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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

AANrnE>rER IL NoRroiK.--B Before Mr.. boo
."',. commenced his speech Oh Monday night
III N9Il"!N, Captain William |. CIoptcn, of
'W'h''l"r. WAS loudly called for. but being
49," i'!''l, hts place WAS supplied by DR..
'""i,W", "t the same place. vino made :,
''u exceedingly animated speech. which
~, !o""iy appaudcd. The Doctor rather
"..'l>Hod The natives, who bestowed many
'"i'ni'rnIa ul"n him. He WAS dressed liz
Wv '''' h!rinan's uniform OF the Alert Fire
;. "Pih? oi Manchester now on Il visit to
H>i'"u'hi, of which he is member
III iooitiIc soon afterwards reached the
.-'"IhN ana made II fine speech.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24
pICHMOED AND YORK RIVER;
HI RAfLRoAD COMPANY.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRayEs
LING PUBLIC. ~

On and after Tuesday june 18th, unfit further no,
lice, traiI, icssycs This dett,f for - - 49,
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPfIIS. NEW YORK.
AND BOSTON 4 M, sJI POINTS WRssy.1',s
x, on - ~
at g'clgck r. III. instead of p NJ. IA fi,fncrTv
and for WEST NOIliP daily at same hour "a
SuIitlity train discontinued after July 5fli s
RCEnd.trp tickets 90 West Point eau be procured
on SATURDAY, good 10 return on MONDAY only
for $3.50. - 80 -
Freight train, with passenger chr attached lesyps
Tuesdays. THURSDAYS. and Saturdays. q. O'Clock g.
NJ, for through freghts TO all points North and
West: am! ON Mondays, WednesGtys, and fridays,
fgr local freight between Rchmund and West Punt,
atsA: d. 5is =
rIeien. received daily, carefully hsBdted, and
promptly forwarded Through bills nj af!ing efysf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

RICHMOND AND DANvtLLE RAILROAD Co..
OFFICE GES'L TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT,
RICHMOND. VA, dune %, IsT2.
GPEC1AL NOTICE.-On and after SAT-
- URDAY NEXT. until further notice. m AC-
COMMODATlON TRAIN will run between Rich-
mond and Burkevillc, leaving Richmond every
SATURDAY at $50 Z. NJ ,arriving ut Burkeyiile nc
$40 =. NJ. Returning leave Burkeville on MON
DAY ut 5:35 A. NJ, arriving In Richmond ut SOS a.
u. This train will stop ut all way stations.
JOHN X. MACMURDO, ~
General Ticket and Freight Agent.
T. NJ. r. TALCoTT, Engineer and superintendent
ic 2S-lm a.H s.s. $500
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

UXRiCE or atIcaI NOHD 6ND York fafyxt 81
go RAILHD6UE GSapAHr.sr..tS ~
=, KteIEsIoTD. vs. !. sft57 is, 1sSz. IS
sGFECLALN0TIeE lie splendid steayu-
~ ser STATE on VIRGINIA having ttsI, fir.
roughly Gyerauied ard rented has been YtrtarsII
Mtol ING me, ana Y heS nu2ing ltcr seguiat trips
cling public. - ss'p :
The regular sundly train having bern s.Iscon.;
tinfied. 70 Welt Point caIs pro-
TO rftnrn on tho following Monday only Tor IS sS
5 80 w NJ. N. BIZ AfiCf. 81
Y ~ ia-iw ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24
WINES. LIOVORs. TOBACCO, &c.

ZINE CHEWING AND SMOKING TO
n HSCCO. WM. &. DANDRlGE Il co.
" "A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

CONS CEor.- From all quarters we receive
W'.' cheering news OF the promise of an cx-
'anrdwuy yield OF corn this year. The fire.
.,3rm anG abundant rains have stimulated
'sr 'ilui to L luNu:iancc of growth rarely
-.-.u.
;"ntIciUaa Wi.n l&'"..y made 4 tlip up
"a. NaTcu'on road informs Us that the corn
m.'d> along the road look Is well a> the fields
dong the river. \ most abundant rropmay
h' expected if the season continues pro-
i"'ion~.-fr"tsT}ciSb,ug LcdJcr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

