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NORFOLK MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 23.-Cotton.-Tne market To-day was
yeiy active and firm. Sales reported of 725 bales OH
:; basis of 15Sc. for mlddipg. The receipts Were
1880 bales; exports, 1900 bales; stock, 1892
bales.
| Corn.-The market Is steady. Sales Of 1000
bushels on private terms. We quote white ut 74c.
aud mixed at TIC
O0ts-The market to-day was quiet No sales.
Wheot Market quiet but steady We quote at
81 .20@$f.25.
Egg5-The market Is quiet. We quote at Zoe.
ported OF 40 bags III 81 so: 113 bags at Sl.75
Df1.S0: 35 bags at $40, and 4 bags ut ~ .o6s.
Total sales. 202 bags.
Tr,ck.-Swect potatoes-Yellow barks, 81 .6O@
1916 S3 barrel. Irish potatoes-Farly rose, f3 20
GlS3 SO per barrel. Onions, "a. 500S4 per barrel.
HirUi1tidu.
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BY Telegraph
>Ew H,Ra

NEW YORK. February -Noon.-stocks active
aud irregular Money, 2s. Gold, IL A.. Exchange-
Long, 4s3; short. 1851 Governments dnii
and lower. States quiet and nominal.
Erening.-MoGey easy At 2h@3 per cent ster-
Ling better at 2S3. Gold dull at 114S@l l4es
Governments dull and steady. States dul aho
nominal
The sub-treasury balances are: Gold SAT ,345.-
$50; currency, $49,3O4.446. The sub-reasrrer
paid out Sl,364.OO0 on account Of interest and
| $4,000 for bonds Customs receipts to-day,
! 1927 900.
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posk held at s1s.5oGsl75o per a,r.i : =.
s, ,Hrsfs "a are b. ons 81 fsp pse.
omit them. his wick will close up the stason
-, 6aM .Medts.-The market fs daH. We nuoe~
sGnnTndeIs al clear rio sides, gYc: clear auss
a5aeon;-Holders are steady at Sc. for sbour-
sides. '-" o' anu ; 1Sssior clear
Sugar Cured Msms.-Thcre Is f,,, de,.ns
d zSsSg SNc :. as 70 brand andeyeraye Dscked.
o,oat eH narkst Is agtet with sales Of prime
country OF 14c-Tinss. IN 80 ~ - SS'' auS
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, February 20, 1870
Since our last weekly report of the klchmNho
Tobacco market nothing has transplrea 10 aHec"
the course of the market as then reported. Inc
probable increase in the United states tooacco ''A
aud the proposed modification CT the virginia al
snecon laws bv the General Assembly, are subjects
which have epgrossed much of the attention OF
hpvers AZ well AZ planters, and been the theme OF
much discussion on Change When these questions
have been disposed OF there will no doubt DC more
regular and isfactory market for all kinds oil 10
baccO, We continue our quotations
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WILMINGTON IN. c. MARKETS.

FEBRUARY 23.-Spirits Turpentine.-Market
quiet and nominal at 32ac. " gallon FOR southern
packages. ann
Rosin-Strancd roslu tirm. Sales Of 2 600 bar
rels strained al IL so per birrcl.
ernie J5.rDendine has declined l DC. on hard and
20c on ycIlOw-dip. sales OF 700 barrels at $3.50
for hard and 81. O5 for vellow-dp.
Ti,r has declined 1Jc. Sales OF 100 barrels al
81 80 per barrel .o.
COtton-Markc. strong: Sales of 2lO bales at the
following official quotations: Ordinary; nominal
good ordinary, 1916. low mialilnH, 14Sc.; MD
ling, lie good mIJdllng. 15bc.-Journal.
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CINCINNATI HOG AND PROVISION MAR.
KETS.

FEBRUARY 23.-Hogs Receipts s!nca satS .tday
noon, t. he'd; shipped, SOB nea9 aarkss
T. nuieI and firm extreme range - ifou so.So "
ss7iTn.Iha latter tigare for extra choice.
ProrisonsIhe market q, tse eiose OF as.
was dun. Very few orders, anu no ar.ecuiatNs ue-
vs. pork The MARKET Is quiet with holders o.
e,;v mess sss Ing sla for spot; byer April Nv 90
psr barrel No country Msss On the inafkes' Hq''sp
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Escape OF q Prisoner.

