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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-16
REAL ESTATE az PRIVATE SaEE.

Ey W. GGGdin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionetr,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE
' NORTH SIDE OF rTpAD STREET. BE-
TWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STREETS
AND BFTWFEN EIGHTH STREET AND NINTH
STREET, AND ALSO ON THE SnETIi SIDE OF
MARSHALL BETWEEN SEVEN TIL AND
EIGHT II STREETS FOt: SAiE.--Thr Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Comrany.
expecting tn move their present ncp0t and Offices
from Broad aud Eighth streets. they have author
lied me 10 sell their REAL ESTATE LOCALIZED Il,
above. That lying west of Eighth street has q front
Broad street OF 2 feet. running back lao feet:
mat lying TO The East Of Eighth street ms ir1t OK
1874 f. CT on Broad street and de 9TH nf tnout 100
feet 10 wide alley: and that Iyint 10 INC Wtst OF
Eighth street has Fl, Iii on u nulii slae OF Mar
sl:au street OF ] "A feet and depth OF lG:; ret
A plar ard survey can he SEN NJ my nhcc rms
proncrty oilers great attractions 10 those VINO may
Wish m iuyrt on Hroud street, hch i fast beconl
ing 1hr mos, attractive BUSINESS rect i'll tie city,
PRICES: Rcasonablc and terms ncconmnaiin ing.
Apply 10 W. coj'lN,
M, s. ID.l2.l4.i1G Real Estate Auctiuurcr.
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TNMAN LINE cGJI7.,
1 UNITED STATES ~ +.1,-. =.
AND ROIAI. NAIL STEAMERS.
NEW YORK 70 QUEENSTOWN AND
LIVERPOOL
CITY or BERLIN. J.i9l tons:
CITY OF RICHMOND. i.G07 IONS;
CITY OF CHESTER. 4.5;6 tom:
CITY or MONTREAL. 1870 tons;
CITY OF EEI'>StLS. 3.115 tons:
CITY OF NEW YORK. $500 tons.
THESE MAGNIFICENT STEANEI!S are anon.
HE strongest, iargc;'. and fastest On the Atlantic.
and have every modern improvement. inciu'ii"@
hot and cold wa'cr and electric bells in state
rooms, revolving chairs in saloons. bath AMI slnUH
Ing. rooms. haTbcr->hop Sc.
For rates Of passage and other tnf"r,nitiHi Apply
to JOHN G.. DALE.
Agent. 2 ! broadway. New York: or to
GEORGE W. ALLEN Z CO..
" 1-e0llv Richmond.
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(:H-.AESs.
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANU.
TO TIE PLANTERS AND FARMERS OF
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA.
EICnMOED. VA. January 27ih. 1879.
We have this cay resigned the a.ency Tor tu sale
OF The Pacific Guano Company : hrTtlds.
Under The terms OF settlement between the Pacific
Cpano Company and ourselves all the unsettled bm-
Suess OF ISIS. iaclun. cGii"c,ion*. &c. is 10 be
managed by successors. McssTS jobs :. REESE
& 90. Of Baltimore. whom we cnmDcrf. +" yo:l. be-
icyiue Your relations with them will bc both plea.
SAINT and satisfactory.
WALKER. SAUNDERS & co.
From III" above card you vii please note that HE
Agency of the Pacific Guano Company will he con-
Quoted hereafter by The Undc s.ncd from BailinOre
rs well rs J;ichmQad, The <.lcud.G reput alton Of
soluble r.cic Gu,no. earned y it, superior excel
,cnce and remarkable 2rabi!!ty 10 The soil 81 Fir
GINA especially cotton. corn. aud toh:cco. olG
continue To be Sustained, IL guarantee being at"rf
ell In the wise management! Of the Pacific GiIah|
Company, which has practically unlimited resource,
at it, command-viZ., ample capital ISi.OcC.ouul
extensive WORKS, most approved machinery, lar,
deposits of phosphate. h.s Sc"ntiil, ahii:y, 10 ~
of which add long experience In The business in
connection with The undersi,:,n. aS general agents
dating hack to 1865. We will Keep si'DEy o.
Guano on hand a. Norfolk, Portsmouth, Petersburg
aud Richmond.
IN 2o-3n Baltimore and Richmond.
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SPECIAL LOANS:
81 500. for number Of years.
81 900, payable cue half in TIVE years; one h''i III
four wears. J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent,
-, -. 11l3 Main street.
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SUERIFF'S SALE OF PLOWS AND
- PLOW-r OI&TS.-Ey viriu" Of n; order OF ~"
Circuit Cont OF The city of Richmond Duic IN the
The sul Of GUY. Nict;r!ti !: Co. against the Miami
Manufacturing Company. viii SCI i! the store OF
W. Il. I;arow, E-q 40 ! 700 frankiln sircc'; he&r
tl,. t,,G Market lwhc.c tire property l. @orcdl n
SATURDAY the I9,h instant, commencing III lo'4
o'clock i. 81. ~ .c.-
4 large IL. If EXTRA POINTS. Of al s:z"S.
IEe.c goods are Ill new. aud Sh"'n c"hilii''hl
the iruinu of Tie trade. and will tc sold in lots 10
TrrNS. cash. JOHN W. WRIGHT.
an IL sheriff Of the city Oi iic!im0Hi.
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Dy Paine. Rovs,er C Co.. Auciionecrs,
No. 10 ,ou,h Twelfth street.
AHGE AND PEREMPTOEY SALE
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS, &C, &C.,
1T AUCTION.

