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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-19
TO THE uNFo1rUMAT1I
NEW REMEDIEsI NEW REMEDIES
DR. GIBBONS DIsPEN,aRy

GOO KEARNEY street. corner
OZJ Commercial. San frnncis-
CO. private entrance on CONNER
cial St. established In is54, for the
treatment Of Sexual and seminal
Diseases. such rs Gonorrhea,
Gleet, Structure, Syphilis In all Its
forms, Seminal Weakness. Impo-
tency. etc. skin Diseases Ioi
years sts,ndingl, and liberated
Legs, successfully treated.
DOCTOR BON has the
pleasure II Announcing that ha
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-19

PUT piece of paper in your month, chew
rapidly, and it will stop your nose from bleed
ing. This remedy has been tried frequently,
tbs stated. and always with success. nv
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-19

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE FART.
/ NElSHiP heretofore existing between the nm.
dCrEigncd, in tho Livery business, In the town ~
Eho was dissolved on the 2ld Of November. 1869, by
mutual consent. All persons owing said arm arc
hereby notified to pay 10 wM. VI. STAFFORD. Alor'
q. y. pADELFORD
n. II. OATMAS.
Elko January 221. 1870 Ja2G-im
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MoRTUARY REroRT.--The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, March 2Gth, compiled from sections
returns received at The office of the Board
cf Health:
Whole number of deaths, &c in addition,
l colorcd male was reported still-born.
Sex Z: Males, Is; females; II. Color I:
White males, 6; white females, 2: culored
males, 8; colored females, .. Condition
Single, II; married, 10; widows, 2. Ma
tvity: United States, 26. Age: One day
to thirty, 2; one month TO six, 3: six
months to twelve, 3; one year to three, 3
ten years to twenty, twenty years to
thirty, 2; thirty years to forty, T.; forty
years to fifty, =; seventy years to eighty,
ninety years to one hundred, 3. Cause Of
death 4: Abdominal tumor, ]; bronchitis
(acutel, |; consumption, e white and l
Colored); convulsions, ; cyanosis, l :
gun-shot wound, ! !; heart disease, 2; in
Illumination of brain, l Inflammation OF
stomach, ; intestinal obstruction, l old
age, 3; pneumonia, 2; pulmonary hcmor-
rhage, /; suffocation, /; tubercular dis
ease, (colored) typhoid fever, l; I'M
known, ).
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We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the price Of every article OF our
magnificent stock of Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jcwelry, and Silverware, and ask an inspection OF
Our goods and prices, which we propose to offer
for lcse than they can be bought In the lrstclass
houses OF New York and Philadelphia. We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles Of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dia-
mond and Pearl Sets, Lcontine Vest ana Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Buttons, Handkerchief
Holders. Amethyst, Mossagate, Ruby Signet Dia-
mond Engagement and Elaln Gold Wedding
Rings Masonic Jewels and Jcwelry, Spectacles
and Eye-Glasscs, Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces In cases.
NowLAN & Co.,
Main street corner of Tenth.
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MEETINGS..


CT. JOHNS LODGE, NO. &c. "A ~
- BRETHREN : You are requested to at EK
tend a Clilct com III uuication on your Lodge, w
I'm the Masonic Hall Cn Hroad street, on WE'D
SESDAY EFENI g, March goth, at O'Clock:
Members Of sister lodges are cordially Invited
to attend.
nv order Of the Worshipful Master.
NH 30 it, JAMES Il. FISHER, Secretary.
Richmond \. l.. $50, 4. ID. 1870.
MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem. g.
lfl hers OF JOprA l.. DiE, No. 10, will Xxx
attend called meeting ut st, Alhan's Hall/ w
THIS EVENING ut llalf-past O'Clock for WORK.
Members Of sister Lodges and visiting brethren
are invited to be present.
Bv order Of the W0rshipful Master:
WILLIAM j. RIRDlCK,
NH 3n1tx Secretary.
