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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
buckeye.

Sinking tho main incline is making
rapid hsadway. It is expected that a
depth Of 100 feet below the 550.foot sta.
ton will be reached in about eight days
more, when il Is the intention 10 open n
new station and start n drift to cut and
prospect the ore vein. A Wine has
been sunk on the ledge 100 feet south Of
the 550.foot station. which Is down 90
feet. the bottom in fine quartz and ore.
The prospects are excellent for the open
ing Of q good mine on the next level be-
low
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
Julin.

Sinking the main shaft Is going stead.
lily forward, the bottom in ine.appear-
ing ledge material. Tho main south
west drift on the l500-foot level is rapidly
advancing. the face in quartz and por-
phyry. carrying some fino streaks OF ore.
The main southwest drift on tho 400
foot level is also making good progress.
the face in q much better character OF
quartz and orc. The face OF the cross.
cut from this drift Is also In q much
more encouraging quality OF quartz.
Everything in and about the n inc is
working splcndidly. and the chances arc
that the Julia may find paying bodies OF
ore almost any day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
MINING SUMMARY.
Fer the week Eadiag Dee. o. 1879
Latest Official Mining News

The stock Market ssn-rhe Mises
all kixht-Censslidstsd v,rgiata
Dividend ei,oso,ooo = Yield Of
Rslehsr fsr No vember sit0.ooo-
The Consolidated vtrgtnia and
Ophir to Resume the Extraction
OF ore In u Few Days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
0iobe Consolidated.

1toUo SonSSstoSsoWs
Work at the third station 10 confined
to driving tho drifts on the course Of the
vein. In tho south drift the ledge IL i6
feet wide. the rock ~assaying from ~ to
Sl5 per ton. Tho ledge running south.
west Is In ino ledge material, giving
average Of $50 60 per ton. with every
indication Of running into n paying
chimney OF orc. AL that Ii wanted IL
good pumping machinery for sinking
deeper, in order to make the Globe first.
class property. rs the indications and
location arc the most fattering. No
change in the adit level in the south
DRIFT. Plans and specifications are bsng
dnwn for pumping machinery Of the
best and most powerful description.
This Is just what tho mine needs, and
will make II. without doubt. .
first.class mine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
Chollar.Potssl.

Daily yield CO tons Of ore, the nsssy
value Of which is sac per ton. The
main drift on the l250.foot level ID stea-
Oily advancing to the southwark. the
face in hard porphyry. The face Of tn.
main south drift on the 1350-foot level
Is in much softer ground and Is making
better progress. No changes OF value
in any part Of the mine. sinking the
now combination shaft 10 making steady
and favorable progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
Utah.

Alarss force Of worknsn are at pres.
emit employed on the new hosting
works. which are being pressed to com.
plstion with all the energy possible. II
Is cIpectsd that everything will be In
good working condition again In . very
short time
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

Still driving ahead. and prospecting
the ledge from the bottom Of the Wine
225 feet below the main tunnel level.
The cross~cut Ia In 20 feet. but has not
yet reached the foot-wall; the face 10
still in favorable vein matter. carrying
large punches Of hns looking quartz.
The south drift 10 In l5 feet alss In q
very promising character Of ledge ma
terial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL 70 rur coin mLL pAILr NM
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

Sinking the main incline is making
steady and favorable progress. Driving
the main north drift on the l700.foot
level. and the combination drift on the
2o00.foot level, IL making good pro.
grsss without any material change In
either To report.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

Fears for she Safety OF she lee A..
geies-A stsaner seat 70 search
for de.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
North Carson.

This mine has shown decided I'M
provement during the past week, espe-
oialiy In tho winze below tho upper tun.
mel, the bottom OF which has run into q
body or seam Of ore over ten feet in
width. This orc Is superior to any
heretofore found in the mine, being
moro Of the regular Comstock charac-
ter, such as il found in the upper work.
ings. Tho lower tunnel Is to be pushed
ahead more vigorously than ever, with
an increased forca Of hands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

Sinking the new shaft is going ahead
as usual. the bottom in good blasting
ground. The main west drift. on the
iO00.foot Lowell, Is steadily advancing.
the face In ledge material Of q very
favorable character. No changes Of in
tsrest In either the north or south drifts
ON the 7OO-foot level Of tho old shaft.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

T..lsrrs'.',oetoiaryeoe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
Kennebee.