1t AUII IUN.
Nm WEDNESDAY. ApriI 16'h h, commencing at
1GIs o'clock we will sell at cur auciiou-rCoins,
riiIoui reserve Il great variety OF entirely FRESH
AND SEASUNABLE GOODS. now RECEIVING
100 cases BOOTS and SHOES, mostly prime
gooas. every variety. for men, women,
and children;
100 dozen MEMS nd BOYS HATS.
Gaze GENTLEMES'S L 4 CY SlLk
SCARFS and TIES.
case WHITE COUNTEnPANES,
with several inyoi' Is Of
FANCY GOODS. sc. l.
PAINE, EOYsTER & CO.,
,,1c hUci0nccrS.
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FgHILAR p ii Il. RiCH- ~ -1
Z MOED. AND Norfolk STEAM -srt-ks.c
SP LiSE TIIE XVI EN v,h TIn rI EAIE
THREE TINES 4 WEEK. Unrt! Iurti.ei no.
t: the steamers OF this lire will T.tr rri-w""!l !,
trips. leaving PHILADELPHIA every I l. ES IA Y,
THURSDAY. :trI SATURDAY, snt Ki"htioaf
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY. cor
meeting 4, pniiadelpria w!th tltGe's New En@l.u;
+ Inc for Fal! River.
QUICK TlME-rEEQu DEpAKTrEEs
Low EST RATES.
Freight received daily until 6 O'clock L. u.
JAMES W. NrtAE!tI'N.
Genera! Son;Errn Agent, Richmond. Va.
TiLi.IAI Z. CLYDE { CO.,
G"urrai MANAGERS,
no23 10. II South Nharv.s. rhIl:.ui r!,:a.
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SERGEANT'S SALE.-By virtue OF an
order of the IIusiings Coart Of tue city OF Rich
mond. entered In The case OF Jarvis 4 GliEn Us.
Pu.h Burgess, viii sell IL public auction. on tRl-
DAY the 9Th day of April. 1874. 10 O'Clock 4.
NJ. At No $40 east Clry stree, the following pro-
pcrty-lo wit:
REPS SOFA.
/ ETAGERE.
CESTRE-ThBIE.
l BRUSSELS CARPET.
3 INGRAM CARPETS,
2 HALL-CAEI'ElS.
. STAIR-CARPETS
L LOUNGE.
IIATRAtk.
2 TOW EL-RAi1.S.
. SHADES.
OAK DlSlNGTABLE.
WASIiSTANDS,
5 STANDS.
5 BUREAUS.
l BEDSTEtE.
BED aud BEDDING.
43 CHAIRS.
l ROCSD-TABLE.
II:.Ii-doZcn PLATES.
Hal:-rtnz. II KNIVES ANA FoEhS,
Hn'i-doz,u GUDLETS,
PITCHERS.
The ah,ye articles are nj FIRST class ana In goou
nr,rcr. and the attention Of The pablo - specially
invited. 49,. ,,.,c,,r, ,, 4.
TERMS: Cash. +. lGLIiSGth: -"
ap ID TOT y. 81. l.SC. .>Sl S"I...
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ID edmond, YORK RlNERc I;T7i
leASD CHI SAPEAKERt D. lkE e s., r.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORT ~
TION COMPANY,
Througt-frcighi route h2:wrcn Richmond (Sa.l
and Bottom. Providence. auhsli New tn:laHd ri:ir..
Steamers leave VEST PnISr, VA. oG each
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at - n0uu Goa.
Meeting with trains from RICHMOND.
Steamer arri:c ~ VEST POINT on each II ES-
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from B"sInn rir Boston ana
Providence Railroad ria H':.>t Point. VI.
II. T. DOUGLAS. Sulcrn;cuCeE'.
N.D. GHOSEi:. General Ag"Il. Gp3
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ksi fHs f5FgsJ CrSziIrz-ea,1 ,,.,,,y..-.r.
Ex2 X& s-as-Iss s1naii..'':ss-s -su:,...r:.iIT
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND ,r<ty ~
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. 'N''
~ TAKING EFFECT h?rr . 49,
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DEPARTURE ssF t7'EA u B,f,s.
FOR NEW YOR k.-'rhc Old ~-<rrxsssit;ss.
e Dominion Steamship Company -S9Hs.a:ic,
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER,
will sail FRIDAY. A nril 18Th. at | O'Clock L. u.
Freight received until II O'Clock 81
Through bills of la,iing signed and goods fal.
war!r with dispatch 10 all p"i.s north. south, east
and west: also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodation unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. SI2: lu;Iild-trIp tickets.
S24. Storage. 50 and 50.
For freight or passage. apply 10
q. W. ALLEN & co. AGENTS.
al 1856 Compaav's Hharf. H""N"Gts.
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CuE>ArEhKE $50 u...r, ,,.v..+
RICuMoND. "a. Ma .E-.r
NN AND AFTER -iN!;,T..N1f',. :.
~ Is. 1e70. PASShNGIl. u; .'',- :. .!l.t ,
AZ FBLLON>:
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Train y. . IT, -. D..
lbTttl. !'as d.
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WANTS..