'"NGEE>>lnNAl WORCESTERSHIRE learn
10TH private letter Just received that Colo
r'i h"''"r ". Hughes WAS nominated fol-
""%ic>> without 4 dissenting voice by Il
'"pH@ht;W convention OF the Ninth Con
-Er,'i'md District OF Virginia which assem-.
."l III abingdon on last Thursday, the I1ll
.>''ai. THIS is II most excellent nomiu;l-
..'@. and We trust the Republicans of that
",iFhl WAX Z" earnestly 10 work to elect
'"t'i'sI Hughes. II Is mol impossible. The
"'|">ilIoH Will not l'c united, and we cannot
N' way Truly IihriytI, hottest Democrats
,.'""' not End Colonel Hughes as accept;,'
,'' representative in their eyes us any OF
'"' >P-rHird Conservative followers OF Uo.
'-'H 'rrclry.-L Ynchburg Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-24

II u WIN -IVsIE
e. w. EARLY, Clerk.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22


LOAN Asson nATIoNs-ARk THEIR PREMIUMS
UsURY ?-Impor tant Decision.-In the Court
Of Equity at Washington, On lsst Saturday, -
we learn from the Chronicle, Judge Wylie de-
livered an opinion Of great interest TO all per
,ons having money invested in building asso.
citations, in the case Of John Fanst against Hen
~ A. Clarke and othen. Several cases have
recently been brought against different assocfa-
tioos with the object of deciding the questions
OF premiums and 6nea, which are alleged to be
not only illegal, but usurious. In this case a
mockholder executed in 1870 deed Of trust on
certain property 70 secure an advance Of $500.
Subsequently judgment against him was OBJ
tanned and the property put up for sale under
the deed Of trust. Thereupon the judgment
creditor Obtained an injunction on the ground
Of usury and fraud. The case was referred to
the Auditor, and heard on Saturday on excep
tious to his report, wherein the questions q
premiums and lines were fully considered. In
delivering his opinion Judge Wylie said that he
could not see any usury in the transactions ol
building associations a. he regarded them as be
ing Of the character Of joint stock compa niea
The counsel for the plaintiff took an appeal Il
the Court in General Term.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
T LIQUOR STORE h SALOON!
". G. HOOK.

f{tN Thankful for past favors. respectfully in
kft forms his friends and the public that he has
fitted up and rsnovated his saloor. No
W. FOURTH STREET, Wilmington, Del. and
has addeit 0 his present business that OF a liquor
store. where he v keep constantly on hand and
sell wholesale and retail. assortment of the best
foreign and domestic brands of wines ana liauors.
auorg which are dePuyle 4 Co.'S Otard Brandy.
(old and very fine 8avor); Mhiskeys-A.N II. :.
Oversholt's xxx copper, distilled Old Rye very
mellow: b. Whiskey Nhis is AN article OF great
superiority) Also. others of lower grade, St.-
Wines and FaEcv Liquors. such as nld Burgundy
Port. sherry. Claret. Ac. Ac. Also. Ginger Laven
der and Blackberry Brankies. Very fine spar kiln 9
| Ale on draughf. VIC. HOOK.
n B.-Dopt fO-get. No.4 Fourth street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
Baltimore. ary los 81

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
at !. 70 A. NJ. Leave PhilsdslPhiA st ll.G A. n.
and a R SRfkscA Fl TkxiSs All Castle
to .sc:: s.s aS !..T. S:ysSG 70,
for Clayton. n.s5 .: m. and 7.s5 2. NJ. to make
connection with trains to and from Dover. and Sta
''f9s FkEiSHf TRAIN with Passenger Ca. at
e..tis. In \ iddis,oSa. .: To.s;s:ad rs
t1;'in a.sins.os. & t Sos S.!.ssssss. is b:idss
viIIs os5l SsAfori. Laurel. x&5 sad arrive 1T
more At Is0 .. n. and Philadelplia & 80 p. p.
make connection With this train q Wil%insssnl
s s,S ley: s 4:js:: s'is::,, cs' ~:
%iastaa. 1is; Hsfrington. $40 f.l.sn aa. +;
| Wyoming. :. O. Dover. Ss; C!aysoa. no Toya-
send. 7N: AiSdle.oxn 9. q K!kwoed. 40 Nsw |:
PSilsisph,s II. 30 P. n :. aaa BALTIMORE $50 A. N
g delay, i.siasa. e i.sEa: S.a,s.s: a.,
Stations named. but viii set down passengers :, amp
stopping place. sxcert Hasss Cornsr. Stsss Road.
''o ONNECTIONe,
At TOWNSEND. with the Kent County and Queen
Anne's 4 Kent Railroads 70. Ksassdyvills. Sud
Al CLAYTON. with the N. / d. R. h. for Eas-
| ton and intermediate places.
At HARRINGTON. with he J. b. X. H. for
| Miiiort. deOrGstown. Leuss. aud intsrmediass
AtPsEAfoRD with the D. 4 D. R. R. for Fedsr-
.6fa.sM DsIMaS AK .isS Il. H. s. R. Salisbury,
Princess Anne. C!isdsid.. Also for Berlin Aad
i other stations on the Vi il. . +. kksNEY. sup,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
DHILADELPulA. WILMINGTON L BALII
MORE RAILROAD,

