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New-York tribune., 1871-04-10

First Assembly District Un;on Rogablisnp Assos;a.
t4 fIs' iII s9s5 9s2 ~ ~ sSIsG n ci a. 8 G &
B..esI5 M IN 1arr' sc 3OD-' HENRY SMITH Pres
Viehecptn oistricl U@isn Republicen Assoeiation.-
Es!p,f ar PoSiS Ss ns GRO yAS cLSPr Presiaea,
Gran. tSa s ~ ~ ceSmtst VI be heii at Lsiqsa
i5aro '-l " %S6aW q 5ssvPw " E5ehr 2E5e Il T.
TaoxAs H. CopprvGs E1w.e9 l. BgIlocK. tgeretares
immese Red"csisn-I be p,IFy I5i-l 60 S' 81 P2" s
IMMENSE REDUCTIOS-whe French China Tea Sets 4" '''~>
mGRNsg REDUCTIoN-wie French China Soup T''"en' - -
IIMMsSsB REDycrIoN-wAlts French chaa Covered Dishes ~
MNEysE egDUCToy-coloci sal G' Ff'HeA Chin Yea ''~
'BMESSE EEDUCTGoS-Gm Bsni Preach cSi'' Tea Sea- -
REprC11oS-Coori sni Gilt Ntreh China Dss's
S Sn,uNsp Rypucuos-Cbmbe set Colored, 2nghsh sOo IL
piece; - plated sets, pieces. bss. p.s
han ,35cl plated C cut t,Ahes 3, -
imaENss SSi'ciiON-An kinds Of sh7erPate4 ware AZ s~
tbn meTs T5gS (rloS-Iror Dp'er Knives shssst
q 50 'sf be qS9 9royE,srihlns the way Of cna, Gs
Ware, and Gai Fliai j y DALEY Co.. s Bro.dw-y.
------ (.rimn q Hoimnn,
NrWgPAPgR ADVERIlShG AGElFTs,
BALTIMORE ND.
vvcRprIOYAL FACILITIES ~ EVERY RESPECT.
sPgClALTY-S0UTHLRs ha~sPAPhRs
,.,t,t, TIgLp or ADvgRTsIEG THEY HAyE rzn
~ ACKNOWLEDGED LEAD
The ,ctnic TnaruvirE Go. vii fe-1 = lLLVsitAIioSss
, sfieEg CATALOGUES tikotbAko ese at ton - ~
50 per cent ' 'A'A &cfiSc ESGkAyING Co., ' La~g
---------- New Goods FROM Paris,
NICOi DAVIDSON, bSb BROADWAY,
- ,,,s v,N4HE1 -frs Az. ifLIAL PLANTS yAsKA
DiLt r''N"'' AND FANCY GOODS
sre, u received Pans snes ne
.cei FarTuson having re, - q W s,l,pnss
a9 rse,e RsSs ~ 1Ss e EitIs FoS CAS- CGogPs
a. me public are iLg.,ei 30 eisnloe
.;reat Charity Pair
In .i Of Bnhus tual ol tss ,,.,.
cuAplN HOME FOR Tilk AGfD AND lNfltn
IN ana, o. MONDAY MORNING. hpH ~, ~ ne M1' % ~
Tsgtos RcsIaent FoSeeutst' aeir sh'e 'Aa s"ahASs
o',s -, s e.rs ei Concert Band ever evening.
-,ssu,sJ Eiaht Dollar Dress Hats Tor seven po9an.
Ne"'' --'" sr ,l Trosts-Q lsk hefrm.
Ceuius a.! Activity 81 ony Sgdafe Comparison.
oar n speak 10 q sm- sNes
WARSOCA Co, sIs Brss,wsy~
p,rs, and Yos,hs Hats - moderate prizes
a. hsi.ers 81 ,no Wv .al,h fire Insurance Ca
i1 aftrrr .ftre % toNoAl, thA iln
i g Dsifet,. Casabof r. srt l.oatFs a. oc"cA 70 %
~, .sf 10 eisge the COassr ho sae h ei .qs .e,,,%
"'' r. AAASAA -
b. A. HUTTON
APRIL r 1911 s'oSsnsl,y's}
-A,e,tion Lndle..--GRG4r BARGAINS n 6rt - 9AXrH
ptttf9 .pAfs l...f.r.lf.r. o.. 5000 "a ~
RIto9s is NAY. Aoasc sesPers ssi part NaHy2E
- enn,gt1yir afsrgi o. al AZ f.c.s
/ ~ NAMING, b0whA
| -lS,an,apJ,, Wa,caes, aaa ,Jewelry
| AiLSN ~ sosdws5. 4aass ~ Ashss.s Qsas1G q 81
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| r,, ,s e,r i..n " arais now er's IN tiae @ o. o. '
g h. ial f.4.ay iis ti oti " 'pi 5e. cur, a. y, ti ,c
sft-l .lI tac atihoI i e.-i
et r S,ust,Ts 40 Rtprs. iIl h ~ N.a-lA IN nss
'i % g. s.Ge Irote. ion IS lie hDe'J' ana POp''" - ~
al tho LatI tltes -, ,,. roorgo T.
II ya introduced on leave yesterday MI ooo,Eo :"
Enfu of loston the only colored member oi tne i'E''
Intlre who, by the wa.s ahas an excellent
live. ana speaks and tolcs 'iu ihe care anu soou 's
mont which chaIac.cr1o the better chs' oi
e eGo strong speech, GlgccaIA. 'Ho p'S''n' - Wv
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Hazard & casweIp. COD 1--we, Oh /. 81. les.
DIED.

