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RICHMOND, FREp'o 6 POTOMAC r. RCo.
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGESsI;
l-F"2 RICHMOND. June 4, lof q
OFTRATNS.

(. 500 A. Al. leaves Broad-S;rect station dailS !.
) cept Sundays, connecting a. snrg =.
~ s.y with the Baltimore and Ohio rsllfV-
AZ. ia at 2:35 p. n, making close con- 9ss
lions for the Northwest, arff1xs
Ef Phiiadelphta at $50 p. u. aid ~
7sg. York at 1920 z. II. No eonnse"
/, for Alexandria and Washington -
$50 p. II. leaves the Byrd-Street station =
3$tf aE'a connecting with the Ba!nmcss
Ohio railroad at shepherd. opgsE< ~.
I ' Baltimore, at 10 r. 81. and g g
i E9t - New York train IT. HHrmp TI,fn
+. CO., SLEEPER FROM SHEPHElsp2d
NEW YORK;, and With New Z!
w. t Might express rtG BaiuhiSnsn ,c.
Potomac traiiroad &C Wasamfr n
arriving ut Chasles- Street stsnonfsi III
s shgEfs si l fRsa I waasaahfss iNS
1000 r. IL. leaves Byrd-street station ssaaSss
( 1871 excepted. connecting ~ mssnsse Is
y,s ~ With the baltimore and Potoane =
l......,iss-F BslIiinorc and Ohio railE3sas q
sos P. " INSTRUMENTATION ,I 's.,: gB sfaead,ss
5.ft E:fe station fSunsiays excepted. is1E
500 A. NJ. arrives nj Ryrd.Street aaaoa
st53s3s days excepteal. ,,,,I.
l:o0P.A. arrives &c ByrdSsreet staten! on srss
!, S:3O q, M., ACC0Aisd0DA Tk0N tn 49,, q
at Rroad-street STATEN t SUNG
+ ESQ p. III. asriyes at Rroad-street station -
EXCEPT Sundays . as
FREIGHT TRAINS leave broad. street naISnl
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ga III sfre
NIGHTS for All points North and WesI, Al n &
On MONDAY, WEDSEsnAr, and md ma y ' ps.sss
MORNINGS Consignees Of i've s sssss. cam OBJ,
freight 1T Roultoa ON prcccinx evening, 10 an pr
cipai points North and West. y. e d M satsnies.
IS Z. ss5fs seilsa ~ 4. TAYLos.,
I,es asnsrsl rreisn. and iTisia A.sss
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, VA, June II. 1861


Train leaving Richmond 1t $3.50 A; H. rans tii'l
iexcept Sunday, stopping at all regular stanens, IT,
Train leaving Richuiond at 1890 =. N. runs dai!
Stopping at Haaoysr LOUIS wsyne
boroI. Stannton Goshen, MiIlboro', Cayingtoa Ale
shany, and all regular stations gess q aIs fas o
donsyille and all intermediate stations Dan! shes
Sunday nj 4:46 z. NJ! Passengers by THIS uaH ~
rive at Washington CLIO A. II. ~ -,
. Sleeping cars run on all night trains ana ph~'
ears on day mail trains east or Whfe sutposunp
Ticket Office and sleeping car open n S'ooK 4 :
for the l2 midnight train. u, -a...
Tra1ns arrive st Richmond Ms folloHs ,,u
Express TRIM daily IT.. n
Mall Train daily Except Sunday at....;.S;ao r'@
Accommodation Train daily te1cep 600 v
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stau'h'
Trains make close connection With trains Of ~ y
Richmond and Danvillc md Richmond ana fe'''
burg railroads, both % and from Richmond ss
For further Information, fates, &C., apply a. Co.
Main street, or ut conrpany's onices: ou,pn
General passenger aud TICKET AEsn-
~ &C. - 80 Y WIN. 8. DUNN,
;e1Q Engineer and Superintendeh.
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MULES. HORSES. DC.

