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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23
FAIR PLAZA CARD 10 TIN
III hLlC.

rs our fellow citizens we'll know,
the undersigned have been ta gr,aI
expense tn uUtuE pp in proper
shape. and ia Keeping ia operation
constantly. through bad a. we'll a.
good weather, iiue ~ pA~>cp ~ur
c.acles between silver tIly and the
railroad station AZ Gold tia. No
matter hos bad the roads uf how
stormy the weather. oar drivers
have faithfully performed taclr
duties aud have KEPT up regular
add uninterrupted communication.
From time TO liute, other parties
have put on coach IKE do NOT
dignity IL by the name ui 'soplosi.
tom with The aVowed intention of
''runniug us oil the line To this,
recognizing the fact that everyone
who chooses has The right 10 engage iu
the business % stage driNiuE;we don't
object. aud only publish this card Ia
call particular attention Of the pub
tic 10 the fact that the parties so loud
IA their determination 10 "run ken-
neits OF the road. 4" Only ran during
fair weather and good roads, haul D..
ing c Il their coach aud team during
every storm aua season OF mud, and
leaving the travelling public ~ a dis
appointment - far - they are con-
cerned. our coaches run regularly,
ira all Kinds 81 weather. making bet
Ter tiue and Offering greater degree
at comfort than lbe old rattle trap
which runs semi occasionally, dur
lug fair weather, over ,he road. We
have given the people a good aud
reliable coach line. and shall siill
maintain our way IT doing business,
We believe We are entitled To the
puhsIc patronage under these cir.
cunisiauoes, aud hereby respectfully
solicit II. All we ask i fair play
and no tsyors irom other stage men.
Joan AND ALFRkp REN>Errs.
Silver City, ntsc. IL, 1878. n
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

CRnAR or THE AMERICAN UNION.
Tho New York Herald" Of the
alst publishes an account Of al or
ganiza.ion Of the above name. Il
claims that Grant, Postmaster Gen
eral Jewell. ex-senator Blaine and
other higa officials are mem beers.
The object of this secret society is
IN main a persistent opposition to
Catholic citizens holding offices,
the division Of the school fund or
any intervention Of that sect IN the
management of the Government.
II also states that portion of tins
organization is formed mostly Of
custom house and postoffice en-
ployes and other servants of the
Government. Its object is the re-
election Of Grant. 1t appears this
society is very much in character
and purpose as the 'Creseents' Of
this coast, which actually exists,
while some doubt is entertai ned as
to the truthtulaess of the Her
aids" account
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23


txN5Fs% -=s-4
Whatever the ssu~k rt~aS kssaes the .srtes
named IN the gUesrses ~ the hulsscr's rr,sst
The atfservace t~sWurn tl.r sAarkrt Nstur o,
shr siaca sud the csnsract prsov II the arais~
- Calls Is irEuea the dssfNnr, frasa the
saaFket. yATy ing scoarltse s. ths sa~.s Ala.l
THE state q the market a, the utnr The ca
trait Is signed
fssts and Gals arr issued f,,r g. 4 a. tAiF.
y asys duration and srv sah5est - ltles4.si
shonsver desired b. iEp holder wishta The
tase they hANv 81 rah.
Ghe c2ss - 0tsslna#E ihs<e coafrAzss vArte.
traH 81 h. - pr sa.NFx. eesrlinE g. shr uAnsc
Il the stg-k and ihv Duration II ~. eansrAcs
The undersigned ssn ten. twenty ~ iAirry
6sy eunfT%css On shy uaHlbSr q SHARES u st.xk
fnam ave sAxF~s upwards
fsrsassaS 4esirius 81 of.srxse rs this sysaru,
In sasss esn rvrasi g. as Inv rssss a the priv
iteev whsch vii ~ ~ f-T shavv fog tea DAYS
= per sh@rt for ,wrHty days ans 81 I4r sharv
foF tEirsy day.
IL s@ts.ltuE ssy orders tx careful ~ sYssrif,
the Daifse - the siask whether Put ~
~tat* Is desired snsi shs teassh q ssas,a To.
usasie3 esa - ssri a. - ~ strsft eaprs-s ~
y q ORDER. sad will rttsart Is gssxt anal!
tbs privilege cultEAft
Parties avsirias Inf rszlassas aa any rassAsas.
lar ssasA CAS- etssin a ~ sypsla&saaa ia per.
ssut u - lsssF b.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

