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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-28

~
ABLooDInIRsrY QuILicD RIvnR. There
are some things connected with Nevada
journalism which lend a peculiar excite
m,nt to the profession tn 10 found mo-
where else. This morning about III
o'clock as Arthur McEw,n, u Of the re-
portcra of the Gold Hill NEWS. was walk
ing along & street. Virginia. near the cor
ner Of Union street, he Vas aecosted by q
person named Colnon. employed A. u wri-
Ter on the LYON County T,sss'. ON dc-
served reflections ON n beastly articlo pub
Ii.hel i'm that Journal were made by the
News a few DAYS since. Colnon demand
Ell Of Mr.. McEwcn whether lao had
written the item. Tho reporter
told the young man to call upon the
editor a, the office. a. that was the proper
p-r.on Of whom to make the inquiry.
colnon then became threatening. and
thrust his hand into his pistol.pockct.
Not wishing to die before the election of
HAYES and Wheeler. Mr.. McEwen struck
Colnon between the eyes. The blow stag
| ecred the belligcrcnt quill driver. but be-
fore the NEWS reporter could follow up his
advantage, Colnon jerkcd out = four
shooter. and Mr.. McEwen with that CO.
lcrity which marks all his movements.
| doJgr,l into a neighboring clothing store,
he being unarmed at the time. Colnon
was di-armci And arrested. hut was subse-
quen,ly bailcd out.
uSrrEp STATES JuroRs.-The following
/. list 81 tho names Of the jurors who
have lcen drawn and summoned by Mar
shall Ash to appear in Carson at the next
session Of the United States Circuit Court.
which conycnes November D: John L..
Black, q. Evans, John Pagan. James
Kelly, NJ. Frankenheimer. W. ]. Wester,
deli. Patrick Henry. l.. W. Gowen, Aaron
Powell, John Scott, II. l.. Fish. II. II.
Decs. u. II. Morton. \. 4. Hamlin. W. ID.
T~orreyson,w NJ. Little, George Munckton,
\. q. Winnie. j. 4. Wool. william Thomp-
.on. \. A, Neyeis. John ). Young, \. Ii.
Fs,su.on. John r. Williams, 7. W. Van
sickle. j. ". Haines, Joseph Turner, J,
n. Jaqua. Henry Van Sickle and I'd
Murphy.
sSow sroRM.-The frs, regular SNOW
storm Of the season visited this locality
last night. The evening set In with q
cold. drilling rain. which changed
TO snow before morning. The ground
was covered TO a depth OF nearly
half an inch both here and in Virginia.
The most % +" the beautiful snow has
DISAPPEARED to-day under the rays OF the
sun, which came u bright this morning
FRrIom RECEIPTS. - The following
freights for Gold Hill and Virginia CIT,
were received during the tweniy-touI
hours ending At IL o'clock u. to-day
Mood, - carloads: Is Of lumber. so;
merchandise. 3 Of fiour. 2 u ice. 2 Of pig
iron, 2 Of machinery. I Of eggs, J Of coal,
1 sand. 1 Of hay. I Of barley and ] oil oiue'
stone.
ANOTHER srR,w.-on the down esPrss.
train last evening a gentlemen wsn'
through the cars to take . vote 70 zee
| which would get the most votes Tor Presi'
Jent. HAYES or Tilden. After the vote was
taken il stood. Hayes. 10; riidsn' Y.
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rerrihIa cxeIaue.