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BRIGNoLI.-.As has already been an
nounced, this celebrated artist will soon ap-
pear here in Italian opera, supported by a
corps of frst-class artists. We are pleased
to see that the rates of admission have
been fixed upon reasonable basis. This
fact, together with the great fame of Brig
noli, will doubtless secure for him a bril-
liant reception here.
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THREE Men DRowNED.-Three colored
men were drowned i'll the Mattaponi river
on Saturday evening. The circumstances
OF their death, as fer as we can learn
them, are as follows: The men we're on
their way from King and Queen Court
house, and attempted to cross the river at
Frayser's ferry in small skiff. The boat
was not only in u leaking condition, but
the weight Of the men was too great for it,
and 1t Bwamped in the middle of the stream,
taking all OF them down with it.
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Tue Rosebud CoNcERr.-Last night we
were greatly entertained at this pleasing
concert, which vas given in the Graee-Street
Baptist church. The choice and beautiful
selection of solos, duets, quartettes, and
choruses, were sweetly and beautifully rem
dcred by the hundred and fifty little
voices W no made the church fairly ring with
their melody.
Miss Laura Webster, as pianist, perform
ed her part to perfection, and seemed to
thrill the audience with the sweet touch
which she gave to the instrument. The
house was not 80 full as We should like to
have seen, but it could be considered good
one under the circumstances.
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THE MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-The public will
bear in mind that to-day is the beginning
of the lectures to be delivered for the sum
mer course, and ending on the 3Oth Of July
next. Students wishing to attend these
lectures can do 80 by applying to DR.. M. L.
James, Registrar, No. 208 east Grace street.
DR.. James will also give any information
which is desired in connection with this
Jnoffar
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THEATRE.-Nan the Good form Nothing,
the Boston Jubilee, and Pet of the Petit
coats, all three comprising rousills bill,
drew splendid audience at the Theatre
last evening. The performance was one Of
the most amusing and pleasing of the sea-
son. Mrs. Oates was in fine voice and
spirits, and, of course, captivatcd the
house. The rest Of the company were also
we'll up in their parts. Hernandez in the
Peace Jubilee was immense. lie is q gen.
tleman Of infinite funs
Tonight. benefit of Mr.. II. L. Allen, an
old Richmond favorite. He was to have
had his benefit on the 9Th of April, 1865,
but slight bonfire on Main street and the
appearance of lot of men with guns
caused an indefinite postponement. Let
him have full house by all means. The
bill is an attractive one I: Little Rebel :;
Pride of the Market; or, The Flower Girl
of Paris Tumblcronican; and the Gems
d'Armcs duet.
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MARSHALL WARD.-A large and enthu-
siastic meeting of the Conservatives of
Marshall Ward was held at Springfield Hall
on Monday evening last at s o'clock to COM
plete the organization of o Conservative
Club. Mr.. D. c. Richardson, chairman of
the preceding meeting, presided.
The committee appointed to prepare a con-
stitution and bylaws made report, and it
was adopted unanimously.
The election of officers was then gone
into, and J. J. English, Esq, was elected
president of the Club, and Mr.. W. P. NJ.
kellam secretary and treasurer. The cleo
tion Of FIVE vice-presidents was then pro-
ceeded with, and the following we're chosen
D. c. Richardson, P. G. Coghlan, Thomas
Faherty, Clarke Scull, Henry Bodeker.
The following gentlemen were elected as
executive committee: Aylett r. Wood
son, William Hall Crew, w. J. Westwood,
james Parr, Hiram Dickinson, John A.
Dudley, D. H. Alley.
The Club then adjourned to meet on Mon
day evening next at o'clock at the same
place. The next meeting thereafter will be
held at Rockets. The list of members of
the Club is already very large, and quite an
enthusiastic spirit exists among its men,
bers.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE MARCH
80, lS70.-Thomas Clark, Fredericksburg,
Ve.; Miss Mary a. Roundtree, Verdon,
Va; Mr.. L. Perry, Coatsville, Pa; MIR. b.
