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NEW GOODS! FRESH GOODS!
SOMETHING NEW AND PRETTY FOR The
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

We are in receipt OF full line OF sash floDohs'
silk and japanese Fans: Lisle-Thrcad Gloves, IN
white and coored: Kid Gloves. In white. colored
opera shades and black, at SOC, 75c.. and u also
Misses Kids In white and opera shades; new lc' OF
Gilt and Silver TinselIcd Tarlltan, and all shanes Of
Plain Tarlatans, Gilt and Silver Spangles, Gii' an'
Silver Laces and Fringcs: Lacc-Stripe SWISS some.
thing new and beautiful; Lece-Stripe and figurtn
Puues BabrigSan Hose, for ladies and misses. In al
sizes: new lot OF those Henstitched Haudkercblc''
in white and colored bordercd. ut sc. apiece and
few more cases OF those heavy Cotton Hose at &C. 1.
pair and many other articles worthy the attention Of
The ladies.
Please call early and examine for yourselves 1T
LEVI HEXTER'S, 627 Broad street.
Miss Jos EPIiISE MANN. Miss ANNA COWARDlH'
Miss AMELIA BLUM. and Mr.. ISAAC LAIN are IN
attendance and will be pleased To see their iri.nd
and customers. Je IL
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloncers,
No. 1l13 Main street.

A2 RcH TARn F NEA skLH THE SlT2
I 1--WE are authorized to sell n valuable FARM OF
one HUNDRED AND FORTY,SEvEN ACRES
OF HIGHLY-IMPROFED LAMP on inc River
good ncghborhood and in every way we'll located.
One third of this land is in timber: the balance
bi.hly improved. and produces abllndantly all the
crrenls fruits vegetables, &c. The buildings are a
Comfortable FRAME DWELLING with four or five
rooms. the usual out-houses, &c.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in one. two,
three four and five years, longer if desired ne
oiallc notes given for the deferred payments. with
interrst added. ami secured by 4 deed OF trust.
RICHARDSON & CO..
ic 12-1w lib hitih S'reel'
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By Goddin, Warren & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
M HOG Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT AZ ~
E1C HOE ~ TWO VALUABLE LOTS OF GR0uND
IN An MPRovING PART OF THE GK .SoSrao "
thn nnstInrs Court Of Manchester, In the suit or
Ledlcy u.s. Feck &C., shall as special nn eom s7s
sioner on SATURDAY the TN DAY OF June dSii1,
e, Ne IISDEViDED MOIETY OF LOT NO. 80 In
the plan of Manchester, containing about one nai
Eo,r,ecntb streets This Is very beautiful and de-
sirabic lot, in an improving portion Of the CITY:
Fourteenth street now being graded: And Directly
OF A LOT situate at the northwest corner OF Pow
batan and Pocahontas streets. in Snellings's add1-
tion, known Lot No. z, and fronts sixty iect on
Powhatan street. ,
TERMS OF SALE: One third cash; the purchasers
executing their negotiable notes. with Interest added
navahI Six and twelve month from the day of sale,
and the title retained until the purchase Is
,aid F. p. TURNER,
10 ia Special Commissioner.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
lll3 Main street.
By Richardson & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l13 Main street.

