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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
BY Grubbs & Williams,
4 - al Il ,.f.. . ,vptf' .

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF \ LAkGE
" NUMBER OF HANDSOME BtlLDiA'
LOTS ADJOINING MASCIiESrER:-!n cArta:
ton Of n decree Of the Cbancery Court oil htLn NV
entered on 18th July, ISL III the case OF ii .,.
and Wife rs. Ferguson Il ats. the undrFsifn""ri
cial commissioners thereby aproiateH; VI. ~" ~
auction, upon the premises, Oh III hSph 'nT ~" ",
div of April, commencing NJ O'clock I. il a...,
TEN ACRES of the "lI:.rdgro'e" pincc %Et.."E
said Holland resides lying jus; without li'e .IN.'I
Manchester, In an elevated ard hc;.Nt! E~.."rf'
overlooking Manchester aud llcl:in"nH ana i-''''
Ing Il beautiful prospect: ..,u,,,,,.,.rd
The land to be sold lies south OF Tue G"S!,'hs u.s.,
on the east side of Bainhrldge street, arg WI H
OF into about SEVENTT-FiSE EEA i.tuh
BUILDING LOTS, each fronting 81 et'ahu @'''."S
back 1870 feet ~ alleys fronting on COCO ll'cs. t
BY reason Of their prominent aIih lIas.t:', 49,
ton aud comparative ncarIle>s 10 TIE i"h,'i"' -,
and shops in Manchester Eichnond' aug %! n|.o
Isle and on the extension Of Ninth strc,' 1900
the free bridge, AMI about hall pi'ie Iiri Ii
bridge these lots should be sought attSf y! va -
seeking good building sites AT 10" prices az. a.
those Wishing TO invest With rtiGcIcc l" a'""''
and rapid increase In value. -..,. Oh. mir. Of
A plat Of tho property may be seen ID @he ''-''
tie auctioneers. , Cur .I,,.
TERMS Onc-fouGth cash; baiaEcc ~ y VI ' ~.
and twelve months for negotiable not, Nh ~
rest added, and titles retained until the Cte'
ments are paid. T. d.. W. w, GHii'titWS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
BY Cook & LaGghton, Asca0i'S. 49,.
corrcr of Governor and Franklin 'L.S'


TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue % % ,ss ~.
i of trust executed By Henry ssn ;, II the Cbr,
eery Court Of tie city Of RiehmgEd; wa on l;I
81 sell, at the MONTICELLO l HOLE sb WGNpW
between Sixth and seventh st sSss the tHhA
PiR 1ili,1 TEASE together with The s"oa "''
key to said Hotel; ,,r.c,ng Bar, NI'csr
Pictures, Decanters, Giass ~ lie establishing
fully and nais elegantly furnished for TH''''''
formaEccs- ,rSo an
all ,be FURNITURE OF tire Hotel en- cn, rarlon
az iss rarieiy OF Chamber, Dinins-K"'i"'
and Kitchen Furnitnrc. ,,r,;sh.,, rs /, nscr'-
rs ior sosdue,ins such business as ssi
ser;ted Sy the present proprietor ana snsase in such
opportunity to any one one lTSCiiER, Truslss,
Sale conducted BY Cook 5 LAoeh'0 sr3
ScrS. a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
ByLyne & Brother,
AuctiOnecrs and .ell Estate Agents,
ct,

CENEN FRAMED AND TWO BRICK
CTESEMENTS, SITUATED ONPOPLAkAND
ELM STREETS NEAR TIE CITY RAILROAD
AT AUCTlON.--Wc shall, ut the request OF the
owner sell 1T public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY tie 18th DAY of April, 1872 ut 4o,clock
MENTS. located RS aboyc-dcscribed. containing
three or fonr rooms clciI.
plat will be shown at the hour of SALE showing
the size of the LOTS. &c. parties Wishing to III
vest of limited means. this oilers fine opportunity
The terms will bc very LIBERAL, and made known al
the hour OF sale. LYME * BkOIliEh.
,nls AuctionecrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
BY Robertson & Bronaugh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Hull street. opposite the courthouse,
Manchester, Va.

