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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-24

An English rat-catcher (Mr. Black has
exported oyer 300 rats of choice breeds to
France, and has raised them Of all colors-
red, blue, fawn color, and tortoise-shell.
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: a uayrgsseg saS,rssrnsssse Uays. Z
.BysGrubbs q Williams,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioEeers'
Eleventh street. between matn and BaaE.

JUDICIAL, SALE OF TWO VERY
JVALUABLE LOTS CT GROUND. ~ NJ Pa "
SsRY, BETWEEE i4rH AND 18TH STREETS.
In Compliance with an ordsr of the United STATES
district Court, entered In re- Cauhorn vs.. Powsll,
Allen q Brauer, bankrupts. we VIII sell, upon tne
Premises, on TUESDAY. the Cd day OF January,
ISL at IL o'clock ", TWO VERY VaLu1BL,,n
LOTS OF GROUND. situated as above, oppoaIe
the store OF Messrs. A. Y. Stokes Il Co. They
front about 81 feet esch und back about ~ fees
to alley and upon them stands some brick wai,s
b,iiding materials The loo ition Is Ia the centre
of the heaviest business part or the city; conye-
nlent TO the various railroad depot5 and 70 SUPP
ping. ..,.s g., "a an :.
residue In and IL months, for negotiable notes.
with I'M eIest added and title retained by the cours
WILL Tue G CG:CI lei l.. CHRISTIAN. Assignee.
A. n. WILL MS, Trustee.
re "a d. N2 SEa1D&3J
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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE, &c.
HARDWOOD g. RITTER HAVEN
IL REMOVED THEIR FURNITURE ESss>
ESTABLISHMENT TO GOVERNOR ST., III
where SAMUEL W. Harwood did business many
years before the war. Having now very extensive
warerooms, and splendid stock Of
CHAMBER FUkHI fURE,
PARLOR FURNITURE.
DINING-ROOMF FURNITURE, and
MATTRESSES,
we are prepared to sell goods lower than we did on
Main street, as our expenses being very much re-
duced, we reduce our prices accordingly. All in
want Of good, substantial FURNITURE. had bet
ter see our stock before buying. nos
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Auction sALES-!Tbis Day.
By Thomas W. Reese. Auctloneer'
No, 1917 Main street.

DIANOs, HOUSEHOLD FURNI7IUIRsITIss
CUTLERY, &c., AT AUCTlOh.-,oatinr1
DAY, ut 10 O'Clock, 1 will sell as my aao'1oN-
aoyee RosEwooD-CAsE PIANOS, ~E
WALNUT PARLOR SUIT, In reps;
MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUIT, ,noDrs
WALNUT and MAHOGANY WARDRoBsEsiSI,,e
MARBLE-TOP BUREAUS and w sHsIANDe'
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHAIRS,
EXTENSION and other TABLE
MAHOGANY mud WALNUT SIDEBOAhDs'
sfLvER-pLATED TEA SET, ,,su
Handsome MAHOGANY BOOK CASE.
Jenny LIND and COTTAGE BEDSTEAD5'
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY, ,,,ns
OFFICE-DESKS, SHOWCASE, CARfEio'
ETFGERE and ffAT-RACk,
II H'' THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct
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RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 81, 1870.
NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND 49,
~ PUBLIC AT LARGE.-I keep the ~
LIVERY, HIRING, AND SALE STABLES on
8'h street, near Main street, formerly kept by
William III. Lecley, and HE does not.
Repectfully, VILE SUTHERLAND. e
de 20 - = "a - Proprietor.
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DRY GOODS.

