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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-10
The GREAT MINING CALAMITY
From the Gold Hill News OF last evening.

| Ata.l early hour this m'rnng great in.
crease Of smoke was observable coming
Through the Crown Point shaft, AID by
O'Clock the engineers, brake>msn and AL
! hands were Compelled 10 top the machinery
and leave the building, thick clouds If >mok1
railing out through the vcnti!a'Or> IN the
rnnf aud from all the windows and doors.
! The fire was evident, On the increase, )ndg-
! ing from this SNAKE. and knowing by this
/ time that il was utterly impossible TOR the
eigh, ar ten men still remaining in the mine.
md known to he in the upp"r Levels. I" be
vet alive, it was resolved IA ad pt the last
resort and smother nut III" hre.
The CLOSING OF THE SHAFTS
In pursuance of this plan, ~ III A. NJ.
measures were taken 10 close each me ofihe
sha its with plankS. wet cloth, cart, etc, so
a. t. exclude all fresh air ar draft from
above. and then nv srnding h"die, "f, steam
drv!i each shaft il thought the hre
might he Smuthered aud .Xtingu'>hAd. The
Crown Point shaft WAS cln>' nrar the top,
at the Carpenter shop floor lev !, aud the
keururk some ten ar twelve feet below the
toy. heneath TIE switch floor. where 1t could
H., m de the mos, etfcctutli air right. The
YeIlnw JACKET shaft was closed at the point
where rf,r G,k. Hill drain tunnel meets
with il, l21 feet b. low the >ur'ac'
srtAM TURNED ">.
A~nut y ,'circk. bv means of heavy IRON
mining cnnnec,e ell win TIE boilers. = strong
volume If steam WIS sent d-'wn he \ How
JACKIE, through the large pipH OF the blower,
.. Quoting it down into tine 800 and 30 feat
lr,cl- OF the mine, md from there II would
% wherey,r ii cn&d best tnd egress into
u;hcr ports f The nine.
no MokE EuDTtS RECOVERED.
No more bpdie> If The umf"rtunate victims
have heen recovered since The last We Ie
curLed in Yesterdays issue.
ENCIrENE>T.
With he increase Of IN smoke and FIRE
th.rt i a corre>poid ding increase OF the pub
lie tx.ite,nent, ana large crowds are about
the hoi-iing works Of the three mines. and
rn,n are hurrving - and go up aud down
the streets, eager to get the latest intetil-
unICP.
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ARRESTED roRFonGEnY-P. J Mall

ARRESTED FOR FoKG EKY-P. j. MALONE,
PHoN"GuAPFIC REroRTth OF THF FOURTH
DIsrKICT Cot ET, Arms 1ip F1E FnEGEl;N.
Yesterday afternoon, about hdf past one
o'clock, as Judge +. y. Sa"ve-. Ct The
Fourth District Court. WA coming out "f the
CITY Hall. he met by Supervisor Ash
bury, who asked him If VI" bills Of his re-
porter. recently put hrfor" the Boar; "f
Supervisors, were not ;ncurr'c'. The judge
replied to him in verv e,"rhatic manner
that they wee not. lie told NJ. Ashbury
that he always examined the ills before
auditing them; that he had within a few DAYS
audited two bills for Mr.. Malone, one of
which was for $40, for one DAYS reporting in
a case Of t.-e People vs.. Cnahriet; the other
for $50 for reporting the cas-" Of the People
w.. All How. The Judge explained 10 him
that All Kow was convicted 81 murder, aud
that the law made it obligatory upon him TO
send the Governor a transcript Of the testi-
mony and that the reason why the
latter bill was larger than the first. Mr.. Ash
bury informed the Judge thai the bills Of
which he spoke were for over 900 each. He
asked the Judge to stop up into the Office Of
the Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors, and
examine the bills for himself Jugde Sawyer
went up into the Office. in Sisting that it must
be Il mistake. Mr.. Ashbury produced the
bills. the first beng for $40, and the second
for $3.50. As soon as the Judge saw the bills
he remarked that thew had been altered by
adding 5000 to each BIZ since he audited
them and that the alteration was III the hand
writing Of his reporter. II" requested the
Clerk to produce all OF Mir. Ma!one's bills in
his possession. Several we're found, among
which was one tina, had been altered from
$50 to $500.
Judge SAWYER was astounded at the revel-
atoms, and AZ once sought out District A.
torney Ryrne, to whom he communicated tbs
above facts. and at three o'clock the matter
was laid before the Grand Jury.
District Attorney Brine az orce went
before Judge provinces and made affidavit to
the facts as above stated; warrant was
issued, and Malone arrested abou, six o'cl ok
last evening
Mr.. Malone has heretofore borne a good
character and had the entire confidence Of
all with whom he has ever had any dealings.
He was employed BY Judge SAWYER upon the
recommendation Of MANY distinguished
members of the bar and press Of this city,
s. +. Times. Sd.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-10