MULES and HORSES FORSALE. On
lYl just arrived, another lot of MULES and 81
HORSES; twenty mules, broke and unt,roke-young
sound and well formed; eighteen horses-young
sound, and we'll broke. Apply at my stables, No
1903 and 1912 Franklin street.
au 26-eod3t* EDMOND BOSS1EUA.
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AFrencls Exccntio,,.
THE NOTORIOUS ASsASsIS---GERVAIs BEHEADEl
AT PARIs--A MODEL TAKlS0-orF.
From Figaro, Augttet l9th.1

AT PARIS MODEL ID is- IAk nv
lfrom fisaro. Abs'sss n ass', r,,on,hes
Gervais, the assassin OF Bois oo 20 On ''es
was gsnuotined yesterday. AZ 10Y .ss a an.
on Friday Mafsha ,ntnr sacrct
uea.n.waItant, anu ans ,n iad hsen trans.
49, AZ, sns tn t,rnish
i''ea =, se j. .,'s o,ya,,tar 70 aract te
.ue sssoss, ~ sI Isrosacs ~ po,ics 10 make
ssshot!, ~ suS as.aHs a. tha nin,,.st,y tho
tuc ne.ssss. 80 - tho ,,r,eon .bn char
court, Tue SosesnoI y; sno y"o NJ S ~,
lam, ana sne Az AZ ~ A.. On
SATURDAY my 10y .Iss , sns ,sh;n1,
IN the nloilss VI sn p,:.I, en, otatnss
nae a'Is use.. 80, WIN s "h;idran
n.n ~, VI a,,;I,n.;mn ,rh;ch Recb
~ 10 o., TUG na"s sa1aooM.; .othnr Thns
cslls she IN ~ ~. ~ tastonod tn.
pieces are all nsInsefeo anu !as.e ~, " =.
SetncF Win WoouSA scteNs, 80 ei,sS SnS.. =
no songer y. ne hexEa sne soGu Vi ILL.,.
ing SO sominohs. 70 Ihe culpi.t. a sly
whiskereo manotisisy ststuLe suie,. .;aon
tne Ptocess. ~ y M. sns ~.
ne s,nok kesa;nS :, tha ars@tbe 9,ac;nr Of
ny ny ny ., n anssa. fla, with hran for the
W. miSs1 ha.d and tha hncEets nf water 10
sesa. ~. "e sasasIS Wo trias tbe fo,, of tho
ciean Tue scanou; ny W. .no ia. ~ y. vi; w
axe, Dut Tue neat nus niaue tlS Moou sin 1a n,
,aIs
ne "euSes tie ii"iiie liz 'ho s&-Ao si'p' '"'''-
lactoEtly.
Wlti oerVais resist we assn. r,.o..
don't KNOW, put 'hlhh not ines
are hall dead When they come OUT w me,
and nave never hao any ttooo'c WIFE oi''
OF them YETI So,
w Ill ne speak 10 tue croMG! :,
.'Speak! Why, they would all speak II
we gave them time TO 40 so.
Gervais Is asleep, believing ionaiy tnat
there must be delay OF at least forty days
between the decision OF the Soult % Ap-
peals and the carrying OUT OIL ms sentence.
Only thrty-tWo OF these nave expired. He
is tranquil; supped heartily last hignt'
;. played q game OF cards with the turnkey;
beat him, and went to bed saying:
..Tll give you your revenge to-morroW.
4:05 Il. M.-The. guard arrives ana IS
posted. Arrive also Fable CroZes, the
prison chaplain; the commissioner OF po-
lice, and the clerk OF the court. Everybody
turns pale and is silent till two women,
who have nerved themselves for the occa.
sion with copious draughts, fall OIL the rooi
of the carriage to which they have climbed
Thereon every one laughs.
3:10.-They enter the carriage. Geryai>
is sleeping quietly. The turnkey shakes
him by the shoulder; he opens MS eyes,
turns over, and is again composing mmsei'
to sleep, when the Governor says: ,
"Gevais, your appeal is rejected. .Cour
age, man; the time has come
He does not understand apparently, and
sits on the side OF the bed stupidity rubbing
his ewes and yawninr. ,r,.
uImnoss;hIe,,, he stammers at, last; "yol
arc only irving to scare mel
The keepers have removed his strait
jacket and, are dressing him rapidly ant
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baltimore AND OHIO RAlR0AI
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST.

