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ma. LINEN LUsTREs at 12a and Ei 's
worth 20 ana asc.i 8 8
pAR1srEsNE PoPLaNs at 'ssc' a5 'ads
sTpIprn JAPANESE CLOTH, ID great variety las
at lesc. yard IS - 81 .ss-
RoRE JAPANESE CLOTH only 2oc. per safu ~. IS
DIAGONAL PoPLIEs, &c. yard;
LAcE-srR1PE 20 PLrEs, In the new sla'e'' a.
CSC. yard; -. a..
Mrss1oNBTTE JAPANESE PoPLiNs on's ave.
rrrssoRE s1JIrINe~CLoTH only IS and 80; acc q
yard: ~ .. ~ rs,. go
SILK MIXED PoPL1Ns ct soc yard
BLACK SILKS at 81, el.25, $780, Si''' 80 "-'''
s27s. and 90 yard; 90
lefs; 80
s,rK STRIPE GRENADINES at lsa, lss' aud
2sc. a yard; agy .,.r,, ,,,,re =. !.
! 10, 25, and acc. a yard;
u,,a,,ent FasT-COLOR LAWNS at l2sc. YARD;
p1.aIN and STRIPED wAsH-PoPLIN at 1sc. a
yard; -. s... ...... .t. .-l..st....s---
Excellent BLACK and WHITE.STRIPE SKIRT
ING Mt 15c. yard; l.,.la ,rgs ,a.a
In fact, an excellent assortment Of DRESS
GOODS, al prices far below their value, can be had
Of LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS at 81. auls
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TIE BAcE PAY.-Sepator MORTON, of In
diana, seeing the storm, took refuge by
"covering" his buck pay into the Treasury.
He was hardly in time. This act with him
was not the result of conscientious scruples-
he has none of "them things" He is only
demagOgue.
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L Tar-yrHarsrA GAhvAss.--It is pleasant 70
boar that e there. never was before such una.
nimity IN virginia The white people ,ar :.
united almost to man in the determina,aoa
70 rescue the State from threatened nee r.,
domination, and fuller white vote WIN 'u W
esst in November than at any electlon s, a,,;
the war.n With South Carolina ana I9n n
s;ana before them, the people of the oiu W
n,;nion would be madmen to lose the day'-
A,,ousto fg11 Chronicle. 4e- es>
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Il which we cali pertonai magnetism about S,s
General Kemper. BE is easy and grac ce,n
in BIS manner, ilfa voice has snootn. Iaso
pant quality and That peculiarly oog.na.n,
take.if. Programmed ylesof southern s! !,n
speakers Is lin him melfoWed down ih'o :
can.yol1-donbt what T.say method.
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BUTLER on THE THIRD TERM.-ln bis late
speech at Worcester, General BUTLER said
that "if the people want General GRANT for
third, fourth. fifth, sixth, or seventh term
thew will have him; which declaration was
received with great applause"
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Ne GRAND DUCHES S FRILLlNG,
tw Give yards in a piece, for Soc; '
ALLIANCE REGISTERED FRILLING, twelve
Yards In a piece, for sOc.:
ALE xANDRA LACE-EDGE FRILLING at 50
aIad 6Oc. per piece; ....
CAMBRIA BIAS TUCKING, PUFFINGs, and
TAPE TRIMMING; .-....
A complete stock of NECK-RUFFL1NG from l5
10 75c. yard;
NOVELTY LINEN TRIMMING, nine yards in a
piece, for 25c.; ...s. 81, .-
BOBBIN-EDGE. eighteen yards In piece, for zoe.
The above trimmings are offered at just one-haf
the usual price. Having purchased them at great
reduction, we give our customers the benefit of the
same. LEVY BROTHERS,
1O17 and 1919 Main street.
BRUSSELS HASSOCKS at 81 apiece. au ls
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ARE CHANCE.-GOOD WILL AND
IN MACHINERY OF KINDLING AND COOK
CARY STREETS, FOX SALE.-Findi ding the coal
and cake business sufficient to absorb his entire
lrnton, The subscriber hereby offers for sale the
go will aud fixtures of his k1SDLlNG AMI
COUkING- WOOD ESTA BlISEMENT,a 1t the cor
her of Ninth and Cary streets. 1t Is the ONLY one
of the kind now in operation IN the city. Its rrGu-
Ing. The machinery consists OF superior liftcen-
horse cnginc and splitter, with betting, pullrys:
saws. &c, complete and in good order, capable of
producing from fifteen TO Nonts LOADS Of sawed and
split wood pr day. The growing popularity Of this
fuel and the increasing run of custom 10 this fac
tory on the basin, convenient TO wood, render this
IN unusual opportunity for entering an easy, pro,
1'abe business which caln be conducted With small
capital. Apply ut I'LL lain street.
uu 29-at j. B. WATKINS.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after 9Th May, ISIS, the passel.
ger trains will run as follows
WFS'TW ARD,

