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BEWIEG-nAGssssEs


Y'HE GRJVTR K BAKER gEIvfS.c-.
4 tCHI rs hsrs ueca t4,,d In "a " ifG.
the phst f!t.eD yours, Esd given liz, C,,y fpr
tion tbaa,any other useliiae sid .rl. r,'t'a>-
0i o;1mtHPnt C TINS h we =njug,., liz red
bstUjlIiaIs anj TIE variable ftr"rlat ne ~ te3f
ch'H.s 10 the lime f1lIy c'rronor,tsa :, luz ha
nent NOR especially Il: Jegar Inc a., o s,htS
G susa htnashnes very ma9y IF oat c!z,s ba%
those selling sncb mscbnea. tina, Il Q! wsr ,y',a ,,
as 95oa rs any his,-cfass macf.rea a. isif
nave tne andacty 70 claim That lcg are c.ln m. ma
Tor the same IN, ghs ore sent In IN far Er.s
p 1haps, which is about the time In, = n.i.as,
chimes you'd be in order. ard thea Ee -, ~,
The nachire must gft the machine ,t,.t,' 'F r
pairs, =. the best way .hey cJ;d "a : je.
responsible for the guarantee 49, '"' H'Es
the Success of.sny gnch mgchi,e in ia a.,..,
no ressGn Why Il 81 uld aaasrn .,,v ,tt3 ff
feelings with any CT III oId-cstltI,. aHci"9,
MES, for IL does not, ana we take ,mpi
IL not only for ourselves, Int r1r DtL..c '@@."tS
not care hoT many nachiae arc :ol5 hg s1r.y'nn
and we 10 the end sell IN rc .oschin"t 81" H''-,
When tn y have talked e1OukII anon, nj, ~
llsied bnsin'ss hon:ei beng humou.. +It ~
large Sa.es made hy the cheap rrcIi,n. r 'I lfs
mics, ana :te,r book; viii sho tFst ti,r'r "a.
he verified, ;bey WI re looked aT,cr H., "a can
per auih"ri 'es Snd made 20 pay 70. t.S ~ r.
their own tso-caI!sdl pkt.Gts. TLs n,y '' = ~
bugsery, and That III. Representatives. NJ VI NJ
rlaas mschine car"s hpw many che "a ,,, n:s;-
arc sold or fears their succeIj. f.
Ja,etsnd - q. and ~ n nh' ~ not IN.
49, IT. - " w 5c' "hT5 aJ .pr.
1 tfk mo T rrrog,,s,, ~ Lar ir"ru TIE TAN
W., s,der tram bnnnr,h;a' .',st VIZ ~ No: sfsn
,bLrouo ,,.cstnI, - LII se 'ta"elt@rS: Tor znv
Ito on jy cn,nne,.;irn e. In tbo -"'"PuisaE inl
, NJ ~ n, cnsr,,s M ~ .'' p'"r Al? ti.,r.
rs, ~ ~ ~ - IL an,t - INC s'CN sta
a.. ~ ,,nd pc cla,,c nc "" ~ nv fefH'';l0a 0.
a." hiyn I'd ,Ind netnc.rtap an, "InIntn.
rn = = M go, 81 cb5$ c":4r..7
I'll ~ ' ~ o", ,sh guy ne rfltl1a3
49, .. t,, - -. - ,na ,nt ~ hp"H He To,tke
" 's ~. s w, w" e' 80 mgh !r.sssy
- soih nS tat ~ ca ~ name ~, Is m
Ct,'i, ~ 'Iio 81 ~, u! Pidfa to r'CHa IL.
aLn 'il' .' y. u -! '"Ea,'t "o"'H noe frr.,r!,
HionZ " 80 w." ~ AZ ~ az INST ~. 81 M.
re- -, " "a sEe p"st w q. TIE tr..r,,
x d. anu a. u - h,ii ~ s1!ug a4y.
no"! ei.e -, ". u, =" ~ az" 30 no. ilays
th"t d "c - We -pie "itt pitg ldt!D1aln any
company th't ie>",' 10 "fer meats.
Jity aie soii II 'rtrai monty itrnr .pi
sninc.cnt ga ftI, gwen i~r their Satisfactory
"4 On. NJ ", ' ,nac 49,, 49, =, @. ...
We se.. ii'iTm NJ a; - ara 81 Which " !
81 80, Il, 70. 80 ~, ~ ~ - ID - hs"r,! "a
90 I'D ns ia. ,.KoV r. :, ~ e., I'Ief l, 70" =
nrs,-eIass Insch nee. nor yin aS+ any :" neT
max. thr,n ,gr any ether rhcyp nc W. V, *
GROVER & BaKrt :. VI. CON"%Ii"y 3D.
& K ~ VI, .aER. @
al l!.enfGt 0Gl Rroad st-t a. rnr..,
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ap22 CERDuZ). FHCEQlIREA. Z -:
ATEST NOVELTIES IN SP X y u
= I'D s,'MMrp DRESS GOODS.

