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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-01
rHEIR pRoNuNcIATIoN.

-
We always believed that Bro. Forbes
of the White Piue Ee,es was u French
scholar-as he has \ species of French
pleasantly about him which is refresh
ing. In his paper Of last Monday 1t Is
evident that he has been studying the
pronunciation OF peculiar names OF
French localities which have figured
conspicuou.ly In the cable kilograms
since the Franco-P RUSSIAN combat com
menced, and his compendium Is wor-
thy Of an airing in our columns. Here
II Il, and we commend it to our read
ers, as we are all evidently learning 4
good deal more OF French and Prus-
sian geography and history than the
daily routine of our business and do
nestle vocations ever before caused us
to pay attention to. Here Is Bro.
Forbes "Salmagundy
"Bawria-German, Bayern French
'Bayiere.' The total population Is
about 4,7OO.O 900. The landwher, or
militia. l. well drilled AMI organized.
Three-fourths of the people are Catho-
lies. The history of Bavaria shows It
to have been a shuttlecock between
nations, IT. armies having been COM
manded by French, Austrian and Prus-
sian rulers. Bavaria was IN important
ally of the first Napoleon. Its ormy
l. now under the Crown Prince OF
Prussia, Frederick William.
ssWurtemburg, pronounced III French
Vurtembair,' & 4 Kingdom Of the Con-
federation, lying between Baden and
Bavaria and Enclosed by them. The
country Il billy and mountainous, and
generally covered with forests. The
population l. about l,SO0, 900 two
thirds being Protestant, the balance
Catholic. with 4 small number OF jews.
"Kell.p pronounced skail,' Is q
small town Of Baden, on tho opposite
side of the Rhine from Strasbourg,
whence Il Il reported the Germans are
b~ombarding the French city:
"~{Iagueiiau, pronounecd 'ASno,
where the great battle was rceently
fought between the French under Me-
Mahon and the South German army
under the Crown Prince, Frederick
William, Is a fortified town Of France
In the department of Bas-Rhin, on the
Moder, sixteen miles north Of Stras-
bourg, and has a population Of about
la,OOO. The largest forests Of France
are In the vicinity. A large portion
Of thu defeated army Of McMahon Is
said to have escaped to Str:sbourg.
"wissenbourg, pronounced Wees
son-boor,' of which much has been
said IN the European news, Isl forti-
fed town OF the department Of Bas-
Kiln, on the right bank of the Lauter,
and 81 miles n. n. +. of Strasbourg.
"Vosges, pronounced 'vozh' In
French, and. 'Fogesen' In German, Is
a chain of mountains In the northeast
ern part Of France, bordering the
province OF Alsaoe.
"Bitche, pronounced Beech, Il n
very strong fortress and town in the
Department or Moselle, In n mass of
the vosges mountains, l6 miles +. i.
E. Of Saareguemines, with a popula-
ton of4,OO0.
+. "SaiAt Avoid. pronounced Santa
vo,' Is q town in the Department Of
Aoselle, on the Rossel, Is miles west
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S1iSrdx1 DISEASE FROM MEN
TAI STAIN.

