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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
rmE soDIE

The recent aggressive action OF the
Mechanics Union at Bodie was a very
ill-advissd and badly conducted move
ment. and Ii Is well that it did not sue
coed. They shonld have taken into
consideration the fact that most Of the
mines there are merely prospecting CON-
Germs. mere surface scratehings ~ CON-
pared to even the prospecting mines Of
the Comstock and vicinity. The move
ment was premature. They should
have waited until next season. or until
the mines were opened and yielding pay
ing bullion returns 70 the stockholders.
when increase Of pay TO engineers would
not DO a hardship. and increased depth
for hosting would justify extra shifts
and increased attention. The engineers
ought merely to have called for an In.
crease Of wages to i've dollars per day.
this time. That would have been q fair
and just compensation for faithfully
worked ~twslvs-hour shift in the Bodis
mines. The Bodis Standard. In its edi.
torial comments on the subject. says;
An element which enters largely into
the difficulty 10 the question Of FEAST
bility. This Is essentially . prospecting
district. But two Of our minss are pay
ing dividends. Many Of them are strug-
Cling along. and can barely keep running
with the most rigid seonomy. The
greater proportion Of them are run with
small donkey engines. which are simply
enlarged tsa-ksttlss. The engineers who
run them. in many ~instancss-as We
hear IL from engineers themsslves-ars
simply runners" who can make the
machine 70 while IL Is all right. but who
arc ~ powsflsss TO remedy II II II gets
out Of order ~ the veriest tinker.
Nov. the question arises whether II
was good policy to turn this camp bot
tom side up and wrong side out on the
issue which the Mechanics Union
raised? Was IL well to have the Black.
hawk. the Tioga. the Bechtel. the new
Standard shaft. the Goodshaw. the Dud-
Icy. and We don't know how many other
mines. shut down and several hundred
members Of . kindred. but perhaps
more conservative organization, thrown
out Of employment in order to force the
companies to put three engineers on the
teapot engines. at q cost OF Sl5 per day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
A Magnificent Cave.
Arizona Mar, F.6. I.

Pima county. Arizona. is 10 posses
sion Of Q wonderful subterranean vault,
which bids fair TO eclipse the celebrated
Mammoth Cave Of kentucky or the
grand cavern near Fort Stanton. New
MEXICO, in which are found lakes, rivu-
ists and large rooms containing many
curious things. Explorer. OF the Nsw
Mexico cave found, one mile from the
entrance. . lake 10 which they found no
bottom, and 10 pass over which . small
boat was constructed and put thereon:
The rooms. many Of them. are described
a. beautiful beyond description. From
the calling Thousands Of stalscdtes are
suspended. the rays from the burning
torches giving 70 than the appearances
OF 20 many MANSIONS lined with dis
monds and precious stones.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

Rev. T. II. McGRArH called at this Of
fec to-day in REPUTATION OF certain SIAN
derous stories regarding him which have
recently been published in some OF the
papers Of this section. Especially does
he deny being the individual alluded to
rs running OF down street at Virginia
the other night. minus hat. coat. boots.
etc. Moreover. he disclaims being de-
sirous OF being made the mark for un-
truthful stories Of any kind. lie is vii.
ling TO shoulder whatever sins or eccen.
i~rieities he may DO guilty Of but no
more.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
The camel on the Pacific Coast.