On and after WEpNEsDAY, October 18th. 1871.
a passenger car will be attached to the freight
train leaving Philadelph,a AZ 900 p. m.. tor Viii
mingt0n.
The trai will stop at Stations as follows. when
signaled Gray's Ferry. 9.l2 p. IN. LaLaretto $50
low. 9 ~ .. IN: Linwood. 9as y. III: clay mont. l0Ol
p m: Elerslie. 1918 p. Ii: arrive Wilmington lOo
o. m ioct3Ul H. +. KENNEY. Sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
AlRVFrTABLG BUSINESS,

LIGHT RQUAL TO GAS. AT ONE-RIGnrH
ia CO1fi Casos be s<pIssied. No chis.s~y ~
EaN DESIRING . PROFITABLE BuSIN EsS.
caa sseaIe the HXCLuSIvE RIGHT tor the sale
BURNERS AND OIL, for COZ MITES or STAT Ms.
Write for Information or call on
No. lll SOUTH SECOND ST. PHlLA,. IA.
N. B.-ChURCHES furnished with CHANDEL-
IEkS and LAMPS Of ererv descriptions, Is per cent
county. mArl2-Sm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
Aotels and liquors.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,

lO7 East Water st., Wilmington Del.
49, The subscriber having taken the above
1!m Hotel, il now prepared 70 accomnCd"te
NJ travellers and boar iers. His table viii te
- supplied with the best marFet affords. and
his bar with pure and choice liquors. Ro"ms AIRY
and beds kept in perfect order. The friends 90 the
mouse and the public are in tied to call.
Lunch every day from from lU TO II. Cool later
Beer always on draueht.
apll- d3W JOHN STOECk LEN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
ANCHOR LINE srEAMERe

ANCHOR LINE NTEAAER0
- SAIL. gvBaY WRDRssDAY AND SArU n
DAY.
Paissnesn hooked to aud from any .Railw " Sta
way, sweden. Denmark. Germany. France. Hol-
land. Belgium. and the United States,
Cabin fare from New York To- Glsssow, L iverrOol.
Londonderry or Queensto 70, o75 and - 8, Inter-
mediate, oS9. Stesraes, oSo.
DRAFTS IS9U1D FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties seadins 70. their friends In the Old Cosn
try purchase tickets Il reduced rates. For fur
Tier RaIticSls.s apply to the Agents BENDER
SAMUEL r. BETrS.
ian2-ly WsW-.marl6 .=5 WiluiAStOa.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
DELAW AXE RAILROAD LINE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
SOCTHw ARD,

Ezk1 On and after MONDAY. July 18th
SNx2lS7l. lsupdays excspted.) Passenger
Truins III lpay AS follows.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
Philadelphia. wilmington aud 6aIu
more Railroad.
In AMH ] g Il =. :
TIME TABLE.