Leave RichmondatS A. NJ, $3.50 p. ~, and 10 7
NJ. ~-#. = 'E.g
Potomac boats connects at Shepherd with ihroufi
seepers for New York.
g A. M. daily Except Sundays, making close cot
nections mt Shepherd for the northwest, arriving 7
Philadelphia at $50 T.. n. and New York at lV:.l
PM. l.. 81. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
.s-.a.st a. s. WHALING.
Southeastern Passenger Agent
T. u. SHARP,
Tvs Master Of Transportation.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old @FEfh
FDomfnton Steamship COMPANY g =! = :;
FRIDAY, September LIST, at 3 O'Clock ?. M
Freight received until 2 O'Clock z. H.. f,g.
Through bills of lading signed and goods tor-
warded with dlsrltcb to all points north. SOUTH,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed:
Cabin fare to New York, $l2 round-trip eickc'S,
$50. Steeragr, Sc and 20. ..tls; -
For freight or passage.apply.t to
G. W. ALLEN & Co, Agents.
an 3O-3t ii 's.t, ComDany's Wharf, Rockets.
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FLANNELS! FLANNELS!

FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
Very good FLANNELS for 1890. worth Csc; at
soc. worth 3Oc.; and 25c. worth 35c., and up
wards; ....--- p.
Gentemen's and Ladies' FLANNEL VESTS ut
very low prices: o..
CASSISIERES for gcntlemen's and boys suits ut
soc. worth 75c., and upwards;
100 BED-QUlLTS at 75c.:
Another lot OF those good KID GLOVES at SOC.
au 26-cod
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BY Augustine Royal ......
Successor to Moody & RoyalD,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

A UCTION SALE OF TWO BEAUTI-
n Full BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER, ON THE PREMISES. CORNER
DECATUR AND ELEVENTH STREETS, ON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3lsT, AT O'CLOCK p.
NAT the request of the owner, will expose for
sale mt public auction, the day aforementioned,
TWO BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS SO feet
EACH the southern line Of Decatur street, BY LOS
feet Deep These handsome lots lie in the most i'm
proved part Of the city and one of the best neighbor
hoods. The streets are being handsomely graded and
improved which makes these lots very desirable and
especially upon the following very liberal
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, six per
cent. interest added, secured by y deed Of trust.
Any person Wishing to seethe above-described pro-
perty will call the aucioneer who will take plea
surt in showing them.
au20 Auctoneer.
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The corporation counsel Of New York
city reported to the Board Of Aldermen
Monday that their body had no power to
pass an ordinance requiring parties selling
goods by sample in that city to pay license,
and that if any such law existed it could
not be constitutionally enforced.
Sixty-five Mennonites arrived on the Ham
burgh steamer Main in Hoboken, n. j., Sat-
urday. They brought with them $3.50, 900.
They will join the other colonists OF the
same denomination.
At the meeting OF the Association for the
Advancement of Science, at Buffalo, New
York, Monday, q report was made and re-
ierred in favor Of gold as q single money
standard.
The post-ofice at Meadow Creek station,
Summers county, W. Va, is discontinued
rs not needed. Papers should be sent to
Sunflower, Fayette county.
Geraldine: You shan't be my aunt; you
shall be my sister!
Aunt Anne: No. l am your papa's Sis
ter, and so must be your aunt.
Geraldine (after pause): Then, was papa
my uncle before he was married Punch.
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
TOHN LATOUCHE, "a
y MERCHANT TAILOR, IA
No, TENTH STREET. NM

just received first instalment Of FALL GOODS.
These goods have been bought low, will be made up
In the LATEST STYLE by unsurpassed workmen,
and sold ut small profit .a.s.." SAG .r..
can offer good, substantial CASHMERE SUIT
NEW goods, well made and well trimmed, for S33
CASH. ...u.....st Il E..#a. sgt.E.' s.@ .sa ~
DRESS SUITS in proportion, of the finest goods.
.. ..a..-..... ..,. ..-r. -.ss -arg.fs-.z An "a
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP x%EfS
5's..s ~ COMPANY. ~ tsxAsseafs,
FOR NEW YORK.

