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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-13
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
Auctionrcrs and EcJl Estate Agents,
Ltlnrnnth Street hct Nnnn Mltu aud Bank.

Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.
DRICk Il L n L NJ EMF IN HUGHES.
Il ROyr ON MAYO STREET, At AUCTION
On FRIDAY, 18th May, Ut 5 o'clock 7: NJ, we VIII
sell, upon the premises the TENEMENT No; 5. IN
II has seven rooms with Kitchen, gas, and water.
good III. Is mcnt IS here offered.
GRUBBS b WILLIAMS.
mya Auctioneers.
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By 1fomas kscses' sesr,
M. f3tf Main street, ytyyTf1G

m 1fi0iiaa W. = etsee'
ssIs;s No.t 1911 Main street fsffIY rs
TTartsEHoLD FURNITURE PIANO,
III a.. AR AUCTION. HIS DAY coinmenc-
Ing Ut 10 O'Clock, will sell 1T my On
MI MN PsRIoR suiTS, in haircloth
WALNUT pARLOR SUITS, II crimson ieps, ~
MHRBLE-ToP CENTRE "a BLES, new rprs.
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, and STAINED WALL ~ :
MARBIE-ioP and PLAIN BUREAUS, 70
W SttssiySTANIys, SOFAS, CHAIRS, TAELESI,i
SMfaaiInGhNY. WALNUT. and STAINED bso-
sHTCK and HAIR MATTREssEESS,s cp,ps,
moi ,STERS, PILLOWS. LOUNGES eki2"'
SJnER0aKD and CHINA PRESS,
REFRIGERATORS TIN SAFES, sCALhe'
SADDLE anu BRIDLE, &C.
ALSO,
v,,,rYrstrpy and FANCY GOODS,
TrR2TNSs. &c. THOMAS w. kE its,snn,
la-lt r.
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EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-333 84-100
4 ACRES OF LAND WITH LARGE DMELL,,
ING, BARNS, STABLE, AND ,, hAAB0RERSS,
AID PETERSBURG RAILRoAD, ADJOINING
THE LANDS OF 2. CHALkLEY. Esq, DR.:
WOOLDRIDGE AND OTHERS, IMMEDIATELY
Ar THE HALFWAY STATlUN.-At the request
OF the owner will sell ut auction IN front Of the
courthouse In Manchester, Oh MONDAY the 18th
day Of May, l72 ut ~ O'Clock NJ. in lots to suit pu
chaselE. the 1913 si-luO ACRES LAND lying as above
described This land Is partly cleared and partly
wooded. The soil is well adapted to the growth Of
the usual crops OF this section but Is more partcu-
larry adapted to the Raising of the finest classes of
vegetables and fruits The situation Of the land Is
such as to be OF easy access to Richmond and
burg by rail- and the northern market by line Of
steamers touching almost daily ut Il wharf about
two miles distant on James river. Fertilizers ure
transported by the railroad without charge. indie
pendent Of the value Of the land. the buildings und
wood of great value. Health of the place excel
lent
TERMS: One-third cash; balance In SIX, twelve,
and eighteen MONTHS negotiable notes. interest adj
ded. secured by trust deed, A. &. PULLIAM,
ap 81 Auctioncer.
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GALE OF VERY CHOICE REAL
= ESTATE IN ALBEMARLE COUNTY, VA.
/. CARLTON, the beautiful and higly-imnrored
residence cf Judge Alexander RiVcs, eNtemuihs 10
within orc-loult OF mile of tharlottcSyllle con-
tains SIX HUNDRED AND EIGHTY -INO
ACRES Of very fertile land, some sevcnty-hfe acres
OF more trst-class bottom land. fifty or SNty acres
ncal enough to bc cut up into town lots The dwell
ng-housc, the lawn, highly ornalnented WIN trees,
gravel walks. erergreciis. and rare shruDoers-lne
product Of large expense and many ycnrS-tie con-
servaory. aud the singular beauty OF the landscape
all combine TO render His. rerhaps the most beaui-
Iul criyate estate aud Residence in Virginia.
:. ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES au-
Joining land. much Of 1t in timlrr.
3. The MILL FARM. on the James River canal.
containing ONE THOUSAND ACRES beautiful le-
vel land. equal, agrcultury TO any i'll the county
good mill, Slwnill. &C.. un CT good Fencing; Gu
T. FOREST TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED
ACRES. near the last: an abundance OF very line
timber and within easy access of the canal.
Ii IS not often such properly us thlS comes illto
market. II will be Sold any portion or al OF H. on
application, ut private sale: or ii not asposcu OF
then "Carton' will he sod at public auctloii. aL
o'clock i. NJ. the premises, OH lliuRSDA1 80
of May. 1872 and the 4o acres 1T the slhe te anu
The MILL, TRACT will be sold at l. o'clock NJ;
ON the urcmises OH TUESDAY 18th May, lSI2, anu
thr FOREST TRACT at same time and place.
Also both at Carlton ard the Mill farm VIII be SOLO
a large quantity OF farming utensils, horses stock
&C. embracing everything on both farms. Also, ali
the elegant household furniture.
TERMS: Very easy. and made known ut sale.
For further information address. for circular OF
particulars, JOHN WOOD, JR.. Tmstees
n. ii. MASSlE,
NH oc-lawI w ,St2awtS
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LOR SALE, a MAGNIFICENT ESTATE
Il of SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, on James
river twenty miles above Richmond Large and
splendid dwelling Of twelve rooms; gas aud wafer
In dwclling extensive out and farm houses; land of
the first quality: scenery aud surroundings uns,lr-
passed For full particulars apply to or address
GEORGE M. DREWRY,
my lin 1014 Main street
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lis ". b. Radcliffe. Auctioneer'
Nh. 1872 Main street.