DEATH OF CALIFORNIA Jo, "
--Trumen Head, better known as
california 10. and for long time
a resident OF French Gulch aud vicln-
ty. says the Trinity Journal, in cur
netghbariug county of Shasta. died at
the German Hospital, Nov. ~, al
the advanced age Of 6S years. .'Io'
Inquired extensively during the rebel
lion, a. member of Rer,ian's sharp.
shooters. but his eyesight iailiuS he
was compelled to ASK tor = discharge
which he received personally from
the hSuds of President Lincoln, and
retained a. meueuIo uutii the day
Of has death. ---k x.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

WHE> a WOMAN Will, Ere
A tall slim wasted woman, aged
forty, called at the Brighton House
yesterday and demanded to be regis
tered a. a vu.er. When politely in-
formed that She didnt belong 10 the
voting sex she struck the table with
her fis,. upset bottle OF ink. and said
"I'll vote II It takes ne a thousand
years.
And she'll keep her word
Detroit Free Press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23
ASS essment Notice.

DANEY aoIn AND SILVER MINING
~ Company Location 81 principal place
~ business san frsnCisca. CAlitaraiA. isocA-
iiun 81 works Lyon Noanty, STATE ct Nevada
Notice j. hgrct,s given that at meeting ~
the Busri of Directors, held en- tbs 10th day
% peceaber ISIS. an assessment, N, II, 81
f>y Ceass pr shAre WAS levied upon the
capital stock 81 the csarporNtion. PAYABLE i'm
faeitafelV in Iaital StNtsS gold casn t. the
strstAry. st The offsee ~ the company. No,
so California strcct. Room No. 5. san Fran
etsst. California ANY stock uran which this
assessment shall rcmaSn unpaid on the 2s.h
day Of January, isss, viii he delinquent. and
advertised fss safe a; public suction snd un.
loss ssay4ners il made before will be sold On
TUESDAY. the f4fteenth tial day Of Fei,ru-
Ars l>'e. o. pay the delinquent assessment
ioSrthtr With costs Of advertising and ex-
pen~eS o. sale.
Ay orNisr cf the BaSri II nireefo-S.
Gko. II, sPiNNEY. secrc,ars
CFTTCE--Nu. so California street; Room
Ne. s. san Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

ExcoMMuNrcATEp The dispatch
from Shenandoah, Pa. of the 2lsi
states that at q church meeting al
Mahoney Plain, the pastor. Rev,
Daniel O'Connor read letter from
Archbishop Wood. Of Philadelphia,
communicating all members Of
the "Mollie Mcguire society. or
better known AS the Ancient Order
of Hibernians. This we hope will
check the progress of this society.
whose course has been marked with
the burnt cabins and matilaied
bodies of those who did not con
form TO their regulations. 1t has
been a curse % the mining region
of Pennsy lvania where it existed,
,iefying the civil laws. and nothing
but this prompt aad prassewortby
intervention of the church could
have broken its power.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23
EDITORIAL NOTES.

"what shall we do with our GRIM
inalsf' is the question the san Fran
cisco press Is asking. Leave them
alone; the receiver is a. bad as the
thief.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23
KELLOGG 4 CO.,
Stock Brekers and Dealers In
Privileges. pats" a Calls"
1876 SOUTH STREET.
Virginia City, Nev.

y h-ln faFfniEht we wiil rstaoxx d our
pSsHssneEs esssaaas1<fFsss oEsage. new h@Aax m
tsd ~ for Is es { street. VA tle eaKsilsss~ oss.
tef.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23
CAPT. o.. STEARNS'
REAL ESTATE, ASo GENERAL
On1A1ISSlOk AND co.,
LECTION OFFICE,
Wells. tar-o ~ CO.'S Once.
tlr& .e.a. SvS.
Money 10 Lean On Real Estate.

