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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-21

DECISION IN A BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION Ga r.
The case of BIumtnthal, widow and admin
jStratriX OF =. L. B!umcntiIal. against the
Harmony Sick Assistant Association. was M
Sli.utcd in the Court Of Comln9n Pleas, he
fore Judge CAREY, 10 recover brncilo from
the defendant under the following clrcunl-
,taDccs: T. =. Bumenthal became IL mem
Der of the Association about the time c1 lis
organization in 1868. One of the by-llWS oi
the Association provided that if ANY neln-
her should at amy time become member %:
more than two other beneficial societies
that he should forfeit all claim for bcne-
tits and should be expelled. IN 1869
Blumenlhal became sick and claimed ben
clits, which were paid until 1871, when
it was discovered that lie WAS member
Of three other beneficial societies. The
society then refused TO pay any more hcne-
lts, aud expelled him. The bylaws also
provided that in case of any dispute between
a member and the society, either party should
bavc the right 10 appeal to the board OF arbi-
tration provided for in the bylaws. Blu
mentha rave notice Of an appeal, but after
wards Withdrew it. Some eighteen months
afterwards he died. and his adminlstratiIX
brought this suit. The defendants counsel
asked the court 10 instruct the jury that II
thcv should find from the evidence that Blu
men,ba had been expelled prior to the time
tor which benefits were claimed, that then
the plaintiff was not entitled to recover Inc
court granted this prayer, ana the pilIhIli
Submitted TO Il non pr0S.-Balhmore SIN,
2QM
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NORFOLK MARKETS.

NOVEMBER I9.-Poalry.-Alarket trM. w
ouote: Chickens, I5m30c. hens, 30@93oc unchs'
5OGl30c.; geese, 50@t75c. turkeys, 3OcWsl.
ptaS.-Blackey 1928 per bag. ,.o
Psanms.-For the last week tie reccipts haNe
been small and prices have not only been main
taiued but we note more activity and asniall adj
vance In price. II Is generally believed tiiat tue
less receipts are Increased considerable beyond the
last week the demand viii greatly exceed the sup
NV On Tuesday the market was firm. Sales %
bags at 81 75 SO bags ut $40. 20 bags at .G5.
Potdsoes.-Swcet-Ma duit; sales III ouiA'
$3.50. Irish So 50I53 20 7. barrel 90,
Railroad ltes.-Market dull At 4Uc. LOT o-iSGs
cypress aud juniper, a2c. for 9-feet cypress, a2s'
for white oak aud 5oe for 9iest mt ar o Se;
80 h@sTS ,honrh TuIte equal TO the demand. Prices
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yYIILLlAM WILDT,
w :n7 RI:UAD STREET, =,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAlK.
EsTsHIISHED 1854.

The business established by me nearly lwrm at
as ,"o % stiIl tho same | only work hrst.cas'
S.ir which is always manufactured In The latest
fashion and of The best style. or,,,, ~
COMBED-uUT HAIR IS prepared "cco'u'"e -
the latest improved Inventions
All orders are promptly filled. ,r,rrtpy
JEW ELlsY, and especially HAIR JEW ELL H.,
Is made ms heretofore, by me from the iates. p4 h
terms The repairing of Jewery Is also uolie Sam NV
best manucrs
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Cuba In, Baltimore.

