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w. A. HUGHsON. nj. D..

HHARLEs T. JONES AND ED. N. MARTIN,
u Attcrneys-at- Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. COZ l street, between
Sixth and Seventh ju244plm
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IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
In Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
for DIR. Jaffes Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. Ill street, between Fourth
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6a3 kearny street, San Francisco.

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WYHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
w Butter, Eggs, Cheese. Fruit, Fish,
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nCULIST, AURIST AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases of tine Throat Office, 1924 street,
corner of Fifth over Sacramento Bank, sacramento,
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A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
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MO. 1903 J STREET, FOR THE LATEST STYLES
~ in GAS FIXTURES. Plumbing in all its
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MISS L. J. KELLOGG. N. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-OFFICE AND
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

TO-DAY CALsNb-
Marie SegaIin VS.. Frank Swift.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-08
Assessment Notice.

LNOURTH JULY GOLD AND SILVER
II Mining Company Of principal
place Of business, San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining Dtstrict.
Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting Of
the Board Of Directors. held on the Ftf.
teenth day Of June. 1880. an assessment.
No 8. of ten cents per share. was levied upon the
capital stock of the Corporation. payable imme-
diately. In United States gold coin, to the sec-
retary. at the once of the Company. Room IS.
No. $40 Pine street. San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Twentieth day OF July
1880. will be delinquent. and adver-
tised for sale at public auction and unless
payment Is made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY the TENTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1851.
to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Directors.
]. W. PEW. Secretary.
oface-Room Is. No. sl0 Pine street. San
Francisvus Cslifornia. tsaS-ta
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DyERTISE IN THE EUREkA
~ exSrIsEL. the Dssr savsrusing msdinp
tn EAstsxn Nevada
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Hle at Mr. J. II Bates' Advertising Agency. ne.
Il Park Row. Times Buiidingl New Io.k. wns
~ authorised 10 contract for sdvsrusing -
suescstptisas tothis pxpsEs
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EUREKA LODGE. NO. le. r. a A. M.
rI,HE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF Eu.
i reka Lodge. No. ia. r. q A. NJ. will be
held In Odd Feilsws' Hall the fourth Monday
Of each and every m.cth.
Members Of sister lodges. and so1ourning
brethren In good standing. are cordially tnvit
cd to attend. X. SADLER. W. N.
W. p. SrEIcHELNAN. Secretary.
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III First and Third MONDAYS Of each
msnth, st IN O'Clock. p. NJ. in the Foley
Richards Building.
sojourning Patriarchs are invited 10 attend.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-12

The Governor OF Virginia has saved the
credit OF the Old Dominion in spite OF the
Legislature, although The Senate has had
the grace to refuse TO pass the reimbursement
bill over bis veto. HIS message vetOing
what is thus euphe nistically called the ere
adjustment IL the state debt Is conclusive
as TO the dement's OF that measure. 1t is
conclusive. also. we are happy to add. as
10 tbe real public sentiment OF Virginia.
The World has repeatedly had occasion to
show that there is not single name. except
TINT Of General Malone, in the whole repu-
diation party, which carried any weight in
Virginia or conid fairly be called that OF A
representative Vireinan. The Repudiators
OF Virginia represent the ignorant negroes
and the rascally whites OF the Old Domin-
ion. lust "a the Legislature OF Chamberlain
and Kellogg, during the period OF recon
sirrctiou, represented the ignorant negroes
and the rascally whites Of South Carolina
and Louisiana. II is quite possible, as some
OF Our Virginian contemporaries Intimate,
and as appeared from certain practices OF
Secretary SDerman al Alexandria months
ago. ihsr the Republican managers at
Washington while openly opposing repud;-
alton have been secretly stimulating II, IN
order to make political capital Of " southern
repudiati0n.r That device, however, viii
be Of no avail IL the people at the North
unds, stand that the Rrpudaor> OF VirGl-
MIA aic also the Republican party OF Virgo
MIA, apd that even III the present Legisla
ture, disgraceiul 10 the State rs the exis
ieree Of that body j., The Regulators whC
are not Republicans are unable seriously t(
threaten he good name Of the State. Gov
ernat Holiday Is a representative virgin
ian. sad he u'ters the v0ce OF Virginia.
Neio lork Worid.
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ny W. Csoadin.
Real tstaic Aue'ieneer'
eorner OF Rank and Eleventh Streets