DY VIRTUE Or A DECREE OF
ID Chesterfield County Court entered ut the April
term thereof lo72, in the case of Wayniack rs Per
rvs administrator We vii! sell at public AUCTION on
1872, mt o'clock L. NJ. TWO DESiHAbLL
EUILDING LOTS in Marx addition 6 to the town NJ
fronting q feet seven inches the south side Of
the extension OF Hull street and Il LOT fronting on
sad street near the Petersburg turnpike la2 feet.
and rIinni. back on the north side l95 feet and on
the south side lGa feet. thcsclo arc in that portion
of tie town which is most rapidly improyng par,
ties wisu. to make good Investments VIII 90 wei
To attend the sale. -,
TERMS: Unr-lhrd cash: balance In three SIX,
md nine months for nrgola" notes, interest added
and title 10 be retained until plirciEiSe money Is
paid. AMbEfS ILhEhE,
an l%-st COMMISSIONERS.
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BY Isbcll 4 Son.
Auciionccrs and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
By IsbCll & son.

Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VERY Observation-Disclosures TWO
V STORY BRICK DWELLING AND LOT, on
THE SOUTH SIpE OF MAIN STREET BE-
TWEEN FIRST AND FOLSHEE STREETS, AT
isfo at o'clock p NJ. we will sell, OH the premises
tlat very dcsiruDiy -lncatcd TWO-STORi BRICK
DWELLING and LOT situate and being us above
stated The DWELLING contains seven rooms
besides closets and stOre-rooms: with bAth-hou-"-
brick kitchen. sm0ke-house, stable ana carriage
house. The LOT fronts ~ feet, and runs PACK iea
feet to au alley, and has IL Il variety OF choice
fruit trees-ccrry, apple peach Pears, apricots'ahd
Craze. ,.,,o,. 80 ,,uo
This is one Of the most desirable pieces OF pro
urr,v now on the market. The property may DC
purchased privately. ,,.
TERMS one fourth cash and the residue at four
eight aud twelve months. Tor negotiable notes WIN
six per cent. interest added: or. onc-ourth cash. anc
the residue ut two, ana three Years with inter-
est at twelve per cent, payable Seii-;inlltally. anu
secured by decd OF trust. lSBELl. ~ syn,
AMI. Auctioncers.
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By A. G.. Pulifam. Aurlionacr

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL ESTATE OPPOSITE M0STlCELIo
ESQ..) FRONTING TWO HUNDRED ANu f0$'
TY-THREE FEET ON RIvERROAD. IL ,iiYS.
TERFIELD COUNTY. NEAR MANCHESTER,
AND DIRECTLY On THE ENIESsioN o.
TENDEU.-By virtue of certain decd o! tn,
dated the 5th day OF March. 1879. from Robert Io.-
and wife 10 Louis i. BOssicux. trustee. duly recr
I'm the clerks office OF Chesterfield county viii el
at public auction, on SATURDAY the .gt'l k,v =
APRIL la7? at 5 O'Clock p. VI. on the prcn Is, n.
ubove-lcscrbcd property.
TERMS: At sale. LOUIS I. BOSSlEEX.
TWatn
Sale conducted by A. c. PULLIAM, Auctioacr-.
an 10
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g G.. FLouRNOY, MANUFACTURES
y. OFsASII, BLINDS, DOORS, FLAMES, MIN Nm,
ri, ES. MOULDINGS, CASINOS, BEAiaS, SDk-
SiCE,S. TRIMMINGS, &C.--Haring rebuiit SINCE
the lat. dire and lifted up with improved
ann now prepared TO execute Werk ~ snOrt nnsSs
upon MS favorable terms can DO had at amy soath
crn or northern market ..,,xas
Good niatortal mud good work gt,araailtsea;;
10 sam Richmond, Va.
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Cur-gps q WILLIAMS, Aucuoaccrs.

norton of the atoyc-ccscrbch t'ts VIZ. .C.,rd
1hursd.y. and the sale Of the residue j. T,!'
TO SATURDAY, 10Th April. at O'clock !. d.. no.
Tile lots Remaining G!hout ifty IN hnra''' VI"
''-No GRUEBS / W!LLlANS.
.o,,,.,o 10 Goa ku"torccTN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
Nv Thomas W. kcesce, AuctiOnecr.
No. Main street.