A big Cuban meeting was held In Balti.
more Wednesday night. go
President, Z. NJ. Ycr:cr; vice-presidents.
Hon. George Il. Dennis, Hon. William Pink.
ncy Whyte, Robert Turner, L. G.. Latrobc.
IL. Clay DaIlan, General Adam f. King,
James A. Buchanan, Washington Booth.
Charles Marshall, Charles q. Kerr, Hon.
john L. Thomas, William T.. Walters, &. c..
Fulton. Thomas J. Mckaig. Charles J. Ba.
kcr, +. J. Mitchell, Robert Fowler. William
=. Preston, Alexander Ii. Hobbs, }. Hanson
Thomas. Barnes Compton, George W. BI>h-
op. Robert +. Banks. James NJ. Brewer. J.
Monroe IIciskcll, William Welch, and A. 5.
Abel: secretaries, II. 'rilard Smith, William
Ii. Cole, III. ID. Loncy, +. \. Tourney, K. IL.
Bigger, Eozier Dulany, and Captain Mat.
thew Clark.
Among the Cuhans present were 5, nors
Camaio. Diego Echemcndil. Joseph Forms,
NJ. Morcion, j. Storiuo y. Gcuillcn. l..
Echrmenda, Joseph Ramos, J. Gonzaip<, F.
Prado, A. Arosta, NJ. Gouralcs, aud Z.
Rojas. Some Of the officers of the slcalncr
Edgar Stewart were also present.
The meeting WIS called to order by q. w.
Z. smith, who said: " In the name of God
III the name of an outraged humanity, | cali
this meeting to ORDER
Speeches were made and resolutions
adopted. The Latter we're excellent. Her,
are two: -,
Resotced further, That it is the duty o!
the Government 10 make IN immediate de-
mand for the surrender of the survivors OF
the Eir.iktU> the surrender Of the Spanish
butchers who conducted and endorsed the
asSaSSlnations; the surrender Of the Inflated
vessel to the authorities Of our Government.
ana TO occupy the island Of Cuba until repa-
fation, as far rs possible, is made to the
families of the SLAIN, and the dignity and
honor of the United States fully maintained.
ReSoIccd FURTHER, That the recognition Of
the bcliscrcnt rights of the heroic Cubaus.
who have struggled for years to win thel
independence, would be an act Of justice and
humanity, which the emergency demands.
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$3.50: apple, new, SO old, ~ 5o@s3, wholesale;
peach, S3.
Gin: Domestic, 81 .25Gls2.
Rum: New England, 41.40@:1.50; Jamaica
aud Santa Cruz, 1896.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc.
Lumber: White oak, s20@l25 D 1,O00:. West
crn Virginia poplar. SlSGiS2J n 1,000:I white
plne. s35@S50 n 1000. yellow pine boards, 81 Is
iqs17; jolst. 81 66S2O. according to lengths.
:,hinglcs-Pine. 50 50M 50: cypress. 81. 500sl3.50
y 1000. Laths-Split, $3.50; sawed, 1915 u
Stares -Whiskey-barrel timber, green, 81 5G1S
v 1.g0oi seasoned, s20aS2J u 1000. Flour
barrel timber, S70l.S = 1000. Hoop poles
500 SO: hogshead hoops, S40@sD0 y LOCO:
whiskey-barrel hickory hoop, sl2.50mS15 *
l,uoo red oak. for nolasses barrels. 81 JMs2D.
Rnga-Mlxed cotton, &c: white, Jh(46c. wool
len, 2t.4c.
Rope MauIila, best, o3G25c sIsal, 22c. p b. ;
Jute, 1915.
Nill-Fecd.
Wheat Bran d: Sc. n bnshei.
Brg,cHs,UP: 2Jc. pbush.l
corn Bran: lS'. "A blshel.
.AipstUf: SOC. n bushel.
SioTts: zoe. u bushcl.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining, ;4oc; 0:l 20 7, 100 feet.
Po,cdcr. SO. IS 10y the i've keys-lcss than five
kegs. 81 %; hlasting, S48%4.50.
Shat: Northern, 32. 73GIS3 u baS Of % lbs.
GriadSt0neS: 2H24c. u ID.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The foliown. is the report OF Mr.. l.. CiInmi.
weighmastcr, of the Gales Of live stock from the
12ih OF November 10 tile 10Th ofNovember, &c 49,
CATTLE.-TS head sold from common tn good ut
ga SIS. gross; fair to good nj 3sG &c, gros
good 10 prime, 4}.c., gross; few extra shade
higher.
SIiEEr-sold - b.. 405e.. gross.
I!OCS.--Sold 70 b., &c. net
NEALS.-I'cr head sold from $3.50.
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THE LITTLE TRIAL.-Thc trial of Oscar L.
Little, indicted jointly with LycurSuS Lit
lie for the murder of Clinton Little, when
was removed to this county from Clarke,
commenced yesterday Judge Turner, pre-
siding, requested that no reports OF The tes-
timony be published in the newspapers. A
jury was procured without difficulty H"-
oLpefp,. Times
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Ert:cr frG,u Petersburg.
.,~fsrr,icarc Of TIC Richmond Dispatch