WANTED
TO LEND,
SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS,
IN SIMS TO SUIT,
on CITY REAL ESTATE.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
The Bible Class and Lesson.

As usual, there was a large attendance in the
Y. M. G. A. rooms yesterday afternoon to listen
to the exposition of the bible, by the Rev. D.
r. Breed. The bible lesson as expounded is
becoming very popular and deservedly so, being
very Instructive and interesting.
The class was opened with prayer by Mr. NJ
B. Lewis, of Red Wing. Mr.. Breed then read
eleven verses of the Ninety-fourth psalm;
after which the class read the lesson, Psalm
l39, liz. It naturally divides into two parts.
Verses 1-6. Gods omniscience; verses 7-l2,
Gods omnipresence. In the Introductory
verse the psalmist speaks of Gods ''searching'
him, as one digs for hidden treasure in field.
This may be illustrated by anatomical or
botanical dissection, or by the use of the
microscope. If we so far search our own
frames as to discern even the fungoid
growth on the corpuscles of the blood,
shall not God be able to search yet much more
minutely our whole nature? The extent of
Gods knowledge is given in verses 2-6. It
covers action, speech and thought. MIR. Breed
then called for illustrations of Gods knowl-
edge in the events recorded in the bible. Gods
knowledge Of human action was illustrated by
the stories of Achan (Joshua, 7:16) and of Ju-
das; his knowledge Of human speech by Jobs
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