W. Lynch, Manchester Mill, Richmond,
Va
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THE ISAAC BELL.-This steamship, due at
Richmond from New York on Monday, fail
ed to get up, on account of the high water.
She stopped at City Poiut and discharged
her cargo, which will be brought up to-
morrow afternoon by the Niagara, OF the
same line.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 20, 1870.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandIse and passengers l.. B. Tatun.
steamer state of Maryland, Trarcrs, Balti-
more. merchandise and passengers, Harvcys 4
Williams.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, VA, March 29.--Arrived, s:esmer
Admiral, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise and
passengers, Ric ilmond and Iort River Railroad,
and sailed on return.
NEW fuPE, March 2S.--Clctrcd scho0ncrs Ada
liza, Lovel tnd, and A. X. Wctnlorc, BoSart, for
Richmond.
Boston, March 26.-Clcared, schooner j. H..
Lockwood, Sharctt, for Richmond
EY TELEGRAPH.
NORFOLK. March 2o.-Stcamrr JAS. II. Wright,
from New York for Mobile, put In this port to-
tlav having lost her anchor and chains.
LnwES DEL, March 29.--Thc brig Martins,
from Ma;anzas, and loaded with sugar, Is ashore
near this place.
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Caucus MEETiXG.-At the caucus meet
ing held at the Capitol yesterday afternoon
The following gentlemen were nominated,
thus compl-,,ng the list for the sixteen iu-
dicial Circuits of the State: l4th circuit,
alexander Mahood, Esq, of Giles county,
18th circuit, Captain John II. Fulton, of
Wythe county. 18th circuit, John \. Kelly,
Esq, Of Smytl county. The first aud last
named gentlemen arc members of the House
OF Uclcrates.
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ArrolNTMESTs.-The following appoint
ments were made by his Excellency Co.
vernon Walker yesterday:
Coanci'men Cf The City Of Portsmouth,
George NJ. Baine, Jr., Washington Reed,
William H. II. Hodges, John Carr, c. ".
Muldaugh, e. L. Neville, E. G. Brooks, j.
B. Pendleton, John Ii. Gale, Daniel S.
Cherry, John r. White, and John Mahony.
Also, James 4. Colbert and Fleming j.
Hancock justices for first district of Spot
sylyania, and james A. Robertson justice
for eighth district of Halifax. Also, the
following notarics public A. Meade Smith,
Of Norfolk city, and NJ. II. Wharton, of
Amherst county.
The resignation Of II. H. Robertson as
recorder Of the town Of Warrenton has been
received and accepted.
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LARGE REwARD.-Mr. Parker, United
States marshal, has offered q reward Of
9ICO for the arrest of Lane and Nichols,
who broke out of the county Jail on Sunday
night. Sharp detectives are on the track
of the convicts, and it seems almost impos-
sible for them to escape recapture.
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lcE-CREAM. ICE CIEAM.-I -Ir yon want some.
thing nice In this line 20 to our friend AETosI,
one square below the post. office, opposite side,
and he will give you some very fine ice-cream,
cake. &c. It would be n nice place for the ladies
to refresh themselves while out shopping.
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TuE SECRET OF BRICK PoMERoY's Sue
cEss.--The late hour at which the Shockoe
Hill Division, Sons Of Temperance, ad-
journed on Monday evening prevented our
making any more than passing note OF
the fact of Mr.. Pomcroy's having address
ed the Division after the close of its bust
ness. His remarks were Of such an lnte-
resting character that We would not deem
slight sketch of them at all amiss. MIR.
Pomeroy appeared in the Division-room
after he had gotten through with his lee
ture at Grace-Strect Baptist church. He
excused himself from making any speech,
as he was very much fatigued, but said he
would merely make few remarks to them
concerning his experience as temperance
man.
at is with some pride, my friends" I"
said he, that point to myself as an ex-
ample of what temperance will do for a
man. The individual who stands before
YOU this evening started in New York a
poor boy, without dollar in his pocket and
without a friend in the world. I had a
rough road to travel. The printer boys
with whom worked were all good fellows,
and used to spend oil their money in whis-
kew, and because I would not treat them
7 was looked upon as 'milk-sop,' so to
speak, and they would have nothing to do
with me. had to leave. took to carry
ing trunks and bundles about the city,
and at night, when I would rest under the
trees in the Park, would look up at the
stars and wonder what all this thing meant.