<>a A.1S = ~~~--.-~~->~c>~oes~
cory DECEMBER, 1870. HO7
PRICES REDUCED.
Prior to taking inventory we shall reduce our
prices in order to reduce stock. Weare
Offering at very low prices
the following
DRESS GOODS:
POPLINs, PLAIDS, SERGES.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, ALPACAS, SILKS,
PoPLIN, BLACK VELVETEEN'
BALMoRALs, MERINO VESTS, GLOVES,
LINEN HANDKERCH1EFs,
RIBBONS, CORsETS,
CHILDREN's WOOL HOSE,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
TABLE LINENS. TOWELS, NAPKINS,
CRASH, TICKING, sHEETING, &C.
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER,
s27 BROAD STREET.
". c. KEAN, T. Z. CHENERY. f. P. GRbTTER,
Statesmen.
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. SlCaMOsu ~ND fhrshoHCSl Ss A n. L.,,..
DyC5,.nr-ys r,ae 80 ,e-. @b

hlCaMOsD NO tErshosC xau n +. n. Co.,,
d RICHMOND Dec. H. 1878,
yJsHE TRAINS OVER TEis POAD
Il run as follows:
Leave Richmond 81 34s A. ID. and $50 P. II.
/ Leave Petersburg III 10 A. II. ana 7.o5 7. II.
freight and ACCOMMODATION train, With passen-
ger car attached. will leave Richmond daily z:
4. Ii. and 9 p. NJ, and Petersburg daily at A.
M. and p. NJ.
The s:45 A. ID. train viii not leave Richmond on
sITNDaYs. ard the 7.os p. 81. train viii pot Iesgs
Petersburg on SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk win take the $50 P. y.
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will run daily.
Leave Glover Hill at 0 a. NJ. connecting al
Chester With the accommodation train. Pssien.
gers returning will cake tue 80 f. NJ. train
Meeting at Cheslar with the coal train.
THOMAS H. WYShE,
da IN SuDerintPudent.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" ROAD.--On and after MONDAY, 5th Decem-
Der, 1870 the PASSESGER TRAINS win run ~

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KALI.
" ROAD.-On and after MONDAY 5th Decem-
Der, 1870, the PASSESGER TRAINS viii run ~
MAIL TRAIN Will run DAILY between kich-
mono and Stanton except SUNDAY, DstWeen Cor
donsYille and staunton). Leave Richmond a. A.
"a. arrive a! Staunton at 4:2s z. M. Leave staun-
ton at $3.50 n. NJ, and arrive a. Richmond a. i:5e
p NJ, making close connections at Gordonsville
ana Charlottesville with Orange, AlcxanGris snd
Manassas railroad trains for AIe2anorta, Wash
fngtoo. Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, SoS-
toa, &c. !; also for Lyncnburg, Knoxville, Cnat-
tanooga, Memphis, New Orleans Montgomery.
Mobile &c This train will run TkI- EEkLY
between stanton and White sulphur on TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, viz:
Leave While Sulphur at $3.50 4. III. and arrive at
Stanton at $3.50 a. NJ; leave stanton ut 4:%3 L.
NJ, and arrive at White sulphur at 10 p. II.
Going est, passengers dine at GordDnsv!lle
and sup ut Covington Going East, breakfast a.
stanton ana dine at GordonsYille.
This train connects with stages rs follows:
AT etaunton for Lexington Natural Bridge, and
Harrison burg. Passengers cannot 20 10 Lextug.
ton via Goshen, but must leave cars At STAN .Un.
At Millboro' for Bath Alum springs, ~ nile
and Warm Springs, Is miles.
at " bite Sulphur SpriDgs for Lewlsburg, 9mies:
and Charleston, loo miles.
THROUGH T l G 3 Issued TO all points
North. est, and Southwest
JAMES Y. NETHERLAND,
na2o General Ticket Agent,
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TN PURSUANCE OF A, DECREE made
l. In The sut pending In the Chaneery Soart or
the city OF Richmond. under the style 01 Eacho
sgsinst Cosby's adm'rs, win sell AZ publle ane,
school-house, al IL o'elk. on SATURDAY, Ee-
cember saith, q No, ! f1AkAESsrAeRsE.
Crief Chancery Court city 81 ,Richmo ]"
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W'INGO, ELLETT s. CRUMP, 1903
w Main street. have just received fresh
Button and Lace Boots, the finest qualify French
Kid, glove KID, Turkish morocco. &C.; also, the
Nilsson Button Boot, lsomething new for
Always on hand full line OF Gents Calf thand-
sewedl Boots and Caters, and complete assort-
ment Of farmers heavy goods. Give them call.
nOS0
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[Signedl JOHN JAY KNOX,
acting Comptroller OF the Currency

