aud Merritt's
are al safe 10 present date. The Sacra-
mento river 10 twsnty.four feet six inches
and falling. A heavy sno foil on the
mountains last night. The weather 10
sunny and cloudless with = northwesterly
breeze. The Sacramento and Plscerville
road 10 all right. Steamers have been cent
70 Fremont and vicinity 70 save stock.
Loyedals's break 10 washing badly. No
danger from the American. There vas .
bad vashout at Eighth street, but all 10
right now. The levee Of C~larksburg. on
The Yolo aide. 10 broken. A break 10 ru-
mored below Precport, bot 10 10 not con-
firmej. sacramento 10 perfectly safe.
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Tho National Guard have hal their hall
magniacently freseoed, preparatory 10
their grand anniversary ball. which takes
place this Ovoning. They are sparing NO
pains In their preparations, and intend
that the present ball shall far exceed all
their previous efforts In that direction.
IL will undoubtedly bo the affair Of the
season in Virginia City. The best Kind OF
music has been engaged and lovers OF
dancing will be present In full number.
Visitors from surrounding towns are e1-
pected. SEQ tho advertisement In another
ralumu-
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NEW YoRx. Feb. 2l.-A Herald Wash.
inston special says; The House Commit
tee IN Territories. having agreed 70 report
%uniavorably upon the bill for the admis.
sion Of Utah. proceeded to-day to the fur.
Their consideration Of the bill 10 regulate
the elective franchise In Utah. Tho sen.
timent Of the committee 10 avowedly iu
favor Of the secret ballot feature. but IL ID
apprehended that nothing will be done 10
exclude women from the exercise Of suf.
frage, and the retention Of this right By
Mormon women will, the Gentiles fear,
weaken tho effects Of other parts Of the
bill.
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Fire Delegates.

N. r. Wolf has resisned'his position Il
President Of the Gold Hill Board OF Fire
Delegates. and A. A. Putnam has been
elected To the position made vacant Nj
Wolf having removed 10 Bodie. has dis
continued his connection with our FIR
Department. Many u his friends regret
the necessity Of this action. While win
Us Mr.. Wolf proved himself . public
spirited citizen and . good fireman. When
he. returns he will be gladly welcomed.
l.. Berliner. Of Yellow Jacket Company
No. 2. has been selected 10 al his seat In
the nnArd Of Rire Delegates.
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B~ASKRurrcY BusiSEss.-Thc iirst meet
ing Of the creditors Of the estate Of George
II. Morrison. o. Gold Hill. Wa held in
Virginia City day before yesterday. and
Il. OAKLAND was appointed assignee. James
O'shAughnessy. Of Virginia City. was day
before yesterday adjudged . bankrupt.
The frat meeting Of crnditors Ia set Tor
March 10. Ia the matter Of M. Asehsim,
bankrupt. q warrant WAS issued yesterday,
returnable March IL.
COMMITTEES ApPoiSrED.-M . recent
meeting Of tho Gold Hill Board Of Fire
Delegates . committee was appointed to
collect the amounts dus ON account OF
tickets for the firemen's ball held In Gold
Hill some two months ago. The amounts
aggregate somsthing over 500. A com
mittee Was also appointed TO rovise the
constitution and bylaws and IN procure .
plate for printing certificates OF member
ship.
BONANZA SrocK.-Ata special meeting
Of the Trustees Of the California and Con-
solidated Virginia Mining Companies, held
NJ san Francisco day before yesterday. IL
wN decided that the regulation requiring
power Of attorney or personal transfer on
the books Of tho companies be suspended
for thirty DAYS. Meanwhile stock will be
received a. customary before the adoption
VI said resolution.
DorSo wrLL--Pairiek Leonard. tho
miner who fell down q chute In the Con-
.olidsted Virginia mine Last Saturday.
breaking his lex and receiving severe in-
iuries in the chest. which resulted in con-
gestion of the lungs. IL at 81. Nary.s
Hospital. He Is doing we'll and viii
probably recover.
Arm HuHr.-Last Wednesday afternoon
Henry ThAyer. brother Of Prank rhayer'
Superintendent Of the Julia mine. had his
arm badly cut and bruised by getting II
caught by the rod Of q donkey pump ct the
Gould and Curry mine.
Tux haiyards Of the County Courthouse
flagstaff are broken and the county nss Is
displayed from GU, Of tho from, window o.
the Clerks Office.
Al old Comstocker was heard growing
to-day. lie says tho clerk Of the weather
owes US one week Of pleasant weather.
Nov that Mr.. Porter Is again at work
painting scenery for Piper's new Opera
House, il IL 10 ~ hoped that the promised
drop curtain will soon 10 finished.
Tx ball given last evening by the sii'
yer City Hoes Company No. in Silver
City. wss . pronounced success.
Miss MAooR TINxoss. who had her les
broken the other day while coasting' "a
rapidly recovering.
THE snow has been melting rapidly to-
day, and Main street. Gold Hill, Is In a
very muddy condition.
Tnr weather to-day Is perfectly delight
full. Ths sun 10 ~ bright and warm ..
upon . Spring day.
Tux sisighs have been entirely discard
ell by tho Virginia and Gold Hill Omnibus
Company.
Jrx OHsponST Of Virginia City has re-
csivsd . pair Of snow shoes from Aba
Bichey.
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Isashnnsterp.

