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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-11

poSTL AFFAIRS IN EIRGISlA.-John +.
ttio, Is appointed postmasterat Free Union,
AitemarIc county, Va, rice Louis 7. Rogers,
resigned DR.. Il. {. Craig is appointed post
master At Clear Branch, Washington county,
Va. rice David keSner, resigned. The post
riu 1t powelrs Fort, Shenandoah county,
W.. is discontinued, there being no candi-
d,i.. The papers so to the Seven Foun-
'Jin>. \ po>t-ottice is reG>tabllshed at Otto
au,. Rockingham county, Va, on the route
uou stanton TO Dayton, with Miss Kate
lMl Il, postmaster, and at Utfiugton, Mo-
UnU-'alIa county. W. Va, on the route from
f4rmount to Morgantown, with James s.
Watson as postmaster. Mrs. Emma M.
Nswler is appointed postmaster at Madison,
Boon" county, W. Va, vice E. Il. PerrelI,
declined.
New poSt-offices are established at Leeds
town. Wc>imoreland county. Va, with W.
J. i'arnahy as postmaster, and at Canter's
wharf. Richmond county. Va, with NJ. A.
after a, postmaster. Both these offices are
N The route from Fredericksburg, Va, to
Baltimore, Nd. \ new post-ofice is estab-
fl>hcd at Malmaison, Pittsylvania county,
Va, Oh the route from Danvile to Riceville-
ordered 10 be put into operation Immediately.
The post-office at Auburn, Montgomery
comfy, Va. is discontinued for want Of mail
supply. Augustus S. Vintroux is appointed
p'>lmaster at Frazier''S Bottom, Putnam
'o0nly, W. Va. rice Louis T. VintrouX,
r>j-ned. John Dapler is appointed post
master at Pursley, Tyler county, w. Va,
trf :. ". Wallace, resigned.
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+ FATAL CASE OF STANDARDIZATION Pa
trtot.l Jan affray occurred in Rich Valley
on Thursday last which resulted in the death
OF one of the parties and the serious wound
ing of another. 1t seems that Jordan Combs
had traded for u note on Charles Phipps,
about which they had IA misundersta nding,
aud that Combs went to Phipps's house to
Combs drew pistol and shot Phipps, the
ball taking effect in the abdomen, causing
his death next day. Immediately, after the
shooting George Robertson, who was with
Combs, discharged shotgun at Montgome-
nv Buchanan. who was O 'brother-in-laW of
Phipps, the load lodging in his head, causing
a serious though perhaps not fatal wound
Combs and Robertson escaped, and up to
the present time have not been arrested.
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FATAL AND DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY.--[Lyn .Ne,cs,
10th. 1--WE learn that on Monday last, white
grading in his field, Mr.. Thomas j. Deyerle,
of Lafayette, fell on his cradle, and cut the
femoral artery, and died in a few minutes.
Mr.. Deyerle was an old and highly
citizen of Montgomery, and for many years
a munster of the gospel Of the Methodist
Church, and has passed away peacefully,
though under distressing circumstances, to
a brighter home. He was buried at the old
Kent place, in Roanoke, on Tuesday, Ia
His age was sixty-seven years. es
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TIE WAY TIE JURY ORIGINALLY STOOD IN
AE WALwoRTH CAsE.-Tbe New York Er-
rs,s says: 1T may be mentioned in the Wax
orth case as an interesting fact that when
he Jury first met they stood as follows: For
JuIder in the first degree, eight; for MUIR
rr in the second degree, one; for acquttal,
aee. After some discussion, occupying
n" bonr and fifty minutes, they agreed upon
3" verdict lis it stands"
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zRATlc.-The New York correspondent