I reasoned with myself, and concluded that
to be somebody must husband my strength
and resources for, thought /, if l make
dollar day and spend ninety cents of it in
whskey l will never get beyond the gutter.
I determined to be somebody-to have some
body to love and to cherish, and home
adorned with all that could make it cheer
full and comfortable. Imade up my mind,
therefore, to be a temperance man; and
from that day to this I have been So"
Brick" then went on, IN very plea
SAINT way, to relate his trials through life.
How he managed to get from a type.
founder in New York six hundred dollars
worth of printing material upon credit
his success being chiefly attributable to his
being O temperance man-and how he fall
ed on account of having unreliable men
about him, who, though generally talented,
we're given to drinking. He had to make
another start after being just able to pay
his debts. Finally, after making various
experiments, he discharged every one from
his employ who were not temperance men !;
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DYErNG, SECURING, &c.

J.. STEAM DYEING AND SECURING 1.
10 TSTABLIShAEaT,
"a, r,.d e,, ,eef heryeen Fourth and Ffth csreSte.
AZ odoa d,sa, nresses. Shawls ,Cloaks, and SACK
DYED Yl In Any COLOR DESIRED, or CLEAN
Ed In the Sery best and nestegssa eas9gaNEp OR DYED
Geptlemen'5 garments ohEASID
as sA1PRoNs 1sRo STAMPED WITH AL I C9LoRss1 L. r,
respectfully inform ths pupnc .fII. I tr6IoRs, nIHoRs
sa,s sns VIII stamp goods at my establishment No a
Broad street. a much lower rate than anS Sssn
In the North. Specimens OF my %oIn a"rse, vrn Ts
a. NY L. zimmerman. No. 80 Broad ssrses,
.. a, TN between Foursh and FIN.
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QuALlrlED.-Judge Asa D. Dickinson, of
the Prince Edward circuit, on yesterday
qualified before John S. Rady, Esq, no
tary public, and left the city to assume his
dut!ca.
Judge Waller X. Staples, of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, also qualified before Mr..
Kady. We Learn that the Court of Appeals
will meet on the l1th Of April.
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Z i'o~S of Mc Dispatch :

Z i'orS of mc Dispatch:
Please give the snhioincd rrotcs; a corner
in ycur paper. Several efforts were made
h sccurcA meeting of MI the members of the
True Republican Committee but failed be-
cause Of the absence Of some Of them from
the State and the business engagements of
others. The protest." however, was
shown and read to eleven OF the original
sixteen, MI o! whom promptly signed ii but
NoENAND SNITU. IouN L. CErNSnAw, JOHN
" UGGl>S, and &. :. BrNrY, ESls.
if,r rrriEltCA> CuNNlTTFG PROTEST,
The ,mlc.s,euci. members of the State
Executive True Republican Committee.
i. rm il lac alike 10 the party they repre-
seated AMI - the great body of the Con-
<rgwt,vcs with whom they co0pcratcd in
the election Of the 9th Of July last, and to
tly;r own consistency and self-respcc;, to
declare their opinion OF the political move
u.cnt winch occurred recently in this city.