FELT CODA young man was arrested
las, evening for stealing pair of pants and
hat from an acquaintance. The gentleman
had gone to sleep and on awakening found
his pantalonns and hat gone. He suspected
the thief and vent in search Of him. and at
last found him in saloon. He ordered
him to strip, which order was promptly COM
piled with. bu, This did not leave him naked
by any means, as he had two additional pair
on An officer being in the neishhorhoad
he was arrested, and on being taken to the
station house his pockets were found to be
filed With trinke,s OF every description, evil
IDENTIFY stolen.-Sdc. Re ord, Sth.
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Tar DARIEN SHIP Canal seems likely

THk DAHIkN SHIP CANAL seems ilktlv
TO be put underway in process Of r'me
not yer, remote. That project would
seem :" be- Of n"' les Importance than
The Pacific Railroad. regarding the com
mercr of The seas IN the tiyhi of it's nv II
gr-a, importance. Caleb Cushing. il u
said used to make II soldier hold mn
umbrellas over hi head when h.
attended dress parade ard performed
like duties Us a G-n-rai in M+xic,; and
Caleb thereby pnr laughed ~ and last
casre; hnr if The said ship csnal Should
come I" be hing accomplished one
IF these DAYS inr"ugh CnShtug : H"r;s
a. 90 h-'w-rn. II good deal of h"u"r
AID r.r"wr wIll hr added :" his fame
a. n lawyer ard r..iirici-n. ard soldiers
and ri, ilans will Nv and forge, that he
was rn. ~ james Pnlk's Mili,in
Generals
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A PHILADELPHIA BELLE ATTEMPTS ST.

= tHlLhDEJFtlAS BILLIE ATTEMPTS IL
CIDE.-On tuesday evening, about s O'Clock
eS the steamboat Edwin Forrest arrived at
her wharf in this city from Philadelphia, a
Young lady who was on board was observed
10 jump Of the boat into the Delaware.
She imnt diafeiy rose to the surface, but
although a crowd collected on the pier meme
Of them had the couraS- to rush 10 her res
cue lila Young man from South Trenton
named William Derrn"Gdy, came up. and,
sct ing tie impending doom Of the Urfcr'uH-
ate piIl, plunged into the water and con-
yeyed her to terra trn!a. The poor creature
was much exhausted, and after being !e-
sized by the Heighb"rs was conducted to the
Mayors Office, where she gave her name as
Elsn Gordar, residing on Iaskar street
Philalepnia. On further Interrogation.
made by the Mayor, she related a tale affect
ing in the extreme. The substance of her
remarks was that she received the attention
Of a yonng man in Philadelphia, and under
promise of marriage, Yielded to his lihiGi-
nOusIess. The re>ul, becoming apparent 10
her stepfa,her, with whom she lived, he
commenced abusing her, and threatened 10
discard her from his house. Grooming be-
meath the burden Of shame and misery, SHE
LETT Philadelphia on TUESDAY, and coming to
Trenton, where she WAS stranger, she
thought she could precipitate her death IN
known 10 the world. The Cyerseer If the
poor took her in charge and communicated
with her friends who came here last evening
aud took he: Eome-S. !. Herald, March
ilth.
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SUDDEN DEA1HAT ArsIIN.-The Reveille