Parties showed In At the summit this
side Of Lake Tahoe have been at work the
last day or two trying to clear a way
through the drifts and make the road 10
Carson passable once more. Parties IRON
Carson have BEEN working toward them.
with the prospect of Meeting to-day. and
thus reopening tho road through from
Carson IN tho Lake. II Was q pretty big
fob. ~ tho drifts are very deep In many
place.
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AN IMPORTANT DEPARTURE.

Among the departures We notice our fs.hicn'
able miiilner. Madame Loryea. This lady. bsina
vide awake for tho business. 10 going 70 give
our fair ONES . chauos " bsautify themselves a
very little cost. The Madame 10 going TO remain
In San Francisco permsnently. for the purposs
OF obtaining aii the novelties a. soon - thsy
arrive. She will Vprn IN ostsblishment In tan
francisco, where eli the goods will BE trimmed
for tails marhst. This will enable her 10 pro.
duoe the iat-rt and the choicest styles. copied
FROM the promenads. the theat 2. the ooncsrt,
a. we'll a. the church. a,ids from the French
rtyies arriving. 10 will also enable her 10 ssll
goods 81 . little more than half the prsseni
prices charged IN Virginia City. Nsv. goods
will be received dolly 81 her establishment
Orders Of sii descfiplions viii b satisfactorily
nlled. strsv goods Of all kinds CLEANED and
prrssed 10 LOOK iiks new for atty cents . ptsos.
The business will b. In charge Of competent
and oblleina attendants. Madame Loryeat
millinery. Palace 10 nov located o. NO ~ soutn
q street, Virginia. where all are invited 70 call
and see the Low prices. felSS
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The New Pope.
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

On the 27th Of January tidal wave swept
over the beach 81 Callso, doing much dam
age. For ton days previously strong
shocks OF earthquakes were felt Of Lima.
E1.Postmaster- General Tynsr has been
appointed the United States Commissioners
TO tho General Postofice Convention 70 DO
held at Paris next May.
General Grant has opened afresh the
Sumner Motley scandal. He now accuses
Mr.. Jay, one Of Summers defenders, Of
being his worst enemy when alive.
An attempt 70 asssssinAts Sir George
Jerelnaster was made by an insane clergy
man In London this morning.
A National Greenbsck Convention 10 In
session at Toledo, Ohio.
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UNION STATE X
For Member Of Congress.
j. ID. WINTERS, Of Lyon.

