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TT,HR GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR

. ..-t tr, BOSTON. ~ " W.
= I't', AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
sToNINdT0N LINE u steamers, being the safest and
quickest between Boston ana New York. Tho 'tanhsh
sAa 'Pi' PaYI fe;5s ROCK, Capt B. Br.y.os.
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
" - COMMODORE, Capt 4. =. Curtis,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and fRiDAYs,
\, At clock, m. from Pier No. IS Worth River
Thee boats are for comfort strength and
safstv State rooms secured n the once, Pier No. 49,
on board the boad No. 70 Washington street, Boston,
and at the Providenes depot. Return trains leave
Boston at b1fp. m. :, s,xov. 49,,
Ap2 N. oImono, Akens
EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
II FALL RIVER, byth splendid and superior steam;
ers NEWPORT, METROPOLIS, OLD COLONY, and
EMPIRE STATE Of great strength and speed built ex-
pressly for the navigation Of Long Island sound run.
hing IN connection with the Old Colony aud Newport
Lssvs Pier ss n. R., foot Of Murray street, daily,
'' The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt ". Brown, caves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, aiSp.
m, landing at Newport.
The EMPIRE STATE, Capt B. Simmons, leaves Tues
day Thursday and Saturday, at p m, landing At New
Baggage. master Is attached 70 each steamer, and
sceompsnies the baggage to Its destination.
(sundays s1espted) from Newport and Fall River to
For freight or passage apply board or at the once
Pier 81 n H. to secure state rooms In advance. To-
ap2 LIrrLEfIELD, Agent, " Broadway.
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JCAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
'OFor BOSTON, WORCESTER PALMER, itch.
MOUNTAINS AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS. The
new ana stsuneh stssmsrs o. The Nsseish line CITY
daily sundays excepted ct O'clock p from Pier
No ~ North rivsr foot Of vss.ry street. for NEW LON
DON, there connecting with the eseamboat Express
Train from thu above points via Norwich and Wofcss.
ter Boston and Worcsstsr worcester and Nsshua and
New London snd Northern railroads. Freight taken
n the lovest rates For Information Inquire OF =
nARTIN AGENT on the Pier. 'f'H fnE elisa ap1 ~
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'RAfTWUADH.
iffhs7Fzstl

w ASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,, AND
W. ~ Observation-Disclosures
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED srArEs PATENT oryIoB,

w.s.r.s-os. Nn.h n. lass MIN .du
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

REUNION or VIRGINIA AND WEST NIE-
GI>lA.--Thc following paragraph from the
Wheeling Register, Il conservative paper,
will enable the reader to appreciate the
obstacles in the way Of the return Of West
virginia t. the fold of the Old Dominion.
Ii shows that those who claim t" he "ur
best friends in the new State deny all pur-
pose Of restoring the unity Of the two
States, and is an indication that public
opinion sets against the measure. The Il =
qi>ttr says:
.'Nothing can hc more absurd than the
plea put forth by the radical office holders
that if the constitutional amendment is
rejected, West Virginia will h" reunited
with the old State. II the new State 60
vcnnucnt presents 80 many advantages, and
Reunion would be attended with all the
disadvantages that radicals claim, d1,t rhich
~c read1ggayd. have not conservative men
Just ~ much interest in preserving the one
and avoiding the other az radicals have
Besides this il j well known that malo-
litv Of the people are in favor the new
State. and il could not be carried back to
ole Nnginny' even il the question were
submitted to-day To all the constitutional
voters of the State. The constitution OF
the new State WAS ratified by more than
twcntv-cight thousand votes, and, by the
most liberal estimate, there are now less
than fifty thousand voters in West VII
minia"
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Tue VICTIMS OF BLOODY MoNDAY-THt
WnlrEs.-We learn that William MoScly
Jr., still lies in very critical condition
and that slight hopes are felt for his re-
covcrv. He must have been very cruel!
mal,rcatcd. John WhitchurSt is improv,
ing, and il is believed will recover. vii.
liam Mercer, negro, who was shot and
stabbed on Taylor'> lane on Monday night
is very low indeed, and lies inScn>iblc Il
all around him. The general impression i,
that i, is impossible for him to live. There
are several others Of whom we have heard
wounded al or after the riot, of whose con.
dition We have been unable to learn any
ntcligcncc.-NorJoH Day Book.