Especial telegram to the DispatchJ
MILFORD, CAROLINE COUNTY, February 20.
Willism H. Robinson (colored), confined in
Jail for the murder of Mary Roy, escaped
last night. The Supposition is that he was
assisted by parties outside.
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ST LOUIS LIVESTOCK MARKET.

FEBRUARY 22.-Caule demand for fair
and good grades OF c,tle on yesterday was quite
tive and strong from AL classes OF DEALERS In attend
4nce. Shippers stockers, local dealers, and specu-
laIors were each DESTROYS or handling and operat-
Ing freely; but owing To the scanty supply offered
neitf er class were able TO effect any transa cton5
worthy Of note. few small punches or fair aud
good material were secured by butchers and Into
riOr stOckers
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS.

| February 24.-Wheat Is firm for choice lots
and prices are lc better offerings OF G4S bushels
| az 2o for prime 10 choice Corn Is active and
| prices are improving: offerings cr ! 302 bushels
with sales of white AZ SEC; mixed. 792SOASlc
| m pd (,uyette,
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RISING. OF THE WATERS.

Destruction of Bridges ON the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio AaiIroRd-Dam.
age 10 the East Tennessee and Geor-
sia Railroad-B 7 a X water Dam
Washed Away at Lynehburs-The
Water Fifteen Feet Higher than
Usual. -rnE
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Ex,ulssou of a Legislator.

RALEIGH. n. c., February 25.-J. William
Tborne, native of Chester county, has been
eypelIed FROM the Legislature for promul-
eating his disbelief in God and for other
Reresies. The vote stood As to 81. The
motion to expel was introduced by coloreo
momber
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEsR,

RICHMOND, VA, February 10th, 1875.
NOrICE.-Seaedp proposals. will be re-
~ ceiyed until ~ EsD "a March "a, at ~
with feed, proyeudcr, &C., for the term Of three
months.
The Committee on Streets reserve the right TO re-
tect any or all bids otferef and Of giving the con-
tract for each article re0ired 70 The lowest bidders
therefor.
ut his office w. r, CUTsaAW;
fraQ City Engineer.
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THE LITTLE CASE REMovED.-Ihe case OF
Lycurgtis Little, charged with the murder
of his brother, was called in the Circuit
Court of Clark county, Va, in Berryville,
on Monday last, but on motion OF defenu-
ants counsel the trial Of the case was re-
moved to the Circuit Count OF Frederick
county, at Winchester, and set for Thurs
dav the 4th day OF March.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RIruhoxD Ephruary 2S. 1879

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICumoSD, February rs, 1879
OFFERINGS.
WHEAr.-Red, 400 bushels. White, 200 bushels.
CoRS-Mixed SIS bushels.
OATS.-242 bushels.
RYE.-2S bushels.
PEAS.-l4 bushels
MEAL-SO bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red. 8 bushels very good al 4f.2o.
(ORS-Mixed so bushels common at 75c.
>OATs.-6O bushels good at zoe. 174 bushels
common on private ter1os- Total, 224 bushels,
RYE.-2S bushels &c 9Oe-
RIACKEYE PEAs.-14 bushels at $3.50.
aIEAL.-20 bushels at Use.
RE-EXHlEIrED.
OATs.-l30 suSAels
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SUSPENSION.

NEW YORK, February 25.--Messrs. Wheat
ley, Williams d Co:(sugar, resners) have sus'
pended.
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SALES.
ny Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARK ETS.

