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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-04

No OFFICIAL MEETING.-The pro-
posed meeting of the Ormsby County
Republican Central Committee at this
office yesterday did not take place. In
consequence of the erratic action of
some members of the Committee the
whole matter was allowed to go entire
ly by default. At least so it is report
ed to the man at the wheel by a men,
her of that Committee.
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GOLD HILL ITEMs.-The News says:
We have no extra degree of animation
to report in the stock marketth week.
Leading stocks hold their own toler-
ably we'll, with slight decline per-
haps in some instances. Aside, how
ever, from stock manipulations, our
mines. generally speaking show de-
cided improvement. Wells Fargo
Il Co. have reduced the fare by their
stages as follows: From this city to
Reno to s..
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ARRIVALS AT ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
GEORGE TUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
Carson City, September 8, 1870.
J w Mccall, Placerville
s Kean, ROckland
w Shattack, Lake Tahoe
r Ferdinand, Mountains
r Padro,
J Fuliane,
F johnny,
Err Shaw, San Francisco
p Mabus, Jacks Valley
L Odds, Carson Valley
F Gulch, Carson
G Glffen, Virginia
T J Conner, Genoa
GREENBACKs IS, selling S9-firm.
ORMsBY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
will be in session at the Office Of tie
County Clerk Tomorrow.
DEMOCRATS in Douglas County held
a mass meeting last evening for the
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REsIGNATION.-We are authorized
to state that Colonel Abraham Curry
yesterday rendered his resignation As
Superintendent Of the Branch Mint at
Carson City-the same being sent to
the President of the United States. OF
course this resignation will take effect
on the appointment and qualification
of his successor. Insufficiency of sal
arv, we understand, is the cause as
signed by the Colonel for this action.
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U. s. DISTRICT COURT.-On q hear
ing before Judge Hillyer, of the U. S.
District Court, on Friday, the late Or
der of the Register adjudicating the
Lady Bryan Mining Company bank
rupt was vacated and set aside. I'm
mediately on the rendering Of the
judgment a petition in involuntary
bankruptcy was filed by one of the
creditors Of the company against the
corporation.
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For Surveysr General Of
Nevada.

