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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-09

the Executive Committee OF the Association
detailing the laboas Of their missionary Rev.
7. A. Davis, who Inns during the year tfs,-
yelled 1857 miles, Visited % churches,
preached at 1s Stations besides churches,
made 2s5 visits TO families, attended II pro-
tr,cied meetings, preached 2a6 sermons, iap-
TIED 81 persons. =! = lave protested CONVEX
sion in connection VT, his lahors besides
those bantzcd by him, ma,leD sunday-school
addresses, written 10 letters, sold l62 Bibles
and tcstalncnts. sold $50 books, given away 6
Bibles and tcstaments and Is books, and dis.
trbutcd 1000 pages Of tracts.
Earnest and effective speeches were made
in connection with these reports by Rev. {.
&. Hiting, }. A. Davis, William Fisher, j.
Il. narrison. William +. Hatcher. j. L.John-
son. and a number Of others. The reports
were unanimously adopted, and the AsSoc'a-
ton. with considerable enthusiasm. reap
pointed Rev. j. 4. Davis ~ missionary with
in their bounds. and IL we close this Tor the
mail they are raising the amount necessary
for his salary. SlAroR.
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pErrpsnTrRa MApEFTa.

AuaEsr H. CDtton.--.Thc market continues quiet
with very little doing. we quote ut iTEi itc.-the
Litter for strict selections.
t.hcat.-T he market TX active and firm. with sales
white sL7oM sI.75 for good, and $I.GsGSl.Bs for
prime 10 choice rel
Gorn.-Reccipts light. aud VIC quote 1T 75c. Cor
prime. Demand LIGHT.
Rye Market firm ut s.r.
O1ts.--We quote s5c. In .arge lots.
Elo"T.--5iarkct active; i;ew city family. $3.50;
extra Sa39S9.25; superine $50 g. IS; old Baltimore
extra. s7.s0 $50; siperiue. sG4IS6
Ped1 nts.-tnir to good Sl25gJ sL4u; PRIME SLIGO.
Lire Gnttke.--3Glac.. gross.
Lart.--ln t!erces, lUGloac.; kegs. ll1ilic.; Vir-
ginia, new. lie.
Butts-.-- Coed mountain. e)c for new; New York
good 10 choice new. 2ac.; inferior. lIGllsc,
BdcoR.--Market hr.ner. Wholesale city prices
Shoulders, 7sc: rib Sides &C.; clear-rib Sides SIC.
tations Virginia hog round, Ilc.; Virginia hams,
choice, l5ayltc.
Observation-Disclosures hay, sI.70Gsi75.
Eggs.-Whoiesale, lsc.
FIsh.-Wholesale: North Carolina roe In half bar
rcls S35oqlSi; whole barrels roe 81: North Caroilna
cut. new. $3.50: new Eastern gross and gibbed 81
No. split, 81; Labrador, $3.50; No. mackerel, S2
No. = mackprel, Sl0.50: No. medium iIlackerel,
$3.50; kits, Nos. and ?, s2.soa$3.
Fsdthers.-Prime new, ejgiec.; mixed, 3s@;9c.;
old, 5O63Sc.
Mdss,-Green &C.; sailed &C.. !; dry flint, lse.; dry
sglte, i5c.; deer skiIs .jc. calf skins green, S:5
Msl.js aplecc.
= Lsn.her-Good middle. weight sole, 3lc. heavy,
296l3gc. good damaged, :T27ic.; poor damaged, q
G.5c waXed upper, iG1i5c. russell upper, 406pi5c.
harness leather, 35Efi0c.; calf skins, French. iSGD
Sic. =, dozen: American. I0gIiJc.
I00i.-Market dull and prices lower; tub-waslicd,
5j@Qdoc. fleece washed scc.: unwasheh, 37Ggiec.
hurry, 3UItJ3r.
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General Albert &. Mycr, better known rs
:. Old Probabilities" h:ts been made Il Doc
Tor OF Law by Hobart Coilrgc--LiS alma
mater. He stands lcEreiurih odd proha-
biliiics," LII. d..
lt has l,triy been discovered th"t the
swimmer who told Noah To 20 to thunder
with his old ark, that ii Wasn't going 10 lie