EfA8Ac &SGAoat
NEW YORK. October 2s.-Captain Brenel
Of the British ship Chilisn. from Kingston
Jamaica. reports the severest hurrican,
ever experienced at Grand Cayman Island.
lasting from the 18th 10 the 2ist inst. A
hundred and seventy houses and . largt
number Of fruit trees were destroyed. A
portion Of the island was submerged and
many cattle were washed away. The In
habitants are In . destitute condition. hav'
ing lost all their provisions. All the pro
visions that could DO spared from the
Gillian were given them. Captain Bren'
ner reports boarding the Norwegian bark
Niord. from Rico for New Orleans, with
SO sacks OF coffee. wrecked during the
hurricane on Grand Cayman. The cargo
was entirely washed out. The bodies Of
two Of tho crew were found alongside and
one on board tho bark. IL was learned
from the islanders that the bark,s paperl
had been taken possession OF by the magis'
trates, but the Captain could learn nothing
In regarl the fate Of the balance OF tho
crew.
Another "Infsrnai Machins" On
the Cars.
NEW York. October 2s.-An internal
machine enclosed In q trunk exploded In
q baggage car Of the express train from
Philadelphia to New York over the Penn.
sylvania road last night. No damage was
done beyond tho scattering Of trunks and
the prostrating Of baggage-men. The car
set on fire. but the fire was soon sxtin.
guished. Parts Of tho machine were found
In the wreck. consisting Of . small pistol
and fragments Of clock-w0rk.
a Lixht-IIouss Change In Cali.
fsrnis.
WASHINGTON. October 49,. Notice Is
given by the Lighthouse Board that On
and after the tenth day Of November. 1876.
tho ~second-order fixed white light at Point
Bonita, California, will he replaced tenn
porarily by q fixed light Of tho fourth
order. on = low wooden structure imme-
diately In front Of and near the present
light.
Trials Of Naval Cadets.
ANNAPOLIS, October 2s.-Cadet Pound
stone Of Virginia. convicted Of hazing. was
dismissed yesterday. Cadet A. Wood
worth Of California. and barclay Of Mis-
souri, are under arrest for hazing, aud
await trial by the c~ourt-martial.
Fi.k's Murderer at Liberty.
AunrRS. ", Y, October 2s.-Edward y.
Stokes was released this morning from
prison., his term having expired. A large
crowd Vas at the railroad depot ~ see
Stokes, who with his friends started Rast'
ward.
Another Libel Suis Done Zip.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2s.-The Jury
In the libel suit 81 Mckay against the
Tine. being unable TO agree. wsre dis
charged this afternoon. having been
locked up 4 week.
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TO CANpIpArRr,

We wish 10 remind all candidates for ofaee
st the coming election that all announcement
IN this pspsr and all election printing mus; be
paid In advance. We can aeespt OF no eortih-
gent arnnxsnsnis. show your worthin.ss for
the once By paying promptly Jour p~rlntsr's
bill.
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A NRn.

To al who are suffering from The errors and
,adiserstions OF youth. nervous weakness,
"sIiy decay, loss 81 manhood. etc.. win send
4 rceipe that will cure you. nee Of ehafge
This sreat remedy Was discovered by . MI.
sionary In south America. Send 2 seif-ad
drosssd snvelope TO the key; JoscpnL inman
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-28

HAoAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves and
restores the complexion. removes frecklos,
tan and sallowness; makes tho skin soft,
white and delicate. Its application can
not DO detected
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-28

wonLD's dRKAr REMEDY -" Medical
Wonder - for rheumatism. neuralgia.
cramp-colic, colds. sprains, burns, tooth
ache, etc. oci ime
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-28

Gold Hill Is proud Of her military com.
pany. ~ she may we'll DO. for q picked
team from II would bo able Ia dcfeat the
same number Of men from most any other
company on the Pacific coast.
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SETTLE UP FORTHWITH.

Nr vs,NKsNsErxxR HAVING RETIRED
III nom business on account Of ~ health,
and being abSut 10 leavs Gold Hill. calls upon
sI tho~s i,dsbtst 70 him TO rome and settle
imnsdistsly, 20 - 70 soabls him 10 leave -
M, iSAMKENHnMER' proposes leaving
direetiy sftsr ths ans Of October psy.dsys. ssd
eli indsbtrA 70 him Who do not come forward
promptly and settle will Be left 70 the tender
nssc(es Of Q leUl oness o. collector. seiu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-28