friends (Job, 42:7) and Nathaniel (John, 1:45);
his knowledge of human thought by Daniels
Interpretation of the kings dream Dan. q,
and by Christ's reading the thoughts of the
Pharisees Nuke, $685. The story of
Annanias and Sapphira (Acts, 81. illus
trates all-thought, word and action.
Reference was then made to he great camera
in Central park, New York, in which is obtained
view of all the beautiful grounds. A party
at distance, travelling by some shaded walk,
or riding in boat upon one of the little lakes
is quite unconscious that far off his picture is
thrown upon screen ,',h, where his every move y
The second part of the psalm teaches Gods
omnipresence. 1t extends in all directions, and
neither in the upper or the under world, nor
abroad anywhere on the earth can we escape
him. Illustrations from the scripture were
employed also in this connection. John
caught up into heaven (Rev. Iv:l-9);
Christs ressurrection-showing his power even
over the grave, Jonah fleeing in vain from the
presence Of God. If human governments are
so successful in arresting and detecting crim-
nails, the divine is much more There
escape from the divine eye anywhere.
A number of general illustrations were then
given. Christ's miracles of knowledge" were
referred to-such as the draught of fishes, Ma
thaniel, the coin in the fsh's mouth, the be-
trayal, Ralph Wells celebrated object lesson
of the goldfish in the globe; why doesn't he
hide?" asks Mr.. Wells. HE can't" replied
the scholars. No more hide from God.
Mr.. Breed, in order to show the difference in
the character of mans knowledge and Gods,
drew picture of tree on the board, with a
line at its base to represent the ground. Man
judges by fruits. So above the ground was
written man. "fruits." But God Goes not
judge by fruits. He sees below the surface;
ne sees the hidden springs of action. So the
roots of the tree were drawn on the board and
the words written, "God," 'roots."
In concluding the lesson it was remarked
that the psalm returns into itself. 1t begins
with the confession, t'Lord thou hast searched
me-" 1t ends with the prayer, "Search me- o
God.'
The first sentence was written ON the board ;
then by erasing the words, ''thou hast" and
the ''ed'' from ''searched,' there remained the
prayer, ::Lord search me.'' Mr.. Breed said
that this was the great thought in the lesson
the prayer that God might search our hearts,
and. in his infinite wisdom and love remove
from them all impurity. To whom is this con-
fession, ''Lord thou hast searched me- COM
Portable? To whom is this prayer, Lord
search me- acceptable.
MIR. E. D. Ingersoll, of the railroad branch Of
the Y. M. G. A., offered the closing prayer.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

Often results from the continued use of i'm
pure seasonings and adulterations in the salads
and liquids which we daily consume. Pure
tea and coffee and pure spices are wholesome,
and when they can be purchased as cheaply as
the impure article the patronage and encour-
agement of all prudent housekeepers should be
insured. Just such an establishment has been
institn ted by Mr.. Phil. d. Hall, at No. "a
jackson street, who makes speciality Of teas,
coffees and Spices all of which he guarantees
to be positively md strictly pure, and at prices
ordinarily charged for inferior articles. Mr.
Hale cordially invites the public to call upon
him and satisfy themselves that the above as
sertion is strictly true in every respect
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
Announcement.

Our store will be closed Friday, March 28th,
and Saturday, March 29th. On Monday, March
31st, we shall open our new store, l03 and 105
Seventh street, corner of Jackson, with large
and well selected stock of fancy and staple dry
goods, notions etc.
All goods now on hand will be offered at and
below cost, in order to close.
ESTERLEY & HEINEIANN,
Corner of Seventh and Jackson
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

We have now in stock an elegant line of
ladies' hosiery, in silk, Isle thread and balbrig-
gan. from 25 cents to IS per pair, at
A. II, LINDEKE & Bro. 8.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
Indemnity VS., Insecurity.

Policies of the New ENGLAND Mutual" of
Boston, are protected from forfeiture by statute
law of Massachusetts, while the policies issued
by companies of other States are subject to for
feiture if premium is no, paid the day upon
which it falls due. The safe policy is the only
cheap one J. J. Watson general agent, 60
East Third Street.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
TEMPLES OF WORSHIP.