mach OF shower after all, was "Oid Prob
abilities. - eso Orleans Times.
A telegram was received ut the Interior
Department Oh Wednesday stating that Sec
rctary Deiauo was lying seriously i'll at his
residence. Mount Vernon, OHIO. John De-
lano, clict clerk Of the department, who is
at Berkeley Springs, Va, was summoned to
attend his father, as were also other members
OF the family.
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~ >,
~ H'''.,'"",H '''' ~ Tt '''sIf ''''S-
Ter. AH&"'' !i"'"'r ''I'''';l arrive" .''i'
1T i" I'"ck TINS evening" a:lti was icIc!'"l
- d'hSHl!oh % !i'cI"I i,cplHIlrnns ana
Democrats from A:%liIi. headed hy the
N.*!tit hahd.
tn n" arrival "I the i.an national 81
III" WIS if''', ""h VT. "I"r"! N:'o ft''Nc''
1t The Stallion ainiti The cheers "l The lroll"
u? cN''."''iii"r 1a'H|" y. "'tt"h' Demo
rTa'' anu '"i"n'l " i'tlir'' 3ii'''hai'd - &.
Very, i.iirfa! ItrHIliliiraii%.
y i'T"''a. hh WIS ''f'!,''' a!iu ihe Ei'h"i
was "S''i''H /" ~ i'.ii'''r' "i ar. Ferry,
Where ne f'!l'ii- ""! iha Inc nl%lIi. ~ )
o'clock td'-c profession 81 'l'IIrh+, S&F"Ta!
thousand III number, i"'d"h iy cornct
band. prncc"drd 10 !HH Fcaiil"hce Of Mr..
Perry. lii rc-pniiS' [" IT," cheers 81 the
papu2c2 sir. trcticy soon made hl- appear
ancr. and was iIltr"d'Ic",t D., Ai'rt Jackson,
ESQ, When ne Gr'l''T'u iHt 'nI""lli2 Sitcsll,
which was frequently interrupted by ap-
plali>r:
ftH"N-;i''|'t: ~ ~! 'h''Nc STATE on
are aware ilili 'iii among i'u OH ii WISE 10
my relations ana tHc Play i"''H u ~! child
h"o'l' ~ 'INc "'''' "'r'i ".''Ii- '"'ti >i'i''
me ii;ii-crlltuls N,'.i lr'' 'li' "c'ShDoi-
hood IN quest ol Il l!Nlli" ci>cWncre l llr>t
saw Manchester hliy-seIen years ago, wien
Hood ana running ice III thr M"rrlnac rem
dcrcd il impossible ut Reeds or Thornton'-
berry, and Completed my father to return
with ne treIn my "11n'lath'rs III Lon,l"n-
derry 10 cur bean" III !il:'!i"f'', /" take 4
'!frtI';",~ r"iit" III "!'rf '"'ln>- III 'hl> po,h
~ IN "'d rItN"ty >iIHc'iire known rs Mo
Grr"Gr- bridge. There were ;hch lIilce or
Irar !ishcrnrn,5 tents Oh he size ni tins now
thrifty and prosperous ctE o! about io,hot
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! AWSON'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
~ iusShC E The hest furnace eyer made. All
cue, Iron. Satisfaction guaranteed in III! cases.
WAEREN RANGE.
Fist premium. American institnte. 1871 Double
Elevated oven. Narmins-i lcset, BrGiling-i innr,
teh:cf-,inartl, Dumping and Shaking Crate, Direct
ltrair. herr's Side Burning
FIREPLACE HEATER.
Sc!ffe:Cing. Has the largest T:id:iug surface of
amy stove In Tie market
II shows the entire Ere.
We have secured the a.cucy for The above goods,
which We guarantee in all cases.
WILSON Il WEST,
au T-3!l No. l4l1 Main street
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BrESING OF THE CONTINENTAL SrGAR-llo rSl:
AZ ItnSruN.-- EOStOH, August IA lire this
evening DESTROYED Tie laiYc >iX-slury build.
in" known is the Continental ~ug:lr-lIoil>c
and Refinery, on \ street. South Boston.
The damage is estimated If >j'l0.O0n One
hundred and fifty ilrn are thrown 0ut of en-
pioym2lt. y large amount o! the stock i'll
the hullin" is a total loss. 1t is supposed to
he partly covered by Insurance III Boston,
NcH York. and other offices.
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NORFOLK MARK Eta.

