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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-11
A Word 10 Conservatives I'm Henrieo.


Mr.. Editor: Your admirable paper has
nm extensive circulation in llrnric0 county,
and il In every way interested in the tri-
umDh of the Conservative cause. For these
reasons am induced 10 ask room for few
lines in your columns.
AS is well known, at the September Term
of the Henrico County Court there was
mass meeting Of the citizens of the county,
In obedience to an advertisement which
urged them to assemble for the purpose OF
organizing the Conservative party.
There was Q proposition made to large,
and enthusiastic meeting which assembled
in response TO the call tha! ii should DE con-
yerted into nominating convention; but
after considering this proposition fully it
was almost unanimously voted down upon
the grounds that snch was not contemplated
as the object of the meeting, and that 1t
would take n majority OF the people ana
those who proposed to be candidates by
surprise; that It was bad policy to make
the campaign 80 long; that grave questions
OF tho deepest and dearest interest OF tue
people of the county were involved IN the
coming election, and that time for dellbera-
ton was needed to make OUT that ucket
likely to produce satisfaction and harmony;
that il was in consequence of these and
many other potent reasons considered best
TO adopt the method suggested by the State
Executive Committee in making these noml-
nations.
The meeting then resolved that twelve
dalegates should be elected by the Copser-
yatiYe voters Of each Of the four townships,
to compose convention o: forty.eight rep.
resentatiyes of tho Conservative party OF
the county, and that the convention so
composed should be left TO their own Judg-
ment to form such ticket rs they consld-
cred best for the people they represented.
IN accordance with this lesoltltion, large
and intelligent meetings WsFa held IN each
township, Gentlemen of Intelligence ana
| influence were selected, 3,ao assembled,
according to ngrsement, "a sopYention az
iering the claims or all tbs candidates prs-
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CONGRESSMAN AT LABaE.-There will be
4 Radical candidate for Congressman at
Large in this State, and be will be elected
unless the Conservatives nominate a candi-
date. If elected, he will be admitted into
Congress, and thus the strength Of The
Radicalpart In that bodyw be increased
It is too late to caltfor nominating State
convention. Let the Conservative members
OF the General Assembly designate aicandi
date. He will not be allowed to take hi.
seat, but his election will prevent tho seat.
ing of Radical.
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MARRIED,

In Manchester on The 81 inst ant, by Rev. F. J.
Roggs, at the residence OF the BRIDES father Mr.:
Zen. II. Eatcher,l MIR. SAM'L z. WEI ICE X
10 Miss MARY BELLE HATCHER; both OF
Manchester. no cards.
At st. paul's Chui CHI, Baltimore, October 4th,
BY the Rev. Il. T. Lee, +. {. DESIG, / Wash.
in2ton. D. e.. 10 AIRS. {. E. F. CRANE, formerly
OF Richmond, Va.
On TuefdSy. October 4th, st The First Prn3by-
tcrian Church. by the ::ev. f. L. Preston. Captain
FRANK i. CLARK, of Baltimore, and il-tR I
d. MABEN. CT this city.
Baltimore Gn-stte please copy.
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sented to them, ,nadeout the ticketalready

reported In your paper. s
Now, Mr.. Editor. the question La, could
q fairer or more honest means have been
devised for the organization Of the Conser-
natives of our county, and are not all those
who profess conservatism In honor bound
to abide by it's actionp Are not the gen.
tlemen whose names have been put upon
that ticket our duly authorized Standard
bearers, and are we not In honor bound to
rally to their supportl Can any fair.
minded and unprecedented man come to any
other conclusion than that 1t Is our duty to
assist them in achieving victoryf We must
not underrate our enemy. The force
against us is large and dangerous-there-
fore the necessity Of every true conser " L
same upon his neighbor; and let us re-
member those who prove recreant to us in
this our hour of trial and need.
A CONSERVATIVE,
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Letter from James City County.
rCorrespondsnce Of the Richmond Dispatch