The NEGEoES.-John Payne, devoted
servant L. us during the war, and boy o
uncXccptionablc character, was knocked
down aud badly beaten on Church street
on Monday night, and only escaped viii
his life. Here, then, we have Moss Ben,
nett, killed; William Mercer, both stabbed
and shot; and John Payne badly beaten
These We know of-othcrs are reported
injured, but keep retired for fear Of being
brought before the court .-Nort0E Ola
DOmiRiOn.
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LlERArY MAoAzINE.-ThiS is the title OF
a new publication, the first number OF
which is before Us. Price, fifty cents. This
number i devoted altogether to the publ
cation Of the hool; of Revelations of ST.
JouN "arrangcd IN paragraphs, sections,
and parts without chapters or verses,
with explanations sometimes connected
with similar passages from other Scrip
lures, &c. The author of the notes and
explanations seems to be fully possessed OF
the idea that hc has reduced the " obscure
and difficult predictions to very small
number" In these explanations, ETC., the
Catholic Church finds little favor. McSSrS.
RANDOLPH \ ENGLISH, Governor street, are
publishers in this city.
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more, indeed, that the indispensable ne
ccSsity Of the completion of the James
River and Kanawha canal will be clearly
established. 1t is in this view that we ma'
hail the Covington and Ohio railroad ~ "
double blessing TO Virginia. II WI, wv
more for the wealth and popul'f'" VI '"'
State than the most Sangui"' '"'c"''''''
anticipate, and it will ins"rc INC ''"'p',.
ton or the canal. il VII sh"" INC ",'''
Of it. and II will prove to capitalists '',''
tho bus;neSs upon it will richly repay the
cost or lis construction.
Locking upon the enterprise of this rail
-, a> affecting the welfare OF Virginia
- opening the prospect for commerce
tbat will increase immensely her popula-
ton and wealth, and all the resources
which give State power and considcra-
ton, every Virginian should feel solicltude
about il, and no cxcrtion should be spared
to control lis dcStiny-to insure lis falling
into the hands of those who have the means
and the energy to- complete il promptly
and to construct il well and faithfully.
When the information comes that II Is so
li>po>cd Of. we will nj once set down the
prospects Of Virginia as infinitely brighter.
We will estimate the value Of property
in this city much higher, and shall 1--we III
hope Of seeing this much-desolatcd'
>cuurgcd. and outraged State one OF the
most prosperous and influential in the
| ripu
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1t is fact not gsnerally known that the
immortal Washington drew his last breath
in the last day of TN week, in the last
month of the last year V the last century
He died Saturday night, No'clock, Decem-
Der 81, l799.-Ecchange.
The above paragraph has Den going the
rounds ofall the papers for twent wears, and
the statements have been corrected again
and again. General WASHINGTON Nd not
die on the last day Of December Aand
surely everybody knows that 1900 was>Se
lat year of the eighteenth century, an
Just as 100, and not %, was tn
iof the first century. The para
Atsins Il fsjsehoedg,
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INTERESTING To INSURANCE COMPANIES
The underwriters OF ST. Louis, upon invcs-
Ggation, have arrived at the conclusion
that the recent destructive steamboat fires
vera caused by the careless use OF coal
oil. Xhis has been followed by a notice
that TIN use of the condemned article on
any steamboat insured will vitiate the po-
hey. Ii is,said a similar course will pro-
badly be adopted by the underwriters OF
this city .-BdVinore Sun.
