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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17

BOOTH AND G0RHAK

The turning point in the California
campaign has been reached, and the
fate of parties virtually decided. For
some time we had looked confidently
for something like the following,
which we clip from the San Francis
CO dispatches to the Enterprise of
yesterday:
Republicans. not admirers of George
c. GOrham. are very much dissatisfied
with his ~canvaSsing the State for the
Republican ticket. and openly avOw
their intention to bolt the ticket, de-
claring that it is the old fight of -four
years since renewed. Two or three
prominent clubs are included in the
list.
Not only in the nomination of
Booth, but in the adoption of the
a~nti-subsidy and anti Chinese planks
of their platform, the Radical wire
workers of California perpetrated a
fraud upon the masses of their own
party and the people in general.
Gorham was at the bottom of it all
through his agent John A. Bing-
ham, it being impolitic for Gorham
to be present in person at the State
Convention. Selby's friends stated
plainly and emphatically in that
Convention that unless Tom. Shan
non was nominated for Lieutenant
Governor Booth would fall short of
the Republican vote in San Francis
co; and Selby himself, in his ere
ade speech the night following
Booths nomination, s%tudlously
avoided any endorsement of Booth
or any pledge on behalf of the Re
publicans of San Francisco. Cor
ham doubtless thought it would be
a good joke to put up a job and
deceive the people into supporting
his Chinese brotherhood and into
voting railroad subsidies while yet
they labored under the impression
that they were voting against these
measures. Booth fully endorses
GOrham's ultra Chinese sentiments,
yet stands on an anti Chinese plat
form. Booth is supposed to be anti
subsidy because he had a falling
ont with the Central Pacific Railroad
Company and lost its PATRONAGE.
yet runs on a ticket composed almost
entirely of subsidy candidates, and
in part of employees of the c.. P. r.
r. Company. The whole matter is
fully understood in San Francisco,
and now that the honest and conser
vative Republicans of that city have
declared against the fraud and ex-
posed it, we expect to see Booth
stock go down to zero, while Haight
will be reelected b. from 10000 to
l 1000 majority. We believe
HaiSht's majority in San Francisco
alone will exceed 1000, and should
not be at all astonished to see it
reach 5000.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17
EMPIRE CITY.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN, THAT HAVE
~ received Il i'tienr tr IN the United Stale
ipvernmr;it FIR he south half OF the northwest
quarter. ara the northeast quarter # the north
west quarter Of section IL, and the = utI-ast
glarter If the uol thSas. quarter Of Sect. n 10 If
I wrship l.. north IF range - east in the BIS
trict of l. 'nds, subject /" sale at Cars IL City. Ncv.
being the town lite If Empire CITY; and all per
s'Hs claiming lots ws,IiE The shnvr describe
limits must lie 1t written statement If such claim.
particularly describing the parcel of lad ~
claimed, with me, in the sfhCc If the c. unity
Clerk of Orm,hy county, Nevada. wuhin six
months afteE the first pu5icsti. u IF this moi ice, uI
they sll Ill be forever drbIrt-I The right # Ct inn
iHE oI recovering such lauEs, or ary interest there
in, or in any rsrt, parcel ar share tier cot. in Any
C urt Of law or equity Al applications FIR the
ben-ft ~ minors or iHsaue persons ma be made
10y the grai dian ar trustee of sGCl, mlurr ar in
sane ,ers"ns. and all implications FIR the benefit Of
married women may be mrgc by th-tr Eusi.nGS.
If in thiS Safe. :. u. WHIGiIT, Trustee
Carson City IN Y, -, 1911. iylS Gw
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17
JUsT1FIABLE SU1c1pE.-A dispatch

