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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-10
HON. H, o. BEATTY.

Elsewhere in this paper will be foun'
a notice of the resignation of Chic
Justice Beatty and the appointment o
Hon. B. C. Whitman to fill the vacancy
1t is but just that we should say few
words regarding the able and distin
guished gentleman who has left oul
highest Court and removed from the
State. We have every reason for hold.
ing the opinion that no more pure, pa.
trio.ic and upright man exists than II.
0. Beatty. A Southern man by birth,
he warmly espoused the cause of the
Union in the earliest days of the war I;
and he has kept true to his principles
and advanced with their cause ever
since. lie came to Nevada among the
pioneers, and was nominated and elect.
ed in 1864 to the place which he has
just resigned. We say it in no manner
of disparagement to any other man,
but we honestly believe that the Slate
sustained a great and almost irrepara-
BILE loss when Judge Beatty was de-
feated, by our party for denomination.
No Judge makes infallible judgements,
and Beatty may have sometimes been in
error in his decisions but while be
wrought with rare industry, he decided
fearlessly and promptly and in accord
ance with a conscientious understand
ing Of the law. AS citizen and a
kindly neighbor he had no superiors.
When, next year, or thereafter, the Vir-
ginia aud Truckee Railroad is built,
the valuable services in behalf of that
enterprise, rendered by Judge Beatty,
will be gratefully remembered by the
citizens of Ormsby County. He has
gone with his estimable wife and young
est daughter to reside in Sacramento
and he and they carry with them many
a hearty wish for their long life and
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Gold Hill News of last evening.

| From the Gold Hill News of last evening
| ST. PAUL, Minnesota, November 6.-The
Republican majority in Minnesota is Il, 900
Negro suffrage was carried by 5000. Don.
nelly is defeated, and Wilson (Democrat)
elected to Congress.
ST. LOUIS, November 6.-Governor Craw-
ford of Kansas has resigned and been COM
missioned Colonel of new regiment OF
cavalry, raised by the State for service agains.
the Indians.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 9.-There is
now scarcely doubt that the State has gone
for Grant The Call gives him 1913 majority,
the Alta 907, and the Chronicle 40. No re-
turns have been received from San Bernard
inc or San Diego counties.
AT two minutes past 5 o'clock yesterday
morning we had another earthquake, suf-
fcentiy severe to awaken sleepers.
SAN FRANCIsCo, November 9-2P. M
The Alta of this morning makes Grants
majority in this State 737. and Democratic
telegram from Tulare, Kern, and Fresno
counties reduces the majority to 4i3.
The Times gives Grants majority at BOG.
The Republican State Central Committee
think his majority vii reach 400.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-10