GRAND SPECIAL SALE OF JAPAN
VI EsE. CHINESE. AND ORIENTAL WARES
AT ACCTIOE.-At store No. G21 Main street. cor
ner Tenth. on WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRI
carh ,ay 1T laa O'Clock \. VI. AMI L. NJ. positively
without reserve the finest :;nd most extensive col
lection ever brought TO this country, comprising
direct .nportations from Iuidu, Yokohama. Cam
ton. and Hong Kong, consisting OF IN immense
variety Of unique. beautiful and useful warrs
LiUIltKA, SANDAL, WAX. SPICE. SATIN.
C.iIIiIIOI: ana other rare WOODS: E.tMROO
and CC,LORED STRAW WORK. FIEE-IROOF
and RARE PURCEiAiSS, CANTON CHINA.
IEAEl. lELAID ami GOLD LACQUER WARES,
&c. THOMAS w. kEf:SEE,
an n huctioEccr.
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DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
- County Court of Chesterfield County entered at
the May term thereof ISL In the cse Of irider rs.
(haky's heirs. will sell III public auction, on the
urrrrs,s on TIT 'IiSDAI the 18th Of April lS72. at
Il o'clock T. NJ. that very desirable BRlCk
IiDUSE tcnntaiIingthrcc or four roomsl and LOTS
No ilr and III situated in Marks addition 10 the
town OF Manchester. fronting o. feet on the Peters
burg turnpike nc:l IFS intersection with the FAILING
Creek turnpike, an! running back $50 feet.
TERMS: Onc-fnurtli cash: balance In three. SIX.
and nine months, in negotiable notes. interest added
and title retained until the purchase money Is paid.
JAMES 4. CLARKE.
an ;c.If Commissioner.
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By Moody s. Koyall, Auct1oneers.

by Moody s. Koyall, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES,
IJOrOIS. BAR-FIXTURES, &c.-As trustee
In a dec,i executed Ey \. T. Lithgow, for purposes
therein mentioned, shah expose lor SAFE ht AUG
ton Oh FRIDAY the 10Th April, !.1?, Al 10 oc!ncS
A. NJ, ut the store Hull street, Manchester, a.
between Ninth and Tenth streets, recently occupied
by said Litkgow, the stock OF GRoCERlEo therein,
consisting In part of
BACON. SUGARS,
FLOUR, COFFEES, TEAS.
WHISkEYS, WINES, SOAPS, &C.
ALSO,
The R-FIXTURES.
TERMS: All sums of $50 and under, cash; over
that amount, negotiable notes properly endorsed,
payable In sixty days, bearing eiGit per centu III
tcrest. "lLliA NJ LlhDElto' trustsS.
TIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-1 will
L sell at public auction AT my office, on Twelfth
street near Maim, onStTURDAT, April 20, ls72, ut
II O'Clock 4. ~, the following property to satisfy
suudry distress warrants and executions III my
"'-''' BUREAUS, WARDROBES.
.... WASHSTANDS. MATTRESSES,
CARPETS. CHAIRS.
TABLES, BEDSTEADS, SOFAS,
LOUNGES, CLOCKS.
TRUNKS, PICTURES, MIRRORS
SAFES, SlDEBOARDS.
TENDERS, CkOCkERY
COUkISG-STOVEa and UTENSILS, &C.;
WILSON SEWING-MACIl1NE-
SMALL TENS TOBACCO MILL,
New C!AkT-BoDI aud SHAFTS; &c;
ap i7-tis High Constable City kchnlond.
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AIli1I,TI10,N aAI.Es:..Thls Day.
by Thomas w. Kcesee, Auchoneer,
No. 1917 Main street