W FtnE f1a Nistting Cards. Iuls. s,,npsg
" '''-''- S"Nt 'Oi rrLr,NsT, Or DUTCH CsUv1A
tEss.&xt-r-Ss-z1
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THE LEGISLATURE.
TIE sLSATE.


Barrneton-Lewis d Smith. Now.Shoreham-s Ball.
Efis'ol-lsaac +. lianA kcuh Ki- gOvnllenry Sweet
Burrllgie =. Cook Norh Pragdence-Oinsr rHOd
Chastown-Beh g. Kenyon. North Smi foll-Aron hogry.
CransOl--Henry q. Jicae' lPaHtucbet-Darus God.
COyentry-Char haes0n roTt.m0uth-A borl toggeshlil
Cumberand-El1s L. Bake 'Proyiicaes-Samuel Cuuel.
East GeeuwcJ0shug G. God pichmonl-Ei Llrtd1e.
frcL ScCa'c-Jom II. Baden.
East Proydence-E. Pare ISuitit tell-JdOBOS BGiEs
Exeter-Wiliam G. Potter SOlth Kingstogn - No election
FosterSheliol 7. Lyon. meeting e1 until Tuesday
Gl0cescr--6 6eOrgs r. EgCrns. next.
IOpkinton-EdG3rd Barber. Tiverton-Joserh Osborn
JaHes,own-ElJah Anthony. tMarcl--Hcnry r Drown.
Jolns0n-dIr-d 14n'tCdI lNatWck-Nilam Butler
Llncoin-EIWdnl l.. Freeman. Nest.rlgsamue II. Cross
Little Comp,on-Nath ChaTch West GreuwichDayd H9phins
Mldet0sE-John Gould. WOOazOckes-AdhGa H. PeTH
hespor-Samuei FoWeL
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C1e,i pu.ds,l, ~ J. Lrugtiop Hi1abehpoh
Pacora yr-ss;'' A. ~. H>e- Virginia
p. S line yr-.,. Gore, virginia
F,orue.p ~ a..iA frsnk NerEln Coii sphns
I,ul IeTu.U e. ,..o i.h Sllio Ner1is NorFsis.
Mault.l. Froyi ecoo g'aFd hefoB Poit letter
RcharI Nor eli G,o~nv,,h <rsn fosni0l. Nealisfen.
Her, salro ~ Freeman, Providence.
= Itsson Prov .enee po'Vsh. hesllsFrn
Emma z. L-il.r M. If.ve,. q C0piein. StlEfori.
neN hegri-s. HesHayen. o. i~res''Tf 'NiiAVes-
.Imi Ieuricn. ys1es u yhiBan iegy.
r'ffN J. NeRofe Eer Hayes RleLsrd IeT PfoEh.epes.
.Iieyn, li. .m'orl.
"i"D-helaowo' noderits 8 w. ; ts,y.
~. BELOW,
Dts Sa- tDa'eil' Sktes from Ceghs'ora sia GibrNsI
49, DOMESTIC PORTS.
hosoN hpfl <]Arrre Seesv. Sj,too frc-r fsna ar
.94' Azptss, E Plsdsphs hr Fors2ff brg ~ Y.
ltnal ioin itEnegs sehr W Bclfori FOR Mira
SAH FH.Nosco Au 9Ardvei tie schr J. "a with ffcn
e NeA ~ Oh. Wflry bark Mirlciuset .i ls Il kclar
mons lagoon Lover California Her A. Il Jared he
soOp 81 III lGl also been st in iie sane saeat
eA FlNcscO, ,nl 9Ar Bn GL~Ao. % csJs froz
f0aOlala
DISASTERS.
Slip Pnree Patrick of 81 Joha. n GnbssCacN Dee i0s,
- ara IT e. l " T.. ~ s. % BlIai. Dari1rls - Co. pfst
70 C9e u Sod Hope lh o 81 rcs 2h th equator
.iIeh ~ u W - o.; bs 30 -l vsle ~u@s tts ,afs
o. d1 lag rorh of '6.tFss, With n Y -<A fa7cA
.s -. - luk - spoe sct chatroog ofPort ~ ,sNaas,
9 to.i t ist ~ a. long % ~ srose hug ssTa ttIh)
- ~ pr NH r.. .lly 0gf days Ayd so, ~ - ~.
bsl cTe.c fon s. p 20 W. l,siag iw.ssps hosrr
vS 80, ','i aaloFeaii at ts tns aaza5srtf ios
''7-"'' S-iHafAA AL 0tlcr Fe..f. ulf.risl
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MASSACHUSETTS, AND THE KU-KLUX.