"I'M o man Of worry quiet tastes"
said he " he went quietly behind the
door and tasted something.
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LAST VIENNA.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Americans In france InhiEnaut.
NEW YoRK, October 2s.-A Paris dis
patch says the American colony there Is
greatly exercised over the publication OF .
letter written by tho Chief French Com
missioner to the Centennial Exposition.
The letter says; "The accounts trans
mitted TO me from my deputies are OF .
most grieyous character. The Americans
themselves set fire TO the buildings CON
tanning empty cases OF French goods
hoping 10 destroy tho articles Tor the ex-
hibition. A second attempt was made
within the past month. Tho police EN-.
ploycd by the Centennial Board aro pur.
posely chosen from the most degraded
elements in the United States. The keep
ers are thieves without exception. Thero
shists an uhn u IT, m ,uSao. s.,,
~ sncra. t,r Icsr1nc xhen co,nnl.int,
are made nj hours unknown 10 complain.
ants. and as result no witnesses Of Grim.
inai snil' 5elng presented. they arc &c.
~ n;xe ,h.,n ,ha sIgnai' When ,hs nroSer
mam.nt for niiIave arriy,s'" Tbe letter
,oneInJ.. iii yil, a,,scL N, ,ba man.
mr. snJ yir,ns ~ ,ha American womsp.
Vial canno, l.. r,nrojnraJ in nrint'
Thc Tnreo.Scrsiaa War.
BELGRADE. October %. - The Servian
Cabinet Jinleulty ia In n fair way Of being
-, UI.,,.,,.hI, ,,., Ni.ho,i.h iii
'e''''u. ~"
consent 10 retain Tue posi'ion OF minis'er.
The Minister OF inc Interior ~ D.iegrsa
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On here p.rmansntiy established. am sell.
ing goods % low ~ anybody In thls state. and
sili sll even lower n go a..
- Ne house shall unders.ll mo.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
DOMESTIC NEWS.

,rrcr.L TO rrrs GOLD NIL DAILY xrw'.
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srOcK REPORT.

~lxEroHrEp DAur MT n. y. HEATING q CO.
nan TraneiSea Issard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-28

U FOR RENT.
VyKRY ILiaIBLY SITUATED II aOLp
Y mn. just shove the railroad crossing and
Q llttis sosth Of Main street.
rhs houss contains twelve good rooms,
and II the sam recently oceuplsd By Mn.
Moore - 0 dress mailing estsbl:shmtnt and
lodging house. Appl, to
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SUPERIOR GOODS
At THE VERY LOWEST PRICES +!

Asspseimeps. read The following;
Choice Caiieoss. 10 ysrds for...."........u vi
yaris ans bhirtinx for. .................ti 90
i,iesehsd shssting. M yards wide. Tor Is cents
pr yani.
And I'll other goods =. ptopor..onsi.l, low "a.
arts.
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STAPLE n N
D RY o o D S

Ever brought TO this locality. I respectfully In.
vile the Ladiss Of Gold Hill 10 give me . call.
kssmins my stock and assure yourselves u At
I am ceiling
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4. n. PERKINS

DrspKcrYUILy ANNOUNCES nihsEIS
IL a. Independent Candidate for ne once OF
County Assessor Of washoe County. regardless
II politics or party eliques.zfis submits hh
claim. End qualifications 10 the confederation
of biz fellow eiuEsns at ths coming election.
oeiltds
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descriptions, such -
Cii EsiIsRS, NtUuT DIR ssRs,
pANTALETS, CORskTS,
HOSIERY, RCCHIN0.
TIEs, COLLARS,
CUPS, kTC.. ETC..
And a. Z am ahs ut CHANGING NY BuSi.
NE-s, ! WILL SELL. FOR CASH, all goods.
such. a. Pictures and Planes. Bracelets. Cfosh.
erJ and ulssswarr. Toys, Albums. .nd : thou.
,snd other articles. P0R ANY PRICE. No
offer will be refusd ron CASH. Gall In tims.
s5m x. BKRLlNER.
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Analher LlbeI Rult 0one Up.

Ansther libel NuI Gohe Up
PHILADELPHIA, October 2s.-The Jury
In the libel suit 81 Mckay against the
Tine. being unable to agree, wsre dis
charged this afternoon. having been
locked up q week.
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-g-,x ]. BY Squire d Go0dinr ttt6
Real Estate Agents and Aucflonesrs'
Il ti1H 'gl7 Bank street. ~
vALuABLE TRACT OF LA % , :. .