Isk sAt.I.
FOR SAir--A Easrliu. hpass wits e.
h,asrstT> rvus 80, price $500
A iti ~ ss-y'vt. asnioN. rats..lss txcs o. 4
stTcci; price 81 "a. bait c@sa. l.AlSnce time,
Hone vs tss n,V.2c. ave rs@ans aud
sttcAen price $500,
A iiqasr s2ioau. aoips sos4 business on
the Divide, price 500.
A New CSHeAs TrEs igx}A. very cheap.
4 hoN$e aud i~sI 25xSg va Divide. - O
A hoase aud Lit GA niNiie. h., ssXA1: sFaa
4 House Ssx2a, la 9Sxapo, 81. stewart. sSsoo
To lRssE.
TO LEASE Pity Lets In the Burn, Die
tr!ci. from une a. trh ycArs-
The ola iostassace La. opposite inieraa.
taapSi hotel
Lea on tIian, running frusn A 10 Howard,
To RENT,
To RENr several Houses "a Reat. far.
asshe4 saa unsarnssAed.
EMPLOYMENT.
EMPLOYMENT--P Parties aessruus % nrS;.
class help can be supplied with the bs'st Me
chsaics. LAs0rvrs. C1eas, Waters. Servants,
etc. rte
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

Whsievvr the s,oes falls below the rr81s
named IN the eorsgAss l. the holdar's rfysai
call CsssssTeei IL the rvVorse II Pct
cN2tsl4ag shr lssldeF % a 81 make IsTssit ~
rlsr ia tins Nfsset atsaVe tbs price SPECIFIED ia
sAs cuItrsst- Tbis character 81 contract Is
signed At : price Atovr the market value u tbs
sfsek - ths tiass &c, issuing the stslsr.ci. A4sa
reads As fellows
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

VIRGINIA. New -------, Is.
Pr value receiycsl iht lsaArrr nav deliver
q the undersigned ---~--- sAAres 81 the
capital STOCK - the ---------- Mlnla,s CarasAny
al ---~-- dollars pr shSrv. =; ANY iiine within
- dsys 1resa taGs date oae dkys ~
ttcu required
fsissac,ll -~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

George Reynolds, the convicted
bigamist Of Salt Lake. has been SEN
fenced to pay a fine of $500 and to
be imprisoned in the Territorial
peuitentiary for a term of two years.
Rather light but good beginning.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

NIssssiA. New. -------. is.
fur NA2ur reoesNed. tbs esArvr alxy call ga
the ulasssrSs sEsud fer ----- sAArrs III the Gals.
4kAl sssbck ~ iAe .~------~- Mtssns CssransrV
81 ------- eollsrs pr shNrp. a; ANY time Nisk4a
------~ 8sys fT,irA tAis date. one days aa-
tace required
{Stzatss1
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

The devil is active again in Ar
kansas. On the 10th instant JEFF.
Emhry tealoredl shot and Killed q
man nalaei Wilder, eight miles
from Little Rock, in personal alter
cation. Eaves' GIN, four miles below
town. Mills gin, at the same place,
and Browns gin, tea miles below,
were set on fire and destroyed by the
farmer the night before. - Dennison
News
Mrs. PArtingson wants TO know
whmf'n Jerasalenl's name do they
"a with ~ much giaf"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

The Reno journal and Virginia
"CAroniele" have been taken uith a
bad spell Of worms" over the fact
that the Virginia a Trnckee Rail
road Company have purchased a
Directors car for the use Of its Di-
rectors and Superintendent. The
editors Of these tao journals are
either heavy owners in the Virginia
Il Truekee Railroad or are making q
pair Of dsmphools of themselves.
And neither of them own enough
stock in 1t TO buy plate of soup
for a sick bed bug. The company
will probably take the car off from
the line and give each Of them two
column advertisement when GA
briel toots his horn.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

The CALIFORNIA; $50, 900 race has
now been definitely postponed un-
til the III day of February. The
purse has been lodged in the bank
and the following horses have en-
tered for competition: Wildidle.
Rutherford. Springbok. Grinsted.
Katie Pease. Revenue and Foster
The latter, an Oregon horse, was
let in on payment Of entrance fee.
Ii is doubtful If the San Francis.
cans will succeed in working mp
sufficient crowd 10 witness 10 remu-
nerate them for their liberal contri-
buttons to the prize. Having been
fooled twice on the same race. peo-
Pile from abroad will be 10th to take
any more chances Gu the promises
Of the Bay sports.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

Let youth cherish sleep. the hap
piest of earthly blooms, while j, is
vet at its command for there
cometh day to all when neither
the lutte nor the birds, shall bring
back the sweet slumbers that fell
on their young eyes a. unhiiden
as the dews. Bulwer Lytton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

Mr. Isatner. one Of the haniShea
incendiaries Of Carson. who left
on request previous to the hanging
Of Burt, returned the other day,
and upon receiving further warning
took his departure. but before doing
50 published a spirited letter de-
clsriug his innocence and avowing
has intention Of some day returning
and living down his present dis
grace.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-23

The delicate where thoughtful
care already mingled with the win
ming grace and loneliness of youth,
the too bright eye, the spiritual
head. the lips tina, pressed each
other with such high resolve and
courage Of the heart, the slight
figure, firm in its bearing aud so
very weak Dickens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
DEATHS.