-.
The nnt, and We believe the only LOT
Of eamels ever brought west Of the
Ro.lv M,r,,.;n. w.sa hard of some
~ 49,.
aoIen OF more ana' 1.-Two o,;a;-
'tom ieAas, IN iooi, iaey .nr,o.. 81
many orouent on. 10, .ns pui \
psckinR .a' ,rom l liz. Mill This
use o. .ns ".snos ~ :. tbs oely
MARSH 'nsn supP - ,a,s,.S in E.msr.
saline In .ns o'a's, aon NJ. tom Viz.
county neariy .ov hs,wssn ,h.s.
g'nia Sity, tne cou ssuJ, IA
points oelng NY. usss .[,,;.,s In the
SAT- was an nuisPe' NJ. h.S.;.a 90
reducuon OF .ness 800 eom
tns mii,"sn nau \, y, h..,v co.t from
peiieG 70 mP'' m ~;a,.ojr.,;on ~ ths
San .ianc'.So' n.,,v 70, ali packing
saue, in'v sa. esna;. and diBoult Of
from po .nSs.ousnt .Ipsrisnos
aeo '. .,, - .ooa economy: the
sno~.u' -. a.mmoSi,v having In ON.
PI,ee y, 's 49,, ian ,sJneaS from a
sequenI' s.WsN" ~ mors mar ton 70
nunu'eu .h;"S ,h., smoppt After a
soou. LILY. sn .,nnd.n, d.nos;t of
~ h.,t., o%uaIitv ~ ais.
,.J 80, Ssnd snr;nys Churchill
so,u,~ nj d;.,.nt f,om Virginia CITY
NV II milss- tbs most OF The country
% -,,.,.n.a beinv favorable for wagon
r.nsnortation. From this time ON
,ssms vsre smnloysd for hauling In salt.
III An. nss N ths c.mels for this ssr.
Vic. hsv;n, basn sup.r,eded. these ami.
nal. ~.,. turned ajriu upontbs dessrts
-ha,s ,hsv vsrs lsit m sbift for them.
ssl,ss having Afterwards been used
only nj intervals for packing TO som
distant and out-of.ths.way mining
camp, or other locality, not easily
reached by wagons.
After this partial abandonment, these
creatures. already terribly CALLED and
broken down through Overlooking and
hal usao.. began 10 r~ecuperats and in.
cr,ase. 4 number of Young ones having
been born during the next few years;
and before thew i.ft the State. which Il
ssems they sfterwards aid. having been
driven 10 Arizona. We had lost sipht of
these I" ships Of the desert" not having,
Tor !. nnmbs, M y.aro bs.rd anytbino
,bou, tbem. n snnssrs however. "a
vs os,hsr rom M yum, S,niir,i Of
I,;,ona that th.v wars som. two Years
600 ,sl.r ~ ,hs, Tsr,;,orv In ibs bope
a., ,hsy m;sh, ,h.,a bs n,oatablv am.
Naval q. one would naturally s.psct
ro.lJ h. The cass in view Of The arid.
hs,rsn srd ssndv chs,actsr ~ m. c,nn.
49, =. s.-s.s NJ, -. .aain =.
In Ns,aJ. thsss !" shins " ssem to have
49, 1900 on ,hs r., ~ d-;sorno;r,.
80 TS.;e e"n,a no, NJ.
.h.m ~. ,..m.. 49, II ,hs,
WI Ply 81 saa;"n h.,na .h,s ,n
a".u s.s,,s,. .n..ns. a. re-. ~h.,SS
~ -. 80, ).
M, ~, .s.as sSa avn..s h..;no
su"s 'o' su1Ns Gv .nI
wtN ~ - 49, ~n,n,a.
lunA, LEY 'uey law nn."
unio9 s W. ~. ,s",.
.ui, suu ~. ~ NH
VIM vneu us,. ~ !. 49,.
ing ,eeins y suit y
~. "oa1.. .m." p 49,, n.
'ns 'oox,ns aisel W come I.u
s'e.Is sa;,s.. AZ aa.n.. NV,
sosm'us'y' neitue, .no no'
luusnsn. aea, WIN .nn p,op-
cry. We seii feniemoer now snauie-
iui,y .nsss doeiie creatures very over
tasked anu tnai',ea,ea IN Ne,aIu, .oino
OF ,nsm having aisd 'iom 'neif oeAunss
ana oveiourusns. anu we are Lofty 70
see tna' .nsy nA'e ,nIsu oa' ,.'1' oet,
Ter IN arizona. me 'ealns's.s anu
packers mere nave oesn making 'afes.s
OF tnem On hisn.' INC eheuso luz .nis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

TUX settled expression Of determine
ton that mantles the face Of q man who
is just starting out to have a tooth pulled
is only equaled by the subdusd look that
creeps over his features a. hs pauses
with his hand on the knob Of the dental
room door, turns quietly around. and
tiptoes back through the hallway. out
doors again. We've been char
Carson Tribune.
This thing has come To such = pass
that VIM. Jones. our local dentist.
charges just as much for the privilege
Of going up stairs to his Office rs he
does for pulling the tooth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