n EsPRCrFULLY ANNOUNCES nINsHLD A
IL, candidate I6r tbs oflDs u 0ssvsy.S General
Il Nevada, subject ~ The assistoo ee'SAe UWios
State Conventl6o. AaN.td~
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THE DAILY APPEAL
CARSON CITY.
Sunday. Sept. 4, 1870.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Divine Services
METHODIST CHURCH at IL
Q. M, and ~ p. m.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Servfces at II a.
M, and "a p. m. Sunday School at l2a
o'clock.
THE NoNPAREILs held a business
meeting Friday night and adjourned
to meet next Saturday evening.
THE alarm Of fire about 81 o'clock
yesterday was cccnsioned by the blow
ing of sparks and ashes from the burn
ing ruins of the premises previously
destroyed and noticed elsewhere.
LOCAL AaEnT.-Chas. w. Friend is
Local Agent for the Nevada (Cal.,
School District Fair. Tickets can be
purchased of him. See advertisement
of the Fair, headed "Grand Award"
In this paper.
FIXING UP.-The sidewalk around
the store of John f. Cheney has been
widened, extended and much improv-
ed, and the proprietor of that popular
establishment has swung out a very
handsome sign.
THE CARSON SELECT SCHooL.-An
unavoidable delay having occurred in
obtaining possession Of the school
building, Teacher Moody informs us
that his school will not commence I'M
til Tuesday the 9th inst.
NAUGHTY.-A youngster was caught
yesterday helping himself without
leave to melons from a garden in !
town. The matter was settled salts
factorily to the owners of the melons |
and the boy taken in charge by his !
father. Names not reported to US.
PoSTroNED.-The Mercantile Libra
~ Lottery Concert and drawing of
prizes has been postponed until Octo-
Der 3Ist-when it will come off posi-
lively and without reserve. A new
advertisement appears in the APPEAL
of this morning.
CHANG, KIN Foo, AND FIRE WORKS,
the wonderful Japanese family, will
be on exhibition at Theatre Hall to-
morrow. They have with them a
great number of Japanese curiosities.
Exhibition open from II to in the af-
ternoon, and from to 10 in the even
ing. .
THE SUMMIT FLUMlNd COMPANY
have nearly completed their flume from
Elliot's mill above Clear Creek to the
lower portion of this town. 1t is
thought the company will be floating
wood and timber therein within ten
days. The length of this new flume il
nearly ten miles.
A COOP Sion, as well as very hand
some one, attracting attention to in
surance business, has been executed
by Cowing 4 Co., and placed at the q
entrance of the County building, by 6
Geo. w. Chedic, local Agent for the
Phoenix Co. of Hartford, and of other
reliable Life and Fire insurance COM
panies. t
FIRE.-About noon yesterday fire j.,
broke out on the premises owned by ,
Mr.. Fisher just south Of the residence
of 0. p. Willis, and in a very brief :,
space of time enve!oped the whole q
building in flames and extended to
the residence of Mr.. Willis. A strong
breeze fame / the flames and rendered I
the utmost exertion of the fireman I'M
availing to stay the progress of the de-
element. The firemen did s.
nobly and prevented the fire from ex- h
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IScESp1ARIsM.-The usual quiet of City
Point was broken early Sunday morning
by the evcr-appalling cry of fire. At about
ST. o'clock it was discovered that the build
ing occupied by Captain B. II. Banks rs 4
blacksmith and carpenter shop was in
lllmes, and before any assistance could be
lendcred it was entirely destroyed.
Mr. Bauks's loss is quite severe, although
We understand he is partially covered by
S5nu insurance in the Virginia State In
Stirance Company. AL the tools in his
establishment, including many belonging
to bis workmen, We're totally ruined. No
fire had been used on the premises since
saturday afternoon, and the establishment
was Inspected that evening about : O'Clock.
Hence there i no doubt the tire was the
wo. i Of an incendiary, though up to this
writing 10 clue to the villain is ascertaincd.
PeterSbNrI I0QEr.
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THE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
PRUSSIAN REPORTS.

LONDON, Dec. 10.-The Duke Of Mecklen-
burg reports a severe battle with the army
OF the Loire ut Beaugenay, where the
French were reinforced. Fifteen hundred
prisoners and six guns were captured. The
remainder of the French army Is on the
road to Bourgenay, and 1t will be captured
or beaten.
Another account says that after the fight
on the 7th the Bavarians threatened Beau
gcnay and Forest. On the march from
NoiX the French were reinforced, but the
Prllssians took Brayant, Feamont, Mosas,
and Beauguricy.
On the 9th Bonvaulet, Villerean, and
Benay were captured. ~
LONDON, Dec. 1O.-Ihe German advances
on havre have turned aside to Dieppe,
which will probably be occupied to-day.
RUMoRs OF AN ARMIsTICE UNFOUNDED.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The rumored repudi-
alton of the neutrality of Luxembourg is re-
marck would hardly at this time thus defy
the Belgians, &c. The rumor Of the ar
mistice Is utterly unfounded.
DoaBARDhEET OF PARIS. ...,st :.
BERLIN, Dec. 10.-The bombardment OF
Paris is not dictated by any special infu-
ences, but dictated by purely military rea-
sons. New levies Of Landwehr are destined
for the reserve division, which will rein
force the army in the field.
n BALLOON NEWS FROM PARIs-FaENcH
= r,.,. ~ REPORTS. -
LILLE, Dec. 1o.-Gen. D'Haricourt has
arrived from Paris by balloon. He says on
the Goth OF November and the I'd of Decem-
| Der the Prussians lost fifteen thousand prl-
soners and six guns. he says Paris suffers
no privations. Harm and St. Quintin have
| been occupied by the French.
| MONETARY. .s-'
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 10.--The Bank OF
| Russia has advanced the rate OF interest
from to 8 per cent
TIE FRENCH -oFpENsIyE-THRIR SUCCESS Al
- - 1850 HARM.
| VERSAILLES, Dec. 10.-The French are
assuming the offensive In front OF Paris,
! A large forcs Of the enemy we've repulsed
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at niehtfa1l. after days engagement Of Or.