.tuyg,~l"uicorc of TIC Richmond o',ra'cnl
ttTSENHt6"' November ~.
meeting N On" mc'nn'r$ OF thr te'eiH'
..r. ARTILLERY wa h'}d '"s' h'%n' 'or ,n'
..js,>t ~ rit,TiNE Al "':a''Ha',o"' N'''
I.lqu.jjnc ;hc very ln''ch'''' WSa'nt'
...., W. Lu%" ",rn"'h'r' a"a VIC "'''
..., >,dr', Recently at"">'n N Outrage,
guu..ird IN HE rilN shove" II" ~ '"''t' VI
.HaunNn. The t"toN'7@ "'''''> "cie
..,.i:
,..rIqiu. Thrwn> ~hanh>' n>. h'eo'rh-
., William {. Eut'cr; ot''i" I''u'chfh'.
.i.> u. >,dnui Nrdr'tN sergeant James
Nnsrs,: Fjr>, ~cr&"'n'. ''"hn iruSnrlm
...,uJ >Er-r,uy, :. ". "'"-cS' Ah'Fa scr
...,...N !. Iu,u.r. curtin S'r2can'' 4. W.
.-.,.l. F.g~' t"I"r'. q; W. n"i'! HS'
sal .og?@,I, h.@lhn'h iH"", nv" '"i
..,.,t "a. 1@ N''EI' Ent"'n 'w' !",N'
....a- E'} Se''''MN' W. \. 'A""", :
....,.sl. VI. VI. tNan''
,..@..1rrs were appointed To wait on me
...., g., >u.lGi, assistance III The purchase
..oro)>. &t.
Letting MAS bed nj ~" tobacco IN
.-, - day. al wh;ch Mr.. +. II. Osborne
u.l. iuc meeting WAS addressed tN
". T. EurwclI IN favor oi united
~ ~ .hr part al the t"hacc" manut,r-
.> u. ,ho State Ia induce Congress to re-
.. .au import tax On the ingredients EN-
uta;uc preparation At manufactured
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LYNCHBURG MARKETS.

NOVEMBER 9.-Pork.-Slaughtcred hogs have
been selling to-day at $3.50. Money ~ SO scarce
that the Impression 10 that prices Will rule low.
Bcc0n.-Hesrcrn has declined considerably. Vir-
ginla Is scarce aud In fair demand.
BnUer.--Prme butter Is In good demand.
Wheat and rtour.-Boih are In good demand,
without any material change I'm prices.
Corn.-Heccipts moderate; demand fair.
Oats.-There Is fair demand for good clean
swept oats.
Green Apples are In good demand.
BuchtchGnt Fl0ur.-There Is some inquiry for
buck wheat Hour. 1t must be free from grt.-Tir-
inir
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

NOVEMBER al 9.-Eipur-Supcrilne 1920
1919: fine, SOC .25; extra, *7.25Gs7.75 ia
mily. S.25@Ss.75; family choice, $91t8.25.
trrday's offerings, and the market is more active at
an advance: offerings of 776 bushels red with sales
ut 120idS1 3 20 for common To fair; 81 80 .45,
Sl.47mSl.5O for medium TO prime, and VI so,
!I.564s1. 60 for choice. Corn Is active and lc.
better offerings light, with sales OF old mixed at
re rye Is In light receipt, with sales at S5M9 5c.
Oats are steady; sales ut 45G46c., with offerings
Of 230 bushclS.-ti0Sette
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charge. 1t remains to be seen how this

charge. 1t remains to be seen how this
!" trooly loil" test of church fellowship will
result.
\ great deal Of interest has been excited
in the neighhorlood of Bent creek By the
discovery of what is supposed to be a black.
lead mine OH the farm of Mr. William
Dixon.
Since last Sunday there has been pro.
tiactcd meeting In progress at Liberty Chapel
church, in Appomattox county. in which the
pastor (Rcv. L. n. JollnSon) has been assisted
10y Rev. Mr.. Booker and one O! your Rich
mond ministers.
The PrcsbvterianS begin a meeting at the
Courthouse this week under the conduct Of
their pastor. Rev. Mr.. Rawlings; and on
next Thursday the Ministers aud Deacons'
and Sunday-School Institute of the Apo
mattoN Association will assemble ut Mount
Vernon church. So it would seem that the
Christian workers of this section have not
yet gone into winter quarters.
The tobacco crop in this region seems to
he a very good one. although somewhat i'll
lured by wet weather and early cutting; and
~ tuitcc can't 80 fishing or Clustering, i! is
comparatively easy to secure labor.
W,
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WILMINGTON, n. c., MARKETS.