J~USTIFIABLE SUICIDE.-A dispatch
from Healdsburg says: "A brother of
David Huzey Ofthis place. a machinist
by trade, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head. He
was afflicted with a hopeless disease
in the throat, which ju>tifies the act"
marks: "Philo>ophers have often
wondered what kind of civilization or
Christianity that is which. when a dog
or horse is wounded uuto death, puts
him out of pain and performs a hui
name deed hy taking his life. but
which allows a fellow being-a friend,
a brother, the dearest loved OF earth
to VIRTUE for days and weeksi in untold
agony, knowing that recovery is hope
less; and that, too, when the pool Suf-
fering being be>eeches and pravS that
some kind, angei-iike hand may be
nerved to strike the blow which will
lift him Dr. her from hell to heaven
from the most agoniZing torture to the
sweet repOSe of death. And this tele-
gram Is the first public acknowledge
ment we remember to have Eel of
the righ of a man to kill himself
when he Is in great agony and knows
he cannOt live Iong-or when he has
become Il burden TO himself and all
around him. But it must evidently
be some time before public opinion
can accept the philosophic theory that
1t Is the duty of Christian people to
allow the hopeless sufferer to be put
to death, when he or she demands it
and friends consent"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17
MAHkIED

HELM-HYDF-In Carson City. August
18th, by Rev. l.. y. Hurd. Mr.. Alfred
Helm to Miss Floretta NJ. hyde, all OF
Carson City.
August 18th. by the Rev. |. y. Hurd,
Mr.. Oscar T.. B rHer. al Gold Hill, to
Miss California l.. Ferris of Carson CITY.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17
BOOKS and STATIONERY

I'HE REASONS FOR BUTING BOOKS AND
I S~TAiIONERY from US, rather than going to
New York, are
fIR>T-We MANUFACTURE very largely 81
goods exactly suited 20 your wants, and which
you cannot obtain elsewhere.
q and SELL. importing from
Eastern and European manufacturers. upon such
terms ~ make it To vnIr interest to come to Il,
rather than go to New York.
Y"ur orders are rrsrectfIIiy solicited, satisfac
ton guaranteed. Very ,espectfullv.
A. l.. BANCROFT T. co.,
fsll-Sm SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. "
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17

BITTsToN, Pa. August Is. - 1t is
difficult now Ia estimate the full dam
age by the explosion. II Is not be-
lIeNed any more men will be recov-
cred alive. ON entering the chamber
in which the explosion occurred a
fallen rock was found which laid part
~ on a car. completely hlockin. up
one side and leaving a space over it
just sufficient for a mar TO worm him
sell through. Some distance farther
IN there WAS another fall which COM
pleteiv filled the passage, and behind
this the men are walled 50 completely
that 1t will take hours oflabor to reach
them. The outside scene is heart
rtnding- Women and children are
weeping and mourning alOud for the
loved and lost. and waiting a~nxiousIy
/ II hopeless expectation of each new
report. Volunteers are now at work
endearOring to get around this fallen
rock so they can reach the miners, but
the density oftle black damp prevents
them from prospecting the work with
full effect. They are continually being
brought up III an exhausted condition.
but tneIr places are at once supplied
by other volunteers. Twenty persons
are known to have been in the mine.
but so far only five dead bodies are
found.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17

Horace Maynard, Of Tenressee aud
mixed memory. is stumping Califor-
MIA for the Radical Railroad Ring.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17
CARSON CITY.

BEAN & CO.. Pacific Coast Advertising Agency.
40 Montgomery ST., are our uthoI lied Agents
in Ban Francisco
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17

These gifts vail, Mt the concert be awarded "a
TIL, htlErfs ui ilchets IN tie same manner as a,
tue c''icrrt gwen Ia San Francisco il aid of Il.
Me- Cautllr Library
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17

l50 Magnificent Prizes, among which
Is one of $4,000 Gold Coin.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-17
10000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD

Winch AL, eutitIe the holder 10 any one Of tn,
following Gifts ilat may be awarded 10 it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

