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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-07-25

FAMILY MARKETING-RETAIL PRICES.-
The following were the prevailing prices
for family marketing yesterday:
MeatS. Beef, 6 to l2t@ijc. per pound ;
mutton, Sc. per pound; spring lamb, 10 to
12tc per pound; lamb-chopS, 124c. per
pound: veal, 10 to l2tc. per pound &;
pork, l0c. per pound; sausage, Zoe. per
pound; smoked sausage, Zoe. per pound ;
bacon, 8 70 l24@l4c. per pound; beef
tongue, l2tc. per pound; corn-beef, 5 to Zoe.
per pound; liver, Sc. per pound; chitlinS,
Sc. per pound; tripe, Sc. per pound.
EOriS and Butter, dc.-Liye chickens,
2j to soc. apiece, or SOC. per pair, 81
per dozen: spring chickens, 12t to 3jc.
apiece, or % to zoe. per pair, Sl.25 to S3 per
dozen; live duckS, 20 to DC. apiece, or 40 to
SOC. per pair. - 40 per dozen spring ducks,
30 to i5c. apiece, or 20 10 75c. per pair ~
per dozen: live geese, SOC. apiece, or 81
per pair; guinea fowls, zoe. apiece, or 40c.
per pair: squads, l5c. per pair; eggs, Zoe.
per dozen. Fowls are plentiful and selling
very cheap. Cheese, 10 l5c per pound /;
butter, - TO 2O92jc. per pound; sweet
milk, Sc. per quart, or 25c. per gallon but
termilk, Sc. per quart, or 2Oc. per gallon.
Vegetables. Corn (rOasting.ears) Toe. per
dozen tomatoes. Sc. per quart; cucum-
bers, lOc. per dozen; cymIins. Sc. per do
zen cabbaees, ) to Toe. per head; beets, 4 to
sc. per bunch; Irish potatoes, 4c. per quart,
or 12sc. per half.peck, 25c. per peck !;
onions, Sc. per quart, or 25c. per half-peck.
soc. per peck; butter.beans, Zoe. per quart; (;
blackeye peas, l0c. per quart; carrots, 4c.
per bunch; snaps, Sc. per quart, or l5c. per
haf.peck, 30c. per peck; Soup-herbs, &c. per
bunch, or 2Oc. per dozen punches.
tiSh.-SpOis, ID to 25c. per bunch small
croakers. - 10 2jc. per bunch; rOcktsh, 25c.
per bunch; sbeepshead, l2tc. per pound;
crabs, 25c. per dozen. The market is well
supplied, and selling at reasonable prices.
Fruits and NelOnS.-Apples, 3 to DC. per
quart. or Zoe. per haf-peck, zoe. per peck
peaches. l0c. per quart; whortleberrles,
7c. per quart; pears, SC. per quart; plums,
10 to 15c per quart; grapes, lOc. per pound,
or three pounds for 25c.; canteloupes, / to
Sc. apiece, according to size; watermel-
ons, TO l0c. apiece choice, ID TO Zoe.
apiece; lemons, zoe. per dozen.
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AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