AUGUST 7-Cotton.--1hr Market Is very dull.
No transactions reported. Wcquote Low middling,
The DAYS movements are as follows: stock on hand
Yesterday, IOl bales; receipts to-day, laics-to,al.
iJd bales; exports 80 baeSstock OH hand and await
ing shipment close of business To-day 80 bales.
fOrN.-Aarkct quiet. Sales OF 1900 bushels yell
low at 6Jc.. mixed at 67r.. and white al e9bc. Re-
reipts are lair. The shipping demand, Is not very
good
Country Bacoa.-prime extra hams advanced to
zoe. ordinary hams, lcG0l7c.
DriEd .ipples-Saies at SC. for good.
Green Truck.-To-tay has been the duilest day
for i long while. The accident to the steamer Old
Dominion knocked all the New York shipments Of
to-day In the head. Apples, nominally IL. Poti.
toes, Sl50, hut only sold In retail way. Cirons, If
very good, may have sold at 81. Damsons are coming
In freely. Peaches not In much overstock to-day
New sweet potatoes are coming In of the early
red variety. Sqllishes plenty and unsaleable.
Permits arr quiet. Receipts light: sale quoted
at II .GI.
lIheat.-Rcccipts stll light. Sales to-day of fair
10 good red AT 81 .50Gt $3.50.
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I.!Sr OF SrEIIhI. CoMMlSSioNcE%.~-f fol-
IuWiu. j. list ol special commissioners of
ia" southern claims commission for Virgil
MA NJ f.. Plcastints, Richmond, iienrico
county; William G. Riley, stanton. Alt
gu,ta county; Charles 4. Barry. Norfolk,
Norlnli; courty I. :. H.IjcSt, Winchester,
Frederick county Alexander ". Chiffon,
AirH.tilria.
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RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET.

AUGUST -Bset-CommOn Ia medium, ). H:3.50
good t. extra. : I.5ott$I..5. Market dnll.
HogS.--t "rii-lc,i, S7.5o@S,: swirl hogs Td'S@S''
IuireS-Sj8Sl2. -.
shesp.-$iQiS,;, lair to prime gross; stock, s'Gt
! - per head.
Luynhs.-S5.25m:T.
uil.., tntcS dull AT S9S6lS;0.
Sold during lie week AT cattle .ra'cs. Il! Lea cat
liz. - st.ccp. a,i,; 70 hogs.
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VA.

'
August a.-The offerings continue good, nut the
rnarkct Is sliaGe lower and duh for hehted and
flnkei tobacco.
Ne quote fair to good shipping al 81. 5eI5l5: fine
Ia VERY Tine Al si.GITJ SlJ5J bark strong tobacco,
a good.
Manufacturers and obbers are buying at 80. 5a&QslI
for fair 10 good esii, and Sil.stW si:5o Tor very
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
AUGUST 1.-The market las been frHl. with an
:rtlvr conservative demand. The rapid decrease In
,,rrInl. as COMPARED with several weeks tmin@-
Jia:eiy preceding Is due In some measure apparent
~ Ia ,ht. busy season, which Is now making heavy
demands upon planters
have istsi allied four hOssheads having brought
The following prices per 100 rs. 500, 5000, sai 80
and 3ti.75.
Prices continue To rule iirn IT our quotations, rs
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TIM LOUISVILLE ELECTIn&. Every one OF
the elected officials is a Greeley man, and no
one Of them will admit that he i exceeded
in his Liberalism by any one OF his COMPETE
tots plricr.
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-,,v ,uau nwpsewD COUNTY

.,ti Nnir cE"rs-I>rEffSriN,@', ME ED,
,,-,lr STRAWBERRY EAfiiSt NNSo''N-
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OFFICE OF THE SHILLINGER
AaTIFICIAL-sToNE PAVEMENT
FOR TIE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
No. ela MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, IA.

