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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-02-23

QUARTRRLY REPORT
OF the Treasurer Of tho Town OF
Geld Hill, fer the Quarter ending
December 81, 1859.
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REDEMPTION FUND.
coin AccoUSr-DH-
Oct. Ito bal. on hand. ,Slo,Ss6 W
Dec. 81. Amount received
To;ai ,sss %
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MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW RRMRDIRsi NEW REMEDIES
DIR. Gibbons Dispensnry

kUQ KEARNY STREET,
VAV sor. Commercial, San
Francisco, private entrance
on Commercially established
In 1854, for the treatment oil
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis In all its
forms, Seminal Weakness.
Impotcncy, etc., Skin dis.
cases (of years standing) and
Ulcerated Lcgs succcsslully
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~ ISSUED.
Dec. 1a. iSe9, Bond No. 6l-To Matilda
Lynch-sor one year: stlS Per eens SS,uv
Gold Hill, January Goth, 1870. jsssu
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hor tue ysnrtcF e"ei1S D
81, 1850.
To amount ordered paid from Contin-
gent Fund. 70
To redemption Of Bonds No. II, 81, 80. BUS 10
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The ministers, Circular.

The Journal (officiaD contains the follow
ing circular to the officers of the civil SER
vice, signed by all the Ministers:
"The Emperor addressed q solemn ap-
peal to the nation in 1S52Ahe asked power
to assure order. In 1870 he asks power to es-
tablish liberty, confident Of the title which
is his by reason of the right Of 5000, 900 suf-
frages. He does not surrender the Empire
to discussion he submits to vote only it's
liberal transformation~-to vote. 'yes' is to
vote for liberty. The Revolutionary party
is secretly attacking the national sovereignty
and misrepresenting the respect which the
Emperor pays to that sovereignty in con-
sultfng the people. They are not true
friends of liberty but, in spite of these,
the masses will march in our ranks. Can
they ignore the fact that to abstain from
voting or to vote tno' will be to strength
en- those who only combat the transforms
ton of the Empire in order that they may
destroy it, and with it the political and So
cial organizations to which France owes
her greatness. In the name Of public peace
and liberty, in the name Of the Empire, in
the name of the Emperor, we demand of
YOU all, otlr devoted co-laborers, to unite
your efforts With OURS. 1t is to the citizens
we address ourselves, not ,ss ordering but
as offering patriotic counsel Our object Is
to assure to our country tranquil future,
to the end that on the throne as in the hum
blest dwelling the son may succeed the In
Their in peace and uuletP
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J.aysr franklin left San Francisco on Sa-
iurday, on board the United States steamer
Newbern, for Alaska via Victoriao
Miss Edith Abel, formerly of the Rich
ings English Obera Company, has just gone
to EUROPE to study.
The Chicago Republican says q Dubuque
author has written drama called "The
Ten squaws." There should be much ia!
dianuity in the plot of such play.
There was another duel at The Oaks, near
New Orleans, on Friday morning, witt
rapicrp. One of the combatants WEE slightly
wounded.
The planing-mill Of Graham Lyon at
East Liberty, together with the machinery,
ETC., have been entirely destroyed by fire.
Loss, $40, 600; insurance, p, 600.
The mammoth still at Hilgerfort's distil.
lery, in Carrollton, Ohio, exploded on Fri
day, destroying that part Of the building
where the still was located and doing con-
siderable other damage. 1. -
The late Mr.. Burlingame was buried at
Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Boston. on sSatur-
day with military and civic honors. An
immense throng attended the funeral. due
ring tbs services Of which hymn writer
By jobs @. Whittier was sung. " 4
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domestic nfarkets--[Rr TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, April as oon.- Flour &c. better.