at niehtfa1l. after days engagement Of Dir.
ttllery fight. " htI
General Manteufel was in Dieppe On Fri
| day.
The French at Harm have captured de.
tachment of Prussians with artillery.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Duke of Meek.
lenburg telegaphs the Duches of Devont
the announcement Of the victory on the 9th.
"wonLD" DISPATCHES.
LONDON. Dec. 10.-Bismarck declares that
he viii not treat with the Tours Govern
ment, because it conniYed at bad faith and
its officers broke their parole. The Paris
Government has just refused q, summons to
surrender. They will fight to the last man.
Wood writes from headquarters >, ut
Mound, on the 9th, that the Duke of Neck
lenburg. had three days fighting with the
sixteenth and seventeenth French corps.
The French fought with wonderful ,obsti-
macy. The German loss was great. but the
retreating towards Vierzon, pursued by
Prince William of Mecklenburg. . - :,
Mclean reports, on the 10th, that the
centre of Frederick Cbarles's army was at
Orleans, the left wingIat BeaugenaY, and
the right wing near Glen. A cavalry divis-
ion, followed by infantry, had proceeded
south from Orleans to Tierzon. General
Manteuffel is advancing to occupy Havre
and Rouen. $500. ......
DETERMINATION OF THE FRENCH GOVERN
s ...-. ...-- MENT. III.
BORDEAUX, Dec. 1.-THE Government
has Instituted here vigorous measures, and
has decided upon large reinforcements
going forward from all points south per-
fectly armed and equipped.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE total number of
deaths from the Birmingham explosion is
twenty-nine.
DEATH OF MRS. sLIDELL.
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE wife of John Sill
dell is dead.
SUMMARY OF FOREIGN WAR NEWS.
An affray at Rome occurred in which the
people were dispersed by the Italian SOL
diers.
Arms for France have been seized in
Belgium. ..
The pursuit Of the French by the I'd
PrusSian army corps Is much obstructed
by abandoned stores blocking the road.
Gambetta is urging the neutral Powers
to interfere In behalf OF an armistice. He
made no advances to Bismarck. --.
The revolutionary party at Rome threat
ened to sack st. Peters and attack the
Vatican on Sunday. They were dispersed
by the police, aided by the military.
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TELEGRApHTC NEWS.
NOW york STOCK and sSa,,ev =, :, ,