Tux newspaper men Of Nevada are
moving around promiscuously. Colonel
Fulton has assumed editorial control Of
the Battle Mountain Messenger. ]. E.
Baker. late OF the Typo Sun. has nc
ceptsd q place upon the stafi Of the
Reno Gazette. W. c. Love taking his
place upon the Sa. L. s. Burchard,
recently OF the Gazette. is now ~slipgine
ink on the Reno Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
The Battle Mountain Messenger boldly
out with Q double lsaded editorial

The Battle Mountain Messenger boldly
comes out with . double-lsaded editorial
statement TO the following effect
The Messenger. which has been strug-
Cling between life and death for the past
few months. with the coming Of Spring
has reeained new vigor. The scissors
have been cast aside. and the columns
will be filed with original and interest.
ing matter. This c~ommendable feature
IL due to Colonel Fulton. whose services
have been secured. and who will in the
future remain editor. His popular let
ters to the Carson appeal, signed
''Bluchsr." and the occasional commu-
nication 10 stub" to the Messenger,
have alone gained him a reputation as a
writer.
The NEws notices with pleasure the
improvement rs shown in the last num-
Der Of the Messenger: also. a very pretty
little story ON the irst page from the
pen Of Edith Francis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

RABBrrs damage the crops Of Western
people. They damage tho stomschs OF
Eastern pooplo-wslch Rarebits. A
gentleman who inserted u couple OF
these below his waistcoat the other even.
ing. says that all night q legion Of scarlet
demons with sky.blue tails were operat.
ing pile drivers on his stomach. a. q
site for a new postofice for the internal
regions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

Tnx essay read by Colonel N. n.
Stone nj National Guard Hall on the
anniversary Of the birth Of Thomas
Paine has been printed. II is . mastery
effort, and is worthy Of being read by
every intelligent person in the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

LAST Friday Senator Bruce was called
to the Chair and presided over the Uni.
ted States Senate q portion Of the after
Don This Is the FIRST time in the his
tory OF the Government that q colored
man has been exalted to that dignihed
and responsible position.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
r 0 WASHINGTON CITY.

the Approach Of Less-rrssiaeasisi
Ge~sip -Gsast. Biaine and sher-
maa-rhe Creattsn Of the Cessus
bureau The wessers Ustsn Tel.
egraph Lobby ~ WORK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

And IN accordance with Law. and an order OF
tbs Board Of Directors. made on the iuth day Of
Japusry, 1879, % many sharcs Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may b n~cesaary will be ssld
M pubjIc auction. Of the once OF The Company,
Room .. Haywsrd's Building. No. tie California
street. san pf.neisso Sali,orn,a, on wkDsks.
OF 4 O'Clock r. H.. OF aid day, 70 pay aid
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs OF sdysrtising and expenses Of the sais.
II 3. KELLY, SECRETARY.
Odice-Room .. Hsyward's Building, No. tie
OalfomIs street, San Francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
vEAIINu,s COUCH lolEHuEs

~ The 0rsat BrtIsh Hemsdy. Thsro 70 IN
Qustionsbiy no other rsmsdy % certain In 10
cHfTIs and DIs0RDERs or THE THROAT
siIks Yield 10 lis innuenee. Ths highest med
icai testimony states no better ours for thee
complaints exists NOV proved b. over half .
csntury's experienced. Thsy contain no opium,
morgais % ,ny yiS'en, oIusi y, Th nW
KRATfN0. London, Britain, se cold By I'll
drurrists. Agents Tor tbs Pscinc ooest, RED.
M0fON / 90. and CHkS. LANGLEY I CO,
San francisco. lalb I'm 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