preo1rrIoNs PASSED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRE-
AH1oMtNI bi .II'' "'-O'''- -
rrFrIN, Tue COLOHED MEMBER
pnsrov. Aprn s.-The following resolution
'09-V- ,.- mo Ucpsc OF Representatives to-day:
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Republicans in Roman aG Democrat, in Hal o. vacancy

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Barring NG'gail O. Sni. SeU-5hOre lJOan q. SleGei
DrstolJon " O. H. North Pr0yieucCf0s Il. B0VG
U'TtreN, Citizens ticket Aue u. Ac4ef-On Aaaiena T.;
BuyileW II. Clarke Chd, Bc1n. Heher lie Favour CyTtl
= = Cdrp1itf
CbarownJoseph r. WILCOX North Shle-George johnson,
ClansGn-FTqHfs ". Mfaer Augustus VI. AlircI
SGnyrt r. PCrker, Hfa. mn P0rtsnouh-Aifei Ssson.
Coyeptry-VIpnle Philips Pavtackct-Pion L. 1IirghaSt
Dexter T. Potter. PT0yidrncc-E'TaTi G. tines, STE
Cumeran-srao M kibbe Con pheu l. Cooke Ir, George W.
r,l W Cook Lewis Henry ~. Grant, Wm. ID.
Fast ichNo election Geo. Pfr Wm. H. Ito, ns Das ell
" Greene hold, ovt-. I. Lymau-fVe ~ c-0ce
East pr0yiieGceG1rge v. Bliss RcLmo1iAlnSou Cfanial
EUer-Sathan B. Lewis fct7eIliram Stecre Isaac hann-
Fostrr-Jfi4es ii. White de.a
Gi.cesur--Snih PCIhGT. 'kuith-ed-Jauez w. MoWry
IloptiLtaa-Evdrk stare SOlfh kngrown- No clee4'n-
Jinesioan-Thomfs g. Carr meeting journ,d until TUESDAY
Jchuson-NH. s. Keiti Martin next
Uf1sor TiveriOn-Georyo ". Drree
Iirco!n -EdEard A. Browne Sam Wauel-JlH5 ~. IeA
ral Iltrk Wouick-Rolari w. Greene,
Little ComponIIenry T. Sisson. Charles T. Horhup Aimed a.
M.!dle.0yn-Angustus P'cshsm. Read, tr Wn w. Sp0W
HeepOs-Wn. T. hheed thas Nesicr! Aslon b. DGon John
c. Van Zunil. De ijlrn IinchI LoTclaEL -
job A. Peckhan, ir, William West GreenElch-Jasn r. nag
T,Ups.rd dg,L
gb KinosioynBerah WoonsockeGeorge T. White, Cy-
Ton Arnold, WINS Ccok
Re ubican in Roman Democrats in Ha III no can5e yet
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MI, ,,,,ic prarr wing Co. viii fa-h ILLUSTRATIONS -
q, gEss CAThIOGUBS CIRCULARS cte, a. hon fsw
sa rar cent lsss thAa Mo.sltu isgTis 80. ,,o,a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19
ArrHE Nxu SroKE.-As will be seen

