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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-13
.tGnunbs &w1II1Axs. Auctioneee--ss. m rs
BY,J. Thompson Brown, ',.,If
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
si =. No. 1ll3 Main street. g.

S.AEEaOFi A. N EAT
IL: BRICK COTTAGE on NORTH TENTH
STREET. ALSO IA VACANT LOT. IN REAR.
FRONTING ON ELEVENTH STREET.-By ytr-
tue of a decree entered list day OF May, 1879. in
Richmond Chancery Court, in, a suit styled Me-
Candlish rs. Oyertons exscn,tG and Gtssi wIlI, rs
on THURSDAY, 18th day of May, at 5I9 O'CLOCK p.
Milne BHfCK GQTgAGEsfon the east side OF
Tenth greet, commencing 90, feet south or a
street md tile lot ronts on said street 3S feet, with
adepth OF Lis feerto IN alley. twelve. feet wide!
al t5-is f..t{t u ~ Also, ilsj Et1l, tgill -
s A VACANT LOT ip rear OF the above, fronting
33 feet on west side or Eleventh street, having q
depth Of lie feet to an alley twelve feet wide.
TERMS: Cash MS TO amount suff ctent 10 pay the
expense OF sale, the cost OF these proceedings, and
cant. per amman from 2sthday OF September, 1877
until paid. 81 L n III. COURTNEY, Trustee.
I y. TaoNrsoN BRoWS, Auctioaeer; ny b. i
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CUTlCURA.
TUTICURA.
HUMoEs OF TIE BLOOD,
SKIN, AND SCALP.

CUTICURA sREsoLvENT Is the most powerful
Blood. Pufiaer and Liver Stimulunt ever compouDo-
ed. In forty INITIATES after taking tho first dose IL
may be detected In the saliva. blood. sweat, and
urine. showing that IL mas entered the hlood I'D
-t11vuEliUuI tIlc rItiIt nystrn. In
It's passage through the circulating fluid. H. meets
with he corrupt particles of matter which roster
and maintain disease. with which II chemically
uniies. destrefing and gradually eliminating them
IRON the system. -. ~ -
Hence its power 10 forever expel Scrofulous, Can.
ceroRS, AMI Canker Hnmors. which, unchecked. I'LL
the body with foul rorrupliors, aud rot out the deli
cate machinery or life. ... 80 sf%
CU7ICURA, the great external remedy for all HUI.
mors OF he Scalp and SKIN, Ulcer, Sores, and Dis
charging Wounds Is the most thing and healing
of outward applications. II speedily destroys fUn-
gus and pars,ltIc Irowths, rnstoes The oil glands
assisted by The CUTICURA SOAP, Discusses OF the
Skin and Scalp Which have been che torture Of itc
time
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SKIN DISEASE. -
GREAT SUFFERING FOR SIXTEEN YEARS.
A-woNDERFUL CURE BY THE
CuT1CuRA REMEDIES.
SKIN DISEASE.

Messrs. Weeks G. Potter: Gentlcmep-CUTIcU.
RA REMEDlE. have done me power Of good. I
have been afflicted with skin disease for SIXTEEN
years. Somca!ys II troubled me more than others,
but sc might the Itching nearly drove me wild.
my iimbs. st.Gt. -" 2 s. 4 81 Z. .6TI''.I.
have had several physicians. Some said they
could cure me, but atbers said not. ~ -, -
viii saw that before used the CuTIcUEA RENE.
DIEsI was In u fearful STATE, and had given up ah
hope of ever hayi, any relief. a..'Sz1 Sc -
But, like drowning man fgraspiug ut straw.
thought would try the CUTtcURA RRhKDIEs,
about which had re ~ SO much. x, !, 4
and OF my own free Will aud accord recommend
them. Yours truly, ~ N S. A.STEELE. :
2, 1879.
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The CCTIcURA REMEDIES are prepared by
WEEKS q PoTTER Chemists and Druggists. $50
druggist s. Price Of CUTIcuRA, small noxes. SO
cent; large boxes. eonr2iniLs two and one half
times the anautt OF small, 81. REsoLYENT. 81
per bottle. GU1IcURA SOAP, rs cents per cake: BY
mail, 80 cents: three cakes, 20 cents.
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's-- nv JAS. Macdou2ali, Auctloneer'
No. 10 Governor Tor Thfriecntl] street.