NNE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
~ BUILDING SITES IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, WITH A VALUABLE ERICk DWELL
ING THEREON, FOR SALE PRlNATEIY:-We
are instructed to sell that ATTRACTIVE BUILD
ING SITE, desraby located and fronting ninety,siX
feet on the southwest corner of Clay and Iwelfth
streets, in The city of Richmond. and running back
southwardv OH Twelfth street between line parallel
thereto $50 feet to wide alley. There Is ON this lot
:; large TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING with
ten or twelve ROOMS. office. and other improvements
alike delightful In summer and winter. This pro-
pcrty is highly valuable as an investment, being In
one of the most desirable localities In The city, nay
ING large and airy brick dwelling, which could be
occupied by the purchaser or rented out for some
wears to come, yielding therelrom paying income:
i'm addition to the profit from the increasing value OF
the ,md and if desirable, four or five houses could
be- hull, on its front OH Clay street, and two on lts
rear on Twelfth street and such is the location OF
This propcrty-its fine ncighborhood, splendid view,
and convenience to the business centre OF Rich
mond-thal tenants or purchasers could readily be
found for such houses as should be built III this To-
caliiy. ,.o>- <,o
r. DIV lib Main street.
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BY james NJ, Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS,
Il EACH SO BY 1919 FEET TO A 20-FOOT AL
LEY, AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND LINDEN STREETS. NEAR MONROE
PARK. AND IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF
THOSE HANDSOME NEW BRICK DWELLINGS
RECENTLY ERECTED BY WILLIAM &. MAYO,
ESQ, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We will offer nj
public auction, upon the premises. on MONDAY the
9th dav of June, 1876, at 81 o'clock =. NJ, those
BEAUTIFUL LOTS as above located, which will be
sold as whole or divided into two or four lots,
may be desired at the hour OF sale.
TERMS: No cash: the purchaser to give four nego-
table notes payable at six, twelve, eighteen. and
twcnty-four months, with six per cent. interest
added, and secured by deed of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON,
ic 13 Auctioneers.
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BY Robert Il. Lyme
successor TO Lyme ( Brothcr),
Auctioncer and Real Estate Agent,
1912 Main street,

T ARGE QUANTITY OF PERSONAL
IL PROPERTY. CONSISTING OF MULES
COWS, CALF, HORSES, HOGS, PLOUGHS, CORN
LLER,WuEAT-FANS, PfOyENDER, CORN,
CLOVER. HAY, WAGONS, CART, CUTTING
KNEE. CULTLNATQRs. HARNESS FOR
WAGONS AND PLOUGHS, SHUCKS, SCYTHES,
POTATOES, PEAS, TURKEYS, &C., &C, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-At request of William
rutherford, Jr.. shall sell. upon the premises, at
his farm Westview, on plank road, or Cary street,
four miles west of the city, on WEDNESDAY, June
21st commencing at IL O'Clock 4. NJ. a very large
quantity of PERSONAL EFFECTS. amongst which
are
Two extra finc YOUNG MULES,
One good FAAfILY-HORSE.
several fine MICH COWS, HOGS.
DOUBLE CARRIAGE. HARNESS and POLE,
One new BUCKEYE MOWER, DRAG,
HOES. HOT-BED SASH. CRADLES.
STRAW-CUTTER. CUTT1NG-kNIFE.
BUGGY-RAkE, SUBSOIL-PLOUGH,.
FODDER. nice TOP FURNITUREWA GON,
One handsome and superior LADY'S SlDE-SAD-
DIE. {nearly new. very tine,l
Large number of CEDAR POSTS, and great va
ricty of FARMING IMPLEMENTS too nu-
mcrous to mention. and which are valuable for
farm purposes.
Special attention is called TO this sale.
TERMS will be given at time Of sale, and LUNCH
will he served. ROBERT Is. La Ne,
IL SITS, NJ. Tu,&W5t Auctloncer. =.
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BY Chuflin. Staples & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
No. ! Tenth street,

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VERY
/ VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSES IN MAN
CHESTER, NEAR THE FREE BRl EGE. AT AUG
TiON. ON SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1875, AT 5E
O'CLOCK P. My virtue OF deed Of trust ext y:
the I4th day of May, 1878, and duly recorded In
The clerks office of Manchester Hastings Court, In
Deadlock 1, page 46s, will sell tbeing required r.,
PREMISES, ON SATURDAY the oath day Of June,
1875, the above-described VALUABLE PRO-
PFR,rY fronting 81 feet on Seventh street, and
having depth OF ITO feet Oh one side and rs feet
on the other side.
cutting s trust and to pay off note of 500 with
interest from the 18th OF May, 1876, till paid; and
the balance upon such terms as may be ANNOUNCED at
the Gale X. X. CHAFFIN,
VIZ NJ. G. STAPLES,
Trustees.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES s. Co., Auctioneers. je ID
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By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