VALUABLE TRACT, OF L, LA - u. iN
~ H1NEEIISSyy OF RiCHMONDs AND FOUR
HfLEs FRoI JAMEs RIyEHT, eL EMsHpI B Z
md tCaARL rs CRY RoM, AB fSgEe BALE w q
MILF In, Z E n0 aNDrWEhTY.FO ACRES, FOB
sALEBY AUcTIoN-Wes shall OFF, sr Tor sS Mn IKE
DAT ioih day OF april 1875 q II oe,oco NJ,
d.ri. onc half Of which IL open OF Rooe soll, ano
ready for the plough the residue In Gag ano pine
TSe 4 will be sold in parcels Of aboas twenty
scres eacb, map of which, prepared by ar; aonn
". Turner, surveyor, Will be exhibited on the oa'
Of sale. . ~ - ,,,,,
md" rms through the premises, aud adoroe "a
ciities TO sellers or truckers dealing IN me
civ II is in c!ose proximity to good mill, manu-
featuring shop, and ehurcn'
Iris the I,siantIen OF the owner to sell without
reserye and we ask the attention OF such as desre
small tracts OF good soil, well situated &c, tn's
sale. = -. . .xadtt ~
one and two years with six per cent interest addeo,
and trust-deeds 10 secure deferred payme4ninei; x
an .x,~ 4ai ..clIZ-7t" "a Auctioneers.
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FOCAL mattel

r1s1rrp sraTss D1syzicss fsscus ssngshx:
,1adoc Hwshes zresssdIsipss. ssssr ss 81
81 ~. Rose. Alexandsr Hasssui sexs ass
noipted assigaee, and ofdef SnoM eat1sa.
hefofe she eosifs al RichnoaH on She Islh
1 fnsiapt why the haaksup sh0nid tbsst!-
loved a. bona ssfesd exemption y 81 & ~ 81
Ia the matter Of o. a. Francis. MarshaPs
renart Of sale sS,e6. 81
ID The matter OF Josn r. GocdEyn. he
nsssguee was ordered TO make deed 70 Inc
purcaaserof the bankrupes real estases all
the purchase money having been paid.
.sssrf ia the uatter Of f. w, Jacksons Inc
aspsrnpt having eureasoaably delayed 90
6 minIne his discharge the creditors were
riveli ,4ave to proceed 10 sbe State eourte
Irrespective Of Che proceedings in bank
xup.Cy.
Compsny. The cotnpromise tetWeen the
) assipnee and Camm P4ttesop, one Of the
stockholders, for $500. in favor OF the as
signee, was Confirmed. III. So. j.
Discharges In bankruptcy were Issued to
John Alien, OF King william county, ant
Robert p. Wariag, OF Essex county.
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Greensboro, April 6, 1876. ;2s'

For DAYS before the election in Conneeti,
cut the Hartford Cour0nt, owned and edlted
by General Joseph K. Hawley, the president
of the Centennial Commission, burst into an
eruption of paragraphs, OF which the follo"'
ing Is a specimen
! etTo vote the Democratic ticket is to vote
for BEN. HILL. the defender of the Ander-
sonyiIle horrcrs, leader OF the Democratic
party IN Congress.
It strikes US that General Joseph 4. HaW-
lev ought to be invited TO step down and out
from bis position as the head OF the Centen-
NAL, the principal aim and OBJECT OF Wnico,
we are told, is to n tnite the sections that
were lately at war. and begin the second Gen.
tury of the republics birth with feelings OF
fraternsl love and friendship among all ils
citizens. Il this to be the policy Of General
Hawles's paper during the next campaign
Baltimore Gazette. goose. = :.
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4 "A tDRAwtN GAnB -At Campbell's gallery,
on Ninth street, there Is q portrsit Of Judge
Cochran drawn IN sepia by Police. Justice
White The portrait is admirable, and dis
plays extraordinary ability on the part Of an
amateur. Having heard Of Justice Whites
success as an artist, q member OF the edito:
rial corps Of one of the morning dailies has.
we learn, been fred with ambition in the
game direction, and on Saturday we saw a
g fruit sketch p 10 pencil drawn By the secre'
stary Of the Virginia Press Association, which
certainly was q fginnipg. Now, will the
Justice or the Colonel lead the race for fame
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81. BY Cook q Langhton, Auetioneefs' 4
=. 70 No. 10 Governor street. ~ z e