BrnSY OHpIsAsy, VA. Oct. 0, 1870.
On Yesterday I attended the sale Of Mr..
!. 2. Brown, Of Charles City. Oats sold
for 50 cents per cwt.; very large mich
cows for $50 piece; beautiful yoke, OF
yearlings for s16; and other things In this
$40 and over, bonds waving the home stead
exemption. :,
MIR. B. and family, numbering seven, will
start next Tuesday for Unlonto"n, Ala,
other relations, aud numerous, acqllaint'
ances. Talk about preventing the Chinese
from coming to "the land Of the free and
the home Of the brare" Better, far bet
ter. prevent the Peninsu!arltes from going
to Uniontown, Ala. 1t il sad to think OF
the necessities that are forcing the "hons
and sinew" from these lower counties
Twenty-three young men have lett THE
npper half of james City since the war
More of these have gone to Alabama than
to any other State.
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apngTAr, NOTICES.

aT CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
The assortment OF CARPETS we now ofer - o Oh
of the best selected that we have eyar OIL ",
purchased cur stick this season direct ffcIn tle
manufacturers, End Gun show Some st5ie "hio'
cannot be surpassed III beauty.
Cook at our genuine ENGLISH BODY Bhus'
sELsat S2.2s per 3 I'd; !.
Genuine FLGLI.H TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at
gl.5o end sI.so Ter yard:
THREE-PLYs, IEGhAIaS, HEMP, ana 'Eht
TIAN CARPETS, In great variety, at very
low prices;
A full assortmert OF RUGS DBUGGETs, MAT
TING, and uTL-CLOTHs. Ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 12l6 Main street.
COT,ORED WOOL SP READS, CALICO CoAi-
FORTERS, BLANKETS. 9lEETiN6S' am
nABIE-CL Otis, very cheap. ort
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THE SoUTHsIDE Observation-Disclosures
are buslly engaged in the erection OF tenn
porary bridges on this road to supply the
places Of those which were washed away
by the recent fresh. It is quite interesting
work progresses, and within a week or ten
TO this city.-Lunchtpsy Republican.
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ME- NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS !.

Handsome Dress Goods, only ooc.; rich Alpacas,
only 2oc; best-make Calicoe9, only l@sc.; Goods
for mems and hoys' wear at eoc.; Acdro5cosSni
Bleached Cotton, lG3c.; good LinseSs, lea2.: r.
Quilts, sI.75; lot OF Atwood FlanEels, only 2oc.
Ladies' Heavy White Hose. I7c, elsewhere Csc;
LADIES' White Handkerchiefs, Sc.;- Crash for
Towels, IVc.; Euckaoack Towels lec.; Gold-Eyed
Needles, &C.,; Corssts, Laces, Edgings, Embroi'
der1es, shtwls, Blankets, Ticklngs, olc!otn
Broadcioth, Cassimeres, Ladies' and Gents Wool
len shirts and Drawers, Linen Shirts, Irish Lin
ems, Shlrt.Fronts, Seckiics, Nainsooks, Jaconet5,
setsses, Ribbons, Napkins, JET Jewelry, and, in
short, everything KEEP; In n
FIRST. CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Having bought most OF my goods at auction for
cssh enables me to sell goods At prices that can
not be euualed in cheapness in this State. and par
ties In want of cheap and reliable DRY GOODS
will ind It very much to their interest TO give me-
call before purchasing elsewhere.
4. GOLDBACk, 6U7 Broad street,
between 9Th ana TN ST. eets.
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SHIPPING.
1l,o TIE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND.