SUDDEN DEATH ArsIIN.-The Reveille
Of the 9Th instant, says:
William II. Young. long resident Of this
city and section, died suddenly in this CITY
on Saturday evening. Mr.. Young was i
consumpti,e invalid. and while PLAYING Bill
.iardS III King < OLeary's saloon at -
ociock, he was seized with spasn If cough
ing which compelled him to stop his play
and lean upon the table for support. In an
instant his knees began TO sink and he fell
upon the FLOR without saying word. Med
zeal assistance WAS quickly brought, but tie
was dead. It j. believed by the physician
who examined Young, that his death was
caused by the Bursting Of all abscess in his
lungs while Violently coughing. He left a
vie but no other family in this city.
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MAYHEM BY AN INDIAN WoAAN.-iht

BNlIetln OF NtsteIuav sdvH
Last night three policemen undertook to
arrest a woman called = Indian Kate for
disordcrlv conduct. They could not manage
her, and blew signal for help. Special
Officer Dunn answered the call and under
took 10 help Them. The enragec woman
caught tbs thumb Of his right hand and he q
on ill she was choked to insensihility. His
thumb is So badly wounded that it will have
to be amputated at the first joint. A charge
Of MAYHEM has been made against her.
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RrMov7D failure OF THE STRAWBERRY
CRnP The Ala of Yesterday Saws:

CROP.-I ne -fNU OF NtNlPIUdN SdNN.
From rep IT'S of different parties engaged
in the raising of strawberries, 1t would ap-
pear ,ha, a blight mas fallen upou the vines,
resembling somewhat that which injured the
peach trees in former wears. These reports
come mainly from the vicinity of Fan Jose
and Alameda. II is stated that although
some ten thousand extra vines have been
planted within the past year, the crop will
no, probably be equal To that of any year pre-
ceGing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-10

The New ATTORNEY GsNERAL,-Jam-s
Russell Lowell, in his Bigelow Papers, >
thus describes a visit to the home of our
new Attorney General z. Rock"ood Hoar,
at Concord
An'I've been sence visi,in the Jeage.
Whose earding whispers with the rivera
edge,
Where I've s0t morIin's law as the Dream,
Whose only business is to head up stream,
I'VE call en- punkin seed, or else i'll chat
Along III Jtdge. who covers with his hat
More wit, ard gumption, and shrewd Yam
kee sense
Than there ie moSses on an ole stone fence
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THE WHITE F:>k Ntw<. 4 copy of
which paper, hy tie Wy. We have no
seen for CO. ms "g") l. 10 he published
daily. Good lungs g." ii
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS. &c.

Three thieves detected In stealing iron from
ne Morris suc Essex railroad wnarves, Hob5-
~, were fired upen by Deputy Sheriff Van
RTUhI ard a " &c b man. One OK tue thieves Was
s--n 70 fall into the Water aad sink, but his
.I.r-7rsdes escaped, and returning after ward
r-.lsbiN II spaT.h u their COnpanl,n, were
s-aIL fired upCE, aud OLe OF them wounded.
=, n escaped, however.
Ire Equal Rigsts Association met AZ the
q stsmy 81 hu-Is. IN BROOKLYN, yesterday.
lr,i " a. addressed by Ms. Lucy Stone. Geo.
y Curtis, M. C-ii4 BurieIgn, Mrs. Liver
~,rs ana sUu1ry other " men. on tns subJ-ct
e.. male suffrage.
a portion OF the walls Of James :. French's
y ID sew boz Odd warehouse IN PIttsburg, Pa.
--f yesterday and baTi-d three men in the
-rs--. TWO Of whom w-T- I'll ken Oat alive aud
CO dead Five hundred barrels Of whiskey
.r-a Destroyed.
W-n Ford. member Of thu PenusyIyaui4 L.
r..ia-urs hg- sud IOhn W. Pi. tock prSprIs-
- and james MILE editor OF the P.ttsaurg
% -, ~ libel. Ia saying thar the lsgisla,or's
So. vas IL ;hs MAJ ktt when he was IN H4r-
-fa-g.
T.. County National Bank of CIearfaId. Pa,
w.. r''1sd b. burglars last tGbi and To bod
r- -..r- Tao cafes. H-rring's and L,ilie's,
'TO.eD open. A toward OF SJ.0JJ Is offered
~ apYre b-Lsi n OF jhe burglars.
,IF o. the results o. the strike among the
Sled -rs IL P'uus y'vanla has nern the With
-.-vrI II six Of the coal traiHs from the La-
-.-- Valley railroad. and the discharge of the
-'- EMPLOY "a upon then
To- eu-iErduOn from Camilla still cOntin uss.
t'u Monday ram Of Seventeen cars passed
Trough - A RaES. crowded with French Ca
raG'an~ ~ho Interd 70 settle in the States.
Tie French steam gate snir1mis arriyA ID
- New York We te-day from -. tn mas. with
S~a- Admiral NsgGe', commanding the French
Nss' India squadron. on bard
Ger. Warren, Hon J. w. Morris and J. L.
wilson. Government Commissioners, have
af'sd from ~. Louis upon an Inspec uOn
.raT of the Union Pacific railway.
John Webster, formerly postm aster IF Lin
coin. Nebraska, who has been found guilty of
r0tbiBg the mails, mas applied for a new trial.
The militia of Baltimore parade on Monday
sft.TnOcn, ana will be reviewed by Governor
BOWIE.
General Augur has left Omaha for Fort Rus
sell, near Cheyenne
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UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE

In virtue ETA writ Of Teri fsciss issued from the
Clerks Once OF the Supreme Court of the District
OF Cslumhis. and TO me directed. I will sell. ct
public sale for cash, in front Of the Ceurt euss
OF said caurty, on MONDAY, the Slst day of MAY
instant Is 9, st Il clock N all defendants ris mt
nlie, claim and interest In and % ell thst part OF
Lot No. 2, in Square No. az. beginning 81 south
east cernsr of said lot and running vest - feet
inches thence north 70 feet einches; thence east
feet inches; thence south Is feet thence east 8
feet thence south 81 feet einches, 70 the place OF
De ginning, together with the improvements. in
the city II " Warrington ID. O., seized and levied
upon IS the property Of jackson Pumphrey, and
viii be sold TO satisfy execution NO. 4OSs. in favor
Of Howell Strebling.
ID. S. 0OopING,
ID ats = m ~
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D L B L &c s A l. L.

To lie cold at public auction. on TUESDAY.
18th nst. at ~ O'Clock q m ia the cellar OF IN.
Cerooran building. corner OF eeDnsylvania ave
ana 18th street,
SEQ lbs tmoIe or lessl " aste Paper. in sscks
So lnE Bottles more or lessl
A lot Of cid Cocoa Mating. Tables, Shelving, OLD
Galvanized Iron &c sc
Cs.h IN Government funds on delivery
All articles sold not called for when rea ~ for
delivery will be reso cost of the pa &c hAser
20 secure the United states against " hich sne-
nth cor 20 much there 4 as mss be necessarily OF
the amount Of purc base to be paid at the time OF
sale.
B.-The above is published o. ISSUED by the
Quart. master 81 eral. q nd the sale will be BY
his order. aud under the supervision of Captain
ID. q. Thomas, U. 8. A.
J. e McFERRAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
myla 81 Breyet Brig Gen, u. q A
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NAVY pIPARTMENr,

~ ID NEAL ~ NoNs1kUCIloS AND bEPArR.
WARRINGTON ID. O., May Il lssg
tened Proposals will be received ct this Bureau
until u clock noon: OF the Hath Of June. for the
sells - - "
SAT-. "the sUECooK. the MARsaw." s and
the 1920" ,ying st the q. s Naval Station.
;, The CAsCo', and the ..CHIMo, hing st the
b Navy Yard. washfnRtoa. ID o.. - -
given Tor tbe vessels in their present condition.
with such fittings are now attached TO them.
The vessels can be seen. and all necessary fufor-
mate concerning them will be gfven. on appli-
cation 20 the Commandments Of tue Yard and Sta
,tion - = 80 ~
The Department reserves the right 30 reject asy
and ell Of the proposals. III their acceptance u net
20 the In terest Of the GJvernment. 49,.
The whole Of the purchase money must be pSd
at the time Of snf the vessels must
the day Of Gale. r1f
Purchase Of Ireu Clsds. y myi3 2spA0
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DENTISTRY.