uFERATIc.-The New York correspondent
81 the Philadelphia Ledger says:
"TheIci> no mistake now in the announce
mrHt hat Miss Kellogg is about TO enter the
his of English opera managers, having just
si.ncd Il contract with Mr.. g. D. Hess, for
!nr!ly manager Of the Parepa Rosa company,
!" c"nlmence Il season early in September.
Among the artists engaged are Habelman,
Fakes. tenor and baSso, and Mesdames
Al"uIton and Van Zandt, as soprani. This
"Hi give Us three opera companies in all,
md all TO compete for public favor at one
nd the same time"
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WINCHESTER AND STRAsBuRG RAILROAD
winchester Times. ]-At general meeting
of the stockholders of the Winchester and
on erss1g Gs john Rng 5r WAS Rejected
Hopkins, Thomas Whitridge, and Hugh Sis
son, of Baltimore, and j. III. Sherrard and
George A. Hupp, of Virginia, directors.
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TIE PIMLICo FALL RAcEs-ANNUAL MEET
'G or THE MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.-The
rogranme for the annual meeting of the
aryIand Jockey Club at the Pimlco Race
purse in October next promises to possess
III same interest as any of those which have
fcreded it. The Dixie stakes have sixty
arce entries, including all the distinguished
us now figuring at Long Branch, Saratoga,
ri other pIaces-Tom Bowling, Springbok,
"low-Cruft. Wildidie, Count UOrsay,
.t'>hy. aud others. Over $l0, 500 are added
:. purses and in stakes Baltimore Sun.
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REPORTED SUICDE.-lLynchburg Ne,0s,
10th. I'VE learn from gentleman from
Lexington that Alexander Krous, member
of the Virginia Military Institute Board,
committed suicide at the Rockbridge Alum
Springs, on Monday last, by cutting bis throat
with razor. The deceased had been drink
commission Of the fatal act of self-destruc-
ton. Hewas native of Bohemia, and was
about forty years of age. ~.
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TnE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-San
'faonsco, July 9.--The proposed sale Of G..
T. Huntlngton's interest in the Central Pa
lc railroad has fallen through. The gene
aI terms OF the arrangement had been agreed
!i0n as announced, and The transaction was
liked upon as substantially closed, when
insisted upon unexpected col
T'rIal conditions, which the proposed pur-
.scls pcremptoriiy rejected.
The Central Pacific Railroad Company
~''r elected Leland Stanford. Z. +. Hunt
&%'"n, Mark Hopkins, Z. II. Miller, +.
!!..''nson. {. Il. Cummings, and William E.
'''"n directors for the ensuing year. The
o1iIty OF San Joaquin sues the Central Pa
TUG and Western Pacific Railroad Com
i1A!e, TO recover stock of the latter company
" The amount OF $4,000, for which the
IDS Of the county were given In exchange.
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he Petersburg appeal says "Georgc
wed Townsend has fallen into very com
' l'l u error at 10 the state frop which Gene
=" HosSer halls. He is South CaroliniaD,
s1 not Sirsinian, though he has large
lumber OF relatives residing in this city, and
a., cousin Of Rev. LeoDidas Rosser, ID. D.,
''l Colonel Thomas II. Rosser, of this city"
The Norfolk Virgintan proposes that a
mp Of instruction should be opened at
- '"t ~e FEan, and the volunteer companies
"t-k's drill.
Inc debt of the city of Alexandria is In
'vnd numbers $4,000.
'eaerson Davis attended the Long Branch
'''ss On Tuesday last.
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Mr.. J. G. Cannon has sold his paper, the
Farmyille Commonwealth, to j.. A. Ii. st.
Andrew & Co., the publishers Of the South.
side Virgnsan, Boydton, Va. The Com
p,on,pealh will hereafter be edited by MIR.
St. Andrew and Mr.. Charles E. Madison.
At the depot on Monday evening an eager.
looking man jumped from the tram ana
clasped a waiting woman in his arms. Hea-
yens! my wife!D said he. Mercy! my
rufles!" said she; which showed what both
were thinking of.-Danbury Ne,os.
The Roanoke Times learns that on last
Tuesday evening Mr.. Pat. Coon, of Cave
Spring, was gored by bull so seriously that
his life is despafred of.
A New York World correspondent has
had ious but very uDinterssLing interview
with the Shah of Persia.
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LIGHTNING.RODS.