We are now prepared 10 lay down. the above.
named pavement IN the tnost arts.ir .naaner, and
IN any design pattern, Or color de.l.ts, and at u
cost far less than thai OF aSt;st.S We VIII also lay
couri-yar, areas, celhtSs OF house, noo,s =. ~,
cement, thereby insurinS great dsrats entire
freedom from dust, siaoottnhfss OF surfaees AMI
beauty of finish, xc $50 II
Specimens OF the work can DO seen az pispsetch
nifce and r. Gerrts. ON 5faiH street Colonel
ways on Franklin stscess aud samuel :, carriers.
Orders received tie Office. 9i:.s Main street..
10 2t-SM i. y. xhhk2ss 4 W.
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RICHMOND, FREDERIcKsBURG ASD,
l,DTDM AZ, R0ItrI, .lii,,n a anra y

POTOMAC RoUTI, June 10, 1879.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JUNE
- 10th, mail trains on this road win run as fol-
UP DAY MAIL, ria rail and steamer leaves
Byrd-Stpet station. / T. VI.
Street station $40 =. vi. Except on Snndaysl
UP ACCOMMODATES leaves Broad-Street STA
ton, I: NJ. Except on Sundays.I
DOWN DAY MAIL, ria rail- and steamer ar.
ryee a. Byrd-Street ststion. l33 =. M.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL, ria rail alone arrives at
Byrd-Street station, 1850 a. NJ. except on Mon
days. - >AoA
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives AT
Broad-Strcet sutton, s:37 a. n. feXcept on sun
'hys.l E.T. ID MYERS,
1e General Superintendent
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CAPoS SPRINGS AND BATHS. J
- . ty- ",
AlirIls. g, 1872.