. By Wellington Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWENTY-FIVE
L LOTS IN MARKS PLAN OF MANCHES-
TER FRONTING EACH THREE II U n ID 4 ID
AND THIRTY FEET ON THE EAST LINE OF
FIFTEENTH lOR JEFFERSON STRE t:s, BE BE
TWEEN STOCKTON AND EVERETT STREETS,
AND THREE HUMBER AND THIR RI, ZEE EEET
ON THE WEST LINE OF MADISON STREET.
By virtue Of deed of trust hearing date 18th Feb
rliary, s75; duly recorded In Manchester Hastings
public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, 18th
of June, 1876, at 6 o'clock T. NJ, the foregoing
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS, each 80 by 90 feet.
TERMS: At sale. W. GODDIN,
Z Auctioneer.
P, s.-After the foregoing sale will be sold THIR-
TEEN HANDSOME LOTS In the same plan, 'front.'
ing on the east line of Harrison Tor Fourteenth)
street. each 80 by 124 feet TO alley These lots
are located in an Improving locality, Us will be
by the many new buildings on the same square now
going up.
TERMS At sale. w. GODDIN,
ID Auctioneer.
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NOTICE. "
All persons having forfeited pledges will call at
my office, 1922 Main street, and renew or redeem
them on or before WEDNESDAY, 21st Instant, as
further indulgence cannot be given. sea-
ABRAHAM HARRIS, Pawnbroker,
ie17 successor to II. Harris q Brother.
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1113 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A THREE
" STORY BRICK STORE. WITH DWELL
ING ABOVE, on FRANKLIN VEST OF
AND NEAR TO FIFTEENTH STREET
In pursuance of decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city Of Richmond entered on the
9Th of June, 1876, in the suit of James Murphy
guardian rs. Bailey and Others the undersigned
Special Commissioner will on MONDAY, 18Th day
OF June. 1878, at O'Clock p NJ. proceed to sell on
the prcnllSeS, mt public auction, the BRICK STOKE;
with DWELLING above. No. - on the south side OF
Franklin street few doors west of Fifteenth street
The store extends the entire front and length of the
house, the upper portion Of which has nine rooms
The house Is substantially built with stock brick
front, and has comparatively new tin-rooi: The
lot fronts 22i feet, and extends back between lines oil
OF and feet TO the rear line OF the lot, which Is
22 feet.
TERMS: One third cash: balance in SIX and twelve
months negotiable notes bearing six per cent. inter
est title deed retained until deferred payments arc
made, and the deed ordered by the court:
JAMES H. DUDLEY.
Special Commissioners.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer. il IL
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BY Augustine Royal
successor to Moody & Royal1),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
office corner Seventh. and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.


Manchester, Va.
A JJCTJON SALE OF VALUABLE
IN COAL LAND AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
IN THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD ON THE
PREMISES. ON SATURDAY, JULY /, 1876, AT
IL O'CLOCK M.-By request Of the owners VIII
sell at public auction on the premises on n te dafe
LAND belonging to 2: H; Brockss heirs, lying about
four miles south of COalfied station, on the Rich
mond and Danville railroad, In Chesterfield county
containing 374 ACRES, adjoining the lands OF
Franklin Stearns and others This land Is considered
the best tract of undeveloped mineral land In the
Richmond cnafeld, besides being one OF the most
desirable farms In Chesterfield county. The I'M
rrovements consist Of THREE-ST0RY DWELL
INC containing eleven rooms, and all the usual ana
necessary out-houses. orchard &c. This valuable
farm should attract the attention of capitalists and
partfrs seeking good and safe investments. For fur
Their Information address the auctlonser, or sgd
ENHANI BROOKS, Sklnquarter post-ofiice, Chester
field county Va. .
will also sell at the same time and place lot of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE and
CATTLE. $500,
made known at sale. ~
ie 2d.2S&Jyl
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

V'HE HYGEIA HOTEL,
FORT MONROE
GOLD POINT COMFORT, VA):
This delightful summer resort, commanding wa.
ter-vicw not excelled on the Atlantic coast; fur
nished with all modern improvements; gas and
electric bells in every ROOM water on every floor;
and capable of accommodating five hundred persons,
mer season Wharf one hundred yards distant, al
Which fifteen TO twenty steamers touch daily, afford
ing every opportunity Of communicating With all
nonts of the country Superior beach for bathing ut
The door-steps. Good from MAY until NOVEMBER.
Unusual facilities for boating and fishing.
TERMS $3.50 per week and upwards, accord
ing to location Special terms to parties remaining
month or longer.
Address II. PHSEbus,
my 11-3km proprietor.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS;
WEST VIRGINIA.

The WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. wet Wiz:
ginia, whose elevation Is two thousand feet ahors
WATERS and fashionable patronage. ia now omen
$3.50 per day. "0~'''
per day; weekly, 50 per day. S1o'
Extensive improvements have been made since
last year; among others, the erection Of the Ply
provements, which will be kept open during wintsr
rs well as summer; also, several NEW COTTAGES.
Descriptive pamphlets obtained of PURCELL.
LADD C Co. GEORGE l.. PEYTOy a co
nv 16-Tu,Th,&Sllm =
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DOANOKE RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
III VIRGINIA.
WILL BE OPEN ON JUNE 1sT.
TERMS: s32 per month of four weeks, so
week. 50 per day.
MUSIC, BATHS, TEN-PINS, AND BAR.
Dali, stages meet passengers at Salem, Va on Ar
antic Mississippi and Ohio rhlroad-distancc te'
PROPRIETORS RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Catawba post-Oice, Roanoke county, va
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MuLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN
1s1 TY, VA, two miles from ,Millboro, depot. on
phur, and CaIybeate Spring. The cheapest and best
place In the mountains for families Board: Per
mails Send for circular W. Fl. HOPKINS,
Mboro' SPRING., Bath county, Va
r.
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DRESS GOODS

DRESS 1OcDS
their stock Is large and complete. ihen
BLACK SILK
stock Is larger than ever before, and al asohis's'
low prices.
In endless quantities, qualities, and varieties OF
BLACK GRENADINES
from 30c nm. the 3oc grade being the best Hoo"s O'
the price We have ever before SOLD.
CoLORED SILK GRENADINES
IN be,u,;fu, shades and qualities for overdreS>e'
MEXICAN GRENADINES
from 374c. up.
A large stock OF handsome patterns.
ELEGANT DAHASSEAND BR0CADE dhhSN
DIMES In SiLhS ..
IN black and colored: something ne" asa 'ei' >N''
LADIES LINEN SUITS
from $3.50 up. OF these goods we are sspx Ill
murh larger stock than ever before. some very u
CANT. rTIcoES 81
=, al, prices. We are selling cambrlc-nnlsn 80
81 rie prinrs ut Gle. lter yard. my .
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CPECIAL TO BUYERS
D r Y G o o d s D..
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.

have now in store the largest stock OF CHOICE uh1
GOODS ever offered In this city, to winch tlis,
the attention of their customers and the DuDic -
eray giving them the assurance that never ID vi :,
experience have they been able 10 purchase Soo'' =
nrires 81 low In
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DELIGHTFUL SUMNER BOARDING
~ can be obtained IN the mountains at THE
BROOK, near Charlottesville, Va. $25 per month,
Of MRS. JOHN STOCKTON.
Refers to Mcssrs. Martin & Mason, Twelfth street,
and 7. G. Harrison, No. 1924 Cary street.
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WOoDVILLE, ALBEIARLEs ~. ~.
der1ce OF Mrs. ANN r. IFg .S xsss.
SUMMER RETHEAT. The foitse e are anS ssrs9
snaded by tai caks the extensive lawn Is diyfy,l
with variety o. trees. Churches Of different Jea
Terms for board moderate e1nis aoHc.
c,.ao,. a soJoURNFR TuERI.
GLEs6DowEh PosT-OfrIcE, AbemarIs, Va.
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THE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA.
WILLIAM B. BISHOP, PROPRIETOR.

