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NEVADA STATE ITEMS.

From the Eureka Sentinel Aug. II
WHITE PINE.-From W. H. Hender-
son, who came in from White Pine yes
terday evening, we learn that the Eber-
hardt and Aurora Company are rebuild
ing the mill which was destroyed by fire
about year ago. The mill will contain
thirty stamps, is in construction on the
site of the old one, and is expected to be
in operation by the first of October prox-
imo. Captain Frank Drake is now in the
superintendency of the company's works,
with James Inch as Assistant at the
mines. The population Of Eberhardt has
increased rapidly since last winter, and
things begin to brighten up. An old
tailings mill will soon be put in opera
ton again. and quite number of hands
given employment in and about it.
CoRREcr1oN.-In noticing the death of
George Mckenzie in yesterdays Senti-
mel we stated that he died in Mineral
Hill, July 4th. The item should have
read August 4th. He was en- route for
Eureka and White Pine, and only de-
signed stopping day or SO to visit
friend in Mineral Hill. Mr.. Sampson,
the stage-driver, informs us that Nc
Kenzie died very suddenly of hemor-
image of the lungs. His friends left
him sitting in u chair in a miners cabin,
and when they returned from their work
he was found in the same position in
which they left him, but dead, appar-
emily having expired without struggle,
, His funeral took place on the 9th inst
THE case of H. Heynemann vs. Alex
O'Neil ct al. was before the District
Court yesterday on motion to show cause
why an injunction should not issue
Plaintiff represents the Dunderberl
r mine, and defendants are owners of tn
Jinksville claim, an adjoining location
, Attorneys Wren, barrow, Bailey ant
Thornton appeared for the plaintiff, AM
+. Messrs. Hillhouse, Hupp and LANSING
q for the defendants. The whole day wa
occupied by the plaintiff in introducin
, documentary and oral evidence.
: From the Reese River Reveille, Aug. 81
:, INSTALLATION. -The following officer
of Love and Truth Lodge, No. 81, /. Q
!. G. T. of this city, we're duly installed
last evening, by Acting L. d. Charlie
d Dumas: W. G. T., S. Norton; W. V. 7
q Mrs. Il. A. Weller; P. W. G. T.. Ja'
Moss; W. c., H. W. Remington; W. )
e L. A. Weller; W. A. S., WIN. Rochrii
W. T., Jno. Phillips; W. F. s.: J. Ed!
W. NJ, h. Hetiker; W. D. M. Miss MAJ
Ann Marsh; W. r. H. s., Mrs. Ann
le Remington; W. L. H. s., Miss Miny L
y gan; W. I. G., Thos. Julian; W. o. q
rs s. j. Tippett.
v. From the White Pine News.l
8 TRoY MINING DIsTR1cT.-From a reli
ID BILE source we gather information regar
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NEARLY HALF MILLION DOLLARS
Yesterday and Saturday last nearly all
the leading mining companies of Gold
Hill and Virginia paid off their employees,
and the sum so paid aggregated $50 we
are informed), to nearly half million
dollars, and still there is cry of dull
times. "Why is this thus
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H. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, and
Commissioner of Deeds for California
and Utah. General business and real es-
tate agent Collections made at reasona-
bic rates and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Office: Next door to the Postoffice. La
cour street, Phoebe, Nevada.
We would call the attention of on,
readers to the advertisement in another
column of the Brooks Sewing Machine
Co., of New York; they advertise, what is
indeed valuable invention, a tirst-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
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Telegraphic Dispatches.

SPECIAL TO THE pIocHE DAILY RECORD.
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Notice to Creditors.