RocER1Es, &C., AT AUCT1o ON ~
VII, offer at auction on MONDAY, dS,n M
slant s.9Fs e s S9 LIZ T. M S afes AID We'll
assorted stock or rp,rS CIR.
10 WINCH 'iic '''eA' W. B. RATCLlFFE:
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, 4 LARGE
II BRICK DWELLING on the north side of
Main First street, containing ten rooms, with
I'll the modern improvements: brick kitchen, sta
lie, &c.
Also, NEAT DWELLING containing seven
rooms, with FOUR ACRES OF LAND attached, at
the corner Of o and Thirty-fourth streets.
TERMS: Liberal. JAMES M..TAYLOR,
my 8-3teOd AuctiOueer,
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BY James VI. Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr.
Office, No, Illn Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
~ BILE WHARF PROPERTY At ROCKETS,
ADJOINING THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAI
WHARF. FRONTING THlRTY-THREE FEET
ON THE RIVER, AND EXTENDING BACK
About SIXTY FEET TO WATER STREET.,
As special commissioners. appointed BY Il decree OF
the Chanccry Court Of the city Of Richmond pro-
rounced on The % day of February, 1871, In Il suit
therein pending in which Robert Edwin Craddock,
&C., were plaintiffs, and Lucrea Cddock, &C., are
defendants, VIC will sell ut public auction. OH the
premises. on MONDAY the 10Th day of May. ISL,
ut o'clock i. NJ Of fair: If not. the next fair day
thcrcaftcr.) the REAL ESTATE above mentioned
Of which the late RJDert Cruddpck died Siezcd, upon
the following
TERMS: TO wit, one-third cash; the balance on a
credit OF six and twelve months for negotiable notes,
with interest added, and the title to ne retained until
all the purchase money Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the court. The taxes OF 1879 TO be paid
by thc nircha.er ROBERT HOWARD,
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
Special Commissioners.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR. A,lctiOneer. my 10
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BY Grlibbs & Williams,
AuctioneerS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A BRICK
" DWELLING AND VACANT LOTS AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF ST. STEPHEN ND
COUTTS STREETS.-In execution Of decree of
the Chuncery Court of Richmond, entered 18th June.
$50. In the case of Nash, trustee, rS Montague,
will sell at auction. upon the premises, Oh MON
DAY, 10Th May, at o'clock T. NJ. the property su-
ated us above.
Upon 1t there is RRICk DWEt. LING with about
seven rooms The lot fronts IS feet aud runs back
l20 feet to an alley eighteen feet wide 1t will be sub
divided so us to give two good building lots at the
corner.
TERMS: One-fhrd cash; balance at four. eight.
and twelve months. with interest and secured by Il
trust decd; title retained until the notes are piid.
Is. II. NASH, Commissioners.
GRCBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctoneers. mye
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, that very a.
Il desirable BRICK STORE and DWELL Ell
ING, No 1905 Main street, near Fifteenth. now iii
the occupancy OF Mrs. +. l.. Hamilton, miliner.
Apply to COULLING & MEADE,
my S-St 1901 Main street.
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JJev.tiid,lic-liddle.

