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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-12
~! .NG STOCK REPORT
Foren DON Board

Forenoon Board
30 Ophir 60, 6SIs, GSs4. G91t b5
1s6o Mexican SO, 39A, 1875, 3912. 393z
535 Gould and Curry 2os.. p. 2li4 b
800 Best and Belcher 50, 59Iz. SO $50
1910 California 90H. 9034, 81 b5. 90
so Savage 1871. 1874
l565 Con Virginia 50, S4E, 50 bo, S+5s
ll5 Chollar l45. JAG
$50 Hale and Norcross 70, -. 49,.
40 Crown Point 2234., 2212
1920 Yellow Jacket 3734, 375s, 377f. 10
ll15 Imperial lSt4, 1875, ls3t
215 Succor Il.
22j Empire Mill III
so Kentuck III. Il
go Alpha Is. Ct, 6434. 64lI
SIS Belcher So, 3224. 32I4
IS Confluence %, 25I4, 25s4
$50 Sierra Nevada %, 247s, p bio
$50 Utah %
400 Bullion 81, 60. coz, IS, 50
SO Exchequer 25s4, 25i@, "a,
10 Seq Belcher 80
s. Overman 50, s22l, So
960 Justice 81 81, 3G3I, 81 b5, sos
S9o Union Con Is !, 1874 b5, 1874
1908 Caledonia l3sl 1879 b5, 1SlE
30 Lady Bryan IA, is
go Julia lit2, li5t, I47z, u, l. b.
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The Young Fotkt' Concert.

| A more beautiful audience was never
| assembled thsn that which got together
last night at the theatcr to hear the chill
dren sing. The speotaclo-the first
scene vas nothing else-was as fine. as
artistic, as picturesque as the chorus
scene in "L'Africaine Or the more
beautiful effects of the "Seven Dwarfs. -
This grace seems Unborn with these sage
brush girls and boys. Somehow they
can't help K. The dresses, that sweet
maidenly blue and white. were so pure.
SO pretty. that even the fairy hands they
carried were merely companionahle
and expression ike note Of half mild,
half emphatic admiration which found
double responses in the audience. Ii
would be meanly and unmanly-almosl
impurely suggestive-to single OFT any
one maiden or lad and glorify him
or her at the expense of his young
pride and the unhappiness of
young reputation. As to the girls,
God forbid We should call them young
ladies'') they are very much better for
not seeing their names IL type. Happy
hearts! May they all always like to sing
with all the fervor of generous youth and
trustfui maidsnhood. May the sp,ins-
time furnish forth flowers FOR the gener-
GUS way in which they shall 90, early
summer make bloom the delicate pansies
of a rounding youth. and tie full de-
veloped rose of excellent manhood and
womanhood attest the perfectness OF
their vitality and virtue! Z. 20 their
singing. it begsars all description. No
school children ever can or Will or ought
to sing melodies which have sacred
significance better or more delightfully."-
than these little folks. Oh, how the
wee ones sparkled! Oh how mothers
hearts were warmed Oh pleasant boy
hood, girihood and budding youth,
The COMMITTEE into whose hands is
entrusted the business Of collecting
moneys to defray the expense CT sending
ont road viewers on the line of the Nc |
Tarnahan and the Holmes, or Mound |
House, roads, were busy yesterday col |
lectirI moneys to defray the expense o. |
such road viewing. We believe they |
collected enough to make it success.
MUErHT, the slayer 0: Sloan, under
went part of an examination yesterday
before Justice Witherell. He is not reg
llarly examinabls in this township, but
justify the deviation from
he ordinary rule. 1t IS needless to an.
icipate the decision OF the examining
magistrate.
THF Ju'ilae Singers, after having been
1ery handsomely entertained b. Mr..
Henry Lawrence, Parson Teyis and
'thers, left for the East on last nights
rain.
Mn. NYE. the man Of liquors ami good
ool,9, was IL the city yesterday.
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Evening Report