DR J: T. COUMBE: DENTIST, No. 2i7 9Th
~ street. between N and streets -
TEETH extracted without pain. TEETHf
Inserted on Gold, Silver, or Rubber <x0
Ilates, and filled in the best manner, on moderate
terms. APPS 2m<
nBS. W AND II. A MERRILL DDUTIGTa
~ No. 2S6 PENNSYLVANIA AVB-
NUE., between l2th and 18th streets, fur.
ntsh ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any Kind ~
Of Plate desired. Pure Ntsyoxs Ortds Gas con.
stGntly on hand for extracting teeth without pafu
We guarantee to ell those having worn done AZ ouv
once satisfaction In every particular. NO l0-lys
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10y COOPER LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- tSCccessoTs 20 Jas. q McGuire a Jo..l
Southwest cor aeT of Peun q avenue and lItp street
Star Once Building
Rf GREEN 4 wILLiiA hMs,
No. o26, Southeast o. rner Of 7th aud D streeta.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED
PsDPEkTI In SOUTH WASHINGTON,
(ISLAND At AUCTION
- On WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, We
K:::5 snail sell on the premises. at clock D. m ,
Lot and parts Of Lots and Il in square No 40
This property il handsomely locate1, NJ It TO the
corner of eth street west and street south: lot
fronts 50 feet on street, 70 inning back 60 Q vide
alley % feet iDches part Lot has Q front of Is
feet inches on 5tb street, and improved by a good
two. story Frame House with back building; part
Lot 10 fronts 20 feet ches
Terms: One third cash; balance in six ana twelve
mouths for Botss be airing interest r day of
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken. Az con-
veysnctcR Ind stamps at cost ef urch aseF. Sg TO
be raid down on each piece of property when cold
my Is q GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
Int.
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VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE LOT
OF sTkEET, BETWEEN 3p AND Ai SITS.
NOVELTY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
~ WORKS.

NOVELTY FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
PARKEBsBUBG, WEST VIRGINIA..
We have on hand one Portable Steam " MIN
OF rs horse Power that We will sell at our works
for 81 7eo cash; also. several portable engines
sutsb 10 for IhTeshfns hines Of ~ horse power
also several portable eng ines OF wheel. Is 70
70 horse power or under. persons wishing to pur.
chase new Or second hand machinery engines or
ERksE CO., 90 Ss west ss 4ss.
no 1Sly
NJ DUBKIN, GARDENER AND FLORIST, Is
Nv Ia; TIskags s to plant and furnish Trees
Iantsd to be ..tisisetcry Garden 18th sPa eNL3
ssw.en , sns' s on me . Sspa st1Se as street
Trees planted. my 6.lm'
nKPBANs' COURT. April n, is69-DsTRIcr
the q .
tri1 Of Lewis Thomas, deceased. the Adminis-
ef ths a. 9th vi :Ss SSsD'
s,.Isssid ;ssD APP TUIsIAY the sssh a.I Of
lion Of the personal estate Of said deceased and Of
the assets in hand. g far as the same have been
Tssqs
tilted to attend, With their claims properly vouched,
-: e tSs
OF this order Be published once :week fer three
!. tn. 1'''' &C.: 3, said
0RPHANs' COURT, APRIL II. 1865
trix OF Lawrence Kicker, deceased, the admnistra.
sfofs.. ss'
appointed sEp sne TUESDAY. May Isth; A. p is;s. icr
personal estate Of said deceased, and Of the
assets in hand, as far as the same have been col
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased are noted
t e attend with their claims propeIiy, q
benefitin said deceased's estate: provided . copy
., order t e. Dg6ssS once week for three
day IN the evening Te :t HlsywsITB srsss said
S y1n me
inetoD county. In the District Of Columbia, let
late On Of s:sss Of
DECEASED, All persons ha wing claims agains;
*: to the
on Or before the 9Th day Of April next; they
o he :aS estate Gwen Sas ~
day s A,T!l ss sAsAHA ss1GiTsssd
tn. petition y "fI:s H GIL H. .,
to linn on bs ei az q ss;.
Issued on the aad day Of JssSI.ry, 1881 and sEain
Its ordered thss ssid 1stitIon y heard as this
may oppose this s1t.n.ioS;. Obisctieas, dspo:i.
sions and other papers sno1d es a,ed In this once
went, days before TIE d.y 2 as ei;1s .oor.,
i e says 5sss e :ss
Of Washington County. In the District Of Oolum-
biz letters teetsmentary on the psrsonal estate
D. ., deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased arc hereby warned
the subscriber, on or before the 4th day Of
Nay next; they may otherwise By Law BE- excluded
sisf ss': 9Th day . nsE EsGx E.s.u.r1
I 0N1oN. BISCUITS. which received the Dsiss
case the highest avsSd made for nngli.h Biscuits.
nsmsIy;a,London. 1854; putiin, lSas: Paris. lea.
many varieties and II encourages expect to Import
then regularly. They are Ger, ainiy unequslise by
city. =. W. bURCHHLL, corner ,4th and sN
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS fAIBFAX will give LESSONS on the Pi.
!NI snCforte References Rtven and reQu red.
Dtrect care FBED. FAIkFAX, U. q. Coast Sur
vey Once, present. apis lns
A LADY WHO Is QUAL!FIED To TEACH
"A English, French and N usic wishes to receive
the position Of Visiting 0overness IN q family,
where che would be willing 10 teach throughou
the summer. References exchanged. Adiress X :,
Post Office an Is Inn
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RY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneer,
- (Succsssors to Jas. y. Mcclure a COL
Southwest corner Pennsylvanis ave. and 18th Of
Star Office Building,