aiso uso 1.aJio :, affairs, The meeting aa-
;orrnnd 60 n o'clock this morning.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
o,,,,a .d,ournment was made to the 9th In
,rder 70 Give place for public meeting for
,rorshin on tho 9th. There was also on the
orb an interesting meeting Of ministers and
elders. in which there was nearly the same
kind Of exercise as IN the previous sesS.4u'
Remarks were made BY Alien Jay, oonn
Allen, William Richardson, }. hoover, anu
others.
The public meeting at II o'clock was
very largely attended. The new mouse,
100 feet long and sixty feet wide. holning
about / 900 persons, was completely niled.
There was also meeting In the OLD nouse
and another in the grove near by. IL IS not
often that more people are collected at at, a
religious meeting in North Carolina: Inc
speakers were }. 4. Grinnell, Wililam
Richardson, John Allen, John Carter, Az,
salom Dennis, Elva Cause, and fharioggs
Thomas, in the new house. me "'o'o
passed off In quiet. orderly inan,'ea' ,o,
The term "public" meeting mas peen
used. but this seems hardly necessary nov
for while the old discipline cailco tnl INC
keeninp of the business meetings seiecI.m -,
and that for ministers and ELDERS Is sun
n,mad the select meeting there seems
to he no wish to exclude any person rom
any of the meetings. SO that all the meet
incs seem to have become, or are becoming,
open to the public.
A second meeting was held at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon also meeting Tor suffer-
ings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
By lin & GGtdin.
AcctioGeers and Real Estate Agen2.
No HOS nnin street.

lsTRUSTEE'S SALE OF DWELLING
AMI BUILDING lots on CHURCH
HiLL.-Bv virtue OF a deed or trust executed By
Joha c. watkins to the subscriber, as trustee,
dated god day or February, 1870 and Of record in
the Clerks Offices OF kichmo2d Hastings Court
and aenrico County Court, being thereto requ red
BIZ The creditor. VIII Cell at auc ion, the pre-
misee on SATURDAY. November 18th. at %
o'clock p. H.. the BTICK H0UcE on the corner
Of Thirticih ana streets having front On Thir-
tie$h ST ces of IS Zee. by III feet 0ecp. The hOuse
HIS four room, with kitchen in the yard, and wa
ter on The premises.
Also, the VRCA IT LOTS on Thirty-first street
commencing ,; The corner OF Thirty first ard .
stress and running souLhwardiy leo feet, having
j dsp:h Of the ~ho'e qu4re.
TERMS Cssh as 10 he expenses or sale and TO
pay OF lie b. cf 1864 Is with interest and to
The balance, upon sch terms as shall be an
nounced IL thu sale. IL IS probgble more fAvora-
bic terms m y be given on day OF calc.
NC 6 tbs JOAN A. COKE, Trustee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctloneers and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1912 Main street.

EXgCUT0R'S AND ADMINISTRA:-
IL TDA's SALE OF FALUaBLE Fam
SITE. WITH No WATER ,nWEa, STOCK
P2OVENUER, FAk@ING IMPLEMENTS, &C.
THE LATE fESI.ESGG JoH H0I Ls I,
QUEEN County FOR SALE AT = uCTloN.
sha:!. as executor aud administrator, proceed 10
sell ut public auction, o. the premises, on
DAY, 25.n -,yember 1871, at tie hour or IL o coc
NJ, that valuable farm locaed as above described,
conta ming III HEE hUNDHF d AND ElG
SEVEN SCHES. the greater portion OF which Is
cleared and OF which there are about seventy hVe
acres + + rich creek low grounds.
The Improvements consist OF two story framed
house. cons4inlng I've rooms; barns, stable quar-
ters &c 81.
The min tract comprises some seventy ve acres
of hsayg wooded land, and there Is 10 better 81
IN the couGty, being in coed and thickly-settled
nc'ghborhood and prior to the war, before being
burlt. did most eXcel.cn. business, grinding
com ard wheat aud saving Lumber.
The etock scme Of which are very me, consist
Of Horses Mules, Cows. &C. The fnr,ninz imple-
mnufs are such - are usually found on L farm OF
thai class
TERMS will he exceedingly liberal, and made
known xt the time Of sale. Il: NJ: SMITH
Executor and Administrator or Ell Ames, Ce-
ceased. Loo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11

By Thomas W..Keesee, Aues'oneef'
No. 1917 Main street.