-diddc-diddle,
Grants In fiddle,
napoc,,rr,, IS ready to Jump through the moon
~u1 o"' The Liberals laugh
10 SEQ tho sport.
All" D"''e' Loutsrilt Courier.
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BEAUTIFUL LOTS FRONTING ON
ID THE WEST LINE OF EIGHTH AND ON
THE EAST LINE OF SEVENTH STREET,
AND BOUNDED on THE SOUTH BY TIE
NOKm LIN Nj Or SmAn sIkEhI; E9R SALE Er
located Us above, each fronting Loo feet running
lack T.. feet TO alley sixteen feet wide. The city
much additional value to them. Terms reasonable.
Apply 10 w. GOpDIN,
my S-eod3t Auctionecr.
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BY Grul,bs Il Williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.

VJ,RUSTEE,S SALE OF THE VERY De
Il SIRABLE BRICK DWELLING At TN
NORTHNN EST CORNER OF LEIGH ANDIlllRD
STREETS, AT AUCTION.-Byv virtue 81 1cen OF
trust executed by Robert Cartwright and wife to me
as trustee dated LIST February. l.2 and dly record
ed In The Chaucery Court office. VII sell at ane'cii
uDOn the premises. on TUESDAY. lith ai3S ats
O'Clock p. NJ, the DWELLING occupied ~ Elsn'
situated as above. 1t he's three rooms III ne bas
mcnt. two on the fist door. besides pin.ry. t"'
chambers, with dressing rooms 10 each! ana ,I!
room on second story TWO rooms ia'i c'es ~ ,He
attic I'll. kitchen + also Of brick Win hse .ss,,
besides fuel room. Tie premises are Id oa ofui
throughout. With the house VIII be SOLO ot "h,
Ing 81 feet on Leigh street and running h1sk 10 i,i;
After which we will sell pretty BClLpiNh H H.
adjoining IL on the west abOEt :9bs lep iec' 2 w.
!, Al III DING LOT on the rear, fronting u itel'
mining hack u feet. The nciGhborhood Is pleas,
amt and improving one and this residence aot, ~
much of real comfort rs can be obincd III tie sa'hc
cost elsewhere In the city. ,,r @,
Terms: Accommodating. and mace hh"Nh -
tho s,I" 4. D. WILLIAMS, TTust...
GKUBBS L WILLIAMS, AIcttoneers. NY
A FTER THE ABOVE, WILL 80 oULp
"A a fine BUILDING LOT immediately s, g.h.
ing, IN the rear fronting on Third street % "
NV 10 GRUBBS WILKINS
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DuILDING LOTS FOR SALE,-No, l.