EsTATE OF JOHN LYNCH. DECEAsIpe'
T. Notice is hereby given by the undersienevS
Administrators of the estate of John d. Lyne ns
deceased, to the creditors of, and all person
having claims against the estate OF saia us
ceased, 10 exhibit them, with the necessa s,t
lication Of This notice. to the said Adminis'ra,
trix, or to John L. Donohue, at Phoebe, Linco'''
county. Nevada. MARGARET LYNCH,
Administrative Of the Estate OF
John H. Lynch, deceased
Dated August 4, 1878. au'''"
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The Rocky Mountain Conference Of
the Methodist Church closed session at
Salt Lake on the 5th. Appointments
were made for different points in Utah
Territory, showing that the followers OF
of John Wesley are about carrying the
war into Africa.
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ing this district, which is certainly en-
couraging. The tunnel long being driven
iuto the mountain on which are situated
the Company's mines, is rapidly ap-
preaching completion, and operations ON
the various shafts and drifts are pro-
crossing rapidly. Mr.. Davis, the super
intendent, now in London, is expected
back shortly, and when sufficient quanti-
ties OF ore have been extracted to war
rant a long run, the splendid 20-stamp
mill on the ground will be at once started
up. A new and valuable location has
been discovered and located in the dis
trict by Mir. Root, the Secretary, which,
we are informed, promises to be OF I'M
mense value.
From the Carson Appeal
&. S. CIRCUIT CouRT.-His Honor,
Judge Sawyer, arrived in Carson yester-
day Court sits on Tuesday next. The
calendar is lengthy and comprises
number of very important cases.
Four suits for infringement of patent are
booked. The Union Pacific Railroad is
sued BY John and Ellen Magee for dam
ages sustained by them on the line OF the
road i'll Utah. They claim that through
negligence of the locomotive they were
thrown and precipitated from the rails
and were bruised and hurt and made
sick, from which they suffered torments
and pains and agony. Their joint petit
ton is for $40, 0G0, gold coin. And John
Magee makes separate demand, in his
single name for Sc, 200 gold coin.
/ From the Gold Hill News, Aug. 81
| THOUGHTFUL VICTIM. Irishman,
resident of this city, noted for his wit
upon all occasions, ana also for his sue
cessful attacks on the tiger, was proceed
ing home the other evening, and when
he had reached the Divide was stopped
by some footpads with request to "hold
up his hands, The robbers knew he
had made a large winning and got off witt
it, and had preceded him for the purpose
of waylaying him. Pat did not scare
worth cent, and when stopped quietl.
asked the robbers what they wanted
They answered, "We want your money!
Pat quietly proceeding to light his dud
heen, said: 80, murther, murther; bu
We fellers are awful thick tonight.
Awful thick" said one of the robbers
what do you mean?" 81 name, sal
: Pat, that this is the fourth time wa
! stopped since left Virginnyr' One of tn
, men, dignsted with himself to think thf
others Of the profession had got in ahea
of him, struck Pat in the neck and the
kicked him, saying, Git out of here {
e I'll blow the top Of your head of" Pi
did "git" willingly, apd arrived safel
home with 500 in gold coin in h
pocket.
= PURE AND SPARKLING WATER. - II
:, Water Company turned on full head
!, the mountain water this morning, whic
will continue permanently, if the PHI
don't break. While large stream of Il
water was meandering down Main stree
this morning, it created a cool breez
which was refreshing to the dust-su
!. feited citizens Of this city.
,e NEARLY HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
Yesterday and Saturday last nearly
the leading mining companies of &c
Hill and Virginia paid off their employ'
o and the sum so paid aggregated $50
IN are informed), to nearly half MILL
dollars, and still there is cry of d
H. times. why is this thus
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For Sale.

THREE sEwING.MACHINES-TWo y.
Howe's and one of Singers patent, ~ P ~.
feet order. Apply to Mrs, MEEHAN, .. W Mott,
idence on Meadow Valley street, above .s l y
Fish l. Cos store.
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Eureka Sentinel the resolutions adopted
by the members of the bar at Eureka, in
reference to the late Hon. d. r. Ashley.
The resolutions are highly eulogistic of
the deceased gentleman's attainments
and character. The District Court ad-
journed ont of respect to Mr.. Ashley's
memory.
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Notice! Notice!

