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Maid OF orange was in front when the drum
&. tapped, but she did not get away, Bevins' entry
seolng at once to the 'front.' Quits second. Cariboo
tnird, Mollle Daring fourth, Camden fifth, the
Others together. AT the quarter pole Quits was
reading Bevins' second, Caflbo0 third, Maid OF Or
Sang. Ioufth, Camden NTH, NJ. A. Ii. sixth MOllie
narnng seventh. At the hamile pole Quits led
Iie iehe,h Carlboo second, Bevins' third NJ A. b.
t.ouItl, MAID OF Orange nt0 Camden sixth, Mollie
fualhR seventh, st. fatrick eighth. At the three.
ipLarter pole Quits still showed the way and,
EHriDoo second, Que length In advance OF NJ a. Il. ;
poue Darihg fourth, ST. Patrick fifth, Camden
'Elne, l:a5. '
The Second Race
HANDICAP PURSE OF $500, Tor all ages. second 20
T0tiSe sSoO' winner oil any race matches ey-
cepted) alter publication Of Weights 8 lbs extra
two and quarter miles,
J. q. X. Lawrences ch. h Village Blacksmith.
by NaDdal, dam Cholera, aged, IFS lbs
tbaIDeIJ .-.. Observation-Disclosures. /
&. u. Ransom 4 Co.'s br. c. Ransom, by Astc-
rod, dam Banner, years Old, 90 bs
X. w. Waden's b. c. Utica, by Lexington, dam
Kitty Clark. years Old tIIaukerson) ......... 3
q W. II. Sanford's b. &. Midew, by Lexington, dam
Mildred, years old 100 lbs tFeeks). ........... a
IA ii. Saniord's br. b. Bingamin, by Asteroid,
lam Bay Lear years Old, It's 5lbs............. DIR.
NJ II. Sanf0rd's b. I. M. A b., by Asterod, dam
b. y Leaf, years old, 81 bs.................d dr.
J. r. wilson a. Co.'s ca. c. Mart Jordan, by RevoL
vet dam Matte c., years old, 05 lbs. DIR.
Joun Cofee's gr. c. BY Lightning, dam Jessa-
miu,' Porter, years old 95 lbs. DIR.
J.. Bucl ley's ch. m. CMckabiddy, by Australian,
dam ate Hayes, years Old, ITO lbs. dr.
ttx~A
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Steamships City Of Paris (Br. Italy (Br) Parthia (Br
c.or;, 8na saltie Br) LverpSol Edinburgh r London
clyde Galveston via Key Vest George Washington and
new Oreans New Orleans. San salvador, and Mont
Lon sior sb,1 &c Knsht eorgetown DC Regu
Liverpool Edith !Br. do Repnblc fBr Antwerp; barks
Rm Rmn,'e e. @N2rl DO; josephine Marlin, Lislon; Angh
20 p1uIn ,b' London Hedwig Siebe (Ger, BREMEN; Era
pa bIss. Ner Have FamiIien Munde Mor Queenstown
Sai, Naples anSg Sgnsno Ms asD Cork; Gsndde,z. Laura
a m .guayys; Clara PicSens Trieste Innia
boiiand, Jacksonville sunny South, Wilmington, NC
.No.. bedeil aoi Mary Lonisa Washington: N We'd
do n Kelsey Norfolk; W Pharo. philadelphia.
wind ut sunset fresh
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Ihe horses had most capital start, Colonel
Gruce nagng been pa rtlculary fortunate in all his
starting during the me citing. Utica soon went to
tse mont, followed cl. sely by Mildew, Ransom
thIiu. Village Blacksmith fourth As the horses
backsmiLn and Mildew rum ing side by side, RAN
som Iour!n. Going around the upper turn the
noIses were very close together for moment. and
shen tney spread out nose and {. n, Utica Leading
village biacAsmith second. MildeN third. Ransom
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Shipping Notes.

Tho entr.,s for tie dry docks have not been very
merous this week. owing moi much 10 scarcity Of re-
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SH | PING WS.