hopes, The bright lrtrbin~,r [" letter day.
NlNIiNiAE.
ssoyac" s:feelcy i'm ssi:"::c s..sani- ~'Gi.a'
E"isiis.SGi,s:c: ~ 81 &';H.s s2is; - .!i:-
tGn~in.s;" ksrscpt.1i:--t 31;un:.s"i.s
b.a.ss:sci- Ike.
Fnt"win; rn :,rolni N President Grants
ii-hin" excursion H. thn !houGIiul Isles. lac
next hc,l liing II Ia. k;nI. anh perhaps
better i $uiGr ;l",.Dlin; "i Horace :.!reiay II
4 c!lIn hlkr. The Prov r;c.rc az. H. c"tr,s-
pendent ct 'ir Sew Eurf. HmN gi"rs Tic
following in rotation 10 he event" al Il!;%-
day at silver %prng in tj,tl ::tat2, briefly re-
lclrtrd To by telegraph:
Three carriages conveyed the party 10
silver spring. where Mr.. Greeley bad hecn
invited by n number Of prominent gentle
men ot the vicinity IL assist nj a real
oLu-rAsHlcElD CLAM HAEr
The party consisted oi 'ln. Philosopher.
Captain an,! Mir. Miller. Stale senator john
| II. WardWcll and Mr.. War,;weI!. and .cw
other friends. The >"vnrly alnn@ the drive
| from bristol 10 silver SIHil@ MAY perhaps
rank with the most beautiful this continent
affords. Here we have lovely views of Paw.
i"'"'' l, WIZ i'H ''i'' "'lII Ni'tt>, lhi' li'
| harsh. rugged outline o., Cedar Grove: von-
| dcr'in the distance are the pretty. romantic
peaks Of the Su'ant,Im tiuh island. Of
which ScIr,t"r sprg"rir is one "l The shining
| lights, and Captain :. II. Ialy "a ~cniri
yarh,>nriml i prr,id"ut.s In The disianr, arr
,,'N ,,,' w; '''"N' ~, >"'
-" ''''' 'i'''' WI"
~ , .m A.. '''o ',''' ~
,,' ;I ~ IT, ,, .''' 1iIiH ',"-
u', ~, ,..I t-'' "uo .'''
,oI hn E,I,,i,. "'''''1 me-
r,1, ,..,rr,n
'.''' ,,''''..'
III t"e ll'rt'' 'i''r ''''''eilg was moved
IT, I-,'s' IL nv '''''' ''!"' az IlHe SiF''i&'
''i'' W. '''',' ti1 ""'"' '"'"'!
,L, u;n.n NI,. Err.I.v ,,,n..,..I -, fi,n
,r.,,,l -, ,,,I,,l, ,i,.,.. vI.,. ,i,,.t In,,,,n
n.,..n,,. ,,,.....,t ,rh,, ,,.;,..,,
,.,,,n dawn ,,,,,,, prn,iIn, .,,'I 49,,
M. cr,oi,, 1,,,, ma ~ g. .''' .,
,n l,u, nm, ,',, H.. ' ""N.':'" er'-
| '''', :, ''''''''' "a
HAIL !" THE ''iihf'
| WhirI! was responded 10 with the enthusiastic
pIalidit> oi Tie assembled IhniISlnd>. Oflhc
rush, AMI pre-, ana crash liat cn-ird | am
afraid cannot speak very intciiirh!y. The
people rl""o'u TIE Nrf2luaii .! The scr"nd
| Slorf o, inc c'l'iS" 'ihtli II was feared Iat II
pt'a '' "o,''a ei'rut. linen ar. Gree
| ,cl WAS Sp'"'o AVA! IN" one OF The par
'''S' "iici' i htl'htcf "I The most G!>tln-
| Eui>h'n men q! Tue gay were introduced 10
| ~
S'''" ''M"ifiEE
We're introduced ana received by hr. Gree
icy il'"St eoE''''''HI "c NerahdaiiS and
i'I'~~'s ''i'. .,t Nli"'r area ar"uha Tie cot
, M Vs. ~ ',.'> ;''o''.tl'' "'h>r' crowded.
i nr f. ,ant .h'a, M'Si,d T. irtr'.
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tcaiisa. lfI ser erca a1 lie MIS- III q
in hair an hour feast for the gods. Buta
Iclani-bake dinner includes besides some elan
i5chowder. plenty OF boiled corn and sweet
potatoes, and if some baked fish Is included
we have The ieast in its perfection. The
room, where we all tlincd WIS flied with pro
mineni men OF tie locality. besides visitors
from other States. AfT. Greeley occupied IN
end seat at the table; and
AMAsh sPRAGUg
sat opposite to him and ny-AfayOr Amos G.
Barstow. Among the distinguished gentle
men present We're also Major William +.
Hamlin, Colonel Thomas Davis, eX-nember
of Congress and member Of the Liberal
State Committee General Flagg, chairman
Of the Democratic State Committee; Leon
Case, Of Hartford Rev. Sidney Dean, ex-
Mayor Knowles, Colonel William 4. Stcd,
man. Mr.. DE Wolff, State Senator Wardwell.
bishop Clarke, Edward Harris, Governor
Olncy Walcott, Squire Newton, Of Bristol :,
Charles +. German. of the Democratic state
COMMITTEE the poetic Henry G. Whitaker.
genial anu pleasing rs ever; and Isaac F..
Williams. Dir. Greeley appeared TO cnicy
his meal, and rs soon u lie had finished rose
and made his way back To The cottage, which,
forgot to say, bears the charming name Of
"BeiIe Nuc de l'Eau." The pressure Of the
crowd ut the moment was Undesirable.
There could not have been less than 10000
persons around, and as they all wanted to see
Mr.. Greeley, and Il majority wanted to press
his hand, imagine the result. But al length
wc reached tho cottage. An enthusiastic
iri>iinan. VIII" persi-'rntly followed in the
next Presidents wake. kept calling ont
c,tr - , ,.~rr,itv
AlI, now :.iy- rs ii sIuc..h." Mr.. Greeley
however, was nut II l." cgtt"iIt in this way.
" Put ul' ~"n!c!UGy WHO will not he mi>rcl,-
resented. said In: " il | >ii,r,> it will he tclc
"raphcd al over The country HAT I said this,
that. all the oi!lrr. But tr!'>t Ncw York re-
portcr~ l"r t!r rrpaIlrr." There are
"Mpl!gh If y, Irrc,' -,ti one .'to tell the
!r!itl about you.' "nh ~. no." hc rcpiicd:
YOU know very well that it wuIld be re-
ported NIL over tie country | said things
didn't say He is determined
NOT TO UTTER A WORD UN POLITICS.
wanted to interview him on the subject
# tic ilic-t North Caralinl returns and
General N;X's IL tn. hnl Wien Il man is in
Iii; frame ri rimd. What rail one do: Mr.
Grrc!,.y ,r-i,.si hn..>ri fnr icw minulc<.
:,ah tnrn declared tirat hr wanted lo lrly: II
good l,aniSirtkiEg wiih the people. This
Wa>; certainty IN iiirnnrlorly >l;jiiul plan,
Tor it took with In" ll:t>>c> immensely. Di-
rcctly he r;tiur Gown ul"E the stoop hc W.'s
greeted with enthusiastic clt'rl>. tt.! can
scarcely do l'l-iicv f. enthusiasm 81 spell
tancoIlS, 20 universal. :" thoroughly hearty.
one mirtt dale II Liberal Democratic. victory
from such an cy"!f Il u, WOlnra, a'd
children pressed inrWtr.,
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TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND. VA.