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RoGEE \. PRYOR, ESQ.-The Petersburg
Loler saws that Mr.. PRYOR is not connected
with the Memphis l,W,>, as has been re-
ported, nor with any other paper; but Is
practicing law in New York city.
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RAILROAD FROM CINCINNATI TO CHATTA-
xooGA.-- meeting was held i'll Cincinnati
OH the 10th instant 10 concert measures
for the construction OF Il railroad from
that city to Chattanooga. Large SuhScrip-
.ion> were made, and il is thought the road
will he built.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

re LICENSE NOTICE.-All merchants and
others in tho Upper District no p OF henric"
who are engaged In business for which license IL
required are hereby notified That ! will b" at tho
County Court house on FRIDAY and SATURDAY
April 9th and 2sth, prepared to issue new Licenses
To them the old expiring the last day oil April.
According to law. | will assess double tax upon
all persons who fail to obtain their State licenses
before the Isl day Of May next.
GEORGE w. CARTER,
Commissioner Of Revenue
an2f-Gt Second District Henrico county.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.---The undersigned
/ have been appointed tH the 'tE '"uhcll, M
a.r an ordinance passed on the 9th instant, 10
clean out the sinks ccss-pools, &c, in the city OF
Richmond. i.
The city j. divided into two di>tricts-lhc first be-
ing all east at Twelfth street and the second being
all west Of Twelfth street
Orders for the first district may he LEFT At tn" s'a
ton house al the First Market and al the h"ISe OF
4 H. ALLEN, foot Of Seventeenth street, south
side of the Dock.
Orders for the second district may De l.u Al me
.,stinu. honsr nj Second Market and engine house
corner Of Brook avenue and Marshall street.
Il. IL. ALLEN, First district.
Al 2i-Gt '. BARhAMlN, SECOND district
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The Great Virginia Railroad.

We look forward with the deepest inte-
rest 10 the meeting in Baltimore, on Tues-
dav next. Of the commissioners to dispose
Of the Covington and Ohio railroad. 1t is
a matter involving the welfare OF this State
and Of West Virginia, while the WORK
itself is one of such magnitude as TO com,
maud for it the attention OF capitalists
No work promises more extensive opei"
i;ons or greater profits. We trust that ti''
commissioners will be promptly at the
A,Conyeution, and that there may De al
attendance there worthy Of the importance
y the enterprise they have in charge
$rhe agency of this railroad in develop
s,ich mineral and agricultural re-
,sssias Western Virginia ana IN IN.
: oyer.essso commerce of Virginia cannon
:. sha--tha. The coal and salt o.
Saua Big San, ores, coal, and oil Of
q Of nsa. ay, = { Coal river r. an. md
- .al y. Z;
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IN Sunday night, April 22d, at ten minutes rast
- oonriock, ANNIE ELIZABETH, only child of RIA
Tier funeral will take place THIS Tuesday
MORNING at Q o'clock from St Peters Cathedral.
The friends and acquatnances Of the family arc
Invited TO attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
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ORANGES A n ID LEMONS.---One
~ hundred boxes MESSlNA ORANGES and
LEMONS just received, for sale by ,,,-
LOUIS J. BOSSlEUX,
MATS No. 40 Main street
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S,TILL THEY COME.---NEW GOODS,
- NEW GOODS. The handsome addition 10 ouT
store l. now open and we will endeavor. 10 the
best of our ability. to wait upon I'll who call. New
goods received twice "A week:
LEVY BROTHERS,
unof Is Main street.
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A PILES, APPLES, A u j l. T. S.
IA Handsome RED APPLES aud RUSSETS just
received from New York, for sale by
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
ap 21-ts No 50 Main street
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VERY DESIRABLY-L o. \ Il + ID
Y BRICK TENEMENT. on THE WEST SIDE
OF SEVENTH. BETWEEN FRANKLIN AND
GRACE STREETS. FOR SALE.-W. offer for sale
the neat little BRICK TENEMENT located as
above, now occupied by Captain James \. CaSkie.