This Bank has been organized as above accord
ing 20 law, and Will commence business on The lST
of JANUARY NEXT, or sooner If suitable Of
flee can be had.
For e present can. he found at the ulce of
Thomas Branch < Co. The books are Tow open
for The increase of the capital stock to four hun
IL ed thousand dollars 1900 000, and will be glad
names at once the law requires the annual meet
Ing to be held on the second Tuesday In January.
JOHN b. MORTON, Cashier,
Qate of IL e National Bank of Virgtnia.)
THOS. BRANCH & CO., Of Richmond, will
discontinue the banking business on the lst Of Jam
nary next Mr. Thomas Branch has accepted the
Presidency OF the Merchants National Bark Of
Richmond, with Mr.. John b. Morton (late Of Ma
tional Bank Of Virginia) Cashier, and oil bank
ing business hitherto conducted by Tbos Branch
K Co. win, with consent of PARTIES be transferred
TO that Bank Customers aud correspondents will
Merchant National Bank Of Richmond.
de %
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BY Richardson g Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers.
No. l1l3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWEEN
SEyEu MILES FROM RICHMOND. A ID
NEAR THE SEVEN PINES. IN THE VII
LIAMSBUKG ROAD, IN HEERLCO COUNTY.
Bv virtue of decree OF the County Court OF Hen
rico. rendered on the day of December. 1870
in the cause OF Richardsoc, guardian; vs. Raglans,
shall as special commissioner thereby appoiaten,
n-mceed to sell at au ton, WE'D ESDAY, the 4th
Of January 1871 In front of Henrico County Cour 9
house, Main .t,eet In the CITY ot RiGHmo M
TRIJCKING LAND-one-thlrd ttmbered, the bal
ance improved-sdj ,ipinG the lands OF L. Hitch
cock. r. 4. Kahn. and Captain John A. Eacho,
and fronting on both the SeVen'nlle ana Nine-fnie
ads. -.,.s 49,,
third of The purchase money In cash. and the rest
duo in two equal instruments, in three and six
months. giving his negotiable Totes for the same,
with approved endorsers, and interest added at the
raIe OF IL per cent, and title retained.
+. NJ. CONNER, Special Com'r.
RICHARDSON Co., Aucrs. teN
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,RAassgOAsss.
10 90 90 60 %

IN Odd ag sa ssa 800 -
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RArLRoAD,)
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE.
RICHMOND VA. Dec. 10, 1870. J
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, Decem.
" Der 10, 1870, the TEAMS On this road viii bs
run as fOliowa
PASSENGER TRIMS.
GOING EAsT.-Leaves Richmond daily Sunday
excepted st lib 2. IL. arrive at n est Point Il
s:1oP. N.
GOING WEsT.-Leave West Point daily tsun-
day excepted) at . A. M. arrive at Richmond Z.
1866 A. NJ.
Trains connect at West Point on Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday with steamers for river
landings and Baltimore.
FREIGHT TRAIN, WITH PASSENGER CAR
Alta ChED.
Leave Richmond on Tuesday, Thursday. and
A. d.
Le4ve West Poin. at P. ID; srrive in Rich
mond at sis p. n.
4. THROUGH FREIGHT
For BALTIMORE and all points NORTH and
WEST received daily and forwarded promptly.
Through BILLS Of ladtng given TO- all point .
North and West. n. 7. DOUdLA3,
DE 20 SuperiDfendent.
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MACHINERY, &c.
SACHINE SHOP.