DUuDING LOTS FOR SALE,-No' IL
y 60 feet in Ritchies Plan. on William street.
No =. 90 feet ON hr south side OF ElmwooI street
fwcst continuation Of Mainl two squares anu half
west 81 Nuripn's flower garden.
No. g. 50 feet the south side VI Cary street,
near to ami east of Bclyidere street:
No. t. Is. feet OH the north side of Cary street.
near TO and east Of Belvidcre street.
No H. - ieet OF the north side oil Park avenue.
about two squares west of Skaters.
N" 6. 20 feet the east side of Third street be-
tween Duvul and Baker.
M - 81 feet in Rockets. near the Baptist chapel
Nn.. ss feet on the west side Of First street north
No. o. lsO feet on Nicholson street, Rockets, near
the Baptist chapel
So. ic $50 feet on Graham street, Rockets. near
30. IL laa feet on the south side Of Broad street
between TwentF-tifth and Twenty-nnth
No. l2 81 feet the south side o1 Grace street One
square west of Shafcr street. 49,.
No. lS 1871 feet on the north side oil Grace strectoc
SQUARE west of Shater street.
M. II. feet the north side OF Grace street
between Belyiderc and Pine strct-.
No. %. 20 feet the south side OF Clay street be-
tween Harrison and Bowe streets.
No. 81. 3. feet the west side OF Eighth street
north of Leigh street.
No. - % feet on the south side of Clay street.
No 70. So feet on the north side of Leigh street
| between First and Second streets. e;,..,.
No 81. feet on the north side Of Clay street be-
10 81. - feet on the South side oc Cary corner OF
No. 81. - feet or the north side of Dock street
corner OF Fifteenth.
No. s3. 1856 feet on the north side Of Cary street
corner Of Twenty-thrd.
| No. a. 80 feet on the south side of Franklin be-
| tween Twcntv-third and Twcnty-tolnth streets.
No. 36. a2s feet on the south size OF bioa" srec'
| between Twentieth and Jwcnty-tirst.
No 81. - feet the east side Of Eighteenth stree
| between Clay aud Ncnablc.
No 49, % feet on the south side OF Eenabtc stree
| between Twentieth and Twcnty-lilst. .,
No. 10. 80 feet Oh the west side OF TwrntN-iiiti
| street between NJ anu y streets.
! No. Il. 1855 feet on the east sde OF Twenty-sXtl
| street between y ami streets.
| No. ia. l32 feet on Clay street. corner Twenty
| seventh.
| No is. TWO-ACRE LOT on the west end Of Main
street. Apply to RlCllARDSON & CO..,
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Ss For the D.spa.ch. 49,,
GAN Quiet Along the Lfsses %
- 49, ~~s.,osNN -

If the pub,,c has not been sufficiently ~, tor r.,
.,saa 1' a; t%D the literary warfare concerning
, .hses , M and IN case there may be any
IN Snss ar nIe Doubt as to their origin and aI
!,a s'ans Il might be opposite to state tnat
1 MTne War Songs of the South" edited DS
Rohemian," aud published BY, West q
.1obns;on. Richmond, 1852. [accord'ng to tha
COLLECTION of the writer, and corrooorstea
En- the best of his memory by Mr.. johnston,
one of the publishers, as in the spring OF
.haf year.l does not contain these hneS'
Nay Q. 1872. H. "a ~
There was an old man of Chapaqna; r
Who said he'd be blowd If he'd ta'k way
So nc Just stuck TO thai
And tls old white MAJ r,
rhs White House Instead OF Charm3,,'a
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BY W. i. Robins,
ID W Ds INVUIIHN
Auctlonccr and Real Estate Agent,
Lila Min street

A VALUABLE VACANT LOT OF
N GROUND. IN THE BUSINESS PART OF
THE CITY, FOR SALE AT ACCT!OS:IE;Ey, , re-
quest of the will To sold on CESDA1 ~ T.
that VALUABLE LOT of GROUND, fronting -
feet on the north side of Cary street between Shockoc
creek and Seventeenth street. and opposite To the
foundry property of McsSrs. Talbot & Sons. The
lot has depth Of lilo feet toan alley thirty feet Wide
and is highly suitable for 4 manufacturing or
IurrhauIcnl business. W. Is. ROBINS,
my II Auctionecr.
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, ONE Hun.
l. DRIED AND SIXTY FEET OF GROUND on
Scnible and Twenty -Sixth streets !;
NlNETi-NlNE FEET OF GROUND On Twen-
ty-.ith street between and . streets;
ONE HUNDRED AND THlRTS-IMO FEEL
OF GROUND on Franklin and Twentieth streets
ONE HUNDRED FEET OF GROUND Oh
Broad between Twentieth and Twenty-tirst streets
THREE HUNDRED FEET OF GROUND Oil
Twrntv-iirsf between Clay and Marshall streets, on
S.rerkcr's Hill--nice building lots.
Amiy TO Hull 4 GODDIN,
Real Estate Agents,
my ,u-5t HOS Main street
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EOR SALE PRIVATELY, SINT Y
Il FEET OF GROUND OH Grace between Henry
and Belyldcrc streets:
SIXTY FEET OF GROUND ON Grace near
THlRTY FEET Of GROUND corner of Henry
and Main streets;
SIXTY FEET OF GROUND opposite Monroe
Park on Franklin street,
THIRTY FEET OF GROUND On Franklin be-
tween Monroe and Henry streets:
SEVENTY FEET OF GROUND OH south Side
Franklin and Monroe streets:
SIXTY FEET OF GROUND on Leigh between
Fifth and Sixth sire t..
Apply to HILL & GODDlN,
my lust No. HOS Main street.
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A. ROTHwELL, CIV. POWELL,
Superintendent. Secretary aud Treasurer.
JAMES RIVER GRANITE COMPANY,
- Office, No. 4 n. ELEVENTH STREET.
The trade supplied with uiis celebrated granite by
the cargo or dimension pieces.
CLEAR STONE, for monumental and cemetery
work. a speciality. &, my s-am
A rPOMAIsTOX PAPER MILL,
IA PETERSBURG, Va,
Is MANUFACTURERS OF 2s4
sSS NEWS, BOOK. AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
Orders collected, to which we promise prompt end
ftishftu stfPtftlon ILWAIEI a. GU, 8
M d!utetp a1d Commission MstrE&pscsa
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nv 4, c, Pulliu,n. Auctionccr.