Almanac FOR New York-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
sun RISES. 40 Gov. Island. EVE 9 SO
sun SETS. s........... II Sandy Hook. ..eve / So
Moon Iises... ii ~ Hell Gate. .eye q 23
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Last on The list was purse OF 600 for hand
cap running race mile heats. There were six en-
tries but only one came to the post, this being
George Moore's bay filly Hattie O'Neal. To make
up race and amuse the people still more, the
owner OF Alroy sent for him. and gallop around
the track took place. Hattie distanced AlrOy, and
the time was 2:19Z..
SUMMARY.
SANE DAY-RunniDg purse OF $500, mile heats
George Moore's b. T.. Hattie O'Neal (Reeves) -. 1
NJ. DOnahue's ch. CT Alr0y (Thonpson) dis
Time, 2:19x.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Flora Ger, Hubncr, from Liverpool July II Cy
pilot boat Fish, No ~.
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no YOU KNOW ITs

WINCHESTERS HYPOPHOsPHITE OF LIME. AND
SODA the grandes vitazing tonic and nvgorator ol
earth 1t Is an immediate cure for general debility,
night prostrat0n OF the vital forces
and powers and weakness OF every description will
restore strength and build III anew np0rting
renewed vigor, energy and elasticity 70 your entire
nervous system.
As tonic for nvalds recovering from fevers other
illness it is unequaed speedily restoring the vital
strength and nervous energy and fastening perfect
cOvery.
wINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHTTE is q certain a
Of restoring and maintaining the nealtn anj
strength Of brain workers. the aborng classes
ladies and children mothers nursing tner infants anu
all persons of sedentary occupations ana habits
Prices, 81 and 81 per bottle, r,,, . 20 c..,.-.
al John street. New York
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FIRST and third premiums were won by Charles
Blivns spotted gelding Spotted Colt.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY.-Purse OF 81, 600, for horses that never
beat :32 mile heats, best three in hva in harness
$500 to the first, $3.50 to the second and $3.50 70
the third horse.
Charles Blivins' SPIT. g. Spotted Colt. 1
Otis Borts W. q. White Fawn.. 2 l. 2
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THE SEASONS FOR
RATTAN FABRICS,
manus sctured BY
CYRUS WAKEFIELD
AUTUMN AND WINTER.
FURNITURE,
comfortable durabfe. light and beautifua
New American, German and french desgn9
MATING
for pub,ic buildings halls schools railway and sec1
cars omnibuses and oil places where and durs~
BILE mating Is required.
OUTSIDE DOOR MATS.
Solid brush open work Of rattan and eecos aeres
1aide," all styles and prices.
Mats Of any description made TO order.
BASKETS
Oval, round and square Clothes Baskets Laundry,
Hampers; Market, school, Fruit Work. Bushe Butcher,
ONCE, Napkin Knife, Recues and Travelling Baskets
STABLE AND SNOW BRooMs.
The superior skin and machinery used in manufactur.
Ing totether with the natural strength and elastic qalf
ties OF the eria render all articles make from rattan
unequsled where elegance Of design and durability
desired.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
36 Canal and l2s Friend street. Boston
New York salesrooms No 3 Barclay street spa 10, u
Park place.
TOYs TOYS, Toys TOYK
large and rich assortment ~ English French osruunni
and American Toys. sold at very low pr ces.
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
" SCHENCK'S fULMONIC SYRUP
sCHENCK'S sEAWEED TONIC,


SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS,
Are the only medicines that will Pulmonary Con-
sumption.
Frequently medicines that stop a cough will occasion
the death OF the paent they lock the liver stop the
circulation OF the blood hemorrhage follows and, in
fact they clog the action OF the organs that caused
the cough
LIVER Complaint and Dyspepsia the Of two
thirds OF the or Consumption. Many persons
plain of a dull pain in the side, constipation coated
tongue, pain in the shouderbade, feelings of drows
and restessness, the food lying heavily on the
stomach, accompanied with acdity and belchng up Of
wind.
These symptoms usually originate from disordered
condition of the stomach or a torpid liver.
Persons affected If they take two heavy colds
ana il the cough in these be suddenly checked, will
find the stomach and liver clogged remaining torpid and
Inactive and almost before they are aware the lungs
mass Of and liberated the result Of which is
death.
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup is expectorant which
does not contain any opium or anything calculated to
check cough suddenly.
schencks scaweed Tonic dissolves the food, mixes
with gastric OF the stomach aids digestion and
creates q ravenous appetite.
When the bowels cosve skin sallow. the symp-
toms otherwise OF a bilious tendency, Schencks Man
drake Pills required
'"e'e "s'''Ae' "'s - j. H. sChAENCK 4 SON.
northeast Sixth and Arch .trcets; Philadelphia,
ana are for sale by all druggists and dealers.
JOHN F. HENRY. Nos. and College place, New
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CONTINUATION OF CURES By THE WONDERFUL
- BETHESDA MIMSEkAL M SPRING WATER-ES-
r. Burns produce merchant, New York. chronic h@ma-
turia and calculus; Archdeacon T. u. Fuller, Toronto,
diabetes metus and, by nr. X. B. Young, numerous
eases Of diabetes dropsy dyspepsia urinary
and uterine diseases Depot 20 Broadway. Pamphlets
and analysis gratis by A. II. HEATH, NJ. ID.
(NoNsUMPTON.-A GENUINE, EFFECTUAL REM.
- edy for Hopeless Consumption. liberated Lungs.
Coughs, Pneumonia from eminent retired physician,
for inyalds sending address and stamp to PHYSICIAN,
box 299 Post Office
DANGEROUS OPERATIONS FOR STONE IN THE
~ bladder are unnecessary. as the wonderful BE-
THEsDA SPRING WATER, from Wsukesha, dssolves it
and all gravely deposits the urine Many the most
eminent phi yscians acknowledge it TO be the only
for paralysis liver uterine and urinary diseases dropsy
and diabetes Thousands OF certificates.
DR.. HEATH, No zD0 Broadway, New York
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large and rich assortment ~ English French 0srupnni
and American Toys. sold at very low prces.
H. n. STAvELEY.
SO Broadway. wear Elghtee nth stseva
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TRINIDAD, Sept 2-In port bark Norah, Hall, for New
American Ports.
ALEExA,N,pRlA Sept lIArryed schrs Hart Bo'-
sailed-schrs p Bah, and Jesse Knight Provi.
izth.A Arrived, schr II Hedges, Providence.
John NsE
',Bo$foN Sept is-xrrvsc, schrs vonelia and rhoma.
Cleared mship Geo Appold Loveland, Baltimore
hart Nistersen, fSiladephis; Alice Noyes Baker,
Cape ape Ann, INTO, to load adj 70! New York r,-
T'rn'ndna ''hr'
Sast 5 9S
passed Cape Cod at 5 PM brig Como
BxLTIMoRE, Sept ls-xrriyed,, steamers Gull Stream,
sa saf KY
ga via SGro brig o Pom Mo-
s N,S % $Rss Ss sEs.
@ ns Boston
saiIed-Brg AM owen, Hal,ia1 schr shiloh, carde-
ssw York os sP l.ss sss
ud BATH Sept ii-Arrived, schr BrOotinss Brown
ssisTo sept Arrs.d e :shr CSrT,n ,s'1
Providence for New York tater going ON the marine rA
CHARLEsToN, Sept ls-sacd, steamship Champion
..GxLxfs, Sept s-cieared, schr John Boynton HILL
SSxrfy.d .chr Mis-. sobersson, New ~ TGEk .;.e Ellen
piSHroS, sept lo-Arr,ved, schr John sandford'
"sss sssasesr fVRns Whistler Keefs rom raunson New
s:; ss; ssl sS' Ss:n
0el G s sehr, VIM c.pss Key philadelphia
.on oAhyEr3 FIoss srd 0''S "'"A''
Alex fssss asG'sSE1' ssSr Ami.
~sbpsr. Ode. TazSsa. '''
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Revised Statutes State South Carolina.
tOMrLLIE i'll ono volume, &c.
" AtiS Of The Legislature, 1872 10, 81.
Eoi sale at i. l.. BRYAN'S bookstore.
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Tax Notice.