Gj Meadow Valley rs
10 Raymond and Ely Il
l55 Eureka Con l324
60 Alps So. a.
Do Belmont Z, Is
80 Leopard As, IA
$50 Jefferson 234, 25s, "a, %,
$50 Prussian SOC, IOr, 81, 90
l25 GilaIX
$50 Panther ~
40 Northern Belle IS, a.
l75 Metallic 3
- Typo liz
10 Gen Thomas 4. "a y.
60 Coso Con SOC, 40c
100 New Coso 75c
40 Golden Chariot -
$50 Poorman zoe, 175c
1870 baltimore %. Is
$50 Silver Hill 94
ITO Challenge o.
2S5 Dayton
go Rock Island 80, 50. 3ss, 3.
100 New York Con IL
l25 Occidental 55s, 53
$50 Senator
3S5 Woodville 275, %, "a
500 Seq Caledonia 5tc
so Lady Washington /
li5 kossuth 27.,3
POS Original Gold Hi :
245 Andes SO, 4, 1 10
IS Europa SOC
100 Pacific
800 Wells Fargo soc
800 North Carson SOC
1880 Ward ., "a, 81
40 South Justice 80, ,27s
200 Cosmopolitan 45c
545 Leviathan ~, Is
IS y Con Virginia H.!
2i5 Prospect 6, 61s
500 Morning Star s. =.
800 Monumental zoe
100 Trojan II
100 Rough and Ready COS
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS,

II c Holbrook F Mccullough
A Dabarick j b Bradley
RIA Davis d Libby
w NJ Soper W F Kent
j Gray j Singleton
T McGeorge l King
J Leary
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Hills Reply.

The reply Of Ben. Hill to BLAINE was COM
petc, and put in language that was prudent
and Ingenious. For this, Mr.. HILL has gain
Cd great deal of appreciation. The subject
WAS such as naturally excles the passions OF
men. Mr.. HILL could not but feel the deep
sense ot provocation Of causeless attack
from BLAINE and the reviving OF painful
recoliectioGs that involved the most cruel
measures Of the Federal War Department,
forcing the South to keep in prison thousands
of northern men, tor whom they had not sut'
ticieni support. The South had not, indeed,
support Tor its own army, not to speak OF
prisoners. Mr.. HILLS answer was complete ;
and if the clock be not set back-if the North
does not turn again to the exaggerated
horrors and the false accusations trumped up
against the South for political agitations-the
speech of Mr.. HILL will be a completeantl'
dote for the renewed poison ditfused through
Mr.. BLAINE's attack. For the sake OF tne
ration we earnestly pray that itmay SO prove
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Public Amusements.