vr,p1rsTEE,s SALE OF, VALUABLE
T0RACCO MACHINERY AT AUCTION.
Ia ocrordance With the provisions OF deea OF
trnat En- me nv Royster q Grasswttt bearing asSe
the lat ~ Febrnnry. 1870. recorded 10 tue hlcn-
N md Chan cary Court office, shaIl pa9Gp 81 ~
coll AZ Auction at the tobacco factory OF saiq noys
ter = Grasswitt on FRIDAY the loth Q. soVe en- =
her 1s7i. Mt IL O'Clock. al OF the machinery ans
1xtnres contained IN said facto.y: or Or 70 sInnca
tbe-eof an m az be necessary to satstg tne paaosS
that nav he due under said deed OF tne llme on
ssIe. and the costs attending the sale, consis'hk
In part Of ppussra
HYDRAULIC POT PRESSES,
BOX 'REW?,
.a. POTS. RRANtts
BILLFTS, STOVES
TT4oBaGco MILLS ofallknds,
THBACGTo.WRINGER,
BENCHES,
SCATE7.
TORACCO.sTICKS:
CiRPTNTFR SHOP,
STEAM PRESSES. ~ . :,
md numerous other articles appertllh'"R u O.
irst-cIass factory, most OF which arc nc" ana u
modern style.
ihhnS' ~ THOMAS IT. GUM, Trustee.
THOMAS W. KKEsEE, Auctoneer.
The above snlc will bn continued on MONDAY,
Nov m her Iath, at 3 n clock. ,.-r
80, Auction eer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
SOMETHING NEW.
-
CHEAPEST AND HANDSOMEST PLAlDs.

We have just opened splendid lot of;he cheap
es. and handsomest Plaid pressg goods IN the city.
We are selling very handsome Plaid in the pat
tern at &c, worth 30c. beautiful Atwood Pads
at Sc. worth Soc. every where the very finest and
haudsonest Atwood Pla!ds at Soc. worth &c, the
very finest Black Gro Grain Dress Xix ~ sL'5,
worth 81 at wholesale Brown and Bleached Cot
ton yard wide, good article 81 l?ic.; doHot fall
to look ut this cotton, FOR 1t Is really handsome
good Gallo for Comforts at only &C. heavy ldou-
bel all-wool Shawls at si.o5 to $3.50; Trimming
velve!eens; Trimn satins aud Silks; beautiful
all-wool mouslns at only 55c., worth Soc. differ
ent colors- these are real bargains Charlotsi-
vile and other CassimeIes-wc are selling a sood
Cashmere melton fnIsh) 1T Soc, suitable for
small Boys Mems best Brown British sochsa
25c Ladies' British Hoae at CSC. Gents Furnish-
Ing goods Of every Kind elegant Saratoga Trunks
from IS up look ut our K I'd Gloves at 75c.
DUCKWALL & ROCss
Mr.. T. A. VIM formerly OF Mr. John n
Woodnn's) has connected himself With our house,
ard VIII be glad to see his friends.
&C IS DUCKWALL 4 ROUSS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
BY W. GoddlD, Auctt2ne=r,
Corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

u,RUSTEEs SALE OF LARGE AND
l. EXCEi.. .gNT BRICK TIE, EAs NJ r G O y
TEE NORTH sInE {, Of Bk9 IA o SIK ~ y :,
STRFET.-By virtue OF deed o. trust bearing
date oh AUGUST, 1870 duly recorded IN kishmon a
sl! shall in execution thereof proceed 20 sell at
auction, on The PREMISES. on d. 7, the le;h
November. 1871, at O'Clock r. NJ, fair, II not,
The rst fair day thereafter, that large and we'll
arranged BRI X TEkEMEhT located as above,
now or recently in the occupancy of Mr. Fubank.
1t Is covered with slate, Is In good repair, anu aas
am . .ccomm odat lions for Il large family.
TERM: enough in cash 20 cerray expenses OF
sale, and TO pay IF several notes past due amount
tn. 9Th August, 1877; and 20 the residue OF The
proceeds OF sale, on such terms as Shall be an
nouuced az the hour OF sale. W. GODDlH,
nos Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
HEADQUARTERS FOR DRY GOODS.
NEW STYLES, GOOD QUALITIES,
Low PRICES.