UNION STATE TICKET.
For Member Of Congress.
J. ID. WINTERS, Of Lyon.
For Governor.
MN. MITCHELL, o~fiStorey.
For Lieutenant Governor.
". y. THOMPSON, Of Humboldt.
For Attorney General.
IL. q. wo~RrHISaroS. Of Lander.
For Supreme Court Judges.
J. d. HARMON. Of Storey.
N. ID. LARRowE. Of Lander.
b. M~KsIcK, Of EsmcraldA.
For Clerk Supreme Court.
ALYRKD HELM. OF Ormsby.
For Secretary Of state,
ORios CLEMENS, Of Ormsby.
For State Treasurer.
w. ID. HIcKoK. Of Lyon.
For State Controller.
EDWIN A. SHRRNls. Of EsmeraldA.
For Superintendent Of Public Instruction
A. r. wHIrE. Of Ormsby.
For State Printer.
q. W. BLooR. of Storey.
Lyoa asi CAarehm Coaay Ticket.
For District Judge.
WILLIAM HAYDoS.
For County Judge,
ID. McKESSEY.
For Senators,
d. l.. HASTINGS, JouS MCDONALD.
For Assembly.
BESI. CuRLER. =. d. B~RAzELroS. O. y
DRASr. @. A. WHITEHALL.
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A GENTLE HINT.

In our style Of climate. with IT. sudden
changes Of tempersturs-nin. wind and sun.
shine onen interminslins In . single dsy-iti 10
NO wonder that our children. friends and rels.
lives are 10 frequently taken from Ne By
neglected colds. half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle Of Boschss's
Herman Ayrup hrpt about your home COO imms.
diats use gill prevent ssrious sickness, . lsus
doctors bill. and psfhsps death. b. the use Of
three or four doses. For curing Consumption.
H~emorhaxes, Pneumonia, Revere Coughs.
Group, or any diseass OF the Throat OF Luan.
lie succsss ID simply wonderful. - your drug
pist will tell you. herman Syrup 10 bow sold
In every town and village on this continent.
sample bottles for trial. 10 csntsi rvsular slss,
rs cents. fsl5 ~ ON
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
IrIu,rrlD. Me-, April Is. 1854

PAnSrELD. No.. April %. ises.
GsxrLEusx-seeins Numerous certificates In
the Maine fsrmsr endorsing the merits Of The
great Lang Remedy, wistar's Bsissn Of VIA
Cherry. I am induced and ! taks great pleasure
In giving Publicity to he great cure 10 accom-.
plishsd In my family In the year 1854; During
the Summer OF thai year M son. Hsnfy A.
Archer, now postmaster In this place. was ~
lacked With splitting Of blood. cough. wsAhnsss
Of lunn and esner1l debility, % much @ thss
"srated consumption" He vas under medical
treatment for . number OF months, but recetvsd
no osnsft from Il. At length. frou The solicits-
ton OF himself and others, wss induced 70
purchase one bottle Of wistsr's Balssm OF VIVA
Ch~rry. which bensntted him % much that
obtained another, which 10 . shoft time restored
him 10 bis usual state OF health car safsly
recommend this remedy 70 othsrs In like con-
dition. for % 10, I think, all u purports 70 ~
the great lung remedy for the times.
The above statement, eentemen, 10 my vol.
untap Offering 10 you In favor OF TOUR balsam.
and 70 st your disposai. A. evef. your.
fsi ANDREW ARCHER.
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AZ CARD.