The study Of amusing the people should be
q branch OF craftsmanship. 1t is one that
merits patient consideration. Ia proportion
az populations increase in density it is neceS-
ssry for the public good that the people
should find amusement for leisure hours and
times of rest. AmuSenentS of scene, Gu.
rious forms and phases of animal life, and
entertaining c4pers and dispositions OF ami
mails. are the sources of Infinite pleasure to
mankind. Man neither lives by bread nor
work alone. He absolutely needs the re-
creation that novelties and amusements afford
The theatre and public exhibitions are long
way from exhausting the sources of gratif-
cation to the public. There is liberal list
outside Of them which affords charming plea.
sures and delights to society.
Why, think Of what real pleasure the PEG.
pie in this city derive from the half dozen
squirrels in the Square! They have been
petted by all sorts Of people and fed until
they are fat, and they play with such win
some art that men of all csllingsa and all tenn
pers stop to toy with them and contribute a
nut or two for their pleasure and subsistence.
If the squirrels were only AS silly as men
they would kill themselves with excess but
they know better.
These little things are gentle manifesto
lions OF nature. Who knows but what many
rude aud evl.iptentioned person may
have felt censurea aud subdued in the pre-
seuce of such innocent and pleasing forms
Of natural development. Such lesson can
never fail to make gentle suppression. In
deed, such is the public attachment to these
little chsrmers that we think q raid upon
them by dogs might lead to riot.
And what shall be done Tor the squirrels ?
They cannot flourish while the dogs find q
heaven in the Square. And instead of pro.
viding for keeping them out Of the Square it
is now proposed 10 remove the gates and
open the Square IT, ell corners aud gOers-
men, dog, goats, &c.
We know that that policy would end the
colony OF squirrels. Indeed, the colony can.
not exist unless there shall be az interacipg
OF wire with the present railing to keep the
dogs out. Should tlIit be done, lively va
riety of animals may be cultivated in the
Square, while the interesting deer now. In
the enclosure Of the Governors lot might be
let out to entertain the people.
II Is to be said, however, that To the large
cities the tendency is 10 break down theppb.
lie enclosures and open wide the public
psi governments are increasing means for
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D IDl,c entertainment. by public parks and TIE
collections Of wild animals 10 those parks,
seeming to convey the idea that the two
measures go together-ever increasing the
means Of public amusement. This fact de-.
serves to be held 10 mind. If we take sway
the Capitol gates we would as well remove ut
once the whole railing around the Square
and use the large amount Of iron 1t en-
braces for paying the public debt or helping
along the Centennial. But let 1t be remem'
bered that as we diminish the means of cul-
tivatipg the sources of public amusement IN
one way they should be increased in another.
We have just had an interesting case OF
the growing public interest on ibis contl'
nent in cherisbipg means of public amuse.
uent, Near San Francisco there is pola
coast that looks out upon family OF ooui'
ders rising out of the sea, upon ana arouno
which a number of what are called "sea
lionsn are continually RECALLING themselves.
Their capers are infinitely amusing, and their
cries and bellowiugs are most curious. Every
traveller that reaches San Francisco goes to
see these funny creatures, which are isdeed
only seals, and which, favored by their happy
and salubricus sporting ground, grow to
immense size.
Under the apprehension that these seals
destroy great many fish, bold dash has
been made in behalf of their destruction.
The Legislature has been asked to withdra"
from them the protection Of The law under
whose shield trey have for long years basked
in security, and to submit them to the mer-
cies Of the sportsman.
The movement has enlisted an army OF de.
tenders. a superb hotel, which stands on
the shore, and from whose portico the cspers
of the seals can be beheld with advantage, sets
I'd vested rights, and vehementIy protests.
The war in the Legislature has become Vlo-
lent. We thus see how highly an Intelligent
people appreciates public amusements. The
enjoyment of an evening looking upon the
seals is considered great blessing in COM
munity so large a part Of which is for so
much time confined to pursuits that are both
fatiguing and exhaustiDg.
It is indeed an important branch of states
manship to provide for the recreston of the
people. The gres: NAPOLEON knew we'll its
importance. BE knew that the best way to
keep the French contented and to repress
the passion of the tiger was to amuse them.
So we also know that people are better in
heart and feeling who are innocently enter.
tained
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A Retrospectiye Chapter.

Mondays Wing devotes an agreeaole ieaoef
Q, unusual length to the career OF tue
\ ~ Orleans Picayune, drawn forth by the
{ a,h of A. NJ. HoLBRooK, the last OF the ITO
OF Gentlemen who owned the Ptcdyune Ia
its palmy days, KENDALL and LuMsDEN bay
ing passed away some years since. kendall
died at his sheep.farD, in Texas, just after
the war, and LUMsDEN, with his wife, persisted
some years before in steamboat disaster on
Lake Michigan. In reading the Wings arti-
Gle we are surprised that all notice of the
FIELDS is omitted from it. They were OF
the very soul Of the paper. We forget their
given names. One. who Was contributor
for years to the Picayuae, wrote many of
its most pleasant and racy paragraphs, and
also some Of the sweetest bits OF poetry Of
th day, under the signature Of "PuszAa."
"hc Ptcdyune, as the HJtig justly says, was
on Of the most successful papers. in the
81 ilh. Its name, as that paper says, was
happily formed from the word "picailor,' -
Spanish for 81 cents, which sum bad been
merged into the hslf.dime, or five cents, that
psared 10 toierabte abundance about that
time. and which was The minim of money In
the Crescent City, no smaller change being
allowed Ia the liberia! financial system OF the
place. The Picayane was to New Orleans
what the one-cent papers-the Herald o!
New York, the Ledger Of Philadelphia, and
Sun of Baltimere--were in their respective
Cities penny paper.
The Picayuae ct Its commencement was q
delicious paper "of moonlight put a
man In q good hamor always. There was
nothing bitter nor malicious in it. Racy
wit, irresistible humor, and genial sentiment
enriched its columns. kESDALL wrote with
gentle and smiling pen. The resder did
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NJ BOTTOM KNOCKED OUT OF
DRY GOODS.
THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER, AND DRY
GOODS TUMBLE.