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-On and after 9Th May, ISIS, the passell.
ger trains will run rs follows:
WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond go J. v:
DAILY except Sunday, connecting win W., -
Va, M. i g. 5. railroad at Gordousyillo AMI Cha.
lottesville, and arrives at White sulphur Springs
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond at 70 ?.
NJ DAILY except SATURDAY. connecting At Gordot>'
Vile With w, G., Va, NJ L q. 9. railroad trains 10Y
Lynchburg and southwest, AMI arrives a' iinn.'
ington on arrival or The train and arrives al Cln'
cinnatl at O'Clock next morning. ,
This train stops between Richmond ana Mn'e
Sulphur only at junction. ,;nrfonsyillc, tlLrLolre
ACCOMMODATION TRAlS.-iearc: hichMon!
at Gl0 p. N. DAILY except sunday, ana HtHea -
Gordunsyille IL S:i5 +. NJ
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati Al tP. ". DAILY e
cent SUNDAY, and arrives at Huntington u ~
NJ. next day. connecting with express tfaf'
EXPHESS TWAiN.eLcaves Huntington al"A
NJ DAILY except Slnda:, aud arrives al htti .,i
nj 1850 A. NJ. next day, connecting WIN TN an.
going south and with James river steiner 10, w.
folk. This train stops between tie sWp"'i ,lr
lottesvitle, Stanton, Goshen, Alhpoto' ""' Wv
ington s,,,,,,,-s ssA. n.
DAILY except Sundays, cohnccuhS Nitn " - rsn,.
II. 4 G. S. railroad III Lharottes'nir ana '"'''"'
Vile, and arrives al Richmond I. VI. ,.,,,..
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN. leaves ',orH,Ii,s
willie $50 a, NJ. DAILY except S9nday = rtirIni
at Gordonsvie with W., Va, NJ y. II. =.
train from LynchbGrK and southwest. anu "'''>
Richmond 1915 a. oi. ..,,, ..,,,.,,,
For further Information Inquire 81 t!ic e"H'i""'
Office, on Broad pear s.. .en:eeDth stnri.
A. Fl. PERKY, General SupeftnlshHa,,,, IN,
JAMES +. NErHERLATp, General i"NF'
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EXCURSIONS.

SELECT EXCURSION
~ TO
WEST POINT.
Given by the Bible Glasses of the Clay;street Nc
thodist Episcopal church, for the
bunefit OF the church,
FRIDAY, AUGUST 90, 1913.
The committee will do all in their power to make
this the most select affair uf the season.
Gentlcmen's ticket Il; ladies' ticker. Soc: chill
dren under twelve years. 25c. Tickets 10 be had oi
the committee. who number .hirty-two members OF
the church. aud AT the cars.
Cars leave depot ut = A. NJ; street cars leave
First and Broad at 63 A. VI. au 2l-IhGS&dlt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TOR SALE, Two Mich COWs1gsE
T. tEAs.
AND A CALF-onc of the COWS fresh to the pail.
Can be seen at the stables Of
all oslt. TURNER 6 CO. Franklin street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married in Rch%%G Non dTia e "a sJ'
N M PhiisdeIphia, Pa, to Miss Ro5ALiE
- edmond
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lie s-,iiipSwdin n
ID ICHMOND' SEMINARY,
III 100 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,