rrRsr-osr ooupt Rrr yp,cr,oN.
geafea nolsting Mschinc. consisting
onS ulreet.seune nlesin hngipe. Win
sau. S. sna ieVersi two hnruns
.n,a on roana WIN Cn.ss,
M Ie,eIs WV uou.a'
po.o.s. smoAsstsck' orescnins, e,use epck,,
~ Pun,ps, oJiet Iionts, Riate panr. naek
paa, s ana doors complete 2, set up: Including
sns"s o,.. wara, Iounaa',on poMs mn ,im'
Enrine ~eonn.r,s win siI .",f.ss co,nsrtions
lpciuding snrS,ee Lob and fonr hundyss fe.t ri
10 by 10 inch pump : Ma with strspoins ni,tes.
four Piunses Pumps. 0 inch diameter. 7.fDot
strose. AMI ons inin.b Rns.s, p,,mn, ,i.o
ESQ feet s.ineh column: two Fius Boilers com.
plets. with the steam pipe belonging TO pump
engine. and bricf vori around boiler., 80
Third -Uns dlrect..ctipa Air Compres.or
compIsts (peuI.
Fouuh-four mining cars. q lot OF old piek,,
shovels and drills; one psfciy cage and chairs
for same.
PIN T Hoistins and Pumping Engine
Building lknosn as III, new hoistlng work.D,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18
GRAND JURY NOTICE.
I,ME JUNTICE MININ0l COM.

PANY.-Location OF principal piacs Of
business. San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill, Storey county.
Nevada.
lowingdescribed stock, on account OF assess.
ment lNo. ~ levied ON the 10Th day Of Jsnu-
arg. 1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders 40 fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

Tux papers Of Nevada are busy criti.
cising the Legislature.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

I've . peanut In my pocket,
Emellne ! Emellnel
III JERK the kernal from IL socket,
In due time ! In due timei
To the thsaier III 90.
Ou the door the shell I'll throw,
Then I'll MUNICH to music slow,
kmelins I Emelinsi
- Whssii@g Leader.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

I!se!! .. Mg % s!, 4: q: d: -. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-18

The other day an aged couple calling
at the White House sent up their cards.
in n corner Of which appeared. in
type known to printers m "two.lins
plea, the open sesame "0hio." II
afterwards transpired hat the worthy
people-who simply wanted Presidential
advice on the sale Of some private
lands-had never been West in their
lives. but hailed from the State Of New
jersey. When asked the meaning OF
the word in the corner. they explained
that they resorted to that subterfuge to
make sure Of admission. This reminds
one Of the child who. at the conclusion
Of her prayer. added (; "Good-by. God ;
I'm going ovsr into New Jersey to be
gone . fortnight" AUGUST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

POLICEMAN GILL'S ATTEMPTED SUTCIDE.-
Mention was made in this paper yesterday
morning Of the sudden and mysterious dis
appearance OF Policeman John FL. Gill. OF
the First district. lie LETT home early
Thursday morning, and as fears were en-
tertained that he might be iaboring under
mental alteration, several policemen were
detailed to 60 and hunt him up. All day
Thursday was spent in the search, but in
vain. Yesterday morning, however, iGfor-
nation was received ut the lower Station
house that Gill had been found about two
miles from the city, on the Chesapeake and
ONO railroad, wandering about the farm OF
J. w. Pedin with his throat cut. Captain
Plcasants Immediately dispatched Ser
ceant Whitlock to bring bin home. Mr..
Pedin, however, procured Il carriage and
sent Mr.. Gill home, where Dr.. Brock Wis
tied bim, and found a wound on the right
side OF the throat little above the angie OF
the Jaw, extending directly down an inch
and Il bali, and about an iuch and quarter
deep; also a wound en- the arm. The
wounds were dressed. and the unfortunate
man was made a. comfortable rs possible.
Mr.. CLIPS mind appears to have been dis
ordered for some time, and he has upon
more than one occasion told his wife he
meant to end his life but she has di>>uaded
him from any such attempt. Thursday
morning he bought laudnnum aud started
out in the direction OF the Mechanic>ville
turnpike. Yesterday morning at O'Clock
a cnIorcd man found him sitting on the
Chesapeake and Ohio rallroad-track with a
handkerchief around his throat. lie was
advised to get up, or he would be killed by
a train. He got up and walked away to the
field where Mr.. pcdin found him.
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The Cnse Given 10 the Jury.