NV M 0N0n
Lie, o;;t .be importance of study
Inc she ,ufiuencc OF impressions made
hs.,.h ,be mind upon the organs OF
ths bSdy, Is DIR. Richardson, an emil
Hent Ensikh physician. He urges
that at therpresent day, when the mer-
talpowersat IN 90 terribly ~overtasked,
this study demands earnest and imme-
diste recognition by the general not
less than the psychological physician.
The different classes Of men who are
eno.sed In labors which call forth inc
energies or the mind, are described oy
DIR. r.. who divides them into copyisis
authors. artists spectators, probes
SIGNALS and students. He defines the
nature Of the work Of these respec'i'e-
ly, and the diseases to .ney Ale
subject as the ef1ect Oh the'r iaoo.
Turning to the diseases III dee'ii, IT.
Richardson places not oniy p"'
insanity, epilepsy, internitteht ae.'on
of the heart and arterial en~ervation,
with symptoms Stimulating aneurism,
nm. .lso diabetes and cancer, rs dis
cases directly connected with mental
.,r.;n /. nersons who have a heredi-
,arv tendency to them. As relates to
,ns,r,,v it.els the author holds an
on,nlon diferent from that COMMONLY
on,sr,,inea. IN his asserting that work,
s.sa.., ,,.r, wort of \ mental char
os not or it.alf brino ON the
49,. ~, .,.h ,,ort the or.
hoay which ara purely
-, 60 mo.t severely Injured.
..... \, u. tbi,ks. n disease
H.s..,ns n,t or IGNORANCE and
80, ,~n,ct,v,tv. so that, in
cac, nv. s,ugvi,b nsrts of the popu.
,Sa MOT ,,eterminate pro.
.s--.,,.,,,,,r am, the educated
,n,.I,,os,. narts of our bop.
-. -. ~ n-oinccr. and ropa.
m,ors ssr;ou, and fatal OF
80 But In reasoning OH
; s,,o,s Which undue stn,in ON the
- liz n-,,terial organ of the mind
has IN ,-,n.ing insanity, there Is one
d,s,inc,,on To be constantly
s.ra, y,y . that between the
,,~,e,,ec,,p, on the one
~ s~..I,ne. emotious and
nass,on. which make IN the larges,
nort;on Of the functions of the brain,
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Gng
ssaA Newspapers ana tho War
News-CsasenptiSr Court. :
wAsmNeToS, August 3h,-The new,
Democratic organ here Is expected to
make Its appearance on the 18th Of
November. st Is to- be- ecalledS the
Patriot, and to be published by n joint
stock company. james E. Harvey has
been elected President and ieditor-in-'
chief; o. X. Harris, Secretary and
managD g editor; James s. Barrett,
publisher. Harvey was Minister to
Portugal and is we'll known as a news
paper editor. Harris is q leading cor
respondent here, and until recently
was managing editor Of the Republican
Of this city. Barrett Is an ex-Mayor.
Gentlemen who have just arrived
from Paris via London express the
greatest establishment at the enterprise
displayed by the principal American
newspapers in publishing war news.
They say that all of our prominent
Journals print more actual news con-
corning the movements of the armies,
thanall the papers. Of Paris or London
together. II, is known to our officials
here that the Consuls-G General of the
several leading Powers telegraph the
leading items of cable dispatches to
the newspapers each day totheir res
pective Governments.
The motion for an attachment Of
Secretary Cox and the Commissioner
of the Land Office, for contempt OF
Court, was heard by Judge Humphreys,
to-day. The counsel asking for the
attachment made along argument to
support the motion, and was followed
by the Assistant Attorney General for
the Government. Secretary Cox also
sent an argument, In the shape Of a
letter. to Judge Humphreys, showing
to everybody else, II not the latter,
that by the citation Of previous ST.
preme Court decisions In this very case
and similar ones, TINT his Court had
no jurisdiction m this. The argument
will continue tomorrow. The result
Is watched wlthgeneral interest. The
Secretary yields nothing. The condi-
tion In which the Court finds itself Is
somewhat novel. !
+ A New York banker proposed to the
Secretary Of the Treasury the question
whether notes of the gold banks now
being distributed Will be received and
paid at the Sub-Treasury and Custom
house the same as coin? Acting Sec
rotary Richardson decides the question
in the negative, so far rs receiving
them In payment Of duties on imports
Is concerned ; holding that under the
law they cannot answer for coin In the
payment Of custom duties.
Diplsnasic Conference.
LONDON, August 80. There are
daily conferences at the Foreign Office
between Under Secretary Hinman and
the representatives of Russia and Of
Austria. 1t Is reported that the North
German Envoy at st. Petersburg has
been instructed 10 ask for the Russian
Government explanations as to the
movements Of troops OIL the Polish
frontier. ,sraIs
New Yerk-Gernaa DenscrHtic Ae-
tion.
New YoRx, August 30.-A German
committee of the German Democratic
Union Society tonight adopted reso-
~lutions condemning the policy Of Ma
poleon in forcing a war on the German
people. They also exliorted the Ger
man people to form organizations for
the collection Of money in aid Of the
fund for the wounded, widows and or
phans Of the present war. ~
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sr,r,sT,cs IN TNrrnItTy--Not ID