This conpany will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND TUESDAY, FRI-
DAY and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built c1-
pressly fer this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms.
Goods shipped by this line are Landed regularly at
New York on the companys covered pier 81 Norta
river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and charge made except actuai ex-
penses Incurred.
Freight received until p. NJ. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, S12; round-trip tickets,
$50. Storage, Sc and SS.
For further information apply 10
49, GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
my1o Office Company's wharves. Rockets.
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DHILADE HIA, RICH 1Sfh
SHIP LINE-FOR PHILADELPHIA! PROVE
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW 1ENGLA.NN i
STATES, THREE TIMES a WEEk.IUnti furth me:
trips, leaving Philadelphia every T UESD Z,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
meeting at Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same city uiG Cape Cod, landing at Ola Colony
uepo'' "A' WP. PORTER, Agent, :
2425 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 2. CLYDE & CO..
General Agents,
No. 12 South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
D. u. G.. MINK. Agent.
myl7 No. 20 Dcvonsllire street, Boston.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
-:KENMORE UNIVERSITY ~ -

IN y II'fI.T =. . HIGH-SCHUUII, "
- $, AMHERST eoUH TnoUsE, YA.I -
| IL A. STROBE faath. 1cdalist, University OF
yirginial Principal and Instructor In Mathematics
II. c. BROCK. b. LIZ, University Of Virginia (rc
Gently assistant instructor in Latin, University OF
TirginiaL instructor In Greek, Latin, French, and
German. - H8.1s
strictly preparatory tothe University Of Virginia.
Students are received IL over ten years OF age. The
school Is easily accessible by railroad large GYM
NAsIUM BUILDING, well appointed, is late tmpor-
tant addition to the school. ~ SD
TERMS for half session, payable in advance: TUT
tion and board tinciudiug fuel and medical atten.
dance. $780, For sthdeGfg 6fder fifteen years OF
age Tuition and board iincuding fuel medical at
tendance, lights, and washing, S135. 49,
4 For catalogue address E.ss Fl. A. STROBE,
fv a-S TN S,Th 2mf5lts ~ ig;E ~ Principal
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pMLHEADS, % 70 $40 per ream, at the
1S DEpATCH PHIETTNG{dOU 49,
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IT'S. -,-1 = --lI.--.- 1oIo'
TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATa+,IN1s,
81 COMPANY. &aHS2ssElSkR

FOR OLD POINT. NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH
NEW YORK,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
.I-r, JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection ut Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTl-
MORE. and steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE for WASHINGTON,D ID. G. Z.
On and after TUESDAY; May 18th, the fast and m,
United States mail, will leave Richm2nd for the
above-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS at O'Clock A. NJ. .
Passengers by this route can view ny daylight all
the historical and interesting points aud objects on
the James river, including DUTCH GAP (passing
through the same Notifications, battle-fclds James
town, Hampton Roads, etc, and have four hours nj
Old Point for bathing and sightseeing, or two hours
ut Norfolk before departure of Baltimore steamers.
The elegant new "Hygeia Hotel" at Old Point Is
now open for the reception of guests.
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk. ............ SO 90
Fare to Old Point and Norfolk and return...: 90
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on steamers, at CARRIER 4 Co.'S
Ticket Agency Main street, and Exchange Hotel and
baggage checked through. Freight received daily Tor
Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth, ano regular land
ings on James river. from A. II. to z. M.- at
reasonable rates ast-tl ..".+-'. ....
Freight for way-landings must be prepaid
L. b. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets; branch ONCE
at W. d. Blair & Co.'s. No 903 Main street.
nv IL rr .aH,.#. ar Es..
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JULIUS MEYER, sos BROAD STREET,

has Just received and IS now opening
800 pieces good and stylish FALL PRINTS at exc;
Splendid assortment BEST CALICOES at S5c.;
Good BLEACHED COTTON at 5, 6H 81, and lOc
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DILL-HEADs, 81 TO $40 per ream, Oh the
ID DIsnATlM PRINTING! USE. Jgtis { s = 81
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By Robert B. Lyme
successor to Lyme C Brother),
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1910 Main street.