rq,o TIE PEOPLE OF. RICHMOND
L Judge GylGoN, OF Che Hastings Court or The
for the CIV. Submitting to his decision, pro-
cl aim myself candidate again for the Office OF
that The questions involved In the election Of mu-
nicip 4 officers shonld be pat 70 rest. They haSe
dieintbed the peace and dignity of this city long
enough, 10 It's great injury. have once been
chosen IT, and for time have filed. the Office
seek, and feel competent TO discharge It's d,l.ies
md desire to holdft IL 1t shall b. the will OF the
.psspie, huL not otherwise, If they elect Ine,
Will be grateful and ende tYor to repay their rus
and onldenee In me By q faithfGi and impartial
discharge Of my d1lie-.
Very respectfully,
oc ll--tSos h - iSf ~ GE0RGE D. W Use,
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MET c. DOGGETT Il CO., No. % GOV
ERNGR STREET, corner Of Franklin, have re-
ce,ved n general assortment Of CAftPE riSGSs
FLOOR cIL-CLOTTI5, IATTIECs, CURTAIN
GOODS, WINDOW SHADES and PAtEh-
HANGINGa, wi h the usual supply OF ufHoh-
STEERING GOODS. Tor the fall trade, which VIII
be sold at very low prices, and PAPER-HA No
ING and UPHOLsTERING OF every description
executed promptly. &C 80"
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Established last week was the Citizens'
National Bank of Alexandria, Va, Capital,
$l25, 000; Il. II. Miller, president; W. FL.
Lambert, cashier.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
rules that watches In the hands OF dealerR
prior TO the passage Of the stamp tax laws
must be stamped,
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MET BED BLANKETS, BED BLANK
ETs.-Every variety OF BED BLANKETS from
the lowest to the highest prices.
CALICO COMFORTER5,
COLOHED WOOL BED.sPREADs.
sHEETINGS, and PlLLOW.CAsE COTTON,
AZ LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1918 Main street.
VELVET RIBBONS in all widths and coiors ];
BLACK and COLOR Sd SATISS cut on tn. bias
oc 81
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~ BATCHELOR'S Fl AIR DY Z -
This splendid HAIR DYEis the beet in the world
the oniy true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
t,nts remedies the III effects Of bad ayes tnvigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft end beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and pcrrumcrs,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
teo-eodfyr
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ne DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
4 large assortment OF DRESS GOODS; ST. 10 ana
quality cannot be surpassed /; prices extremely
low. Al kinds OF GOODS for MOURNING nj
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
USgLEACHED KNITTIsG COTTON, co...
oer pouud BALE COTTON, all Nos, ut Sl.@
per bale Of i've pounds. oc'
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A self-constltuted finctionary at Council
Bluffs has been marrying couples when he
had no authority. The falsity OF his MS.
spmptions has been discovered, and quite
q sensation has resulted, especially among
those WHOM he has pretended to marry.
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NET FLANNELsi FLANNELsi

MT FLANNELSi FLANEELSi
FIhESFLSl
we call particular attention to our stock OF
FLAMES. We now offer
WHITE AND RED FLANNEL, warranted all
wool, at CSC, worth SOC. per yard
Full yard-wide, all wool SHAKER FLANNEL,
at soc. per yard worth 55c,
WHITE, GsEE, RED, and Blu : T"LLED
FLANNELS In ali qualities;
dNELS:
OPERA FL ANNE1.9 In MI colors;
Also, O full assortment ofBLEACHED anil IN
PREACHED CANTON FLANNELH, from
ls3 to soc. per yard,
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
COATs,s SPOOL COTTON, all Nos, ct soc.
Der dozen.
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HY1Ayp Ii. NoRyELI, formerly with Isaac sy-
Gle WM. II, r. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN HoITZ, ard
Miss ALICE HARDEsTv, are with me. and would
be- pleased to he favored with C call from their
ora ~ A. aoLDBACK.
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FINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
n Any party with a small c pital wishing to
engage IN the manufacture of EXTRACT OF
QUACITR0p AND FL aVEN, can hear or fine
opportunity OF engaging the services OF one VIII,
b IS had several years xperlence III the manage
ment of such a mandatory. and who Is also n
practical machinist. All Information and plans
plfed, Address r, B.,
sNo. 1911 Main street, Richmond, va.
oc IL. StkI
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l404 MAIN STREET,

