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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13

OSE of the saddeSt instances Of
woman's faithlessness with which We
have ever met was that of the wife of
q man in Syracuse. 1t seems that the
couple had arranged that for six
months the husband was to get up and
make the kitchen fire, and that the
wife was to perform the task for the
succeeding six months. The mans
half year expired on the ID, and on
the morning of the 81 the woman sud-
denly died. lie is nearly broken
hearted over his ailliction. lie says
that if he only could have foreseen
this bereavement he would have shut
fled her out of bed at daylight every
morning since May.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13

a PARIS correspondent argues that a
married woman OH the stage exercises
less magnetism over an audience than
Il single woman does, that the fact that
she belongs to another, that her bright
est glances, sweetestdimp!es and most
musical tones are tor him. unconscious
ly dimiaiShes her influence; and states
in illustration that there were offered
in Paris what were called Christine
Nilsson watches, which had great
sale, hut when she took husband,
their demand so sensibly diminished
thas the proprietor changed their
name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13
sTocKHolpERs' MEETING.

DNIcHERBoCKER MINING CoMPsaNa, s
N American Flat Mining Dis,re'' .s,;ny
county. Nevada-The Second Annual Mee.aSi ,.;i
OF the Stockholders OF the above Company VIII
be held at the Company's Office, No; 10 steven, m
sons Bnildinc. San Francisco, Cailiolnis, On
FRIDAY. January IL. lST3, at ~ oeloGN ,S :. ~
closed from u o'clock n. on Tuesday, January
ii: ls,3. until after the meeting.
by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
HENRY BOYLE, Secretary.
San Francisco. January Q lsf3 ia1 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

rIsTRIcT COURT OF THE UNITED
SS;atc. for the District OF Nevada, ss.-
In The matter OF ISAAC LURCH, Bankrupt. A
warrant in bankruptcy has been issued by said
cinia CITY. County OF Storey, State Of Nevada,
In aid District. who ha. been duly adjudSed
hanErnpt upon petition of his creditors: and the
naTment or any debts and the delivery OF
any nroperty belonging to said bankrupt. to
aiy, nr to hi. nae, and the transfer OF any
nrnD.r,y by him, are forbidden by law. A meet
Rn,, ~ The crcditor. OF said bankrupt, TO prove
his debts. and choose one or more assiSness
~ hi ,s,ate, will be held at Court Of Bank.
y, ,,,,,cv 10 bs holden at Virginia City, In said
Disirict. on the 9Th day OF January. A. p. lS,3 at
- so'c,ock N, at the office Of +, sTRoTHER.
E.s.i.ter in bankruptcy OF said District, No. 10
Nor:h c street, Virginia, Storey County, state
oi -'e'"~' GEO. /. LAMMON,
AZ Marsha and Messenger in Bankruptcy.
,.s- nj By AuGUsTus ASH, Deputy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13

CAMEi.s-uAin shawis can still be
found costing Sts0Cp. but there are long
shawls of antique 0esigns and richest
coloring reduced ir price from $lo0 to
$3.50. formerly. ioused for at 81, 500.
The real Decca Is rs low rs $50. Re-
yersable camel's-hair shawls are espe-
cially popular, as ones friends are
thereby cunningly deceived. and the
owner credited with being the possess
sor of two. aud so quiea Sabei
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13
v. 4 T. Il. r.

Os AND AFTER TUESDAY, OCTOBER
" I, 1872,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13

THEnG is one boy in Danbury.
says the Ne,es. who didu't get any
thing in his stocking, Christmas. He
left pau of ashes on the front stairs
to follow an organ-grinder. and mo-
ment later his induigent father came
rushing ont of the front door and down
the front stoop, accompanied by the
pan and its contents, and looking for
all the world like - real god riding In
the clouds. For few minutes that
boy thought he had pile driver for an
anrastnr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13
SPECIAL NOTICE.