| THE ELECTION IN AusTIN.-The Reese
River Reveille of the 4th instant, contains
statement of the vote had in that city, and
makes, in addition thereto, the following
statement:
We publish to-day the full returns Of the
result of the election in this city. The ways
of Providence are inscrutable The Democrats
carried the city BY decided ma oriiy. They
did it certainly, and we suppose they did it
fairly. The majority for Seymour and Blair
-(and that's what the matter with uS)-is 50.
Anderson beats Fitch for Congress lO5; but
he will not warm A ,hley's seat for all that.
Boalt our candidate for the State Senate,
leaves the city in a minority. but we feel con-
fdent that he will be elected. The candidates
for the Assembly are also behind, but we be-
lieve they will come cut ahead. Dawley, fer
Sheriff, leaves the city with majority Of 81;
Cassamayou, Democrat,) does the same with
y. Spires, CDemociat,) with the rousing
majority Of l14-(we wonder what kind of
whisky his friends drink; Beene, Democrat)
beats Hlllock for Treasurer 36; Triplett beats
Titus (Democratl for Assessor 30 votes and
Mayeubaum, Democratic candidate for Dis
trict Attorney. leaves US with the substantial
majority OF l5S. With the exception of Spires
and Mayenbaum, there is good reason to be-
iieye that our county ticket will be elected by
a small majority. Verify, white man IS very
uncertain.
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A COOP THING.-The Mining and Scien-
tifc Press saws some Yankee has invented
being injured by careless handling. 1t is
simply an india rubber ball on each of the
eight corners. Strange it was never thought
of before. We can imagine the fendish look
ofrage and disappointment which passes over
the countenance of the baggage smashing
porter, who for the first time sees one of these
contrivances. The delight of his life is gone.
The malignant chuckle with which he used
to drop a lady's travelling trunk from his
shoulder to the platform-in full view Of its
agonized but helpless owners PLAYED
OUT It is stated that a trunk filled with
books, if protected by this means, may fail
FROM height of twenty feet without injury.
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TIE VAIL OF THE LAST OF THE BorE-
HoNs.-The protest of Queen Isabella against
=. the series Of lamenfable disafections, the
acts OF incredible disloyalty," which have
compelled her to fly from Spain. She flies
without battle, hut she writes like hero.
She says that g Liberty, in its unhounded
expansion and in all its manifestations, at
lacking Catholic unity, monarchy and the
legal exercise of authority, disturbs fami-
lies, destroys the sacredness of the domestic
hearth and extinguishes virtue and patriot
ism" The same old cry of the Bourbons.
" They learn nothing and they forget moth
ing" " So it VAS in the beginning, is now,
and ever will be. Amen."-N. Y. Herald
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WEITE MANS GuyERNMENT!'-Dem
Gratis have beloved upon all occasions that
Radicals must have the mi y,er vote to win.
The elections have just shown that we can
give them the Cinnamon, Negroes, Indians
and all the colors with their few :" white"
votes thrown in, and then beat them in the
nation by immense majorities. White vote,
is it? Democrats. how about the white vote?
For instance, give us your view OF it in about
TWENTY-FIVE States where there are but few
Negroes: and but few ofthem can vote? How
abpu, Your white mans partys Do You know
where to find it? And if you do find it, is 1t
a Radical or Democratic one? Keep on ap
peaiing to popular prejudice about white
mans party. 1t suits us. II suits the loyal
party of the nation. White men can not be
led to place an unprinciped party in power
by such contemplate appeals. Democrats
should thank the Radicals for keeping them
from marrying "niggers How about the
white vote? Do Democrats want another
exhibition of it!-Vinnemucca Urgent.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-10

In this Town ship. L. C. Pease (R) is cleo
ted Justice of the Peace over J. J. kellogg
and J. o. Ivory (R) Constable over Pat Bell.
In Paradise, w. A. Trousdale (R) is elected
Justice of the Peace, and c. w. Able, Con-
stable.
The Democrats elect Bonniield State Sen
ator, and Weaver Assembl yman; Dryden,
Assessor; Brown, Treasurer Harris, Dis
trict Attorney; Thompson and Gavin. County
Commissioners.
The Republicans have elected Woodwork
and Scott to the Assembly; Minor, County
Clerk; Welch, Recorder; Roots, Surveyor
Negus, Superintendent Of Schools; Stevens,
Public Administrator.
Grant carries the County by p majority,
and Fitch will fall a few votes behind.
--4rqent.
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MARRIED

In Empire City, November Sth, 1865. at the
residence of the brides father, by the Hon. s. II.
Wright, MIR. JOIN RIcHEY, to Miss PINKNIE s. v.
C. o. WILLIAMSON.
Accompanying the above announcement came
a supply of hymenial cake and wine. The prin-
tiers bless the happy pair.
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HUMBOLDT CoUN.Y.-We are partly sue

HUMBOLDT CoJN.Y.-We are partly sue
cessful and partly busted
We have a clear majority in the County of
about thirty. With this fact plain to all,
rioters Of our o,cn party have handed the
control of the County over to the Democrats.
Exact votes of each candidate we have not
received. We append partial statement of
the vote and a full list of officers elected:
Grant ticket. $40
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NoTE.-on the Electoral AMI Legislative tickets
the average majcrities given.
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DIED