II contains six rooms besides the usual out-Duild-
ings The location is a very desirable one; Apply
to HAkklsoA, GpDDIN ~ ailEhSoS.
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Iiy Hsrr Oh, Goddin < Apper.on,
Bankers, Braeis, and Real Estate Agents
ARGE. yIRY ATTRACTIVE. AN

T ARGE, VERY ATTRACTIVE. AND
IL ADMIRABLE wELL-EriLT BRICK TEN.
MENT, OK I'll EA>TEtN SIDE OF ,NiA..
SHEETS, AND ND>oME FrRNlTrRE, ~.
SALE AT ArCTl AT tn" request Of Mr. lo.a
H. Gentry. W. sh soil a. auc.i8u on the pre-.
mi~.,. ~, MuNDA the 3lth ot April. l.55, 1t ILL.,
past &! O'Clock, 2. l., the large and admir-
wcll.Iocat"d and lar i>om'ty hmsh"d bh..s
TENEMENT now hi. occupancy. II coma
about fourteen roo. Tn. paflur, have hunI,oa.
marble mantris gal.thr whUl" premises arc g.r-
Conveniently arraI Il, and supplied with "a, hi.
and cold yAirr ba' rooms. 81. Also, stable, ear.
house SC. : f, lot j. not only very i.ua#.
.uiu". but the 'front.' II i shaded by 7li'"r-Ias IL
trees. ..
ON the follow ng y, AL 81 U" fl RAIit I'll.
will b. sold, rmbraC.s nue cosi"o.er.
TERH~: Of thu r. estate, on"-ihtIi cash, hl.
lane. AZ foHr eight nj lively" months. tur te...
table notes. iutsre, added, secured by tres
deed The taxes fo'hi- year to b. paid by @a
purchaser,
Possession given ;r& few day., thus f'ritue ta
excellent "pEornnit! srgs,n. tr,i.,.a,, Pa
drncr. HARRISON 1upplN y APPEk>oS
ana Aurauu"sI,
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y GrnDbs & Williams, Aucuoncer.
Ntrlsest corner II Main and Eleventh ,tra.,.

TWO LIABLE BRICK HOUSES
L IN AsT SIDE or EIGHTH BLrwtst
ERAyb.N ,, AM craze STREETS. ar Ar
TIOy.-. NON DAY, 22d .: ApriI, 4, half,
io',loeEP NJ y" wiz .elI 1t 4i,:.,u nj. ,.f
miss, TO ,bkI,h Th&EIENT>, rocafr. 4.
above ~ adl"ihlnS tn" properly II M,,.r. H.. -
.ry & DE Ih"y nay" ab"gt ten room. 90
and arer wedding IN" rents. Tho ftr,f,.t.'.
such as AJAX" them very valuable ether.
vat res 1r'~ or ."r bu.iu"s, purpose '''
TfRMs on"-i"grth cash, balance At four. s..s.
and twelF month WIN Interest Tic pgr.I Ar. y,
pay take or '.''' "kubhs y WILLIAMS.
AuctsaUarl.
In con. fcrcr u the rain. the abuy. al. 4.
POSTPONED uat't WEDNESDAY,, the g5tu If An
~ h If-pa S. O'Clock, T.. NJ ".''s
GRUBB> WILLIAM.
mp 2i--td aur'fonraf.
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RICHMOND, VA,
MAIN STREET, NORTH SIDE,
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH STREETS.
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
RoEIyso &FAIR ANKS
have ON hand aud are daily receiving,
PAPERS:
Wrapping, Mailing New. Book, Writing, Re
cord, Legal sermon, En4ro,,ine, Copying, Ira
cling, Drawing Oiled, Tissue, Gold, Silver, Color
ed, Bristol Boards, Fancy, Card, sc, &c.
BLANK BOOKS:
Lrdger, Journals, Day Books. Cash Books, Re-
crirt Books, Bank Books, Drafts, Cheeks, Copy
Books, &c, &c. ,,,,r,.,..