NEW ..
NEW YORK, February 25.-Cotton frm sales or
26SS bales nj 1901 S7tc. Flour steady. Corn a
shade tirIner and fairly active. Coffee dull and
heavy. Sugar Arm. Rice. tallow, ana rosin steady.
Turpentine heavy Pork lower At $40. Lard
drlner; steam, 1870. Whiskey more active at
81 OS cash. Frrigbts quiet and dral.
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PROPOSALS.
OFEICH OF THE BOARD OF HEALTHY
RICHMOND, February %, 1875,
y,,,r u,IIN ETEDTln ON


OFEICH OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,}
RICHMOND, February %, 1873,
fINHE TIME FOR THE RECEPTION
L of proposals for the REMOVAL OF NIGHT
SOIL from this city by odorless pneumatic pro-
cess is extended to Wednesday, March 10, 1879
Proposals are invited for one and for three years.
j. 6. CABELL,
fe 24-2aytMhlO President Board of Health.
Two ARCHITECTS authorities OF
i the Miller Manual School Of Albemarle VIII re,
ceiye until tie 10Th day of April PLANS FOX
THE MAIN BUiLDING'tOR THE SCHOOL. 1t
is proposed that this building shall afford
iations for one hundred and twenty ve boys twhose
ages will range from eight to eighteen years., In
Guiding sleeping apartments for the boys, Tor Inc
stewards family and for four single teachers; lee
ture-ha four class rooms connecting with the lee
ture-hall, Il library, dlung-hai, kitchen. laundry,
batb.r oons, water-c closets, &C. The building TO be
heated by furnaces, and TO he furnished throughout
With gas and water.pipes.
nisb working details ana win be allowed liberal
compensation for them. Address
JOHN l.. COCHRAN.
22-IOt Charlottesville, Va.
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FraD

PARIS, February g5.-The Assembly has
passed the bill fo,. the organization OF the
public poTers-ayes, 1876; noes, 26s'
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DANvILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 22.-To3arco In consequence Of the
cold weather and the difficulty Of transportation
the receipts have fallen Off considerably and the
sales are smaller The market continues firm and
active, aud have no reason To change our quota
tions. The demand is good, particularly for the
better grades. We quote:
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rAAft
p,TyRsppRG. VA. February 3D. 1919
.RonAScs IN REAL LIFE.
80. ,,,s excited this afternoon over a
'"' :. real life. the heroine oil WINCH
rNtn'",, woman from Richmond. VINO
was ,.,,,,. A. rzzie Johnson. but whose
gave Nv, 49," :. probably something else. oh
Tra' n'.' ia, II appears that TINS young
t"''.'' .iandoned her home III your
Hlf''"o I'D coming 10 Petersburg con
''H' herself with the stage OF tue hea-
,,>n,cu,. it being, a. ! underS'sno' nc!
- ,.,,,.,rsn,c on the boards. looa! '!r
,.hir nj IN, Girl. acc 1mpanIcd by We"
-, Gentleman Of Richmond, arrived III
49,. city for the purpose OF resc"'hs W.
,'s,,rh,cr from the life Of exposure aou u"ii,
"-..,,, which he had entered. with the aiG
- e The police corps the young woman
.orrd. and either persuaded OF 'oreea
',.,,,,,,rany n.r friends back 10 hichnonu.
-. ,Sag she went with them as Tar Us the
,,,r,n ttoy dnIo'. but before tue Taln ieit
,l',,s,soca 10 MAKE her escape from tnclr
,-,,ordisn,hip. and TN M the street 10 her
5a.r};r,. hou.c. There she Is 81 inc pre-
o'"' ',.ri,;ng Your correspondent is not in
[.r.,,.a whittier or not her mother has aban-
'.rnn3 ,br a,tc,up: 10 reclaim her from the
Varieties s.aSc.
CUTTING AFrEAr.
,ry,o rolrc IaeD. most Respectfully con-
80 Y lanes EhiIdTe-> ana James
>.,,,.,--oot Themselves IN troubie thlS
.'..r,,;,,,, hy reason Of violent behavior WHlle
''.',,--..'.,,,i When not drinking they are AS
,,,'.ri't.haycG gentlemen ~ anybody, but To-
.r.y en-. A: youth named Craddock.
~ r.un street. ripping through his coat.
o,t 5,anGtsh,l knife over 4 lay Oh old
-r-,,., They were both arrc>ted-one OF
.a.,, Offering some resistance by reason OF
49,. condition he was inland were lodged
f." all Young was gotten out on bail III
The sun OF q 900, and ChildrcSs is still III
d.:4Gcr.
OTHERS ITEMS.
,rt,. warehouse which Tell down yesterday
3. .,t,t in tuiDous condition. no effort bay
-. ,rrp made 70 raise the building. The
ru,ro in il Is protected by the fallen roof
r~.u the ,,!rct. Of the rainy weather.
Tn. rain ma been dcscepding in perfect
e,oj, all day long. The AppomattoX is
It'll; f>iug rapidly, and Is now within q lie"
rrhr, Of Ia, .on Of the wharf. We are hay
in, d"rpcr water in the channel now than
ne excavation. have given Us in many
yc45>.
Mr.. John Costy, formerly rector Of St.
pau!> church in this city, has been invited
- deliver Il cc:u.c here at m early day.
TIE train from Richmond due here at 3
O'clock wa- something like an hour behind
:.m- this afternoon Tor some unexplained
cau>e.
The wife Of pr. II. F. 7. Manning, editor
Of the Weldon Nt.rs, who has been i'll in
,hi- Gig for some weeks past, is reported to
be improving.
our pcopic hoard Of the death Of Colonel
T. II. Wynne OF your city with profound
:..rc,. He was wcll.kuOwn here and had
uany warmly attached friends.
PoRlS IIOOD
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BLACK.