OFFICE FLORAL SPRINGS WATER Co..
July 80, 1873.
7NHE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS HAyr
i been duly adopted by resolution Of The
Board of Trustees OF the
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ofieer Miles: forfeited eoiis,ersi. George Jsdsr
aa and Da ss.s.ss S.
Bsn,smin Johnson. larceny Of nvs ksys worth g
snI Morris nise sas;r Sss: Z
Galley and jesse Ccrcoras, disorderiy conduct and
sI's XII.
fsne; s. Henry Thcmss. loud and hoisterous as
Emily Ta:s, ioad and Sosterous talkine: ss; ys6n
Rundss, disoEie,iy in Georestexn; 9s, William
duct. Andrew S-1mss and samuel wallace, two
yagrsnts, were sent to the workhouse. Eugene Van
value q s By tale gretences from james a. Beaie:
Complainant testified that the sccpsed presented
TnSns the sls o oqasr
the h soOd ,S Quantity Of 9.
terwarde sold the goods to third party at sacr-
lSs S: =; S %.1 $.ss
default Of s5oO Bail, for action Of the grand jury
Fielder Cray larceny Of currency to the
extent Of sss, pleaded guilty and lined so and
Mamie latter
she had been hired by Arlington and left him six
did not 90 with him as hi. wife he would Kin her
Arlington asked Mamie IL they were not friendly
saloon and stopped two Or i three hours The court
released Arlington on his own Iecoenizsnee: Mr.
act for the protection Of public parks, and James
Bri. coe, Charles Blackstone, John II. Bond, and J.
D. Wilson were called, plead guilty and were fined
S5 each.
BoARDIxG-BousE POULTRY.
}. Lafontaine was charged with selling Eve I'M
sound turkeys. Inspector Wolf testified that he
condemned the turkeys ON Saturday morning, an in
the evening l.. was offering them. The defendant
stated a he was not at the stall when they
demned, and they were being sold to party VIE
asked for mnsty poultry-a boarding house keeper.
Fined BIO. Timothy Smith, disorderly; collateral
forfeited. William johnson, profane; IS. John
Quiter, selling liquor without license; case post
poned. Mr.. Browne called attention Of the court to
WITNESSES BEING SOMETIMES TAMPERED WITH,
aud Judge Smell said the officers would not be doing
their duty II they ascertained that witnesses had
been tempered with without they brought the par
ties before the court, and when such act is proved
he would give the offenders the extent of the law
Anna Lee, profanity; 81. Henry Nelson, vagrancy;
bonds not TO become a charge on the District Rich
nnlawfully carrying on bar room; SIS. Charles
CLARK, cursing; SO.
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EOR GETOWN.

IMPRovEMENTss-Mr.E T.. p. Welch is making
a fine addition to his residence on LIST street. be-
tween Market and Frederick streets.
The BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have ordered
the immediate completion of Eigh street, be-
tween Bridge street and the canal.
ACCIDENT.-A colored man named Charles
Henry had his legs terribly crushed at Wheat
iey's lumber yard yesterday by apple of lumber
ELECTION OF TRUsTEEs.-At meeting of
the pewhOlders of the Georgetown PRESBYTERIAN
Church (late Bridge street, the following gem
tlemen were elected as trustees: Messrs. +. l..
Moore, M. V. Buckley, w. III. Dougal, Thomas
Harrison, X. Brace, James Goddard, W. w
Winship, Benjamin Mayfield and c. MCGOWAN.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer John Gibson ar
rived to-day from New York, with a full cargo
OF general merchandise; also, the steamer New
York, from Philadelphia, with a miscellaneous
cargo, including lot of iron for the navy yard;
the schooner Mary Virginia arrived to-day,
from Salisbury, Nd, with 81, 600 feet lumber to
+. PickereIl & Co.
GRAIN THADE.-There were no arrivals OF
grain to-day and no sales, except the sale OF 800
barrels ear corn, which brought $3.50 per bar
rel. There is considerable lot of wheat i'm
store here but the holders refuse to sell at pres
ent prices.
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish to-day
were 25,0o0 herring and 5000 taylors Herring
sold at 81 TO 81 50 per thousand, and the taylors
at 81 per hundred.
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Began s. wylie's.
TINE COURTa.