Gre have in store and daily receiving from
our recent New ok purchases chn "f he iarSs''
ard test. aelecied stock OF
FORE,G:, AND DOMESTIC Try GOODS
I, he found in any r>;-csass dry go"d- essaoi''h'
meat ~ the city. consisting IN part Of
IRON H2NaD;Nfs. BA7EG3S,
DIAGONAL P0rLiNo,
JAPANESE rOrl 1873 snd SILKS,
.LPACAs. SILK and MOHAiR LCSTEfS,
WHITE ard CuLyRED ftQ1ES,
CAMBnICS, LAWhS. and PkkChLEe'
WHITE GOODS in great variety
CA,sIMEHEA LIN :, AID CoiIoN-
ADES, for meas and ho: > wear
sHEtTIa GS. aH,kTISu>, AAPklSS
TABLE DkMA6S". DUiLfS,
qDWFLS. HOSIERY. GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEF, %DbLhEc. CT FfS,
FMHRuIDE!:iE.5. MOTIONS, &c.
All OF which being purchased sicce the decline
and principally FOR CASH, re ere selling at prices
Which cannot f;li 10 p!c.re.
j. n. T,UUDF1S, III Main 5'tcet'
urTc-it2 n@pr.rh riic~.
Cur sl..5 KID GLOVES are unsurpassed IN
shade aE,, quality. "p -
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. At 7. st T \ Z l. 9.

LATEST STYLES.
French rilGe4, Nalnsorks. Dtai!tc:. Bri'Iiani2 :;
English Cn.lI!eS; v h.th, III 'cS aa'i Co!ored NJ
pNcas
,frfrl n ! teen Haadk.rclIe:s Fl.u. IIem3titch-
ID and E..broI'!"rcd I;
Russia, BlrG's-Tyc and Cotton taGcr;
Icah Linens, rliiu%.Ca-c linen, ami Linen
Sheeing;
S,yis: tu I'm. Che keh cd striped %,Isilrs:
Hcctch Pla.GS Blu. ;,i ern, and H., and " hltc
PiAid.;
American I'rlnts, Lawns, Eeachcd and Brown
Cn!t1nS: =,
Hamburg inbio!drrics, Gamhri: Eans, Ruff
frg3.
valerclen"c rs; ThreaG, Ei"nfc, and Cluny Lacts
Lvons inks. csl;1s. n!hbors, SIX fHns:
SiarscilipS Quits rest ''!aaU a4i fnp:e Towers
irIfaas Table linens. N:phlnl. i'"yll, :. Towels
Nottingham lace Iutta!n4 Black Merit" >h.wls;
Pun2ee rar,s Is; " nit: Black, ana Go!orcd Par
:sols aGc Umbrellas;
I.ama T.rre ;haw!s. fala: ol-Co7egs, spring
British i.os:ery for ladies, children, and gentle.
Paris Kid Gloves, Jet Jewe!ry, Crane Wells and
C.ssimeIes' Eroad-C Cloths, Eoe.ktns, Farmers
>Htins.
ID lois nr other desirable sonda. 81 The worry low
est pctcts Call and III ,rur nem"randums ri
w. THAsHIMEt X SDS.I
BIoad-stret. Dry tt>cds Emporium.
apl7 No. 62i ErUtt.- cnriIcr D.. s:t.r'.
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SIREAT BARGAINS AT