In Carson City, November 9Th. 1858, J. T..
BUS ey, n tti,c II Baker County. Missouri, 'gsd
81 years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YOEK Friday, Nov 10. 1868.
Monday and Friday of each week are as
ruo reserved by the larger auctoneers that they mag
An Monday uepare for the sales Of Tuesday wednesday
and Thursday and Friday that the clerks may nave io
re properly to arrange the sales Of the week TINS RUE
was very lightly departed from today nueeu ou9 p,
public TO offer on the ground the l5t acres Of ianu' anu
house and barn opposite Wayery station on the line OF
che New-Jersey Railroad between Newark and EnzaPeth
uo-mOrraw Saturday. 14th there Will DC an ~
OF building plots az RidgewOOd, y. j., by the MssIs'
Quackeubusi ~ PaunsOn. Next Week. no"S'oi' ,,,t
viii DO some fine opportunities IOr investment
5n Prospect Park C5rOOklyn) lOts,, Or III '16SF
fhe former on Tuesday the Messrs. Johnson MlAea
will dispose Of 1905 40 the Exchange SaesroO pel"t
Rio largest offering OF building sites that has ever t.
koace in this sseOn-Ceraluly tie largest the PIV,
year or the year Immediately precedlng-pellOs its
Eaes Of magnitude seemed 10 be the passion ,5 nv
are I'm close proximity 10 the eastern entrance 10 t
PARK and il only reasonable 70 assume hat I'M
speedily appreciate IN value On the Ihurslay [ ~
fhe MCssIF. a. j. Bleeekcr, Son Co VIII oi,ei mo
Klugsland Manor Plot" appOrtioned INTO 5VU los hj
Following transcripts ~ the plans OF ne" he
tngs lately submitted 10 Mr.. james NJ r.cI
euperiutD ndcut of ublic Buildings, WIN ua'o " w.
Zion ana Oi approval by him:
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prnrrcrEn BrLLDINGs.