Has rpHtted his saloons and Invites the cnst ON Of
old friends whose p .trnnage and good will be has
en- loved for tweutv seven wears. His LADIES
DiSING-RUOM ani pARLOR are elegant COM
Portable and rftired ana tie gentle ladies OF
Richmond sud from abroad will End on bis bills
of ia re all they DESIRE which will! be served IN
the most elegant style Of lis art.
Tho winter programme II now presented With
Ill liz Injuries and dslicaces Of land and water.
thu. most superb meats and vegetables supplied by
TIE local market, and the luxurious contributions
ircm Scrth and South, viii be round in bis larcr.
Game, oysters. fish, ycnlson. wild and tame iow''
uis BAR Is supplied With 1,lQuoI:5 mnsnr-
passed hy those "a any bar IN She United states
CHOICE, SEaSDNABLE Drinks brewel IN
the most exquisite style by his experienced bar
faI lies dining or taking other meals IN hls pri-
yate rooms supplied promptly according TO or
GeT5. -.xx>-Sv,,,<. ,,r-,,c a,,o,
IN order Tor parties and Families In the best sy e.
Country customers will always find accommoda-
ton and their orders promptly flied. OcS
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b. A. HANCOCK, Secretary.
IL r. Robinson, Chairman.

ARRESTED FOR SELLING OVER FIVE
GALLoNs.-A few days prior to the
| beginning of the last court in Bed.
ford two bar-keepers Of Liberty dis.
patched young man named Cadwalla'
! der to the distillery of David Wells for re.
| Inducements. Cadwal.ader hired horse
and buggy of Col. John S. Kasey, and sal.
lied forth. David Wells was not at home,
but his young son, who had been left In
charge, sold Cadwallader four and hall
gallons of brandy for one dealer, and eight
gallons for another. Tle inieraai revenue
regulations do not permit a man to sell
| more than five gallons, mt his distillery,
| to any one customer-a law of which
young Wells, it is alleged, was ignorant
ANYHOW, an officer Of the Revenue Depart.
ment who happened to be in Liberty got
wind of the transaction, arrested Wells.
seized the buggy and horse, summoned
Cadwalnder, and brought the whole con.
Germ to Lynchburg. The case came before
Commissioner Buffllm Friday, and was de.
citied Saturday. Wells was sent Oh to the
United States District Court at Richmond
to be indicted, but bailed in the sum Of
:: - 900, which was furnished, and the buggy
and horse were released,
We have here striking illustration oil
the practical workings of the internal reve.
nue. system. Wells sells his own brandy, on
which 1t appears, moreover, the Govern.
ment tax had been paid in full, but violates
ignorantly and innocently some senseless
and tyrannical provision OF the revenue
law, and is instantly unprecedented, put on
trial, and is subjected to onerous penalties
Truly, this is the best Government the
world ever saw.-Lynchbur5 TiTginidn.
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At his residence corner Of iUih and Clay
streets, yesterday morning o. Of O'Clock, RICH
Arr; BOOKER. aged sixty years.
His funeral will takc placs ut The old African
Church THIS AFTERNOON ut O'Clock. His
friends and acquaintances are requested 10 attend
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BY w. Goddir,
AuCtioneer ana Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and BaEk streets.

THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE N rnW'
j HATAE COUNTY, on ia MES FiftE'
NEARLY OPPOSITE TO BOVER MIL.
CALLED ,JITDR,S FERRY. aRnUT TN ~
Ty-TWn MI ES ABOVE ElCuGDSH. &C.
TAIHIGG THREE HTEDEED AND fOtil
ACRES FOR BALE AT the request oi the
owner offer for sale this truly valuable ana Al
trsctisc ESTATE, located a. shove, cont,ini0G
THREE HJnDRsD AND FORTY stRE% -
which 200 acres are open laGdoi superior fu,lt'v.
and the rss,Gpe In ofigi:al growth OF oaS h!.Su'
~, &c. The improvements consist or nnc rcsl-
iance rec. ntly finished. containing serea room
With pIazzss on three sides. togethe. with lGc
usual OUT buildings around tho dazzling, All OF
which, like tho dwelling are in perfect renal.
The barn Is an excellent one. neatly new, WI. Il
one OF Smiths !hrtshers and hgr:e'poErT II.
tached al IN complete order. INC s'2"i. "hd
cow house are also new.
The ferry, with the boat, &C., belong 10 t.c
place, and enjoy good paron1Ge.
The loca, Ion IS on an elevated height. cow
mandirg lovely view or the surrounding COUNTRY
for many miles.
The crops and stock. consisting OF brrSs',
mules, cattle. &C., ipcludieg large portion OF
the furniture tnearly new, WIN nc sold with he
@ tate. If desired.
Within the past two yesrs bgtwcca -. 600 and
rs Ge0 hsya been expended I'm Identifying srd
adorning ihe place that II i In tact one .: te
loyciiest estates on tile river
Possession given In thirty days. Appiyto
". GupDi%,
Real Eatatc Aucti0nefr.
SO a0--ruSFlm Richmond Va.
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TUST RECEIVED, A FULL LINE OF
" NURSERY RENDERS tall sizesl,
WIRE OFFICE TENDERS TALL size5l,
COAL HODS, CUAt. StFTERS,
COAL SHOrELS
New style Co al. T0SGS.
SHOVEL, TONGa, and fCKEES, in sets
FIRE STANDS,
BLOWEf. STANDS. &C., .-
which we invite the attention Of Lonsckecpers and
hotel psoprietors.
NOTHING & BROTHER,
10 800 Main street.
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Chesterfield Conservative Convcn.
lion.

The Conservative Convention for nomi.
mating county officers assembled at Ches.
terrified Courthouse October 10th, 1870, and
were called to order by the County Super
intendent, and organized with the follow.
ing officers: DR.. j. X. Robinson, chairman,
and b. a. Hancock, secretary. After few
preliminary remarks nominations were pro-
ceeded with, which resulted az follows I:
cl E, Treasurer, VIM. E. chi; CLERK
County and Circuit Courts, Nathan H.
Cogbill Sheriff, James L. Moody; County
Surveyor, Joseph LaPradc; superintend-
ent Of Poor, 4. Russell.
Good feeling was exhibited. All seemed
ready to forget personalities and to 60 to
work to support the nominees. The meet
ing was addressed by Messrs. Clopton, Cog
bill, and Gill. after which the Convention
adiobrned,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, TWO FIRST FLOOR "a
4 ROOMS, with Gfc.placrs, n small dsrss. 81
ing-room connecting one mont bagsmcnt-r0, n.
and one ont kitchen-room, at No. 7?l Main strcer.
commodation Of a small family withou: children,
for professional Office. or for light, respectable
business. Rent reasonable. Apply 10
w. b. ROBINS, 1909 aisin street
oc IL tn tn, SEMN
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7 OST, On Sunday evening. one GAR.
IL net EgEASTPIN. with three pendant
cirhcr on 9TH strcst Leigh, 2d or ist street. OK.
tSndcd. leading by The COioJed Burial Ground 4
sDtt.b'e reward vii! he paid 81 left st the jcse:y
store Of j. +, KtHIER.
itk 1lJ Broad Il. eat
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HARDWARE, DC.
AND CUTLERY.
FALL OF 1870.

