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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-06
LIVE AND CEMENT.

ESTABLISHED, 1901. LIME
HiNANN>S STEAM DYETNG a ND sSOukassG
EsTABLiSHMENTs, &20 Broad aud IA s Main
street. Ladies' Dresses shawis. 'a yed IN
any color or secured In the host manner. Psrust.
lar attention paid 70 Kid Gloves great seiection
of Fancy Goods and Toys at my s.ofe no. -"
Broad street. r,y,rrnsA~N X
Sc 29-3m 10 AA1SSA~Ah<AAsA'
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GEORGE Francis TRAIN OFFERS BAIL FOR
WcoDHuLL AND CLAFLIS.--A fler Mrs. Wood
hull and Clahiu were committed Ivy the mar
shall to the Ludlow.Street Jail on Saturday,
in New \ ork, charged with circulating OBJ
scene matter through the mails, they received
the following letter from the ubiquitous
George Francis Train, the modern type of
the hero of Ccvantcs
st Nicholas Hotel: will 90 your bail.
am satisfied the cowardly Christian commu-
nifty will destroy you, if possible, to cover up
the rotten state Of society.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN"
TO which the imprisoned sisters replied:
"Dear Sir,-We might have expected that
mau not afraid of nations and thrones
would snap his fingers in the face of cow
ardIy society, and your kind offer shows
your courage and your manhood; but, con-
scious Of right, We prefer to be independent
and remain where we are for the present.
Having come to our mid the first, we shall be
the last to forget it.
"NICTORIA G. Woodruff,
"TENN. CLAFLIS."
According to their own account the Jail
was about the only place in New York where
| they could obtain accommodations.
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FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS,

SPECIAL NOTICE. - Mr.. L. l..
cGRANGER hcss TO announce that he las just re-
turned from New York with an elegant assortmen
Of new styles Jet and Fancy Jcwelry, also Il large
line of Fancy Goods, consisting ct new styles En-
broiGercd ard Lace Collars, Ladies scarfs, Ties and
Fchucs. Bands and Bandeaux, Pearl Sets,Jct Chains
Pocket Books ETC., etc. Helms also taken occasion
to rcplcn sh that portion of The stock recently pur-
chased of Mr.. S. Iirsh, whereby Inc is now able 10
offer one of the most complete assorfments OF
Hosiery, CorScts. EmhroGcri"s, Laccs and Fancy
Dry Goods that can he found In the city.
Mrs. GRANGER will continue In her usual line OF
repairing and doing up Laccs, Curtains. &c.
/. S.-New goods received every week at
L. l., CHANGERS,
NO oo.1m 627 Broad street.
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FIRE IN CAROLINE CouSTY.--The dwelling
;: HA!plhannock Academy, Caroline county
"aich he kept his store), belonging to
ar. {. b. Thornton, Jr., was destroyed by
Il" on Wednesday night last, together with
y&ents. We understand the loss to have
>rta total one, no one belonging being
"e.e At the time Of the fire. The clerk was
J." fredericksburg attending the circus. Not
.t0y did Mr.. Thornton lose his goods and
%N'.,lnc, hut ais" all matters connected with
w. iD>t-oIiicc. He WAS insured with A. B.
r.. OH goods and dwelling, for $1,000
t..richsjulg H,ruid, NOcembeY ).
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-To THE LADIES:
= would respectfully inform the ladies that have
FALL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS AND
TRIMMINGS. -
Also. \ full supply of Real and Imitation nan
foods. I;oId-PEltcd and jet Jewelry, and every
thing usually kept i'm fancy store.
''''' WILLIAM III. ADAMS,
Baltimore Stamping and Trimming Store.
623 Broad street.
~ 1o-,,u between Sixth and Seventh.
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DALI AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
JULIUS SYCLE,
415 BROAD STREET.