ArTHE NEW SToRE.-As will be seen
by advertisement in another column
under head of "New To-day" r. L.
Higgins of Virginia, the live and over
wide-awake Dollar Store man, and
general dealer In toys, furnishing
goods, fancy and holiday goods, has
totally removed from his old location
to a much better one, whore everybody
can and will find him. At his now
aud elegantly fitted up store, No. 81
| South c Street, a short distance south
of Taylor street, can be found q grand,
| altogether new and fresh and we'll Sc
lected assortment Of everything I'M
aginable In the way Of holiday and
fancy goods, pictures Berlin and
zephyr wool, sheet music, musical In
struments. cutlery. silver and willow
ware, perfumerles, jewelry, jewsharps,
and, in fact, a little Of everything, and
at the lowest living prices. Now Is the
time to select your Christmas and New
Years presents, while his stock Is the
fullest, and before the grand rush OF
holiday week. Go and see Higgins,
forthwith and Immediately.
DROWNED OUr.-Our friend Charley
Watson had q rough old time oft last
night. His dwelling Is situated on the
steep hillside back Of the NEWS office,
and a flood of dirty water from q ditch
near by, flowing over the high bank at
the rear of his house, came running In
torrents through the back door and
other places where 1t could ind en-
trance, flooding the floor completely:
The front embankment also caved
down, and Charley was WORKING all
night In the rain, like q good fellow,
assisted by throe or four other men,
to keep his dwelling and entire prem
lses from washing Of down hill alto
gether.
Nc STAGES To-DAY.-Geo. a. Trim
bic, Woodruff s. Ennor's stage agent
at virginia, desires Us to state that no
stages will leave to-day OF this evening
for Steamboat Springs, neither VIII
any arrive from there. This Is OWING
10 the arrangement Of the railroad D.
tween there and Reno.
sAcRANESro.-Th;s city was rcpc7''
ed to be flooded last night, yet thai
could hardly be the case. II the stsrn
keeps Oh much longer, however, there
will be a chance for it. The teicSrSpi
gives IA no tiiiuss to-day from the
o.Ler side Of the Sierra.
FuSEaN.-T:le funeral Of john j,
Moualisn took place OF Sunday at Viz
Ginii. aal was attended by long pro
cessioa 0: old friends aud acll'in:
auees. deeply sympathisinS with t!s
afflicted family aud relatives OF do
csisel.
PosrroSc3.-oSias to thu tcrrih!'
weather and bad streets last evening
Mrs. Adams second lecture ut Ma
tional Guard Hall, Virginia, on ths
Holy Land, was indefinitely post
poned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19
Man ass Barometer aad Thermsmeter