1919 Main street. ~'.
Il ING.LOTS FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TION.-At the request of the owner will, on MON
DAY the IL tn day of September, 1876, ut o'clock
p NJ offer for sale ON the premises that beautiful
BUILDING LOT on the north side of Yenable street
between Twenty fourth and Twenty-ffth streets,
fronting 25 feet on Venable and running back l25
rear of the above, fronting 80 feet each on CARING
ton street, and having depth of 125 feet.
TERMS: Liberal; will be announced 1T SALE
".--.s ~. .#. ROBERT Is. LYME,
an oS-3O.&Se2.4 ,G,9,11 Auctionepr.
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I.UBy Rseharsison q Co., 1
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
T113 Main street.

4 NEAT FRAME COTTAGE ON
a WksHIN1T0N STREET BETWEEN BA-
KER AND JAMES STREETS FOR SALE By
AUCTION-On SATURDAY, September 20. at
fses. that neat NEW FRAME COTTAGE, with lot
80 by 1872 feet. on the south side OF washington.
street between Baker and james streets.
i TERMS :. One third cash balance by negotiable
notes at six and twelve months, with interest added,
Anu &c y N' " RICHARDSON & CO.,
on on AuctioncerF.
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GRAND OPENING OF FALL GOODS
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BOOTS. SHOES, &c.

CLOSING OUT AT COST have gSp
y still on hand very good assortment off &{
ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C., which " ~
am closing out at and below cos. Those In
twenty-five per cent. less than elsewhere have
quite good supply of Burt's and Kelley & Moore:
Shoes for ladies and misses. which am Offering al
prime cost. Persons Indebted to me VIII please cal
1T once and settle their accounts. E.
JOHN C. PAGE JR., Agent,
900 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
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by Cook 6 Laughton, Auctionecrs,
.. ~ No. 10 Governor street.

+ =. - ~ No. 10 Governor street.
r AM AUTHORIZED by the Committee
i on Fire Department to sell -,
81. l YOUNG BROWN HORSE,
unsuited to-our purposes, Mt public auction ON FRI
DAY, September l. at 9 A. NJ, in front Of Washing
ton Hall, Broad street, GE0RGEA.AIESItE
au 3O-3t Chief Engineer.
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BY Edward C. Goddin,
Real Estate Auctioneer,
No. 1O15 Main street.

MEAT FRAME DWELLIN G ON
IN CHURCH HILL FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
premises, at O'Clock P. NJ, n NEAT FRAME
DWELLING on the southwest corner Of Marshall
and Thirtythird streets. The house contains three
rooms. Lot 66 feet front BY 166 feet deep. Good
well OH the lot; good garden.
TERMS: One third cash {; balance in six and twelve
months with six per cent. interest.
-5"-" EDWARD G. GODDIN,
Auctinnppr.
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lust RECEIVED, A LOT OFw6n
q Calfskin Boots, CATERS, and LaeedRMV
Shoes, for old gentlemen, very broad 6ot-S ~
toms and low heels /; fine Calf Box-toed Gal
tiers, for men and youths; something nice and good
for little boys and girls and good assorted stock for
ladies and lnisses. All of the above very cheap ut
w. H.CARpOZO'S, No. 1872 6sAiain street,
second door from corner Fourteenth street. :
Apetharsl S1pe lotIeather, Saratoga, ano osner
au
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Ararroy syA,I,rE,asl.-,rIuturc, nays. 8