JULIUS SYCLE,
4l0 BROAD STREET.
am now prepared to offer to my friends and the
public the best-selectcd stock of DRY GOODS
have ever had and at prices Us low Us can be sold,
consisting in part Of
SATTEENS. all shades:
Elnpress Cloths and ApacaS, black and coored:
Solid aud Striped P0plins.
\ beautiful line of Reps. Tanise Cloth, Bombazne
and Merinos. Velvctecns and Plush latest shades;
CasSiuercs and WATERPROOF Cloths;
a full line of White and Colored Flannels. French
Flannels, solid, check, and plaid;
Quilts and Blankets large stock:
Shawls, all kinds and prices; Gents Furnishing
Goods, Ladies' and Ch!ldrens Merino Vests, Collars
Corsets Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Lacce and
Notions; ALSO large lot of FurS, Towels, Napkins,
and Table Dauask, at JULIUS Styles,
&c ! 415 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
HAVlNG~:RENTED MY STORE AND
IL sold my entire stock Of fancy goods
and notions To Mr.. +. l.. Granger. shall offer for
the next forty-!iyc days tie balance OF my stock
consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOUrS, aul
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
at Iriuc c".t, wholesale, l,ih retail.
:. liiRSH.
svr5 G27 Broad street.
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The IRoS KlNG.--Coloncl Benjamin T.
Jordan. one of the great iron men of that
name. formerly Of Rockbridgc. has. we learn,
ORGANIZED II strong company, and will soon
have large furnace in operation near
Wavuc>boro' We hear Of other furnaces
to be opened in the county, and iron will
undoubtedly be the great interest as soon as
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad brings us
the cheap coal Of the Kanawhu. Us it will in
six months - Stanton Spectator.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.

DIRECT IMPORTATION
50 casks BASS ALE,
80 casks hLLSUP'S ALE.
50 casks VIM. Yuunger's EDINGBURGH ALE,
100 casks GUiSNESS'S PORTER, Burke 6 lib
20 dozen PEEK FREAN CRACKERS.
d cases Colinan's u. S. F. MUSTARD-f, !,
/, aud In tins:
IRISH WIIISkEYS.
IIENEESSY and M4ARETT'S BRANDIES,
SliFRRIES Of superior qualities,
GEISLER'S CHAMPAGNES.
We offer these goods ut New York prices, with
freights added. Also,
l,o9c dozen 2-ih and 3-Ib. Peaches,
LOCO dozen 2-it and 3-fb. Tomatoes,
80 dozen WinSlow's Coru,
ut Baltimore prices ali Of the best packers In Balti
more. T. BALMER & CO.,
ocl S14 Main street.
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sEEnswES. FLORISTS. &c.
REMOVALS..

DEIOVAL AND FOR RENT.-lntend-
LII Ing In few days TO move into my new store,
No. 1921. Oh Main below Fourteenth street, the
STORE no. 1909 now occupy is for rent. Pos-
session given or before 18th instant.
no a-2w JOHN E.. PAGE, JE.
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FNF IuBACco.-The Franklin (Fa.) Ga
..n >1ls The season for curing tobacco
r." bow ended, and our farmers are reJolc-
-. over welI.hlicd barns, represented TO be
Ia" Finest quality ever raised i'll this
"auly.
'>nnni rArc circulating which show the
'."o y the finest texture and quail
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ion~r from Ash ud--1oiiihcasfoa
over The Opening of Literary HALL
;hc building and the Ceremonies.
WIIU". N TNr RlCNlNNNN I'I@FaICN'J
BANnpIrE Macon t0LIrGE.