A =
TIME TABLE.
Depot corner Broad S. and Avenue ~ .oov
wAY,MAhL TRAIN =. $50 A. A. r. Ssaas:y: s.sep:sdl e.
sS,ss b:s.s.s s.i'Oss sS Clay:
pss"ar. De- war Ralirs.a At a.'1neoa .ish juscsios And
Break water R..lIo.a :s ss.id .,:s pesoa.:..I .ns
Kn,irnai. At salisbury with w,comco and Pocomoks
xpksss T:AIx ..ll.1 A. n. (sundays ..e.p...., 10,
AND .sa o.s.s.. :: =. S
nsss o.
:,:
HAVE -i.;.,,.c. s.IIym. .. ana .!. M.yoi.
VII xINsroS TRAINS
81. ppine at Sastons Phad WILMINGTON
E II. s5 ! 4 s,.a s.s J.: n
q :s : .:
r.op .,s~ssn Chester sSd az PsiI.asDh.. n On Sunday
rHiLA, AND BALro. cANTRAL 4. r. TRAINS
and B..as4s Sa Ss1is1 aud fA
Ss. a tSs % an s sSs 80 lsa s rs.A'Sn: n Fs:a. @
s ots.d ass an.
f Is tsa' aa a;u sqae' os f.isRss
sast M @ esaaa!. Ford F. II 'f fh'i.a.aais IN
asd Az u
Trains LEAVING ilrnington al 645 M and 90 will
| AZ Lamokn Junction with the 7uO a. and
| 4.b trans for philadelphia and B ,ltimsr- Cen
| Railroad.
T9RoUGH TEAMS From BALTIMORE
LEAVE lrl NGTON 1884, l22D p NJ, 5.A2, U.20 P.
! CHESTER FOR PH!LADELPHIA:
LEAVE CHESTER At 7.A, s33, o48 and HOS A. H.
I2.5s. 24i. 444, $50, Gil, SO and 1896 M.
FROM Baltimore TO Phadslpha. Leave Baltimore A. ~
| ptess 7.25P. NJ. Express To- T. ii. Express.
From Baltimore: oportDspositAud
| at5OOP. NJ
Accommodaoa Anfrom Port Deposit will lsAv sPerry
Vile at6 II m. TO Baltimore nd Intermediate ets
| tiops.
| TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 1896 and g. IL A. ~, and 4S
Leave Wilmington l2.32 2oS and 10 o. -, lass an
SUNDAY TRAIN TROA BALTIMORE.
Lssve Baltimore 25 stopping At MAgnoA Psrr
Aberdeen, Havre e-de-kt ACE Perry v!;e y na lie
town. North East. Elkton. Newark, Stanton, New
port, Wmin gtop pt Clay mont, L.vood and Chester.
u. y KINNEY. suDerintsuden
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22

FOf fuTthef InfOfMatlOh 6ppTytO
JOHN F. F.VANLEER. Jr.. Ticket Agent. 90l Ghost.
sAAL IT, WALEAcE. .Ticke. i Agent G Z at The bepo.
The Pennsylvania kail Road Co. will not assume
any risk for baggage, except 10. wearing apparel,
and limit tn cir responsibility to one hundred dol
lars in value. Allbageage exceeding that amount
invalue will be at the risk Of ner. Nnless
Ken special ooutraet, A. J. CASSATT,
SuDt 2en y. AltOOna.PA-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22

If Cleopatra's nose had only been q little
sherter, speculatcs celebrated writer, Anthony
might not have fallen in love will, her, and the
fortunes Of the world might have been changed.
An epigrammat,c but very theoretical view OF
matters However the fact might have turned
out, in the case supposed, in that barbarous age,
when people we're ignorant Of the marvels ol
modern ingenuity. there would, it seems be M
excuse for any one now to lose lover on &C.
count Of any objection the said lover might have
to that prominent feature. A Mr.. Alexander
Ross, Of High Holbo,n, London, has invented
and offers for sale nose machine by which al
most any nose NAV be brought to the desired
shape. This contrivance worn every day for |
short time, will 20 mould and modify the sof
cartilages as 10 make Roman out Of Grecial
without pain and with the greatest ease. Mod
i6cations of the above in the shape Of the snut
the Greco Roman, the ROman-snub and other
are guaranteed to be executed with dispatc
and to give perfect satisfaction.
As grand finale to his Jubilee. Gilmore ha
now in pre- eraration frst-class boiler explosion
No charge for reserved seats.
An Indiana man has caused the arrest Of hi
grandmother, who attacked him in a most COW
ardly and outrageous manner.
Lazy California bar r-tenders place the ingre
dients Of cobbler into tumbler and then wa
for an earthquake to mix them up.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
2ailraaA xials.
TennSylvaRla CenIral kallroa0.
EA,N0UN ga 3