DIANOs. sEWING-MACHINES ,
1{OITSEIJ;,I n FURNITURE. &C.. AT AUG
DAY ut 10 O'Clock will sell at my
auction house ,.,r-,
Three PIANOS ROSEWOOD CASE),
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS,
WALNUT PARi.Ot SUITS, In llni , mr.
aiAHOGANY, WALNUT, and STAINED BELL
STFADS. nr,-e
MARrI. E-TUP and PLAIN BuREAuS.
WALNUT and STAINED WARDRoBEs,
II tU0GsSY. WALNUT, and STAINED DESKS:
EXTENSION, LEAF. CARD, and CENTRE Ia
BLES:
lair and SIIUCK MATTRESSES,
-. ~, ~ 1,fidNaS w. K EESEE. Auctioncer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
by Crubbs 4 Williams,
Auctioncers aud Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
i DESCE No 107 WEST CLAY STREET FOR
SALE AT ACCTION.-By request OF DR.. X n,
Hudson, who has purchased - residence more con-
vcnicnt for his business we viii sell at auction,
o'clock J.. ~. the property above referred to- lying
on the south side Of Clay street just above Adams
street and two doors beyond the residence OF Right
Rev. Bishop i. NJ. Whitllc.
1t Is a double BRICK HOUSE with eleven rooms;
has water, gas, and bath arrangements Also, brick
kitchen With four rooms stable, carrlase-house,
&c: and grounds well ornaEicated with slrubbery
and flowers.
Thc lot fronts 100 feet and runs back 80 feet, and
embraces n finc garden, with choice fruit-trees,
strawberries, and asparagus-beds. This Is
thoroughly pleasant and delightful home, In an ex-
cellcnt neghborhood and should attract the aftcii-
ton OF those In search Of such property.
TERMS: At sale ,s
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IONpIEIE SALTWATER APPA-
u EATUS aud BOTTL CHINE for sale.
/, bargain NAV . had by applying ut the james
- Steam Rrpwary. ap ls-lw*
GREAT INDICTMENT Is OFFERED
u - nnrcI,sn che ~ Il complete STOCK AND
FiTTITkES or 4 FIESTA GRANT AND IL
aI;oR SALOON, aS the proprietor Is retiring from
Is,Incsg INQUIRE ut corner OF Eighth and Main
streets, SpotSwoOd Restaurant. mp ld-5tH
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORk.-The Old .s>:E;Ssas
4 D6minim Steamship Compary's cic- 60 i
CANT sidc-whccl steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain
ELAKE.IAS, Will sail FRIDAY. April 10th, ut
O'Clock L. VI. Freight received until IL 4. NJ
Through bills Of ladIrG signed and goods for
wardcd with dispatch 10 all points north. south;
east, and we,t. Close connections made with Cunard
unsurpassed. Fare, SIC; Stcrr.@e, So: round-:rr
tickets so. For freight or passage, apply 10
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
an l1-3t No. Governor street.
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DOR NEW YORk.-Virgnia II rf p E
Il Steamship and Packet Compmly $780,
elegant steamship GEORGE b. UPTON, Captain
ROEERTS. will leave her wharf ut Rockets on L ES-
DAY, April 23d. at O'Clock =. NJ, connecting With
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier
Close connections and through bills u,linS given to
al; southern. eastern. and western places; also 10
Europe aud Australia. Cabin passage, $40; no
stccrgc round-lrip tickets *l5 For freight or pas
sage anpIy to ID. j. BURR, President.
1914 Main street.
R-& II. CILtMBEnLAlNE, Agents, Pier IL North
river, New York.
y. B.-Stcamcr WILLIAM L. CLYDE Temporal
.iI, ,ritLdr.Nn for rcnnirS. nn IL
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT.--After the above
viii be sold . BUILDING LOT on the north side Of
In t,e Erends, Lot Ia % by iAV feet.
an "a GEUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
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COR SALE, DESIRABLE BUILDING
l. LOT on Fifth street between Clay and Leigh.
TWO SMALL FRAMED TENEMESTS, at s37s
each, near Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shops;
DESIRfBLE MILL PROPERTY In Hanover
county, with good custom. ~ - ~
TWO BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOTS IN SID
NIY, on Laurel street; offered low 10 make quick
sale.
east Clay street, recently remodclled and put In
thorough order.
FRAMED HOUSE, six rooms, kitchen with two
rooms on Church Ill., between Broud and Gruce
streets. x~- x,,,rx,,>-<,,.
SMALL FRAiIED HOUSE on Oregon Hill,
FRAMED HOUSE on north Fourth street:
VACANT LOT On Fourth street nclr shockoe
Hill burylng-9round.
FRAMED HOUSE in Sidney. OH Pine street near
Beverley; liberal terms.
BRICK HOUSE, eleven rooms and outslde
kitchen: very desirlbly located
MILL. SITE AND SIXTY ACRES OF LAND
In Hcnrico county, ten miles from city, very cheap
SIXTY-FOOT BUILDING LOT III Sidney, cor
uer Pine and Cumberland streets.
FIVE-ACRE GARDEN TRACTS, only two miles
i'''' ''''' L. b. NEWBERN,
mn l6-3t 1O1I Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18