AUGUST s.-a!arkct active; breaks full prices iirH
III Tire swb;vincd quotations:
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10 IGH5IoNU AND. YtRE RIVER
LIZ RAlLROATp COMPANY

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS aND THE TRAvr1
LING PUBLIC, - - = 80 . -
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DEMOCRATIC srAre COMMITTEE

were introduced and received Nv Mr. Gree
ley most cordially. The yerau,aiiS and
plazZ:ts and The whole area around The cot
Iagc was at Ills moment dcn>c', crowded.
Mr. Greeley, feeling tired, wished t. rctir,.
fora few moments, aud Il, lie pa ed along
The corridor Miss Emma Magce, il young
lady cl Boston. Wayliid him aud requested
him u aGcrn her album with
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On and after Thursday, August LIST, uuif1 fnrff,s,
notice, train leaves this depot az 2J5 r. esnners
Ing af West poist with splendid steamef STATE
OF VIRGINIA. for ca - = !
AID BOSTON En III pf,iNs 70 arsgRK,
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through the crowd. All we're ca GER to honor
him and to shake his hand, and hence The de-
lay. Do you know what Il clam bake is? t.
norance exists in various quarters OF the
world You pour several b. shells of clans
upon red-hot stones, cover t. en over with
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-09-30

Defiance Mining Co,nYsa ny--Notice.
The first annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Defiance Mining Company will he held at
the office of the Secretary. IN Carson City, on
Monday the l4th dny Of October. 1872. ut l
o'clock 7. NJ for the purpose of clocting Trus.
tees. TO serve the ensuing year. Iy order OF
the Trustees. ISAAC MCCONNELL
Sept J2-Im. SECRETARY.
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THE new DAILY APPEAL,

