The Daily State Register

Genoa.—George Zenovich, the well known vegetable and fruit dealer, whose place of business is next door to Frisbie's Restaurant, left yesterday for Virginia, where he will remain a few days and go thence to San Francisco. From there he will go overland to New York and thence by sea to his old home in Cattaro, a fortified town of Austrian Dalmatia, at the head of the Bocca di Cattaro, a tortuous inlet of the Adriatic. He will be absent about one year, and will bring back with him one of the fair daughters of Dalmatia as Mrs. Zenovich. Though a young man, George has seen much of the world, having, before coming to America six years ago, been a wealthy speculator in silk worms in Italy, Germany and France. He is a good fellow, and deserves the fate that awaits him on his return to his native land, and will meet with a hearty welcome from numerous friends in Nevada when he arrives here with his dark-eyed bride. His business will be continued in this city during his absence by Mr. J. Ivancovich, who will settle all accounts and is authorized to collect all bills.