CIRCUIT COURT, Jsdss Cnsfsa.-Yestersiav
Snseo states aGt. hammond; verdict for defeDdant
TO-DAY, Lenox agt: Simpson, Tissues from Orphaus'
COURT verdict for defendants. Bullock ATT Crouse.
SNYDER eet. tinleyi Gregg AIT. Price; WiIst Lib,
hey sst Hayhex; Herring Jones AT. rutherford;
vsLaict tor plaintiff Thompson agf. Mckee, and
s tcns, e. K .s,: e. Thompson: subnitt and
BANKRUPTCY COURT, JUDGE HxmpAyevs. -
Today, in this court, the case Of DeGofiyer and
MeCleland ives mp. and In the case Of two creditors
the PETITION was Dismissed and in the case OF an
other creditor motion was 1led to dismiss on the
parties DEG and McC. J paying the clerks co.ts
Judge Humphreys said that no such entry could be
msde In the Case ~ the court was not one for the
couection Of debts. IL . bankruptcy court no adj
vantage could be given one creditor over another,
and suer case WAS commenced any other creditor
could come 10 and present bis claim, and the case
!eined In this case, however. ne would order that
tne o be dismissed, no creditor appearing the Pc
tiloning creditor TO pay the costs.
PROBATE COURT, Judge Olia.-To-day the
VIII OF the late John Il. Behsens was fled. He be-
duesthes his property 10 his wfe and requests that
she be appointed guardian to her children An ex-
.mpined copy OF she viii " the late Jno W. Frencl,
10 meriy chaplain aud professor OF ethics AMI
kne.sh at Mest Point, was MED. Letters Of admin.
Laagisy, were issaed 20 Charles c. Langley;
noed Alb Letters testanientary on the estate II
Lucy 4. Wheeler were issned to ChristiaAa Smp-
son. joseph Pryor qualified administrator Of the
ceeAse OF James Coleman, and wac also appointel
guardian of his children, > - -
PoLIoE C0rRT. Jsdse SneH-Yesterday. m arv
hrenan, CHARGED with larceny If dress worth All
from maggie Holmes; 90 DAYS in Jail. Also. dress
IRON Mary Tau worth ga, 60 days in jail. Charles
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THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night. Mr.
Langst0n, from the committee on ordinances
submitted amendments to the ordinance to pre-
vent domestic animals from running at large in
The cities Of Washington and Georgetown:
which were adopted. He also reported the
pound is being conducted in an efficient man
ner, and recommended q continuance of the
present system. The clerk (Mr. ID. 3. ,Jones)
read a communication froIo DIR. q. G. Cox, pres
ldent OF the board, giving Notice Of his appoint
me mt as a commissioner to Vienna, and asking
the opinion and decision Of the members before
taking any action. Mr.. Marbury suggested
that IL two members (Drs. Verdi and Cox Wis
tied Europe the sanitary condition of the CITY
would be neglected. Dr. Verdi (appOinted by
the Governor a special commissioner to visit
Europe to examine the sanitary systems in use)
then explained the reasons why, in his opinion.
IT was not only consistent but necessary to
make the visit Mr.. Langston took the same
view OF the case as MIR. Marbury. 1t was not
right tor two out Of five to absent themselves
he moved that the matter be left to a special
committee Of two. After long debate the sub
iect was left to committee, Consisting of
Messrs. Bliss and Lanaston. Samuel Liustein
poundmaster.
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LACE JACKETS, from IS to $50, just received
by Began & wylie.

The MOUNT VERNON MENENTo MANUFAc-
III RER OBTAINS SH 600 INSTEAD OF Sl13 OOO-
The case of James Crutchett, OF this CITY,
which was the fourth on the docket of the
mixed commission on American and British
claims, has just been decided. Mr.. Crutchett
Is a native-born subject of her Britannia majes-
~, but came TO Washington in 1872, and has
ever stree resided here. In 1856 he became en-
gagged IN Observation-Disclosures near the
Baltimore and Ohio roilroad depot a large
frame structure known as the Mount Vernon
factory, fitting up the same with machinery
motive power, tools, and material for the man
uiacture of articles of peculiarly American
character, interest, and value from timber pre-
viously purchased by him from the Mount Yer
non estate, and intended as memorials of
George Washington. This factory was, shortly
after the breaking out Of the late civil war
taken possession of by the United States for
military uses and the possession retained by
thf m for several years. The government paid
him $500 for the use Of his property, and the
further sum Of 81 200 for repairs of the same.
buth alleged that this was an inadequate and
insufficient compensation, and that he received
the same under protest. He claimed balance
OF sI3, 900 as damages. The commission al
lowed him s1i 900.
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G IT Y | Ms.