EExCELLENT ASSORTMENT @ OF :
ia HogsEHnL1 gfRNITE EeE s sh9 aS. AZ
IUCTioNeOn TUESDAY the llth instant IN AT =.
10 O'Clock, we viii sell at our
cellent assortment of HOUSEHOLD Tue 1ohNi-
TUBE. Consisting OF -.
j WALNUT ! CHAMBEa SURF, with marble TOP.
pieces and handsome WARDROBE: =
I WALNUT COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT: - a..
Handsome lW1LNUT-FRAME RBes-CoyRasD go
] WsIxUr FnEScH.PoLrsH PARLoR SUIT in
hair-eloth, with MARBLRIloP IABLa' ~
MAHOGANY and STAINED WARDROBks, -
IA AHoGANY and other BEDsTEADS,
MARBLE-TOP CABINETS and w AsHSIAHDS'
MAHOGANY SDKBoARDs and TABLES, tta
i hands0nefO TFICE-6BSK, q.
OAK OFFICE ARM-CHAIRS, -. 80. Et.ss+ = :
LHTTER-PRESS and STAND, ss.-..ss .s-...s 8
Several excellent FBATHEn-BEDS,
HAIR and SHTcK MATTRESSES; =. = -
1 No. O., GAS-BURNER; yC0OKIEG-STOVB ano
UTENSILS, Ia perfect order; H. ~. -
s1DEB0AED and PIX SAFES, &c. &C.
ALSO. ..s@sf =
/ ryRood-- SLx-CcTAEE--MAHoGA
Q handsome BRUssELs CARPETS.
Several FIyR UIL-PAINTINGS and CHRoMoS.
THE above articles may be seen and examined
tadsv CUOk & LAUGHTON,i -
anI0 49, .-ss..s} /. i - Auctiopeers.
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ROLL OF honor AT THE RICHMOND HIGH-
SCHOOL. following Is a list of the pn-
pills on the roll of honor at the Richmond
High-ScbooI during the past week: Junior
Class-Carrie Drew. Alice Ezekiel, Rosa
Fleisbnaan. IDA Hutzler. Ella Y. Landrum,
.Mam,s, d. Lyon. Mary Nowlin. Ida Rsgland
: Rachel Van Wort, Fiorrie Wilkinson. In
termedia,e Class-Jennie D. Hall, louie
Mipetree, Annie B. Pace. Senior Class
Laura Bracket, Henrietta Crayer, Mary E
Fox. Julia e. fleming, Meta Krsusse, Sue
McWilliam. Daisy Murray, George q. Arm
stead, William A. Smith, William 6. Pull
aian. Attendance for the week, SO percent
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CHANcsaY CeUar or RIcHMoHD, sArUR'
DAY.-The following cases were disposed oil
Adding,on's executor us. sloat, &c: De-
cree directing q part Of the fund 10 sne
cause 10 be assessed toward the education,
maintenance, and support OF infant defend
ants .,,
a Brummel os. satterwhite, sc. Decree con.
firrnipe report of sale and making provision
for distribution of the fund.
Powers e. Crump os. McFall, &c. Decree
By conaeDt settling the rights Of the parties.
/ Lee us. Lee, &C.; Lee us. Taylor. &c. De-
cree COL tirming report of sale Of bonds in
said report mentioned.
Taylor and wife us. Judah, &c. Decree
referring cause TO commissioner for To-
quiry and report. 80 8,
Virginia State Agricultural Socie.y us.
Burr, Sc. Decree referring cause to COM
missioner for inquiry and report.
Haxali g., us. Crepshaw's administrator.
&c. Decree referring cause to commits
sioper for inquiry, account, and report.
Rutherford uS. Bennett, &c. Decree
making partial distribution OF the fund.
Peebles's executor Us. PEBBLES, &c. De-
cree on petition Of Williams, executor, re-
fesripg csuse to commissioner for inquiry
and report,
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Is RYeuloNp, YORK RIVER AND CREsAPxAKn-
RAILROAD CosfPAHT.aaas
ORHICHoErHEsUfR1ns
,RICHNoND, VA, March ] 8, 1870.
GREAT REDUCTION. 81. ), u. ..3. -
: REDUCTION 1a PASSENGER TAREa
!, SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. Z