Mess, s27R$217s., Cotton quiet and steady at 2Sa9
= Erenine.-Cottot, firm sales, 300 bales mid
dJings: Uplands, 2ssc. Wheat firm. Corn uu-
Changed. Coffee firm. Molasses dull. !y4L
Sugar quiet; Porto Rico, st@io3c.; MuecoVado,
&C, Coffee firm. MolasseS dull.
BALTIMORE, April 2s.-Flour quiet: Wheat
Arm. Corn active. Pork firm. -shculders, lsV
BALTIMORE, April Cotton quiet; middlinss,
25c.; sales, $50 bales. ~
ST.. Louis, April 9s.-Corn advancing; sales OF
mixed at s.seasc; yellow, ss@s7c. Shoulders as
sT, LOUIS, April N.-Tobacco steady AZ SSg
SlI. 50 for common TO medium. 2t
GALVESTON. April as.-Cotton dun and IN.
CHANGED at 1si@lsc. sales. $50 bales stock In
port, %, oo5 b,les. .I.s.y~..r
NEW ORLEANS, April aS.:;Cotton dnii sna I I'M
changed; middlings, sai@sa3c.; sales, Llo naieS'
AUGUSTA, GA, April IS observation-disclosures I'M
changed; middlings, 2lic. ~
honFoLr. April 's.--Coston quiet and steady
middlipgs, 2ltc. "a =.
BOSTON, April ss.-C Cotton dull middliDgs, No.;
sales. 300 ba les.
LIvERpooL, April as Everino: Cotton steady'
uplands, llld; Orleans, llsd.; sales, Doo' otass
CKlaLzsEqr, April aS.-cotson quiet ) MID
dlinRs, 27@27Sc.
sAyANsAH, April ss.-Cotton Tsry quiet; hold
ers asking 77s@7sacs ID tz,f}
MOBILE, April as.-Cotton dull, middlinss, 2ase
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Letter from King William.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatcn.
KING WILLIAM, VA, April 90, 1870.
This is busy time OF the year with farm
.r,, and the seasonable weather of last week
was duly taken advantage of in the corn-
fields. A larger area Of corn will be planted
this year than last in this section. The wheat
IL not very promising, but it is hoped that u
reasonable May will improve its appearance.
There is q considerable amount of cleo
tioneering among the candidates for popu-
sar Favor, particularly those seeking the
'scasuryship, which office appears to be
quite "al the CO." being supposed TO
place In the control Of the holder an I'M
limited supply OF greenbacks rs well as a
iat salary. 1t is to be hoped that our repre-
sentatiyes in the Assembly will see to it that
the people are not burdened with too much
in the way Of salaries to pay to the aspirants
for public fattening. The taxpayers, of
this section at least, consider Governor
Walkers suggestion most excellent one !:
that they should receive only the regular
ices of Office where fees are a part Of the
emoluncnts Of such Office, and no stated
sum as salary be paid, which would show n
large decrease in the number Of gentlemen
who are now so anxious to serve the dear
public, and would give US those who do
not seek offices merely for the sake Of the
dollars.
Can you tell us whether we are to have an
election in the counties for township officers
IN May or not: There seems to be some
doubt about it, though the Constitution pro-
rides for it in that month. MEMINE.
I'VE must have. 1t is Indispensable
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address Of an Indian Chief

AAAeAA1&.A 3
MzMpH1s, April 76.--Allan Wright, prfn-
cipai chief OF the Choetaws, hsssent tan abse
message to the special session Of the c0un-
eli. he warns them, by reference To; the
fate Of their ancestors IN Mississippi, Of what
Il win be in the proposed territory OF Lin
coin; advises that their lands be surveyed
and held in severalty, and that the Choc-
Jaws organize themselves as the State OF
0klurh,TunsG and apply for admission into
the Union, and If It Is the honest desire Of
the Government to have them become citi-
zens is win acquiesce in the petition.
He also recommends en Immediate pro
test against Territorial Government, and
the adoption Of resolution asking the Go
vernment to settle the status OF the freed
men, and recommends the encouragement
of railroad building. 4A-z>
The Council, subsequently passed an oct
submitting the question Of division Of
lands SO as to be held In severalty or, as
heretofore. in common to popular vote on
the 4th. OF july.
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The Greek Government and the
lsses-=r <ESf RrIrRuffs.