ssss BY w. Goddlns q
Real Estate Agent and ctioneers
corner OF Eleventh aud Bank streets z
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4 VIRGINIA LADY OF SEVEN
TEACHER i'm a private family or school; teaches
the usual English branches and French. Would also
teach hair-work, embroidery, &c Would give spe-
only small salary required References exchanged.
Address A. V. L.;- Fredericksburg, Va.
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UTANTED, by an experienced Virginia
sITUATi0N as teacher in private family. Quail
flca,Ions-lighcr English. French, Music tinsirq-
mental and yocal). References exchanged. Ad-
dress stating salary, MISS NJ, pcst-oiiee box 1876
RfchmOnd Va. au 23-cOQZW"#
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WANTED, ONE MAN SERVANT AND
w SEVERAL WOMEN for private families in
New York The man must be . arst-class walter.
He is wanted for private family in the city OF new
York, and viii be paid high WAGES Apply 70 80
- - j. T.: JUSTIS, Labor Agent, ~
a, 40 No q Fifteenth street.
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.DATENT oPEN-WORR BANNERS,
IT FLAGS, and POLITICAL PORTRAITS, 60
order by 81 IL ssl5f H0JER q GRAHAM, s.gr
ta 11-eod3m 81 duane street. New York 81
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TAINTED, AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN
w about sixteen or eighteen years Of age. Must
oo''' "s' CHARLES HUTZLER,
an ao.1t GIL Broad street.
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r AIDES IAsSTING CON- sagE|
4 IL GRESS CATERS and LACEs.44G, -.
old ladies; old gentlcmen's Caters and Low Shoes
Misses, Boys, Ghildren's, and Infants SHOES
- 7 So j. "A. GRIGG'S. :.
aul2 Tenth and Main streets.
TOR GOOD AND CHI E A p s.
Il, SHOES 90 to i. +. TINSLEY & co.. -
43l Broad street. for have examined their entlre
stock ana know 1t 10 be one that has been well Sc
lected and their prices so low that guarantee
that they cannot be beaten. They keep nearly an III
TRUNKS, hone one aud all will give them call,
for know il will be to their interest to do So
They do REPAIRING In the neatest and oest man
ner. IS rs 49, Es&eGEhE .'k<5. I'LL D
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WANTS.

.yTTANTED, TO BORROW si26 Wy;
rood couatry real estate or personal secnrsaty
for twelve or eiehtcefi months. Address, Nst,iE
name, &C., WILLIAM, Crow sprinS, M sa1fs
n - sko OO-As---
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DRY GOODS.

au 29-swSep5, 12,19,22
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For sale by
1T. ELLYSON, Bookseller, a
11l2 Main street, three doors above the Dispdtca
office.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-13

ExPLosIoN.--Wer regret to be called
upon to again chronicle a character
of explosion which appears to be
rapidly coming into fashion in this
District. It is caused by heating
water in which giant cartridges have
been thawed. A short time ago John
ny Landers was fatally wounded at
the Cosmopolitan Mine by a similar
accident, and on Tuesday morning
George +. Orton and Samuel Tangy
came near losing their lives under
circumstances of like nature. There
were several men in the shop at the
time. Tangy, the blacksmith, was
engaged in thawing bucket of water
and while in the act of removing it
to the exterior of the building with
pair of tongs, it exploded, shatter
ing the can to pieces, several oil
which struck the two men men
toned wounding them severely, but
it is believed not dangerously. Or
toms worst wound is in the leg below
the knee, besides several other ugly
cuts and Bruises While Tangy re-
ceived a severe cash near the ankle,
where q piece of the bucket passed
through the flesh and also cut
through the periosteum, or fibrous
membrane enclosing the bone. But
if no serious draw backs occur they
will both soon recover. No par:icu-
lar explanation is necessary, as it is
a fact pretty well known among mi
ners that in thawing out cartridges
much of the oil of nitro -glycerine es
capes, remains in the water, and up.
on being heated and moved is liable
to explode. on the same principle
a piece of the paper IN which The car
fridge is wrapped, If placed upon an
anvil and struck with hammer will
explode with great violence, or if the
paper be placed in drilled hole, and
fired with the cartridge cap, 1t will
almost do the damage of the powder
itself. These facts are generally
known to miners and all accidents of
the nature mentioned cannohbe at
tributed SO much to ignorance as
thoughtlessness, and occasionally
carelessness in leaving the water re-
main in the bucket after using.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-01-13

OPEN AGAIN. - Messrs. Hatch
Bros, 20 South G street, Virginia,
Iake this method of informing their
former patrons and the public gen
orally that they will open out their
new store, on Monday, Nov. LIST, and
will be pr epared to furnish the trade
with all kinds of fresh groceries at
lowest market rates, cur wagons
wilfrun up and down Gold Canyon
as usual, and we solicit An uninter-
rupted continuance of your patron
age. HAT"u BROS.
Virginia. Oct. Slst.