The following is a coaaparatiye statement OF the
inspections, deliveries and receipts OF tobacco, to-
gelher with the stock hand at The dtiereot ware
houses In this city, sor the past week ana the same
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DEATH FROM lNTsMPERASCE.-Br entSU,Ae,
Prince William County, Va., February 23.-
This morning James b. Williams, native of
this county, who, since the war has been
practising law in Washington. and at one
time was resident Of Alexandria, was found
dead within twenty yards of the house OF
Mr.. Sexsmith, about threetourths Of a mile
from this place. The deceased left here last
evening about balf-past E O'Clock intoxicated.
He was seen by several persons to fall on his
way, but would recover himself At the in
quest held this morning the jury returned
verdict of death from insemperance.-O,1n
aI.runf1,jn Gazette
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Chicago s. Communists Oh the Ram
mage.

CHICAGO, February 25.-The communists
of this city have held meeting, and demand
q more equitable distribution of the relief
funds. All the troops in the city have been
placed in readiness in anticipation OF trou.
hIa
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RAJ TINOpE

BALTIMORE, February 25.-virginia 6'5 peelers,
80: consols. SIS. West virginia's, 104. North
Carolina IS, old, 25: new, ! 0 special tax, g. Bid
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1850 -s
Anftprxarss
STOCK or HAND.
1874. 1875.
3,1OI fogsfeads. 4,13O uogaheads.

LKNCHBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
FEBRUARY % Receipts light the past week
market active and prices higher for common
grades. We continue quotations:
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RAI.TINORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, February 25.-Flour heavy and I'M
changed, with light demand Wheat steady. Corn
quiet; southern, 699D7Oc. Rye hrmer al u .O49
Y1.O5. Provisions dull for round lots. Pork.
131@l4hc Coffee dull and unchanged. .Whiskey
quiet ut ~ .O9@S1 10. Sugar hrm AZ OH410 Sa.
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A prominent lawyer of Richmond Is SAID
TO have fallen heir in England TO peerage
and an Income Of E2O, 900 year.-Lyach'
burg Firsinlan.
whats his name y
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WESTERN MARKETS. -,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SET YORK. February 25.-Western markets
show no material change.
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CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

FEBRUARY 22.-Lum6er.-A fair business was
transacted at the yards yesterday, and prices re-
NAMED firm al the nnexed range:
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, February 25, 1875.
SALES Ten shares Union Bank stock sold at So.
GOLD. Bid. ASkel.
-o.-,,,, ,oIJ --.11d lax
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o,,cr from Petersburg.

rg,r7c,pon,ieaec Of the Richmond p,s's 's".
r,ryRsppRe, VA. February 3D. 1861
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IMMATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 26, 1876.
sun rises. ....,,. 6.27 Moon rises. 90
am sets....... 5.33 Hi2h :ide..........F 81 B
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.
The Force Bill. &c.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]