WI Nv - 49,
COMMISSIONERS SALES OF vALu U,
~ AaLn ZEAL Estate Isr ~ ~ ' TiiE JANE.
,n ~, hRy All, KASAWifA CANAL, IN HEINZ
90 CtlUNTY-By virtue ~ systsi oseis". -, e
=, ne case 81 warwicks executor sginst War
wick. &C. Che undersigned, rep ciiy.y .a, 1T,
special commissioners 10 tbe 81" Sar, ,,msd
xv ui,i Carter and George X. Macon. com s ~
a. ners in tire decree OF tho 20ih January dS'
fpAY hs lz ytss, dIy fST on he east
90 ~ Fifsh between Grace and Franklin streets,
fronsnk 60 feet running bach ~ parse' ~, s,
Ahrsbam warwick on the 18TH OF Maicn, 1854
~ Tbo,nas a. Keaton, speciai commissioner, ~,
And nnoer sad DEER the unasrgneo %
viii fer for sale, OF the premises on 'ns snns ga
AZ b O'CLOCK T.. b., the following ZEAL EsIAih
IN tte sl,y % sIxpiE LOT (adjoipiH9 The stone
wsrehousei on the south side OF Cary street uc-
lyeen T,cbii, aud Ninth streets. roOinz on ~ ~
snutS tide OF Cary street "a Feet running BACK ~
ce. 20 i,ssin stree, conveyed 10 the late a, war.
wtck nv Fred Anderson anG wife op the I'm on
March, s52. sad By William j. Barksdsie On the
@9 2d :, g IUr aoS SMALL BRICK TENEMENT
Of, tnc east line of Eleventh between Byrd ana "a
nal streets fronting 80 feet running Dam % C,,,
borne, spcci Al mmissioners. on the "a Oh Gu
ru 81 'rsi,,F rIFTHs luudivided) OF A LOT:
Lnnwo =, NO Is, ia Pickett. Pollard. Johnson. anl
Ymnes pin, fronting 75k feet on The porlh sue 81
ws,sr s,feei running back Of an irregular depth to
tho old Rockets warehouse. a
And on SATURDAY the ! 3.h Of March, 1870, on
the trcmises, at 5 O'Clock L. NJ, that IALcAb,LE
ION, containing lJy recent survey 23-l0o ACRES,
on the James River aud Ka0awha canal. q snort
"A nee west of the pump-h0rse. commencing ~
The western side OF the old Gal,ego Nils, extending
thence up the canal $50 fee, and thence bick 10
James river. -. -, .e,..
and tishiecu months, for negotiable notes, interest
ADDED and title retained until all Of The purchdse-
,rouey shall be raid. HILL CARTER
GEORGE X. MACON,
Special Commissioners,
HILL CARTER.
JAMES NJ. 81. DAVIS,
-, o n o II fosI9 sperial OmmiS- ionCrs.
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The General Assembly OF Virginia adj
ioufned last night after the most disgrace
ful and Injurious session ever held. III
dragged The judiciary Of The State down
from the high position it had occupied ever
since lis organization and made il wall0w in
uire along with professional and cheating
gamblers; it removed from the State offices
The old and efficient men who had grown
gray in the States service, and who con-
sidered Vlrginia's honor as intimately con-
nected with their own, and filed their
places with untried and unknown white
men, and incompetent and inefficient ne
groe-; ii put a stop to The settlement OF the
State debt on terms which, though ex-
ceo.ionaliy favorable TO the State. were
honorable TO her and satisfactory to her
creditors. In short, the sole object OF the
majority seems to have been TO abstract
from the. depleted treasury all they could
for themselves first, and then Tor their
friends 10 injure and degrade the State in
every conceivable manner. As we said
Yesterday, should the Governor be induced
by any imaginable reason 10 call such a set
together again, the reproach which he
would Justly deserve will overwhelm all
tie praise and honor TO which bis course
III to this time entities him.
GQzftte.
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WHAT VIZ OWE TO THE GovERNoR.-Hoo
there been the slightest chance for the KID
ditberger bill becoming law, we happen 70
know that the Contract for the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad would never have
been signed.
The capitalists OF the North have CONT
dtnce in Governor Holiday, and they
know tbst while he Yields Executive power
the policy 81 public theft and reputation
can never succeed.
Moreover, everybody who Is not blinded
by Ignorance and self-coDceit can see that
the Repoodler faction can never again show
AZ much strength as they have dore IN the
present Legislature. TEey have traded on
The misforfunes OF their country and sold
themselves 10 the devil for place and power.
The dawuing Of public prosperity will wit
ness fbe end OF Kearucyism. Reputation.
and all such dsmnable doctrines. Hence
forth the live and eo.abcad State Of Vir-
gipia--adyancing by giant leaps to the front
rank OF progressive communities-willb be
10 longer the prey OF political vultures.
God bless the Governor = drmuilte Mer-
Curu.
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"a Mace for everything, aud everything
in its place" man at Yale nails his slip.
per. on the wall four feet up, and then all
he has g. do OF an evening is to wheel up
hi. easy chair in from. Of them and pull out
his meersch9um.
The ballots for the ladies who vote at The
mex, lection will probably he cut on the
bias OF scoioped. IL will not he AT all
strange IL we hear them eXclaim: " Her
ballO' IL oid-iashioned IL doesn't look tit TO
be seen. PHILADELPHIA Bulletin.
Ware next? The man who said she was
undoubtedly aware" has been sent up 10
the potiorits TO be made into dinner ser
vice. Another proof Of the " ware-ious "
uses TO which human beings may be
tntncd. FEN.
An Ohio girl sued man for breach OF
promise. and proved him such mean
scoundrel that the jury decided she ought
TO pay him something for not marrying
her.
Russia Is getting up a big reputation fol
asassy-nation.- -Nelo York Commercial Ad
Uertiser.
l;s very curious thing that the Nihilists
haven't tried a kerosene lamp on the Car
AD1ay Times.
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AuCrroy sALEs.--Foture Days.
By Giubb, e Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main aud Dank.

! COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SEYE
~ RAJ TRACTS OR PARCELS OF LAri'
7. " NJ WEST OF THE CITY OF RICHMoNn'-..
In execution OF a decree OF the Ehancery Court oi
Pich ,pond. entered IN the eau or dmnnd i'oyep.
nort Go. o.. Wickhsn, the unherslSnei ,nree
comm ssioncIs will sell by auctions upon INC nrcn,-
ises. on THURSDAY tho 18th day OF liarcni Issr,,
rnmmen ciDg at IL o'clock M.. y INAcTOF LAND
containh,g I'll 371-t0OU ACRE-, yihg ~ we
Ihrce-Ch 'pD-d road about six Mills west or inc
city adioL z The farm formerly ownsi ny ". v,
Exsu and b.ing part of tie tract Known as
WoodIaud'r or HOwi.',. This nst Ne iiiide 2orn
farm and N s not far from the line OF nc pr0pVhc"
rallr,,ad up James river ,., r
AZ fhe .nne tinr and place the undersigned, ~ De
DouIware ard ". J. Leake. conn issiomrs uarT
former decree, WI! sell a TRACT OF 34S Athtr,
lyin2 near the above and aa11ning NE ianu OF 'o'"
Edwards w b. and a. -. Brown, and OTHERS.
Ar err which (say ~ ~ O'Clock L. MJ the 'hr,e
commits. ionrrs viii sell, upon the premhes LVlS
No. aud in The plat OF subdivision OF the = Glen
bnrnie- firm-ihe former with about IL ~ N
, ,ai,,r with abont 2O4 ACRES These lands lie
on The Hutchinson road, which Is near, cDnnnu ,
alton nf the Grove road. ana tiH are o'S'ahs ""''
about three miles 1, ON the city. ..,
TERMS: For the irst and thirh tracts one io"i' "
cash the RI sidue at one, two, ana three vars Tor
tho sec m tract costs Of suit and safe IN CASH. par
ance af one Two, and three years WIN persCha 81
cmri,v ar one third c1sh, balance at oDe Two ana
,ras ye,ra without security. In all cases the ere
dts 70 he for notes with Interest, payaoe selniaD,
an,iy and titles 10 he retained by the COur untli
aIi The nurchas % money T. paid. 49,, ~, -.
plts ar ali tie land may be seen ~ tne once oi
the aucti0necrs. w. pnIfi WARE
A. x. COURTNEY,
Commissioners.
ana ~
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a virginia Judge compliments Speaker
Randall, and Justly does II, as follows;
tFos the Dsspa'ch.l