RICHMOND, VA.
This Institution for Young Ladies VIII be opened
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER lst 1873, and will close
JUNE 30th, 1874. Ample and comfortable accom-
modatiOns for hoarders, who viii be under the I'M.
mediate care CT Mr.. ard Mrs Powell and who vii!
N EVERY RESPECT BE MEMBERS OF THElR
FAMILY. The SChool-rooms Will lie upon the UPPER
FLOORS. -
INSTRUCTORS:
Latin, Mathematics. Natural sciences, anu Elgner
English. JOHN II. POWELL, Principal
Intermediate Department. Mrs. IHOS. G. Fey
TON. Associate Principal.
Primary Department, MIS-. JOHN Il. GARRETT,
Associate Principal.
4 German. - -. ..'
|, French, Mons. c. +. PARDIGON.
i bIusIc Unstrumental), Professor E. A. AMBoLD.
Music tinsfrumentall, Professor CARL SElBERT.
! Music (vocaI). Airs. BLAZE BCRwELL.
Music vocal, Mrs. Dr. +. T. ROBINSON.
. TERMS rer session OF niue months, onc-haf pay
able October lst, and the balance February i5th
Board Nncluding washing, fuel, and lights and
+ English tutlOn.... .S300 w
Use Of plano per session. Is 20
Pew rent to those attending the Episcopal
church ~ w
Tuition in the Primary Department........ SO 90
Tuition In the Higher English. ............. IS Co
Tuition In Latin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 90
Tuition In French IS 90
Tuition IN tiermau 20 w
Bellies I.ettreS " class designed for young
ladies not attending school regularity. 90 90
For fuel Tin the case OF day -schclars)...... 90
No deductions except In case of protracted sick
ness Fer circulars. &c., address either principal.
/ all li-eOdtUctl
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M AUGUST 10TH. 1873.

THOMAS X. PRICE & CO.
are now opening and on the way
BROWN and BLEACHED COTTONS,
BROWN and BLEACHED SHEETINGS,
New DARK md LIGHT PRINTS.
BLACK ALPACAS, IRISH LINENS,
LINEN SHEETINGS,
TABLE DAMASK. DUYLIES,
DAMASK NAPKINS, MERINO SHIRTS,
BLACK GRO-GRAIN SILKS,
HENIsTITCHED and LINENCAMBRICH HAND
KERCHIEFS, ...
UMBRELLAS.
BROWN COTTON HALF HOSE.
La order to make room for the NEW FALL
STOCK, the summer goods on hand win be sold
without regard TO cost. au 10
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MEETINGS.

4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
N members of the CALIFORNIAN ATHLETIC
CLUB Will be held in the Social Hall, corner of
Twentieth aud Main streets. on TUESDAY. Sep
ed TO attend. By order of the President.
All %. ST. X. CAMkOh.
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~ AUGUST, 1873. .
T.. r. PRICE L co.
have received NEW NECK RUFFLINGS,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
SILK NECk-SCARFS,
LEATHER BELTS.
BLACK SILK BELTS,
VAL. LACE,
MACHINE EDGE.
EDGED TRIMMINGS,
HAMBURG EDGES,
VEILINGS TALL colorS)
BUCK GAUNTLETS, SC.
New goods by every steamer. au 10
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

At THE REQUEST OF MANY ClTI-
II ZENSI respectfully announce myself ean-
didate for the HOUSE OF DELEGATES from
Henrico county, subject TO the County Nominating
au 25-iw* . t. W HOENNIGER.
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PROPOSALS,
OFFICE OF IITY ENGINEER, August Y, lBi
NOTICE TO BRICK-MASONS.