The above new mining company fled
its articles OF incorporation in the Office
Of the County Clerk at San Francisco,
day before yesterday. Object: To buy.
sell, work and develop mines and min.
ing claims In the State Of nevada. Di-
rsctorsJ. Ross Browne. Charles T.
Bolts. Z. d. Marsh, Charles l.. Weller
and A. Brisachsr. Capital stock, &c.,
nm mn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

Owing To the swelling Of the ground.
crushing In the timbers. and the amount
Of water met with. the main west drift
at the 400-foot level has not progressed
quite % fast as could DO wished. requir-
ing constant repairs and retimbering,
but tho face Ia now In mor reliable
ground and better advancement 10 made.
Some splendid streaks Of quartz. clay
and other vein matter are now being
passed through. aud the indications are
that the main ore vein IL not far distant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
II~uspsriAi.E Empire.

Daily Yield so tons Of ore. This ore
10 extracted from the ore breasts on tho
l930.foot level. The ore Is not Of quite
NO favorable q character as for some
time past, the rich portions being In
streaks and spots. and the general aver
age value lower. The Developments.
however. may yet lead to other and
more valuable bodies than any yet de-
vsloped. The prospecting drifts ON the
2000-foot level are steadily advancing.
with no new features whatever to re-
port.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
rMG HOME MUTUAL

TINE NOME MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Is sss q tAs is.ai.s osiisrni. companies.
rhsir business From The fssiAs oosss saessds
ths. sf any etA~ company. local. farsi0 o.
Eastern, and he loses sustained ta this disss-
sreus e~esaAsrsi,oa can b net without impair
Ing shsir capital or ussfuissss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
Yellew Jacket

Driving the north and south drifts.
from the bottom OF the wines on the
l940-foot level. Ia making good progrsss.
II will probably take four or Eve weeks
ret to complete q connection between
the two. Nothing new Of any other por-
tion OF the mine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
OvermRn.

Tho main south DRIFT, on tho o00-foot
level, 10 steadily advancing, the face in
soft ledge material The main south
drift, from the bottom Of the Wine. On
the li0O.foot level. Is steadily advancing
at the ratio Of four feet per day. Tho
main west drift on the llO0.foot Is also
making good progress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09
Gold NH.

Daily yield, 25 tons per day from the
south ore body. The company have
leased the woodvillo mill, aud to.mor-
row the Hope mill will commence u n
ming Oh gro from this mine. There arc
now about GOO tons OF ore In the dump.
and as soon as milling facilities will
justify. the amount Of ore extracted will
Be- largely increased. there being plenty
OF Il In the mine. The north drift Is
now being pushed ahead toward n
other good ore body known to exist In
that direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-09

Sinking the shaft is making splendid
progress, the bottom in good sinking
ground. Il il now down $50 feet. The
main west drift on the 800 foot level Is
steadily advancing. the face In soft por.
phyry with strong indications OF soon
reaching the ledge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

Police CoUBr1i 1iEsrEBDAg4-Police Jaatjce
White berg uswe1l, Justice w. Hall Crew
presided over his court yesterday. rs ~ :
Alfred Harris 4coloredA charged with as
saulting and beating his wife, Ida Harris,
was fned 50. ............-..aY-
Caroline Anderson, guilty Of using pro-
fame and indecent lang;hge in the street,
was fined ;9s5J,lsnd sent to Jail in default Of
payment. .
Tazewel Corr, guilty Of stealing one coat,
from Thonns Barring, was sent torJail for
thirty days,
George Williams ana Isaac Price were
charged with stealing four bars ofpig.iron,
valued as $500 from the Tredegsr Iron
Works. Price was sent TO jill for sixty days;
Williams was sent to the grand jury, this
being his second oasnee Of petty larceny.
The following parties were tued for being
drunk: Lewis Lap1sa4h, $3.50 Morris Wells,
Thomas Dobbns, chomls johnson (colored).
J. W. Uranium, and Benjamin Thompson,
81 eacSa
Robert Howell aud Salie.. Smith were
charged with uniswfully receiving two umr
brellas, the property of A. A. Allen u Bro
ther, knowing the same TO have been stolen.
The case Was continued until to-day.
Fssming Gary (colored},. CHARGED With
threatening te,cut Angelo Coutiuello with .
kn16e, was tipsds2 and required to gives sure
ty' IL the sura,of $50. Sent to Jail In DEFAULT
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eide that it was. II 80, 1t caunot be com.
puted in estimating the aggregate provable
cloims against the debtor, at least as TO half