since The recent decisions OF The supreme
f,oar, OF The Unsted States end their latiiu-
dsnous construction CT the Constitution
the people 81 the South can well appreciate
The Invaluable services rendered ny ibe
Desao.ratic minority IN the Forty'third
Congress In defeating the force bill. Had
ths, bill become law, It's consiituiionality
would doubAcss have been upheld ny the
present court, and with bold man IN the
executive chair free elections In the South
would be mockery, and the southern PEG.
ple would be reduced TO the condition OF
the people Of Ireland.
BAD as II now ~, happily worse was
ayested. For thirty.eight hours the Demo-
cratic minority, under the lead OF The IN
trtpii Kendall. resisted the measure with
skill. bo,dness, audscity, and endurance
without y parallel in parliamentary history.
II was revolutionary proceeding; but the
exizency required revolutionary means 10
defeat a Revolutionary measure. The peo-
pie of the South will not soon forget the
heroic band and their gallant and skifui
leader, who In the face Of numbers achieved
such victory for Constitutional liberty.
BLUE RIDGE.
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rruE FITrEsT SUBJECTS FOR FE

4 YER AND AGUE aud remttents are the de-
bii!lted, billions, and nervous. To such person
Hoseaer's stomach Bltters affords adequate protec-
tiou fon the Daaria pest by increa ing vital STAN
Ina and the resistant power Of the constitution, and
BY clicking irregularities Of the liver stomach, and
bowels, which Increase the danger 10 be apprebended
from miasiaa. Moreover. IL eradicaes malarizi COM
paints Of An obstinate type. The field In which this
leading family medicine has achieved some Of It's
most astonishing and smply-proyen Effects T. very
wide one. In the malarious regions Of our own
ctnairy, 10 South America, Mexico, and across the
seas. 70 has given nnpsiakabie evidences OF rs Gu
railss yaiue. At home and abroad IL has always
susisined ITS high reputation, nor has IL ever been
sf.sied BY competition OF 20 called touics repre-
fen.el 10 POSSES Kindred or equal efficacy. II
6tanSs alone aneauallsd snaoag our national rene
dr.. NH lo.wtwj,F&M
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF WOOD
" LAM IN HENRiCO COUNTY. AND OF a
LOT IN DUVAL'S ADDITION, ~ LIE It ID
TWEEN sP' JAMES AND sT JOHNS STREETS.
by virtue of q decree Of the Chancery purt OF tne
civ OF Richmond entered on the 24th or Jmnf,
1860 in The case of WarniCks executor pS. War
wIck. &c the W dersgnrd. James NJ. Davis, spe-
cis commissioner. will offer for sale al pubic auc-
ZION, at the cfcc of W. Godon, real estate aue ion
eer corner Of Dsns and Eleventh streets. IN the
tity Of Richmond. on FRIDAY the l2th or March,
1880, at IL O'Clock NJ, a TRACT OF HEAVILY
WOODED LAND In lltnrico county. near 10
Springfield cJal-pits. abont twelh lilies west vi
Kicbmond, containing 1855 ACRES by recent sur
vey known a. a part of the Jesse Pnryesr tract.
And al the same lime and place. by the upderSign-
ed, Hiil Carter aIdJames Nj. n. Davis spcciai COM
same cause on The "a h OF January, 1880, vii offer
for sale n TRACT OF LAND In Eenrico county.
about eight mites west OF Richmond ON the line OF
tanning I8y ACRES, and conveyed TO Abraham
Warwick, deceased, on the 9Th OF June, 1900, by
John W. sheppard and wife;
And on the same day, ON the premises, by the ui-
dcrs,ened W. Goddlu, special commissioner APP
polluted by the said ast-mentioneo decree III oher
Tor ale. ri O'Clock r. NJ, LOT in Duyal's addl-
ton. Bacon street. known as Lot NO. 4 IRONING
81 IO-lX feet, rum ing back about 100 feet being
a mart OF the real estate conveyed TO s1ld WARWICK
by A. A. Hughes on the LIST Of june. 1853.
TERMS: For the laud In Hcnrico county one
fourth cash balance at Elk. Twelve. ana eighieeli
mont hs ana for the lot In Richmond one Ihlrn
cash; bsltnce at six and twelve monihs, ior u, 20,
table NOES nteres' added, anu Ute retained liI an
Of The Durchase-mOney be pau anu convey dnce
"o'i'' " '"' O' JAMES NJ. NJ. DAVIS.
SPECIAL Com issioner.
HILL CARTER,
JAMES NJ. NJ DAVIS.
special COmmi ssi0Btrs.
W. GODDiN.
Special commissioner.
= 4
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ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
lll3 Main street.