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''' ',''''.','' - w., ptcnpond plsn,,chI
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' :: ,hi.fi,. rnrned IN the
~, ,,[ ro.tcn '.,rrqsl nf R,d;c,I-
..n,.;,;,I, ,r tI,a rnrr,,r;inrs in
80 ..'',, - I.ir,so. IN. Si1nrt nor.
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va "> '"'t n,S"t 'n' an
.-" o't!''t' 1"N'''~ to"ynt.eu ali It's
...'"-":H'i''>' 'h'u " 1.""t 5'!'''"'i'il o.c!
49, -'""'! lH- event. tlt "'li was CI"Nucu
- utmost '1i",It WIN me Enthusiastic
a.'hlE !AIig'i.i1'u % lll"hA>, 'hcf ranks.
@". III" -uia t"tN q -\>h'allo-'>peciat'y
tit- III. idsF h'al"'hN lhil grace our
'.t-' WIKI 'h'lL presence. Inc apartment
,.,un8aic Taste. rejecting Great credit
1.+ '"g 'nl'Tr'i>lNS committee ana the
.#'j"' "!4is ~ whom they We're aided. \
".' l"'l''h Sth lnr'ralt OF Washington
81 tarru>trl;m. The corners of the room
a,'. @t,rncl hy the hu>t> ~ master spirits
.;'..} riou> departments of mental effort.
:. 81. .nr walls were Suspended various re-
II the society. and brilliant concern
.....,! the artist impriSoned in rlowinr
.- upon canvas and instinct With the
> that designed them. The floor was
I; ,j,dy,,oj n,,"rma5
...,,.. ,yi,Iin 4 inrna rnL dy,I;n,, ,I,,n,
..... ,.na.'th r,l;%h S,.,,l.I,,I ,'n ,r',i;
..l ...',nS ,L.t inni,cl L,rn :, ",o. .t,",
,m,;, >. Tl,,,nd n' a., .,.,r,,.,,,,
I'm, h-"'.t "i' ."c "lN'i tHh'", :
... ..,f.,, o.. .,,,, -. ~: S"i''"
49,. ~, 5.,,,,,,f - p;,t'.,, .,
','''' ''ir 'o"C!''s, :" when ut WAS PROUD
' ''.''.' - ~ me- ui'ol' 'lc :onsn'ii-
..E I 80 ~ Wy
'"' reverend gentleman wen, on 10
.4.'''' VARIOUS laUSiIi''c scenes INA! tlaa nc'
.''' III inc Washington iihii IN MS youth,
.",y' %u'' 'o2W"" ifoi'i 'Hl> success OF
,"',> 4 'I!in"'' ana S'ofiou' career
'''''I ~" 'n".|h' ms REMARKS e'i'l'ca
J." president of the college, Rev DR..
'..>.H. "a> then loudly called for. and,
'-a- entertained the audience with one OF
'Tucnt. racv, and iuimitably witty
..l ",>'> tor Which iIc is 50 celebrated. Few
Lave Tie S0c10I power Gf | may I've al
..''., TIE expression. tine mcSmcric infu
o.. u.T,yl-. rh9~lc. and pol>hcd l,nrllaot
. .lr.,> \. duncan. | lind myself total,
...... &C. attempt Il res,,gt Of his remarks.
H.. Was Followed by Professors Shepard
s,t r,HN, Crp,ain Irby. ReyS. DR.. Kennel;
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The storehouse Of Thrasher, Charlton Il
90, at Crusnp's Bottom, in Giles county, was
tired BY al incealiary few nights since, and
,o:nily destroyed with all It's contents.-
He1s, 9th.
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'"tIHG CoSNcTS.- learn that United
'''' Judge John G. Underwood yesterday
''a. an order 10 Colonel Corprew, the city
'I''d, commanding him To takc the pris-
""i, III .hl 70 the polls TO vote at to.day's
'"tj"n. This man Underwood seems TO be
'"Hiius inIauIy. He has no power to issue
.a0.i Al order, and it should be contemptu-
''>'y d.,r"Xardcd.- Norfolk Journal, 5h.
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TULCIIER WHISKEY.
LEXINGTON, VA- July II, 1872.
Gentlemen,-I have examined carefully the specl-
men of whiskcy manufactured by you and sent TO
me for analysis. 1t is very pure and excellent
article, free from all foreign matter.
Very respectfully yours,
II. s. MCCULLOUGH,
Professor Of Chemistry,
Washington and Lee University.
Mescls. FULCuER & BOWMAN, Staunton, Va.
Orders may be left with CHARLES LUNDIN, at
l., WAGNER C CO.'S, corner of Broad and Sixth
streets. au Lo-3n
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" !liLm i. Clement, an old and cStimnblc
'''<1lM Campbell Courthouse, was stricken
~" Paralysis few mornings since whilst
III. 4! the hrcakfast-tab!c. Drs. Clarke
II !aIiy ate attending hin, and we are
orr. 10 hear tilat his condition is regarded
= somewhat c:ilIcal.--LynchjurJ Nc,cs, 9Th.
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GROCERIES, &c.
NOTICEl NOTICE! NOTICE!