STATISTICS OF ISEBRIETY.-NOt long
since, DIR. Mckinley, Of st. Louis, COM
piled after very careful inquiries, in
teresting and Startling inquiries ofsh-
tistics in the United States. Taking
800 men, We find that l22 never drink
spirits at all; 100 drink moderately,
but not to intoxication 80 are occa-
sional drinkers I; 25 periodically, called
spreeing, and three are habltual drink
ards. There Is one confirmed inebri-
ate in every 50 Of drinking men.
Counting of 700 women, 500 never
taste alcaeolics OF any kind; 80 taste
wine occasionally; IL taste ardent
spirits /; 80 drink ale or beer constantly;
IA drink ardent spirits periodically, and
8 are habitual inebriates. stri
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MEN are frequently like tea-tbe
real strength and goodness u not prop
erly drawn out of them until they nave
been a short time In bot water.
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TO MlLLMEN!

ME HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
wv am NEwp Once half ton o. s1gerloe
TSPsNetal, for iolraaling PgfRoss, .t,a.
dueed ph - Tor cash. 2. ''y4 -
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Overland Dispatches
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NEW TO-DAY.


4 rrvEooUPoN TICKET. 70. 1899. az
q thlsGnsd GIN Csscert o. .ae ~ been
io.t etveen Cola Hii and Virginia. me andes
~ thiS ticfet win please return the IAN 70 1 ne
0xrs, nSyid Bioomneld, Cold Htn. T ms
~ Vim be worthless TO the Under, y ia
ofaeen o.. the Association Are n11ToSfIEID.
'I the accident DAVlD = tsei.3t
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To CASpIpATEs.-All candidates announcing
themselves for public ONCE through tho medium;
shIn or thIs papcr, will please understand that all
Urintlng in that line has to be paid for invariably IN
advance.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.
4. WILLIAMS

A. WILLIAMS
DR8PkCTRULLY ANNOUNCR1
IL himself - Q candidate for the ONCE Of
County Clerk Of Storey County, subject to the
decision Of the Union Republican County Con.
Yention. aui8.td
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FoR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
100000 BRICK

EOR SALEM QUANTITIns TO
suit-at the brick yard on D street, back
81 Reese 4 Brownine's found1, and also Gen
Virginia, August 18th, 1870. suIs'Im
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Notice to Tax-PayeFs.

Tbe businsss viii be continued - hssetoiors
Nv [sei1 . E-H. ID.
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dissolution OF CopARlNERSAlP.

Tns- ooPAaTN.Es..1IHna G .1 81 am
- ing :, n III FIHGG 3 Co., 10 this Day dis.
.oI~sa by mutual consent An accounts due
~ iste Am viii - collected b b. II. FAgR,
md an liabilities viii be met bE big; ,fSgr
tlfh tNtSy WI. 8. PHRLAN.
Gold Hill. September ], 1870.
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BHIPPlNG,


E'OR Z PHILADE HI IA.esEn
4 steamer EMPIRE, Captain HUN -sAesAaass.sssg
TEs, now lying at her berth In the dock VIII re-
ceive freight for the above port cheaper than by
any otner route I'LL TIL HURSDAY the 10Th instant
ut IL o'clock. Freight taken for Norfolk at mode
rate rates. Passage to Philadelphia, including
meals and stateroom, Ss. 80
W. P. PORTER, Agent,
je l5--2t No. 9a25 lock street
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LOCAL MATTERS,

