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FROM SACRAMENTO.

Reception 81 senator Booth.
SACRAMENTO. May 9.-Senator Booth
arrived this morning. A special train,
conveying . number Of friends, awaited
his arrival at Rosoville and brought him
70 Sacramento. A large crowd vas as
ssmbled at tho depot. An informal re-
csplion at his residence followed, which
wa attended by many visitors.
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NMras. ATTENTION -somethlne new. The
New York Life Insurance COMPANY sow In.
ssrs miners. Apply 81 General Agency Once,
Rooms I and 3, Marys's Building, Virginia,
New. 10
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EASTERN DlSPLTCHRS
poMEsrIo MEWs.

N" uEIJuLT-7t1 sIIIFO D
s,sctAL 70 sas seCs ma sAnr usvs.
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Will Ixsibit AZ virgi.is Jspe isth,
18th and l5sh.
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COMB AND BR HEALED.

II matters not what your trouble may be,
rome and let the Doctor exsmine your case. IL
will coat you nothing for consultation, 90 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether The Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure you he
Will tell You 80; n not. he viii say 80, for he
viilnot undertake . cure unlcsr he IL conidcnt
Of Affecting the came,
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DIR. A. B. SPlNNEY,
Has Removed to No. 1888 South Q

Street, Virginia, opposite Champlain House.
DE-. Spiuney, well known throughout the
country 80 Q pathologist and Psychologist,
whose suecossful treatment OF certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements do
servedly eutitle him To the familiar recogni.
tion Of the GREAT SPECIALIST, would re-
specially inform the citizens Of Virginia City
and Vicinity that his Increasing patronage de-
handing moro commodlous apartments, he has
removed to his new ofiiee. No. iss South q
strset, Virginia, seven doors north OF tbs
French Drug Store, where he will he pleased
10 consult with all, thus giving invaiids an op-
portunlty OF Kidding themselves. through. his
professional agency, OF snch constitutional an.
noyances aud ailments o. he claims 10 compass
and 10 cure. Without entering Into b,opraph.
zeal detAils. Il 10 suffciert to rimply promul.
gate the fact that DIR. SPfNSRY'S earliest
reputation may be traced back tn hls inangu.
ration and conduct Of the Montreal Canada
Easp Medical Institute. The regime OF the
English Pharmaceutical Colleges u gagged by
an elevated standard. An extended experience
and an asslduous study OF the varied phases
Of disease enables him 10 guarantee assurances
OF success In the eradication Of the multiform
chronic affections incident TO both sexes. such
a. Nervous Debility, Exhausted vitality.
Youthful Excerscs, Marriage lmpediments.
and Chronic diseases generally.
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Observation-Disclosures cone
andsss. fT|Y |
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TO II LADIES.

DIR. sPINNEY, while naturally impressed
with the delicacy Of the subject, feels NO hesi.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
suffcrings, such o. Nervousness, Neuralgia.
spinal Weakness, Loss OF Appetite, lassllude,
Prolapsus uteri, Retr0yertionr or Dlsplace-
mont OF the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities. LEU
eherrsa, Dyspepsis. Indigestion. Constipation.
and many petty. Irritating distractions that
almost Invariably have their origin In the utter
Inc region, he can Afford them Immediate relief.
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Fatally Injured.

CALAIS, Me-. May l0.-signor Wan
banna. the sword swallowsr. while per.
forming last week cut himself internal.
ly. inflammation ensucd, and he died
last evening.
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We have somehow learned to make a
difference between those Obligations
which we owe TO one another a. men,
and those which we owe TO the Govern
ment and 10 corporations. These li"as
are not whit more prevalent among o.
ice holders and directors than they are
among voters and stockholders. Men
are not materially charged by beng
clothed with office and power. The rad
icsllv honest man is Just As honest IN Of
fee as he is GU, OF it. Corrupt men are
the offspring Of q corrupt society We
all need STRENGTHENING up. The lines al
orr morality All need to be drawn tight
o.. There is not aman who ls wiling 10
smurCle, and TO see customs officers be-
tr.v tbeir trust while he does II; wiling
to receive the results Of the sharp practice
Of directors Of corporations IN which ne
has An interest; willing 10 receive the
nstrorage Of the Government IN the s1e-
r,.ioD ofschcmes not based IN absolute
necessity; willing to take An eIoFbilaht
price Tor a piece OF property sold to the
Government or 10 s corp"Tation, VINO Is
~ 70 b, trusted with otli,c. Whom We
have said this. We have given the "Ip.s-
nation of all our pubic snd corporate
corruption, and shown why 1t is 50 G'ii-
cult to get any sres; trust msUaced non,
estlv. Allthis official corruption ! based
on Popular co-rupuon-loose ideas OF
honesty as they are neid by the popular
mind; ard we can hope fer no reform IN
Ill We are better based as q people IN lie
everlasting principles of equity and rIsht
doing. l; We would have the stream
clear, we must cleanse the fountain
Dr. u. Holland; Scri5uer fo, Norsm5tr.
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at Halifax, and in Scotland, at Edin-
burgh, more than a hundred years be.
fore. The Scotch people had called 1t
THE Maiden"
1t is q dreadful machine, and does very
quick work, as know; for | have myself
seen mans head taken off by it; and |
never wish to see such sight again.
And now, why do you suppose have
run over this bloody bit OF history
Only as sort of introduction to two OF
your good triends-s man and a woman,
who lived in Paris through all this time
of blood, and who yet have written the
most charming and pleasant stories for
children that are anywhere to be found
in the French lannuage.
You know them both in English.
Who the writers were, and what the
stories were, must tell you some other
month -DonqH 6. Mitchell. 81. Nicholas
fOg' Nor.
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Wonderful Memories.