,TA SPECIAL MEETING OF wASHoE
n Engine Company. No. 4, held November y,
TunNiS II. 0UISLAN was uuanimonsly
,l.,,,n,,oJ for Second Assistant Engineer OF the
Vin.inia Fire Department at the ensuing eiee-
tion. nrry p,..,dent
~. Ssc,a,ary deio II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13

A MicHIGAN man lately had his
head cut into by circular saw as far
as the brains ought to be. As none
were found, the top OF his skull was
spiked on again. aud he Is recovering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13
NOTICE.

y HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED VIM; HY.
DOANE as nv Deputy. TO transact al ou-i-
nas. for me in ms name during my absence
"a, wW UY. DOANE can be fund At the
of.lec of the Northwestern Mutual Lie insnr
nnce Company. Medin Building, Cstreet' nom
~ ~ NJ " JOHN II. MILLS.
y;r,,;,ia Ci.y. December ], 1872. DELI lw
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LOS

CERTIFICATE NO. ~. DATED OCTOBER
iS,IS!e. Issued to Colfaz Degree oi hegexs asa..a
Inn.c No. l.I.O.o o. f., for Twenty,nv SHARES
aftbe capiiai stock Of the Virginia Odd Fellows
Eulldinc Association. signed by d. o. Adk1nson. s
President, and X. II. Taylor, Secretary. ,,a I
fer of the sane hss been stopped anu IS ,eue ~,
OF the stock applied for. lsS -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13
roT,cE IN BANKRUPTCY.

,orp,cr COURT OF TIE UNITED
l S S,atcs for the D.strict Of Nevada. ts-ln
~ ~ sni,cr S,acr q: M GEO. i. MORRILL,, Bankrupt.
Warrant 10 bankruptcy has na es been ,';ea %sGr
said Copr. against n,e,S The e;s OF storey state OF
%.y.5s e yiTspiia IN saS cy ble're who s been aa
sSiudScd bankrupt upon petition Of sn6 SI cred sd
nve,y ~ VI him Or 10 his use. and tho transfer OF
rupt, nnrtS 70 nr bv him. are forbidden by law. A
nny m?ye.ing Of The creditors Of said bankrupt to
Ills deSs and 20 shGsse se h.S Iae at
ass,SnEes nj 10 be holden ut Virginia City, In
o, OH pis,rSst on the 9th day Of January, A. D.
saia 10 n,ciock ~. at the Office OF X. Strother,
RoS.isr lsS IN bankruptcy Of said District, No iG
North @ street, Virginia, storey county e'a'e
OF Ne'auA' GEORGE !. LAMMoN,.
IT'S. Marshal and Messenger 10 Bankiuptey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13

The s'ar that rose in the evening shade
Looked sadly down on the weeping maid;
Tho sun that came in the morning pril le
Shed golden light DER a laughing bride.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-01-13
TO MlLlMEN !!

MTE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE COZ n
w mn Sxws Once h>N ton OF .upcrior
Mifls. Hoisting Works, ETC. Win be sold N ~.
dueed prices for cash.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02
tn. Cen1enninI Celebraslon.
MEETING AT THE BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS,
LAST EVENING.

MEETING AT THE BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS,
LAST EVENING.
The meeting, last evening. at the Board 0
Trade Rooms in reference to the appfoac n
ing Centennial Celebration, was rather allmly
attended, owing doubtless, to the stormy
weather which prevailed, and the extLSnhSy li'yc
Slippery condition OF the streets and side
On motion Of DIR. II. f. Askew, HoE. j. L.
Simms. was selected as chairman OF the meet
ing. and on motion Of Edward Belts, D Her-
sew was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was then stated
nv the chairman, who announced that some
OF the Centennial Commissioners from fhlla-
d elphia were present, who would present thelr
views to the meeting, and explain the plans
relation to the approaching Centennial
Celebration.
Frederick Frailey, OF Philadelphia, then ad-
dressed the meeting, and suggested tnat a
committee should ba appointed, Tor the put-
pose of forming ana adopting some plan LOT
raising DelaWare'S allotted quota OF tne
Centennial fund, amounting 70 about $3S, }
Nr. Frailey then proceeded to address the
meeting al length lie referred to the neces-
Sitv FOR the Centennial Celebration, and re-
viewed the rise and rapid progress OF the ma
tiOn whose hundreth birthday arrangements
were being made. He advocate d tile appOln
ment of a committee in this city, to take
charge of the affair here.
Edward Belts, offered the following resolu
ton
Rssolpsd. That committee Of FIVE citizens
be appointed by the Mayor, to select aCenten
NAL Finance Committee for the State OF Dsla
ware. -,
The resolution was adopted, and the fol
lowing committee appointed EdSard Belts
Eli Garrett, Preston Lea, ii. +. Pickles II. N
Jenkins.
Mayor Simms was, on motion, added to thli
committee.
The Philadelphia Finance Committee wa
represented, ct this meeting. by Q delegation
consisting OF Messrs. Fred. Frailey, John =
WetherilI, N. Parker ShOrlridge and ID. Ar
mltt Brown.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02
CangreHr.