NOVEMBER l7-Spirts Turpent'ne-The mar
ket has advanced 1c. Sales of As casks ut 36Ac.
and 100 casks AT SIC. q gallon for southern pack
ages. Market tirm.
RoSin.-Strained rosln firm at $3.50 bid. No
sales reported.
Crude TuTpentins.-S0ft has advanced ! DC. Sales
of 500 barrels ut $50 for hard and 1915 for
Fellowship. Market firm.
IHr-Has advanced / &C. Sales of 1I9 barrels at
S2.15 n barrel. Market firm.
Cottoa.-No transactions in cotton reported:
Market steady ut the following official nominal
quotations Ordinary, &C. good ordinary, 12Ec. !;
strict good Ordinary. 13c.: low mlddling, 1870. :;
strict low middling, l3Kc.; mlddlng, 1870
I,Ifry
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DROTECT YOUR LUNGS.

The DREADEOUGIIr ard CCIRASS CHEST.
PROTECTORS, made of fine felt aud double, 50
as to afford warmth and protection to the back and
chcst should be worn by every one to guard against
the sudden changes Of temperature In the fall and
winter The use of them Is endorsed by the highest
medical authority. All sizes on hand at
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore,
main 919 Main street.
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STATE SECURITIES. BID
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE


RICHMOND, November 90, 1878.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.--Whitc, 2.00S bushels. Red, $50
bnohsl-
CoES.-Whte 456 bushels. Yellow. IA 0 bushels
OArs.-4o6 bushels.
MEAL-42S bushels.
FLOCR.-40 barrels.
SALES.
WHEAr.-Whitc. llS bushels prime at $3.50:
ISL bushels good at IL so; 226 bushels fair AT
S1.4D; $50 bushels common ut Il 80; so bushels
very good al S1.5J; 50 bushels common ut 81 p;
80 bushels common at Sis: 30 bushels on pri-
raie terms: 134 bushels very good on private
terms: S bushels common AT 9Qc.; 20 bushels good
Al II So: 3oS bushels fair ut S1.47-tota, 81 .
bushels.
WHEAT.-Red. &c bushels common at s1.15: so
bushels pr me at 60; q bushels good at 81 Al !:
30 bushels very good 1T 81 55 10 bushels very
grou al 81 so: 30 bushels very good at Sl52: 81,
bushels fair at 81 40-total. $50 bushels.
CORS.-Whitc. $50 bushels good old at Soc: is
bushels prime old s2c.; 80 bushels very goou new
at 1Or.-tutal. ] 90 bushels.
L'ArS.-1 90 bushels prime winter at 52t.
MEAL.-2S hushel new country Uultcu at SOC.
RE-ENHIBITFD.
WuEAT.-Whitc. 1854 bushels. Red, SO BUSH
els.
tOUS.-W hitc, 81 bushels.
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STORMS THE SrMAC TRADE--THE
CASH SYSTEM.

CASH SYSTEM.
iCorrCsponj"nce Of the Richmond Dispatrh.l
AFFIRMATION COUNTY. November II, 1873.
The day is ushcrcd in with another of ih,
long northeast storms for which this wear
has been 80 conspicuous. a dull prospect.
truly, farmers who have their corn OH
the Aus up"athcred. and who have not put
ny their greens" The crop Of corn,
though good. is not turning out quite rs
well as was anticipated, and owing to the
'atcueSS Of the season much Is YET standing
in the fields. The tobacco crop i'll this sec
ton is the largest. made since the war, ana
most Of il was cut ripe.
The slmac trade was also larger than usual
this season. The agent Of the Atlantic, Mis-
>i>>ppi and Ohio railroad ut Pamplln,S,
some weeks before the season was over, est
mated the quantity shipped from that point
nj over one million pounds.
Our merchants. learning wisdom too late
are generally adopting the cash system IL
the panic should result in giving pcrmanencc
to this system. and teach people 10 earn then
money before spending it, at least for ordl
nary purposes and for trlllcS, it will be far
from proving IN unmiXed evil. 5.
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AT WAsulSGroS.-H Washington, November
lS.-Thc colorcd citizens OF the District OF
Columbia will hold mass-mceling OIL
Thanksgiving eve TO give expression to their
sympathy for the Cuban cause. Frederick
Douglass will be one Of the Speakers
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THE CHARLESTON COTTON. RICE, AND
NAVAL STORES MAKkLT.