Plinv SAYS that Cyrus had menory
o prodigious that he could name every
/ officer and soldier in his armies; and that
Lucius Scipio knew every Roman citizen
! by name when that city contained more
than two hundred thousand capable OF
bearing arms. Seneca speaks of friend,
Pontius Latro, who could repeat rerbatsn'
all the speeches he had heard acclaimed
bv Roman orators 1t Is said that Joseph
Scaliger committed to memory both the
Had and the OdysSsy.in twenty one days.
Sir William Hamilton tells Us Of young
Corsican of good family who had gone to
Padua to study civil law, in which be
soon distinguished himself. "He was Il
frequent visitor at the house and gardens
OF Muretus, who, having heard that ne
possessed remarkable art or faculty OF
memory, though incrsdulous in regard to
reports, took occasion TO request from
him specimen Of his power. He at
once agreed; and, having adjourned with
considerable party Of distinguished aud
itors into q saloon, Muretus began to die
tate words, Latin, Greek, bsrbarous, sig
niticant and no significant, disjointsd and
connected until he wearied himself, the
Young man who wrote them down, and
the audience who were present;-'we
were all, he says, 'marvelously tired
The Corsic:lu alone was the one OF the
whole company alert and fresh, and con-
tinuslly desired Muretus for more words,
who declared he would be more than sat-
istied if he could repeat the half OF what
he had taken down, and at length ne
ceased. The Young man, with his gaze
fixed upon the ground, stood silent Tor a
brief season; ond then say. Muretus, NIdl
fac,Dus mirifcissimum. Having begun
to speak, he absolutely repeated the whole
words in the same order in which they
had been delivered, without the slightest
hesitation; then. commencing from the
last. he repeated then backward till he
came to the first. Then, again, 50 that
ne spoke the first, the third, the fifth. and
so on: did this in any order that was ASK
cd and all without the smallest error.
Having subsequently, become familiarity
acquainted with him, have had other
and frequent experience Of his power.
He assured me land he ma nothing OF the
booster in HIM that he could recite IN
the manner | have mentioned 10 the
amount OF thirty.sI thousands words.
And what il more wonderful, they al so
adhered 10 the mind, that after year
interval he could repeat them without
trouble. | know, from having tried him,
he could do So after considerable time. --
T.. ). Drou.; Scrtbner for November.
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- Nicholas for November.