be satisfied with fntiT decision, whatever it
might be.
The Case Given 10 the Jury.
At 7:30 the jury retired.
Half an hour later they came into court
with the. following question: "We, the
Jury, desire to know il the card written by
Mr. Steele is evidence before the jury :;
and il so, we desire that the same be read in
court"
The Commonwealth's Attorney argued in
favor OF admitting the card, and counsel
for defence against it.
The Judge decided that as the paper had
not been put in evidence before the jury
retired, it could not now be read.
The card was Mr. Steele's denial (imme-
diately after the first publication) OF his
guilt, and gave statement Of facts.
At 10:30 P. NJ. the Jury came in and rem
dered verdict Of "no: guilty. Mr.. Wren
was tbereuron discharged. The Common
wealth's Attorney entered nolie proSequi
in the ease OF Mr.. Steele, who was jointly
indicted with Wren. 1t is understood
that Il like course will be pursued in the
Wren. Knox Redford case.
The Jury which tried Mr. Wren yesterday
was composed Of citizens Of high character
and intelligence. They gave the case honest
and earnest attention. That they did right
there will be none to dispute, for thev
thoroughly understood the case and decided
it upon the sacred obligation Of their
oath
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

OLD AND WEIL-TRIED.-We publish this
morning statement OF The condition OF the
Imperial and Northern Fire lnSuranc" Com
pancs OF London. They are both old and
well-tried-the former established in 1903,
and the latter in 1896. Their capital stock,
schedules OF real estate, bonds, mortgages,
stocks, and other investments, foot up
S39. 1913, ,2l0.5S. AT o! the American busi-
ness Of these companies is done under a
Joint policy. The deposit with our State
Treasurer for the protection OF Virginia
policy-holders is 500, 00G-heing double the
usual deposit.
These old Institutions are represented
here by Howard Swincford, 1l0S Main
street,
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
rFAKE THEM TO THE COUNTRY.

Cali At WOODHOUsE PARHAM'S Boos and
Stationery store and aet supply Of CHOICE
REA ING. They have lately received
Ny DESIRE. By the author OF" The Wide, Wide
Worlh." si.75.
A MERE ADvINTURER. A Novel. BY Elzey
Hay. 75c.
CLARE AND BEBE. A Novel. 6Gc.
FILTERS. TATTERs, AND THE COUNSEL
LOR. A Story. ljc.
THE GHOST OF REOBROOK. Novel. BY the
author Of THE Odd Trump" 73c.
FAMOUS STORIES. Flrs, and Second se.ies.
Each Sl.50.
4 SOUTHERN wOMAS's STORY. 7sc,
Aisn. the FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY and
SEASIDE LIBRARY, reprints Of popular works,
complete, from l0c. up. sis.
ELEGANT STATIONERY, MEplCa.QCALi-
3Y STATIONERY, IL low prizes. $3.50
te7 woODHOUSE & PARilAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

P0sT.OFFICE STATI>TICS.-The following
is report OF mail matter delivered and co..
Iccted bv he citcr-carrcrs al the Richmond
post-otlicc for the month Of May; Carriers
employed. 16; delivery trips daily, =, 3, and
/; collection trips daily, =, 3, and 4;
registered letters delivered, 1910; mail let
ters delivered, lll,3l4; mail postal'card-
delivered, 80, ll2; local letters delivered,
9,l7S; local po>ta!-cards delivered. S,320;
news papers, &C.. delivered, 59,lSG; letters
returned 10 the office, 1914 ; letters collected,
G., ,04l; poSta!-cards collected, -, 1876; news
papers, &c. collected, S,63l; total hostage
on local matter delivered through The boxes
general delivery, or by carrier. S3l3.3'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07
THE TRIAL ENDED.
OF Argum ent I'm the Law.
Wren Case.

ABSTRACT OF SPEECHES OF THE COMMON
wEALTH's ATTORNEY AND THREE CouN-
Sci FOR DEFENCE-LAW HELD UP AS A
FRAUD BY ONE PARTY AND AS a FAIRLY
RELIABLE MAN BY THE oTRER-sTEELE's s
CARD AND TESTIMONY UNDER CoSslD-
EEATION-THE CASE GIVEN TO THE
JURY-THEY COME IN WITH A QUESTION,
WHICH is ANSWERED, AND LATER WITH
AyERDICT oF"NOT GUILTY"-C0NGRAT-
ULATIONs ALL AROUND-STEELE DIS
CHARGED-T wREN-KNOX. REDFORD
CASE, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