HEREBY notify the Taxpayers of Rich
Il land County that I shall be ut my Office
from O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock p. NJ, from
tho let OF July to August 20, 1873, to receive
returns from each and all persons liable to
taxation OF 1873; also, all taxable polls arc re-
Act OF tho General Assembly, approved goth
February, 1878, to enforce the payment OF
Tho poll tax, and in default of tho payment OF
this tax shall be subject to penalty of dou-
bic tho amount of their poll tax and required
towork upon tho highway or roads. Any one
who shall refuse to conform to tho rcouiro-
ments OF this Act or obey tho directions of
tho County Commissioners, ehall be consi-
uered guilty of misdcmcanor and on con-
yiction thereof, bo Imprisoned for tho same
IN the County Jail for Il term not less than ten
days.
The Act Of the General Assembly proviace
Tor the rc-assesemcnt of real cstate, and to
correct the records of the County Auditor's y
ofiicc or errors, if any exist, and to furnish a
correct and complete return Of all taxable
property Ill Richland County.
The law also requires tho County Auditor
to aeeess all parties who fail to make return
OF their real and personal property within the
time above noted, with penalty OF so per
cent. on both.
Tho law III this particular will bo rigidly
enforced, except in cases of sickness or alb
sence from tho County, and all returns will
DC received and assessments made in accord
anco with law, Mt tho Auditors Office, in CO.
lumbia, S. 9. A. T.. SOLOMON, A. II. G.
Office Richardson street, Parker Block,
Second Floor, Room No. 2. July 9
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Columbia Music Store,
LyBrand & Son

FTHhKE pleasure in calling the nt.crtion Of
l. the pnbi!c to eli examination OF their
STOCK OF MUSICAL AEKCIiAEDIfi:. con
sisting of Pianos, Church and r&r!cr O Orrana,
Molodoons, Yiolins, Guitars, Baiios, Flutes
AccordconH, Hrass ard Silver Bard Instru-
mente of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments on land a. all times. Sheet
Music sent By mail, post raid, on receipt oi
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods cent by
Express, whom ordered, 10 Hny part Of the
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, fer cash.
Pianog. Organs and Mclodcons tuned. md re-
paired in satisfactory manner: and will give
Shipping Pianos for othcrpa,tcs 10 any, pon
dosred, at modcr cpriccs.
All orders promptly attended 10 and salts
faction guaranteed to those favoring us Will
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
charls0n street, few doosa above PnGHIx
Office, Columbia, 8. @. Now
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An Ordinance Providing for Uniformity
OF Numbers in the CITY of CnIumhia


A RTICLE 1. BE ii ordained Jy Tie Afayo,
"A and CITY Council. That all the houses
stores, shops, factories, within the citv corpo
rate limits, shall be numbered.
ARTICLE 2. That Richardson and Senate
ssIssts si,aii be the !;aso Iincs that ali streets
running from these baso lines shall bc nurl-
bcred. No. shall commence ou the right
hand side, and tho No. on tho lef:.
ARTICLE .. That every thirty feet shall be
given in as number, built upon or vacant;
go when all vacant lots arc baiit up, there will
be no changing of numbers.
ARTICLE 4. That every owner of house O.,
dwelling shall caueo to DO placed thereon the
proper number, and that any person or per
sons who shall defacc or alter any number or
numbers thus put up, shall be liable to fine
ARTICLE 8. That tho numbers ehall bo two
style.
ARTICLE G. This Ordinance shall take effect
Immediately after it's PASSAGE
Done and ratified. in Council assembled.
under tho corporate seal OF tho city of Column
Dla, on the tenth day of Juno, in tho year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-thrco.
JOHN ALEXANDER, Mayor.
Attest: CHAELEs DARNUaI, City Treasurer
Aug 70
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Edmund Yates SAYS that the Shah
saw about 600 buxom and blooming
Lancashire lassies in the spinning and
weaving mills in Manchester. He was
80 struck with the sight THAT he offered
to buy up the whole establishment,
operatives and all, to take back with
him to Teheran. His Majesty was
much disappointed to learn that the
laws of Great Britain forbade such q
bargain.
AN END OF THE CABLE MONOPOLY. -
IN the British House of Commons, on
the Gath nlt, it was stated by the Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs that tho
Newfoundland Government intend to
put an end to the monopoly of tele.
enjoyed by certain companies, and to
petition, and had notified the compa MES
to that effect.
As tho Calhoun street African Church.
Charleston, on Sunday night, while the
preacher was delivering his sermon, lie
used these words: "You who sit in
darkness, como over on the Lords eide
and he will give you light" Where
upon the. gas in the church suddenly
went out, leaving the congregation in
total darkness.
The first installment of the new fifty
cent notes have been delivered to Trea-
surer Spinner by tho Printing Bureau,
and Issued. The work of printing the
new notes is now progressing rapidly,
and in few days they will be circulated
all over the country.
The Post Office Department distri-
buted to postmasters Inst week. from the
agency at Springfield, Mass, $3.50, 600
postal cards, which is about 1000. 600 in
excess OF the number distributed in any
previous week.
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'I!ic iicafcio ON