No. 10 Governor Tor Thirteenth street.
TENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
VI TIJRE. &C. AT RESIDENCE No. 2510 E ~
GRACE STREET At AmGrLof VIII, ssI I n the
shove residence The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
en- en-; M MAE PLUSH COVERED PARLoR
WtLNtyr EXTENsION.L0UNGE:
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CENTRE and CAEO-
One WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT, with Wardrobe
WALNUT EXTENSIOS-TABLE. .> 81 r..
CARPETS, SPRIEG-MATTRESSES,
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE,
and many ether articles too numerous TO Hent1nn.
80 "'''''F JAS. MACDOUGALL, Auctinneer.
n q. coorc. Statesman AZ - my 1927
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- BY Grllbbs 6 Williams, ~.
Real Estate Agents ard Auctloneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank,

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" OF 81 1-20 ACRES OF LAND OSTHE NEW
HEERICO TURNPIKE, ABOUT TWO MILES
NORTH OF RICHMOND. AT AUCTION.-In exc
cution Of decree of the Circuit Court or Henrico
the case OF Tomlln and ala. gs. Braxtons admints-
traitor &c, viii sell BY auction, On the premises,
on MONDAY the 7 18th day Of May, 1879, at az
O'Clock P. M., The TRACT OF LANL of which VIII
liam ArmiStead Brsxton died seized. 1t contains
81 l-20 ACRES, adjeirs the land OF 6. w. Carter,
berry Hiilthe farm Of Messrs. Edmond & Dayen-
per;l. from which IL IS separated by HE turnpike.
This land lies very well, has upon 1t some wood and
could be made Beautiful little farm, or II may be
sold In lots, tf desired. a>ts Az - sf2F:t z
TERMS :2One fourth cash; balance at eigbr, six
teen, and twenty-fonr monjhs the credit payments
to be for negotiable notes, with Interest added
JOHN d. YOUNG, Special Commissioner. i
a DEMONSTRATORS. SALE. OF To-
IA RhGCo-sCREWs, &C.--Wll be sold AZ the
Planters War house, Cary and Fifteenth street, on
WEDNESDAY the 14th day of May, 1879, COM
riene.ng at O'clock AZ. M M; ~ i:tstf:f d
One NEW RAsKET-SLEI GH,
One pair SCALES,
Large lot JUAk,sof.ta ht3; rsff5.F sf-st:g Is
T fssnE asa sro'vE; ~ ffsslsat7.'
one lot G0oDHARNEss, / t;i t,aiael IFS,
One DIES Is and - sssti3s
Sss q sFaKslE5a{ ana lTo m
e ess pas4 FafReksg srArIosAn SCALES
Three hogsheads SCREWs and FRAMES. -
81 ESsi'a,FE JOHN W.sWRiGHT, sheriff,
my and administrators OF Jesse q. Hntcheson.
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no REGAIN YOUR SIGHT sESTs
FOE csc. 80 Srt ia.
all nj saA Main street aud get lsi, '" OF
CLES or EYEGLASSES. iaFS Sr, S%sf nom 2as.
superior quality always on ANT ~ the eve BY
upwards. '' ". i: Go .%Sd hjksppeiser.
Practical ap,iess, Wateanaxers: e az Main ,s1ee.
nah 22-8m
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RAILROAD LINES.
FREIGHT TRAINS.