st. Nicnolas begins its third volume
with q telling number-fre'h, light,
varied. healthy. 1t contains some TWEEN
ty-fve interesting contributions It gives
II. articles from more than dozen Of
the hes, writers in the country. In the
excellence and variety OF lis comforts, As
a single number it could hardly be sur
passed. Il crowds story by one strong
writer with an instructive sketch or II
dainty poem by another. From Mr..
Brook -eriel The Boy Emigrsnts -
which is Just begun and promises an
amazing store of adventure-to the
rhyrne Of the Little Dutch Gretchen
with is quaint little picture, It would
be hard to find single dull or com.
monplace article. There are poems by
Mrs. Dodge, Lucy Larcom and Celia
Thaxter: stories by }. 7. Trowbrdge,
Hsrrie. Prescott Spotiord, Susan Coolidge,
Allows. Algcr; and sketches by kete ,ca
Harding Davis and Donald &. Mitchell.
Then. too. the talk about "Alligators.
the bit OF Botany in How Plants Crow
from Seeds, the funny poems Of Ten
Little Country Boy,' and The Reform
cr with their illustrations, and lastly,
the paper on the collection of Po-ioge
s,smps-aud these viii surrey interest
any boy or girl who reads Them while
iu,, rs surely will the Very Little
Folk" be delighted with Christina T..
Rosscntis Alphabet from England
with its rollicKing pictures by II, l..
stephens.
And thta:tistic merit Of the number i
equal to the literary The illustrations
generally are very beautiful; the fronts
piece-a reproduction Of SIR Joshua
Reynolds portrait Of penelope Boothby
is wonderfully fine. Among the most
notable Of the other pictures are the H.
lastra;ions to Mr. Brooks serie! by
Thorna. Moran and W. l.. Shepard and
the very comicsl drawings By Frank
Beard.
Jack in-thc-pulpii, The Letter Box
and the Riddle Box bring with them,
A. usual. a generous fund of amusement;
and altogether, the November number OF
i. Nicholas Is one of the very best issues
Of thi. uncqualed magazine for children.
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I'm Ia dOCtTina Christian"
Dice 81 quiutO, no ualar:
Pr!p ia genie AliOn>iut,
PDr mic!o do no Pecar,
I.,uc uu ScpiO que aNrNlna'
Which rendered literally IL
In the Christian doctrine
says the NTH commandment, DO not
Kill,
But the AIfonsist gentry,
For fear of not SHINING,
Have a sixth: 30 thou assinnai".
A. the Catholics have omitted the in
convenient second Commandment, the
sixth has become the f;ih. The pan on
the Dlque DO SeIto's name j. VERY tell
ing, as the last line may also be read IN
Span ish. Have SaXtu, who assassinateS.
| cAnno. yyucA tor the tru,hfullness
OF al the details Of this horrible story.
But there seems no doubt that the officer
came home at night and found Alfonso
and the Duque De ScXto III tho company
of his wife and daughter, and be was
shot by one Of them and the body dispcs-
Ell Of secretly; that the maid servant and
her lover nave suddenly disappearedi
and the wife and daughter have been Sc
crc,ly conveyed TO Bayonnc; that the
Judge died by violence; that thef" has
been no iudicial investigation Of the vii
hanv; that there Is intense feeling IN the
community; that the papers have been
profoundly silent; that several persons
have been imprisoned for talking OF the
suhiect: that Canovas del Castillo, the
Prime Minister, has resigned; and that a
radical change has been made IN the
Ministry in liberal direction in the
hope Of warding OF revolution.
The Young King appears 10 b. gong
the way Of his mother. As Is customary
in Spain, those who Surround the ooyeT-
e,cn try to govern INN by his passions
50, 1t j. said, Amadeo vas ruined ana
the peace OF his family destroyed.
They sow the wind and reap the whirl'
wind. The corruption in high places
and in low Is appalling. From the
crows of the head to the sole OF the
foot there is no soundness in them.
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wheeling. ". Va, April :, 1875.
UlIiE CHARTER OF THE FIRE .AND
Marine Insurance Company Of Who'll
INK. expired April /, 1873, and us uncApiir-
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Peabody Insurance Company OF " noel
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FIRED GRANT cant make speech,
saws an exchange. Nc, of course not.
Il is hardly once in century that the
father and the son are 10th great orctors.
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DeEtl-hls toufpii''J
Foreign correspondence OIL inc D'''0"
Journal.
MADRID, Sept. Is, 1S75.-Revolution
Is a,ain imminent in Spain. The usual
precursor of storm (clandestine hand
bills addressed to the army and the peo-
ple) have already made their appear
ance on the streets are are slyly passed
from band to hand under the very noses
NJ the police, and in spite Of all their
efforts to suppress them. The spirit OF
reyolulution is Just now doubly fomented
by a mysterious and foul tragedy, all
knowledge of which the authorities are
vainlv endeavoring TO cover up. Sew
eral persons have already been arrest
cd and hurried off into dungeons, no.
body knows where, simply for having
been heard speaking OF the subject on
the streets or in the cafes. The news
papers have been threatened, and not
one Of them dares lisp one syllable on the
subject. But it is constantly talked OF in
batcd breath, with closed doors; and in
fact the whole story has been printed on
small slips Of paper and secretly cIrcu-
lated
The facts appear 10 be as follows;
The Ming and the Duke Of Sexto have
been currupting the wife OF an army
officer, whose home is second or third
door from Mr. Cushlng's. lie was in the
North fighting, but hearing Of the Kings
frequent visits at his house he came sud-
denly to the city, and entering hi.
home late at night, found the King and
Duke of Sexto in the hOnsc; shot ut the
King. but missed him, and was himself
shot dead by the Duke of Sexto, who was
behind him. The street police heard
the shots and came runningto the rescue
but were sent abou. their business. The
BODY was given TO night watchmsn,
who carried it nobody knows where, and
i, now receiving i. is said, 800 month.
The maid servant who was an eye wit
ness Of the murder, disappeared the next
dsy-some say was assas.lnated. But she
had time to tell her lover. When he
found she was disposed of he hid himself
Tor some days, but venLuring out at last
was found dead in the street, stabbed,
one morning.
The Judge before whom the case o!the
first murder should have come, being
man of more than usual irmLess OF char
ac.er, and, having q knowledge OF
the facts, wa. determined that some kind
of Justice should be done. Many hatter-
M official positions were offered him
if ne would drsist from his purpose,
which he 'tcruly refused to do; when sud
denly one of the papers announced that
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It's ingredients are SO sklltuIly
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to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
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Certificates attesting its virtues
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ARCHITECTURAL AND MECHANICAL
Drawings OF every description promptly
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CniCe on Main street.
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It. O U H.

100 Barrels Pollock : Indiana Fancy.
Washington Indiana NILS.
Gem OF the West. extra family
Just received and iOT sale by
marc VI. REILLY.
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WICKEDLITTLE ALFONSO.

lie f. Caught Debauching the wire
and Dausntor Of one of his Army
Onicers-The King Going 30 tue
DeyiI-His Completely In n Murder.
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.MINCE MEAT.
Choice New Crop y. d. Mo-
I0EEPA

II--r RECEIVED AID FOR SALE
LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS.
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IN Boxes %,w York Goshen.
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