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABJBIMPRO
REAL ESTATE ON THE CORNEROF FIrTH
SHEET EAST AND NokTH l. STREET,IN
THE CITY or WASHINGTON
A BY virtue of q deed of trust. dated on the
E.IG 18th day Of NJ vember. A. ID. 1858, and duly
Arecorded II liber T. and x No S, folio Al,
ct SCI, OF the Land Records for Washington ,uu-
~. IN the District Of ColurIis. and by direction
OF the Treasurer OF the Firrt 90 operative Bald
ing Association of this district, we will sell at
public auction, in front of the premises, on MON
DAY The 3lst day OF May, at 2 O'Clock d m. all
that certain piece parcel of and premises
lyirg and being in the city OF w sshin gtsn, and
Dlstrfct Of Columbia. and known and dasign atef
ss lot Numbered nine. 49, in Lyons and Normules
subdivision OF original lots elk 90 aud seven az
In square numbered eight hundred and tx, ; $685.
anu Contained within the following metes and
bounds: beginning for the same at the northeast
corr er OF ssid square, and running Their ce south
with Fifth street east" thirty two t3sl feet:
thence west one hundred and i've (la5) feet one
inch; thence north thirty two 3lD feet to north I,
stree {, and thence with said L street one hundred
and tive lo5D feet one inch to the place of egin-
ming; the sane being improved by q one story
frame house, vi ID stable.
Terms OF sale: S@0 cash; balance in 6 and IL
months. secured by deed OF trust on the premises
sold notes to bear interest from day of sale and
III the terms are not complied with within We days
after the sale the Trustees the right
sell at the risk and cost OF the first purch aser,
alter one weeks notice.
HENRY A. CBARK
VIM A. FENWICKS Trustees.
my 3tawts COOPER & LATIMER Aucts
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Virginia News.

Judge b amhail, of the r. chm ond city Hus.
unEs Court. has granted q charter TO a numpsr
O! IuHueGtIai cItIzrns of that city for the iu-
tCTF"rStIon OF me s'Oid DOMINION Sugar Re-
fIsry," with capital OF mo- less than Si0O-
sec, nor more taau Ssoa,Gn
Judge Morton Will hold a special term OF the
Circuit Court of New kent, commencing June
d, for the trial of Kennedy aud Gardner. tAe
slisgrd murderers of Mrs. Stewart and John
Baker.
In~ Grand Jury of Richmond Hastings
CCUr' are eudeavorlng TO procure evidence on
which 70 IDdict the principals and seconds IN
u, lac prize fights, for disturbing TIE peace
hr Petersburgh Index says tina: Rev. J
Alice, ordained by Bishop Jones that city
man.
II response 70 the call OF ssmSuy voters"
JAS W. Hupnicutt announces himself as a
candidate for Congress In the Richmond Dis