DREMIUM CHEESE, pronounced BY
q Judges equal to best English Dairy, is manutMc-
urcd I'm Virginia and Is for ale by thu agents OF the
rIrtorv. j. b. BLAND & CO..
rnI.ow 1924 Cary street.
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AasSsa soa osessr ,.,NT Arr ss-,,, -
ates7ndrsn, Va, November 4. - f,Ant a..e,,
TINS evening n,young man named Sa,n,,ei r
I7ce, son OF the editor Of the aPaoe nou.
sser, Luray, Page county, Va, and one II
the ortginators of that enterprise. ,vas nv.
rested on suspicion and sotiVefi f, ,as, IA
await hearing before magistrate to.ntor.
row morning. ~ s ''e '0'' NAs'
The charge against Mr.. Price Is that seve.
RAJ yeasS ago he came to this CITY. nass,nr
himself of rs the son OF General price ~
Arkansas, and interested several gentlemen
III the community in his welfare. arnonr
others Father kroes, of st. Msry,s church.
who invited him to his house and hospitably
entertained him. While there he TOOK osca.
sion to say he had check for 800 ON 81,
LOUIS, but could not get il cashed, as no one
in Alexandria knew him. The good priest
S..srcct,ng no evil in any one, much less In
RlS young proieqe, cashed the check, much
10 the relief OF Price, who soon took occa-
sion to wend his way westward. After n
few days the check was returned from ST,
LoniS stamped as q forged check. Father
kroes positively refused to have the offender
prosecuted at that time, and so the matter
passed nearly out Of the minds of our peo.
pie. E
. Price continued to play newspaper man.
or newspaper beat and after career il,
the West came here and practiced on others
in a smaller manner, and continued in the
crooked path until this evening, when he
WAS brought to n halt by his arrest. If the
priest appears against him the case looks
black for Price Correspondence Washing
ton Patriot.
\ HoMESTEAp-LAw DEcIsIoN.-On Satur-
day Judge Hcndren rendered an able dcci-
sion. III which he decided that the present
Constitution Of Virginia went into effect the
26lh Of January. 1870, at the time Of its ap-
proral by Congress, instead Of the 9th Of
July, 1869, the time Of its adoption by popu-
lar vote.
The effect Of this decision is that debts
contracted prior TO January Goth. 1870, are
not included in the homestead exemption
bat that all contracted since that time are
the constitutional provision rs to homestead
operating prop'to rigore. The act of Assem-
bly, passed in June, 1870, did not give any
additional effect to the constitutional provi-
sion. lis sole function being to provide q
uniform mode for executing and recording
homestead deeds. &c.-S'nunton Spectator.
THE IRoS KiNG.--Coloncl Benjamin T.
Jordan. one of the great iron men of that
name. formerly Of Rockbridgc. has. we learn,
or,r,pizpl - StroOr rpmponr aud will soon
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07
BITTERS.
S.-T.-lS6O-X.

This wonderful vegetable re-
storative is the sheet-anchor of
the feeble and debilitated. As
a tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid it has no equal
among stomachics. AS a rem
edy for the nervous weakness
to which women are especially
subject, it is superseding every
other stimulant. In all climates,
tropical, temperate or trigid,
it acts as a specific in every spe-
cies of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

SAvAGE.-As yet only uncertain
rumors reach us in regard to the re
ported strike in the Savage. The
workmen are kept shut up in that
part Of the mine in which the de-
velopment is asserted to have been
made. This being the case. it is safe
to say that the rumors that reach US
are not muttered up from the dark
profound, but have a surface origin
are the bright imaginings of the
jewellers in thelight of the sun. We
hope that all that is said of the value
of the newly encountered deposit
may be true, yet would be content
were we assured thatthe half is firmly
founded on fact. That a cOnsidera-
BILE body of good ore has been found
seems to be pretty generally admit
ted Enterprise.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