MONDAY EVENING, November I, leI5.-tos
tonCInis market exhibited q moderate , e inquiry
ini,, weak and rather irregular features, the
tr,nss,ions being at rates III some cases full ~:
q H. lower. sales 900 ba ale. 7y ~ ~ 20 al
81, G0 m &c OF At l34c.. ; At SEC, ~
At l4c. ii at l4jsc.. 81 at i4c' 40 Ut la'sc''
nj 4k. Weluule
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Pr. There WAS firm feeling In this gram, nut
m, offerings we're light and transactions liilih-
nnrt;ut. Ne aunle, noiniially, common ~ i"h ~
W;Tuf Stores-Therc were received II oarr Ip
shirts turpentlne aud 6SS barrels rosih w, lns
market was quiet and without reported saica'.'s"'
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FoRTY-oNE Hours IN A WELL FIFTY FEET

FoRTY-oNE Hours IN WELL FIFTY FEET
DErp-kEscUED By CHANCE IL AN EXHAUSTED
CoSUTIoS.- TFrom the San Francisco Bui.
hHa.1-A man named Hughes, who keeps a
hog raucle near the Golden Gate Park, met
with an accident the other day which nearly
resulted in his death. His house is situated
4 considerable distance from the road, and
he lives alone, being gay bachelor. Lust
Monday afternoon about 3 o'clock Mr..
Hughes had occasion to 60 to his well, which
i few PAGES from the house. While fixing
the rome lie fell into the well and brought w
at the bottom, Il depth ofabout fifty feet, much
shaken. but not materially injured. His Ut
ter heplesSness completely overwhelmed
him, but at the top of his voice he beg TO
shout. hoping that some one i'll the dark
wouId hear his cries. Monday evening
passed. and his cry for help was unanswered
Tuesday and Tuesday evening passed, ana
still no response 10 his frantic appeals Tor
aid. His feelings while down III that well,
with the cold water up to his waist, can be
better imagined than described.
On Tuesday morning &. y. Friermutll
went 10 uughe>'s house. for the purpose oi
delivering the CAL. He heard the lmlOrtu-
nate mans shouts, but believing they came
from the park he paid 10 attention. lie was
surprised Yesterday morning on going to de-
liver the paper by hearing the shouts again
The paper which he had left the day before
was sill lying on the stoop. This fact IN
creased his establishment, and. after listening
atteuliyely, curiosity drew him to the Well
from which the cries arose distinctly on his
ear. Dir. Friermuth was somewhat startled
on learning what was the matter. Alter
few words had passed, Dir. Frlcr'
muth encouraged Hughes to bold out
4 few minutes longer, and, jumping
on his horse, rode at full speed TO Obtain a.
,j,lancc. IN a short time he returned Will
two men, aud Hughes was ti-hcd up from
the well in a deplorahlc condition from eX
haustol. with his face as pale as marble
After Ills inner man, had been fed, he eX'
plaiued the circumstances 10 his IeSCuCr>
and stated that he thought Scmc one had sci
i trap for him. He was under the lmprcs'
sion that his foot had caught in hook OF
something which had been placed near The
mouth of the well. \ dilgcnt search Wa'
made, but no evidence to confirm his >ils'
piron of foul play was found. hughes Is /;
man of strong constitution, but it Will pro
badly take several days 10 quiet his nerves
--<xr~-----------
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sEEDsMEs, FLORISTS. DC.


MAGNOLIA NURSERY,
wi BROOK turnpike near ci,y,) Richmond, va.
For sale, large assortment OF shade ana Orna-
mental Trees EScrgrecns, FiowerinS SHRUBS, Nreep-
,rs % also, Grapc-ylncs aud other small FRUITS
Tossr etc,. etc. Frice-list Furnished on appuca-
ton In person or through poSt-oiGce; ,,,pyry
S,rxerv grounds open to the Inspection OF visit
-. ,i,rI np business hours oc o-AM-
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There can be no question that the man
who ovcrloads his horse and then beats him
on the head with shovel for Railing TO move
ought to be punished.-Ne,C York World.
The party Of good teeling is not feeling 50
110i as it would like since The elrc-
ton. -FtumriNe Mercury.
Hon. John 7. Hale died Tuesday. He
WIS the author of the phrase, "kcrp step 10
the music Of the Union
General Sheridan declares himself UNI
cpuyocaiy in favor OF The independence Of
Cuba. General Roger \. Pryor protests
against haste.
The tobacco factories of Danvillc have all
ceased operations for the year with one cH-
ccption. --Reqtster.
The British settlers roundabout there are
to have dinner at Farmvillc, December Eth.
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.JEVELKY, dc.