FAkOPUSAASs -
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, August 81, 1873.
NOTICE TO BRICK-MASONS.
Sealed proposals will he received Mt this office
until MONDAY, september ], at Il O'Clock NJ, for
the construction OF an EGG-SHAPED BRICK
SEWER OIL Main street from Eighteenth TO TWEEN
ty-eishth street. OF the following sizes-Hz:
From ghte6nth 10 Twenry- street, aex4s Inches
In the clear ..-...
From Twenty first to Twenty-fourth street, esx4.
inches In the clear;
From IEcuty-fourth 10 Tyenty-sixth street, 21x36
inches in The clear; - : 4 : :
From Twenty; sixth TO Twenty-eighth street, 2o1as
inches In the clear. sl4fgt rsa.ff = l.
ForHus of proposals can be had and speci fcations
s-e. application NJ this Office. AnS bidder WHO
shall fail, after one weeks notice being given of
the acceptance or his bid. to furnish the required
security shall forfeit his claim to the work
The Engineer reserves the right to reject any pro.
poslls al his discretion, ii w. E. guTSHAW,
~ 27:,d City Engineer.
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T. COMPANY,-You will attend called 8
l. meeting Of your company THIS friday
EVENING. to lie held ut Redfords hat store. 9,2 "
Main street. Every member Is expected TO be IL
present. BY order of Captain NJ I. CLARKE.
au e9-It* X. ii. GILLIAN. .. :.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays. ATTENTION.-Atte COM Z
" pany meeting and drill at Military Hall 8
THIS FRIDAY NIGHT at s. O'Clock promptly III y
undress uniform. BIZ order of Captain BOS II
SIEUX. =: d: SMITH,
an og-lt* Orderly Sergeant
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or. ,MARY,s HIGH SCHOOL FOR
y 's BOYS.
under direction of the Benedlctihe fathersl.
The next session OF this schooi commences sep
Terms: s5 per month: In advance; az For particu-
lars apply to DIR. HERMAN " 3d.. o. o..
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EDUCATIONAL.

MFRS. 3. "A. WISE, JR., will resume tl1e
I'VE duties OF her school at her residence, NO. 'oo
OCTOBER 1ST. "a
Yhs services of a competent male instructor or
Latin have been engaged 10 give lessons daily In the
school. 80 'f5 h't.1 '.' du ZZ-liu
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VICTORIA LAWN SUITS at 81. auls
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-03