The Folty-thlrd Congress met yesterday
In the Senate, Vice President Wilson preSl-
ded. Robert Crozler, appointed Senator from
Kansas for the unexplred term Of Alexander
Caldwell, was sworn in.
Mr.. Sumner introduced bills supplementary
to the Civil Rights act authorizing the issue
of compound interest notes to takes the place
OF legal tenders to prevent kidnapping
abroad providing for the adjustment Of the
French spoliation claims and looking to con-
stitutional amendments providing for the cleo
tIOn of tho President by direct popular vote,
abOlishIng the Vice Presidency, and limiting
the Presidential tenure to single term OF six
wears. Bills wer0alsO introduced by Mr, Ed
nnnds. creating q commission to adjust the
Concentrations involved in the award Of the
Geneva Tribunal Mr.. Wright repeating the
1salarv grab - Mr. Logan repeating the
Bankruptcy act Mr.. Morton, repeating that
portion of the Bankrupt law which provides
Tor involuntarily bankruptcy Mr. Fenton'
revising tue Customs laws, and Mr.. Bucklng-
ham, extending the bounties. Mr.. Morrill, Of
fered resolution instructlng the Finance
Committee to consider the expedIency ORE.
porting bill to provide for free banking and
specie payments, and Mr.. Ferry offered res
oiution instructing the sama Committee to re-
mort remedies for the present financial de-
Tn the House the roll was called by the Clerk
and 278 members answered to their Names
Tho Clerk stated that there were but two un
CHALLENGED corglucNbc5 HUM A4Oulotnh"J otsS
only two members from that State were there
fore enrolled.
After the roll call, the House organized pJ
re-eIectiDR Mr.. Blaine of Maine, to be Speak
er, and also elected the other officers nomina
ted in the Republican caucus on Saturday. a
committee was then appointed to wait upoi
the President, in connection with the Senat
COMMITTEES, 70 inform him that the House
wers ready tOEeceive any communication n
might make. The Territorial delegates Wer'
chen sworn in among them Mr.. Cannon, o
Utah. to whose admission opposition wa
made. The drawing for seats then took place
exception being made in favor Of Messrs
Dawes, Of Massachusetts,, and Stevens, Q
Georgia, who were allowed to select thei
seats. The certificate for the North lndlan
District was referred to the Election Comml
tee. Mr.. Butler Of Massachusetts,, onere
a resolution admitting to their seats MessL
SyDber, Sheldon and Pinchbeck, OF LOt
isiana Without acting upon 1t the hous
adjourned.
A caucus Of Republican Congressman vi
held in the Hall Of Representatives last eVei
ing TO consider the subject Of the CongRe
sional salary RFa6 " Alter some discussion 4
euhiect was referred to a committee Of I'VE, VA
instructions TO prepare bill for the repeal
the Increased Salary bill SO tar as II relates
COugressmeO, and report to tn House tO-dA
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

Is :;T:s,. 'iSSs SSSls HSGI sa Dis ':s4SS-'' sSs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