pbob'
sYCLE BROTHERS Will, in order to close out
their winter stock, from TINS cate oiirr DRY
In order TO close out overp!ns of HAMILTON
TYCOON REPS which we have In stock we will
offer them at only 2oc.' which Is one cent below
g i5ob pieces of the BEST Styles PRINTS a,
6s, 81; and lo ST per yard, a.
BLACK ALPACAS at 20. 25, 80, 35, 40, so, 82s
70. S5c.. ard ~ per yard.
call special atte1t ton 10 them. rs they have been
marked down from s 10 20 per cent.
We have the largest line OF SILk-FIN1SH Mo-.
HAIRS In the city. and offer the IN at COS! price.
BLACK FRENCH MERlNuS, CACHMERES,
AUSTRALIAN CREPEs, BlAkl1z, &C.,
at bottom prices.
c easf i'E"F Wells and CREPE coLLARs-a aae
BLACK md C0IOREb SILKS At prices to as.onI,h
the buyer;
Examine our BLACK SILK at e, which ( Is s &c,
city by our best judges OF silks.
DRESS GOODa, DRgSS GOODS at l2S, l6,,, 20,
and Csc, reduced from rs; 40, and zoe;
500 pieces PLAID FRENCH CAMBRICS, one
yard wide, a. loo. worth zoe: fully;
Look At our DOMESTIC DErARIMEHf; ror
all and ID GHa reaed at case
sOFT-FiNIsH OAMBKIC only 1Oc.;
LONSDALE CAMBRIA loc., reduced from one
A full line OF PLAIN and TwLLED FLANNELs
reduced 10 cost price;
WHITE 1914 BED-BLANKETS at %, reduced
HoM sf2@ lai5s' CALICO COMFORTS at $40.
ii so, aud $l,75, made OF the best material
UNhLEACHED KSlTrlNG-CorToSa at 30:'
per pound; . ,,,..
BLFaCHED KNITTING COTTON and COTTON.
An excellent TW0-BuTToN COLORED KID al!
Toe. worth Sl.2J;
CONSISTS 1t Al prices: ...
LINEN TABLE-CUTHHS, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
LINEN and COTTON DIAPERS, reduced III
prices; ,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS, PLAIN aud HEM.
STITCHED HANDkERCHlEFS. BREAk-
FAST sHAWLS, HOODS, SACQUES, CAPS,
&C., very low;
RICH SILK SCAnFS at 8 aud zoe. worth 90 aud
Full line of Toll EFT SOAPS:
A large stock OF fURS, CARPETS, and OF.
CLOTHS 10 be closed out regardless OF cost
HUNDREDS of other articles marked down, which
we have not space enough TO ennmerate.
CONE ONE, COME ALL, TO the cheap dry,goodi
establishment Of SfCLE BRoIhEES,
429 Broad street, between Fourth aud fltth.
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SPECIAL HOTTIES.
EE" AT Costs AT COST! AT COST

win offer for The next sixty days my en,,,
stock Of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C., at ana :.
low cost, preparatory to taking inventory, az 4
not believe In carryiBg goods over from one seaor
to another. Customers can get extra bargains b,
giving noe call, as goods must and win be soI,
cheap 10 effect sales Come one and all to the yr,,
sale OF
DRESS GOODS Of sill kinds and prices,
BLACK ALPACAs, CACHMEREs, MERISos
HENRIETTA and CREPE CLOTHS,
BLACK and CoLoRED SILKS and PoPLISs,
PLAIN and PLAID FLANNELs;
WHITE, GRAY, RED, BLUE, and CHECKED
FLANNELS, for shirts, &C.;
WHITE, RED, and GRAY TABLE-LINESs and
NAPKINS;
BLEACEED and BROWN sHEETINGs. PHI.
LoW-cAsE COTToNs, BED-TIcKISGs.
GINGHAMs, and JEANs-ex.ra cheap;
BLANKETS, white and colored, az cost. I, e,o,.
them out;
SHAWLs, BALMoRAL aud BOULEVARD
SKIRTS, very low:
CASSIMEREs, JEANS,
WATERPROOF and BEAVER CLOTHS \, rms.
to sell them out-great bargains:
NOTTINGHAM LACES,
TIDES, TOILET SETS,
NUBIaS, HOODS;
Ladies', Misses, and Gentlemen's MgRINO
SHIRTS and DRAwERs-extra cheap;
The largest stock or KID GLOVES Ia the CITY !;
the lowest prices;
SCARFs, RIBBONS, HANDKERCHIEFs, CAM.
BRIG EDGISGS and INSERTINGS, &C.. extra
cheap.
Don't forget, now is the time TO save money, and
the place Is at WILLIAM TIiALHIMER'S,
ja1l 601 Broad Street
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NJ GREAT REDUCTION
COHEN BROTHERS.