The Religious World in Nutshell-Ser-
vices To-Day and General Intelligence.
Praise ye the Lord. Praise God in his sanctury
praise him in the frmanent of his power.
Praise Him for his mighty acts; praise him &C.
cording to his excellent greatness.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

7ueTDacH, F1ncH, CuIbcftsOh u co.
Still offer extraordinary inducements in their
Carpet and Upholstery department.,
RETAIL.
All kinds of housefurnishing goods, consisting
in part Of Carpets IMattings, OIL Cloths, Drape1y
and Lace Curtains, Lonbreqetins, Poles, Co1mices
Table DanaaSks, etc., Wall Papers, Borders,
etc., etc.
These reductions have been made to reduce
their large stock, and will continue only until
their spring stock arrives which is daily ex-
pected.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
Church NetVS.

Lent ends on the 18th of April, Easter.
The second quarterly meeting of the confer
ence year of the NJ. E.. church will be held this
week.
The Rev. Edward G.. Mitchell, swedenborgian,
will preach in Minneapolis at o'clock P. NJ,
Sunday, on the subject of ''Chastity, or Purity
in Sexual Relations"
The funeral services of Mr.. Augustus Elms
will take place to-day at 2:30 o'clock P. NJ, at
Grace M. E. church. The deceased was an en-
gineer the St. Paul & Duluth railroad.
book reception and sOciable will be held at
the rooms of the Y. M. c. A. on the evening of
March 9th inst, at s o'clock. An attractive
programme of music, reading etc., is arranged
for the evenings entertainment. Every body is
expected to oring a book and donate it to the
library.
The churches generally during this Lenten
particular interest. All society is observ-
ing the solemn season. If not with
formal services ana exercises, at least by an
absence of social features. The Episcopal
churches hold regular prescribed services daily
at o'clock p NJ.
Mr.. E. D. Ingersol, general secretary of the
Y. M. G. A. for the special work. devoted to
railway employees, is in the city, He is from
Cleveland, where this particular form of labor in
the Lords vineyard was inaugurated. The work
and conversion of railroaders has wonderfully
prospered within the last few years. Mr.. In
of work in this railroad centre. He will be glad
to see he has in a measure been already fore
stalled by the Rev. DR.. Dana; and with the
nucleus already formed will doubtless COM
mence revival among this class of our citi-
zens. Mr.. Ingersoll is a cousin of the famous
Col. Bob Ingersoll, the great infdel.
II shall he Satisfied" was the text of the
Rev. Mr.. Hulburds sermon last Sunday night.
He delivered eloquent discourse to an in
tensely interested audience. Nine o'clock
toled out and the sermon not fnished-''I
am only half through receive the benedictlon,"
the minister announced. There were not few
who were willing to wait until he
finished, and these have urged him
to complete the sermon tonight.
In consequence of deferring to the request, the
of Faith,'' to have been commenced tonight
will be postponed until next Sunday night
Last Tuesday evening the Rev. Mr.. Hulburd,
minister of the First NJ. E. church, received
his friends at his new quarters in the Farmers
& Mechanics bank block. The attendance was
large, all the church members being present.
besides others who have formed an admiration
for the reverend gentleman from being con-
slant listeners to his discourses. The invita-
tion general, and the response gi given to it
was gratifying. The evening passed most
pleasantly, Mr.. Hulburd being most courte-
Gus host, and added to the high esteem in which
he is already held. Mr.. Hulburd's rooms were
not large enough to accommodate his guests,
but matters were so arranged by DR.. Wheaton
that another suite of furnished rooms were put
at his disposal. With these accommodations
all guests were conveniently entertained and
to their high and pleasurable satisfaction.
The ministers first reception was most agree
able affair.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
A, III, Jindeke & Bro.

Have just received a supply of ladies' Jackets,
ulsters circulars, dolmans and children's
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
Notice.

We invite your inspection of new samples of
piece goods, just received from the celebrated
house of Devlin & Co.. New York, embracing
the choicest novelties for spring and summer
1879, from which we we will be pleased to for
ward your order for clothing to measure in the
latest New York styles, at prices far below
those usually charged by. merchant tailors for
first class work
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
Strawberries Next Week.
Luscious Aspinwall Bananas.
I.usci0us Florida Oranues