THE MAYOR SUMMONED AS A WITNESS IN
THE PAT WooDs CAsE-AN APPLICATION FOR
THE RELEASE OF WooDs.-The following tel
egram was received by the Mayor on yes
terday afternoon: '.' - a>
WASHINGTON, D. c., June IA, 1870.
"H. K. Ezlyson, Mayor, Richmond You
are requested to appear forthwith before the
Judiciary Committee in the case of Pat
Woods. Please notify S. X. Handy, Will
liam Campbell, and George Webb, to come
also. n. G. ORDwAY, >
Sergeant-at-Arms United States
"House of Representatives"
Responsive to this request, Mayor Ellyson
and the gentlemen therein named left the
city on the O'Clock train last night. A
dispatch was also received from General
Bradley Il. johnson by Major John Johns,
Jr., requesting him to send on certain wit
nesses, and stating that the case would come
up to-day.
The same train by which these witnesses
were taken to Washington took also an ap-
plication to the Secretary of War for the re-
lease of Pat Woods, signed by Major F. P.
Turner and Colonel John B. Young, coun-
sci for John Gurhiser. Gurhiser is the
Federal soldier whose trial for the murder
of young HoYey is to come off in this city on
Monday next. Woods was one Of the OIL
GERS who arrested Gurhiser, and his testi-
mony is deemed important. 1t is particu-
larly important that the trial should take
place next Monday, as four soldiers have
come all the way from DacOtah, on fur
Tough, rs witnesses for the Commonwealth.
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TEMPERANCE PIo-NIo.-The temperance
people of Richmond are making great pre-
parations for a grand picnic to take place
on the 22d instant, in which all the tempe
rance organizations Of the city are to =, parti-
cipate. a special train VIII convey the eX-
cursionists to Taylorsville, on the Frede-
ricksburg railroad, about twenty-thrce
miles from Richmond. Here they will find
q fine grove of shady oaks, good spring
water, and places for games, bathing, and
fishing. An abundance Of g9odd TN thlnSs TO TO
who enjoy dining with rural surroundings,
and fine music have been engaged to fur
nish music for the young folks to "trip the
light fantastic toc.'' In short, the commit
tee will leave nothing undone that may
make the day pass pleasantly, and we anti
cipate that there will be great rush for
tickets. .....
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CKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA
OPEN MAY Is, 1870.