The True Republicans were then invited
~ all III combining and rcrlcctiug an
examination which shall hc made as CT
.tclI}r and instrumental ~ possible Ill sup
rurt Of the administration of General
Grant and the policy Of the majority in
CanGrcss.' The purpose was declared
- hn IA kill off his Exce(lency and the
.,L.l majority in the Lecislature.n and
>.a.,t,r Lewis, who left his seat in the
senate for the occasion. thought proper to
,-,i,.l: lMc stale SANDER OF EaIicalism upon
tuc rcoy,c who elected him, that the
,.tr;t 4 every Union man IN the State de-
rented uron rcscuing the State from the
bands o. tie rrlci UCmOCruCg"-th is,
t.o. the hands Of those upon whose ticket
he was elected Lieutenant Governor last
summer. ard who but the other day made
ljm United States senator.
t. compass these ends Senator Lewis,
Potter, H!att, Wells, and others, came to-
..r:Gyr. with three members Of the True
N.,uh.ican Committee, and have set on
f, further measures 70 make the intcn,lcd
J.,,i:; =. complete aud pc;fcct, and to rally
"a ,o>,.lar vote 10 lis support
Wheat are the elements which are cZ
:ectrd To compose this vot" Not the mass
oi ira" hepNOLi&ans ana conservatives
wLO gave Governor Walker and the eX-
gur-atc0 Constitution 5000 majority! 1t
A.Us; CONF rise the - 900 c3t'.ci voters and
SHE i.nnD white voters WHO gave Wells his
i"l.G1n votes. The uccc$sloHs which are to
:. ~ It's No;r into q I"aiority must he
draw" tE"n' The 'o"$erT"H'e ana True he.
,.'.:va" '""AS winch elected Walker ana
;'..- jt>''i', Il - ioIt'l, VIII "e Ac1llcNed by
H. se.ocl'>ns oi tie Federal patronage
aa "a these me" profess to command, the
'>t'-,el d'''Sl'hS 70 a't"" i!o.a c''hIct-
'..". I"rthc STATE ol.!teS, ana ~ what p'o-
s.I|- IN may pc cti@ctci through thc aU-
i'''h">> a'!4 '&!>r S'rH"!'E they tllhA thcy
-- ',' '''.'' -
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NEW YORK WEEKLY, Lcdger, Chimney Corner,
Appleton's Journnl. Harper's and Leslia's week
les Hearth and Home. Rural Eep- Yorker, Wa.
rerley. Erery Saturday Phunny Phsllo,c, Nick.
Ea.r, Jolly Joker, always on hand and for sale BY
ELLYsoS s. TAYLOR, next to Dispatch.
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ROSES, Pear Trees, Eyergrecus, Magnolias. ia
ponicas, &C., in endless variety and Of choicest
kinds to be sold this day at 10 o. clock at the auc
tlon-rooms of Messrs. Cook s. Laughton. These
plants are all warranted as represented.
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IA BRAVE LADY, the last novel by the au-
thor OF John Halifdr, Gentleman, just received
and for sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, next TO DIS
match building,
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REMOVALS.

DEMOVAL.-The subscriber would In.
II form bis friends and the public that be PCS
medisteI in rear of Messrs. Wood q Sons drug
store and has on hand a handsome assortmsrtt SY
FIRE.sCEEENss wiN: ~
UPHOLSTERY GotUDS,, >, mar.
chasers before selecting elsewhere. .rrpv-a.x
ENTERTAINING and UPHOLsTEh1 noa6
OF ali description executed In the oest SN
Mr. John II. REGNAULT can ne ioaaG :. s.is tn
store, and win render his yaluapie aL1 ~
NH 2S--st y. ncAn1 1-------------- 0----
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For THE FULLEST MEASURE, cheapest and
very best coke, anthracite and hituminous coal !;
kindlng, sawed, and long oak and pine wood. go
to Mr.. j. B. WATKINs's, I'LL Main street, nearly
opposite this office.
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REDUCTION OF PRICES !-SAT1SFY YOURSELF
BEFORE PURCHASING.-Al the spring styles Of
childrcn's, boys, and gentlcmcn's, fashionable
hats now open at McyE1GH Il MARsHALL's, No.
1914 Main htrret.
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TRY IT THE "SABBoTT ISLAND" COAL,
sold by j. NJ. P1LCAER, Eighth street between
Main and Cary, is a superior article for smith and
foundry purposes. Terms liberal and supply
abundant. For sale by boat or cart load.