After P. NJ. SUNDAY. November 18th. ns7l.
Thetrans OF the Pennsyl vanis Central X. H. leave
the Depot, ~ 3lst snd ksrkst Streets, which is
reached directly by the Market Street Cars. the
last car conn Getting with each train leaving Front
and MAJ ket Streets thirty minutes before its depar
ture. The Chestnut and Walnut Street cars run
within square of the Depot.
SLREPlNGCAR TICK Ers can be had on applica alton
etthe Tick Once. orth- westeor ncr and
Chestnu, Streets. and at tho Depot.
A0ENrsOP THE UNION rRASsrGR COMPANY will
allfOrAnd deliver Baggage aI the Depot. Orders
left At No. Y0l Chestnut Street. No. 1l6 Market
street. will receiy ttention.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
sTzE,CoNTRARY.

l.llT1AE EsCONE8A11..s r, u,4s
There was . little girl knew.
Who often disobsysd.
And when her mother said ITO work"
She almost always played.
When she was tsld to 80 one way.
Shed surely 90 the other;
II asked her sister to amuse.
She'd entertain her brother.
Or when mama said Come. do this"
She'd cry Cant do thst :"
And when upon an errsnd sent.
She'd p:sy with dog or cat.
Instead of doing what she should.
she did just what she shouldn't;
And II her mother wish ed she would.
She always said she couldn't.
And now II there are any more
Such children hcre to-day.
hope they'll think it very wrong.
And try the better way.
Like this young girl Two told you Of.
Determine to repent,
And as you older grow each day. PET
Grow moro obedicut.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22
For Q h0mesLeao lntne West.
NX - Izzs
PehNSYl IAklA CENTRAL r. E.
WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
AND
FAST EMlGRANT LINE,
or PITT s BIZ r. q
And all places in the West, Southuest ar
Northwest



Thisliu 4 afOrd nca all ed Inducements TO per-
Cons desiring cheap and peditoas passage to the
West and deserye particularly the attention Of all
such desire to avail hemsev of the Homestead
Bill passed by the last Congress-.
The Pennsy AMI Cen al Railroad, with its cor
Meeting lines. is by lS' miles .he shortest route
Chicago and other iaces in the West.ani
10 also the quick cheapest and oest route to ala
prominent places in the Southwest and Northwest.
SPasseneer forw ed in comfortable and air3
Passenger Car furnished with cushion ed seats
moveable backs. water tanks, stoves, in Winter and
with such ether venences as are requisite for IN
comfort sf families.
Through ticketsA sold to all prominent placesil
the West. .Southwes and North west. at about hal
the usual first class fare.
Children under Ave years old as free. and
etwesn the ages Of I've and twelve years pay Aslt-
plice.
Basfaseeheeked and forwarded BY The Amst.ais
with tho passenger. Lightly pounds ofbasgass ear
lied free TO every full passenger.
The train leaves daily except Sundays and ticket
nust Be procured and bs9gaee deliv at the once
No. ll6 Mark st street. by O'Clock. p: n: .
BY addressing the uudersigned he will fofwardb
return Ofnail frec ofeharse acirculsr containing
ae.s.as.a Is. asd Ss :ssh e.hsE TSNE
oftbs Psnnsylvania Railroad Company,
No. ll6 Mark OF Styest. PhiladelDhis
pAiladslphia June -. iA4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-22

SOuIher0 EXkrPsS, PACING ExDVess, ETC Mail
and But slo L Nfasara Express leave daily. All
other trains daily. except Sunday.
Erie Mail and Buffalo. and Mag ara Express leav-
ing Saturday night. run only to Willamsport.
Cincinnati Express runs daily; on Saturday night.
only running to HARRISBURG.
THE WESTERN ACCOMMODATION TRAM
runs daily. except Sunday. For this train tickets
must be pi ocursd. and baggage delivered BY 500
P. NJ. at l16 Market Street.
Sunday Train No. leaves Philadelphia $40 A.
~; arrives Paoli $40 4. NJ. Sunday Train No.
Pm.
Sunday Train No. ! leaves P.oli 40 A. M; ar :
rives p ladelphia 625.A. NJ. sunday Train No.
leaves Psoli 500 p. NJ; srrivss Philadeiphia $40
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-04
THE GAS ENTERPRISE.