After SUNDAY NEXT freight trains on this road
viii be run as follows Leave Richmond on Tues-
days. THURSDAYS. and Saturdays al a. NJ. and re-
turning, arrive 1T Richmond 1T S:4J Z. 81. same
days. {. A. TAYLOR.
my S-lw General Freight Agent.
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BALF,ss.--Fnfure Days.
& By Robert 3. Lyne,
s. Real Estate Agent and Anstioreer,
1919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
GRAND Il. s.l HOTEL PROPERTY

= = srFE
J GRAND HOTEL PROPERTY
-, .f;S. IN. RICHMOND, VA,
wIrH FURNITURE, FIXTURES, HORSES. oM-
ErBUsEs, AND EVERYTHING COM
yPLETE FOR THE; BUSINESS. 81
FRONTING CAPITOL STREET AND CAPITOL
:,,. SQUARE, ON NINTH STR EFT.
q THE LoyELIEsT SPOT IN THE SOUTH.
ii FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION -,
OF The rsas ST. q CLAIRE Hotel: located TIC
now doing large and 2: business
with a reputation equal to any hotel IN Ricnmono.
shall sell by public auction, upon the on
.THURspAYTHE 29rn DAT. OF MAY, 1879,
3 AT12 O'CLOCK NJ, - =,
the Hotel above described With aefont on Pa STaee
e sdsh On its iss RS RoteI hd s
basemeni. Contains sIxTT.THREE ROOMS: The
FRAME DWELLING adjoining. and fronting on
seven rooms, Kitchen, laundry, servants part
ments, stable carriage-house: &c, &c. siiu2.ea iE
the centre OF s cs esyaop 5o 81
beIthfuI air and lnc views OF the surrounding ccun-
try. This Is justly considered Inc
MOST DESIRABLE POSITION FOR A HOTEL
in Richmond, located as it is on one of the great
thoroughfarcs Of the city, where sireet-cars are
nassng ever few minutes. and within few squares
Of the post-ofIicc, custom house. and an public
pIaces and yet witha in quiet and deii2hifu To-
coIity where property is steadily and continually
i'm proving In value. The sale o. this properly Should
commend itself TO men of capital, and to hotc mon
mt large who may desire now 10 secure permanently
the location the best and most desirable or all others
for that business in Richmond and In the entire
The FURNITURE Is comparatively new. and is
of good modern styIe-such rs IS usually found In
irst-cass hotel.
The figures, &c. required for the hotel business
Will be Included in sale-sueh as chinawarc. &C., &c.
The owners have concluded to sell positively on
The day ma ned. Parties may attend expecting to see
the sale made on the day named i. -, :.
THE TERMS WILL BE MADE EN SyGE4Sl,SH S
LY liberal. AND WILL BE ANNQUhCED
FULLY ON DAY AND HOUR OF SALE 70 Isl
: ROBERT B. LYME, Auctionccr.
z NJ B-This advertisement will not in any way In
terfere with The business of The. Hotel. and our
friends and patrons Will be made as comfortable and
taken as good care of as heretofore, : r,o,,..
HUNTER & PENDLETON,
. ..- - s. Promoters OF st. Ci2ire Hofcl.
ROBERT B. LINE. Auctioneer. my
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BY Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneers,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bauk.

TIVE HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
II ON THE. CORNER OF GRACE AND JMEN-
on TIjEsI1fY the j 3th of May. al * O'Clock z.
Ill, on the premises. These LOTS front each 30
feet on Twenty. ith street and run back ~ li,1S
feet and afe beautifully situsted for the erection
of small neat residences and the corner we'll suited
for store. r-,ry,,,,e
nv -" 49, ~ - go = - Auction crs.
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HoLLiSs's yoLFAIC
ELECTRIC pLAsTERs.f

BY INSTANTLY shec.tsg the nervous system their
inaaencesa, once felt at The farthes; extremitics
Hence pain, which arises from disturbance Of the
Earse forces..s cured in7eysry instance rs by
magic. Alec palpitation:ofthe Heart, rntlan,na.
ton Of the Lungs, Liver, and Kidneys. Irritation Of
the stomach and Bowels, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and Bi'ioas Cole. my Is-TuTh&s
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/ cave Richmond At.
-. DID ..-ttIa