We fer special bargains In Alpacas, hehairs,
Poplins. Silks, Empress C.oth:, French Meripos,
Black Velyeteens, Satins, japanese Robes, IT,
coon Rers Delane5, and Flannes Cassimeres.
Broadcloths, Doeskins, Waterfront aud Chin.
chllla Cloths Shawls Cloaks, Blankets, Quilts,
Skirts, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Sheet
ings, and Shirt!ngs Underwear, Corsets, Gloves,
Hosiery, Embroiderles, Ribbons, Ties Lace ard
Linen Colars, Curtain Laces, and many other
articles.
Our stock Is well asserted, and We ask the very
bottom price, as we are determined not 10 be un-
Gersold. We solicit q call from the public IN
general, and will try to give entire satisfaction.
VIM. THALHIMER & SONS,
COL Broad, corner sIxth street,
ocao "Broad-street Dry Goods Emporium"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
By Lyme & Brother.
Auctioueers and Real Estate Aseata'
10. l2l2 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FIVE
I IsKGs B9IEK AND GRANITE ST0kES:
on THE. SOUTH SIDE IF MAIE = REI% I'll r =
sE EES1s HaHp! AsR B III
aNb BSAGxIF,I, BE4R nS LOT AR RRiS
PPiY!!isEVENTH sTkEET5 THREE pESI RA
Bic BuILDIYG6 az OTIS R Rh I sTKp E ET AHD
TtE fsnBuRBAH Fam ~ THE vii
tIAMsBUeG PIKE, AnJn ND 6N TIE MILE liz
FROM T'pF CITY OF RICHMOND, FOR SAFE
AT kUCTION.-The Undersigned. as Gommls-
sioners, under cree OF the Ricamona
All. in The cause of Walker and ais. rs. sla,er,
executor. ana ais, will offer for sale at public
snction in front OF Henrico County Courthouse,
onnfS s the nth Jay OF Novem h?r 1871, at
,ho hour - o'clork NJ, that valuable little mar"
ket or suburban FARM. located rs aonEe u 20
rich, arabic land, weli-suted for trucking pur-
SIso' on the evening of the same day, cay ~
O'Clock p. NJ, on the premises, three teslra-
he vacant LOTS on The northeast corner or Ven
able nd Mochanicssile pike, having 'front.' on
the north side OF Fenable street OF 32s Dy - 'ee'
AND on MONDAY the 18th day Of November,
1871. en- the premises, commencing at the a2ar o.
arst. ,llat valuable + UR-sTORY RIGK
STORE No. l725 II the occupancy or u. Heo eI.
NED BY p. Famstepd az shoe store and family
residence; LUMBf R-HoUSE in rear of same
fronting on allev. occupied by Henry Metz-
ger: BRICK STORE No. 1871. occupied 6yJ. y.
Ehcrh4ck as a shoe store and family residence :;
BRICk STORE adjoining No: 1913 OCCUPIED by
e. Ulmen AS q grocery and family residence ESQ,
BRICK FTORE Nc. 1915, occupied By William
Smith All Of the above stores have nice DWELL
ir IS over them for family use., plat shown
the dimensions Of lots. &C., to be seen 1t hour OF
sale.
After which. say SAP. NJ. Will ne sold that de-
sirab:p TUHFE. STORY BRI'k rEHFMFN NE
on he south side Of FrSnki! street, 10. 2o'7, In
the occupancy Of Thomas +. Pollard, ESD, con-
tatning nine rooms; kitchen. &c. For fine
views, scenery. &c. cannot be surpassed. Also,
a handsome Blu .LDIEG LOT adjoining the
above
TERMS Cash as to one fourth Of the purchase
money; The res due At ELK, twelve, ard eighteen
month for negotiable notes with interest added
from day or sale title retained until all the DUR,
chase money IS paid ard eonyeyaInGG orCered
w. H. SLATER.
Commissioners.
Sale conducted BY LYME + BROTHER, tuc-
ttonears oc 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
BY GrIb5s 4 Williams,
Auctioreers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
L GROUND AT The SOUTHEAST CORNER
or MAIN AND TWEMTYFIRST STREETS
ct aUGTIDN-BY request OF Mr. c. Dsmotte,
now residing IN France &c Will rel at auction,
bsr, at O'Clock y. NJ, the very valuable LOT uF
GRCUND lOGacd as above. fronting % f.et on
the south side OF Main strrat, and running back
93 feet 10 an alley 80 feet "id..
This Is one OF tie most desirable locations in the
city flr 8 ICON or re'ail husrcs5 or any kind.
TERMS Made known NJ the time Of sale.
GKUBBS & WILLIAMS.
nos Auctiou,ers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
By D. K. Wcisiger, Arctioneer.