nH entering cur 18th season WIKI ,Eost
~ GINS, we have on.y to say, that il,
EVERY case pa::ica Sho Iayo bons sht them
Or seen them uscl have been DELIGHTED
with thcrl, ana lron0uncc t.e!. ,ho BI.SI
they have any knowledge Of.
Wo GUARANTEE them TO Gin rs clean. run
as LIGHT. GIN as EAST and turn ont a,
GOOD SAMrLE as ANY GIN THAT l..
iisappontment. % Cstaioeac' ' nj and l. retcrenc. i,"
forwarded Gn application.
LOKICK H LOWRANCE,
June 2l Sole Agcnta Ter South Carolina.
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OBSTACLES TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
relief for young mon from the effects of
errors and abuses in early lifo. Manhood re.
stored. lmpcdiments to marriage removed.
New method of treatment. Now and re-.
EaIkaDle remedies. Books and circulars
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, philadelphia, Pam institution hay.
ing high reputation fer honorable conduct
Ano pro1csBlonal skill. July 3mo
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Hyi!rG.tct,cs.

4 MOTHER supply OF these u-riEi :a..r,,.
IN men:s Tor S!ri;k!ing Gardens, Wa.:,m,.
Windows, &c. jus, received ana 10. sale b;
July3l JD!iN AGNEW y ION.
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Good Soda Watnr

MI ADE FROM pare s;i.nS water. :;rG:....,:..,
Nl and bright, rN"Gc:t SODA WNTCH, i,
bottIon for family "sc. With :. little cr. yo;.
cs;1 ENJOY thIs dciico"a bcvc"a - 4! Your lu'..
homes, al :. p!icc that vii! ci.cuur%gc .hc u
Or thia !Icaii'fn! ,iiHi. 70. -a!, gt i.E.I.
NiTSI:'S Dri:., store. Jn,,, ,r
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HIHIS unrivalled Southern Remedy is wa
Il ranted not to contain single particle o
MERCURY, or any injurious mineral sub
stance, bui is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
Containing those Southern Roots and Horbs.s
which an All-Wise Providence has placed IL
countries where Liver Diseases most prevail.
IL Will Cure all Diseases caused by ia
rangement OF the Liver.
THE SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint arc q
bltter or bad taste in the mouth; Pain i'm the
Back. sides or Joints, often mistaken for
Nhcumatism; Sour Stomach; Loss of An
petite; Bowels alternately coetive and lax.
Headache; LOSS of Memory, with a painful
sensation OF having failcd to do somethinr
which ought to havo been eono; DebIiity.
Low spirits, a thick yellow appearance of
the Skin and Eyes, q dry Cough, often mis-
taken for Consumption. Sometimes many
OF these symptoms attend tho disease. at
others very few; but tho LIVER, tho largest,
organ III tho body, is generally tho seat of
tho disease, aud if not Regulated in time.
great suffering, wrctchcdness and DEATIi
will ensue.
This Great Unfniling SPECIFIC vii,
not he found the Least UnpIensnnt,
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATION. Jaun.
dice, Bilious Attacks, SICK HEADhC CHE.
GONG, Depression OF Spirits. SOUR STO.
MACA, Heartburn, &C.. &c.
Simmons Liver Regulator or Eedicire
ls tho Cheapest, Purcet and Best Fani,v
Medicine in the Worldl
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
j. H. ZEILIN u CO..
Macon, Ga, and Phila adelphia.
Price, 81. Sold by all Drugeiate.
July IL [Sept 1G] iT1y
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neinitsiI's Great PHI, the Liver PHI
l"::tcs III, Blood. cures Liver Complaint,
SAX Headache, Bilious Complaints. Try
tacm Don't suffer any moro. May 81
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Summer Wines and Fall Stock of
HOCkS, Clarets, Hurgund;cs, Shcrrica
II Port and Madeira Wines; Erar,lies 0i
Vintage 1868, 1860. 1853 and 1895.
Choice Mellow Whiakies OF varicu, brands,
in:!uGiig our exclusive specially, NA;!Y-
LAND CLCH-tinest cXtant.
July - GEO. SYS!,IERS.
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ShiEts ! Shirts! Shirts