JEWELKY, dc.
OUNCE THE GREAT FALL In to
> GOLD we have added large and Dcau- " ia
tiful assortment of 9<S
NEW AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRi,
Watches, Chains Pins. Seal Kings, Buthns' "e'
"hlci We on'' '0' NOWLAN & co.
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Drugs AND MEDICINES.


NARB. AMMONIA.-JllSt received one
~ cask CARE. AMMONIA. For sale low by
no 10 BODEKER BROTHERS.
TRAI'S PATENT OIL-CANS.---Ever
~ retailer Of Kerosene Oil should supply himself
With one Of these valuable c;lrs. For sale by
BODEkER BROTHERS,
ro1o Druggists.
NluE TRUE NORWEGIAN COD-LlVER
i OIL Is acknowledged to bc The most ethcacloas
aud delicate Of all varieties Of cod-liver OIL It's
uatura! taste being much mllder than that OF other
oils IL will not cause the nausea That the oils gen.
orally produce Imported, original and pure, In
sealed tin barrels, by
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
Mold corner Sixth and Broad streets.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

A ISLANDER REFUTED.-Visitors often
complain that they can't find q good Sc
Gar IN carson: If they will only call on
y y. FRED Brooks, opposite the Ormsbv
house, they will discover that none but
.ne best Imported Segars are retailed ut
TWO BITS, and that his one bit segars are
lar superior to any other house; try them
y no charge is made if goods are not salts.
E sactory. Il. Fred Brooks, Bookseller
oa.n and Segar dealer, opposite the.
ormsoy House, next door to Rails hard
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WHEELER & WILSON SEwYNc; NT.

WHEELER IL WILSON SEWING MACHINES
we are glad to be able to tell our read
efs 1n IN, a permanent agency for the sale
on wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chlhes mas been established here in Car
SON. MI: +. b. Fox is the agent: and
ne VIII sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements-at San Francisco rates
freight added: He will attend, promptly.
to all orders for machines and the re-,
pairing and reconstruction thereof
pronounce the Wheeler &
wilson to be the best machine manu-
featured.
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hEoRGAN1zArfoN AND ELECTION OF Or
f1cERs.-The Adelphi Club met last Sat
orday evening in the room of Henry R.
"mtehlll, State Mineralogist, and rose
again into ifelike tabled Phnnix bav;no
Deen seemingly dead for very long time.
Inc following officers were elected: pres.
laent, Zoe Bldridge; Vice President
Henry Slocum; Secretary, T. R. Hofer:
treasurer I Jerry Schooling; Executive
Committee-Peter Cavanaugh, Dick Kel-
y. and II. r. Whitehill; Floor MANAGER
Fefer Cavanaugh. Now, we NAV expect
E ser1es OF really elegant and enjoyable
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

LAST SATURDAY boy passed himself
Off for our carrier and collected money
from our subscribers in his name, The
young scoundrel had better look out or
ne may lose his liberty. Pay to Welley
Stewart.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

PERsoNAL.-Hon. C. C. Goodwin. who
has temporarily waived his right to the
Hoor OF Congress in favor of Kendall. is
IN town. Charles looks well and is heart
lily welcomed by hosts of friends.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

IHE following letters are held in the
Postoffice here for postage. Fred. w.
Samuels, "a Amity street, N. Y. J.H.
smith, Phoebe, New. John Showan.
SlSorney, Iowa.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

Rooms TO LET.-It will be Refreshing,
to know that some comfortably and
cozlly fitted up rooms are to let in the
rear OF Davis 4 ellison s store. Ms
richards has just remodeled her honsa
ana furnished every room in it-alI of
which she offers to let reasonably.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

MCLEAN, the engineer who jumped off
his engine when the collision occurred
Iast Saturday at Empire and was Sc
verely hurt, is doing first rate and entire
ly out of danger.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

HERE seems to be very little game for
the hunters in our neigbborhood now,
other than cotton tails and white rabbits
which are brought in in abundance by
the Indians mostly, but also by our
white and colored hunters.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-21

MIR. Dunnins at the Lake Tahoe lum-
Der yard (Capt. Pray's) picked up on
the Plaza yesterday, a cuff pin of gold,
which any one that has lost cuff pin.
may compare with the other of the set
retained and take away.