WlsatNseoS, April s5.@A report cothes
uia Constantinople that the Greeian bri.
a,no. nav, ,.,,sa their prisoners captured
D'i Iospos, April 25.-otaway, Under
Foreign secretary, stated IN the House ss o.
Commons to-day that the Government ms sas
DISPATCHES from Athens confirming th ie
Melancholy intelligence of the tate OF the
oantives In che hands of the brigands.
.A ay Ereek Government made ssery eno sss
"a save them. but in vain Aegotsa sa1,ad
SayIns been exhausted the troops oops n 70 tSa
saa;na the robbers and drove taem , 70 ere
seuar on M the coast, near Creops, maer.
low ware surrounded on Friday atelnogan
I nsSrs war ware once more made the
my 49,. thsv were rejected and az Az oi ts9s;s
D Das I'M uoorning an attack was MADE on sas,
n sas Nv As soon as the troops con'
po sscsi % move. sherbeth and the seere,
tarr ~ the Italian Legation were takelna'
t their captors and butchered, ana suDso.
ouanfIy when the .hrigands sop ma sn nsars
selves hard preased Yyner and Lloya "sl'
A.! TIs troops finally carried tho tower sns
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The condition Of Mrs. Dwyer, who was
so severely wounded by her daughter, Mrs.
Marsh, on Thursday evening last, when the
latter was Staying her own children, re-
mains rather critical, although yesterday her
physicians considered her somewhat better.
Mr.. Perkins, the president of the board of
visitors of the jail, accompanied by several
other gentlemen, yesterday visited Mrs.
Marsh in the Baltimore city Jail. She ap-
peared quite composed, and for short time
talked nationally. The unfortunate woman
was engaged in reading Catholic prayer
book, it being opened at the litany. She
reading. Her impression seems to be that
she is in hospital, being under treatment
for her head, the pain in which she said was
dreadful. The visiting party of course
made no allusion to the tragedy nor
to the children, but Mrs. Marsh alluded to
the latter herself, remarking that 1t
was singular that her father had
not brought her children over, as she
was very anxious to see them. Subse-
quently Mir. Dwyer, the father Of mrs,
Marsh, visited her, and af.t.1r O few common
place remarks as 20 how she felt, she went
into p""..eXysm Of grief because he had
~ -. brought her children with him,. Shs
became intensely agitated, and the stricken
parent was solarelied to withdraw. The
unfortunate woman seems now to be totally
oDliyious to the fact that her little ohes are
dead.
The husband, William Marsh, still remains
iiilneard from. When he left the city to
seek employment Mrs. Marsh told her
friends that he had gone South, and as he
was consumptive ut the time he is supposed
by many to have died. The artists Of seye-
raj illustrated papers have. been at the
scene Of The tragedy taking SKETCHES, and it
Is likely that for soite thine the sensational
pictorial. OF the North will be feeding the
Morbid appetite with pictures Of horror:
Baltimore Sun. III. -.--.~.
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VIRGINIA NEWS,
Townships Ia Dinwiddfe,
ror 'h' Dispatch.
DINWIppIK Co JRrpouss,

blShipDih w .rRTuoffsp
April. Is. 1870.
The Board OF Con ,..ssioncrs have divi-
ded the county OF Dn' .citldic into four town.
ships. named Row 4nty, Sapony, DaryiIle's.
and Namnzine. .
The yot.hp places In Rowansy are Din
widdie co lrthouse and Reams's Station. Re-
ford. '0>'''' ''''N - ''' - " ."
The rating places in Sarony are Brook
sznd and Cherry Hill. Registrars, FL j.
Hearwell and William S. King.
TIC voting place in Daryille's is Darville's
lily. Registrar, Captain w. L. Hobbs.
The voting places in Namozine nre POOLS
store and Suthcrland's. Registrars, ". D.
Connolly and ". II. Rogerson:
There was meeting in favor of consoli-
dation Yesterday at this place. PAT.
PRINCE EDWARD.
lo"nshps'-l, Locket, being northeast
part OF tue courey, east Of Bush river. 2,
I;elSn, sou asst of the county and east Of
BUSH. g. f.ampdeu, southern part of the
cIuhty o' ,.ween Bush aud Buffalo. 4, Buf.
ialo, DC .ug southwest part ofthe county and
"es' Of Buffalo. 5, Prospect, being north
"' Il aud west of Buffalo. 8, Farlnville, en-
racing Farlnylle and vicinity.
ReNstrarS.--J. ?. Fitzgerald, J. NJ. Nor
ton, 4. L. Cochran, w. y. Rice, j. t. Wal
:on. j. &. Rowlett.
Voting Places.-Court-house (Farmville),
Rice's, Greenbay, Briery (WaddelPs Shop,
Darlington Heights, Prospect. RoLFE.
TOWNSHIPS IN CAMPBELL CousTY.-Rust-
burg. Brockeville, Otter, Seneca, Falling
River.
Townships in Wythe county Black Lick,
Fort Chiswell, and Spcedwell. In Pulaski
county: NeWbern. Dublin, and Wassee.
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Press Conventioaa. !;