Jute, Hemp, Cotton, Seine. &c, Sc
INKS:
Printing, Writing, Copying, Red, Blue, &c, &c.
Writing Books, States, Waters, Sealing Wax,
Muc.Iage, Crayou, Ink>aud, Copying Presses,
Letter Books, Portfolios, Brushes, Pens, Pencils,
Erascrs, Rules, Memorandum Books Time Books,
Wallets and everything in the Stationery line.
Chess Boards, Chess Men, Backgammon Boards,
Cards, Envelopes, Rubber Goods and variety Of
small wares.
Bankers, Merchants, Lawyers, Clergymen Pub
fishers, Teachers, Printers, Public Officers, and
others, will find everything wanted in quantity,
quality, and price.
Paper of any size. kind, quality, and quantity
We can furnish to order or have made al short no
tce.
PAPER BAGS-a large stock.
Being Agents of Paper Mills, Envelope, Paper
Bag, Ink, and Blank Book Makers, aud buying
from first hands, We can compete with the jobbers
north or south
CASH PAID FOR
COTTON AND LINEN RAGS,
HEMP AND MANILA STOCK,
OLD NEWSPAPERS,
PAMPHLETS,
BOOKS,
and all kinds OF
PAPER STOCK.
Mn. S. NJ. DRINkER,
so well known in connection with the Stationery
business in the city of Richmond, is with Us, and
will be pleased to see his friends.
E. T. ROBINSON, s. FAIRBANKS,
Of Richmond. of Florida.
apg-tsl
VTIprINTA Tay, thpnganl
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COINTY.-The citizens

UENRICO COTNTY.-The citizens
IL of the county Of Iicnrco were pleased 10 Sc
a few DAYS ago II call i'll The Rspuhiic upon DR..
4 : MAGRUpER, their old friend aud former
delegate in the Legislature 10 announce himself 4
candidate To- I'LL the seat in the House OF DeieE',>
lately resigned BY FRANKLIN >TEARNS, E>l. we
have reason to know that ALL the candidates now
before the public will withdraw in favor OF DR..
NAGRrDER If he will consent 10 be a candidate.
Ist n hnnr from him. lap 2!-ltl HENRIon-
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T ARGE SALE OF AN ENTIRE
IL STOCK OF HAT. BOOTS AND SHOES, AEp
REApY-MApE CLOG-lHG .-"n WEDNESDAY.
our our an"iioa rooms, 4 Ia Man street. the ~.
TIRE STOCK If Il cor.srn c.o-.H- business, r"u-
"MESS and BOYS BLACK wooL HATS,
MEN aud BOYS BLACK a#l bRAB FELT
MEN S ; '>Ittprr skEyrH SILK HATS
MEMS BLACK aud baAo fLAATEH>' HAT,
F NkSS f chSfE ' 3hSs,
MEMS aud BOYS PALMLHAf ari LEGEioEE
HATS, &c., &c,
with large s,uriWartt ut
BOOTS AND sHUf>.
READY MADE CLOTHING. Hwi
GENTLEMEN ; Fl ,AI>diAn "'oo9,. ..u
70 he sold without rcs"rea. - ID credit d! ..&.F
DAYS Tor approved rnd"r>,d notes.
Will he added to the ahor".
. case, Mons Extra GtH1s">> GAlTf.S,
case Men, Extra 'hlF HtLNHEALs,
cas- Womnn., k1p -5A,,Tl ,,,.a,Is
100 pairs HEAVY KIP IsoUAN>.
Also
! case - super ELEACIrp roNT CLOTHS,
-. -, and J.! Brown >tuErlNGS.