GREAT BARGAINS AT
VI
JULIUS MEYERS, sc3 Broad, retr e;h.
Good Black SILK IT 81. IS Gros Grain Six q, $3.50
japanese and uther six d. csse> III rL1a4t shr Gs:
silk rupiC2, Reps. Grenadines, slr.. a. lo" st ii
urcs rtarr i'resS Goods ffcm l.s'.up:
Kid Gloves, of pretty shades. &c. p&ir
,cis OF haautiiui Muslin Curtains, 10 yards Tor r.
Nice riques al .5c. Boo. &c:
Another .ot Of that desirable Black Alpaca 1t 25r.
Neat GlnSham II l?3c.;
London Mourning and other Prints at lOc.;
Good IL Brown Cotton for ldc.;
Linen Coll RS, latest styles, some 1T PIC
Something pretty and new In Muslin Mourning
sets, Gympu:e Bands. Eds.ngs, etc.
For Gc.tlemen: 4 full line III New York Mills
Iircn-Eosnm SHIRTS; Al cxqulait. ass artmclr oil
scarfs and Bows: Sapersrout English liaif.iiose
at s3 doZcn, cheap II S!.5e: GeIt's Isle lhrea
GIov. u CSC: good Undershifs 1T 50c: All excel
lent 3ortment Of all Cassin res at Sln yaru
at JULIUS MsIFr'S,
APP Elm 5O3 Broad between 9Th and IN SIS.
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TOBACCO. CIGARS. dc.

ZINE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
II RACE 10 boxes Paris Mccall Tobacco :;
Co den star Shooting Tobacco /: Flowers Of ytr-
glr!i Smoking Tobacco: Eirg,o Queen smoking
Tobacco Courier SmuSin2 Tobacco.
V NJ. u. Dh NDE1nGE 4 co.
apsi sa7 Brs al street.
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HORACE GREELEY.-NeaoY York, April 81.
Horace Greeley has declined to act on the
committee to reorganize the Republican
party in this city" Jackson 5. Schultz has
been appointed instead,
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PEER SON AL.

IHE NOTICE IN TIE ENQull tER
4 naut tGe rsC. !G;wceG "ut:w ana Jim FISK
Z ne of ave; lie t'iiE CRUMBS, and not on
ia, H.. Park. Is reported.
II ID. i. WARD.
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UpEOESTs RING, DC.

~ DOGGETT Il CO., corner Of Gov
~. cruor and franklin streets, are receiving u
MS, CaEPE. =, MAiII&GS, IIL.CLOIHS,
~ NDUW-siii DiIS. CURTAIN GOOD, auu
60 fSii e, with :. eleral assortment OF IT,
II ,I>TEhINd IATEtiaLS and TRIM
MISGS; u which We invite III: attention Of buy
ers wanting anything In our Inc. ap Rim
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SEs.S'ss.-E;.

TQE NkfT TOik.---I'EC D.t ~
& 3Culii,.I etc.. SGH CO., GA - :.
CANT sitc-w:Gai s:rocgscsr T&|.f. ~.
BOURNE, VIA leave her |N*r! - hJms.- ~
TUESDAY, Apiil:j Ii, = . ,'c.". = i. =, tsr..a
received until o ctgcs !. IL.
Through blli Il I.di1g s'gIe,'. ali. gnf.' ~
waroc: " Ia Glsla'ch Ia III paint .'y.n -..a
c.. md wcs.. II 81 connections ~ IT, w. 5. / q
nard I'm: Tor iort'Gp T. ri'.
Pasjcugc. acront:n a;iu-, rr-u.1ass.i.
Fare, sl2 G."ss art, 80, e.1..',:-tsf :, !. -. :.
for tcs!ga! Or p=ts.s". npc.v %
J1u., ". WYATT. h.'.-.
ap9i-or ~, / tfaC.tEg.t, -.
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ssRY .4sDNDg.
\ n ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRESS

IN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF DRESS
GOODS just received a. CT BROAD STREET.
JAPANESE GOODS In Rim, Checked, Striped
Plaid, Watered, and Cllenc;
BLACK GROUND GREHADINEs In all color
stripes at so:.;
IRON-FRANE GREHhDfSEs at oil Prices;
HATIsTE CLOTH with trimmings, NJ. colors;
LINEN LAWS, very fine, 35c;
GDODLAWNS, T3;;
pI,af:K G,KrS.GRAIE Il X, $l.:o:
DIyyF LINEN fer suits,
and o:ha. DRESS GOODS.
s. itiGSH. 827 Bioad street.
Another 10; Of those cneap QUILTS received.
ap2i
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MAY ELECTIONS.

ITO TIE VOTERS OF IIENRlCO.-At
1 the solicitation OF many friends, | respect
fully announce myself u caDdllate 20 I'll The va
cancy In the ctiice oil SIZE IFF Of the cou, " at
the election on The fourth thursday In May. II
celectetl premise t. lis. hsrge the duties of The
office faithfully.
Up l3-iw" r.T. ATKINSON.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
Tn orsGuaRD OF THE COMMONWEALTH.


I'D ous GUARD OF THE CoMMnNWEALTH,}
hp,il@, la7i.
rpFCIAL ORDERS No. This COM
= pany vii! assem-. HE Ut Old Market Hall
Ti;-NIGRT 81
II .n'cIock for drill and meeting. Business OF Fl
iuoortl, &c will he transacted. IL
Ey order OF The CAPTAIN =
y W. VI. Hell, C.. :.
TTENTION, "F" CO M z \ \ -
a The viii b, Il meeting Of f" Company 3.
1-iIS EyE>INt, At thr City hall, 1T O'Clock, "a
for Tia! ru y o.! perfcting he organizatto on il
and election III Ilnl-c commissioned officers IL
BY order OF
>npan NJ. T. CLARKE.
JOHN 4. IZZISI, q. =. IL
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NY EVERY STEAMER WE RECEIVE
sarge additlon3 ~ our stock 81 ORE" "o""
DRESS SILKS, SC, &c.
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MEETINGS.

kJOT1CE.-An adjourned meeting; OF ,t tne
IN stockholders Of the MAECHESrr,EsaG Nh NM
TON AND WOOL MANUFACTUhisr1s, ~ u - har
PANY will be held at the rooms OF inc nanh m
Of Commerce. over First Natlohal bahh' w
TUESnAY, 75th April. at u o'clork: ...
an 90. WM. III. POWERS, Agent.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
lM Tue yisitors Of thls institution VIII meet 81
the college May i21h al and Medscni
Iurisprudence, vacant by The resignation OF frof'
Joynes ,,, ,,u,sora ,ba,r tost,
mcniaIs To Or. /. II. White, Richmcnd, Hecrebar3
Of tho BOARD or 20 the undersigned.
VI ~. w." o., - G wTuGFfd J. b. MCChW. Dean.
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[rassed April 81, 1911

AN ORDINANCE TO DIVIDE TIE
n WARDS uF THE CITY INTO CDNNE-
NlENT PMECINCIs,
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IF YOU WISH TO GET YOUR LIKE
l. NESS TAKEN, either PHOTOGRAPH,
rEARL, GEM, or FhkRUTYpE, yon ctn get
them Ia good style and ut low prices at tie Pro-
toRraph Gallery No. s2 Main street, ne.T sth
street, l.k
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Gts4s's'S, asGEa, &G.