---Lto, feet on
NO. so 10. ne Fs,.1Sve iat bustgue cop
o. eos 5a M aus. owner aal architect approved Nov
Nor PLAN So o tbrse ,tsFs i ,. S sssonSs In
roof aud ar. es.pei cost $l2yo0i hi'narl i"''' ''
' No sT~o stables Two stories s g56t f ss
Nor a-paa No g4Oge +s'ery oreS dwtlg, ana ' s ~
g., eor1s g i , oS5 r koliossI osaer l. Barge architect
l 49, r3-Two iourstor brovnstons front dselioss
2srt5 feel. i1rItas-. 800 feet east q" NhUA'' iU ~
$500 a.d e-e. owl y'l S 5I5. 2I,s r. on
on .1t1.st 100 f. west OF seeoolaye. L.' '.a
roaf. 1., D. E1aus owner; ] j. h'"1' 1i'''
80 sr- &c. r-onc 5sorv brick factory building 2.l.fH.C
Cee, d. 81 escape % required; hat tn . 'es' @i'
5. 3d. 54o-Ert. 5s,or. eaas.oue front dwellings l5I
80 e. = sr8. Thomas J. SlaIkey, owner VIM AeNAm4@
E ~ Ssi--Tye sstorv brek dwellings 2'Iio r. each on
su fa . os, lIoij each luslan Co.. owners H. ~ I''e'
E sp. 80 s82-Ta., story trk dwellings l6I45 a. noSia
ooi cos. each Wash ovleF aaa Architect approved
81 s s'os ary 1['s vI.'a97 7. q' .s s I s e
E,sie f,... r.s, s-oo b. H. love.' owner aud architect
= Ssr c m as-ore fve.torr and brio x building for oe
fI l a.' ''f g. ooi AMI ssssa,' +laoo T.
Hs- . No. g6-fye 4,tor, brogpsioas front dselaF' 21
.f F..f rI1st,l tai tH
M uo r =l8ouO 4. A. line Owner aud S
r. ', t.as1 s.t,-v h-,sr,s.ore DWELLING 201s
lfeI r. and ITEr-1Iutt,t. Ore escapes
eo,i @ Wa le'alel owner and George Just architects AI
80. --ar 81, oR-One 2sorv brek machine shop, ltt7o a.
o Ayeuae d. Peak Slate or 900 roi
Cos, u .o-l aua Thomas Maine architect AP
krnrrU
N. - No si2Seve1 2sory h-oEnsione front dwellings, I'VE
e,idHv oIfr two l-ON4i o. eacl corner f
k1t-.t ar Ltyu.ouave Fiat tu roofs Cost sl 200 eacl JOIN
Isl cCol owner and Joha sexton architect Approved Nov H.
No.. IAN 40 85-Iirrs hroel-siul uort DIS r1ss e
IS commencing ly5 feet from northeast corner q" !
north side of fyseYeutls.i AA' 90
oo, each, Hugh Prssou ONurf John se1io1 a-
SEQ, sPHfot,. Nuy. O. o.. -.
Eeet 8 feet west o. ft ave Cat ard Aa
Robert browne
81 e. $50. 90 architect approves Soy. p lti . 90.
marherult stores six fioriesl sj1i H
's 95 49, 100 tua l2 Grudst 2 feet from coltet 81
alerrer. a. gravel roofs Cost &lz5Oo each kAot g.
t[uHIn DO ". Warner architect Approved Nov is
Nor iea NJ G5l-SiE hrck dwellings zss10 n "a sto1es
ho-L st.Srtbst 100 o. vest Of Firth lin fat roofs sd
$1,000 Jos a. Ooturu, owner, aud NH
NrNsmar.. Architect Approved Nov. TO-
Non lllu No. 6J4heveu Sstory hroHt-store ifon q"
Of Estt guiUtl Il1ave Ill iat
Juois e,careL Cost SIWb each WI o. bni 0nlrI
a a. l. iil.. Ter. architect Approved Nov. -
NOr iPIsn 40 655-Oue building for mauufacur.
purpose a5 'e, Nos az 4lf sud 80 hast I~ea tlir.si a
grave escapes; S2tVOi J. Robinson oNue 4uu
arctiec approved Nov. ID
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TronkIm TtaI 6statt for SaIt.

4 HANDSOME HOUSE at a BARGAIN-All
" Improvements yard kc Fort Green Para fosses'oa
immediate Apply cu Ireiuse' No q tlioti pace
T7TETANT DWELLINGS AND LOTS
l. one IN Atautcsve lots sl2ioo on fuonavc, oi
csrage house &c. roo Dvousvc. lots a. l09l
ono o two n the above sold bargain. for bali cash
Come Oh vh your bls DAVID j. MOLLOl, No 26 FuiIousi
Neelok city. or G. T. MlLLEk Atlantic ave. ha NeH-ioA
nor SALE, at a bargain. tirst-class > STEAM
PrOIR ~ Brootru with three ~
n complete onler chest % to mill n the
ctr, boz bT water SOD near three or
a. Brook ru Ferries particulars inquire Of T. BENNETT Co.,
nos 2aai Southst., Nrw-lo CITY
FTITON-AVE.. LOTS FOR SALE. The
- Brooklyn auy other CITY. for rrotate
Investment caps sin D. sold more parcels or in tnEe
lots DAVID MOLLOT. No 2l8 Fuio1st. Nes-lork City, or
CHARLES r. MILLER. Ausuu~ave. last NeR-lork
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DEREMPTORY SALE of POO LOTS at EAST
Il NLWAHE- TIlF KINGsLAND MANOR LOT
A