\ daily newspaper. devoted to politics, general
news, local affairs and the interests of its neigh
borhood.
Issued every day Sundays excepted.)
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one year. by mail. So 90
One copy, six months. by mail. ..........6 80
One copy, three months, by mail. ............4 %
Payments or subscription inrariablyin adrance.
There will be no deviation from this rule.)
The APPEAL will be delivered to the citizens of
Carson at Fifty Cents per week, payable weekly
to the carrier.
ADVERTISING RATES:
One square 10 linesl first insertion. .....S3 90
Each subsequent insertion n..............1 80
OFFICE-On Second street, opposite the South
ein Front of the Capitol.
HENRY r. MIGHELS,
Proprietor and Editor.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
| GrOcers.
A. B. Drisbach South Carson street.
Mason, Cheney Co., Penrod block, Carson
| and Telegraph streets.
b. F. Foster. King and Ormsby streets.
Jacob Tobriner, Carson and Musser streets.
I. Beer Bro, Empire.
| Markets.
| Eagle Market, Carson and Proctor streets-Mat
| Rinckel proprietor.
City Meat Market, King street-John P. Meder
| proprietor.
Dry Goods.
Olcovich Bros, Carson and Fourth streets.
sheyer i Morris, Carson street, adjoining
Wells, Fargo Co.
Clothing.
Joe Rosenstock, Carson and Musser streets.
kopple X Platt, Carson and Third streets.
Liquors (Wholesale).
Geo D. Fryer. South Carson street.
]. r. Scott, Carson street, between King and
Musser.
Fruits.
E. Perasich, Carson street next door to theater.
Druggists.
o. P. Willis, Carson and King streets.
c. F. Cotton, Carson street, opposite the Cap
itol
Tea.
T. Beer Co., Empire City.
Watches and Jeyvelry.
John G. Fox, Carson street, opposite the Cap
itol.
Ch.s. W. Friend Carson street, between King
Brokers.
Rice Peters, with Wells Fargo. Carson
street.
Imperial Insurance Company. of London
Rice X Peters agents. Office with Wells, Fargo
L Co.
Banks.
Bank of California, C street, Virginia City.
Gift Concert.
Gift Concert, authorized by law, for the ben
eft of the State Insane Asylum. d. L. Blanch-
ard. Manager, Virginia City. John d. kersey,
agent, Carson.
Livery Stables.
J. NJ. Benton, Carson street, opposite Wells,
Fargo X Co.
Occidental Stable, Winnie David, Carson and
Musser Streets.
Restaurants and Lodgings.
Sazerac Restaurant, corner Carson and Proctor
streets.
Ormsby House, Carson and Second streets
B. H. Meder 4 Son proprietors.
st. Charles Hotel. corner Carson and Third
streets-Geo. Tufy proprietor.
Warm Springs Hotel. on Empire turnpike. one
and one-half miles east of Carson-L. Lacha-
pelle proprietor.
Saloons.
Theater Saloon, Moore l. Parker; Carson Thea
ter building.
Bank Exchange Saloon, Sweeney's building,
King street-R. r. Brown proprietor.
Old Sazerac Saloon, Carson street. next to
Ormsby House-Lewis& Il Thornton proprietors.
Magnolia Saloon, County Building, Carson
X May proprietors.
]. A. Scott, Carson street.
Daley's Exchange. c. street, Virginia City-C.
H. Daley proprietor.
Palace Saloon. North C. street, Virginia City !
Tinker Il Shepard proprietors.
Stage Lines.
Carson City and Virginia-Ladd Billings |
office in ST. Charles Hotel.
Genoa and Silver Monuntain-Luther Olds |
proprietor-office at Wells, Fargo X Co. Is Agency.
J. d. kersey agent.
Attorneys.
It'd. Edwards-ofice in Sweeney's building, |
King street.
John G. Fox, Carson street.
Cigars.
Chas. W Friend, Carson street.
Physicians.
Dr. L. A. Herrick, Homeopathist Office in
County Building.
Railroads.
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Company. Of
ice, north of the Mint, ON Carson street.
Denis Peck, professional sick nurse.
Wants.
Situation wanted. Apply at Muller's Hotel.
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