Especial telegram TO the Dispatcll.l
WASHINGTON, February 25.-The House
adjourned this afternoon at 4 O'Clock, having
been twenty nine hours in consecutive ses.
sion. The Democrats fought the force bill
with much energy, aud prevented it from
coming before the House until this after.
noon. The Republicans then adjourned to
recruit their strength for its consideration.
1t will now be hampered by privileged
questions of all kinds, but the Radicals In
the House say they are determined to carry
it through if all the appropriation bills fail
in consequence. They are more desperate
than ever. Speaker Blaine is said to he dis
gusted with the stubbornness of the major.
ity, and there are hints that be will take the
floor and wage war against this bill. Butler
will captain the supporters of the measure,
and sensations are expected. TIHoN.
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LEG BRoKEN-FIRE IN TIE COUNTY JAIL
LECTURE AN INDIGNANT PosTMAsTER-wEA-
TIER.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY.

ST. JAMES CHURcH.-Rev. 8. T..
Kelly, rector. Rev. Chas. ii. Marshall,
assist. Services at IL A. NJ, with ser
mon by the sector; at $50 p. NJ, with
sermon, bv Rev. Mr.. Marshall; SIN.
av.school ~ = r. N. All are cordially
invited to attend. Ems.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Rev. j.
McLain, Pastor. Services at ii A.. NJ.
No evening service.
UNION SABBATH Meets to.
day n; II o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
SERVICE on Runy HILL.-Rev. J.
Nc lain. of the Preshv'erisn Church.
will preach At Miners Union Hall this
evening at 7:3D O'Clock.
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u nEyExrr.

The following amounts of money
have been paid into the Comfy Treas.
ury by the Sheriff and County Asses
sor: On account of Licenses, Sl,93i AZ;
Mining Tax, s3,473. 95 Appor,ioned a
follows: Licen >es-Siate Fund, SlSS,
General Fund. Sl,il1 al; Hospital,
STD "A: Cnn ingeu;, s.79 A; Trea>ur
er's Saltrv, so SO. Mining Tax-S:ale
Fiint. Sl,i9i 80; Dis.rict Judges Sal
arr, 500: General Fund, SiS3 81;
S'hol Fnni, Sl19 81: Contin GENT,
$lN ~; Hospital, $40 81; Tr%ea~urer'>
Salary, 81 81. Holders of certificates
on the Cuntin GENT. up to tnl inclu lin.
NJ 40, General, mp to AMI in .luling
No ~. AMI Hospital Fnnl, up an |
iiciu ling NJ. 81. can ob.t'u their
money i'y eating on Au iipor Il. l..
Chise to. mo "
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SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
NON. FRED. COLE. DISTRICT JUDGE.

Court met yesterday, purSuan' TO ad
.journment, and transacted the folio, :
i'm business:
state W.. All Gee, indicted for grand
Iarc -ny-Detnitrrtr sustained and the
ease ordered tn he f~e~utunitfcd to he
Grand Jury and defendant admitted to
bail ~ the sum of s., Otn.
State ". |. Fen, indicted for bur
gliry-Deienlant pleads NOT guilty
and trial set for Thursday, the 18th in
slant.
State VS.. II. 8. Farley. indicted f. r
neutrality-suspicious. morton ~ the Dis
I ic Attorney u WAS ordered that n
noIle pro~equi he entered and defend
ant be discharged.
Cour adjourned until Monday morn.
ing at 10 o'clock.
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STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRAscIsco. March n

SAN FRANCISCO, March ~
MORNING RoARn.
,-o opsir-H 99b30 as S7A bio
~; Wexican-2jl, T2EA
"a Gould n Curry-lS lSH
,I5 Best 4 Belrher-W ~ so ~
n; sayage-l.O 10 rs lHn
ITO ChoiIar 20 ~ -
NO IIsle 4 Noicross-414 8% 40
III Crown Point-2l'5 -
rs, Imperial IA Ia
10 keBtaca-lM
10 Empire Mili-5k ~
Ak Yrliow Jacket-7 ~ 80 10 Z
"a Alpha-lS i8 > 1879
90 Bei.her -J3 . 81 33H 81
10 Conference.-The
Ia Con. virginia-4-7t% 40 i2o i25
40 :. Nevatia-l2 l2bs l34
s1 California-5D 10 20. ab % Obj
s Exeheaaer-2b
90 Ovrrmnn- 20 fh
al Balloon -5,353
10 Justice--N ~
az, Union Con.-JS 81 50 SI
20 ,nccor-lta
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NrOCII'S.
nlht