New DIGGISGs.-The Placerville
jCal.) Democrat of February 81 has
the following notice of some new
mines:
We understand that new and rich
diggings have been discovered on
Tanners ranch. near Ringgold, Dia-
mond Springs Township. Our in
formant says they are regular 40
diggings. The parties who have To-
Gated the claims have only been at
work on them a few days. and con-
.sequently we know but little about
the extent Of the diggings.
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\ CHICKEN WITH HoRNs.-Tht

\ CHICKEN WITH HoRNs.-The
Santa Rosa Democrat of February
Sd is responsible for this:
E. L. Wall, residing in this town
ship, about two miles north of Santa
Rosa, brought into our office a few
days since a rooster with horns fully
half an inch in length growing up
from the head just above the ears.
This chicken is about six months
old and a beautiful bird in every re-
spect, raised and bred from the or
binary farm yard stock, and is quite
a curiosity in its way.
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n O GU + y O PAY

As it is a new article, patented in September.
just introduced here, and only fairly tested in nEe
set If boilers in this State, | am authorized To
refer To ego. +. AMES. Chief Engineer. Ophir
Works, Virginia City, Nevada.
A CURRY, Sole Proprietor
Carson, Nov. g, ISL.
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Cor THRoUGH.-A Chicago dis

GOT lHRoUGH.-A Chicago dis
patch of the 3D. says:
-Four of the blockaded
trains from the west, on the Union
Pacific Railroad, having on the way
been consolidated into one train,
re ched Omaha day before yesterday.
having been fifteen days coming
through from Ogden. There were
about 80 passengers, among whom
We're japanese, Chinese, English
men, Americans, etc. Captain J..
Church, formerly of this city, now
United States Assessor of Montana,
was one of the passengers, and
reached this city to-day. He informs
us that while the passengers of the
enlarged trains experienced con-
siderable hardship, there was no I'M
usual suffering, and all got through
in good conditions.
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N

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN THAT THE
y undersigned, late proprietor Of Smiths
Saloon in Empire City, has disposed of the bar,
good will and fixtures to John Richey and
Thomns Williamson, who Will pay all indebted
ness outstanding against said saloon.
ja3l-lws A A. SMITH.
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STATE La pS'-
parties nave H''"e HIe0'"t "et"'' VI
currency with the State treasurer Tor
the purchase of State lands: Patrick
u; 90 o, for ~ - a.roS. potor
Flvnn. 500 for $50: \. T. Graham,
SSo Tor 81 fLahh W, t'ti'on, ~ i"r
~ ~, sSo f.r S.,o. Ganrra Hooker
iaStor : ~ T"r- WI SSo f,r 500,
p,ai ga far 25n. VIM ~
nalton. so for 30; Marcus ID. Goshen.
$50 for so; ,""ard Temple, sSo Tor
i FfShhnrm S>o far 40. Thomas
i~Ionnor $50 for 25o. pom pom harton
at0 tfnr 25o. N.,rnira so far 400.
II. {. Middleton, $50 for SO; George
w.. %EIT; ,e' :. D. 'c@ "r - - "m" VIZ
''i ' go
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NEVADA FOUNDRY, SILVER CITY, New

NEFNUI TVUNUEi. III 10 VIZ, -NTF.,
November 10, 1871.
| hereby certify that | have used
CHEMICAL FLUID in my boilers AT my Machine
Shor and Fpundry at Silver City, ami that | ind
it all that il l. claimed ~ the Manufacturer A.
Curry After using it three weeks, | optne'! my
boiler and found the scales. from TO . inch
thick. all dissolved from the boiler ana tubes. |
most heartily recommend the trHe TO all parties
using boilers where the water FIRMS scales
uolO-tf j NCCoNE +, proprietor.
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). f. MAEKET.-E. Perasich (neE,
door to the Carson Theater) j. ~rcceiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
ti0nerie>. toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits. vegetables, game, poul-
try, fish, etc, Tor daily consumption. =
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

PHoToGEAPHIC.-A. 0. Friend, an
artist of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
in brick building on Second street,
opposite Ormsby House.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

PHoroGRAPHIC,-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street Tor
the latest style OF photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
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Dissolution Notice.