IusCIUus EIUrIua OTdlgeS.
Luscious Porto Rico Pine Apples.
Luscious Imported White Grapes.
Extra fine Lemons, rs cents per dozen.
Strawberries next week. SMITHS TROPICAL,
handsome line of new En- broideries, Breton
Laces, new style Ties, Lace Trimmings and
Ruchings just received at
D. w. INGERsOLL & Co.'s
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)aEDu MrKrV ~ IN

r. Boston "one-price" clothing house, 43 East
Third street, St. Paul, Western agents for
Devlin & Co., New York.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

Funeral of A. e. Films.
All members of Division No. $50, B. of L. E.,
are hereby requested to meet at Druids' hail.
corner Seventh and Jackson streets, at 1:3O
o'clock Sunday afternoon, 23d inst, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, A. E. Ellms.
J. P. THOMAS, F. A. E.
St. Paul. Minn., March %, 1879.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

EMPLOYMENT TOFFICE.-Wanted, 20 good, relia-
IL BILE girls cooks, general house girls and nurse
girls. Apply at once to MRS. HIRST, 18 W. Ffth-st
365t
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

A few of those very cheap towels, napkins,
and counterpanes left at L1NDEKEs'.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

just Received.
Another invoice of plaiters. The latest, the
best and the cheapest. At the Wheeler & Viii.
son Office, % West Third street.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

See the advertisement of Max Wittleshofer,
"real bargains in want column.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23
FIVE GENES A LINE
AUCTION.

DIANO AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION-1
1 will sell at No. % st. Peter street. Sorners'
A. NJ all the furniture in above residence consisting
OF fine 71a octave piano, the American cost $500,
not long in use, parlor furniture, two very elegant
dressing cases, bedroom suites, several black walnut
bedroom sets, toilet SETS fine brussels and ingram
carpets on every floor, Weed sewing machine, anti
cl9ker coal stove, large number of feather pillows
ture, etc. 2. T. KAVANAGH,
66-9 Commission Auctoneer.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

VXIANTED-Situation by young man of good
w education. Good city references, and good
recommendations from the East. F. c., GLOBE
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

OITUATIoN WANTED-By young man (scan
- dinavian) in Office or store. good penman ant
experienced hookkeeper. Good Recommendations
Box IL, WOrthingtOn, Mimi. sc.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

WANTED-Situation by a young man in any kind
w of honorable employment. Good references
given. Call at 68 East Twelfth street. SO.
NTANTED-A situation. Am good penman and
w quick at figures. Address, E. x. W., GLOBE
Office 90.
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Auerbach. Finch, Culbertson & Co.

Corner of Seventh and Jackson.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

WANTED-A situation by first t-class cutter ant
w tailor. No objection to go in country II
HELD, American House, corner Wabashaw ant
Fourth streets. 81.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

TNOR RENT-Nos. 118 and l2O East Fourth street,
Il now occupied by Crittenden & Go. Possession
given April 18th. Inquire of BEAUPRE, ALLEN
& KEOGH. Ct.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bookB eeper or salesman
w or in any honorable employment, by OF
education and practical experience. G. EDWARDS
this office. st.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

ITO RENT-HOUSES.
l. Rooms in DR.. Alleys block.
Furnished house on Pleasant avenue rear Western.
a. THOS COCHRAN, JR.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

INTANTED Situation by machnist and engi-
wv neer of twenty years. experience. Grist mill
preferred. Address F. II. B.. This Office.
Daily globe., 1879-03-23

ENOR SALE at a bargain-Seven fine building lots
Il on easy terms, corner Lafayette avenue and
Patrick street. A. GOTHAM, Real Estate, 26s East
Seventh street. 60.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-04
PERSONALS

L. q. Doan, Superintendent Of the Boca
brewery, and also of the 3oca Lumber and
Ice Company, was III town yeaterd =. HI
ice and beer is the best sold. His lumber is
also wei! spoken of by those who have tried it.
The city is full of Comstock lawyers, who
are attending the session of he United States
noticed by the APPEAL reporter on the streets
yesterday Thomas Wren, Curt Hillyer,
Moses Kirkpatrick, Judge Lewis, Judge
Whitman, William Woodhurn, William
Woods, Judge Fed Cole, Judge Webster,
Judge Marsh~ll, Crit. Thornton, Judge Berry
and others. This accounts for good many
of our citizens tying an extra watch dog or
two by the front gate.