CoUGHs.-A medicinal ircparation in the
form of lozenge is the most convenient
"Brown's Bronchial Troches'' allav irritation
which induces coughing, giving relief i'm Bron-
chitis, Hoarsencss, Influenza. Consumptive AMI
Asthmatic complaints this
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JtPASEsE SILKS ct 80 and 62K cents, elegant
goods, at Began & Wylie's.

GONE TO RIcHNoND.-Last night. about 125
knights OF Pythias, In uniform, left here ON the
burg railroad for Richmond, Va, escortine the
delegates from this District-Messrs. H. G. Dr.
vine and Harry Kronheimer-to the supreme
lodge, which meets In Richmond this morning
=; foxweiI and knight Hamilton, and while in
Richmond will be the guests of the knights of
that city. They viii take part in the grand pa
THURSDAY morning. -. ~
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Thomas j. Shea has been appointed Justice
Of the peace foE the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Daniel Sinner has been appointed resi-
&ent studens AZ the Washington Asylum.
Rockville, Nd, was destroyed by Ere yester-
dsy.
The Washington boat club has sold its sig
cared race gig, Washington, to the Ariel club
Of Baltimore, for $500.
Secretary Richardson to-day gave the colored
employees of the Treasury department leave to
be absent to-mOrrow to participate in the
emancipation celebration.
Mr.. Bridgeman G. Root, chief of the bureau
OF engraving and printing, Treasury Depart
ment, died yesterday afternoon at his residence,
l42 g street northwest.
The Washington base BAN club of this city
cefeated the Maryland club OF Baltimore yes
terlay in that city by a score of "a to 3. The
return game IL being played in this city this sf-
noon.
The 9Th district republican club met last
night TO complete arrangements for the eman-
cipation celebration. and Thomas j. Grant and
Lewis johnson were elected assistant marshals:
Alfred Dc.isOn chief marshal on foot and Mr.
Wilkinson and Benjamin Carol his assistants
The 9th district republican club met at Will
Fans hall last night, and Messrs. vi. j. Laugh
lin, A. H. Under wood and John III. Brooks were
unanimously elected delegates to the republic
can general committee for one year. The club,
after an exciting discussion, agreed to recon-
mt nd Mr.. a ). Grant for superintendent of
laboTeTs.
Albert GIeason's trotting horse ssDandy. >,
valued at $500. whilst being driven down 18th
street by Mr.. A ID. Tucker this morning about
10 O'Clock, became frightened at several boys
PLAYING ball and ran away. As Ii turned the
circle the buggy was upset, and Mr.. Tucker
was thrown out and slightly bruised The horse
ran short distance down NJ street when IL fell
and broke Its neck, killing it instantly.
SIXTY THorsASD DOLLARS worth of Dry
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REORGANIZATION or THE Soxs OF TEMPER
ANcE--At the meeting OF the COMMITTEES to "a
organize the Sons Of Temperance last ey eni ne
Mr.. John b. Wheeler presented an application
for charter for new division, which was
ted ON Thursday evening. April Il, at Temper
ance Hall. Mr.. j. L. III. Winfield, Mr.. i. l..
saikeid. Mr.. A. X. Smith, and Rev. G. w. Dem
nison also presented applications for charters,
bat no action vas taken thereon.
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THREE SMALL FOX cAsEs we're reported IN
the once OF the board Of health to-siay-9n. Ar
No. 3l2 i street southwest. and two In the
southwest.
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LOCAL N EW 8.
Amusemeuss. &C. To-ufshs,