This favorIte and celebrated WATERING-
PLACE Is now In complete order for the reeeE-
tion OF guests.
Some important Improvements have been added
to the buildings since the establishment passed
into the hands of the present proprietor, and It fs
his purpose to keep 1t in style not surpassed
anywhere in Virginia. ia. 49,
The remarkable medicinal and curative power
or the water Is well knownto the medical profes-
SION and to the sprlngs-going public. AS ANAL
TERATLYE, A. DIFFUSIVE STIMULANT and
rBSIC, there IS no known mineral water equal
to Il. In all an9mic conditions OF the system and
broken down states OF the constitution, loss OF
appetite, and general nervous prostratton, Its
powers ana virtue as restorative may be safely
pronounced to be without q known rival amongst
the mineral waters or the world. e...e -
They are especially indicated In the whole class
of ailments peculiart TO the female constitution.
The proprietor VIII have provided for the lawns
and ballroom first class band OF music and
in general all the sources or amusement and re-
creator, usually found ut our best summer resorts
Will be at the command of the guests at ROCK
BRIDGE ALUM - ..,s,,.,..
The rlace Is within eleven TO thirteen hours OF
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore &C., oy raiI
ali i'm daylight. Passengers leave the cars or the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad at 6oshen 0epot,
and new and elegant stage-coaches, passing Tas
pidly over a smooth and level road OF only elghL
miles set down the visitors at the springs 10 tea'
Telegraph office In the hotel.
II MTS A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR,
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CONCERT AT TRINITY CHURcH.--The con-
cert on Monday night in Trinity church
was great success. The house was densely
crowded, and a large number of persons
could not get in. It is estimated that more
than seven hundred persons were present.
The children acquitted themselves with
great credit, to the delight of the audience.
Matte, Annie, elliott, Mary, Fannie, and
all the little ones, elected frequent bursts
of applause. !" Rocked in the Cradle OF
the Deep" was rendered in excellent style
by Mr.. 0. In fact, the whole concert was
produced In style as only children can do.
In consequence of the large number who
could not get in, another concert will be
given tomorrow CThursday) night, with a
new programme. As this is for the good
cause of Sunday schools, every friend should
aid then.
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In addition, stfllborn were reported (co-
iored). Sex: Males, 13; females, Ia. Color !:
White White males, 4; white females, 8; celored
n,, males, y; coiored females, ). Condition:
widows, 2. Nativity: United States, ,25 !;
England, l. Locality City at large, 1 /;
Marshall Ward, 8; Jefferson Ward 6 /; Madi-
son Ward, 81; Monroe Ward, g.; Clay
Ward, 4; .Almshouse, 1. Age [ day to sd,
2; month to 6, 9; 6 months to u, 6; year
to Q, l; 3 years to 5, I; 10 years to %, z; 80
years to 40, 4; 40 years to SO, Q; 60 years to
20, 2; 70 years to 80, 2; 80 years to 80, 2.
By whom certified Regular practitioners,
-; Coroner, 1 !; Board Of Health, 6. Causes
ofdeath: Cholera infantum, 8; convulsions,
L; consumption, 1, (colored) congestion Of
the brain, 1; drowning, L; diarrhea, Q;
head disease, 1 !; Inflammation of the brain,
L; infantile 1ockjaw, l; jaundice, ; old
age, 2; traumatic pneumonia, paralysis,
l; typhoid fever. 1; tabes mesenterica, 1 !;
teething, 9; unknown, 5.
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RICHMOND CoLLEGE.-The final celebra-
tion of the literary societies of Richmond
College will take place on the evening OF
the 30th instant. Salutatory, II. NJ. Har-
man, president Philologian Society; orator
from Mu Sigma Rho Society, w. q. Fen
tress, Accomac, Va; orator from Philolo-
gian Society, F. II. James, Loudoun, Va. ;
Yaledictorian, S. B. Witt, president Mu
NJ. Throckmorton, L. &. Thornhin, J. NJ.
Luck, j. A. WooIf, F. T. Bowen, r. E.
Hardaway, j. T. Whiteley, w. Y. Abra-
ham, j. H. Newbill, r. D. Workman, T. c.
Anderson,
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rlNHE HOT SPRINGS, -...e-. !,
d. saeso-J T. HApryY. MD. Oflfhe fTDsyersfty


of Virginia, resident physician. .2
This renowned WATERING-PLACE Will De
open for the reception OF visitors JUNE 1sr.
These Springs otler unsurpassed attractions 70
both the Invalid and the pieasure-seeker. no ex-
Dense or effort viii he spared by the proprietors to
make It as comfortable and pleasant as possible TO
The numerous sources OF THERMAL WATEES
at these Springs vary In Temperature S,s rom g as
through the intermediate degrees. and thus pre-
sent every variety Of bath for chronic diseases, ss
for the beneficial action of cold mineral waters,
whether saline, sulphurous, alumin0ns or chaiy,,
beate tn cases for which such waters as are found
In neighboring valleys are mainly indicated
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS, containing
detailed account of these Syringe and reports o.
numerous cases cured or relieved Will be furnished
on application 10 the Manager, at the Springs or
10 S. i. TARDy & Co., Richmond, Va.
A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been established
at the Springs, thus afording visitors an oppor-
t,inity OF prompt communication with every part
of the world. J.. A. McCLUNG, Manager.
s. G. TARDY, L.
THUs. r. PRICE & CO.,
my ls-2m .e. Owners, Richmond, VS..
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WOODS SODA FoUNTAIN.-'Tis the wonder of
the city, Already hundreds have testified as to Its
merits, and we are sure that all have pronounced
It good better best. 1t is cold, and the syrups are
from pure juices. And 'tis so very convenient
lust as you turn the corner of Ninth and Main
streets. On 4 hot summers day, or while on your
return from your business, feeling not like q
..morning STAR" you can drop In so easily and
get a refreshing drink Of their soda. .,-
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RAILaiOADs.
A W ss
rTMP0RTANT NOTICE. = Ts75s 5s'ai
DAILY LINE ExCEPT on sUNDAYp !.
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND BALTfMOHE
{ AND THE WEST, q |. -
VIA THE RICHMOND, FR FREDERICKEBUHG
=; AND POTOMAC CsRAILK0ADs s.sts =