To all Who arc suffering nom the srrOus and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous wesknsss. sariy
decay, los Of manhood. etc., I will send .
receipt that will cure you. yRll or onA.eR.
This great remedy vss discovered By mission.
arr In south America. Send ~self-addrcsssd
envelope 10 the REV. J0Bkfh =. INhAh,
station d. Bible Houss, New fofk CITY
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ruE PALACE EATING STAND,

Yos . roast Of beef unezeslisd In STOREY
county. 70 TO Thomas Hsnron's Eating stand.
In The Palace saloon. NO. ! North y strsst,
Virginia uity. Fresh oystsrs at all hoars IN
svsp sayis. Forty niner always 90 hand 2.
the best and fresl cot Of al that the markets.
a10rd. the Palace Eating stand has no superior.
TT u. apis n
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q. II. GALLUP,

O. II. aALLur. opposite the Bank Of oahfof.
mia, Gold Hin, keeps constantly on hand eli
favurits brands Of Imported Cigar. oholos bit
cigars. all kinds OF chewing tobacco, meef.
schAum pipes, nuts, candles. hns CUTLERY. and
tors and tancy goods OF all kinds. ap3S N
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----. n>.~~-.A--
~eE"s.s
VIENNA. Feb. 2l.-Tho impression pro-
duced by Prince Blsmarck's speech In the
n.r,n.n p.,oh.,.. an T,..a.v .sem. N h
",A"N PARLIAMENTARY, IL
. mingled one. Inc oecl.r,aons oI I'LL
Benning,en tne Warmly sympssneuc
way In which they we're re,a oy zoe mouse
have mere produoeu unaiioyea saust1c'
uon, proving - they ~ snss .nvu8u :
Minister. In his Responsible poslton, ne
endeavor In mo uermAn fsIilameh'
70 hold inc balance evenly DesWeen Aus
tria Russia, ne~veftheiess tne scaie &c
cidedly gravitatss 10 .ne uirecuon ot INC
former, and the great vAiue OF snis ID iuiiy
understood.
sr. PETERSBURG, fepruAry l.-b
marck's speech produced no impression
whatever In oihciAi circles, oeing precisely
what wa. anucip,ted severai lays ago.
INDEED, in genera scoPo snd 2 q we're
conndenuy prediceo " people whose
prQphetic Inspiration WA propapiy derived
from Official sources.
PARIS, February 2l.-The chief thing
remarked here 10 Prince Bismsrck's desire
10 absolve Germany from al responsibility
Auu n~Ain'ain = JUS equ.iotiu. oos"oen
iusss sna ~, ar a,son..Ic,
policy Of England.
sr. PErEnsBuno. Fob. 2i:-The Asenes
nn..s says. aose.ner sne unoss
Prince Bismarck's speech. The ANN.
R1.., declares England's armAments arc
ill-calculated 70 inaugurate . pacific con.
ference.
LONDON, Feb. 21.-A special from Ber-
lin saws Emperor William has assured tho
Car Of his friendship, and begged him 10
consider Austria's claims and interests.
n appesrs Austria IL anxious 10 induce
Russia 10 moderate her programme before
the meeting Of the conference.
A 81. Petersburg correspondent has res
.on 10 believe that in spito Of The active
interchange Of views between the three
Empires no agreement has been reached
concerning the main questions 70 DO sub
mitted TO the conference; hlsmArck.s
utterances In regard 70 the ssrain nave
caused some ap~prehension ID ~, fehrs-
burg, a. hussian diplomas SUI nope
obtain . iors ~ the nortnefn enc VI INC
bosporus'
Huxlaud's Position.
Iov,ox Poh u-In osscer n, IN.
Horse GUARDS Arrived ~ bristoi yesterday
accompanied by Q veterinary surgeon, 10
nr,ch..s 4 ooo borses for tha War oa,co.
~.
the ofneer slAes lha' uis part o. pur'
chase Of 81 900 horses which have been or.
derod. Tho Government has purchased
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

J.w. Downing. Merchant Tailor, Main street..
Gold Hill. opposite oIbsou's saloon. A splsn-
did siock Of Cloths lust feosived. buits mads
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n, Yosnsworth o,stss md Chop Houss.
No. u eoath @ strsst. virginia City. 10 The
issding estabiishmsnt on the Comstoek.
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TIE Yoangsorsh Oyster and Chop HOUSE.
No. u South O street. Virginia City. u the
leading establishment on the Comstock.
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