sOTtmen OF groceries, &c.
H SELDOM TAYLOR, 8 l.. NJ, two building lots
one on the north side Or Marshall street ~ BE-
y0ud Brook ay mas. and The Oiher- win a iarge
black, mi,h-shop on il. on the wet side OF Brook
avenue between Marshall aud Clay street,
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THE OPERA THIS WEEK.-OE Friday and
SATURDAY. nights Of Tins week Professor
Charles l.. Selgle's newly-organiZed and fine
opera company will open their summer sea-
son nj Mozart Hall with two choice operate
entertainments. The performances are to
be given for the benefit OF the Guard OF the
Commonwealth, OF this city, and the out
look Is very promising for TWO evenings OF
rare musical enjoyment.
The artists, Madame Caroline Richings-
Bernard, Mr.. Hoh, Mr.. Bernard, and Mr..
Greensfelder, are TOO well known and
thoroughly appreciated here to need
any further introduction. Miss Amy
Rogers, who completes the list OF
the. company, is stranger here, bul
comes well endorsed as a pretty, bright,
and spirited little artist. The programmes
for the two nights are entirely new, and
are likely TO prove very charming, as
neither Of the operas which will be given
have ever been performed here before.
On Friday night they will play "The
Duchess" the music OF which was COM
posed by Mr.. Pierre Bernard, and the
ibretta by Mrs. Richings. IL Is said 10 be
a very charming little opera, aud the music
il highly spoken Of For Saturday night
Victor Masses's Partisan success, q" lie
Noces de Jeanuelte" JeaDnelte's We'd
dlnc). and the second act OF "Martha are
announced. The former has enjoyed me
reputation for musical excellence, ana we
are anxious 10 see il and Judge Tor ourselves
while every strain In imperishaDle " Mar
tina ~ il familiar and dear TO us all.
The company Is stopping at The American
Hotel, and are diligently rehearslng tneir
extensive repertoire, and we trust 'ne'r
summer tour may be successful one'
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Mayors COurt.-Seyeral cases recommit'
ted on bench-warrants from the Hustings
Court were called by the Mayor yesterday.
In each case examination was waived and
the party sent on 10 the Hastings Court.
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Picnic To.MoRRow.-T =. S. B. Club
announce grand picnic at the Scbeutzen
Park tomorrow. Dancing from 2o'clock p.
NJ. to 2 O'Clock A. NJ. There will also be a
shootIng.match at pigeons, commencing at
O'Clock, open TO all comers.
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The Kenmore Academy ls regarded
As amongst fhc best of the Virginia SchnoS of high
grade. GEORGE tktDEkl'h hoLMEo,
Professor II story. Literature. ana Rhetoric
ININEKsIIN OF NLROINIA. Nay 30. lh7s.
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was tried in the Hastings Court Yesterday
! on some preseniment found b. The grand
jury and hoDorably acquitted. The Jury
were out about two minutes.
WORTH A TuousAyp DoIt,rsf

WORTH THOUSAND DOLLARsi
Every child born into family Is thought 10 be
worth "a thousand dollars To The parents. Why
then should they 30, be cared for from Infancy 10
maturity? Keep the mouth aud teeth right by
SoZoD0ST, and you start them right.
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AIOVNT XERNON INSTITUTE. 4

Jtl Mount Vernon Place. Bslimorc. English
Erench, aud German EOarcng ana Dly school for
Young Ladies. Mr.. NJ j. JONES aud Mrs. MATT
LANI, Principals. assisted by Professors l.. &.
AilCkEN>TElN. SlDNEI LANiER, Is. BAR
ION. NJ. D.. and afge corps Of other teachers Of
.&DFfienCc ana ability. superior advantages
Otiai Cd account Of delightful situation. The
- .nty.aist annual term wiH commence SEP
Il A.HnAln -
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HAVE ANALYzED THE WHISKY known un-
der the brand Of " B-Scect.r controlled by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR & co., Richmond, W.. and
find II free CrDD fusii-ou aud other Impurities,
ard recommend It's use for medicinal. and family
purposes. j. H. MCCAw. NJ. T.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
Medical College of Virginia.
JGnUOry l3. 1872.
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PARASOLs AND UMBRELLAS
OF OUR STOCK Mrsr DE SOLD.

We now Offer our whole stock Of PiRASOLS aud
sUS-UMBEELLAs At AND BELOW COST, - as 10 sell
all out this month. Those IN want Of a superior
article at an extremely low price should purchase
now, a, such a chance a. this is seldom TO be met
with. LEVY BROTHERS.
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RESIGNATION AND ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
At a regular meeting OF Richmond Divi-
sion, No. 4, Uniformed Rank knights OF
Pytbias, Sir knight Commander A. A..
Warren rendered his resignation as COM
mander. and Sir knight Lieutenant-Com-
mander l.. 4. Christian was elected COM
mander; Sir Knight 5. T. Beach, lieuten-
ant-commander; Sir Knight w. l.. Cox,
herald. The Division Is in fl0uri>hing
condition. 1t is composed OF some OF our
most active citizens.
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Robbery. night thieves entered
the bakery OF Mr.. W. NJ. Bagnall, at Gran.
ite, and took thereirom one barrel OF flour
and lot Of chickens.
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The number OF market-carts at the Old
Market yesterday was unusually large.
They were nlled with melons and other
country produce.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH ENSURED BY
the use OF MEADE & BAKERS SAPoNfNE DEsTi-
FRICE. which Will speedily remove incpen, tartar
and scnrf. Price nfiN cents a box
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TRACK LAID on THE RICHMOND AND AL
LEGHANY ROAD.-Up 10 Friday seven
miles OF track had been laid down on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. The
track.layers, at last accounts, were short
distance above Dover Mills awaiting the ar
rival OF tish-plates, which were sent up
yesterday.
The schooners John A. Curtis and ID.
Clifford are on the way up James river with
two additional cargoes OF steel rails.
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STAUNTON, VA.
MISS MARY !. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL

This Institution continues 70 increase In prosper
iy from year year. II offers superior advantages
~ location: ia ils huildings and grounds; IN itS
general appointments and sanitary arrangements
It's fui corps Of superior and experienced teachers
f. unsurpassed advantages In music. modern Ian
guages. elocuilnu. fine arts physical culture, and
instruction IN the theory and practice Of cooking
the Successful efforts made u secure health, COM
fort. ana happiness is opposition 10 extravaganza:
it, standard Of sOlid scholarship.
For full particulars apply 10 the Principal for
csfaI..cuee. Il. l9.1m
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DATAPSCO INSTITUTE-MISs SA-
i t-AH N.iiANDOLPH. Of Edge Hi, virginia.
Prime nal. This We-ku0wn SCHOOL for YOUNG
LADif~ aud CHILDREN viii open SEPTEM GER
l5TM IL Offers unusual facilities for finished edu.
esiiOu- For circulars address the Principal. Pa
tapsco Institute, fncoit City. Nd. jy l5,Z6t
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Dear Sir,-As patron of vOur school take
pl ssure iH commencing IN ~ the highest terms for
it, many advaulages. Respectfully.
TAYLOR BERRY.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, way -. 1875.
! resard The Kenmore school as standing de-
servesly IN the ir>t rsnk of High schools. IN the
several particulars Of thorough teaching. iudicious
mana cement, hea,hiulness. auC accessibility.
FRANCIS W. SMITH
Professor Natural Philosophy.
University YirginiS.
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FROM PATRONS OF THE SCHOOL.

have been Wet acquIiuied with the management.
discipline. ana i,crary advantages Of Kenmore
University High school ever since It's establish
mcni. IN my opinion IL has no superior.
p SAMUEL ~. HENRY,
Judge Of Amherst county.
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MRS. ENGLISH'S SCHOOL

NRS. ENGLISHS SCHOOL
WI FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS,
7O7 EAST FRANKLIN STREET,
WILL BE REOPE\kD GESDAI, SEPTEMBER
n. 1850.
The success Of This school curing the past year
has encouraged The principal 10 secure IN addition
10 The corps Of teachers Of last session other yau
abe assistance.
For circulars and further information apply 10
MRS. JES>IE GORDON ENGLISH.
iV l2-lw&fM W&Flm
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Ihve in sight of " Kenmore" have watched its
and gentlemauly teachings ana influences. and In
A. literary aud scientific advantages u has as high
school no superior. SAMUEL VI. GARLAND.
1879
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy and
mild. with occasional light rains.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. VI. 70 !;
. 4. NJ, 70; noon, 81; z. M., 80; r.
~, rs; midnight, 70.
Mean temperature, IS.
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Honorabiy Acquitted.-L. X. Cbiles, now
of Princess Anne, and ex-mayor OF the city,
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from the Lynchburg News.i