| ciue tNat IL WAY. II so, IL c1nn0G De com
puted in estimating the aggregate provabl,
cfoims against the debtor, at least as TO hal
Ct iis.amouDt. g. liG
The amendment Of June, 1874, and section
% OF the original act, must be taken together
Section % does not use the word Fraud
1t simply declares that preference taken
from a<debtor, when reasonable cause ex.
isted for believing that he was 'insolveRt,
shall not be proved, &c., until be has sur
rendered The property received under the act
OF preference. The same section provides That
where the validity of any claim is doubted
by the judge, the proof Of 1t shal! be post
poned untifthe appointment of theassignee !;
which Is as much ~ to say that the debt is
not I'rouabie' at the date Of adjudication, in
whole or in part. The clause last quoted
from the 39th section provides that credit
or guilty Of "actual fraud" shall not be al.
lowed to prove for more than half Of his
debt; but if the23d section is to stana, this
proof for the moiety Of the deb. is
not admissible until after the assignee
Is appointed. / think, therefore, that the
debt cannot be received or cousted
as proved or as proTable until after the as.
sisnee shall have been appointed. A dobbt-
fHl cfaim cannot be considered as provable
untl after it has heen proved. For the par
pose. .eof.sdetermining the Jurisdiction of
the court, must refuse to treat the
claim Of Mcdowell & GO. as proodtIe
until it is prored In pursuance OF the pro-
visions of the 23d section. Whether it will
then be provaoe in whole, or only for o
moiety, is not material to the question now
to be decided, inasmueh as the number of
petitioning creditors IS sufficient to give
jurisdiction to the court to a0judicate upon
this petition, in either event. ,..t.I
decide, therefore, that sufficient num-
Der of creditors have joined in the petition,
aud that an order of adjudication must be
made. .r.....a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

TIE FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN JOSEPH B. GEN
TRY LARGE ATTENDANCE OF MAsoNs,
ODD FELLOWS, KNIGHTS OF PYTHlAS, AND
CITIzENs.-B Street Methodist church
was crowded to ovelflowing Sunday after.
noon with those who went there TO show in
what high esteem they held their friend,
relative, and brother, Joseph B. Gentry,
while living. In the body Of the church
were seated his brethren of Loge Frar caise
of Masens, Friendship Lodge Independent
Order Of Odd-FellowS, and Hines Lodge
Knights Of Pythas, OF all of which organi-
Zltions be was an active and influential men,
Der. The large number of each in attend
ance was matter Of general comment, and
we doubt if any three similar organizations
in the State ever, on a like occasion, brought
out so large number of members.
The officers aud employees Of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road, including Captain Warren Of the Pc.
tomac steamer, and Mr.. Scott, the company's
agent at Fredericksburg, attended in body,
and oy their bearing evfnced how deeply
they felt the loss of their friend and CON-
panion.
The Rev. DR.. Edwards, warm personal
friend of the deceased, preached most im-
pressiye sermon from the text, "There Is
but a step between me and DEATH" and, be-
sides speaking words of comfort to the be.
reaved family, urged his hearers, old and
young, to make personal application OF 1t
in their own individual cases. His tribute
to the integrity, business capacity, and moral
worth Of bis late friend, was cloquently ion.
pressiye, and taught the young OF The con-
gregation how much young man OF energy
and character in our community can accom-
plish by bis own efforts if only true to him
self.
The Rev. Mr.. Bledsoe, of Trinity church,
assisted in the services. =.
The body. which was due from Florida
(where Mr.. Gentry breathed his lasD.at 2:3O,
did not, owing TO an accident to tie traio,
reach the city until O'Clock, when it was
followed By vast concourse Of friends and
The brethren already named to Shockoe Hill
Cemetery, where it was inferred in the fam.
ily Ipt
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pERsoNAL.-Mr. J. B. Wood, genera man.
aper of the Buffalo Lithia Springs, NJ -ecklen-
burg county, is in the city.
Mr.. C. A. Taylor has been appo' .nted gene
raj freight and ticket agent on thf, Richmond, !,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad vice
Captain Joseph B. Gentry, licensed.
Mr.L.P. Ellis has been appointed auditor
on the same road,
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CHURCH TEs.-Sunday was bright aad
beautiful day, and the attendance at all the