sLOAT s. ADDINGTOE.
MACnINISTS.
WORKS AND OFFICE: l&22 AND liza CARY
STREET, BETWEEN FoUETEENTuAND
FIFTEENTH SHEETS,
RICu AOND. VIR GINA.
ALI. KINDS OF NEW WORK MADE; Ne
pAtRINtI STEA M-EEGINES and BOiLERS in
city and country; TOBACCO WORE o. a.!
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO Flat
TENING-MIi.LS made aud repaired IL J;'l;N
HAECOCKs SUPERIOR Manner; P :, -
FORM and all other kinds OF SCALES Repair.
ED and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the ase Of
JUDsOh'S PATENT STEAA-EhGiAE SO
VERNON, SELDEE'S PATENT STEh M-Eh.
GI*E PACKING, Utica Compsny's s9E3 D.
GAUGES. These causes are warranted ~ ." sa .of
all kinds of BRASS WORK OF SUP El1N
hAKE for STEAM ENGINES seen a,, as r>S S5
cocks, Oil and tallo1-cups, 0ii-CupN COX
SHAFTTNG, sELF-FEEDhRS STAN. slS-
Tiles, WATER-GAUGES GLoBE-FA.Ess,
ROLLER, FLUE CLEASERS, ana 4 general ~
sortment OF such articles AS are used BY al! run-
ming steam engines aud ssw-milst
- SLOAT 4 ADDINGTCS, .
1e LIS @ Ii23 ana 1874 Cary s:Iec..
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ITO CONSUMERS OF OILS
n

TENU CUNSUMER OFF UILS
4 FOR MACHINERY.
= saving guaranteed by the use of the VIRGIL
MA NATURAL PETROLEUM INTOXICATING
OIL.
Purchasers are cautioned that the OIL sold by us
offers from all other lubricating oils sold In this
ginia Natural Petroleum f.ubricating on, every
barrel Of which sold by us bearing our brs nd thus
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubricating OIL
Purcell Ladd u CO.. Agents, Richmond, Val
Orders addressed TO US will meet prompt atten.
ton. PURCELL, LADD co.. Druggists. q
de ID 1919 M Kin street.
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TOH N so N S M
TCE.CREAM, JELLY, &c.

OYSTERS, ICE-CREAM, JELLY, &C.,
AT
PIZZINI & CO.'S,
so7 BROAD STREET.
We are prepared to furnish OYSTERS, COZ
untIi after the Theatre every night to accommo-
oa ne 20 Tui a pa'i a. PIZZINI 4 co.
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STOVES AND TyNwARE.

T IST OF PREMIUMS SUNNY-SIDE
FEE Pot, first premium; MUNSON'S TUBU-
LAR LIG HTNING-ROD, first premium AMER
Jean CHIMNEY GAP, first premium. Agent
be found at MOUNTCASTLE'S, $50 Broad street.
All in want of above articles should call before
purchasing elsewhere. mole
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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SEC
n ton skYEN Of CHARTER FORTY
SIX OF THE CITY ORDINANCES, PASSED
DECEMBER 10TH, 1870.
BE IL ordained that section seven Of chapter for
ty-six of the City Ordinances be and the same is
h. reby amended and reordained SO as to read as
follows:
7. fla person SHALL within two hundred feet of
er or occupier thereof, burn any lime. kiln or
brick kiln, he shall pay fine of notices. than
nor more than five dollars for every hour the
same may he burning.
Published by order of the Council. s,..-
- -. e. c. HOWARD. -
de 25---5t City Clerk.
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BANKERS, &c.
rPuE MERCHANTS n A 7 / ON A l
BANK OF RICHMOND.