4 connects for Milton. NC. ,,,.,,
R connects for 6shcYe and All po:%t> ~ " c''''"
NORTH Carolina daily. except Suna'y. ,,,,
4 conkects for Macon and all poin;s III S"''" "
Georgia. ,,,,,,. "a Flu
y connects for ia ksonv!iic and al points ." f''
riia. j., .o,,h,pS
1 connects for Macon aud all p2lE's III SonI" md
Georgia, and ChatlaiScst, Nashville N''"P"'''
al, Texss poiuts. ,,. r..or, aud
+ connect, for Selma, MeFid'sii' 'a'A7'"'
Vicksburg. ,a,,,..s.
Trains from the aDoye-nanei points "'''
Rieh,nOnd a,4:43 7. II. AMI 7:i3 !. NJ ,,, ,l,tly
Tr,ins between Greensboro and aa!sln ''''
except SUNDAY. ,,. ,, .,,, sr,p!ny cars
run through OH Train No. l from Hr% T., Au-
Rchmoni 10 Atlanta, and from GrrsH no. ,, Hicb-
sn,.a. and on Train No. y from Ma" l OH S'''
m0nd I'd savannah. .,u,st~st, and
tickets sold 10 al points south
southwest and baggage checked tHf"u- II g 35 1.
Freight Train No. 8, lcayih: ficninYIl at A. ~,
b.. aud No. 10, arriving In tica%5oa' %l>ndclass
will nave ACCOMMODATIONS for a ts" StsfTrc get
ms sengrrs Who iuusi purchase ttS,S, How'd on
ing al rhe train. No passengers VII -
other freight roins.F ~ ,,.,, ,icsr,S.
No lay-oyer checks given on ieca} uTWi'RDO.
JILL nn..,i pa .srnser A9eh.
T. II. r. TALcoTr, General iSh -
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EAST Bot I'D.

EAST BOUND.
Mail train arrives ri Richmond daily
Crpt sunday ,,H'r' = W.
Express train arrives at EchinOud LuiY
NV u d.
Accommodation Train arrives ut Rich
In0nd daily except Sunday at...........9:"u \. NJ
A mixed train icaGeS SinGn.Cn - $50 \. VI,
taking Iasscnscrs from Virginia Mltttui tram
from Washington. and arrives az Richmond a. 30
L. NJ. daily exc, Dt SUNDAY.
4 connects with Fil.lnin Midland rai'r"r', -HS-
ing at 1905 a. II. for l.yEchbu:S ana Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio RaIroaI stations, -ui "iih
Virginia Midland railrOdd leaving III 90 L. sii"T
Washington.
Is connects with Vlrgspia Midland railroad, l~nS-
Ing at3::0 !. II. for Washington.
connects with Virginia Midland railroad, scs'-
Ing at $50 \. NJ for EyHcGbulg aGd A;lIn;Ic, NIL
sissipDl and Ohio Railroad stations.
ID councils with Valley railroad. leaving AT . /
NJ. for HarrsOuUurg. ,;
T. connects win Valley railroad. 'cay!G. at 10
A. NJ. tor lIarperS Ferry.
+ connects w!tli stage line for Lexington - Al
G. connects with G. Il. s. aud =. l. str-'.--
points on the Ohio river and Clu''n',II ,r 49,.
II Connects with Scloto VP'' i"''''"' ' "
j connects with all !irr, diy"rEimS to thr y ~
North est and Southwest. ". 81. :. bn''r.
49, ' T'N F,p1nccr aad Sup-rta'ri''n..
CONWAY Z. Ho~AED, General I"''e"s e.! ~ '''
Ticket Agent. ------
,I,,uhOsD AND DiSNlLLE RAIL
Is ROAD COMPANY.
sc,uIUIE or TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
S.. SUNDAY, JANUARY B, 1878.
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aasLaoaB a.s,s.