SUBSIDIES. Silver State, in its
issue of March 90, in an article on
Governor Bradley's veto Of the Battle
Mountain and Austin Railroad bill, shows
clearly that the Governors record on the
subsidy question is all right. The wrong
exists among the members of the Legis-
lature for disobeying instructions. The
Silver State says:
Governor Bradley's veto of the Battle
Mountain and Austin Railroad bill dis
pleased the Austinites. Upon receipt of
the intelligence, they swore like troopers,
and invoked maledictions on the Cover
nor. Are not the people of Austin
little inconsistent on the subsidy bust
ness? Did not the accredited represent
atives of the people, of all political
shades, in convention assembled. declare
against subsidies to railroads? Were not
the members of the last Legislature,
both Democratic and Republican, elected
on anti-subsidy platforms, and in duty
bound to oppose subsidy schemes for any
and all purposes? Did not the Governor,
in vetoing those railroad bills, carry out
the wishes of the people as expressed in
the platforms of both parties at the last
election and at the ballotboX? That
such is the fact there is no doubt, and
such being the fact, the people must
blame themselves and not the Governor.
He acted according to instructions from
the people in vetoing those bills, and he
is not to blame for doing SO.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, April l.
The Grand Duke Alexis has arrived at
Shanghai to-day.
COPENHAGEN, April /.
The Lower House of the Rigsby has
passed vote declaring want of conf
dence in the Danish Ministry.
PARIS, April l.
The Spanish Vice-Consul in this city
has absconded, leaving n deficit in his
accounts of 10000 francs.
BAYoNNE, April l.
The Carlsts in Spain are receiving
supplies of arms and ammunition in vari-
Gus ways, but mostly by sea. A body of
400 Carlists, recruited at Navarro last
week, were equipped almost as soon as
their organization was effected.
A battalion of French troops leave this
city tomorrow for the frontier.
1t is reported that all Custom-houses
on the frontier, except one, have been
occupied by Carlists, who are fortifying
them.
Madrid, April l.
The Cura of Santa Cruz was surprised
yesterday, and narrowly escaped capture
Several of his men were taken prisoners.
The agitation in Barcelona is subsid-
ing. No further outrages have been
committed by the populace.
PARIS, April /.
The Spanish Vice Consul, charged with
the embezzlement of public funds, has
been arrested and sent in custody to
Spain,
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ceeded in swimming ashore with lines.
Fishermen on the shore succeeded in
hauling in a rope by means of the hal
yards they had SO bravely carried ashore,
and by the means of this line some $50
men succeeded in getting safely to land.
Among the cabin passengers on the
Atlantic were VIM II. Merritt and wife,
New York; Misses Mary Schreiner and
Merritt. The first officer is reported to
be the only officer lost; the Captain and
other officers were saved. A dispatch
received here by the agents of the White
Star Line, late last night, says $50 pas
sengers were safely landed on Meaghers
Island. Steamers were dispatched to
their relief, and about 300 were saved,
all males. The greater proportion of
the lost were women and children. Many
of the dead were found on the steamer,
which was slowly going to pieces. Some
had been killed by falling spars, some by
being dashed against hard substances,
and others by being swept into the sea.
1t is stated that majority of the pas
sengers were Norwegians, Swedes and
Germans. This was the steamers nine
teenth trip.
The ice in the Hudson river is break
ing up. The river is now open as far as
Poughkeepsie.
The officers of the West Shore and
Chicago Railroad Co. announce that a
reorganization of the company will take
place within two or three weeks.
The President, Miss Nellie, Mrs.
Grant and General Babcock arrived last
night from Washington, and will remain
here several days.
The Herald editorially says the Allan
tic was long, narrow vessel, whose lines
resembled pointed lead pencil.
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DESTROYED. Loss probably few thousand

destroyed. Loss probably few thousand
dollars.
Chief Justice Mexican to-day rendered
a most extraordinary decision in the case
of J. W. Haskins, representing the Emma
Hill Consolidation VS.. E. Z. Wall, repre-
senting the Winsor groupe of four valu-
able mines, the old titles to which Has
lins claimed and has sold TO the Emma
Hill Consolidation. Haskins sues to
support his claims, and through attor-
neys, challenges jurors, first, because
they were not selected according to law,
which requires drawing at the first term
of the County Court each year, no jurors
having been chosen since December
1871; second, because the jurors drawn
by the Territorial Marshal had been
ousted by the District Court, the custer
being confirmed by the Supreme Court
of the Territory, and never directly re-
versed by the United States Supreme
Court, although indirectly by the Engle-
brecht decision. Judge Mexican decided
that the points are well taken and fatal /;
that the Marshal is not the officer of the
Court, although having been recognized
in all cases before, and that the jury is
illegal; yet he would override Haskins
challenge upon the grounds of public
policy. The decision utterly astonishes
the entire bar, McKean's warmest friends
condemning his position. The property
evolved is estimated to be worth over
S50,000,000. .... ...... .-..
The body of Moor, who committed
suicide to-day, is to be sent to San Fran
cisco tomorrow. Deceased made his
will yesterday, stating to his attorney
that he expected to be murdered.
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A PIONEER GoNE.-The Virginia Enter