4
CAPITAL, SUBSCRIBFD........ 1000
AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL.............1 ,0O0,ooo
THOMAS BRANCU.,.... PRESIDENT.
JOHN 3. MORTON ................... .CAo;lER'
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASuISGTON, Dec. II, 1870.
Wher rs, by satisfactory evidence presented To
he undersigned, 1t has bean msde to appear that
the Merchants .Sationa Bank of Richmond In the
CITY OF Richmond. in the county of iienrico and
State Of Virginia, has been dGly organized under
ard Accord g t. the requirements Of the act OF
Congress entitled An act to provide national
currency. secured by Il pledge OF United states
bonds, and % provide for the circulation and re-
d mption thereof approved une g. 1904, and has
complied with all the provisions of said act re-
g.i5ed % be compiled with before commencing the
hGsiness of narkiog under said act: Now. there
T,re. l, John JAY Knox, ACTING ComntrnlIer of
the Carrency do hereby certify that the Merchants
= atioual Sank Of Richmond, in the city Of Rich
mons, in the county of Henrico, and State OF Vir.
ginia Is authorized to commence the business OF
ranking under the act aforesaid.
Seal In testimony whereof witness
} Treasury my hand and sell of office this
(DeDurtment.} 18th day Of december. 1870.
NO. 1854.
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DENTISTRY.

TUD. B. WOOD, D. D. s., PRAC-@
SVARIOUS BRANCHES. The painless
Extraction of teeth Is great point gained n Gens
til surgery. A full supply Of PukE nldh H.,
ted to give entire satisfaction. Terms modsrtte:
Office, 9th street, In rear of GOD q sons, 'Tng
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SEYENG-MACNINES.

! SE !" AINW.-0<ANA1kosA-, -
THE HOWE SEWING MAC HlNE VII
Il execute wider range OF work, and do It bet
ter than any other machine built.
Slid ON the INsTALMENT PLAN at NO. SUI
Main street, Spotswood Hotel. :, ,,,vryyrv
EOWE and others for Isnt ore E-Sm
QEWING-MACA1NESO OF ALL ktNQs
y RaPAIRED, The SL0AT EiAi41PIiC DEW
GHes MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We eel!
the only PR0pEa SEEoLES Tor TIE ShOA9
ELLIPTIC MACHINES.
ga ZOE Crrv street. near Sncr.ss1ss
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xESTAuRANfSs

NYSTERS.-THE FATTEST "a EO
I and LARGEST that are taken up SS,sA EssY
ln.Ycrk river are served up IN ANY NHsv
STYLE at No. % 18th street. nov
Daily arrivals for sale by the oarrel. bo<A
FRIES served at short notice.. ,.,Irp
no 26-1m d. VI. Drb1h -.
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CITY ORDINANCES.
OFFICE OF MAYOR OF RICHMOND,
Il "a

AFf1CE VI MA lux OF hlCHMOND,}
Decem Der ped, 1870. !
TACK STANDS.-Pursuant to author
III ity conferred by ordinance of the City Coun-
Gil. passed June 18th, 1870 hereby designate The
Following the places at which hacks and public
carriages may stand in this city while waiting for
hire.
L. From O. h TO 18th Streets on the south side of
Capitol street.
2 From Capitol to Bank streets, on the east side
Of 9Th.
g. From 9th to 10th, on tie north side of Bank.
l. In front of the stable or office of the owner of
the hacks or carriages, and with the consent in
writing of the occupiefs tenants( in front of one
house or lot either side of such stable or office.
g. In front of The hotels. with the consent in
writing OF the proprie .ors thereof.
g. AT such places adjacent to the churches.
places Of public amusement, depots, landings,
and Hh rves of the City, rs the police ON duty may
designate. ..-
An spe 'ial permits heretofore granted are here
by revoked ..s...
No hack shalt stand on any crossing, and while
waiting for hire 'cks shall stand in single lines,
and as near the cur5StOnc as convenient.
de est A. Nj. KELLEY, Mayor.
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TARIFF OF rRICES.
VIA LOWER POTOMAC ROUTE.