4 T. BTFECEFR son Co. vii cell a. aaeiou. on THURSDAY
il Och, tle PROMISE ne hctat p,
ground Las NrsarL tuoFr The kasali Major lrl
containing about go oi, ou kinui Mta0rares tlf Ara
jersey Warrsn Nhen. hutseI ami brgcl lt l. healal 90
a II ~
AL o WIZ
minutes o. jersey C AM nF ne t1pEe
80 feet
Ft ard Me- Jerser tnaif ari rate rftn
fais dolls each JUS fe
tie msrlarlr te artisan te
clerk % snr i've oouutabr go aearl
tie rrtaiau ri ofeiatri s
The pogerbany healthy, sgd rsToss are = s
laa ~ a1ri place " similar ts
or population iLc uncd States TIE 8" De- also s 20 ths
The STATE n The rcAihF ths sane
The Kgssrd aes Of The ath and ga u ooo at S.f'a
30 viii be- bed ths " loi Hotel
re,v u turnps tickets 20 Last NrTak ,ut
retrr m , sock puaaicri boy the Asc
toreers 10 60 Ceiar-st. n J.
Ref,,hmeHs furnished on tie groufd previous 70 ihe 'a!s
NXrILLIAM NJ. LITTLE, Auctionecr.
w WYCKOFF a. LITTLE Vel SELL TUESDAY. nov ~ a. ~
o,'oeh s Rretsrge esoo Y lDI BOrLEVAu ioTs
Ssctet sni Pre,deEt,ts tnor. Bueaoatc &c. g.
Maps obtained tie ohr " tht Aueuonee Nos 9l Mon
taruest. Brooklyn. and q Crlsrft. \. !.
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1919, 49, on ., Ioatd -, % y. ,l'
Soas,s ano farms mant,o

VNANTED-PART of n HOUSE, consisting
w good ocav h quiet family - rersol'
rent not 70 month Adc r. g. Boz No H. Tribune
WANTED to PURCHASE IN Hro0kyn-A
w frtt. HOUSE furnished feet front stlu the limits
fFlt1 DeKaaes Port Green place ard 6AndaFc fes noi
over 0O Address b. H. g.. No D. ParS row
JXyANTED-For n cash purchaser. n STORE
w between Liberty aud spruce or william on
On. Of tie ,re crossing Fl0ust bssceu 'oI 90 Broad
vst ArpIy l., ~. 4 KtLAND & Co. No. , B-eEualtt y J.
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MORRIS WILKINS. Auctionccr.
VI LLEGANT RESIDENCE ON IAllSApL-ANi-,
Between Gtnvo,dave. trl II gLst,
YOSKFHS.
late ". re'ideate q IleliJ Bowen =


LUDLOW Co. uiu eel st auction. on TUESDAY Nor ~,
1862 u O'Clock te aEcaange NAesooui No IL b'a4s Una
itv Briliiurl. Ncfiohs
PGIiSApF AyE-Tb, elegant voiorv s'c All baesri frame
HOUSE 50 Zee. square SLED Boz villa tnc and a u ne 'gfy best
convenience ~ r house gas water ha room,
butss pantry extensive pa' halasono ioaef eAfseI perez &C.
10 mostp perfect order throughout.
GROJSDS 29 6r tsout acies handsomely Laid ont IN
wu ana divided handsome a~ss there is q
great variety cvceca AID lctees Tue whole iucd W heavy
if0u
COACHHOrSR .rd STABLE 1io feet p s'ores flushed e. sane
the house .ls stale AID Toon M se' er carriages
cosclmAu's rooms. &c
being s THAI one BAL of ue ron DE siAtol VII
hourly Ptsrf Is paTei crroc gutierrez
tagged ard hshtet with ga. altogether one q The halln'
residences ir the atF
For mi'. ard M particulars apply 20 he Aseo1',r', No. Ps''i
Var
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Sudior Salfs Of Zeal estate.

r T. HuL Auc'loneer
A DJOURNED SALE of VALUABLE BUILD
- ING PLOTS AT HlDGEWOOD NEW. JERSEY
CUACkENBlSh PACLiSON will sell q auction THIS DAY
saturday. u o'clock The ground Hdg-woof n j. finely
located OF
hue Railway. The above property fcass
mes ana d vel worthy the attention OF those seeking investment
Ias leave thsmbest morning Of sale O'Clock returning $50
For Tickets. Mar. and particulars apply
QJAChENBUSH q PAU LISON. Aucioneers,
No NaSsa-st. Au p.
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,. JoHSsoN, r., Aueron-r5.
by job n s. ON a. MILLER,
~ AUCTfONRFPS AND