r IGHTNING-RODS.- are prepared
IL TO put up MUNsoN's weI-known 7 uBULAA
COPPER LIGHTElNG-RODs, FOR which We nave
been sole agents for the last i've years. Orders
promptly aud faithfully attended TO.
Also sole agents for 7OIEoPHESE OIL, when
100 rees and the finest oil for safety on Inc
n.y. j: K. SOUNPCAsTLE& CO., I. !. II
$50 Broad street, between Eth and Sixth,
NH % e. ~ : kicfnonn. Va
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PROSPERITY OF acknowledgements
ence Norfolk Journal -Staunton is de-
cidedly the most progressive place l have
happened on for a long time. AT the end OF
the war she had population Of about 1000,
which is now increased to upwards of 1000.
The institutions for the deaf, dumb. snd
blind, the lunatic asylum, together with i've
large female schools, throw, at least million
Of dollars into circulation in the city. In
addition to this the iron business Is being
rapidly developed in its vicinity. Immense
capital has been invested in that interest here
in the last few years, one man alone having
invested 100000. Just on the suburbs OF
the city bed of the finest ore has recently
been discovered, and has been leased from
the owners by a wealthy party of capitalists
or, q large ROYALTY.
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NORTH BRITISH
In AND
MERCANTILE Iss SE AZ COMPANY,
LONDON AND EDINBURGH, a. B. z

limited SsaGrs over COO deposited with fRe
Treassuer OF Virginia, $50 eco In unfsed ssatea
Having been appointed agenta 10 the aboye-naHed
ccTnfany twe are pgepaFed 20 Stssa0 its policies
against Toss or damage by nre on buildings rere
chandse, ard personal property of all Kinds o tae
n Loses eaaltsSis adjusted and promptly paid.
-, 2. y. MOI N asasEs a! Il s s,;:
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GETTYSBURG KATALY SINE Wa
~ TER.-The United States Dispensatory, the
authorized record of our Materia Medica, classes
this water with the most renowned alkaline or
donated springs Of Europe. Tt far excels any olher
Known In Its self-presery1pg properties !tdoes not
9y aIv hna IT, f s nower
to dissolve the urates or so-caed chalk formations
in the body or on the limbs and jonts This the Get
tysb1rg Katalysiue Water has done in hundreds Of
instances. GOVT, RHEUMATIsM, NEURALGIA, DYs-
PERSIA, GRAVEL. DIABETES, KIDNEY and URINARY
DISEASES generally have yielded to its influence. 1t
has restored MUSCULAR POWER to the paralytic,
cured ABDOMINAL 'DRoPsY, and given healthy &C
ton TO the TORPID LIVER. 1t has cured CHRONIC
pIARRHdsA, PILES, CONSTIPATION, ASTHMA, CA
TARRH, DISEASES OF THE SKIN. GENERAL DEBILI-
TY and NERVOUS PRosTRxrfoN from MENTAL and
PHYSICAL ExCEssEs. All these by the bottled wa
ter. It Ii powerful antidote for EXCESSIVE EAT
ING or drinking. Ii correctstfe stomach, promotes
digestion. and relieves the head almost nediately
Pamphlets containing history of the Spring, re-
ports from eminent physicians and medical writer's,
marvellous and well-atested cures, and test monals
from distinguished citiZens will be furnished and
sent by NAH on application to- - tlHCli. TrrtFE
; - WHITNEY 'BROT HERS, General Agents,
227 south Front street, Philadelphia, Va.
GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY. CO.
f-#
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me- MALAGA .WINE.-Just received,
direct from Malaga, a hpgshead of tho finest wine
G.. Muscatel " grown there OSCAR ckANZ.t
,saf.4. ~. ~ ff-i Eif -S1-
jys,lw .ar.o, Il So. - 80. :,
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AssETs. 1861
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ORNEW YORK.-OID' DO SfEh
Il MINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY. ssaaaliea1s
The ade-whcel steamships OLD DOMINION,
WYANOKE, ISAAC BELL, SARATOtfA, Nj
RaAKA, ALBEMARLE, and HATTERAS leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and Rtchmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
at o'clock r. NJ.
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY ut high tide. &. ~ $50.
saloons, state-rooms, and Bathrooms.
The fare, Accommodations, and attention are uli-
surpassed. So: tz t
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made except actual
EXPENSES Incurred a. 81 - 49,
Close connections made with steamers Tor al
southern and European ports.
For further Information, apply to
GEORGE w. ALLEN Il CO., Agents,
No. 8 Governor street.
Captain GEORGE W. ALLEN.
JOHN II. MAYER. 80 ttsl 81 app
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RoARp1Na no ,RE. Had in THE