Z AIDES FIRE y CHI LASTiNCe3.
IL Fi.tEF-LACS BOOTS hand-m-3 80
pun 7l,:s, liuen-!!rel. .ur own maze; are -
pleasant /, wear. aud ID not t.raT TX III 1-e'
IN de allces wear we'll ard coG't ru.t iss ."."'
Extra goes goods yery c.-e.r.
MARCUS II Kris & BROTH =.
1921 Main 81. ard corner 5,h ana Broad -" -
BE par. 'cuiar aad ca!t a. TIE come: i! "a -.
Hs0ad streets. d. q.
DROAD-BUTTON AND FLAE-g.
ID IIE.LED CARES. haac made, !" -
comic { and d .Tao.hty. Su.Ctb goods.
Extremely oh. ap. $500,
.ae 81 tHAhGu2 HAHFIt { BRO HER
1923 Main ST., aud aorGrr 9Th end @r6*d Snr''''
Be particular ana call At The c'rcc: 81 ,tu 60
Bro III S.rtes "p.
$40 PLEASE THIS. CHILDREN veg
h I'VE reduced the urlcc Of our vi, r. -
BOOT : and 81 ~ r tho p1r"a"h u
Tiar bait; and com ~ IN cement. Gail on II Or
der Ia get tie righ size. .,,,...,
NL,,Ci HlE%f3 3@Ofjt-".
BE rar:icUl. - AMI Gail II ':e corner .! D.. -
Broad streets. ~ -
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:, IhS subscriher having purchased the BOOK
ol HDE 81 or Dir. ceo. /. Bldeood, and secured
We services Mr.. HENRY BOWERS, q gent eman
wei tsl'ne tn conduct the Same. will De pleased
public. JOHN ID. IamM RSI,IY
Mr.. HENRY BOWERS win be pie ased to serve
Ills 1r1euQS rs above. n
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TOR MURE.-SteAMeEtIlI.-
Il 3rAiE OF MAkIh.nD VIII x4-.!s- s..-Zz
Leave Ter wh ri an II :NDAY 81 = " t.. x.
o'clock 4. VI. ,cndny. Passage =. For ~
or passage, apply II ~
ap 2l-F,s&M"'n ". I. BEET. h-"t.
E1HK HAITI UNi..->tcAmece. -I.,c-;1'
T. L!r kNlG:;T VII leave ncl z--..-.4>,.-Ixs
WAR on MONDAY. al !. O'Clock NJ. tt..-A
received friday. s.tur!-y, aud up tn ~ "'r!.fA
4. NJ Monday. Passage, IS. For ,rc!rN. q. It-'
sag. apply ~ VI. L. bk-
NH ST So Mlw 49,.
DOR BUSTON-C L r Il X 4 * =
l. CO.'S LISt.--1h he regular p4tke; ST..
schooner SEAkeTILLE, CHASE. mla.er a-o=7'
having the larger portion OF hrr cage e1Ef-e'r
VIII have quick tisraca. For hh! .urc q! r--
-rplv to .Un"lh = -,
40 20 corner Of l. IA AMI t!rs IS.
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WARD.

First Precinct Commencing Ut the centre Of
ia .kson and ~. James stress; thence Westward
v along the Of ackson size t to The cent?
OF ST. Peters stree :; thence southwardly along
The centre OF ST. Pe;ers'S street to the :tre Of
Leigh str, ct thence we5swaruly along tie centre
O; Le'lh street 10 tn: cor1ur, ton line Ircncc
nor h@ardiy aloEg the corporation line 10 the
northern margin uf BAcuIi's Quarter branch !,
theucc eastwardiy along S, Id branch with its me-
anders, 10 pDiat opposite The rpEtre o. St. James
stIc"t; tEence SomhwaIdiy along 81. J mes street
to the heainulLg.
Second Precinct. Commencing at the centre Of
Jackson and II James st'tets; thence north
TardT along TIL: cente o! II. DANES street To the
corporation line; tneEce eIStwArily along the
corporation line 10 II point where Slockoe creek
leaves the corporation lille theGce sUuIhwardly
nj ng said creek to Il point opposite the centre or
wsrdy along the centre of T.! rav!ue to the cin-
Of fiih snect; thence sou h iuiy along the
centre OF Fifth street /, iLe centre Of jackson
street; thence westwardly along The centre Of
Jnckson street In the beginning.
Third Precinct. Comneu cling ut a d; int ON the
corporation line opposite The centre Of Eigh-
teCuth strtct; thnnce suuthwardly along the CEN
tire or Eighteenth street 10 the centre If Bro ID
street; lhcEcc wesiwarGlV along The ceLtrc OF
Broad stree. TO the Centre If College street
street to The ccatreTtf tsarsllull sire t: thence
"e5Iwardly along III centre OF Na shall. street TO
The GENIE OF thirteenth st eel; then uOl tn
watdY along the nt:e Of Tlir zenith trect to the
centre 4 Cluy stree: thence hes,wardIy along
the centre OF s1,y stree, +, the cent OF Twelfth
street: thence nor hw.rdiY : ling The centre OF
T"elf'h street to Its Junction with III ,ckor creek
thence along shockre cie X 10 It's junction with
the corporation line tn nee eHstwardy along the
corporation lice and lilo angles 10 The beginning,
apaat +. c. INWARD, Clerk.
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RICHMOND, April az, 1871.