Man as Barometer aad T~hermsmeter
Science has failed to invent any apparatus as
sensitive to atmospheric changes as the human
frame. 1t Is therefore Of vital importance to
guard It against the effect OF variations In the
weather, and experience has demonstrated that
DIR. WALKER's VNEoAR BIrTERs Is the best
medicine for this purpose at present known
n taken as . protection against the disturbing
influence Of sudden alterations Of heat and cold,
It will certainly prevent tho bowel complaint
feyen, bilious disorders, rheumatic affections,
and throat diseases, arising from these causes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19

wuzRl TO Go.-Wnen you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly Hxed up, 60 "a
Pohl's popular saloon, next door to Gibson'sr
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to be found
there. At Pohl's the ladies' can have their hail
cut, curled, cleansed or dressed in the most
tasteful manner. se3-n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19

ooLDs AND couoHs.-sudden changes Of eli
mate are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial
affections. Experience having proved that sim
pie remedies set speedily whom taken In the
carly stage Of disease, take at once .broWn'l
Bronchial Troches," let the Cold, Cough OF
Irritation Of the Throat be ever 20 slight, as ~
this precaution Q more serious attack may oe
Warded Oh. Owing to the good reputation and
popularity OF the Trochcs, many worthless and
cheap limitations arc offered, which arc good foi
nothing. Be sure to obtain the true Browns
Bronchial Troches. Sold everywhere.
def 1w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19

"AyING JUST RETURNBD
III nom San Francisco with . LAkGh
STOCK OF FLOUR, ! am prepared 70 sen ~
Srticles In my line ~ cheap - any man on the
Pacific Coast,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19

~ Orders for Fancy Cakes for Balls, Parties
and Weddlngs, promptly nlled In any part
Gold Hill. Please give mo 9 cal. -
II JACOB BECKER, Proprietor:
Gold Hll NoYember 8, isf1. no1e-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19
Peril and Precnutiou.

This Is the season that tries the franc and
the constitution. II there .be a weak spot in
either, the chilling damps, the malar!ous fogs,
the ~varleties Of temperature that mark the COM
mcnccmcrt Of the winter season. arc sure 10
find It out. There arc few systems that havc
not q weak spot somewhere, and the wiscst
thing that any man or woman can do Is to
fortify It by q course Of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, and thus keep the enemy at bay. in
war, when q city Is mcnaced, tho irst thing TO
DO done IL to strengthen tho ramparts. The
same policy should be adopted with the human
body when Its dlrest foe, malaria, Ii abroad. II
the stomach Is weak, this tonic will lend II
vigor; II the bowels arc morbidly sensitive, this
Alternative will regulate them; II the liver lie
inert, this wholesome stimulant will arouse II;
II there Is constipation, this aperiont will euro
1t; II there Is nervous debility, this neryine
will REPLACE Il with nervous vigor; II there 10
impurity In the blood, this depurent will neu.
tralizc it; II there 10 q cloud on the spirits, this
exhilarant win dispel It. These arc facts that
have been demonstrated every day for the last
twenty years. Can as much DO said for any
other medicine-or, rather. can as much be
proyedi for anything can DO said by tho I'M.
scrupulous. Do not accept any OF the local
bitters sometimes recommended by dealers, In
lieu Of the Standard Restorative. dels 1w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19
LATEST NEW 8.
J. BARNERT's

SAY FRANc1sco CLOTHING EsrABLIsHMEz
has received the latest and most fashionable
styles OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
A full and complete assortment Of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, Blankets, Trunks, Vslises, etc
Also q fine and largo variety Of Hats and Boys
Clothing. Remember tho name and place OF the
San Francisco Clothing store-next door to The
Bank OF California, J. BARNERT.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19
PIONEER BAKERY!
Zone door below Stern D son.)
MAIN STREET. COLD MILL.

VI HAs BEEN DECLARED, ANDA
am prepared TO meet the eusmyi r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19