NItVIII
an oo-+lojtNfvsS dtd
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srYfSsffSyNGsssx Es,ieiiFs Essys.

e ByfbaE Is Laarh tons.a Anrtiofeefs,
corner Goyernor ana franklin ssrcsts.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, that desirable FAMILY g.
& RESIDENCE No. 3l4 Twelfth street, SELL
cond door from Marshall, containing eight rooms,
with every convenience; all IN thorough order.
Apply ut STARkE & RYLAND'S,
my list 915 Main street
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l)ABBETT M Z TAL-5O 90 POUNDS
d OF L TYPE, for sale at this office.
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CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE, Sore
Lips, Dryness of the Skin, &C., &c,
cured at once by Hegeman's Cam
phor Ice with Glycerine. 1t keeps the
hands soft in all weathers. See that
you get Hegeman's. Sold by all drug
giSts. Only p cents. sent by mail for
80 cents. Manufactured only by Hege-
man Il Co., Chemists and Druggists.
New York. p. Q. Box DDS. de23-2m*
5. F. MARKET.-E. Perasich mex
door to the Carson Theater) S receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, c%onfec-
tiOnerieS, toys, ETC., for the holidays,
and Of fruits, vegetables, game, pOul-
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption. :
PHoToGRAPHIC!-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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PLANTATION BITTERS,
S,-T.-ES6D-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 frigid,
it acts as a specific in every spe-
cies of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
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WONDERFUL, But TRUE.-J. +.
all the White Sage Hair Restorative
which you 50 kindly sent me, and on
receipt OF this letter please send me
SIX more bottles. | have used several
kinds OF highly recommended Hair
Re>t0ratiVe>, bat none of them have
had the same beneficial effect As yours
i'll preventing the falling off of the
hair. and restoring new hair with all
its original strength and brilliancy. |
take great pleasure i'll recommending
it to the public. Yours, etc,
JOHN 5. MAYHUGH.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by our
agent, r. c. Guirado, Druggist, etc,
Carson City, Nevada
PHOToGRAPHlC.-A. O. Friend, an
artist of long and varied experience,
takes pictures in every style. Gallery
in brick building on Second street,
opposite Ormsby House. =
CATARRH. - DR.. Brewer, Homeo-
pathist, guarantees to cure every case
of Catarrh that under his treat
ment,
DR.. G. HEMPEL has removed his
office to the brick photograph gallery
OF A. o. Friend, on Second Street.
jal7-1m#
Buy your Dry Goods aud Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. ja3-tf
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On PIUTE.-JOhn X. LOveiov, ESQ.,,