SAVANNAH, April 25.-The Convention Of
the Southern and State Press Association
met here to-day. Representatives were pre-
sent from North and South Carolina, Geor-
gia, and Alabama.
! The Executive Committee reported the
result of the conference held st Augusta,
March 6, with J. w. Simonton, OF New
York Associated Press, fayoring continu-
ance of the present news service as the best
that can be obtained under existing eircum-
stances.
The citizens rendered an excursion to the
press-gang to visit Fort Pulaski, which was
accepted and enjoyed by the members Of
both associations. Every courtesy was ex-
tended by the press and people of Savannah
to the visitors. s a!'zj<
A. N. Lamar, Of Columbus, presided as
president Of the Southern Association. and
4. GlishE. Of Macon, as president Of the
State press. -''------.----..,
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From the Lynchburs News OF Monday.

GENERAL LsE's HEALrH.-It will deeply
pain the entire southern people to learn thai
some uneasiness is felt concerning the health
OF OFT noble chieftain, General K. E. Lee.
4 private letter from member OF the Board
Of Trustees Of Washington College to q
gentleman in this city, from which we have
been kindly permitted to make the follow.
ing extract, gives us some information ON
this important subject which will deeply in
terest Ill our readers. The writer says
General Lee thinks he has gained
strength, but takes Responding view of
bis condition. We adopted some very i'm.
portant resolutions for the benefit of the
General and Mrs. Lee on Tuesday. We
have secured the Presidents house and an
annuity Of $4,000 during her sosdosohood,
should shc survive the General.
owe are certainly uneasy on account OF
General Lee, but we are fax from de,
spending OF his ultimate recovery. You
days." -. 80 .f.r.f
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hy the ARMY sFy, o1E 3uveFnmsnts dnrins
the war. Objection was made, and the re-
solution was not entertained. Subsequently
mr.. Booker, OF Virginia, offered the sanse
resolution, and the House again, by o vote
OF 90 TO 10, refused TO second the demand
Tor the previous question and TO allow 1t to
be entertained. aselssttI.s zse 20.
Several hours were consumed In hearing
excuses Of members absent Friday evening
when the House WAS called. So
s The consideration Of the tariff bin was
resumed. No preTess was made. Ss !; rs
MIR. Rurdett, from the Election Commit
tee, reported i'm the election ease from the
fourth district Of Louisians that Michael
Ryan is not entitled to the sest, and that, J.
P.NewBharn Is. ttt
A petition was presented from the CinciIi-
natl Board Of Aldermen for the enlargement
of the Louisville canal.
Affairs I'm Georgia.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-Letters and tele-
grams have been received here from Georgia
which uniformly state, ttat the people pre-
fer the Senate bill and military rule under
it TIL next December rather than have the
Bullock administration perpetuated another
year. The President, however, again ex-
pressed himself Saturday to members Of
Congress against the Senate bill in such
strong terms that there Is a. bare possibility
that II It were enacted into q law he would
veto It. He said that the Senate blu post
poned construction, which he was anxious
to see closed up by the admission of Georgia
to representation in Congress. White ne
Indicated no special plan, his views seemed
to meet those proposed In the Ingersoll Dill,
which admits the State to representation
now and provides for the election of new