Some two months since f. c.. Head
rick came among us forthe purpose OF
Introducing the Maxim Co.'S gas.
Having resided here some years ago,
and being favorably known as a reli-
able and truthful man, he found no
difficulty in disposing of sufficient
stock to warrant the undertaking. Ac-
cordinglv, he ordered the main pipe
shipped. and had it placed in position
about half a mile in length, running
through the main street and to the
Capitol and Mint buildings. During
the time engaged in putting down the
pipe. it was frequently a wonder as to
whether the ga> would prove "A success
in giving rs good and clear a light as
waa claimed for it, and the doubling
ones. of course, declined to have fix
lures put in their places of business,
but at once all doubt was removed by
actua, demonstration in lighting the
streets and saloons of those who were
confident of its success. \ large NUM-
Der of houses have used the gas for
the past week, and the universal Yer
dict rendered, is, that it has proven a
decided succe>S-a steady. clear, bright
light being produced. Not a single
instance OF dissatisfaction. so far. has
come to our knowledge of com plant.
Mr.. \. &. Austin, the experimenting
engineer, for the company, was here
about two weeks, and in person at
tended to the arranging OF the ma
*hiuerv at the gas house. The process
is the simplest and least complicated,
and far the cheapest now Ill use any
where. The Carson Gas Company has
been organized, and the most >ubStan-
tad men in the city selected as its of
along the principal streets have the
fixtures put in and lighted. Carson
City Will present a cheerful appearance
in the evening. We are still hopeful
tina some arrangement may shortly
he made whereby the main thorough
fares viii he illuminated by street
lamps. For the present. we believe,
the company is charging S per thons
and, which Is 81 30 less than charged
Ivy the old gas company in Virginia
city for an inferior article. Doubtless
the Maxim Gas Company will have all
the business they can manage on the
Pacific coast, for some time TO come. in
lighting cities and towns yet in the
dark. Wherever Messrs. Headrick
and Austin may roam, after leaving
here, we cheerfullv recommend them
A. honorable and truthful gentlemen,
and worthy of the confidence of their
fe.low-men.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-04

IMPROvING.-A. L. DrieSbach, whole
has had his store remodeled. He has
huiit a new office in the adjoining
building. which was occupied as a
store room; and in the place where
the office WAS situated a large number
Uf shelves have been erected fort the
Itrpo> of storing ~crockery. All Of
that portion of the Store where the
-.!leavy goods were kept, Will be re-
modelled by placing fancy and other
kinds of light goods therein, and the
rest will he removed to the northern
portion of the building. Like all the
rest of merchants Of Carson. Mr..
~DricSbach'S business is decidedly on
the incaea>e daily, and this Is the
reason why he Is compelled to make
more room. in order TO supply the
wants of his customers.
WHOLESALE LIQUoR MERCHANT
George ID. Fryer. wholesale liquor
merchant, whose store is on Carson
street. next door s, nth of A. B. Dries
bach's grocery store. is doing a large
business inc opening. The numer-
Gus brands OF brandies and WHISTLES
liitIl ne 't>tOSSS Vi ny "hoitSoit
only. comprise some of the best ever
brought into this city. The ''Blue
Grass; Whisky is, indeed, excellent,
and the demand for that article is in
> cretsing daily. We congratulate Mr..
Fryer upon tie success he has met
with since the opening of this new
wholesale store in the city.
It's WELL--Weare requested by G.
J. Hood to say that Captain Sweeney
fired the cannon on Thursday evening
in honor of Young Horace Greeley
born on Thursday, last to the wife of
Mr.. Hood. Ills Well. Wetrnst young
Horace may, in course of time. live
and 50 conduct himself as to become a
successor to old Horace N the Pres
ilantial chair.
DRowSED.-We learn that the
daughter Of J. NJ. Sanford, County
Commissioner of Churchill county,
WAS accidentally drowned N Carson
Siough at Saltwater, on the 9th of last
month. MIR. Sanford is rcprietor of
the hotel at Saltwater. Deceased was
aboutseven year. of age.
STILL ILL.-Judge Waltz, who has
been confined to his bed for some time,
suffering from the effects of a strain, is
still very low and weak. Tis hoped
he will Soon %recover.-