Wells OP--u HouSe.-The Lydia Thompson
uonpe in "kenilworth."
LtEoclR EaH-Rubenstefn, wieniawski and
Theodore Thomas concert
Ta>a:eT CsRi9ue.-SOngs, burlesques, dances,
SC.
SszH Street Loi.-,John O'Brien's Great Ne
nagerfe and Circus
Nd.onfc Tfnip'S.-Second annual bali for the
benefit OF the Childrens' Hospital.
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ELKC TIoSs OF FEsTRTNEN IN THE Frisco
rhL CHU RCHEs--Yesterday the Easter cleo
tons OF yestrymen took place in the Episcopal
churches in the District of Columbia The
follows
Christ Cbs,rch tNavy-Yardl.-Dr. We Rob-
erts, Samuel Cross, c. n. yenable, P. p Little.
William +. Hutchinson, Horatio Browning
jeremiah Gross and F.. u. Barry
81 Johns Chlgct Washington. DIR. G.. B.
Ciymer. Dr: Edwards, George G. Chapman,
DIR. =. Shaefer, General @. Ramsey, Matthew
Irlmble, John Bovine, and DIR. X. G.. Reyburn
, hMH oy CC, s W. P. Young; Thomas
heser u. w Middleton, jr., Ed. Baldwin, and
cLa.eA IF u, EEiphany.- Gen. J. H. Eaton. G.
b MeCartee, J. II. Evans, George TAYLOR, j.
H. {; Coffin, Gen. j. X. Barnes, j. G. Parke,
and r. Josephs.
C1HrcA II ne AscsHsion.-w. W. Corcoran.
Hume, y. W. Burchell. j. II. Stevens X. w
Burgess and b. Lownds Jackson.
thufoh q ne rnecy7,gti91a--A; n. Zeveiy.
Dr H. Colburn, VIZ. Wall, F. Harris e c.
Clarke, Col y: q. Mccoy, j. W. Griffin G. B.
Tcwles Wsrdens-H Henry Hartung and Dr. J.
n. p. Giesson. Register-G. T. Davis. Treas
81. PaN7's CAHrcIi ed =. )-vestrymen holding
over-Dr.y J. +. May. John p. Franklin John NJ
MeCana; Harry Walk. New members elected
John Il. Kerr. X. W. Walker, w. s. HOLIDAY.
Joseph 5 Sessford.
Gracs CAarch, W0sAiretoa. Arthur Yeat-
man, r. G. Wheeler, j. l.. kidweil, j. y. Bud
long, r. A. Boswell, j. = r. Thorn G. p Bun
dick, e. A McEuen-all reelected
~. NGTSs ChHTcb--R. X. Elliot, j. s Beale
y Chapman, Captain V. Morris, w. T. Kent,
Davis Baker, Mr.. Long and Mr.. Parkman
Christ CAarcA, (Gs0T0ciOs1i- Evan LYONS w
= Cox, DIR. Grafton Tyler, Peter r. Berry. w
b Boggs, Z: NJ Matthews, John b. Davidson
and Benjamin Miller.
~. PGEi's CEKrck Rock Greek parish. l-E j.
Middleton, Thos. Joy, John h. wfltberger
John Burgess, Gen. Pitcher, John Sherman,
T. j. Middleton, jr., and Thos- Miller.
GrGeS CharcA, (GeoTgetoEn. John Spencer
= X. Swan, c. W. Fathers. II. C. wheeler
MT Bremen, Mr.. Ash, Mr.. Schutt, Benjamin
Geisel.
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CAi AZ once, as ue cannot guarantee the above m
paiaueied low prices for any definite length q TIM
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of
All kinds OF Dress Goods az Began & wylie's one
price store.
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ELECTION OF BANK OFFICRRS.-The cOrpO-
rators Of the National Savings Bank Yesterday
afternoon reelected VIM. Stickney, president
Lewis Clephane, vice president; M. q. Emery
secretary; b. p. Snyder, treasurer; VIM. Stici
ney, Henry A. Willard, Lewis Clephane, JOS.
Casey, NJ. g. Emery, s. p. Brown, George n
Plant, j. H. Lathrop and w. H. Philip, board
Of managers; VIM. Stickney, Henry A. Willard,
Lewis Clephane, Jos. Casey and W. H. Philip,
investment committee; Geo. H. Plant, j. NJ.
Latfa and A. L. Sturtevant, valuation commit
tee; and A. L. Sturtevant, j. NJ. Latta and
Andrew Wylie, committee on accounts.
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FRANC. the halter, next door To Henry
Franc, is receiving all the latest styles.