CHURCH EorEs- Sunday was bright aat
| beautiful day, and the attendance at all th,
churches was unus,ratly large, .sH>ss ..
Attbe Centenary Methodist church Bishor
Doggett preached In the morning, and one
person was recefred by certifca.es ,-sytf
At the Broad.Street church two persons
were received in the morning by certificate.
There was no service at this churcs at nigh.
owing to the sickEess Of the pastor. -
At Trinity church three persons were re-
cefsed by certificate: ".f eig2g15,@ ."'u
At Sidney the Rev. W. W. Bsnne.t
preached in the morning, and there were
two additions by certificate and one bgl pro-
feSsion, making In aitseyes additions since
the recent religious meetings at this cbnrch
have been In progress. The meetings will
be continued during this week.
Bishop Doggett preached at Nicholson
Street church at q 2. NJ: :, 7 Ii -
at the Pne.Street baptist church two
persons were received into the fellowshipof
the church, one was restored, two were
bsptiZsd, and FIVE were received for baptism
during The day. Rev. S. e. Hutson, brother
of the pastor, occupied the pulpit in tba
At the First Baptist church the Rev. J. l..
Carroll, ,.ef Warrenton, Va.y preached in the|
morning. Dir. Carroll preached at the Sc.
cond church at night. - T.. ,,,l s.
AT The Seventh. Street -CheistiaB church
Rev. j. Il, Hu.son preached on Sunday night.
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DROWNED IN THE RlvER.-CoronerT Taylo
was notified yesterday morning that the
body of white man bad been taken out OF
the river near the brewery, He proceeded
to Rockets 10 view the body, but found that
the remains were in the county OF Henrlco,
and SO the duty was transferred to the county
authorities,
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FiRE-ALARM.-Th alarm Ct fire on Sun
day afternoon between 6 and I O'CLOCK,
sounded from Box %, was caused by the ex-
piosion of an oil.lamp in the house OF CO.
iored woman on Cary street between SiSp.
and Seventh streets. Damage trihlng.
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CoNucTs REsRETRscEn.-I the Circuit
Court OF Richmond yesterday, Primus Dod-
son. Heny Wiley, Eeter. Thomas, Harvey
harper, Joseph Stanley. Henry Wasbingtons
and E. r. Smith, Geo yicls who have hereto
I!ore served terms In. the penitentiary, were
tried auG4sentenced each to- Eve years addl-
tional. hnpsisonneat for their secondio of~
fapcas ..r.a -s....r r.T - IL Hw..s'F
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To-day at II AZ. was fixed by the Confer-
ence as the time for the manager of. the book
concern to make hs Verbal report. Il 4 - 80
On motion, Re7.G: b. Clark was LETT out
oftbe list Of appointments for the succeed.
iDs year. itE 43o#vt5 6ys..
Rev. Dir. Porter. Of The Methodist Episco-
pal church, and Rev. William Troy, OF the
Baplist church, visited the Conference du-
ring The day. .as3s4s}
2aOu motion, ev.sFelks Brown was ex-
peilediAe Conference for gross immoral con-:
duct. , ,.,,g, ,s,.,.s ,.t...s..F,.lst
Adjourned.
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rres OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH rAoE.L