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CoNvIcTs.-Thc following named coli
victs were received ut the rcnitentiary yes
tcrday-viz.: From NorfoM citY-Frank
johnson (negro), malicious cutting, one
year James Williams lnegro), grand lar
ccny, three years; Charles johnson tne-
gro), grand larceny, three years. From
Imeliu county-Thomas Miller (negro),
house breaking, FIVE years.
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ID. ELLYsoy s Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern Cities at pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this once.
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KNIGHTS OF PITH1As, ATTENTION .-Yor
quested to call on F.. Il. SPENCE It Son,
Merchant TaiIors, 1900 Main street. and procure
one Of those beautiful knights of Pythlas canes
that they have for sale.
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Red as Ro:c Is She, So Runs the World Away,
Fai-e Colors, Only Herself, Wrecked in Port,
-Four flay, lue-Eyed Witch, Cloister and Hearth,
Under Foot, and large supply Of other novels, at
ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's. next to Dispntch bui,5,nr.
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ROOws AND sTATIONERY.

CONSTITUTION, WITH INDEX, 15c.;
" Paschal's Annotated Constitution OF United
states /; Leading Criminal Cases Parsons on
Notes and Bills; Buru,s on Bankruptcy; Redneld
on Carriers Wills, and on Railways; Daniel on
on Damuges Taylor on Landlord and Tenant;
Walkers American Law; Wallace, volume Z;
aud iirIghily's National Dlgests; Abbotts United
state: Ir.ctlGe and on Corppratons - and d 1ther a
j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH,
booksellers and Blank-Book Manufacturers.
NH % l3ls Main street.
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Fsio York Weekly, Ledger, Saturday Night,
Chtn.ney Corner, Ftreside Companion. Western
Wortd and Warertey, for sale at ELLYsoS &
TAYLoR's, next to Dispatch building.
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srCEE5% &xs.ESS EssfI 9Ag.

IN al ?"jiir ~ prirG'e So!e$ n Ecni E"'nte
mnjt h'T.'u TIC l~t or Jo"r"rR AMT tie lSt Of
Ju'qh f,"rci"sar& p"g IL. tarc& fortte present
p'Hr, 3ut on ali >n!r& ie''r'cn Ne first d0y Of
Ju'H "1"i Tie last dGY # Decembsr tie oeite-
I'1ya hcm.
COOK { LAUGliTpN Will sell al IN A, Nj, hy
cal ''oGur, d"ari md standard pear trees,
roses, nlagnolia- iaGcy shruhDcry, etc.
COOK < LhUGllTuN wilt SCH at No. 1885 Frank
lin street one ScTcn-oct:.ve piano and Il large
lot OF household ana kitchen furniture.
+. I. lSBELL viii sell Cor Tie commissioner. at
half-paSt ! +. NJ, lot with a small brick
dwelling thereon on the egst line Of Foushcc
between nain and Cary streets.
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EVERY SATURDAY. Appleton'S Journal, Trans
atlantic. Harper's and Leslie's weeklics, for sale
ny ELLrsoN & TAYLOR, news. dealers, next to
Dispatch building.
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FUKL--"I 1t Is the best wood ever had In my
life," is the expression used by every one who
buys the woods-pine wood sold by j. McDow-
ELL, First and Broad streets. Go and see 1t.
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FLOUR.

r FGG,S SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR.
4JIVe arc receiving a small lot Of this A No.
FLOUR. croyroxro
NH 30 y. I. oIOAE2 ".
LOU R. $50 barrels FAMILY
II FLOUR Riyanna, Pace. and Ballard
brands-of superior quality, and warranted TO
st'e i.o barrels high-grade EXTRA FLOUR
choice brands: r
100 barrels high grade S 2 Z RF1 n E
FLOUR-choicc brands;
oh 'oH''e ROBERTS & HARRIS,
Commission Merchants,
Twelfth street, second door from cary.
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1HE Observation-Disclosures LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY issued single payment
policy day before yesterday on which the
premium was nearly 5000 in gold.
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BALDWIN advertiscs scasonable clothing at
gold prices. Go to BALDwfN's for bargains.