RoARUING 70 ;BE HAD I'm THE
~ - ls. MOUNTAINS. 81
II Wish % get twelve Or ffsHen persons to 0AHD
- my FAMILY das.pg tle simmer months MY cd-
paauce 10 lt Franklin Courthouse, In one OF the
mosE nealsay sections OF the STALE Persons dtsirN
B 70 COME 20 the mountains wslf be Recommendations
oh loe ~ asrn5 byaPptySng at once. ReseiertEs
gwen u desired, Address = s. 800 ssf s .
90 - MES. u. J.HAIE, Rocky Mount, H
i CIV Franklin county, va.
10 ANsON's HOrEL.-This comfortable
~ house, loca.ed st Central depot. Atlantic Mis-
sssippi and Ohio failrusd feenesy county, vs..
having been furnished with new furrisslfe IA now
open f0tz&fe accommodation or the trnyrIIiro nuh
lie. Special attention 10 visitors to New Rivsr
White Salphnr Springs. Personal attention given
20 Qassengets. ID LEs. .t Fs,.s tI8IEs.. -
je 2sslm 49, W. B. RANSOM, Proprietor
"A FTON ,HOUsE.-T This pleasant summer
IA resort, which cannot be exceIled by any place
In the mountains for beautiful views, dry, pure
fst. iTEfms. 80 per month cidre1 aud servants,
- s 9: d. aJoDLoE 6 co., Alton, Va, I
: my A1d7n# Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. d
SEA-sIDE RESORT .-COBB's HOTEL,
~ COBR'S ISLAND, v1RGTNIA.-Now open for
the reception Of visitors, n fe well known for It's
excellent and safe sarf-hsthing, good fishing, &c.
- TERMS: 90 per day, sls per week, 800 per month
Through tickets from Norfolk to the islands.
ROUTE: From Norfolk 10 Cherrystons b. steamer
n: 2: Banks, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
g Am. t ttisEs COBB EROTHERSX co. m
1e 21-lm Cherrystone, Virginia.
Enquirer copy Two weeks daily.
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AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
5oSas oest Eed Ash Anthracite, Cumberland and
w xn;aS, nin GOAL at summer prices. All coal
%sghed and full weight guaranteed Ialso have on
pt,a Lehgii FOUNDRY Lump which Twill sell cheap
aI wen % e1amine my coal before purchasing else
"nsre. y. 3. f7l2 Dock street. =
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WOOD! WOOD! COAL one hundred
wv and fifty cords good dry nine NflflD ,vh,ch
am seiiing at "a per cord on the Basin bank also
~, LS OF an descriptions at summer price Per-
SONS ID want will please give rne CALI -
~, X. q. GARY, No. lis Eighth street,
= - ckpfI Lam
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS. 4s$FT&
SAILING FROM NEW YORK -. 4.
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