No Departures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 DESIRABLE Hrss.-There Is the hiss Of
..dicule, the his Of scorn, tho hiss OF snakes in
the grass; but the most delightful hiss Is that Of
T~arrant's E~ncrvsscent Seltzer Aporiont
IN tho sparkling goblet, giving assurance to tho
invalid that his thirst will DO deliciously as.
suaScd; that his stomach will be refreshed and
Cooled BY healthful evaporation; that II he Is
constipated, the difficulty will pass AVA with
out q pang; and that II the condition Of his
general health 10 impaired, 1t will DO speedily
restored. OF courre he will take care 10 procure
mono but the genuine,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
1T = xNNoRb In
Mr. Laferty Mrs. Mitchell Q Clones
T r. Williams Mr. Howard Mr. whitehead
j Keele W Mcclellan Schoencman
Mr. Stanford Mr. James Mr. Wright
Fish Miss Hill II Halligan
j Eyens W Judd Mr. Lowsry = W
Mr. Browning Mr. Houston Mr. Bcttinger Av
J Donahae AYoun2 n Gundlach
A Potter Berg Mr. Donahus awl
= Marioni ] John w Bowker
Mr. Swein Mr. Matson Miss 8 Htneklcy
Mr. Buchanan VT
Departures.
IT = IxNoR's LN1.
No Departures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19

SOME RAu.-AllI last night and this
morning the rain fell steadily and IN
cessantly In this locality. Indeed 1t
has done so for the last q hours. We
have no means of exactly measuring
the total quantity Of this rain, Dut
there must have been about seventeen
inches Of it-or less. Anyhow, 1t was
q very long rain, and from present ad-
pearances, Is "to be continued"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19

Nor "TEN THOUSAND MILES AWAY"
NJ. F. Waller Is selling his new and
well-selected stockof mems and boys
clothing, boots, hats, trunks, furnish
ing goods, etc., as cheap as any house
in the State. Two doors above the
NEWS office. $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-12-19
TO MILLMEN!

yxTE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hill NEws Once half q ton Of superior
T{Rs h HaI...n nor w 3o1fr1., .ts. P VIZ So , % S Hsre
dueed prices Tor cash.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-03-11
Editors Table.

TnE LADY's FRIEND FoR MARCH, IS7l.-A
charming country scene, al the MILL" forms
the steclplnte In this number TIE colOrcd Fash
ion, are brilliant aud stylish and the wood cuts,
giving great variety Of the latest fashions
must be invaluable 20 the ladies. 4 plate of
costumes for girls and one Tor boys supply all
that can be needed for children aud as Iatterus
for each garment are supplied easily aud chcauly,
nothing could bc more convenient The music
is Ella Nhrclcr's ''Iircd," sci 10 melodeon OF
organ accompaniment. The reading matter Of
The l.udy's Fl@ends' maintains its high charac-
ter. Niles Douglass lead, oil with ''1he Story
Of a Day" Florence fercy's "Atcr-sweet" is
one Of her loyelicst poems the admirable story
of "Cammilla" is concluded, "Birdic," aud
GLOW II Happened" are lively sketches aud a
translation ,rom Elise Polka, aud 'some Re-
maTkable Pictures" are exceedingly Interesting
The taste for fancy work Is amply provided for /;
aud the Editors department Is one Of the most
attractive and valuable features Of this nala,
zine, An excellent number Price $3.50 "a seaT
(Which also includes a large steel engyaying)
-Four copies, 81, Five copies (aud one gratis
O.. Tho laiy's fdrud' aud The saturday
Evening fOst' taut one cugUaYing) 81 Pult
iished by Deacon a Peterson, rhiladsyhia siu-
Gle numbers TOT sale ai ali thc periodical! slorea
oouEt's lApi's BooE for March has been &C.
tglNvd, The embellishments igr this uunber
snlnhen,e WIN handsome btrcl plate entitled
~ ish.s md shadows by the Maysldr." There
is also thc usual puluud Fashion Plate, contain
nag 'lA usnrgs Lanaslmu Alphabet, printed
in eo!ou "flooied onl, j" a wo1l eugla,ng A
plate "l frrmguadc nTcsses. Fud ana eAtruslou
ahru of arhionable costumes.
la the work pgpannvut all b. iuuud lLs
usual fatiril " laury anl usefui wort, LAMP
sfieen iutaHi's bDnl Ia cfosEel eheiGlse trln,.
hlhe Rhiei liimmins foot esshl0n children .
'lnlhlnsl hhh dlle .iipns loT making elGbToli.
sle4 basket ease holding slks, e,e., sie,
Wa have received ~ Msssn. Fhelps A Re,,
u9ils, ~ hsslsG ~ 4, ihsis bsauu6slly lllus
ll.lt9 ~ TOTAL hhi4s aui uarlensi's Nauual iof
1871. ,inlainin- iull fage cuts ~ Aguils ga
AAnaf5 ltphfr, fansyi stsrk, Gi4alolas and
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SUNBURY. MARcU I'd. 1871.