MASONIC OFFICERS ELECTED.-At stated
communication OF Temple Lodge, No. ., y.
f. and \. NJ. the following Officers "ere
elected s. NEG. Fisher, W. NJ; George
w. Poe. S. W.; w. NJ. NethcrIanA, J. W.;
G. A. Spence, Treasurer; Il. +. Ty|cr, Sec
retary; +. w. GiIlis, S. D.; &. X. fanccy,
J. D. The Worshpiul- S!astcr-clrct Ar
pointed William Krause, Steward Thomas
Angel, Tiler; Reys. 4. S. Barrett and DaI-
Ias Tucker. ChapIains; G. a. Mercer and
5. II. Bowman, Stewards Committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

THE EXCURSION TO OLD POINT NEXT SAT-
Il Number OF tickets nave
been SOLD for the Nonpareil excursion to
Old Point on Saturday morning next on
the Ariel. and the indications are that 1t will
be most enjoyable affair. Tickets may be
had at various points in the city, but they
cannot be bought on the boat.
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RICHMOND HAZaAR.1o $. NJ. horses, &c.

RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 4. NJ, horses, sc.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Z. ~. hrici; dwelling
NO.105 Cary. between First and second streets.
GODDfN. WARREN & CO.. 6 p. NJ. two framed
dwellings Catherine between Henry and
Smith streets.
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 a. NJ, one rair beau,i-
full gray mares
JOHN w. WRIGHT. Sheriff, 10 A. NJ, two good
horse and TWO sets Of gear, ~ the horse-lot.
PUINDEXrER ( TUPPER. & +. ", trustees sale
Of:wo-story framed dwelling on -. John street.
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LOOK a, the announcement of Mrs. F. HUrzLER.

ALARGE STOCK Of ready-msde dresses for b.
dies.
A large stock OF underwear for ladies'
All kinds OF goods for school commcocemenAs,
such as Lawns, Muslins, sash. Ribbons, Gloves,
Ho e, aud Fans.
Also. large stock Of genuine Torcl,oa Edgings
and Tnsertings: Hamburg Edgsngs and Inscrtisgs.
Also, 1000 pairs Of Hose for women aud chiI-
dren. This is 4 job lot. and ain DC sold at much
below regular prices at LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

PERSONAL---VERY.. John \. BToadns, D.
D., one Of the most popular and eloquent
preachers in America, is in the city, the
guest OF Jam's Thomas, Jr. He will spend
a few weeks in the city, and for the next
two SUNDAYS will occupy Baptist Dulpits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07
AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.

1s- On all sdtss or Real Estate ma3= he:3sA
the 1st Of Jonadry nnd ieSt Of Jun" the inTes iS4
Os al sales mGde bsf,neen the lst NJ Iutg nn6 lds
Of the year the tsres hare to be Pdi6 y the safer
This custom was adopted about i;,G.-: year. aSa
by MI The real estate a.cnts In RichiTnut, and Ss
r.iies 70 Richmond and vieiuty.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

SAVE MONEY oy having your printing d1oe attha
DIsPATcB PRISTrSG-HorsE. Gaod work, low
prices, snd satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

M. ELLYSoN S Co.. auvertls,ng s>en,". fers EDS
verttsemcnts in all of the newspapers ei the upiisA
Sla.es ss publishers rates 0rders leit a. te D.s,
patch coun.ing-reoDl VIII receive prsDFt sItc,a
Ipn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

GoURAUDs OLfMPIAN CREAM. FOR THE COM
PLExIoN.-Whiie reduced to 81: pink. tor hru-
nettcs. to soc. PURCELL. LADD & Co, Agents,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

CHEF D'GUvRE IN THE ART OF P2RFUNERY
Is the composition of and distinctive Bouquet.
as In the case Of j. 6 F. ATKiSsoN'S Siephanotis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07

Go TELL THE NEWS to everybody. ZErELLE's
Incompatible Roman Punch Is low ready al his
European Restaurant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-07
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Badty hJured Lewis Reid (coloredl,
an emt,loye at the Wll1rYrS below the citi.
was badI, injured yesterday whilst unload
iny iron from one OF the yeSse!-.a piece OF
the metal falling upon his foot and mutt
lating L.