REAerr3lADE CloTHISG.-in addition to. theiD
stock OF goods for their tailoring Department. e.
spEsex s. soS..,ase large apd well-assortea stock
OF Ready- made Clothing, including handsome
Prince Albert and Single breasted Frock Coats OF
kD z.ish Wors.sd and,a 1Sge variety or Cashmere
S,Jls ut all ls,sss ThQss stock Of White Vests -
vsry large, he>iudng several new styles just out.
Call at the c, ahpuse and examine their stock.
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UNITED9rA1Es CouRTs.--The United States
Circuit and District Courts will. commence
this ,moruing. The following petty Jurors
have been drawn 10 serve in both courts: z P. !.
n. Jones, o. M. Chandler, Rufus 8. Jones.
H. w. Hayf W,sD. Wright, j.. H.. Wilson,
N. C. Lacy, Lindsey Beverly, T. j Pretlow.
Jr., w. II. Johnson, S. L. AnnabIe, George
o. Wonder, p. 8. Traphagen, D! w. Boho-
non, W. Il. Chisholm. ". F. Sales. j. NJ B.
Stuart, David BIanferd, w.. H. Tinsley,
Charles Hunt, M. P. Rue, Ross Hamilton,
Charles W. Holland, and c. G. ,BlckiDgs. I
T be following grand jurors have been
sum noned to serve in the United State Cir.
cult Court: te '.11s tt2s
Joseph R. Anderson, John MarshaA. J.rP.
A. johnson, G.. W. Chewning,. fWiiiiam
B4yLy, A. p. Wilson, LomaX> Smith. Henry
W.-F'ebrey, Thomas Dwyer, Ell Redd, 81.
w. vVing6eld, W. r. Timberlake, c. P. Hig-
ginson, Robert WiFe, Richard Whitehead,
4. e. Rowe, p. T. Moore, q. L. Davis; A.-A..'
Alen,, l. P. Baldwin, William Colyin, d.
II. .Clurtiss, and Joseph Robinson. r,E.,. / In,
Tb e common law, esnity, appeal, and writ
Of error docket of the Circuit Court will be
calieg next Monday. '.' z - t''tEE q
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-Hgs TINGs CoURT, YEsE8RDAY.-The grand
ury Of the Hastings Court, through their fore
man, Moses Ellyson, Esq, yesterday made the
following indictments Cor felonies Archer
Whiting, breaking and entering the. stores
house Of the Southern Express Company,
and st ealing therefrom, certain goods Of E.,
7. GhesIey same, for second offence Of petty:
laroen!', in stealing siiper" watch Of the
VaNe Hof 81 from Frederick Smith; Sallie
johnson, Cheeny Brown, William Meret,
anal Martha Twine, stealing from. the person,
of Charles Whippert S2h25; John. Robin.
sou, ,,ior giving an order for one hundred and
fifty dollars on William T. Tay ior; Li,,ra a.
Payne attempting to utter the forged paper;
james. B. Montgomery, second pettylareeny,
stealth E one collar button, and one pair
sleeve. buttons, valued at $3.50. from some,
person, unknown George Williams, Sc
cona petty larceny, stealing one lot Of iron
OF the value of 90 from the Tredegar Com-i
paDy; Bradford Robinson, second pesty,lar-,
ccny, stealing one lot of brass Of the value Of
S12, tile property Of the Chesapeake and Ohio,
RaiIrc ad Company Tucker Coleman, 'steai-'
ing one lot Of rope OF the value Of S75, PROF.
perty Of Richmond Granite Company; = Leyi1
Samuels, receiving same knowing IL to, baye,
been stolen Richard. Begley, assaultiDg
and cutting Pleasant Mills; Moses Madison,
com, hitting adultery with Mary f. GloyeF;,'
iIar2y Il. Glover, same offence with Noses
Mad ison. ... ~. .Bu..s. y uElI
+ or Misdemeanors ID. d. GillOw, B., j.
Solo 'mon, aud w. S. Dunn, selling goods by
sam pie without license. '' ''.-''@3
In the case of L. Straher, charged with
sell ing by sample without license, not true-
bill was found. g
jHr. Dunn pleaded guilty, and was fined
$50 and costs. He: ought to have taken out
| a manufacturers license.
Mr.. Leigh K. Eage, City Attorney, pre-
eated the answer OF the City Council to the,
lie issued by Judge Guigon requiring,
m embers to show cause why nandanus
srIould not issus compelling them to fur
II sh such Jail as the law designates. . l.- =.
About forty judgments in civil cases were
entered By the court. s!.a..>..
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LADIES val not taIto visit the Paris Millinery
Company aad inspect tbeis elegant millinery
goods, noR ready. tOl7 and 1919 .M.in stree'ss
over Lew ErOtlierss. a,-t t"'s.t -
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBRs & WILLIAMS, III 2. M sFamed dsesi-a
ingNo TAI Nnth street, beyoad Leigh. -
H. MCCORMICK, 10 q. NJ, 1900 peach, appies
and pear trees.
JAMES 81. TAYLOR & SON, F. A., two ba.iea-
ing lots ON the sns,h side OF Grace street oo-
tween gsghtsea.h and Nineteenth.
C ,oK s. LAU6aTOS, 10 a. M.. W shsif ssss ssss
tion-rooms. general assortment Of hoaseao'N se
furniture.
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THRowN FROM HIS BUGG-f.-Mr. Il. b.
Lyme was thrown from hls. buggy yesterday
and was somewhat hurts
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NEW LAwss and oaGANDiks 1ust reseAred as
SYLCE BEoTHERS>. 49, t.ss 80 ~ IA
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PARAscSs. PAsAsoLs.-seeond sup9lSs Idst reS
ceiyed q. SYcLg BROTHERS. sr,a gs!,yt;igs3 ss3
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rarR- rorarHS FEEScHlpERcALEs only t2Ee,
wsrth fully s5c. at SycLE BRCgHERS.
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FIVE EEspREe, PIECES FRENCH. cAMBRtC and
rERcAhEs, from 2t.c. up, just opeued at sYcLE
BROTH3RS'. 9! ..E 81 rtE.l tts St18 80 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

Ty,,aJsB PRsSEs, fox cookiDg-two pounds for
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-06

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