INHE Co-PARTN ERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
L i-ting under the firm mann of Err
RIOS, in the Saddle and Harness business, Is this
iiN dissolved ny mutual consent, George W. kitz-
meyer havinE withdrawn. All bills Int by the
old firm will he settled 10y the new firm within
thirty days, and all persons owing said old firm
will please settle with the new firm Of kitLmtyer
Bros. within thirty DAYS.
EnRGE W. KITZNEYER,
DAN Il. k~ITZNEYER.
CHRISTIAN h~lTZMEIEK.
Carson, February l, 49,.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally that they will
c 'ntinue to 10 business in the TWO stores IN Car
SHu street. Carson CRY. We heartily thank our
friends and patrons Of the past tor the patronage
ava ariei I" the old firm. and promise to exert
ourselves in the future to gave entire satisfaction
10 those VIII" may be kind enough t. deal with the
new firm Of kItZrHever Bros.
DhNL Il. kITZNEYER,
fe2-lm CHRISTIAN hITZ Err.
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H-Indicttts hight f barometer
T-I.dicates temperature # mercury in barr.
T#-Indicatc, temperature f atmosphere.
Smithsonian standard haromptcr~ and faren-
htit th~ermumeters are used in making these ut-
servationS
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-07

DR.. G. HEMPEL has removed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF y. o.. Friend, on Second Street.
ja11-lm*
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SWEETS
SWEETS
CHEMICAL FLUID,
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and FIues.

HAVING PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR
making and selling this invaiu able article
for the following States and Territories: States of
Nevada. California and o egun, and Territories Of
WYOMING Idaho, Montana, Utah and Washington,
| am npw prepared To fill all orders with dispatch.
It i warranted not To iujure or foam the boilers,
but to Dissolve the scales, and acts upon the water
only. Ny motto Is:
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L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
SOUTHERN LINE.
The steamer GENERAL SEDGWICk, captain Evans,
will leave pier 81 East River, wednesday june ~ ~
The steamer VICTOR will follow, sailing on 18th inst
Freight for ST Louis Mobile and Galveston taken
Through hills of ning and given to Indanoa, La
vacca and Rockport &c.. ...o.,.. .n.ou,..,.,.
49, .rniv ~ " P q. II. MALLORY CO.,
Sons s'" US Maiden lane.
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TEXAS LINE OF GALVESTON sTEAMERs-TOUCH
i ing at Key West, carrying the United States mall
The AL steamship CLYDE, Captain kennedy, at pier 20
East River will leave Saturday June % -
Through bills of lading given TO Houston and IN nj,
points the Galveston, Houston and Henderson and b.
b. X. and G. Railroad.
For freight passage amply TO
g. II. MALLORY n CO.. LS3 Maiden limo.
w. r. CLYDE 4 Co, 1l9 Wall street
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES LINE TO
L CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA.
CARRYING MAILS. PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, SANTA MARTHA AND GREY
TOWN AND PACIFIC COAST OF MEXICO GEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, PERU AND CHILE.
Steamers 18th and Both each MONTH except when
those dates fall on Sunday then the day previous.
will leave Pier ~ North River IL o'clock noon for A.
pinwa direct connecting at Panama with steamer
MONTANA, Capt -, and also connecting for all Cen
trail American and South Pacific ports Freight for
named ports received pntil =, z M q June e
July 1872 for Japan and China For rates Of passagc
freight and all further information apply at Conpany's
Office on the pier foot Of Canal street
FIR BABY, Agent
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
u Company.--Thc elegant side wheel steamship NORTH
AMERICA, 1000 tons burhen CAPTAIN George Is. Socnmi
win sail ST. Thomas, Para, Pcrnambuco Bahia and
Rio Janero, Monday juno "a ut 10 O'Clock A. M from
pier 43 North River.
For freight or passage apply to
WILLIAM II. GARRISON, Agent
No. Bowling Green.