We have known the school thoroughly and init
maiey from It's fOundaiion-were patron for some
y62rs- and a. TO those matters of winch We com.
peient to Judge most cordially endorse he s, 900
and The people among whom Il 4, located.
For fuller Testimonials see catalogue.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die and South Atlantic States, cloudy
weather, occasional rain, sou,herIy winds,
stationary or higher temperature, and nearly
stationary barometer.
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EMINENT DBs. :. L.ANDLC. NrprLrr,

st. LOUIS, wRIrRi
- Colden's LrEBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT of
BEEF we have prescribed with eNceE,n' success in
hphtherla, malaral. ;yphoid feyers. debility. g..
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UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA. Nav 27, 1878.
Not oniy from NY knowledge Of Mr.. >irode's high
reputation. Dgt also from personal acquaintance
with him. and. above all from intercourse in my
own Classroom with Young men taught 10y him.
fe, certain that the Of teaching at henmOr
j. sEaiy solid aud efcc tye. -
THOMAS Il. PRICE.
Isr,fa of (,reek
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1rulv Iu y1V1, Noar., ,.r.,'''" JAMES +. HARRISON.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA, MAY ~, 1875;
do not hesitate 10 recommend lhe
Kenmore HIGH >csoci A. IA every RESPECT deserving
tbe confidence and patronage Of ihe public
WILLIAM r.. PETERS.
Professor Of LATIN, University of Virginia.
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Editors Dispatch: VIII YOU please say
through the columns Of your paper that II
is the wish Of the District Committee that
all candidates whose names Will be pre-
sented TO the Ashland Convention on the
27th instant shall be in attendance upon the
Convenient Respectfully,
X. II. CARDwELL,
for Third District Committee.
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WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED

~ q. S>AUcHTER Our AGIch T 10 do business
w. ~ onf name at 3lS Broad street, Richmond Va.
TONGUES, suOkED and DRIED BEFE, and Will
sell al baltimore prices.
Ills old cgstos9ers are requested TO call at his
nonse - be . n sbis TO visit them ~ formerly, on
VI. oTTEHHEIMER 4 SON.
~ z3.5.s Baltimore, Nd.
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.HOMAS T.. PRICE.
Professor Of Greek.

sy knowledge Of Mr.. II. \. Strodc's abilities and
aiialnmenis. his great >uccos, IS teacher aud The
hieh standing which his pupils have obtained upon
Ofering ihe University. iu.iiiy me ia recommends
fng his lflgh school most earnestly and cordially.
SCHELE DENEkE.
Professor Of Modern Languages, &c.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
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TESTIMONIALS,

YRoM MEMBERS OF TUE fACULIi or Ahh
UNIVER>ITY OF VIRGINIA.
UNIVERSITY or NIRGINIA-(
gHAIRMAN'S OFFICE, NAV 20 le1S.
Str.-If gives me pleasure 70 say that YOU have
s.p well. prepared young men 10 thls lHstlIulsoh'
Yonr schooi is nOtcd for - good discipline ana
iis thorough educational training. ..,-
'' V.,V lru,v Nogrs, JAMES 4. HARRISON.
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4 EWING-MACHiNE HAS BEEN
N given by the Wheeler 4 WisoD se~lHg'
Machine Company 10 he sold for the benent OI La1-
rl.sreet Methodist church. ~ can be seen ~ l,ie
LADIES FAIR AND FEAST ROOMS, Can ,irs
i'm Park, any evening this week. j. 23-lts
BEAUTIFUL MEADOW PASTURE
ID on THE CkAIGTnS RoA tbrse miles rom %
Rlehmcnd, near Mr.. William Christian'A only
az per month for nue pasture. good water, SAT- ana
careful attention. Refer, by psrmislon, '" Mspf
Cary street, city. or 10 W. n. BALDWiN,on Toe
iarm, Crsigton rosd. V-e."
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Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE J
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, July ~, 1850.

KICHMUNU, JUTl IL INNV'
The following canydssers have been ap-
pointed:
Twenty.seventh Senatorial district: W.
Samuel Goodwin. GrecnsyIlle.
Thrty-ninth Senatorial district: II. K.
Pollard, King and Queen.
COUNTY CANyASSERs.
Essex: Captain \. : Garnett.
King George: L. l.. Hunter.
Lancaster Lloyd smith, Walter Gresham,
John c. Ewel.
Northumberland: :. B. Burgess, W. r..
CLAYTON, q. ;. Gresham.
Richmond county W. a. Jones, Dr.
Charles PITTS. T. \. Balderson.
We>tmoreland: +. {. Ciay0rook. W. NJ.
Walker. j. BELL BIGGER, Secretary.
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LOsr. srRAYED AND STOLEN.