by recent arrivals from Europe and from the
Northern manufacturers, am In receipt OF my
FALL SUPPLY of goods Of English and Ameri-
can manufacture. ] deem 1t unnecessary to EMU
merate tie various classes OF HARDWARG
GOODS always 10 be found at my place Of busi-
ness Of the fuegt character. 4 residence here
since my birth, AMI an experience In tbs trSda Of
over thirty years. VIII, feel, 5n,tify me In asking
q continuance Of the patronage heretofore so lib
orally extended.
This oIders OF nv corntrs friends will, as usual,
always have my best attention. %
CHARLES j. SINTOr-,
oclI-pOdaw 1895 Main st. eet, ElchmCnd.
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! CTRAYED.-Leff my residence, fzs.ts
- cornerof 1st and Canal streets, Souday 81.
WHITE AND RrD COW, 10 eo7d order. and
giving abont three gallons Of milk n day Rght
horn battered. A proper re@ard will bn paid fnr
her return ~ me. II. II. ANUEGELg :. IA
DC 11-ztN cornfr Of s:lt and Byrd strne,s
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TOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE, No. ~
a. sc7 Sd street between Clay and Leigh, az IL
prcsen. occupied by MIR. Jas. Gordon hs5 ,Ig,.
rooms, with ire-places: gas and wafer o. the
premises, brick Kitchen separate. Prize s!o -
a good and punc;nal tenant. Address
DC 10 81 g. NJ. NlMMO, care OF Ois1,G,cl.
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GEO. KEaNES wRgS.

lGTRAYED from my residence, rs2s
| - corner 2sth and Clay streets. on Thurs. zEs.
| day, October 9Th. q ROAM COW, with broad
| horns, In very good order, aud giving o small
quantity Of milk. Fiys dollars reward for her
It's JAMES II, PEAy.
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xyTAN TED, ladies to send in their
w "DSEINc." Cor fall early, SO rs to get
the "a IN good TINA. o,v,
RIGA are tnose IN Staten Island. The Office AMI
agenc, ia at KINGS, 80 Main street: between
Seventh and Eighth streets, Richmond, Va.
Ladies In the country can send by "eXpre5s,"
and have goods returned she same way.
Ell S-3ln r. hlHG, Oh.
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WANTED, competent retail DRGG
w CLERK. Address po5t.oflice bo1 NO "'
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, I w %
w CgoPFns at II. T.. DFSTLEE'S, hocke'ts.
=
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.I,YIyaNl.TH.

VT ANTED, a good WHITE NURSE.
w Nnst como well recommended. Apolyto
81 ~ -"u'' WIZ CHARLES r. PALMER,
az $40 eas. Main street.
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ZEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SAFE.

TOR SALE PRIVATELY, TNrSs
g. rerv desirable HRlCk COT T q + 6-4,
HOUSES and I. ~, situated on ire east side ~
street. b.tween Leigh snd jackson. fruri'G@
on sth Is feet inches. and ,mniaR btck 10 IT,. y
and nov renting for SIS q month each. Terms
liberal. T.. ~. FACb'
or n Ivy Zeal Estate Agent.
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aPEs,rA1. WOTTCHs.

aesTR.a fHD on ST. fsSs, from tlic CIR
- residence ., mr. Fitining, corner ofIce1L
0cs. OH. o. DARK I,sfaa 81 RI .1rfe esrs 6fd !;
soar on ,igts thigh: rad on ssddS :nd bEjdio at
the timci Any fpsorIgst!Cn conc.gElpe her efH
his 10 OF Gcofe r0nd or with hIreIs Hill a. oGIca
OF W, 81. Martiu Il Co., and viii be- most thank
&C ii-ss : " GEO. KEaNgS wREE.
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ny AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL ACT OF TIE
LEGISLATURE or rHE STATE OF
CALF ,RNIA-


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lion If san Francisco GifrniA
MONDAY. ostoter 3ls,. $50
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.ue Bank # Cal f,rn1
Dnriu. the en,s rtaiunient III >nui 81 s'"o'oo'
II : ,;li SON " II he returned L. the ii"lefs ~
Tickets. b the distribution, t. chance, VI Tue ioi-