! JO Ii n y n 81 NJ l. l. ER,
~ AUCTloNRERS AND
REAL ESTATE BEOKERS.
49, Ne % RAsAu-'T.. COZ CEDGSTr.. EEw-ToEU. .
CITY Bssdeucs Country and sold
sglso changed Loans neFotttet ofFurIbr
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER l..
~ y O'CLOCK ~ ftchauge htesroou. l Broadway,
POSITIVE AND PBREMPTORY.
VILLA PLOTS. VILLA PLOTS VILLA PLOTS
GREATEST bALh IN TIE HISTORY OP REAL ESTATE 49,.
l0s5 CHOICE PROSPECT PARK LOTS, NEAR tbs GRAND
EANIEkLi ENTRANCE. AT AUCTION
Let every one call at The ohees Of the secure map and
examine the property.
PLACE snd WASAlNGTONPLACB BOULEyARDS leach Of which 10
10y ~ vide WITH pfOpos-i through the ceer JEFf EhnlN
PLACE, CEDARSE, EAST NETWORK. PERRY, ROGERS.
snd OANAkslE-ANES. and BEDFORD ROAD. Tub LOCATION
for VILLA SITES is Of the the vicinity Of he NEIO
Oils is nearer ard ar accessible % ORR C1 HALL
thar CENTRAL PARK u be reached by several daeTtut lines Of
RAILROADS ZINE IMPROVEMENTS roug the vicinity
EVERY LOT WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS or PRICE,
never before been presented.
Terms Maps % Nasssubt " Y
or No l51 Monague-st BROOKLYN
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 10
at y O'clock at Exchange Sllesro0m No l Broadway. Y
GREAT SALE OF EIGHTEENTH WARD LOTS
l2o SPLENDID EIGHTEENTH WARD LOTS FINELY LOCATED
on BUSHWICH-AVE BOULEVARD. ENERGREEN-AVE. RALPH,
GROVE. COOPER. van vOORuS, KLDERI, MARGARET IA
MiERFlELD ard JACOBSTS
Terms Maps No p Nassaust New-iOrk, aud No l3 Mon
NEWARK N ~ PROPERTY
VALUABLE MANUfACIl RING PEOPERTi situated on ihs north
west Of M LBkRlN and CHESrNUTSIS Newark. y IA
large and substantial Brick Building 2fT7J feet with onestoy er
sion 2Hj0 feet thr whole well lighted 90 sides and supplied VII"
and situated Only distance from tue-inutst
for mandatory. aud will be positively sold o. the highest bidder
Maps Office No q Nae.ltt, ~
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Qu GOODS.
1iu GOODS.
.----,--------.-~-.
RETIRING
FROM RETAIL BUSINESS,
STRANG g. ADRIANCE.