+. -.sr-t sAlLlN6 tRObl NEW f1O6A s{g
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
RATES: - EE
CABIN PASSAGE-PAYABLE IN GOLD.
To Liverpool, Glasgow, Londonderry, or
Queenstown anu 300
To london so and 10
To Paris Northumberland. 20 aud 80
To Hayre Hamburg, Antwerp .......... 90 and 50
To Bremen, Gothcnburg, Christiania, :,
&C.,. " ouu o.
N. B.-Cabn rates for Wednesdays steamers pay
able In CURRENCY ~ -s1 =
sTEERAGE-PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Glasgow, Liverpool, Queenstown, Or a..
Londonderry, to-. 6S9 LIum poS
Hamburg. Havie, Antwerp, to....."... ~ from Ss
Bremen, Gotheubnrg, &C., to-. as rom 40
Passengers booked 10 and from railway stations
or seapoTts in ENGLAND, Ireland Scotland. Norway,
Sweden, Denmark: Germany, France, Holland, Bel.
GUM, and the United States, - = ssatsts.
Passengers booked DIR CT from Palermo, Genoa,
Gessina, and Trieste to New York r. '|
For further infGrmatiop apply TO
I.. HENDERSON BROTHERS, n.
Rowling Green, N. X, or
GEORGE w. ALLEN d Co, AgenE,
apl7 3Goyernor street, Richmond, Va
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JAMES RIVER sTEAMBoATSsSEn.I
" COMPANY u =

W
Tickets ON sale on steamers and at Cartier Co.'s
through. Freight received 6sily for Boston, Nor
folk and Portsmouth, and regular landings on
james river, from a. al. to r. Nj. I'll ..ls .ss3l,
Freight for way Landings must be prepaid.
.es LIB. TATUsf, Generai Agent.
once: Coinpany's wharf, Rockets; branch Of
Gee, Ninth and Main streets. ~ ~ jt les
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-17
5UMHEcNg -.


& THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u Second Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada. in and for the County of OrrGsby.-MARY
KEMP. plaintiff. VS.. JOHN KEMP, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District of the State of Ne vada, in
and for the County of Ormsby. and the COM
plant filed in said County of orsby, in the Office
of the Clerk of said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to JOHN
KEMP, defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State CT Nevada. in and for the
County of OrInsby, and 70 alswerthe complaint
filed therein, on or before the first Monday il
November, A. D. 1873.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of divorce from the bonds Of matrimony here
tofore and now existing between you and said
plaintiff; and q decree that plaintiff have the
guardianship, education. and control OF
ELIZA ANNA KEMP, aged three years the
daughter of yourself ard her. Said plaintiff
than two years since; and that you have failed,
for more than two Years, to support her or said
child: all Of which more fully appears from her
complaint OIL file in said Court.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff viii apply to said
Court for the relief prayed for in her complaint.
Given UIid r my hand. and the seal
&saEI Of the District Court OF the Second
S&ASr Judicial District of the State Ct Neva-
da. in and for the County of ornsby. this 5th
day of August i'll the year of our Lord one
Thousand ight hEndret! and seventy three.
7. ]. EDWARDS. CleIk.
THOMAS WELLS, Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
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SHER;FF'S SALE.
VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