CoUNcn PROCEEDINGS MEETING.--
Council met, Chief Burgess Moore in the chair,
members present, Clement, Bourne, Harrison,
Rohrbnch, Grecnough, Hoover, Yarnal and
Goodrich.
On motion Of Grcenoagb thc reading of min
utcs of last meeting was dispensed with.
On motion of Clement it was ordered that u
borough bond be issued to Geo Wciscr, for $685.
OS, the amount of borough orders held by him.
Order granted in favor Of Edward Eislcy for
50, for hauling tree and Steam Fire Engine
On motion the proposition of sunbury Steam
Fire Engine Company submitted to council. JAM
I'd, 1871, was accerted, n set of Keys to Engine
House to be left in possession OF the Chief Bur
gess.
Order granted for month of January and onc for
month February, of $50 each in favor Of Sun.
bury Steam Fire Engine Company.
One motion n committee of three, the Chief
Burgess to be one, was nppoin ted to inspect the
new Engine House.
ommittce-Greonough, Yarncl, Moore.
On motion orders as follows, were granted
To Moore IL Dissingcr for sundries, S4.55.
To George Bostan for removing fence 3.25.
To Alfred Kruusc, stove, Pipe, Coal Bucket
W., goo. to-
To John b. Packer, amount Of taxes TO DC cred
itei on borough bonds, si40.35.
To W. 1. Grecnough, amount Of taxes to be
ere dtcd on borough bonds, S35
To Jacob Youngman, Castings, Mouldings, &c.
s7.52.
To John Clark, Blacksmith work, s6.Gj
To y. F. Martz. Oversccr of Poor and Jantor
for council SO.
To j. T. Torrington, services clerk, station
airy, &C., S32.
To VIM. Snyder, stone tor crossings and wells,
l0l.22.
To Samuel Boslcy, moving grave yard, si5.
Mo David Rockctolur, grading ntrects, &c,
SIS.
To Abraham Brewer, assisting Rockefeller as
above, s25.
ToJ. ". Bartholomew, hauling coal for En-
ginc, 81.
On motion adjourned 10 meet on Monday eve.
March 9Th, 1871.
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Business Notices,

The EARTHQUAHE.-lt has been thought that
the recent earthquake did not visit Philadelphia,
but either it or sonlcbody very like it must have
hit Oak Hall, if We may judge rom the upheav-
ing Of mountains Of lne clothing there, and the
swallowing up of low prices, which has been
noticed al Wanamal,cr & Browns
LOOK ont for the Spring styles Of Boots and
Shoes at the Excelsior. w. II. Miller is al
ready preparing to laying in the largest stock
ever brought here. Can't go amss at his Store
TO get the latest style rs well rs the best mate
rial. Every kind ofmcn's, womep's and chl,dren's
make on hand.
IF you want Il cheap and good suit Of clothes
made up, go to j. L. Smick, who is now selling
out to make room for his Spring stock, Every
style of goods on hand, and which viii be made
up to order ut the shortest notice.
Piano STooLs.--!s new aud handsome article,
covered with hoircloth aud rep, green and red,
just received, and for sale very cheap by II. B..
Masser. Price, So.
PIANOS AND ORGANs..-ILc subscriber, agent
for the best Pianos ana Organs in the world. will
guarantee them for five years and sell the cheap
cr than any travelling agent can afford them. But
frs:-class makers employ no such agents. H. b.
Masser.
The new styles OF hat, nt S. Faust 's..storc are
admired by everybody. He keeps a splendid as
sortment to select from, and all of good quality
and the latest styles,
a DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, located op one &C the
principal streets in the Borough Of Sunbury, Is
offered for sale on the most reasonable terms.
Apply at this Office.
CLOSING Prices or DEHAyEN x Bro, 10 :.
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