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 Noox..-ssocks dun. Gold.
lIos. Money tGG7 per cent. Exchange long.
1908: shor', 100. Bonds, lo1,.
Erentng Money unchanged. sterl,ng quiee a,
losa69ios. Gold. 1ioadBllol. Governments steady.
Southern securities very dull. Tennessee as, 81
new. eoa North Carolina e's. sss: new, q. s
DulIness was the great feature in the money
mas ket to-day. which was mostly per cent. with
exceptions OF s@7 per cent. Gold was rather
weak. ..a@ sr.- Il ii. ..-e.. ).
Governments 's2's. 1917; 'Ts, 1919; 'es's, 1914,
new, 1923: 'd7s, ITO; ass, llo3; lo-4o'a. 1o6a.
State securities: Virginia s's, $50: new, 81.
Louisiana 6's, 70: new, u. Levec o's 70; s's, 81.
Alabama SIS. 100; S's, 10. Georgia 0's, so; rs,
pta. Son.h Carolina s's, 50 new. GO. ..-.s r.
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MELANCHOLY AccIDEST-A Boy Suept
Orer the crencsee FdilS.-[ From the Roches-
icy Dem0cr0t- Chronicle, December g. i
Yesterday morning about 8 O'Clock heart
rendering accident occurred ut the New
York Central Railroad bridge, above the
Upper falls. Three young lads, named
Freddy Bach, Christopher speiss, and Geo.
Loufer, while crossing the bridge on their
way - the Allen-street German Lutheran
school, the cap Of one Of the lads was
either blown OF by the wind, or thrown
into the river by Young Bach. The cap
linafrd down to Il distance Of about six or
seven feet from the edge Of the falls, where
il lodged against stone-boat which had
been used by Mr.. Curtis in construct
ing the pier at Main-street bridge, and
had been taken there for convenience. 1t
is said that young Bach, regretting what ne
had done in throwing his comrades cap
into the river, at once volunteered to reco-
yer it. &c Immediately descended one OF
The bridge piers TO the stone wall which
separates the mill-race on the east side from
the channel OF the river. From the wall he
crossed through a rapid but not very deep
channel Of water to Il broad bank of earth
which had been temporarily deposited in
the river, and thence through comparative.
" still and shallow water to the stone-boat
where he recovered the cap. On his return
he had reached the east side Of the earth
bank, and WAS in the act of stepping into
the water to cross to the stone wall, when
the earth, which had been undermined
cave way, and he was thrown lcnothWist
into the current, and before be could reco
yer himself or regain his feet lie was swept
over the fearful preripce.
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| Domestic Mnrkets-[BY TELEGRAPH
| NEW YORK. lee. 10 Noon.-Flour d IL ant
unchanged. Wheat quiet and nominnlly un
tive old mess. ss2@s2.ss. Lard heavy at FAD
lssc. Cotton dull uplands l5tc. 0orle, ns
1Ssc. sales, 500 bales. Turpen.ine dull at 4ei@
EUenfng: COTTON quiet and weak: SALE 1, 2ot
bales at l53c. Southern Flour quiet and nm.
ch,nged. Wsiskey, 5000. Wheat shade
@s;!s. co hesvy and lower; old, slic: F.; new,
75m7ec: Pork dnll and heavy; cd. $22 new
go 5000 so. Beef quiet and steady Lard &C
q .ic;, lalIow dup at ss9sic. Freishts heavy.
bid If ssHea Be- Isss 3 o xE 8 asseS Is DID,
FioGr more active and steadv Ho "ard street
se75@sa..5; City Miils-SuSerfne, ss@s7 extrs,
rsraSs: -. isG ss.as ex;rss $ ssassss; fsmi'v
IN snd better prices; choice white, $l.7o4Sl.s
sl.so@sl.sO; good. sl.aO@i1:5s; common, 81 l5G
aule1 white, 7ac.; yellow, 7l9f2c. Oats active a:
sl9s?c. Provisions nominal. Whikey, csc.
MOBILE, Dec. 1S.-Cotton quiet at l4c.: sales,
oss ..i, rese 1Is Ss7s bies
Stock, SO, $50 bales.
at lowse rates middllngs, i4s@iase.; sa Is l. $50
bales: receipts, ,eas bales; exports to Great
Britain, 8, d2l bales stock, "a, s75 bales.
7 ouIsvILLE: Dec. 10. Bagging firm at 27@2sc
Flour quiet al Ss:?s. Provisions quiet. Mess Fork
sls &c. Lard-Tterce, l2c.; key, l4c. Whiskey
ST. LOUIS, Dec. ls.-Flour-Lcw and medium
grades scarce winter superfne s4ls4R..2s. Corn
dull mixed. 43145.. Viii key. $50. Mess Pork.
$40. Bacon clear sides, I4c. Choice Lard, l2c.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. D.-Tobacco unchanged.
NORFOLK, Dec. l3.-Cotlon dull low middlings
lac; sales, $50 bales; receipts, ASA; exports
coaslwse, $50 stock, 1870
CHARLESTON Dec. -. Cotton steady. with 8
good demand at 14s@ll4ac.; sales, 100 bales re-
ceipts, a,os3; stock, 32,1o5
NEW ORLEANS Dec ls.-Cotton active at full
prices; middlings, H39l4s; sales. Ia, 900 bales
receipts, $50: exports to Great Britain. 2 424
To Bremen, 1,oas stock, las, III. Primo Molasses
6s@57c.
Gold, llot. New York sight, premium.
CINCINNATI, Tee. 1s.-Flour dull and IN
changed Corn firm and In fair demand at 5i@
sac. Mess pork in limited j,bbing demand: "a
con Shoulders, lie clelr sides, l32Gll5Ac. Whis
key IN good demand at ssc.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 10 Tobacco Common t.
good Tugs, St.750885o: low leaf to medium brIgh
wrappers. &c. TO $3.50.
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Subscription to the Valley Railroad.