TOR PHIL AID EL PHI A.-nTGa
Il The steamer EMPIRE, Captainrss%@sa!ssssz
ALLEN. will receive freight for the above port
TIL TIL URSDAY. 18th Instant atl2 O'Clock. Freight
taken for all parts of Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
and Delaware, also for Norfolk and New Orleans, at
low rates Passage 10 Philadelphia. Including meals
and statcroom, IS. N.p PORTER, Agent,
AN l7-at No. 24oJ Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18
BY Grubbs & Williams
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents
Flovapfh street between Main and Bank.

TRANED TENEMENT ON THE EAST
Ipf, sTPTFT ar AUCTION On THURS
DAY, 18Th April. Mt o'clock =. NJ. wewll sell upon
the PREMISES, the DWELLING situated as above. IL
hns tyn rooms with cellar below and loft: aso,a
small sto-ro0m I'm front. The lot ~ % by ll5 feet
- " ~ Auctinncers.
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uYSsIESS CHANCES.

57OR SALE, ONE PAGE 6 SONS PORT
l. All l. GRIST MILL Two 3C-nch French burr
S:autsj i'll good order. having been used but snort
tlD,c For further particulars. Inquire OF
'' GEORGE NEIS.
at IJax. Ill, Crcnslltw & Co.'S FIGURING Mills.
1G-I,U
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-18

TWELVE AND ONE-TIIIlsD ACRES
1 OF VALUABLE AND ELIGlBLY-LOCATED
LAND in SIDNEY, EQUI-DISTANT BETWEEN
GROVE ROAD AND THE FAIR GROUNDS,
FOR SALE.-I cffer for sale the above land. con-
t.ining TWELVE AND ONE-TlI1RD ACRES,
recording to the plan of Sidney.
1t lies about 2a0 yards west of the former residence
of the late Richard cins. 1t is eligibly situated, OF
superior soil, and III an improving locality.
Apply to W. GODDlN,
aD l8-3t Neal Estate AuclloHetr.
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- JIy GTuDbs & " IIIlans,
Auctionecrs aud Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
L GROUND AT THE S0UTHEA,ST G0Rs!N,EeTRe
Ar iIT(,TION.-Bv request of Mr.. G. l)amotte,
now residing in France we will sell at auction, upon
the premises, on THURSDAY 18th Of hprinl,, * =
located as above fronting - feet on the south sue
of Main street and running back 0! feet to al ;iie'
30 feet wide .... ,..to,,. =, TN.
This IS one of the most desirable ocatiols III uie
c,tv for /, salnon or retail business OF any klnd.
iH''.'' "-"' GRUBBS sc WILLIAMS,
Auctioneers.
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WANTS.

WANTED, Il GOOD CARRIAGE TRIM
w MER--ouc who can trim GOOD top-h"es!
and ,xtcusiol,-tnp laroucllr. Apply to
WRIGUT& ltFDEALL. Lombard alicy.
be,wccn Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-22
INTKRRsTISG FIGURRs AND
DEDUCTIONS.

The San Francisco Alta of Saturday
last gives the following statistics and
deductions relative to the Comstock
lode and Its past, present and future
prospects, which will be read with in
terest:
At the close of 1870 the ledge had
given $3.50, 900. 900 Of bullion, and was
then working OH assessments, and the
mines had sunk very low In value.
The establishment Of the fact that the
ore Is now becoming more continuous
and richer than ever, has more than
restored the old value Of the ledge on
its merits. The following table will
show the value of the ledge when Il
was supposed to be exhausted, and
now when 1t is known to DO richer than
1..A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-22
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ONE OF CAvALLIRR's CRED
ITORS.