PASSENGER TRAINS leave West Peint DAILY
at a. NJ, arriving at Kchmond at 10 Am.
leave Richmond ais 2. H., arriving NJ West Poin
3 Trains connect at West Point with steamers nom
baYs sns II ans Dsan Gs 1
steamers for Baltimore and aliieastern points on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and, fRIDAYs:
Fare 10 Baltimore. ,....,.........,. ........@ w
Fare to Baltimore snd return............ 90
Fare to Washing ....i.s..f4 oo
Fare 70 Philaae!pnia e 1S
faEs a e SGssfp FEsieHT TRxiss e;ye Ates.
mond at s A. III. on WEDNESDAY,. FRIDAY,
steamers, and delivering freight Baltimore early
a:I5 P. N, arriving at Richmond at e p. a.,
and connecting with the Through Freight Trains
on the Richmond and Dsnriue railrosd for all
So EXPREsS FREIGHT received OF MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY 6efors2 p A,swilt
be delivered in Baltimore the following day at
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with passenger
coaches attached leave R1chmond at $50 A. n. on
and leave West Point Tor Richmond the same days
at A. M., a1riving at Richinontat 500 P. n.
The psbs ssS tas I
steamers OF this Zine ibesween Baltimore and West
Point have heen geAtted In the most tnorough
manner Tor the accommodate ofpssssnsers an
TraveIlers taking taazi.nnessrtys IN Baltimore
in ample time 70 connect pttt the rain lines for
Philadelphia, New York; Boston, and all eastern
and western points. rs
Freighss viii be aysns thesutmoet dispatch. No
transfers at Richmond Of freights TO or from south
aH '0 ~ h. TDOUeLAss. Superintendent.
l. ". d. BRAGG. MaGtAr CHARACTERIZATION rIEh l3
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By Sampson s. NeCary. =
Real Fstate Agents and. aaalinnesrs,
No. e2l Hull street, Mancbssfar, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SMALL
u FARM OF SIXTY ACRES oFLAND, ON
.raE RRUhD RO k ROAD ABOUT slXMILHS
FROM MAN a ;STER.-ln pursuance OF decree
II The Circuit court of Chesterfield county, entered
O., the 10th day Of May, 1871. in the case ofRmily
furton's guardian against Emily RprtGnI e ais,
will sell Ut public auction on MONDAY the lgth
day o. April, 1875. at IL O'Clock NJ. THAT being
county court day. IN front of the court -house in
the city or Manchester. small FARM ef- SIXTY
ACRES OF LAND as above dsscribef. Cn;tbe
B.iug SO near Gown. dealers fua0od are requested
to exa lime the farm berore1he dxy OF sale. u.
SOCRATES BROOKS,.
Special Comm issioner.
M,pcu1yrh 1915 80. - NH "a y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-10

POLICE Court, SATuRDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-W William Thompson, Is
sey Hol,z, Lewis Lee, Charles Haskins,
Juuius johnson, c. b. Harris, Joseph
James, Henry Edwards, and Edward Holmes
{colored). were sent on to the grand jury for
lighting o rock battle on Chimborazo Hill.
The cases of several merchants chsrged
with violating the law In selling fresh fish
and other articles at auction without Ii
cense were turned over to the Common
wealtb's attorney for preseDtmeut before the
grand jury Of the Hastings Court. Some, IL
not ALL n aaIs
and therefore claim that they are not re-
quired to get other licenses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-10
BY W. Goddln,
Real Estate Agent and Aucdoneer,
conner If Eleventh aud Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF AN EXCEL.
LENT L1TTLK FARM OF THIRTY-FIEE
ACRiS, NsAR THE T0LL.GATE OF TIE
PLAN OF WOO JVlLLE.-Wiil be sold at auc.
ton. on tho premises, on MONDAY. the 1oih OF
April 1876 at o'clock p. NJ, that excellent Ut
of Mr.. e. G. Uranium, containing THtRTY-FlVE
ACRES. ~ -
There are on the place two small dwellings, Darn.
stable and well or good water. The land Is Of
good quail " and admirably adapted fcI acaiiy.
farm or market garden. =!
TERMS q I sale. -
an * w. ilDtIN, q uCtloHSet'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-04-10
IsooKg,, arATIeNsRY, &s.

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Jacksonl, BY Sarah Nichols Randoiph, author DO DO
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Cox, sI.60. Erssiia, by author Of NY 'Liele
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'76-,77, as. How to Write Letters, by Westlake,
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