STAUNToN, Dec. 13.-The county of Au.
gusta, which some time ago voted against
Subscribing to the Valley railroad, will
have another election on the question next
month, and the county will undoubtedly
subscribe the 5000, 900 required to make up
the S3,09O,00O which must be secured be.
fore work is commenced on the road. ALI
save this sum has been subscribed.
The twelve hundred workmen' on the
Connellsville and Pittsbllrg railroad will be
transferred to the Valley railroad, which
will be completed to Staunton by next fall,
to Lexington in eighteen months. and to
Salem in two years. President Garrett is
here pushing the work with energy.
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F"RT OF RICHMOND, DEC 10, 1910.

fGRT OF EICt.1oND, DEC. la, 1910.
ARRIcRn.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cSsnJise and passengers. L. 3. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Plat, Philadelphia, merchan.
disc and passengers, W. 2. Porter.
Schooner Monmouth, Anderson, Albany, lum-
Der. ;,
schooner Phled2er, -, Norfolk, merchandise,
to captain.
GA1Ep,
Steamer klbemarle. Bldckwood, New York,
merchandise aud passenge $, W. Fl. WYATT.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packed Company. s-
aHMORAEDUM, 81. "..-...-
WEST POINT, Dec. Is. ARRIVED, steamer state Of
Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise ano
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return.
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FoRGERIEs N New ORLEASs.-Neto Or
leans. Dec. l3.--An extensive firm Of liquor
dealers here uttered forged checks on Sat-
ulday, amounting to $50, 900, on various
banks, using the names of several proml-
nent firms. The Gernania Bank, Hibernia,
Citizens, Merchants, Canal, Louisiana
State. and the Bank Of America were
caught. The couuterleiters have disap-
Er:Tgt,
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\ SASGUISARY COUNSELLOR THREATEN
ING PEACEFUL CoRREsPoNDENT.-On
Thursday last challenge was sent by Gin
ton Rice, the Counsellor of the Haytien
Legation, to Dom Piatt. The cause of Mr..
iti"e's diSpleaSure was that the correspond
ent had basely misrepresented him in rela.
ton to the McGarrahan claim. The issue
was Il question of veracity, and Rice con-
cNd"d that the only way to decide 1t was
to challenge the offending party. The time
set for the affair OF honor was yesterday
grounds Of BladenSburg but Piatt could
not be induced to risk his life, or even his
reputation. by accepting the challenge, and
SO the duel could not take place. -Ne,c
1Tork UcralGs Washington telegram.
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ARRrsrED.-On yesterday Deputy Mar
slal j. =. Yeatman arrested several Of ouI
citizens upon bench warrants issued by
"Judge" Underwood. They leave fol
Richmond to-day. we presume. In accord
ance with request made to US, we decline
publishing their names. merely giving the
fact Of the arrest,-Lynchburg Neecs.
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BrsINEss TROUBLES IN C1SCINSATl.-C1n
ciunoti, Dec. 12.-The liabilities OF Thoma:
j. Biggs & Co., commission merchants. who
have applied Tor the benefit Of the bankrupt
law, amount to nearly s2O0,0O0; assets in
considerable. The surviving partners o
John 3. HogIio & Co. have made an assign
ment for the benefit Of creditors Of IN eX
tcnoivc Brewery. The asSlsneo's bond i:
fixed al sl2D. VU0.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR g1%csAHGE,f
RICHMOND. VA, De-. -, 1870.
oryTuyuGq.