RICHMOND, April ~, 1871.
4 CALLED MEETING OF THE To-
n RaCIO TRADE: OF this city will be hello at
IheIr Fxchanre on WEDNESDAY NEAI, tue
och !n.,, III ~ O'Clock Nj. -,
fuIl attendance % specially desiI ell 2s DUEL
rr.s OF mort anc q the trade VIII be anbmltea
eo 9i.3t II. A. MILLS. Scc'y.
rI1HE UIBERNIAN SOCIETY," will meet
1 ut the hall OF the Catholic Benevolent Society
carer Of l2h ard Man streets. on MUNilH1
EVENING 2.th int, al y o'clock ful' al
Tendance Is rrqun1ied.
Ry order Of the President.
npo2or Taos. u'FhKHhIL, Stctf.
4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
N Et.~ Of the MASONIC MPLE As>oll-
xIION OF VIHVI~IA will be held In ashlng-
ION HALL on Bro I'd street, on TU hoDA1 EVEN
ING, 81 May. at 8o'cl0ck. sP Io-l-.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINh.-A gen
y oral meeting OF The stockholders Of the RI H.
WuSD DENICKoBUEG az fOfOMhE
,:hiI,EOaD CpMPAtty will he he'd ut the ohc"
uf thr compauy In the city OF Richmond, On
MONDAY, the sth day Of May, 1871, ut IL O'Clock
A. NJ. d, u-,>crnN s.o,y
ap It'd y. ID w LSo -. ~. =
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDEkS.-A
wi peLeral meeting of The STOCkHoLDEiS
OFF rfIp: POT. MAC RAlLt DAD CoNPAH
viii be reid TT The Mansion House. IN the Guy OF
Alcyxndrin, Firglnia, on W 81, r 'l'A Z, the ''i
day Of Way, ISL, Ut 10 o'cl"ck 4: VI: ST.,
sp Std 81. d. MlNHIoN. ~ v.
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Lyon County and tho Virginia and
Truckee Railroad.

The Senate last night passed Senator
Hazlett's bill authorizing and directing
the Issuance of certain bonds Of the
county Of Lyon to the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company, on the
completion of n specified line of rail.
road in that county. The bill passed
the Senate by 4 vote of II to 0.
This bill appears to subserve two
objects: First, to bring about an ami
cable understanding In the old diff
Guilty about the issuance Of Lyon county
bonds to this railroad company, In con-
sideration Of the construction Of the
railroad through that county, under
the Act of 1863; and secondly, to en-
courage the construction of about seven
and one-half miles additional road be-
tween the Mound House and Dayton.
During the past yea there has been
some feeling in that county against the
railroad company, which eventually
eliminated in an appeal to the Courts.
The Act of 1860 required the road to
pass "a point not more than 1900 feet
west of Trcnch's mill, In Silver City"
The distance was named at n rough es-
innate; and when the railroad was
constructed to that vicinity it "a
found almost impossible to run the
road within that number of feet of the
mill, owing to natural distractions. 1t
passed the point about 1000 feet dis
tant instead. On this technicality the
county refused to Issue the bonds re-
CURED by the Act, amounting to S75,-
900, and under the strict construction
of the statute the Supreme Court sus-
tanned the action OF me commissioners.
So the county has had the benefit of
the road, and the additional taxable
p.,operty, assessed at $25, 900 per mile,
without rendering the equivalent
named In the Act.
It appears now that the citizens Of
that county are willing and anxious to
adopt some method Of settling this dis
pute, provided the railroad company
will continue the road toward Dayton.
Petitions were presented yesterday
signed by 104 citizens, representing
$500, 900 of property, asking for the
passage Of n bill which will effect the
desired purpose. Other petitions are
said to be In circulation to the same
effect.-CdrsoR Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-24
DISHONEST ~POLICEMEN-THR
FIRE IN LINCOLN SCHOOL
HOUsE-POLITICs.