Died. nn SUNDAY. July Is, 1875, al ~ O'Clock r..
d., HIt HAZEL MCNAMARA.
His funeral wilt take place THIS Tuesday
EVENING at o'clock.
Died. al the residence of Dir. Bliley. In Chester
1irld county. on the morning vi the 9th Of July.
uajor BENJAMIN HATCHER, in The sixty-se-
wealth year If hi age.
The funeral will lake place from Mr.. Bliley's
THIS (TuesdayJ Evening al Az o'clock. Friends
aud SCuEtintauccs are invited 10 attend.
Died, in Goochland, July 18Th. at quarter to 5
r'cIuck, Mrs. ALICE. L. WWiRW AkD. wife OF
William II. WOODWARD, formerly OF Richmond.
her son-tu-law, Wil.m Il. HAL, 113 west VI :iu
street. Il, ! O o'ciC Ca THIS MORNING. Her friends
aud relatives are invited TO attend.
Di- at his residence, on Eighteenth street and
tenral railroad, on the 10Th instant, at u'cloc
A. NJ. janis HASklSS; aged about sixty four
years,
BIS friends and acquaintances are respectfully In
yitea 10 sttend.
Died. July the 9Th, 1875, at the residence of biz
CHARLEs G0tDOS. only child OF Samuel a
aud Fannie r.. Allen; aged one year, three mouth:
aud TIVE niy-'hree days.
The little crib Is empty now,
The little clothes laid by;
4 mothers hGpe, fathers joy,
In dea' lis cold arms doth lie.
We mis-, thee darling, oh! how much.
Car God alone eau tell;
Tie took Thee from our loving arms;
He dCetn all thing, well.
To ihs home III Heaven, loved one, 90;
4 mothers heart can tell,
And only hers can fully know
low hard TO say farewell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

SraaG0r THURMAN stands by his record on
'hr currency question. put be also sands by
his record Il. "a Democrat. He does not al
mire tn. platform oi he OHIO Democrats
but he ks il better than he likes the Ike
publican party. Senator THrHnAs speak
evident, as candidate 70: President o
the United States. He |, III able lawyer,
fine deba.er, and sound on questions in po
lilcal economy. How great Il difference o
opjuion the Ohio ">ott>" will tolerate
we know not. We ohS,.rNr, with SOM
surprise, that the BiI'imore Ga2eite avow'
It's willingness TO zee toe Democrats of Onl"
with Governor ALLEN ut their bead, defeated
III October. because they do not accept a
gospel the teachings OF that journal. Tn,
World will, we expect. take The same posi-
ton. Wall street defeated PEhDLETOS a
NeW York in 1868. aud substituted one of il,
pe.s-iIoRATlo SkYM1uR. Perhaps Wa,
street will secure ALIENS drtc,t--to COMES
the truth we are inclined u thck that he j.
doomed to th,lt fate. The end, however, i,
not vet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

The Appea! does not desire "the Dispatch
or anybody else" to understand il rs .'cirg
especially prtjudiced against the deierce OF
Mr.. BgkcHER." The whole matter turns, in
the Appeafs Judgment, on this proposition :
"That man occupying bis position ought
to have been easily able to disprove the main
criminal charge against him, whatever the
apparent circumstances" What could be
more reasonable: Surely every man, and
especially every clergyman, ought to lie able
to prove negative.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
Wendell PhiiIiH's'- Views on the Cur
rency Question.