DANCING ACADEMIA grand soiree
party every Saturday evening, from
: until II o'clock; and classes for in
struction for gentlemen, Monday and
Wednesday evenings: instructions
for ladies' and children, on Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons, from =
To 4 O'Clock; on Buel street, mt Pro-
fessor Bach's dancing academy.
f95.tfA
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THE 1RREPREssIBLE SwEENY's LIv-
cry STABLE NOTICE. have pur-
chased from the Walsh Brothers theii
interest i'm the Nevada Livery Stable.
| intend to run 1t in conjunction with
the Dexter Stable, and al either place
the public can lie accommodated with
tile finest turnnuts in the Slate, also
saddle horses. all at reasonable rates.
Horses boarded by the day, wee oi
month. Attendants ready al all hours
Of the day or night. Money advanced
ON horses and vehicles. Any person
desiring to sell or purchase will al.
ways hnd me ready for a trade.
NH WIN. SWEESY.
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IMPRovINa.-The roads, though still
"a enough, are in a better condition
now than a week ago. A contin.
iiance Of fine weather will soon put
them in good wheeling condition.
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PERSONS desiring to purchase pianos
or organs should not fail to call at the
City Drug and Book Store and exam
Inc samples of the rich and elegantly
finished McCammon pianos and la
nous Prince organs, both unequaled
for this altitude aud cline. Digs
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Harry L. Thornton,
and IL. Heynemann of the Ruby Con-
solidated Company. left Yesterday +, r
Alpha, by priva g conveyance, en-
route to San Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

splen lid assortment of one hundred
different kinds of candies, we this day
offer the very best qualities of all
kinds or nuts aud Oregon apples to
The families of Eureka, and to the pub
lie in general. We shall endeavor to
keep on hand a supply OF the finest
fruits, nuts, etc. Please give US a call,
and examine our stock, at the Indian
Queen Cigar and Stationery Store.
mh7-lm LEVIN n SIMON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

SELLING Our.-H. Mannheim, of the
Corner Jewelry Store, offers his entire
stock of jewelry, watches, diamonds,
pistols, etc. for sale at prices lower
than ever. lie wants To clean out his
stock on hand, and ii low prices will
do 1t the articles on hand will soon be
disposed of. le25
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

J. Coin & BIO. are the first who re-
duced The piiee OF clothing in Eureka.
The selling price OF all goods is plain
~ marked upon all the articles. This
is the first house that introduced the
practice. All others are imilators. En-
anime their stock and you will not go
away without purchasing. The entire
stock must he sold inside of sixty
days. de22-tf%
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CAPE HoRN, March Is. 1875.

JoHS:
This beats oil tae places,
really must say,
For feeding poor devils
And eating no pay.
They come from the east,
The, come from the west,
Now Pm id if ] know
Where they left all the rest;
Tho first thing thov ask
Is for bread and some meat;
It's d ID hard to refuse
Them something to eat.
There is no use in talking.
You can't drive them away,
They get here about night.
And till morning will stay.
Now. they will say in tho morning
Whom ready to go,
I'll see you some time,
And I'll pay what | owe.
Now. it is all very fine,
Bat it won't keep a hotel;
1t would 'on burst a man up,
And send him 10 HI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

To WRITE fine letters, to smoke fine
Havanas, to chew fine tobacco, and to
eat fine candies, one and all may call
at the Indian Queen Cigar Store, next
door to DR.. Lukins, and their wishes
will be gratified. nl3tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-03-21

WILL ARRIVE ON TIME.--Myers Il
Franklin will receive to- morrow after
noon a consignment of French kid
gloves, purchased especially for the
ball to. morrow night.
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MOCIr'S.
nlli4

ROOM TO RENT.-A nicely furnished
room to rent at the house of Mr.. Me-
CARNEY, on the corner of Clark street
and the O'Neil Survey, opposite Judge
Dally's residence. mh4-tis