ENOR SAkk.
~ A amAh Tubular SteAA BOilaz. = hoat thF0O
hOEgs power. suitable for driving smAlI engine or
for beating puRDossa. Price 50. AsBly at Ehh of-
Zee HaRlA-u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

A TRusTY MAN WHO WAS NOT TRUsFED.-
Joshua Trusty, col f. was seen early this morn
ilR. BY officer Brickle, walking susPiciOusly
along The street with a Suspicious looking bag
on his shoulder. The officer examined the bag,
and found therein, several lins chickens. Joshua
upon being questioned, said that he bought the
bag and chickens from cOlOred friend, near
HaFs's Corner, but As be did not tell q very
Ulraieht tale. officer BrIekle brought him, the
bag. ana the chickens, where they all now are.
r6e bag has stamped on II. the name Of"Jsa.
BroWn.n
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

ever iAkECanesd- Those who mAy dOHNt the sa-
partOR magantag0s Of tAis shoe over ell 9th srs.
ahould 0an aad SAkisfV themselves. ct
WM. II. BABC0CK 4 CO..
oct2O-Sn S4a MsEk ct Street. 4 doors below lth
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

WnL HsUMR--The Arlington cOitOn Mills
on LamnOli street, Niaih Ward, which have
bssn running on half time Tor several weeks
past. win resume fall opsFAlion. A reduction
Of 10 psE cent. In the wages, will then 50 into
efsel. 4,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

FoR CMAPLAIN OF THE HoUsB.-Ol SAtuF-
day evening Last, ct thscauons 10 Waahingtol,
the name Of Rev. Thomas w. Poulson, Wo
favorably considered for the once Of Chaplain
Of che House ct the present. session. Nj. POul-
aon vasa resident Of WilmingtOn for many
yeATa and & yell knoWn here. t&i
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

4 young lady aiudent 10 the MoFaVian Col
lsgs q Salem, y. O, was burned 70 death On
saturday, By her clothes being aooidentaliy
Hei On IRE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02
DAILY NGAZETl r.

The New York Herald denounOes the settlement
of the Cuban outrage as "dsgracsful cOmpre-
mS"and says the insubOrdlnatlon Of The Spanish
CubanS may save "us from national dishonor
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02

TIE Ptssldsut's mso,aes win b. ssns %
Congress early this afietpeon, hissal6tO bs
luminous.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-02
The Dunn--HarringtOh Con-
'.-' troversey.
Marshal DunR's RepIy-He Denies Nc,
HarringtOn's Charges. 80 :

The following is the reply of U. s. MArshal
Dunn, to the last letter from sanuSI n. HArriDg-
ton, ESQ:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-04
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 3, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Ernst Morz Arrdt Ger) Dreyer stettin via
Havrc-Chas kammesberg Co.
steamship Wilmington, Holmes, Havana-w Clyde
Steamship Virgo, Buckley savannah-Murray. Ferris
Rchmond-old Dominion Steamship Co
steamship Fanita. Doane, Philadelphia-Lorillari
steamship Neptune. Baker Boston--B Dimock.
ship Her Majesty BD, Curtis, London-Chas l. Wright
ship Sir William Wallace dBr, Coleville, London-Ar
Ship Annie Gray CBr,. More, London-Arkeil, TUFTS
Bark La Place dtaD, Pascondola Cork or FalmouthA
Bark Louise GER, Gerham. stettin-runcb, Edge a
Bark Skiold tNor), Henricksen, stetn-Funch, Edge
Bark vidsjaaen CNor). Frudsen Christiana-Funch.
Bark Isaac Hall. colcord. Bordeaux Winchester
BARK Adeline Adams, colbourne. cenfuegos-A Alb
bot.
Brig Don Quixote Munroe stettn-Hand A Swan
:, Brig Hcldah Nor) Henricksen, Lubeck-Tetens d
Brig Fred Thompson (Br), Menzies Gibraltar for or
scbr Saunders, Smith, st decentralization
schr Laura Pride Br), Alexander, Baracoa-Bret, Son
schr Antelope tBr) Winters AUX oayes-D r Dc Wolf
,schr Equator tBr) Ranger, Harbor Island-,James
Eneas
. sehr Nelson (Br, Wright, st John. Mp Nevius
,schr Nole, Anterior, Pernandina, Fla-Fed Frye
,schr louisa Smith, Weber, Orange Bluff II Win
> schr Abby Bentley, Mehaacy. Charleston
schr hdolph Hngei Meeks Richmond-A Abbott
schr Belle Brown, Nash. Baltimore-W Chalmers.
scir Hero, Baker SSaem-R Ropes Go.
,schr Tabitha Hannah, DILL Acknowledgment 4
steamer octarora, Reynolds Baltimore
Steamer Ann Eliza, Richards PnIladeiphia.
steamer 1acony, Nicnois, Philadelphia.
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Nine Buildings Dana ged-Loss S45, ZOO.