EDH VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE AND
ID order Of sale issued out Of. and under the
seal of the Hon. Second Judicial District Court
i'll aid FOR the County of OTmsly and State OF
Nevada on 4 jud glneit rendered therein in favor
of WILLIAM SHARON and against E. D.
SWEENEY. THOMAS ROCHE JOHN d. Bt OK
LEY, PETER ROCHE, PATRICK ROCHE,
NICHOLAS ROCHE and JOSEPH SHAFER, on
the third day Of September, A. d. 1873, FOR the
sum of Nine Thousand One Hundred and Tween
ty-eight fS91asi dollars, with interest on Six
Thousand tS6,0U0l dollars from September third,
i D. 1878, until paid, st the rae OF two t2l per
cert. per month in gold coin OF the United
States till paid together with the costs OF suit
taxed at Two Hundred ard NiIety-nine '6-luO
1888 80 dollars With accruing cost, amounting
to So 10 and all costs that may hereafter accrue
all in gold coin Of the United States. and TO lae
directed commanding ne TO sell, according to
law the said real estate. hereafter described, 10
satisfy the said judgment. costs and accruiEg
costs; and in pursuance thereof have LEVIED
rpnn and will expose at public sale to the high
est and best bidder ut the Court House door,
IN the Town Of Carson City, county and state
aforesaid, on
Monday, the 6th day ofOctober, AID. 1873
between tie hours Of Q \. II and ; P. NJ, to
Wit: 1T one O'Clock p. NJ, to satisfy the said
Judgment, interest. costs and accTUnS costs
aforesaid, all tie right, title, interest and claim
the debtors have CT had at the time SAID ladS-
IGent was rendered or at any time thereafter O.,
in and TO the following described real property,
to wit: Those certain tracts, pieces and par
GELS CT land situate. lying and being II the
County OF OrInsby, State OF Nevada, described
according to the public surveys of the United
States as follows to wit: The southwest quar-
ter of Section twenty eight, the southeast quar-
ter of Section twenty-Eine, and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter OF Section
thirty-ore (3I. all being in Township fifteen
l5l north OF Range nineteen tl9l east, Monte
Diablo base and meridian, together with saw
mill house and buildings on the forty (i0)
acre tract last described, known as Swift's Sta
ton and Mill together with all and singular
the t.ue,uents, hereditaments and appurte1anccs
belonging to the said lands or any part thereof,
or in ary wise appertainin5 thereto.
S. T. SWIFT,
Sheriff.
Carson, Sci te-nber 18th. !. D. 1873.
Seli-IW3w
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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT i. MAR

i GARET McGRAW, a married woman and
wife of Thomas McGraw, OF Carson City, Orms-
by county, State OF Nevada, viii make applica-
ton to the District Court of the Second Judicial
of the State Of Nevada. i'll and for Ormsby couI-
y, at the Courtroom of said Court in said Car
son City. on the twenty fifth day of September
4. d. 1873, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon
of said day. or at such future time as the Court
may appoint, for all order of said Court permit
ting me to carry on the business of Hotel or
Boarding House KEEPING, buying and selling
wines and liquors AZ wholesale and retail, and
buying and selling real estate. in said county
in my own Lame and Oh my Cwrs acct unit as sole
trader. MARGARET MCGRAW.
Carson. August -. 1873. au21-I,nT
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S 2 6 8 90 o

Io.91I Gotd Coin Gifts .ete
ONE CHANCE IN LESS THAN TEN FOR 4
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS
Proceeds Of the sale OF tickets az the Eastern
agencies Will remain Oh deposit with WELLS,
FARGO II CO.. Bankers. - Broadway. Now
lark Iirt!l after the distribution and pay-nent
Of gifts.
TICKETS s.. HALF TICKETS So so
For sale at Geo f Brownies 924 Broadway
Uartz < Levy. 1I3I broadway; Nsnuevecr's,
ror. Colrt and Fulton streets, brooklyn; l. W
Shear. -, Fulton street
A BROWN. Agent.
81 Broadway and Exchange Court Room E
Mail oIisrs and applications for sSenc-es IN
in other cities TO be addressed 10
G. ALEXANDER K co.
Eastern Managers, FostoItze Cox No. 80, New
York.
WELLS, FARGO ~ CO.. Bankers, Viz
nia City. Nevada
Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts can be col
lectei through Banking Houses, or Wells, Fargo
x Co. : Express.
All communications connected with the Con
cert and all orders for Tickets, and applications
O. AGENTS to sell Tickets should be addressed to
d. L. BLANCHARD, Manager.
Virginia City, Nevada.
JOHN D. KERSEY, Agent, Carson City.
au1-td