A DESIRABLE CORNER DOUBLE
n BRICK RESIDENCE, WITH LARGM Lou
ATTACHED, ON TUE NOR IilEASI Ct'h ~ : H,i ~, !,
OF CLAY AND FOURTH STREETS. SULD FOX
DIVISION OF THE ESTATE.-I VIII sell at public
auction on MONDAY. March l5lh, a. O'Clock -
NJ that ID ijBI,F-BRICK DWELLING and SPA
I'juIIS LOT located rs above, being in most
central Iocahty-convrnicnt to business market;
churches &c. by a small out ay mansird f01I
as a0y rrsidecce in Ibis desirable AMI nucn-lm,
proved portion of the city. The LOT Is large ana
fronts so feet on . hv street win deptn Oh 100
feet more o. les, along Fourth street.
TERMS: Exceedingly easy: only one fourih casn
balance in oac, two. aud three YEAR: r,,,,.>,
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
NH 10 AuctiOaecr.
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L. NJ. on ,,.oc,,
WEDNESDAY, THE sIsT DAY OF MARCH
the folio wing VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
viz:
/. ALL TIE WATER. POWER AND WATER.
RIGHTS AND PP,rILEGEs, including an und-
ylded nSiety OF he eana1 aud canal-bed, The Gam
and all easements appurtenan thereto when were
con yeyed 10 the Danyiile Manufacturing Company
by Crews, Rodcuhizer & Co. by deed dated The 2Dth
day OF September, 1852, and which ire amer
wards convey ed by the Dan,ile Manufacturing Com
pany 10 H. Robertson. irus ee by deed OF trust dated
Inc 18th day OF May, 1896; both deeds recorded IN
the Hastings Court OF Daovlle.
2. Ako, the THREE LOTS OF LAND, suitable
the c,nsI and Dan river. One Of thee lots has u
front on the canal Of 244s feet, improved by
BRICK BUILDING and the foanca ion.wa IS, &C.,
OF the wcoi factory formerly op,ra'ea Dv t ,
has a front on he canal OF l76 ie-i anu me hlrd
from Of 2,I6I feet all running Duck 20 me river;
A map OF the property VIII Oe exbibltei az .he
sale aud meanwhile can De seen upon applcaiion
10 lie undersigned at his Office IN lan.iile, va.
These lots are also more fuly descfitca IN ABOVE
mentioned De ed OF trust. =.
The property will lie sold subject n the covenants.
restrict Ions, aud provision OF Tue 'So leu.
TONED uceds and also suDjec 70 The decree ana pro-
ceedlnes Of the Court in Tue Two snits aooW neh-
Iioued afudlcaIng the rights OF AL parties ih'e-
re.te,i Ia the said prop' riy. 80, -
TERMS OF SALE Teh rercentum OF me pur-
oueys in cash; the RESIDUE by equal install
nents of one, two. and three years frnm dy OF sae
hearing Interest from thai day, Tor when Tue pur'
chaser VIII be required 10 give bond WIN koou se'
Guilty. the nile 10 lie retained uni, all me purchase
money Is paid aud the further order OF the Court.
The above sale Is worthy ~ the attention OF eapi
tasts and ali 9th. who NAV wish 10 engage II sh,
kind 81 wxier-poweI factories nj pom, so iN"1
ally located asthc srowping, ,Swn ep,onEnTsN.
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