OST, on CAPITOL sou ARE, ON
ILWFpNEsDAY The 2lst. en- DIS BREAST
PIN. A Jeral reward viii be paid Tor as return 10
H. G.. G.. HAkrNAN,
y2S2,s atA. saks & Co.'S. 1907 Main street.
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ZEN MORE UNIV RSITY
n HIGH SCHOOL.
ANRTEST COURTHOUSE, VA.

II. 4. STROBE tMsth. Medalisi, I. VsJ Princlpa
ana Instructor im Mathematics and Nalura
4 : MI SON NJ. 4. university OF Virsinial, In-
strueioS IN geek ana i.aiiD.
CF KENT ledueaied Ia Germany ana Tor many
wears resident In Parisl. Instructor Ia German
frQncsl, ItaliaG, aud Spalisil'
THIS SCHOOL Is strictly preparatory 20 ihe thi-
-, ~ VIRGINIA SrFctsi aucnilon T. gwen 20
isch,ns s,uGtn,s TO speak the several languages Of
tur0pe. A,oK p.,,,o,,,,, ,osAa
q. ,s''r 90 y ,nsniSferss on or of Two brothers.
For catalogues address lhb NAV - me-
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

MRS. GE5S ERALf. T. Is. STUART. PRINcIPAL
sicrd toy fsli corp OF Efficient teachers. The ses
siOa beaGs SEPTEMBER 10TH. aud continues
nine NOUNS. ne expense Of board. &C., with
hDera cOaFse. juclud-ng Music and Languages, need
not exceed s5sO. fm particulars apply 10 the
jy 3-2in PRINCIPAL.
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xs- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIsPATCR
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY Ezws-
PAPERS or THE CITY.
fEntered at the Post-oGice at Richmond, Va, as
second-class matterI
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MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS BOARDING
III AtD DAY-SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Nes. aud east Fifty-ttiTd street. New York. re-
opsns SEPTEMBER 2t. The course OF study in
We collesiaie depsrfm ents meets all demands fOI
lhe9ightr educaiI0h Of sgDen ty I5-Ztaw3n
Ms. COX, 80 FIFTH AVENUE, cor
- her Tenth street.. New York. Elcsant rooms
spptrssr boar. slO weekly, AZ daily. Preserve
IoN aeAa'isenent foi future Inference.
)e 9.2iaw6w<
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WANTED. \ WOMAN TO CLEANUP
W AND NURSE. Appy n once AZ No. IL
south Iwc.flh street.. between Main aud Cary.
y
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WANTS

4 TEACHER WITH BEST REFER
"A FNCEs AND Long EXPr RItN NCt desires
"a SITUATION. Address Mis-. \. G.," care ot Post
master. Jarr IT., VI. " 25-3tf
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IIrANTEn- rN EMpLNY 4 PRINCI.

NJ AN It'd, 10 EMPLU1 \ FNINII-
~ PAL AND THREE AS>i>Tt\r T. ACH-
FRS Tor the Cor 'on.yilic 6r7dcd school. Session
10 commence SeDiem er |. lSSO. and cDntlnIe nlue
months. Applications tn be- made IN writr ?, re-
c0muauied with testimonials A. 10 charse ~ aud
qualifications. I'D. PkNDLErON.
H. Z5.4t Chairman 8Dard Of frgHtcs
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WANTED. 70 RENT OR LEASE \
W &EDlUM-siZE FARM near Ricbm 9ad Or
elsrwlere on lidcwaEr. Il references from pre-
sent landlord. Address FAKNkR, care 7. h. cooke,
EnneiI King William county, Va
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WANTED. BY \ LADY OF SOME
w txnerence. u SI1 UATION As TENt fkR ia
q private family Branches taught tngii-h, LAIN,
trercn. aud Music References given aud r. qur@i.
Address Mi,s =. T.. d., University Of Nlr2inia
IA
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WANTED. $50 COAL.MlNtES; ALSO,
w l5O COLORkD MEN TO WORK N COAL
NINE N INDIANA and ONO also. TWO
NtN and WIVES, and TIN OTHER WOMEN
for PRIVATE FAMILIES NORTH. Apply 10
J.P. .JUsTIs kmploS ment Agrlt.
is Pills y Fifteenth 80 rect.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-26
From Death Valley.
Bod, Standard. Noes. Univ q