To the Editor Of the Boston Journal Of
Commerce.
You invite me to read Mr.. Amasa Walk.
ers article en- the currency. Ii was unne-
ce,sary. Ialways read every line SEQ writ
zen by an opponent, and especially BY my
'ricud Walker. You offer to print any reply
%. criticism wish to make. suppose Mr.
Walker will say it j. not yet time 10 criticise
hiaI. What he prints il: F9ur issue Of July
3d is only an introd u2iio.i or preface 10
something he has to sgy. To consider it
complete plan Or substantial statement would
be uaJust to him, siuce so considered it is
simply absurd. Mr.. Taler's plan, SO far as
he ha> yet oprned it, is for the world TO give
up All credit and RETURN 10 81 stem of naked
ourter. According t. him, no man may buy
""1f, coal, iron, or wheat unless he stands
rrndy to ex ;bause gold for it. This is worse
'aan The iiuies Of Suhnirn or the Trn,n
war. Then you coul,: puy wool with lea.
iner, or wheat with iron. But Walker alu ws
y" one 10 buy anything cxcep. wth gold.
Is fare you enter any mirket you must have
gold III your hand, or Il certificate that on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

oUh LII. D.-Tbe other day we paid just
tribute TO the genius and learning OF Pro.
lessor Joyne>, who has y,ceutly been made
an LII. d., and We are GLAD to see that our
remarks have teen given sill wider pub
LEFTY by the Dispatch, INTO which the, were
copied on the 6th.--Noyok landmark.
We learn that Professor J"ySss mas be"a
reelected to his old chair is Wasbiugtou-L.e
University. Surely all who know hi. merits
will join with US and the Landmark 10 com.
Unehding the wisdom OF the Board of Trus-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
no! FORTHE SHADES
CT "WILToN,"
Ceisht miles below the city on the james,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1875.
COME ONE! COME ALL!

The splcndh covered large I" Gr' cnhush.n with
carrying capacity for Fix hun req De- pr WIZ IT.
~ i,,y,. on q rand rlt- MIC from ID" wharf df
III. Od Dominion steamship Company al O'CLOCK
A. NJ. go, ,,,
Every fort has been made to ensure 1 God time
f. r AL There will he mitch gam" oi baseball De-
Iwern The Two crack ciu - OF the city. -
String AMI Brass fand ana me ccienra'cu Eli
rrka Gu ,rtertr a. company TIT cXruisnn
Dancing, hu,tiug IShIug. al DINER Innocent
mus, ments will b. freely indulge III.
.:.FRtsilN MIS- will bs furnished on the
z Ouuds a. city prices. ~ .,
food order vi br cn'orc,d iohVcSailces VIII
l,r Oh II md upon return nf eXrur-i0".
Ear nm &, M Gems Tick. l. or sale to cay AT
a l. Il WATTS IIuslc-storc. $40 Mai sir ct; me
urtI cai rnok>lur> ana other prominent places la
The ely. and aboard The harg.. -
r,;rn,,cnl n, d pot. st. wartcSs will atrs 10
The I,uIs GtlDhtrr. Vi. :, SaTT,
l.. G. ELL 1T.
r.. l.. POW CHI.
jy 17.4t "m'h't'ee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20

F'om }. i. ELLYsoN, Maiu street, We huv,
received Pamphlet OF several hundred
pages containing ahe proceedings OF til,
Twentieth Annual Convention of Tie You.u
Meas Christian Associations of The United
States and British Provinces, he'd 1t kicss.
mond, Va: M.y $3.50, 1875. J hr pamnhlc,
contains great deal OF Interesting matter
besides that described il The rj,I..DYgc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
not yet.

Mr.. RANDALL's TREND clam that he ba>
ninety votes pledged TO secure tor BIN the
Speakcrship Of the next House. This num-
Der is sufficient TO carry the caucus nomina-
ton, and If RANDALL can rely upon those
pledges his competitors may as well give w
the chase. We suppose, however. that there
is no certainty that he can get that humble
nf,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
Nc VERY IMPORTANT
TO THOSE IN WANT OF
DRY GOODS.