STRANG Sc ADRIANCE.
No 355 BROADWAY between Leonard and Fuknts to
give up their RETAIL BUSINESS. will offer
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
IN ORDER TO CLOSE OUT THEIR STOCK,
BEFORE THE FIRST OF JANUARY,
As The store Is to b, Occaped by other business
are TOO vel acquainted With qualities d good sold by u.s. TO
BL1cE AND coL0RED SILKS OF every make
MOURNING GOODS ofths best makes
REFS EMPRESs ciorRs iSp % vFE0uRs IN great variety.
GOODS FOR SUITS all the new styles
MFbiuM AND Low PRICE DRl.sS GOODS Of all Liud.
RICH IAcES ENgRoIDEaIFs HOSIERY AND GLOVES
CLOTHS, c4ssDlEEEs cL0AESGs all sys.
SUPERB Lyons SILK yELvErs FOR CLoAKS
The above goods
MUST BE SOLD BEFORE TIE FIRST JANUARY.
All who want RIAL BARGAINS invited call. they will be
soli without regard % cost
ENGLAND.-H. J. g. d. NICOLL, TAILORS
- TO TIE QUEEN, ROYAL FAMILY. and the COURTS Of
59X99TzE r. lIs a l9o e's'ne and No "a cor'i
hIyERP9oisIN S,,. 50 BOLTS ,.,,-.., ~,
M, " y Sc6L ss5 S Sa 81 3 Of
for immediate made order few hour notice The
charges h, lowest n the quality aud style Of finish Of each gar
"'-' VI Me.s1, SIcoLIs CURRENT LIST OF PRICES.
FoR GssrLESES .
Ssss.:. @:;i. @i:'-i
pom YOUNG szyrtExzs.
z
EnioAertocker Dress....... ! o ?
Sailors DTrss.............. l -
Jacket Vest, and Trousers
Oycrcoas Trousers, &c, charged proportion 70 the
F F1f 's. es;;::..... III $50
TagrHng Dress JACKET. and
2 J.
Waterproof Tweed CloAAs..
H. J. u. ErCOLL.
No. 50 BOLDST.. LIVERPOOL
MIR. GEORGE S. PARTRIDGE, IT., has IN
Va interest House from this isie. MIREN l MILLER
Nes-york. nov. 5. 1865
Reeng the above notice leave 20 thto 70 our customers
NJ the trade generally that cur ssocl OF
RIBBONS.
SILKS
MILLINRRY GOODS
generally, will the direction NJ Partridge b. largely increased
We tul ami complete ssormeuis of
FRENCH ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN STRAW GOODS,
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWBRS &c, ID,
IN. wkn0wu acquaintance and o. Mr. Partridge W me
rrBa uoreau Tor the pat giving rs iac
which viii be duly appreciated AIhEN NlbLEhr
No. 40 B-olirar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-14
Sutton SAILS Of BtsI Estate.

r. J. PIULisoy AuctioneeL - -
A UCTl0N SALE OF BUILDING PLOIS
~ AT PASsAlC VILLAGE, NBW.JERSEI 80
Qusokenhush Pauton will sell Aucnsn, THufSpAf nov
49, 1905 OcOrt EIbAuge SGesT0om No III BroalThy n T.
100 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTSN
beautifully situated Papsou and high ground and
rounded by trt eh commanding hDe and Only
Eve walk depot; n New iorf aud
20 minutes ride BY Es Raiwsy-2 trains osy Commuauoa S9a
per
Maps and particulars Office Of QuACEENBUSH PAULIsOS,
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-03-19
TERMS $3.50 PER ANNUM.

ffty-fCct seams, and only scratch, Pctro-
'cum Is there, and the collicrs have lCng
''cu,sed" it for its smell and stink
Iron is found in profusion in low lands
md in mountains, Iron orcs-specular
md brown Hcmatitc in great guam
,ities and are worked with great ease and
profit
We're We 10 undertake To enumcratc
he minerals in the State, We might save
trouble by copying the index to a Miner
,logy. Marl, green sand, gypsum, salt,
lays, lines, ccments, tin, copper, lead, nj
re, diamonds, iaspcrs, comedians, garncts,
2tc, etc, to the end OF the chapter,
We have been assured by DIR, Grant,
The State Geologist, that there is no known
mineral or metal, with perhaps the eScep-
lion Of two or three very rare ones, that
loes not exist in Virginia in quantities 10
oe worked proftably. We have further
more his assurance that there is no single
mineral that does not exist in this State
N as great degree as the same does in
my other State-while Virginia has the
advantage over the others Of being rich
not merely in one, two or three varieties
Is in the case with them, but in possess
ing all There is nothing useful in arts
agriculture, or commerce, that nature doe,
aot provide, Canals, railroads turnpike'
md nayigablc streams give ready trans
portation and access VIII our people
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