FIRE broke out yesterday morning in the three story
frame building at the of 0 Elm street. that caused
considerable damage The house occupied by
William Tyre, carpenter and builder In a time
the flames extended To the adj Joining budDgsl34 rear
1873 front and and l42 Elm street. and to H. H 49, AZ
in Crosby street Gustav G. Hertel weiss beer
brewer, owner and occupier of the building in
the OF I3t Elm street. suffered loss on
the house OF $4,000 Holricht schott brass
shers who occupy the four story frame house in
amour ting 10 Sl,U0 The building which is the prop
erty OF Robert BALDWIN damaged 10 the extent Of
500 William Tyrc, who rented the three story frame
winch the fire originated lost property valued
5000 The building belongs 70 the Brown estate and
was injured TO the extent OF $500 Mounter A Bush,
anuacturers OF Tu kish ottomans who occupied the
floor OF the three story brick building ~ Elm street
'front.' sustained damage - ther stock Of $3.50 The
damaged TO the extent Of $500. Adjoining this house
is the tenement l3s him street. front IL was dam
aged the extent OF 500 The property belongs 20 Rob
eTt BALDWIN Anotbe tenement SIX story brick, IN
Ia ylnr was damaged to the extent of $1,000 Three
brick bindings In the of ID Is and IL Crosby street
owned by Dr. Burke were damaged 70 lne exient OF
beaumont dyer and rehDsher, whose loss was Sl,2U
Baker MckiDta who occupied the second Moor MS
mandatory 0t military goods sustained loss OF $6UV
occupied the r floor, sustained loss OF $500; insured
for s230 III various companies Edward waning, owner
the ave brick building tenement l42 Elm street,
sufle red loss Of $50; insured
Martin Walsh. foreman Of Engine Company No 80 re.
sidnp the Of Charlton and Hudson streets, and
Edward Nilholm, foreman OF Engine Company No. ~,
residing at ~ spring street were serously injured by
removed 10 their homes by the police Of tue
precinct Fire Marshal sheldon VIII hold an
Dvcsugauon into me cause VI Tue In to-day. -
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jones' house l saw the IRE nash up y, ain. The
feet and hands In the graveyard ana hnally he hid
them; and, seeing the train at the cepot boarded
IL and went to Delmas; thence TO Salisbury, Nd,
ceeded TO harrington and surrendered himself
HIS ANTVOBOENTS.
He is q man OF more Than ordinary intelligence
graduate OF Dickinson College, at which place he
studied both law and medicine. HIS first engage
ment ut Dover was as an assistant in q select
OF peculiyr "eas," for which he claimed extra
ordinary plerits, and pr0iessed to have private
recipe. The real purpose OF the gas 1t seems, was
lis Inhalation for its wonderful exhiarating
enects, 1t being nothing more than nitrous oxide
gas, disguised with color. He engaged in
the manufacture OF this article when he committed
this deed, which in its details exceeds anything
ever heretofore recorded In the annals OF crime in
THIS State.
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Marine snsters.