San FRANcIsco, Feb. al p. NJ
Charles Driscoll and Peter Finnegan,
members of the Harbor Police, were
convicted late last night on an indict-
ment In the United States Circuit
Court, for smuggling opium ashore
from q China steamer, March 18th,
1870. Both were remanded for sem
tence.
The damage to the Lincoln School
House con be repaired for S25, 900, and
there Is ovcr 81, 900 In the building
fund toward meeting the outlay.
There will be no suspension of the
schools OH account of the deficit In the
school fund, as had been rumored.
The Central Union Republican Club
has resolved to call a convention of
the Chairmen of County Committees
throughout the State, to meet In San
Francisco at an early day.
The weather is very clear and cold ;
wind fresh from the north. Mount
Diablo is covered with snow down
below the lowest point visible from
San Francisco.
Arrived-ship Valparaiso, ia days
from New York, to George Howes Il
Co.
Penwell, the cx-army officer, charged
with forging checks Of Goodwin & Co.,
of Napa, waived al examination to-
day, and was held for trial In the
County Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-24

PRAcrIcAL. EDUCATIoN.-It Is as
serted that the officers of the PrusSian
army are, as a rule, better educated
than those of the French service.
Thus, during the present war, the
Germans have exhibited an amazing
amount of practical knowledge, owing
to their instruction being more care
fully and exclusively devoted to pro-
fessional ends. In illustration of the
above fact, it Is stated that a very gal
liant French officer, who was deco
rated for his GOODNESS OIL the battle
field, confessed to m E~nsllshman In
Paris that, though he would not con-
fess himself inferior in culture to any
Prussian whatever, the Prussian Of
fCe:s had acquired the skill to obtain
an accurate knowledge of every road
and lane around Paris, while he had
only gained remarkable proficiency in
water-color drawing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-02-24

MURDER ANpSuIcIpE.-About sunset,
rs the laundrymen Of Messrs. Kelly IL
Mcdonald were returning from Phoebe
with clothes collected during the day,
they were met by a boy in theiremploy
just below their house at Highland
Springs, who told them that there was
n man In the house with u double bar
rel shot gun. When they reached the
house the man came out in his shirt
sleeves and leveled his gun ut Mr..
Kelly. Kelly said: young man,
don't shoot me until you tell me what
IL Is for" by this time. Mcdonald
seeing the gnn, endeavored to seize
him. Before he reached him the man
turned and shot Mcdonald in the
breast. Mcdonald threw up his arms
and said My Lord" and expired.
The remaining barrel he aimed at
Kelly, who, endeavoring to dodge, fell
over a rock, and arising rushed to
Stanton's house and gave the alarm
bringing back with him some ten men.
When they arrived on the scene they
found the man endeavoring to get
away with the wagon. Stanton called
out asking what he was doing, WHEEL he
said "Stanton. I know your voice
come here, | won't shoot you. | have
killed a man and nm going to kill my
seh." Before Stanton could reach him
he placed a revolver to his a and
blew out his brains. Both the suicide
and the murdered man are now lying
at Stanton's house. The author of this
tragedy Is unknown. Nc cause Is as
signed for the act. Coroner and Sher-
III lett for The scene as we 90 to press.
Phoebe Record Of Sunday.