This justly celebrated wateriug-place, SO long and
fayorably known to the travelling public, Win be
open To visitors on and after the 1st or June
There is 10 place In the mountains OF Virginia 50
beautifully as we'll as BEAUTIFULLY situated II has
ample accommodations for three hundred persons.
Dr. d. A. LANGHoRNE, of Lynchburg, resdes.
physician.
LADp & Co., Druggists, or GEORGE ". GARY, Sta
TONER. nv 16-Tu.Th,& SatJyl
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aUaTTOY sjaIrs.-.rntu ,,si Is pays.

BY Byerfy and Powell, .Auctionecrs,
1924 Main street.
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WANTS.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED ON
u the line Of railroad, from Two TO I'VE n nus
iren three mud Ave years Of age References gwen
and reunircfi Address II. C.G. HARTMAN,
+ 10 -.Ot% i1US Maln htrtets
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WANTED, at the celebrated French Dyer
w and Scourcr's. 10000 pair of PANTS TO
SCOUR at soc. per pair. Also, the same amount OF
COATS and VESTS at $3.50. Also. 10000 pair OF
PANTS TO DYE at 81 and Sl.25 per pair whole
suit dyed $3.50. Also. 100000 pair Kid Gloves
TO clean at 15c. per pair, at the celebrated French
Scourcrs No. S Ninth street, sign OF the Red Flag.
INV l-3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srscrAl 70 RAJ sOLp MA pliLr sr~,.
MA.
Affairs or she Mahogany Mine
Another Mig Horse ltAcc talked
or Capture Ola Faro Dealer.

San Francisco. Feb. a6.--1: 80 r. NJ
A communication las been received
By officers OF tho Mahogany mine. ut
Silver City. Idaho. from miners en-
pOyed IN the mine. saying that tho
mine Is iich enough In ore to pay all
debts ofths company, but the employees
ars unable to procure tho necessaries OF
lie, by neglect OF tho company to work
the mips or pay the bills. The miners.
therefoip, propose to work the mine on
their own account. aud after paying
current expenses, apply tho surplus to
paying the amounts due themselves.
Tho Communication concludes: "This
is not an agreeable request for us to
make Of tho leading corporation engaged
In Owyhes. but We are driven to this
alternative, or the equal unpleasant one
Of starvation, or hunting up George N.
Pinney, in Peru"
A two.mile and repeat, and a three.
mile and repent race, nre talked OF, to
come off ut the Bay District grounds,
March ith aud 18th. H~ockhocking,
Golden Gate and others will enter.
Officers last night captured n Of the
numerous faro banks on Kearny street,
with the dealer. John Massey, one visi.
tor and about 81, 200.
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was entitled to an education, o mat
boy or girl who was forced. even oy .ne
rod. TO acquire one, wonId In aiter yeais
feel grateful to q teacher ior the se'sf'5
SO hard to endure In tho present.
Mr.. Davis here called attention 10 .
trouble caused teachers by The CRITICISMS
to which they were subjected oy pafs M
IN the presence OF Their children. ~
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SAN FnAscIsco. Feb. 1880 r. NJ
A proposition to increase Daney capital
stock to $40, SOC, 900 will be submitted
to tho stockholders March Goth.
An assessment Of 80 cents per share Is
lowed of tho Piocho mine. delinquent
April 9th.
A two mile und repeat, and u three
mile and repeat racs will come of tho
ith and llth OF March at tho Bay Dis
trict grounds. Hockhocking, Golden
Gate and others.
Tho celebrated thoroughbred stallion
woodburn, belonging to j. A. Hall. OF
Alameda, is reported to have become in-
fected with CHAMBERS and had to be killed
In order to save the remainder Of his
horses.
The faro bank OF Garfield, ut POS
Kcarney street, wal last evening broken
into. and Massey and one visitor. named
Sharp, captured. A layout and 1922
wefo also captured.
Gilmore, the Boston jubilee man. is
going to give a monster concert in this
city. and yesterday his agent secured the
Mechnnscs' Pavilion for tho purpose.
Jacob Ishossky left Martin Jardin In
charge OF his butcher shop, on Clam
street, yesterday, and when ho returned
no accused Jardin Of tapping tho till.
whsrcupon the latter picked up a eleaver
and carried away with n blow q small
portion OF IN ear and n segment Of
scalp. In consideration Of the provoca.
ton. tho Police Court permitted tho
accused to plead guilty to assault md
t.llarx.
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A TOAST.