BOdis Standard ss.. jay 81.
Col. A. NJ. Ellsworth. OF the Booker
mine. has returned from q cruise in
Death and Deep Springs valleys. and re-
ports an extensive mining district in that
portion Of Inyo county. Deep Springs
valley joins Death valley and Is about
160 miles southeast OF Bodie. The alti-
tude is 1000 feet above sea level. and the
climate temperate. The Colonel says
the whole eountry-that is. tho hills
surrounding the ~valley-is mineral bear
ing. There 10 q salt mountain in Deep
Springs valley that 10 perfectly immense.
containing mort pure salt than would
supply the world. Copper abounds;
also silver and gold. There Is q lime
stone ridge along Deep Springs valley
that extends for Ave miles and which is
pierced all through with iron ore. Deep
Springs valley is q short distance west
from Ida valley. another splendid min
ing district. Two quartz mills are run
ming in Ida valley. Col. Ellsworth il
an old and practical miner and knows
whereof he speaks when be asserts that
the section referred to In exceedingly
rich in minerals OF all kinds, and must
attract the attention Of capitalists. Cot.
tonwoods are plentiful in the foothills,
and water obtainabls by seeking for 1t
and proper management.
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VICE PREsIDENr wHEELkR's
VIEWS.

Vice President Wheeler was visited at
his homo in Malone. N. Y. . few days
ago by a representative Of the Boston
Journal, and made o frank statement Of
his views concerning the candidates and
prospects OF the Republican party. To
General Garfield he paid q hearty trib-
ute. saying : He Ii n Of the most
whols-souled men I ever met. generous
hearted and very conscientious. having
q high sense OF honor. and honest In
motive and action" He has high hopes
OF the Republicans carrying New York.
and gave the following as his reasons for
no thinking Everywhere 1 have been l
ind the Republicans confident OF carry.
ing the Empire State for Garfield and Ar
thur. and they adduce excellent reasons
for their belief. among them being these:
The unison OF all the elements OF the
party and the universal satisfaction with
the nominations; q belief that Hancock
cannot poll the vote that Tildsn did In
1876; the fact that they have . Repub-
lican State Government and not an OPP
posing Democratic Administration. a. in
1875; that Conklins will make an earnest
canvass for the ticket; that new charters
have been passed for the cities Of New
York. Brooklyn and Albany which have
provisions that assure an honest regis
tration and an honest vote; that the new
ballot law secures uniform ballots and
precludss all tissue or i~rregularly printed
ballots from being cast, and providing
heavy penalty for any violation OF its
provisions" After a brief season OF
rest and r%ecupsration the Vice President
proposes to enter earnestly into the can
vass and respond to the calls already
made for his services.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-07-26
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
Miscellsuoous.


Ban FaAScrsoo. July 2e.-In the su-
psrior Court Saturday afternoon I. II.
Kalloch was arraigned for the murder Of
Charles de Young. The accused was
allowed until Thursday next to plead.
A motion to set aside the indictnsn
will DO made and argument upon the
motion will be set q week from Saturday.
Tucson. July 26.-The track OF the
Southern Pacific is laid seventeen miles
east Of Benson. The grading Is COM
plste beyond Dragon Summit. The
railroad round house Is complete. An
average OF sighty-fve cars Of railroad
material goes to the front daily. It IL
estimated that track laying will 60 on at
the rate OF two miles per day alter reach.
ing Dragon Summit.
The treasure shipments for last week
were: From Tombstone, $29, 800 In oil.
Yer bullion; from Globe and McMillen
districts. $500. 900; Silver King ooncsn.
trations, 1888, 2S7 "a.
A large silver ledge OF very rich ore
has been discovered near the Canyon de
Ore, thirty.Ave miles north OF Tucson.
The bullion output Of the Pima Com.
pany will 30 doubled next month.