DIsuSterS.
sS-For particulars Of the sinking Of bark Curacao see
news columns
STEAMSHIP PETERSBURG (Br Black was to come OF the
dock May 81 and leave Bermuda in eight days for New
had strong westerly winds and lost some sails
BARK JAMES MAuRY tBr,, from Musquash, NIB, TOR
examined by the portwardens the 3Oth ut they
Seav f p n f oye a Re O O with
rail split and broken waterways apparently much
mended that the decksad be discharged and topgaant
and royal yards sent down tugboat has from st
port for repairs
scaa ELEANOR at Norfolk, from New York, reports -
forward to water cask, washed OH by heavy
sea and drowned Every exeron was made by the mate
10 save him, but without success.
ScHR Francis SMITH, before reported damaged nv
being ashore Goshen Reef LETT London LIST inst in
obliged 70 return to port She sprung leak and
ss the railroad op BRIDGE h me now lies on the
and taken on the railway at New London for repairs
scHR ANNIE CuRRrER CBrl, Peck from st John NIB, for
pairs coson on e @ west S 3, Suod
main rail badly ar s and had
chains carried away and mainniast sprung. She will
will be discharged. - 'a'so
CAIsB EAroS tof Boston,, owned by Messrs Brown
Total Crew b csns s. sable and wiz
Iceland on habut trip 80 y
senR OLIVER J.ss;os, from Elzasethport for Boston,
repairs
miles ENE OF rive rahom Bank lishtship. passed a
sunken schr with topmasts above water.
The cargo of steamship Memphis (Br), for Liverpool
disabled had ali been discharged on ihe 10Th ibe bulk
cargo CORN was all taken out In good order
BERMUDA, Nav H-The work on the ship Bcaumaris
Castle, in consequence Of unavcrablc weather Is pro-
nenea p"ne e bow bsns az he ae 90 so a
four aud hal lcet further out OF water fhan when
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ARRIVALS.

REpoRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WHiTEsEONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship Scotia Or Lott, Liverpool May "a and
Queenstown 10th, with mdse and passengers to q q
FranckIyn.
Queenstown I'D, viii, mdse and passengers 10 WI
Hurst
steamship samaria or, Garrett Liverpool May 20 and
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SAILED.

Steamships Wilmington, for Havana; Holland, London
Virgo, Savannah Wyanoke, Richmond ~; barks Grace.
rotterdam; , Geaon, Csrk; Martin Brett, Cardenas
more brig Harry Aubrey Barbados Mary Ida, Cura.
Goa Insuan, Stockholm.
Wind M sunset Sc.
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THE DELAWARE MODOC.
Professor West, the Murderer, ol
Trial lat Dover.

"A Sicksning Narrative Of the Crime-Prompted
by DESIRE for Gain-How the White savage :
Killed ''Cooch' Turner, the Negro, scalped, =
skinned and Beheaded Him, and
LEFT the Impression that the Body
Was that Of West, Who Had
Heavy Life Insurance
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PETER HENDERSON

After protracted debate the report of the COM
mittee was adopted. The same committee was IN
structed to have preliminary map prepared, and
this map will, in all probability, be on file in the
office OF the commissioners at the expiration Of ten
days. When 1t is considered that the map will en-
brace the entire county-a length Of sixteen
miles-the expedition In completing II will be APP
preciated. The cost ls limited TO $500, compare
lively m derate sum, indeed. II the Commissioners
pursue similar policy o. economy In the perform
ance of the great work before them they will re-
quarter.
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NEW S,

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
SUN AND MOON HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. 80 Gov. Island. morn "a
sun SETS. 90 Sandy Hook. morn 90
Moon SETS. morn l % He'll Gate. =. morn 80
OCEAN STEAMERS
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JUNE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NNsCELLANEOUs.
~.
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
fees IN advances advice fee Commissioner for every
state. FREDERICK l. KING
counsellor at Law. 1858 Broadway.
A -HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
IA. corr.er Vt Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from 3 A. m. to o r. NJ
On sunday from too p. NJ
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM pIFrER
n cnt States; legal everywhere; dcseron &C. sun
cent No publicity required; charge Until af
vorcc granted. Advice free. .
N. HOUSE, Attorney. lM Broadway.