~ =. TAKING EFFECT April, o ,.-o
THROUGH PASSENGER
500 K ID. Leaves Richmond 7 TUESDAY, Trina.
Va VA apo SATURDAY. C1nssS,Ss,
Tsst fGiht WITH steamer Heyan, ~ 81
= more: Arrives in Baeilnors 4, y
Nj: connects With rsil-,inps for = ~, = ~
in2ton, philadelphia. New Yn,l IN
ton: nnd all western point, r,, 80
at Richmond Tith train. ON pIr,,,.''a
- Ohio railroads. .he
THROUGH FREIGHT.
5:4o a. h- Leaves Richmond MONDAY 1r,,
roo - MESOAf and FRIDAY: and "r
800 A. ID TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAT
- CEiEDAf. Cennects with s;e.mc,.
=, nesl f"int for river kidding la
umore, AMI al western uo,rt. ~
H. ..'. nects AZ Richmond viii rrsIus on. pIcs
- Mch1 and laryiIle rairo adj pirhmnnnI
n ,;d r r,,Srs and Chesapeake aas
= LOCAL PASSENGER
$3.50 z. q. Leayes RichToouh MONDAY ur,
....,. SESDAY. and FRIDAY. "Hp-
THROUGH PASsEN,,tn
1O:co a. II. Arrives n Richmond Tvrsn.y
THURSDAY. and SATIRb tfT'DnAIs
meets with trains on lmcrm,,' ''h.
Petersburg and Chca,paTy All ~, al1
railroads. steamer tIaysna lev ,,a y.o
. MSS6i iToT wt PisS Il I.Sh' s,r>e.
DAY, a. r. III Cnnanr:. 80.
trains from PHILADELPHIA NJ. y"tf
with tr.Jue fnr pT '.h ~ "c'l "D.rt
South. -Iu Tie
thhOIrh ffEiGHT.
1925 2. n. Arrives al Richmond MONDAY wrn
SESDAY, and FRIDAY ANA ''o'
$50 P. Il. TUESDAY, THURSDAY md at
URHhY. Connects With ,,rIi-S. :,
West Point tiom Baii!n,r- -
meets with R!chn,on5 a4d D,r. III
Richmond and Petersburg. A u CT
Dexkc anu Ohin railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER
lO.lJ 4, u. Arrives sr Richmond SOEDIy
"WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY - -
meets with Richiunud nm, -, W.
burg and Chesaoe,sc aud nsis -
roads. 'A''-
No transfer Of freight at Eicnr,ord IN M ,-,,
southern points Cara RIM tbr0r yl haIvHar ''pH
and West Point. '~"A =
Careful handii c and dispa.ct Will, iov,as, ,,
guaranteed. '"''A'
Through bills OF ,sdnr, with Guaranteed -,.,s
Issued TO all northern and western oolni.. '"7
Tbrocgh tickets sold 70 ali u.rLi;crn c,r,.-, ,ra
western pciIn, and baggage rh-ckc! .Itnlyg ~
For tickets apply al General ElrnsI r,rI-, ~,
Gee. S25 Msiu street al the txrhange Hotel nd
coNpany's deD0t, corner Trcuty-tlrd AMI LccI
streets, RichDoud, va.
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Auction Sal. zssaas-.-F sssHEe Dnys.---
BY CiOsidin. Warren s Co ii
Rea EeiaIe AEenfs aud Aaeftoneers,
No.Iio6 Main street. .
rl,HATBEAUTIFUI AND PLEASANT
- LocATEB COUNTRY RESIDENCE