n2thNOS0s Va, lee. -, b'"s
oFyEBIaeS. ,rrsr
WAsat-Whfte, a,as2 bushels. Red, Loss bush
els.
Corn.-white. 1cs bushels. Mixed. 81 bushels.
OGts.-14a bushels.
Rye.-es bushels.
OGul.. .d24 pounds.
GLednfngS.-s bushels.
SALES
Wnsdt.-Wtite. 100 bushels at 81 90 : I2a bushels
ut "a bushels ut f1 81 bushels foul at Fl 10
20 bushels inferior mt 20; "a bushels at 81 2
bue bells at Sl.s0; 03i blu hels choice on private
terms; 2sA tusheIs at sLas; 2eo bushels prime al
81 .573-total, As bushels.
HkedtARed,n 4s bushels vt s1.35; 81 bushels
at 81. 30: 10 bushels weevil.eatea nj g. Is lis
bushels at S1.so: 90 hu> hels prime a. sl.55; TO
bushels at etc., 20 bushels ut 1850 100 bushels Mt
81 Az; so bushels choice on private terms-total.
slo bushels. 49,
.C,rn-whitc. 800 bushels good at 7oc.: 1oz bush-
els very good at 71r. 100 bushels prime on prvtte
;terms.-total, ss2 bushels. Mixed ~ bushels very
good at Tic.
Odts.-l a2 bushels good at 49,.
Gfeanin1s.-ls bushels at 81; 10 bushels e. pcc.--
total. l04 bushels.
! Ofdl.-424 pounds at lc.
RE-EKBIBITKD.
Whedf.-W hite lie bushels. Red. s bushels.
Corn.-W bite, a. bushels.
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THE PRESIDENT TO MAKE Tour OF THE
Pacific STATEs..-Thc Alta California hAs
learned. byr"a private letter from Wash
ingtor," that President Grant intends to
make a tour OF the Pacific States next
Spripg.
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Mrs. Marsh, of Baltimore, who killed her
children some time ago, has been found
insane, and sent to an asylum.
Gen. Longstreet denies the accuracy of
the report which credits him with having
refused to allow the United States flag Oh
the New Orleans custoIn-house to be low
cred TO ha'f-mast rs mark OF respect to the
late Gen. r. +. Lee.
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A6ETaOPoLITAN WORKS,

STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGINES
BAkEGR2sT, aud PLAsTER MILLS
BOILERS, ECRGINGS, CASTINGS OF lh1h
orSRAsS: MILL GEARiNC, SC.
always on nAnd
Old engines, &C., repaired and sold OF connss.
sion or exchanged Tor new. AL osGes fspaks
promptly snd satisfactorily do2s.
6end for desert p.ive circulars.
ds2I WTLLTE M e.. TANNER q GO,
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Massachusetts Election.

MaSsaCnuSettS EIeCLlOhs
BosToN, Dec. 13.-Lowell has elected the
Citizens candidate over the Republican
candidate for Mayor.
The city of Eewberryport has elected 3
Republican Mayor.
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COHEECTIsaEHIsE.

DREMIUM CANDY For the very best
DY. both nj I'm and fancy O., to 4. CO. .UMBUS'S
SEAM CA-NY MAJ UEAC cohY, No. sH
Broad street. Els cEnIy WIS pronounced the oeSt
at che late Virginia srate far and the fist pre-.
MUM vas wafded him. Country merchants and
alt In of suptrl candy 3.uid do ven 70 give
CayAM CEOCULaT TIE made every Tuesday and
Friday; therefore 1t is al ways fresh and nice
no 1d-eodIm
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LOST, sTRAYED, DC.

LOST, SEhA YED, AC.
neutrality-suspicious. will be made by
~ the undersigned to the Richmond and DAP
Vile Railroad Company for tie renewal oi certln-
cste of stock No. 1910, three shares, standing on
the books of said company In the name Of John
n. Gordon. said certificate having been lost.
de l4-W4w j. n. GORDON, Executor.
r OST, between Leigh and Broad and 1st
IL and Clay streets, O"E GOLD EA H-RING /;
euame,ed with black and bunch of six pearls In
the cent.e. The finder will receive d Liberal re-
"'-N - HENRY KAYTON.
10 No. SIT Rrca street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-14
mAcHIHERY, 90. !;
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-14

Destructive Fire In New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-J. B. McAlpin's to-
bacco factory was burned to-day. Loss in
stock 500, ZOO, and on the building $50, 900 !;
all fully insured. The falling walls killed
one, and hurt one. ..-'r....