The following note received by us
yesterday explains itself; 1t Is high
time that either Cavalier or his as
sISnees gave some sort Of a theory In
In this matter. Many Woodworking
miners, rs we'll as mechanics and bust
ness men lost by Cavaliers failure,
and In common with ourselves, want
to be posted on the chances Of ever
getting back any portion Of their hard
earnings. Mr.. Cavalier, nor any Of
his friends need not think that this
dubious little financial transaction has
blown over, or been forgotten. We
don't intend that it shall be. But hero
IL the note:
VIRGINIA CRY, April Is, 1872.
MI. EprroR-DxAR SIR: AS you
have done some hammering for Caval-
lier's creditors, 1 am going to ask you
TO do some more Will You be so kind
as to ask +. J. Baldwin for a statement.
Dick Dey made me-. II Cavalier was
as ambitious to help the sufferers by his
failure, either In Gold Hill or Virginia,
rs he has done the French sufferers by
N~apoleon's failure I; some Of Us would
be better or financially, having our
iust dues. If Cavalier has any assets
IN the hands Of assiSnees, or any
where else, 1t Is time there was
some disgorging dsne for the
benefit Of his poor creditors. What
ever there Is should be given to the
proper wners. Dick Dey and Archy
Borland claim to be responsible as
signees, but II they have any coin In
their hands we don't want that they
should eat 1t up, or Use it all In expen-
ses. Us miners and working men
want our just rights, and will be COLI
tent with no less.
One OF CAvALLrER's CREDITORS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-22

The inhabitants Of Gold Hill have
now learned that there Is no reason
existing why they should any more
continue to take their watches wanting
repairs to Virginia City. j. Carlson Is
permanently established In Gold Hill,
and his work Is giving great satisfac-
tion to the public. He does not de-
pend upon employed workmen, but
attends to orders himself; therefore
the citizens of Gold Hill and Silver
City requiring a practical watchma-
ker, for the repairing Of their watches
and clocks, will please give Mr.: Carl
sen a trial. apo II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-22

SEVERE ACCOMPLISHMENT Jones,
brother to J. p, was driving along c
street, Virginia, yesterday afternoon,
with Mrs. Hank Blanchard, also Of
Gold Hill, In a buggy, when n Of
his horses accidentally stumbled and
fell. In getting up the animal got his
back under the pole and d~ouble-trees,
and succeeded In tipping the occupants
out of the vehicle. MIR. Jones was con-
siderably bruised and hurt about the
right shoulder, but Mrs. Blanchard was
fortunately not injured at all.
PEpsoxAI.-James Hooking IN old
we'll known Gold Hitler, who has been
Illuminating out ut Austin and Phoebe
for the last year or so, returned to
Gold Hill this morning looking healthy
and Jolly as ever. Jim likes the Inter
Tor part Of the State. and did well
out there, but having sold hia salooi ]
business in Phoebe, lie ieIt home-sick
and had to.come back to his old stamp
ing ground, among his old friends.
PpEpAuNo.-The famous Emerson
Minstrel troupe will arrive In a lew
days, and the place selected for their
entertainments Is the old Union Hall
lot, between Z and ID streets, Virginia,
north of Sutton Avenue. There a spa
cious tent Is being erected for the pur-
pose. and the stage Is already COM
pleted, or nearly so.
SUTrERIRY ARRIVED. h. Suffer-
ley, the famous photog raph artist,
formerly of Virginia, arrived at that
city this morning from Napa, Califor-
mia. lie will open his gallery In a few
days, fully prepared to take pictures
of his numerous friends, in tirst-class
style.
SECURE TIcKRTs.-Be suro and get
your tickets In the Omaha lottery as
soon as possible. The day Of drawing
Is close ut hand and there will be no
postponement. No reduction Of prizes.
An will DO paid in full. See Adver
tisement.
JUSTICE ASSESSMENT. - Assessment
No. /, Of 81 90 per share, was levied
day before yesterday by the Justice
Mining Co. See official notice In our
advertising columns, to-day.