Legislature in Georgia in November next.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The revenue re-
ceipts to-day reached nearly 81 ,000, 600.
After court in Richmond Judge Chase
will 60 to Europe In search Of health.
The Howard Corruption Committee is
still confined to the church troubles,
The bill which passed the House giving
the Sisters of Mercy in Charleston 1000
to rebuild their asylum has been reported
to the Senate without amendment.
The President has nominated Commodore
Lee Benah admiral, Captain Parrot to be
commodore; Frank Burnett, supervising
inspector Of the fourth district. u
y West Virginia and the District Of Colum-
bia will be added to the supervisory district
of Virginia, and Supervisor Presbrey viii
make his headquarters in this city.
The joint resolution to repair the enclo-
sure of the cemetery at Harper's Ferry has
passed the Senate. ----,--
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Cuban Affairs.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Tf1e Tribune OF
today contains news from Cuba Which
shows great activity on the part Of the IN
surgents. :. :
Colonel Taeatdo was attacked near the
capital OF Cai1aauey, and suffered severely.
4 force Of cavalry was sent to tlef rescue,
af I I psl ss r re- rss5p s &c I've
Cienfue COS; a fight occurred Oh She eststes
Of Santa Isabel and Brazo; in which the
Spaniards were worsted. 8.
4 refioft wes, ID circulation OF St. Jago
de Cuba Fiat GsRsfas gorda1 kad been
killed while attempting to escape by ooaSs'
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TfWaN aNW THOVI NH0Ac~
CORN AND FLOUR ExcHANGR,l
RICHMOND. VA, April IS, 1870. !
OFFERINGS. ~ .-...
Whsrt.-White, 90 bushels. Red, lSA bushels.
Cors.-Whtte, 400 bushels. Mixed, 1888 bushels.
Oafs.-8 SO bushels. 1890. ''
SALES. -.... ...
Wheat.-White, 100 bushels common at S1.223 |;
29s prime on private terms-total, 500 bushels.
on private terms-total, 187 bushels.
Corn.-White, 100 bushels very good on private
terms. Mixed, 2os bushels very good on private
terms.
Oats.-aS bushels very good at &c.; 70 bushels
prime black at 62c.-total So bushele.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Corn.--Mixed, goo bushels. -sa
REMARKS.
Offerings Of Corn increased and market dull {;
offerings consisted OF 1850 bushels, OF which but
ssi bushels were sold. Wheat unchanged.
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Sensational.

LONDON, April 25.-It is stated that a thin
slip Of board, about yard long, has drifted
ashore lsese, upon ghjeh was painted in
plain letters 1.-THE 1Sity Of B9s1 ssso y in
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fine Ejeusaenieal Council.

ROME, April 25.-The Council, sixty-six
Fathers present, have unanimously adopted
De Eide. It contains four charters and
eighteen canous-as follows: Charter LIST, OF
FIVE canons, on the Creation; charter I'd, Of
five canons, on the Revolution; charter 90,
of six canops. on Faith !; and charter 4th,
of tfires caf1611s, ON Faith and Reason.
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running order hy Che iotk 81 May, after
which we sshall have dssiy trains I'd Harra-
sonburg nom BaltimorA.-Gasette.

!. LAND sALE.--John Jay, Of Chautauqus
county, New York, has purchased the Inn
proved farm Of Henry Wagner, near
Nokesville Station, Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad, In Prince William coun-
ty, Virginia, contafHing l45 acres, for D, 800
cash. :. ,i,s-Esy ssss. I.s. - \ Sss$
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Letter from Albemarae.