On and after TUESDAY NEXT, June 7f, the
BALTIMORE EXPRESS TRAIN 1eates tbede-
pot corner or Broad and Eighth streecg tSundAys
class steam boat line VtGi AZ H. 10 .i'gits
80 - THE LOWkR POTOMAC, &. 49,,
reaching Baltimore the next morning, and con.
Meeting with ali trains for the North and West. Z
The steamers of this line are fitted with great re-
gard TO elegance, comfort snd Epeed. and are
ever placed on the chesapeake Bay. They are
commanded by vel. known and expertsaced cap
tains: The GEOEGEANNA. Captain John Henry
By the ACoohIMolATioNS and FARE to be
trachyeness or their route, tho company hope to
continue TO merit the patronage of travellers.
THROUGH TICKETS can DO procured at the
and Eighth streets, to 16' 1879 A'2
BALTIMORE. ss.riz titssess M ais. .SsJIkt.8S az
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WHITE TEETII.-Noihing adds So much To q
l,dy's or gcntlGman's appearance as white set OF
teeth, and our friends MEADE Il BAKER have put
1t In the power OF everybody to accomplish this
desirable end. The use Of "Saponine Dcnti-
fr1ce' preserves and bsantlfes the teeth. hardcns
the gums, aud puriies the breath. 1t Is used by
hundreds Of our citizens, and Is recommended by
all of our den fists rs far preferable 10 most pre-
naratious OF lts kind. ..... ..-.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On al public ~o, private sales Of Real Estate
made betcoee7a the 1st Of Januaru ana the 1st OF
July the purchasers pay the etaIes for the present
year, ont OF, all sales betoee,, the, first dng OF
1sslg anu the last day Of December the seller
f,nys them.
LYME d BROTHER will sell at 8 p. M. two lots
In Shockoe slip; also a lot on Virginia street
near the Richmond and Danville Railroad de-
pot. r s-e' '.---
CHARLEST. WORKMAN & co. win sell al 2 P.
NJ, at the bonded W warehouse adjoining bfessrs.
S. c. Tardy & Co., 200 cases pure Spanish
licorice paste.
GRuBBS Il WILLIAMS viii sell at r. NJ. brick
dwelling No. 512 Fouith street, between Clay
and Leigh.
w. GODDTN will sell at S 7. NJ. a lot OIL the south
side OF Marshall street near the Medical Col
lego. .
GRUBBS WILLIAMS Will sell at a p. NJ, at
their office, the libraries or the late 2. n.
Aylett, Powhatan Roberts, and others.
HILL Il GoDDIN will sell at 81 r. M. a build
Ing lot with small brick house ON Grace be-
tween Third and Fourth streets.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at p. M. POPLAR
Grove, farm on the Williamsburg turnpike
one and thrce-quarters Of q mile east of the
rit
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JUNE 10
Mrs. f. Noise, Box 125, DR.. Farrar, Rock
etts, Richmond, Va. Mr.. Benjamin Berkc,
Mobile, Ala. K. ]. Jeter, Jetersville, Va;
Messrs. J. NJ. Price & Co., White Sulphur
Springs, West Virginia; Miss Mary II. Lee,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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JAMES THOMAS, JR.-A biographical
sketch of James Thomas, Esq, the we'll
known tobacconist of this city, appears in
the Chimney Corner for this week. For
sale by Ellyson & Taylor. 1t is accompa-
MED by portrait.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-15

HANDSOME JEwELRY AT TAUCT1oN.-There will
be large sale by auction of file plated jzwelry,
&C., on Thursday and Friday, June 10th and l7th
(day and night ut II. Mccormick auctioIi-house,
No. 1i4 Main street. This stock Is really beauti-
full and consists of over 20 different varieties,
which must be sold without reserve.