OLD PIUTE.-John X. Lovejoy, Esq,
the "Old Piute'' of the newspaper
~world-one of the most pungent and
torcible writers, sharpest satirists,
/ keenest wits and incorrigible humor-
lists that ever wasted life i'll the sane
tum-paid a visit to this city (his old
home) Yesterday. Though at present
in good health, the weight of years,
the veNatiOus cares of the law, the
mOnOtOnous music of valuable water
privileges, and the adumbration of
vast tracts of timber land have left
their traces upon the still jolly Old
Piute.
FESTIVAL AND DANCE.-The ladies
of the Episcopal congregation i'll this
city will hold an old fashioned fes-
tival. for the benefit of the church and
Sunday school. at Moore Il Parker's
Hall. on Thursday evening of next
week. There will be booths, refresh
ment stands, 4 pOstOt1ice, grab-bags,
etc, to be followed by a social hop to
good music. and a good time generally
may be expected.
To FIT.-Jncle George Tufy, of the
st. Charles Hotel, whose increasing
obesity some time since passed the ca
pacity of the largest arm chair, sent
below and had an easy chair made to
tit. The chair, IA costly and elegant
piece of furniture, has arrived, and is
two feet one incl in the clear ross
wise of the seat. and two feet deep
from front to back.
MINsTRELs.-The Scott, Purdy K
FOsteIle Ministries had a large and
fashionable audience at the theater
last night, and gave great satisfaction.
This evening Will betheir last appear
ance, and the lovers of good music,
chaste and sparkling Wit and humor
will do well to embrace this last OPP
portunity of seeing them.
DEM0CRATIC.-A meeting of the
Democratic state Central Committee is
called for Tuesday, February 10th, at
the office OF Ellis 4 King, in this city.
\ full attendance of members is re-
que>ted, as business of importance
will come before the Committee.
PAINTINGS Those two beautiful
paintings by Mcclellan, 'Washoe Val
and steamboat Springs" noticed
by us a few days since, have been sent
to Virginia for exhibition and sale.
WATER IS.-The water was turned
the new tlume of the Eureka mill
on Monday last. The mill will re-
1uire 500 cubic feet OF water per min
ute 10 drive it up 10 lis full capacity.
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-ormsby county also paid S16o 35 in currency.
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Lo acknowledgement j. Martin
Reese has on exhibition at the Old
Sazerac Saloon, a thingumy that he
SAYS is the lower limbs of a lignified
Indian. Reese is a man of veracity.)
Mart. says the Indian was buried
about $50 years ago, and that by ONT
process perhaps similar to that of pet
riticatiOn the lower limbs Including
the hips were transmitted into wood.
Certain it is, however, the figure,
whatever it may be or have been,
rested beneath the surface of the earth
for many years. The right leg is on
siderably larger than the left, and
certain external ligneOus organs, some
what abraded, indicate that in life LO
belonged to the sterner sex.
WATER SUITS c. II. Belknap,
Special Examiner of the United States
Circuit Court, commenced on Monday
last to take the testimony of witnesses
in the water suits of the Union Mill
and Mining Company against the
farmers OF Upper Carson Valley.
There are twelve separate cases, and
the evidence i'll each will be taken in
writing by Special Examiner Belknap
II submitted to the Court.
CALICO PARTY.-To-m morrow (Thurs-
day. evening Billy Wilson and Lacha-
pelle give a grand calico party at the
Warm Springs Hotel. Good music
has been engaged, a fine supper will
be spread, and a comfortable and clean
coach Will convey parties to and from
the Springs-all for So.
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SWEEPS
CHEMICAL FLUID.
For Cleansing the Scales from
Boilers and FlueS.

"AvING PURCHASED THE RIGHT FOR
III making and selling this Invaluable article
for the following States and Territories: States of
Nevada, California and Oregon, and Territories of
Wyoming, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Washington,
l am now prepared to fill all orders with dispatch.
1t i. warranted not to injure or foam the boilers,
but to dissolve the scales. and acts upon the water
only. My motto is:
N O E N . p
As it is a new article, patented in September,
just introduced here. and only fairly tested in one
set of 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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NEVADA FOUNDRY. SILVER CIrY, Nev.,l

November To, ISII.
I hereby certify that I have used 'SWEET'S
CHEMICAL FLUID" in my boilers at my Machine
Shop and Foundry at Silver City, and that l find
it all that it Is claimed by the manufacturer A..
Curry. After using it three weeks, l opened my
boiler and found the scales, from 4 10 4 inch
thick, all dissolved from the boiler and tubes. l
most heartily recommend the same 70 all parties
using boiler. where the water forms scales.
nol0-tf j. INCOME, Proprietor.