A PIONEER GoNE.-The Virginia Enter
prise, of March 80, mentions the death
of George H. Irwin, better known as
''Beany Irwin, which occurred GA Fri
day last. Mr.. Irwin was one OF the pion-
GERS in the Washoe excitement in 1853,
and has ever since resided in the city
where he died. He was 43 years OF age,
and leaves wife and children in New
York State. The Gold Hill News of the
29th says:
A telegram received in Virginia last
evening from Mrs. Irwin, widow OF the
late George H. Irwin, who resides In
Williamsburg, New York, states that she
is already on her way to Virginia city.
Her husbands remains are now under
going the freezing process at Wilson *
Browns undertaking establishment, on
B street. . .-m
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A BRoKgR in Gold Hill by the name OF
Wilson Dunlap, suspended business on
the 25th ult. Considerable excitement
was caused by the failure. His liabli-
ties are estimated at from S45, 900 to $780,
900. He left Gold Hill in a buggy, and
very likely will not return shortly. Loss
on stocks is the cause assigned for the
little mishap.
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south Side m, Mining Company;

South Side Mining Company
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board of Trustees Of said Company held on the
Sd day OF March, 1873, an assessment mo. 81 OF
~ cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said company, payable Immediately, to
the Secretary
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10th day of April, 1873,
shall be deemed delinquent. and will be duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before. will be sold on
Monday, the 5th day OF May, 1873, to
pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs Of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
ap3-td 8. W. ERRANT, Secretary.
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A DISPATCH from New York, yesterday,
gives information of the loss of the
steamer White Star, in attempting to
make the harbor at Halifax, on her way
from Liverpool to New York. Seven
hundred lives were lost out of one thous-
and reported to have been on board.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-03

IT pleases us to state that W. Frank
Stewart, whi1om poet, editor, lecturer
and scientist, who has been confined to
his bed in Virginia City through illness,
is again able to be about. A polished
gentleman and instructive scholar, his
loss would have been severely felt in the
literary world.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-03

TIE people of the Valley of Virginia
are agitating for its annexation to West
Virginia. The contemplated change Of
boundaries will make the Blue Ridge the
dividing line between the two Virginias.
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The Commissioners engaged in revis-
ing and amending the Constitution of
New York, have raised the Governors
salary from $4,000 to $40, 900: and that
of the Lieutenant Governor to 1900.
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The heirs of the Marc estate met at
Portland, Maine, on the 9th ult., and
decided to prosecute their claims to the
estate of Marc in Scotland, worth $780,
600, 900.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE has bought an
old historic homestead farm of some
sixty acres near Washington, from which
he often walks to the Capitol when
the morning is fair, distance of mile
or more. He is spending some care and
cost in embellishments, and means to
end his days in this quiet retreat.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-03

IT is reported that young Fred Grant,
son of President Grant, will spend por-
ton of the coming summer in Yosemite
Valley, California.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April l

SAN FRANCISCO, April I.
The Eberhardt Mill Mining Company
has filed an application i'll the County
Court to dissolve and disincorporate.
The reasons given for disincorporating
are that the corporation has sold the
IN n, and the stockholders wish to stop
the expenses of organization.
The Aurora Consolidated Mining Com.
pany has filed a similar petition.
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California Restaurant
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE.

Il as the California Restaurant, situated on
Lower Main street. IL offered for sale or rent
The whole will be sold cheap for cash. Apply
on the premises. a sItl LII. f -.
sp2.t{* e440El LOUIS CIRECH.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-03

A TELEGRAPH line has been built from
Virginia city to the town of Sutro, the
mouth of the tunnel, distance of about
four miles. H.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-03
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A NY ONE FAvoRING ME WITH -
IA their patronage may expect
every effort to be made to make all3IllIU
operations as perfect as possible.
OFFICE: Main street, Phoebe, pext door to
ualpin's. ~ (ap2tfl +. G. NICHOLS. .
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-03

The Salt Lake Herald, of March 80,
furnishes the following railroad item:
General P. E. Conner. President of
the Salt Lake, Sewer Valley & Phoebe
Railroad Company, yesterday received,
from New York, a telegram advising him
OF the closing of contract for fifty miles
OF iron, for this road, together with two
locomotives, and five cars. The iron is
to be shipped by the first of May. This
indicates determination to push for
ward to an early completion this prom
Using enterprise.