Atthe request Of the owner we will Offer for sale,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the l4th day
iocate,i NJ above. BRICK VENETIAN COT
TAGE: I'm roof; nine rooms: paperea and painted
thronrhont IN The best manncr; porch an around.
houses fiie well OF water; TWENTY:ONE'A AND,
a HALE ACRES BEST GARDEN-LAND; acce5-i
sibe by two good roads, bold stream Of wsses runs
though the place; fne orchard, consisting OF about
500 pear-trees, $50 plums, apples. arrico's. ana
cherries, fine grapes. and other small rnts. Yard
10 house nicely enclosed great variety OF roses
nagioflas, evergreens. small sbrubbery. &C., &c.
This is truly delightful place. and should attract
TERMS: One foarth cash; residue at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, with sig
Der cent. interest added, md secured by deed OF
trust csasie Is. GODDlNs NAEfsEr q w.
in
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CuTiCURA SOAP SUPERIOR TO ANY.
CHARLES DENIM, nRUGGIST.)
FIRST PLACE,CORSERC nunr STREET. .
4.iSs BRooKL1N, March 4, ] $40, y.
can checrfully speak of the hsaiing qualities of
your CUTlCURA .soAP, and It's perfume Is superior
10 ANY OF The sanGard stsaptrow In use. $50
CHARLES DENIM. :
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By GrubbS & WIIIlalns. =. : , -,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank. -
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TW .
" FRAME TEN EMENTS ON THE EAST
SIDE OF sAooK'S ALLEY BETWiE BENZ II p desree.
Of me ihnncery Court OF Richmond, entered in the
Of Seized WI Ss, a. a Ht
~ q apcioct p III, the Two FRAMED TEN e
MENTS situated as above, owned ny heirs OF Caliie-
rs One tiird ca sh balance Mt six ami twelve
months, with interest. JOHN W, WRIGHT
At' A' ;, = Special Commissioner ,
-@ 2: - 80, :, DISAPPOINTMENT. s,,,,T..
The above sale is postponed to WEDNESDAY,
"a 18th instant, at O'Clock P. NJ.
- - y. w. WRIGHT, Commissioner.
f. GRUBBs s. WILLIAMS. AuctioneeIs.. my Is
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go < q IT, a'sF.t.s ~ #'...
MORE GOOD THAN DOCTORS
IN THREE YEARS OF TREATMENT. !.

iNTHREE YEARS OF TREATMENT. I. 4 /,
g cnilemen.-Please find 60 cents 10 paw for small
box Of CUTICURA 4. and direct It to me. The dollar
box you cent me has dope me more good Than all
the doctors In three years. The doctors have done
tsindeed GUTIcURA Yours rrulT. 90 49,. !,
EVAN MORGAN, p. M.
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HOP Buffers giYes good direstion, active liver
good cheais,to and btossns spirits, ~,
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,aIl!la!llI |llsllatfh

rr. 3 /, " MAY 10. 1879,
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spECrACLES. Eyeglasses. DE.

+. n. r. TALCorr, General sni~'r'"'''''e-'',s-
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I BAnsss AND BANKERS. .

4 aFTIzEEs BANK OF RICHMOND. 4,
NJ - .i5fsS ~ q 49, tsE ~ it+EFt.tt..4
fAals,UKs CAPITAL........;...,,,, 100000
0;uQ0
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TIE LOSS ABOUT ONE MILLION poLLAss
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z-eennss<auz~snzezznauAxzAxG-xzs