correspondence VI Tue ItiCnnlOnQ DlSpdtcn.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, April IS, 1870.
There has been considerable excitement
IN this community over the recent nomina-
tons Of Clifford L. Thompson and James
l: ;. Taylor as the postmasters respectively
nt charlottesville and the University. lay
Tor IS :. negro, and therefore obnoxious to
me students ; Old Cliff. notwithstanding
~ peculiar principles, is NOT negro, and
therefore Objectionable to our citizens.
Public meetings were held protesting
against these appointments at both the
University and Charlottesville. A deputa-
tion Of citizens proceeded to Washington,
and We now have All assurance that both
"f the nominations will be withdrawn. 1t il
rumorcd, on very good authority, that John
H. Bib will he substituted for Cliff. Thomp-
son. Mr.. Bib is Radical, but, being a
gentleman, viii not be personally obnoxious
10 our people.
The removal Of Mr.. Henry Massie, the
present popular and efficient postmaster Of
this town, is universally regretted.
Revival meetings or considerable interest
urc now being held nightly in the Methodist
church under the auspices Of its pastor.
The wheat in this vicinity is looking re-
,nnrkably well, and the fruit trees also pro-
mise an abundant yield.
The Friends Of Temperance are Won
derlul success in this town, as also are the
knights Of Pythias. EEDETTE.
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En- Route for the Egyptian Service.

New YORK, April 25.-Ex-C Confederate
Generals George e. Pickett, Of Virginia,
and Thomas Rhett, Of South Carolina, are
in New York, en- route for the Egyptian SER
vice. Rhett has been sworn in as q briga-
dier-general by the Pasha's recruiting OFF,
GERS. Generals Loring and Sibley are al
ready there. The Federal General Stone,
who was unfortunate at Balls Bluff, is also
among the Pasha's recruits.
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Louis NapoIeen's Proclamation

g. PARIS, April 25.-Louis Napoleon's pro-
clamation concludes as follows
"To the call which I make on you to
ratify the liberal reforms realized during
the last ten years, reply Yes AS tor my
self, faithful to my origin, I shall continue
penetrated by your thoughts and fortified
by your will, and confiding in Providence,
to work without cessation for the prospe-
rity and grandeur of France.
HNApOrHOSo
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New York esesk ara EEoaey Market.
new Yonx, April ~ = Neon- Stocks very
strong. Money easy. Exchange, fcs01cs; long,
ioaasleof. Gold, fils3. gg ~
Ecenfnc. -Money easy at 4sss per cent Gold.
lss0iisi. There has been some slight decline Ia
Southern Securities, the market closing fraction
lower. zs, ...'.s,sv5 - .Sss,.r.
isaa's 1isa: 'eps, IL. Southern Securities fall
OF and closed lower. Tennessee'a ss3: nsw. ss3.
Stocks iucsuated all day, but prsces at the close
we're not up TO the highest Of the day. - 4, : +
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Another sertous Aaair tn Rant,

AnosneF bezf0us AaHtF In HaHtEMoRc.
BALr1aoRE, April 25.-About II o'clock
this morning collision occurred on the
basin between the - schooners Foaming
Wave and Remedy near Maltby' wharf. A
personal encounter ensued between the
hands of the schooners. during which Pat
rick Mcdonald, deck-hand on the Foam
ing Wave. was thrown overheard by VII
liam Layfield, master Of the. schooner
Remedy, and was drowned. The body Of
Mcdonald was afterwards recovered by
dragging the river. Layfeld was arrested.
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Inere is many . man who keeps himsek
poor BY INDUCING ID the following triatng
expAnEess osfi IL Il IS
b Two gh.sses Of ale Q day, d. ten caA9-
seventy.thTee dollars per year ss. ass
Three cigars day, at ten cents ,eaeh-.on6
Msg s1a sa nine Ss1aTs AND my ny, ssn5
away, since nait liquor and the nicotine
,stupefy the brain. & s.stssss
g That 900 would pay the premium upsn
a life insurance for the benefit OF wife and
children or It would save, perhapa, sn
.oyerburdened mother from need tpik IN
her old age. It Ia pitiful to think nethe
which are yearly consumed in smoke 4sfd
In liquors which debase and brutify man,
Sc who was made q little lower, tkan The
angela Well might Jeremiah say: God
made man upright, but he hsth sought dnt
many inventions. - Hearth and H1Hsss az