COHEN BROTHERS.
All goods reduced in order to close stock for IBIS
season. Their stock Is the fullest ever Offered hi.
season of the year.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY.
They will commence January the LIST and con-
tInue until their stock Ii reduced.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
reduced at least 25 per cent.
Great reduction In all SILKS:
COLORED SILKS at astonlshingly low marx %
close for this season-,heir stock Of SILKS IS
almost complete IN every variety OF shade;
PLAID and STRIPED SILKS ut an extra rcda!'
ton;
Also, great bargains In BLACK SILKS, both TAI
FETA and GROS-GRAIN
CAsHMERES, BOMBAZISES, TAMtSE, Aus.
ITALIAN CREPES, and other
MOURNING GOODS 5..
al less price than ever known;
KID and BUCK GAUNTLETS reduced 10 CSC.
worth fully s1.25-other GLOVES reduced;
Good ALL-wOoL FLANNEL reduced to zoe /,
yard;
A large stock OF HAMBURGER EMBROlDERY
purchased at various auction sales during 'h:
past season Is reduced 70 All astonishingly les
rate;
Two cases good CALICOES reduced to 6Xc sell
ing generally at s.e.;
Best make of CALICOES reduced TO 6sc.;
Three cases OF YARD.UIDE BLEACHED coz
TON, equal In quality to Androscoggin, at &c.
Four bales of UEBLEACHED COTTON at &c
cheap ct 10c.;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, and all other go%a
greatly reduced to close for this season.
COHEN BROTHERS,
305 Broad street,
tag hot tween Third and Fou.th stree q.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Wednesday, morning at AZ O'Clock,
Mrs MARGARET SCHMIDT, In the si1ty-seVentn
year Of her age.
Her funeral will take place at O'clock o. Inc le
silence of her sou-tn law, Aoram Go9k, no. fIo
auaintanccs of the family are respectfully Invited
10 attend.
Died, on Wednesday, January ~, BENJAMIN
IIIIISTOS aged twenty -ei2ht years.
His funeral win take place HIS (Thursday| AT
TERNOON al 8 O'Clock, from Union station
church Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
Norfolk papers please copy.
died. on "wednesday morning the 18th Instant,
about O'Clock, WILLIAM HARRISON, in the
eighty first year Of his age.
fiis funeral will lake place THIS fThursdaT)
EVENING at O'Clock from the First African
chuI CHI. Friends are invited TO attend.
He was faithful paper-carrier for the last twen-
" years.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-13

The marriage of Mir. John Read and Miss
Josie Withers, daughter OF Senator Wltners,
will take place at Christ church, IN Alex.
andrip, on Thursday afEernoon,-Lynchburs
TFgiaian.
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mARRaAGEs.

Married on the II th instant. ut the resia 'nse r.
the brides father. BY the Rev q. Dasnis Eli III,
LENoRA ROGANNIE, OF this city.
Married. on the goth Of August, S75, ut the resl
d-nne of the BRIDES father, By the Key Jame5
Baird. Of Baltimore city. JOHN FEk9uSyUIs OF o.
s hardeen. Scotland. and MARIA c. BELL, OF
Raitimore aud washington papers please copy.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS
THE ATRE.

DiCHNOND THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS OSTf-
JANUARY 18TH 18TH, and l4TH:
THE, y UHLG-- kSOWNED BRGANI'S
MINSTRELS,
from Bryant's tper;- House, New York.
TWENTY FUUE STAR AkIf 2TS: ,,
THE OLDEST AND MOST COMPLETE COM
PANY IN THE WORLD.
LOOK AT THE LIST OF STARS: NEIL bE Y
Ant. LEW BENEDICT, L. NJ. HENGLER, GO$S
and FOX, ADAMS aud LEE. The Celebrated Cali
fornia Quartette, composed of yelling Brothers
and J.W. Freeth.
Admission, SOC; family circle, Csc; reserved
seals lat Wyatt's music-store), 75c. il 13-ltN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-13