! DIsGRACsFUL A gentleman Of unSues
toned character states that about o'cloct on
Friday evening business called hin to China
town, and while there he saw two young meu
and young women staQger ont OF an opium
| den, reeling if they were drunk. The
quar,e cite felt entirely indifferent about his
! presence, and chatted as ii no one were within
The drug which they had smoked rendered
them lost to all shame and decency, for the
time being. The men wanted to go mp town,
| but the girls protested that they would not
| visit the main street nor go home, in their in
toxcated condition. The female obstinacy
was the bugle call for an outburst of pro
family ard vulgarity, such az would even have
brought out bushes of shame upon the
ebony cheeks of Glenn Berry. The fonr then
reeled down the track toward the fume. Oar
informant states that both the male and fe-
male members of this detachable party are
not disreputable characters, as the term is
copied in its broadest sense, but that he has
seen them in the society of reputable ladies'
and gentlemen, yet, with much regret, was
unable to give their names. From the fore
going it is evident that the necessary vigilance
IS not exercised to suppress the growing vice
OF opium smoking. If the police force is in
adequate to have an officer stationed in China
town ali the time, the powers that be ought
to appoint another for that special service, for
no expense that may be incurred TO suppress
that dreaded vice can be viewed rs unneces-
sary or unwaTranted.
DEPARTURES - The following passengers
left by the southern stage yesterday morning: !
Fl. Woodruff, J. P. Forbes, e. Deadly, j. L. |
Hill, J. Becker, E. F. Haywood, d. Goggin, |
c. Breslin, Mrs. Gildea, Miss McManus, C.
M Fay and wife, B. P. Taylor, ]. Walch,
NJ. Marks, L. Timmens, Julius Cauett, J. E. |
Taylor, j. P. Akens, A. Daggett, O. Hohl,
2. FL. Wall, G. Jackson, Mrs Williams, Mrs.
Lynch.
ST. PETERS CHURCH-Regular services to-
day at the Episcopal Church, morning and
evening, at the usual hours. Sunday School
at II 80. The Easter music will be repeated
Dy Che cnHl. AAe FSeV. NIr. bastlNhn OI |
Gold Hill will oficiste. Public invited.
GEo. II. DAVIS, Rector
Mr.. W. K WEARE, the we'll known writer
and poet, has in the hands of publisheTs d
volume Of his poems, embracing many sub
jects. Mr.. Weare's acknowledged ability as
q writer ought to insure a great sale for his
work
CHURCH SoCIAL-The ladies Of the hetho-
list Church viii give social at the residence
# J, P Jones, on Thursday evening next, f
or the benefit of their new pastor.
ARRIVALS The following passengers ar
lived on the southern stage yesterday after
loon: S. Ashim, J. Soulles, B, Stewart, ID.
dannica, Mrs. Price
REMOVED. - Mrs. A. Dyer, clairvoyant, a
ealing and test medium, has removed from Sc
he Arlington House to the residence of Dr.
j. A Herrick.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-20

The following telegram was received here
last night:
EpRERA New, April l9-Wh:le fearful
gale was blowing this morning q TIRE broke
out here, which was swept from one building
to another. The confagcation originated IN
Biglow's Opera House, and took in, among
many other buildings, the Masonic Hall,
foundry, Sentinel office and Western Union
telegraph Office. The wind Di." SO strongly
that the FIRE department coo:la d hut LITTLE
towards checking the falnes, which soon laid
one-third Of the town in ashes. There are
over two thousand people rendered homeless
and destitute, among whom there are three
hundred families The loss will not fall snort
of one million dollars Thero val bs great
suffering here among those whom the Are has
made homeless. Any aid that msy oe ex
tended VII be gratefully recelroG, from any
quarter
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-20
RELIEF WANTED.
The following telegram Was received m this
city at 10 clock last night:

city at 10 o'clock last night;
EUREKA, New, April 90, 1879
To the Mayor Of Carson Oae-aa!t Of our
town destroyed by FIRE last night. 4 great
many of oar people are destitute and hone
Jess. audi will have to I've on the hlilsUe for
the present Aid would he acceptable.
Sigred E. Proh4r5 r. Sad,.r, John Horn
H. D. Foley, w R. Ch.,nbln, G. W Baker,
Relief Committee.
From the foregoing it is evident that the
people of Eureka are really in very needy
condition. The want and destitution must
certainly be great, and there IS no doubt that
the people of this city viii prove that they
still entitled to their former enviAhle reputa-
ton for generosity and willingness 20 snccor
those who are in need.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-04-20
OPERA HOUsE-TO-M0RRow NIGHT.

Tomorrow night Buffalo BIZ will give his
first performance at the Opera House. The
play will abound with every conceivable sen
satioual situation incident to the life of an
Indian scout and trapper. The company sup
porting the star are pronounced 20 he good
es any that ever appeared before the foot
lights on the Pacific Coast. Reserved seats
without extra charge.