WILLIAM THALHIMEK,
Col BROAD STREET.
is offering stil greater bargains aud inducements In
DRESS GOODS, &C.
large lot of DRESS GOODS at l21c. reduced
from Z0c.;
large lot OF DRESS GOODS at l6c. reduced
from 25c.:
A large lot of DRESS GOODS at 20 and 25c. re-
dured from Soc;
4 large line of BLACK, STRIPED, FIGURED.
and PLAIN GRENADINES at greatly reduced
prices;
4 large line of PLAID POPLISs, SILK and wool,
at25, go and Soc reduced from 35, 40, and
soc.
CAN and examine my stock Of DRESS GOOLS
for great bargains.
LACE and SATIN. STRIPED MUSLIN at soc.
reduced from 40c.;
STRIPE D and FIGURED PIQUEs at 30 and 25c.
reduced from 80 and 35c.:
vICTOhIA LAWNS at l6, 90, and 25c.-all very
cheap;
SWISS MUsLINs at 10y. Is, 90, and o5c.-extra
cheap;
IRISH LIvESS NaINsOOK, LINEN and COT
TON DIAPER, all very low.
20 pieces SOLID and STRIPED GRASS LINENS
AT 12kc. worth 20c.:
CASSiMtRES-a large assortment ut cost To close
Them out-the greatest barg aims off red yet:
BROWN LINEN DRILLS at 20. 20, aLd SOC.
worth 0c more:
cheap lire of COLORED LINENS, COTTON
AIDES, &c.
1000 PARASOLS ut cost to close them out;
500 CUkStIS AT SOC. worth SOC apiece:
1000 pairs LIGHT and DARK no GLOVES at
7Jc. worth 81.
500 pieces best PRINTS al SIC. worth o anG 12a.;
three CASES PACIFIC l. aWh> mice styles N BIC.
worth 20c all last colors aud hest goods.
Euu't fail to call for your DargaiLs at
WILLIAM rHALHIMER'S,
is los. Tu,ET I'll Col Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-20
Ch.irman Fire Department city Of Richmond.

ToE.H. Mayo, perm ion TO build wood shed;
10 by 20 feet, on Bloody. run between Broad and
Tor. w. Patterson, to er-ct a one-story frame
r, ". ii st. vrns. to erect a oue-story frame
dwelling 20 10y % eet. with shed rOos 8 by 10
fee: attached on riilh street across the gully 10
smiths hill.
To John Hapan. to build "A wood house on It.
Peters stree between eaker and Charity streets,
| SO by 1ect. one story high.
10 Mrs. Anna Jane Ray. 10 build an ad ition 10
her house a. 400 little Clay street one story high,
| lGby 2 fccI.
To j. r. sizer, to build frame house 90 feet
~iGe. 33 feet long arn 20 feet high, situated cor
ner 81 JGm-a and Federal streets.
| To William Goepfert, to build frame dwelling
house 6 by Is iret, TWO stories high, with shec.
2 half stUIic. high ~ by Is feet, on st. James
street between Coutts and Hill streets.
TO J ~ ysw TO tai'' rso frame We'll
iached on vest leigh slrcrt year me brick yards.
10 Robert Cross, 10 build wc,den dwelling
houe On Pr.ttor and Eighth streets, 20 by "a 'ee,
one story high.
10 l.. !. lrown, Jr.. 10 erect a frat shed In
rear IF his house on the northeast ccrLer Of Broad
and Seventh streets; house 10 be feet high and
TO james Eirfi. 10 erect onc.story frame build
ing 8 by % feet On the corner of Moore and Pine
streets. <r,.
street near S Peters rect: house feet high, 10
feet vi Ed uu "a feet deep.
To Charles I. HOrlEain, 10 bnild co~.sneu on
the OF his premise, OF Franklin street between
First and Foush-e Streets
To John ravins, TO add one story 10 the back
shrd-roon Of his house. Is by Ia feet. on Firth
street b.tween Louisiana and henry streets, Rock
etts.
To 6. Sohu'hofer, permission 10 enlarge his
sable. situated Oh third street between Grace and
Fra, Kiln streets.
TO Lewis Hsnna. 10 add a porch or verandah TO
the rear OF bis b, u-e ON Brook avenue between
Clay and 1t Ugh STIR eis.
To John lin. 10 build 4 frame house on Penny
street, Rocketls; feet high, b feet wide, anu II
feet deep.
To j. m.Grcgrory. 10 build a frame stable on his
lot Pine street adjoining the premises OF Jo.srh
r. Powell, Esq. 2O.o
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

nLD BUSINESS cor EtiE.
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| The ninth annual session vii. hgin nctpt"r 1t
and continue till Juuc 1t following. Actual
| I,ouating-hsuSe Practice. Book H.. log In aIiiS
branches, Pennansllp moth pain an ornamental,
| Commercial Law. Commercial Arthur IT,. Bust-
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. }. MARSHALL VEST having a>so.
~ ciated himself with his father (Dr. L. 5. Vest
~ The practice Of MEDICINE, SCEGtEI. &c.
offers his professional services 10 the c!iizeLs d
Richmond aud vicinity.
i:esidcEce aud Gice No. 1904 cast Broad street.
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