TRAIN NO. g.-IHh'FJUIl BII.III I y ~ t'I
Washington Leaves th- depot corner o, Byrd .Gt
Eighth streets, daily {Suncays cspte'i. ct s:5c
J.. D.. Arrives In Rlcnmono tmondays e&crp:ed)
st go 4. IL. ,.
THROUGH TICKETS aud TH CROUCH bAu-
GAGE CHECKS to al principal points In tl!a
NORTHEAST and NORTHWEST.
FREIGHT TRAINS viii leave Richmond on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAIUR. AVS.
Richmond and Milford VIII be run daily toun,t ys
excepted, leaving the depot corner OF road and
Eighth streets at 1880 L. Nj and arrlTlng IN hlch-
mond at $3.50 A. NJ.
Apply at COMPANIES OFFICE, corn@F Of
Broad and Eighth streets. .,...,.
General Ticket and FIeigh: -.Hn'
ED. II. II. MYERS, General superintendent.
no
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T HAVE THIS DAY Appointed s.
0nHM a, 40 my agent he Is authorized to
only--on Main, bets cen 18th and 18th streets.
Richmond, Va, Dec >, Il 1sy WALL tERsTE.IE,;
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1870. 1870.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINE.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG .AND
POTOMAC ROUTE TO Il FONTS
North aAST AID NORTHWEST,
TRAIN No. l.-THkOUGH MAIL TEAM cia
" ashlngton leaves the depo:, corner OF Byrd .Iic
Eighth streets, dai'y at II: is a. NJ. Arrives IN
Richmond daily 81 2:3S Z. n.
Passengers for the LOVE- POToMAC
WEDN ESl,AYS, and FhIDAY
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CRESH AND DESIRABLE
IS cases BEST PINE APPLE CHEESE,
so cases ENGLISH DAIRY and y TIN"
CHEESE,
40 kits No. MACKEREL, IND
90 half barrels No. and2 FAMILY ROE Hfh-
boe,besds ENGLISH ISLAND and PORTO
hICU MOLASSES,
rs barrels SYRUPS, s,,cD
8 hogsheads PORT D RICO and F. P: SuGaah'
25 barrels ., Exc and CUT LOAF SUGAR,
90 bags JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and RIO COZ
hhd sA SIDES, SHOULDERS, and BREAST
BACON,
l25 boxes SOAP.
TEA, RICE. SPICES, SAUCES,
PICKLE, CANDLES, BLEACHING,
SODA, &c, &C.,
80 barrels WHISKEY,
barrels Bumgardn diner, Leech, &C., WHISKEf,
8 quar- or casks FINE OLD SHERRY,
2 Quarter casks OLD FRENCH BRANDY,
2 Quarter casks COOKING WINE,
80 boxes GREEN SEAL and RODERER CHAM
PAuEE,
APPLE BRANDY,
SCOTCH WHISKEY, RUM, &c.
CHAMBERLAYhE & JONES,
de l2-3w 1919 and 1918 Cary street.
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%-.-a .W0ODENWARE
eS~~>~~~~0So~~~~~-~~~~~~->
WTOODENWARE. .-
w 30 dozen PAINTED BUCKETS
so dozen BRASS-BOUND BUCKETS,
s0nests PAINTED TUBS, - =
25 nests CEDAR TUBS
a,..- 10 dozen BRASS-BOUND CANS,
200 dozen BROOMS, assorted:
600 reams WRAPPING PAPER, ..
HALF-RUSHEL MEASURES,
a..m WET MEASURES,
FLOUR PALS, OUTBREAKS,
.-.r.s SUGAR-BOXES.
sell WAGGoNER & HARVEY.
YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING YOU
Il WANT IN THE WOODEN LINE at
sels WAGG0NER q HARVSY'S.
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CAPITAL. sUBSCRIBpD..... $780, 900
AUTHORIZED CAPlTAL.............. l,0OO.ooo
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Dap II 1870.