SILK SCAEFS, TIES and BOWS. of the
:inesi a1 most elegant designs and patterns.
Al 4; tho lowest possible figures.
Cn!i early, a. D. EpSTIN'S,
-ia" * Under Columbia Intcl
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sTRAYED OR sToLENl

A BLACK AND TAN PUP. "a
y two months old. on Monday JS
December 81. A liberal reward WILL As..ses..S
be paid for the return Of the property 10 r. y.
Van VAlkenburg, Gold Hill. fe6 U
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AN enterprislng gambling house in
Denver recently hired a rather fresh
young man from tie States to do n lit
tie "capping." He soon spotted n
burly Inan of rustic dress aud manners,
who looked for all the world like an
honest ranchman from down the
Platte, and just dismounted from
wagon load Of potatoes somewhere
round the corner. The capper drew
him Into conversation, and the rustic
dropped on the game ut once, was
Piled with numerous SOCIAL glasses,
and rather gradually and expensively
inveigled Into the lair Of the tiger.
When the Ingenious youth called the
attention Of old King Pharoah himself
to the prize he had in tow, that poten-
tate rndeIy asked him: "What tho
= did you pilot the Chief of Police
In here for?"
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For RENO, connecting with Eastern and west-
ern bound Passenger Trains Of the c. P. r. R.,
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=" the DETECTION Of GRIMES /!
NOTICE m BANKRUPTCY

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Nevada, &C..
In the mater OF CHARLES Y0UNGWoRTH,
Bankrupt.-A warrant in bankruptcy has been
ChsrIes Souuyworth Of Virginia City. county
Of STOREY and State OF Nevada. in said District,
who has been Only sdjudced bankrupt upon
his own petition; and the payment OF any debts
and the delivery Of any properly oeionging ,so 20
transfer Of any property BY him, arc forbidden
BY law. meeting OF the creditors OF said
bankrupt, to provo his debts and choose one
or more aseignees Of his estate. will be held NJ
City, In said District on the Goth day Of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1878, At II o'clock ~, at the ONCE
OF L. Strother. Register In Bankruptcy OF said
District, No. 16 North street, Virginia, Storey
county, State OF Nevada.
GEORGE I. LAMMON,
Us. Nashai and Messenger In Bankruptcy.
{e9 I'd BY AUGUSTUS ASH, Deputy.
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A wELI-pREssED traveller was re-
Gently taken i'll at Saginaw, Mich,
and though the doctor saw no cause
for alarm. the patient got low-spirited,
thought he was going TO die. and re-
quested the doctor to break the news
to q girl In Rome, whom he loved
deaIer than life he must do it gently,
for she was tender flower. and might
wilt. so all tenderly the doctor wrote,
and this was the response from the
loving girl: "Dr. D., care nothing
for that Mr.. D., nor to hear from
him. You Will please tell him to send
me no more word. p. S. Kill him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-12

A SCHOLARLY undertaken OF New
York will shortly send to press vol
ums deprccating the manufacture and
use Of nltro-glycerine. Should the
employment OF that explosive agent
become more general, he says, then his
occupations gone. since no remains
are ever found after a nitro-glycerine
blow up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-12
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

On AND AFTER FEBRUARY 1. 1878,