Two important discoveries: The dis
covcry Of America by Columbus, and
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery;
the one opening up to mankind q new
continent, the other a fountain Of health,
which is indispensable to the full enjoy
mcnt Of life aud its blessings. In re-
Spouse to the above sentiment come the
unsolicited attestations Of tens OF thou
sands Of grateful patients who have been
relieved OF chronic ailments through its
fundamentally. Those voices aro lin.
tied to no n locality. but from every
city. village AMI hamlet in our broad do
main. as well NJ from other climss, and
in tho strange utteranccs OF foreign
tongues. like tho confused murmur Of
many waters, como unfeigned and hearty
concentrations. II IL, In combination
with tho Pleasant purgatiye Pellets, the
great depurator Of the age. Under Its
benign action. e%ruptions disappear. ex-
cessivc waste is checked. tho nerves nre
strengthened. aud health. long banished
from tho system, resumcs her reign and
rc.establishes her roseate throne upon
tho cheek. All who have thoroughly
tested its virtues In tho diseases for
which II in recommended unto In pro.
nouncing 1t tho great Medical Discovery
If the ace.
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NEVADA.
P.rsnRi Encounter Brtwecn w.
Frank stewart and Harry MI.
gheis The Leap Year hall nj
Carson.

CARSON CRY. February 2G.-A per.
sonil encounter took place ut q quarter
past IL o'clock this morning between
W. Frank Stewart and Harry Mighels.
Of the Appeal. The difficulty doubtless
grew out Of m article In this mornings
APPEAL rejecting somewhat severely on
Stewards personal habits and character.
As liighels was passing down Carson
street, when opposite Willis drug store
he was met by Stewart, upon which hard
words were passed between them. BY
ISLANDERS allego that Mighels struck
Stewart In the face, w%hereupon the lat
tor. with o heavy cane which hc carried.
struck the former a heavy blow or blows
over tho head. inficting a severe eontu.
sion and causing blood to flow freely.
Parties passing intsriered and separated
tho combatants, and put an end to pres.
ont hostiliiies. Mishsls' wound is
somewhat severe. but as tho skull was
not fractured. II was not considered dan.
gerous. No arrests as yet have boon
made, and tho excitement has conse-
quently subsidized.
Tho leap-year party given by the Ia
dies Of this city last evening Is pro-
nounced by oil in attendance to have
been the finest and most recherche en-.
tertainment Of the character ever given
In the State. Many guests from Sacra-
mento and tho Comstcck wero In attend.
ance. and tho toilettes Of the ladies were
supcrhly elegant. A bountiful collation.
was served. and gentlemen throughout
the evening were held in due md usual
subsection. As n success, this effort OF
tho Canon ladies' must rank foremost.
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DIxsaLurioS or CorAnrsERsHIr.-Se
notice IN our advertising columns Of a
dissolution Of the partnership hereto.
fore eYiaing between Lipman 4 Lcvy.
W. r. tDilly) Smith takes Lsvy's place
in the firm.
REIp TnEM.-0ur readers will find
the tslsHaphic dispatche, from Carson
In this iisus OF considerable interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-26
sIGN OP TINE GI.As. CIGAR,

SisN VT TIM eaAtS' shsstN
At DR.. sPALDING's SALOON, opposite the
odd fsllovs' Bulldine, virginia City. Nevada.
SIMON PACKsHER, at the International
Tor many years before the great IRE, be. now
nticd up. at great expense, one OF the FINEST
CIGAR sTOhks In the state. where he will
o. VI old. deal out TO his friends and patrons
the CHOICEST AND MOST FAvOliITR
BRANDS or IMPORTED CIGARS. Nc has
also on hand . 1nc. selected stock OF Chewing
and smoking Tobsccoe-. Imported Cigarettes.
wostenholm Cutlery, Meerrchaum Pipes, and q
fine asrortment Of Fancy Goods:
Is IN \.