-FOUR VERY DESIRABLE BUILD:
ING LOTS ON SSMMES STREET. 1.-THE
SoHAR Io IF The NEW PETERsBURG De
PST. BETWEEN THIRTEE%TH kNi FOUE-
TEFNTH XTRFFTJ, MANCHESTER. FOR
hhIE AT AUCTION.-I viii sell on THURS
DAY the 10th daY of November. 1871. az O'Clock
P. NJ. tfot e pretty LOTS Ebave described, having
q depth of l35 feet.
tier The above, byrequest Of Mrs. L. a. Walden
I viii sell five very pretty LOTS on Seventh be.
tween Porter an Perry streets, near the residence
Of Mrs f. A. Walden. Persons desiring to inv 81
Ia LANDS that are CT HANGING in value every day
should attend this sale.
TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at tour, eight,
and twelve months: r.gotiable notes, interest
added secured by a trust deed
no IL 81 D. K. WhISiGE3, Auc.ioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
TREAT EXCITEMENT.
" - .,,.,,
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS. BARGAINS..
now to be had at
julius SYCLE'S, ais BROAD STREET.

lgain we are receiving large shipments Of nev
ana desirable Day GOODs, such as are usually
found in tirst-ciass dry goods establishment, al
the very lowest prices, OF which We mention
few viz:
Beautiful ye,veteens all colors, at SOC. 10 fl.?s;
Black Ve!veteens. handsome as SILK from SOC. 70
g. per ward Heavy Black silks al 81 d: 70 "
worth double Colored Silks ard ak Poptins, al
colors, extremely low Empress Cloths aud rop-
Inns, all crlors, very chesp BEck Apacas. 70 90,
40, and SOC. to slto, SILK warp; Bombaznes sn na
Black NeTiuos, cheaper than ever Long ana
Square Mourning sha~ls, from a 10 $ls iuipca
aud Plaid Woollen shawls, AL styles, all prices :
Plaid, plsiu, and striped Opera Fian1els I'll CO;
lors: full line Fannels-w REQ. gray :, .6 S
city White Blankets, Colored Blankets. Com.
forts. and Quilts, st less than wholesale prices:
come aud SEE them what bargains Cessimeres
ana Cloths for Men and soys, all grades, from
Csc up = 90 PER yard; Gents Under Garments
the best seek In the citr and for less inon'y
Ladies' Under Garments: Misses and Chiid,en ).
ditto, yerv cheap; Etd Gloves for 75c worm fl.:'
st 81 IS worth So Berlin Gloves, al kinds OF
Gloves cheap: Furs. Furs. for Ladies, Misses. ana
Children. the chca pest ever offered IL this CITY,
Como one, come ail, and get Bargains
JULIUS SYCLE, ais Broad street
Store closed on Saturday. 0c ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-11
BY Lyme q Brother,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agents,
No. 1919 Main street,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU.
" ABLE BRICK RESIDENCE AND VA.
CANT LOT SITUATED on TIE WEST
MARSHALL. AND CLAY STREETS, At
PUBLIC AUCWOE.-By virtue Of decree OF
the Richmond Chsncs ~ Court, entered on the Ii b
day OF OCTOBER 1874 in tic cause ofJ ames l.. Mau-
ry. rs: Charles Mcaruter, Thomas d. QlarIes
aud ais, trustees, shall, IL execution OF same,
proceed 20 sell az public auction, on the premiseo
on TUESDAY, the I4th day OF November 1871. al
the hour or 81 o'el,cS j.. NJ. that very dcsl-ate
ana centrally located TH8EG-sTURI BRICK
wv hi.LlAG. situated ss above described. con-
tanning ten Ioomi kitchen, stable, &C.. with city
gas and water on the premises.
he lot has front or 6ixl0S feet
TERMS: Cash rs TO one-third of tie purchase
money the residue In three equsI installme ats oil
SIX, Twelve, and eighteen months, from Day OF
sale. the purchaser giving three negotiable notes
payable T. bis own ord-r, aud BIZ him endorsed
nearing interest from date until paid the tile TO
De retained By the court until all OF said notes are
paid. WILLIAM H. CLGMaIrT,
oc u .aawtloStdtds Commissioner.