THOMAS BRANCH PRESIDENT
JOHN 3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...CASflER
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de 90 2aw4w .Ea.sas 4E
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-27

The majority report of the F." nc bis-
Commi,see of the Tennessee ConsIiru
tion.l Convention :avOrs negro suff.g-
while a minority report advocates the
submission OF the question 10 vote Of
The people, in a separate clause. No
matter which report is adopted. The
ENGRAVING Of the Fifteenth Amendment
upon the National Constitution will
settle that question in the sfirmative.
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PASSAGES OF THx AMENDeD V!RGiN;.
BILi-rhe House of Representatives,
by stride party vH'e have passed the
Virgins Bill ns it WAS amended by the
Senate This Bill will undonb eddy b.
signed By the President; and Virginia
Will once more be r-stnred 10 the Untou
The great object for whirh tie flower If
the North marched forth to d. battle is
.lm"ss accommodated. IL will be fully
done hefnre many months.
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rHx M.oe,r RYAN cAss-GRrAr Ex-

TBs MA0oIg RYAN CASs-GREAr Ex-
cIrxMENr-ARREsr OF SUSPICIOUS CHAR
AcrxR-Hx BARELY ESCAPES LyNcHISG -
From San francisco Dispatch in Tues
DAYS Enterprise we get the following {:
The greatest excite meat has prevail. d
all DIV relative 10 The terrible outrage
and mnrd,r of Maggie Ryan. the pol.
lie were Informed ut noOn that m ~
wearing u r-d shirt bad hem seen with
The chiid ,h- day of The murder, and hat
,u.dav he was making Inquiries about
ntr parents and ac'iag very ner-"nslr.
iud g,ing away wnenevrr ANY othrer
.arae in sight. Srvea..l Officers were
sen; ont t. fad HE man ard nring hin
d. lie, however. had hiidrn h,m-elf
in one Of he sewers. Some ten or hf
cen officers, riird by about 25o men,
ION inurd the s-nr. h through :h- sew. rs
FIR near nm hour aud halt. IL was
tia+ily fonud "ut, aud most exciting
n,,drrgruund race tp.k Il,re. lie was
ired AT several 'lme-, and tinaily emery
~ tr,.m VnIl,jo street sewer AID r,n
,Iony the The w,irr frrnt n coupe nf
'iiDrks ana gOI bnltT ~ pT' u EbiH WILL
By his time 500 people were eng x. u
II rhe cha>-, aud h. Wa finally captured
On The WAY IT, the Station house th-
crowd, con>tsntiy nugmenring. Yelled
il. Snoot him y Burn him "HaEg
hun Tear him 20 pieces y etc. THE
police surrounded thu m-n and with
their CLUBS beat back those aho end-av
"rr,i tn take ihe prisoner from ,b-m.
Several had their cln hes torn from heir
nscks After n desperate .ugg'- the
mao WAS finally gotten int" the prisou.
trembling Ike leaf and as white AS n
-h--t IN mnrt-i fear that he wouli lie
HI Id Ser-rd :im-s. whI- beng ron
,eyrd 10 the Srar,on. house lie asked
TOR "A knife 10 Nil himself with. f-
gives his name IA " Q"inn, and says
h- ia tn cher by trade and has been
.,nt of work r several weeks. ADD WAS
m the sewers in the hone of 4 dig valn
8. bl-s, ~ ~ had read Hh..ut o'h-r people
ining 50. lie denies all knowledge of
the crime or 'h- girl. An examination
oi the Re m -,r. IF he ch,li show. thu,
the & nd used n knife 20 accomplish his
purpose.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-27

VIRGINIA JUBiLaST We learn by n
Telegram in last evenings Gold Hill
News tina, when the vrg,u,an. got new
Of the passage Of lie Bill ADM ling shei,
stale to representation, they assembled
IN great numbers At Richmond, fired n
hundr-d guns in The Park and .peec h.
he'd and jabila'ed generality. This is
some hung worthy OF re dee ion inasmuch
as II Is less than nine yes:s since there
acre quite as loud demonstrations in
Virginia over the Il tempted secession OF
Iuai Common wealth from The Union
They will never again attempt tha. ex-
pertinent.
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Agreed u;oi, between the Gene nj Post 0fce Of
the Ulted Ssa'ei # Ai:is an the GsPe Al
Pc. III IT Pf,,s,i,, pr.v din, f'r tie sis-
,.ae,unuf Ia ,hie Letters 10 be nv-yel IN
,no CT, sci Mails between tho Unitcl States and
P.lSsa.
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Carson, January 23d. 1870.