First laal.ty SEINE tiEGAD. a1ra So,
LINEN T0WELlyG,
FANCY PRINTS. III
BLACK ALPACAS,
SILK HANDkERJH.F>
LINEN .CAMBRlTE SbKERCNEFS.
with variety Il ota.r ."0,, tg.t received.
up - l'AlE II 90. Aurrtoua'r..
sERGEANT> SAL. i viii sell ~
> WEDNESDAY NIX tn. .rfa instant. al Is
2 vs pG % SE SH rrsId one CO; "L6 fH&d
SILVER WATCH, nd vrrA BLANk B"oA>
Sc. &c. to- satisfy eXecC uu, n ny hands 49, ...
Norton / ca. and other
sToMAS l.. DUDLEY.
APP ?3-tis Ser .tat city at Richmond.
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VNIIE MEMBERS OF THE Cllt RCI
| AND CONGREGATIONS OF THE UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCu AZ" requested To meet
Church, Rev Or Hugc.s.1 on WEDNESDAY AT
TERNuON, 18th instant, al . o'clock, t. consider
matters of vital interest in connection with the re-
building Of their Church ed.hcr.
Bv order OF the Board IF Trustees.
a., u ., + HALL MOORE. Secretary.
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LECTURES.
~ TO y T. w \ l. l. J \ { X ) . \ (.
LECT L Re.
"PERSoNAL RECoLLECTIoNSo OF sToNEWALL
JACKSON, AND 4 CRITICAL DISCUSSION
OF HIS MILITARY CHARACTER"
LECTURES.

OF HIS MILITARY CHARACTER"
ny GENERAL n. r. ,oL-foS,
late Professor of Strategy and Military history at
the Virginia Military Institute, and FOR tea
wears a colleague of General Jackson.
rbfs LECTURE will he delivered on THURS
DAY EVENING next, April 2ath, at clock, al
tho new VIRGINIA HALL, on Ninth street, be
tween Main and Franklin. Entrance at IN" upper
door, next to Franklin street.
TI,RFrs. FIFTY Cents" h" obtained AT tn"
principal book. music and drug stores, ana ~ IN"
door. ~ -
r ECTURE.-HU X. PLEASANTS,
/ 4 having obtained tn" Use Of n" nan 81 Inc
Uousn Delegates from the Governor. viii deliver 4
LECTURE thnr. ON tn" might 81 TUESDAY =" Isl
of Nav Subject Richmond l"rty-"dd cars
400 ap 2!-lw
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Mr.. S. NJ. DRINKER,
well known in connection with the Stationery
business in the city of Richmond, is with US, and
will be pleased to see his friends.
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Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the Justice W. N. Halls Court, Gold
Hill, Storey county, State Of Nevsda, the llth day
Of April. A. D. 1885, for the satisfaction Of q Judg.
ment rendered In said Court on the 9th day OF
April. 1855, In favor off. Chappele, plaintiff. and
the Wide Awake Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, defendants, for the sum Of e294, and %
o5l00 dollars costs and aecruing costa, ! have this
18th day Of April, A. D.. 1856, seized, levied on,
and will sell 10 the highest and bcHt bidder, In
front Of the Justices oflce, Gold Hill. Storey
county, State Of Nevada. on WEDNESDAY,
the 9th day Of May. 1855, between the hours OF
- o'clock n. and 2 o'clock r, ~. namely, at l
o'clock P. N. Of that day. all the right, title, claim
and interest Of tho said defendants the Wide
Awake Gold and Silver Mining Company In and
10 one thousand C,000) feet Of mining ground or
claims situated In Gold Hill mining district, Sto.
rey county, State Of Nevada, said claim being cit.
uated near Crown Point Ravine and adjoining
the Massilon Gold and Silver Mining Company'G
claim also, q tunnel 900 feet, more or less also,
the stream Of water running out OF said tunnel,
together with all and singular the tenementS.
hereditaments and appurtenancea thereunto and
belonging 10 the defendants. or % much thereof
as viii be necessary 10 pGy the Judgment, With
costs and sccruing costa
'I'SEG 7NaN W. a. BEGAN, m
Constable OF Gold HUI Township.
Gold hin, April 10, lseo. splSfd