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, UPON CON-
l. SULTATION among themselves, being deeply
impressed with The importance Of considering LII
general meeting Of all the Methodists of this city and
Manchester subjects of vital importance to Meth
odism In our midst, earnestly request meeting OF
all the members Of the Methodist churches al
Brond-Street church on TIL URSDAT the 13'hin.
stant, at TX o'clock p. VI. 10 consider The same.
THOMAS BRANCH.
Centenary church;
W. HOLT RICHARDS0S.
Broad-Strcet church;
r. II. WHITLOCK,
Trinity church
T. WILEY DAVIS,
Union Station church;
GILBERT J. HUNT,
Clay-Street church;
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Sidney church;
ROBERT PERDUE.
Manchester church;
DAVID PAIR,
Nicholson-Street church:
CHARLES HAGAN,
Ia Std Oregon Hill church.
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BUMGARDSER & CO.'S
T BUMGARDNERS
OLD RYE wnIsKEY.

The undersigned, snLE manufacturers '. ~
Celebrated Virginia srsud. desire TO lniot" "a
public that we have NO AGENCIES OK ss .s-, =
HOUSES In this State. and CAUTION !hea -
ONLY genuine BUMGaRDsER Hai s,p 5ri
such AS has been known 10 the eoahlF. ~. -
| wears. can only 5e obtained DIRECT NON a'' -
warehouse 81 staunson, Va ,5sovs,
| - a. ProprtssS!ts>-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-13

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Il stockholders of the WHITE SULPHUR
Hotel, RchInodd, Va, on THU RSDAV, January
%. 1875. A. n. WELLFORD,
n. balm President.
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NOTICE.-Tbe members of .ssssssssys<e
~ ROANE LODGE, No. 1870, 7. o. SWAE
o. F. are hereby notified to meet at -SsrSgSSssG-
their hall on THIS Thursday AT S7HsrH
TERNUON at O'Clock to nay the last tribute OF
respect to our deceased brother B. +. L1LlsToN.
BY order of WILLIAM b. HAYNES, n 6.
It. WILEY DAVIS,
ia131ts Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-13

TTNION BANK OF RICHMOND.-AN.
u NITAL MtETING-Th regular annual meet
log of the stockholders oil this bank will take pace
on THURSDAY the 18th Of January, 1876, at D
O'Clock L. NJ, In the rooms OF MesSrs davenport "
Co., over the First National Bank.
da ! .eodId JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-13

The next special order-the Centennial
bill came up, and Dir. SMITH of Eau
quier obtained he floor and made speech
against the passage of the bill.
He was followed by Mr.. CRCxP of Rich
mond, who was making an argument ia
favor of the pending bill when the House
adjourned tat 9 P. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-13

THE MEMBERS OF METROPOL-~2x
i ITAN LODGE, No. II. are requested to Xxx
attend a stated communication Of their " '
Lodge at st. Albums Hall, THIS tThursday) EVE
MING, 18th instant, at O'Clock. All Master Ma
sons IN good standing are invited TO attend. by
order Of the W ~ >. b. JACobs,
Ia 19-1fk Secretary.
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MEETINGS..

OFFICE VIRGINIA HOME BUILDING-fUSDl
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, I
RICHMOND, January Is, 1875,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THIS
l. ASSOCIATION will be held at the Third: Street
Methodist church on THIS Thursday EVENING
AT 8 O'Clock All the stockholders are requested to
be present. 2. Fl. VOOLFOLK.
IA 13.lta Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-13

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Credi Of
IN SIR. z. AUGUST will please SEND in their ac-
counts by Goth instant as expect 10 be prepared
TO settle The same fas per agreementl At that time
All persons indebted to Mr. August are required
to settle without delay. - .,
r. F.ARMSTRONG,
Ia sc od3t* Agent for P. August, Jr-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-01-13

NJ OlICE.-All persons using water from
~ hydranis not upon their premises, and those
who are DESTROYS OF becoming water,taSeIs, Will
OF next week so as 10 enable the Auditor TO MAKE
out his bills for the ensuing year. Any one caught
using water without first applying Tor the snme
will be dealt with as the ordinance directs.
s ia. LIPsCOMB, Chief Of Police,
j as .s.s, Office City Hall.
Ianu 4 a
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-30

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Assessor.

n Z. NASH. PRESENT INCUMBENT.
Oe announces bimseif . candidate for re-
election for Assessor. subject 70 the votes OF
the people Of Lyon County.