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PENN'A FEMALE COLLEGE,

... ia PITTSBURGH, PA. iI an
To DO opened Wednesday Sept nth. Supplied
with experienced and competent Professors and
Instructors. .- '.-a fH -
PrCISI6ns made for a thorough liberal ednca.
lion. DGgroe9 conferred upon completion OF
course, Partial course students received. Con-
BtSptly enlSfging 9q0ipmeqtg, Buildings 'nn-
surpassed for local lion. beauty and comfoIt For
further Information apply to JAMES BLACK.
buFRh, Pa, Or any q th6 following named trGs.
tees: JAMES LAdg him, Ro6e Mcknight, j. u.
M0orheaa, Pr69't 10, Hon. J. p SiOtrett, Rev.
Drg, Howard, Wilson, Brown, DR.. JAS, King.
MAI. VIM. FreW, &C., &c. ~ @''''' ~
Refer also TO the following patrons: Hon. Rbeu.
McJunkin, Butler, Pa; Cen. 4. b. NNCslmont,
Franklin, Pa; Hon. j. VI. seoAeld, Warren, Pa;
David MIllen, XenlA, O.; ROY. Or. J. F. H1teh.
son, Madison, Ind, &c. &C, Jy1e4Sodu
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ON THE BRRAKFAST. LUNCHEON, DIN.
..r l,a d NRR AND SUPPER TABLE,
% LIZA 4 PBRRINs' WoreGtershlrO Sauce
gfru.5 IS INDISPENSABLE. ..
LIE JOHN DUNCAN'S SOM. New York,
AplsOd Agents for tho United State.
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GOMMIsSIONER's SALE

~ III N 1syS ~ NE h'5 Sal e.
~ virtue Of decree Of The Circuit Court fol-
OHIO county, West Virginia, rendered on The
l2th day OF July. 1873, In cause In Chancery
pending In said Court, wherein Andrew 9: GIL
lesple et al. are compliments aud Cecilia Giles
pie ct al! are defendants, IshAll on
SATURDAY, the 9Oth day Of September, 1878,
at 10 O'Clock A. n, proceed to sell at public aue.
ton, 10 The highest and best bidder, At tho mont
door ofthe Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, the following described property, that
10 TO gSy: -,
IA portion IbenR tho Rast halo OF loI No III,
fronting on the North side Of Clay street, be
tween 6th aud 9Th streets, told nAmesy In that
part Of the city Of Wheeling commonly known
aS East Wheeling, bounded a. follows, to'Wit 4:
Beginning at the southeast corner OF lot No Ill.
thGnee WeetWardly with tho line OF Clay etteet
thirty feet, thence with line parallel with the
east line OF said lot northWArd 70 the alley In the
rear OF said lot and the fall depth Of the same,
thence with line parallel with Clay street. thir.
~ feet, TO- the northeast corner OF said lot,
thence with the east line Of said loi to the DO.
ginning" With all the buildings and Hppurte'
nAnces thereto belonging. ~,
TmNS.0R 4ALl-0neth third cash, and the BAL
anee in u and 10 months, purchaser giving
bonds with good security for deferred inotal.
ments, with Interest from date, or all clBh, Rt
-'E HANNIBAL FoRBRS,
Special Commissioner.
WHKKLLNa. W. VA, Aug. II, 1871. AulA
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A ssIGNREs, NOTICE. Z

The Undersigned hereby Rtveo notieo tina,
CHARLES PRmmhash. Hershni Tailor, has made
an aGdgpHsgs, e Eeem 81 aa property for tho
An persons owing Ga4a PfAileibabh AFe hereby
notified % pay'tht lftRdeb tsdAQg tOthO undef.
algned, who no Al0lo 0lthogiEOd 70 receive Bueh
paymenti Ald ~ pgSonS having claims againAt
Bam0.Gt the 6tofe og 6aid PEGRsnhGeh, No. IS
Main street. Centre Wbeellhg.. 4I--. =
U+ nm. GEO. B. CALDWELL,
M !. ALBR1D CALDWELL,
90 'Il- Ll'H1u 4Fs 'AnaiRn6eB
yWRaiLutu, AhggIl 8, lstS1 .slsaiE aus
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THE s.per cent bonds issued by the
Board Of Public Works of the District OF
Columbia have deprecated 1850 cents on
the dollar.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FORsALE

Tho Stone HouSe, with nearly nine acres Of
land, In the village OF LeatheFWOOd, Ia ohio
county, belonging 70 tho estate Of the late Dr..
John koR, 10 for Glle.
For price, terms, &C., apply to-.
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EPUCATE Y DUB S9Ns!

National Business College. Prepares young
men and boys for business Life. Individual in.
atEuction given each student Il has the best
MARTIN B FRA9HRR,
Rul4 Wheeling, W. Va.
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TTNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity Is duo to tho fact, that II
iS the PUlEsT, CHEAPEST and BEST BAKING Pow.
= HoCABE, KRAFT b CO.. Proprietor,
myl9 Wheeling, ". Va.
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" NARRIAGE,
reflect that q sound mind and body are the most
necessary regulates 70 promote connublAl hap
plneSs. Indeed, without these tho journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage tie
prospect hourly darCeng TO the view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Oiled viii
the melancholy reelection that the hApplness u
another becomes bllghtch with our own,
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WHEELINGISLAND DRIVING PARK
Three Days Racing.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
August 9oth, 2lst and 22d.
WRpNRspAY-ETRsT DAY.

PREMIUMS. se.oao 90.
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TAKF PARTICULAR NOTICE


Who have injured themselves by certain pnt
tico indulged In when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil eOmpaniona or at school, lht
effects OF which arc nightly lelt OVon when Hleep
and II not cured renders marriage immpOSAlblr,
and destroys both mind and body, should ApPy
Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of BIZ
country, tho darling OF his parents, should &
SnAtchcd from all prospects and CnloymentsO d
lIfe by the consequences OF deViatinR from Tie
path Of nature and indulging In certain scent
habit, Such persons must, before contemplating
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NEW GROCERY.

Having lust opened, with full and complete
assortment Of Family Groceries, corner Of Mar
ket and 29d streets, Cold Second street., 1Wonld
respectfully invite the public 70 call and e1Amine
my stock and pr1ceS. All goods delivered to any
part OF the city free Of charge. PTeSh Butter,
Eggs and Chickens every Thursdly evening;
Gul4 ]. ". BARTON.
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Educational.
West Virginia University.

West Virginia University.
E>
The year begins in all Departments on
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3, 1878.
Prof F, 8. Lyon, with full stan of thorough.
" qualified assistants, has charge Of the Prepar-
atOry Department.
Patrons seeking Information in regard TO tho
same Will address HIM.
Catalogues describing the other Departments
may DO obtained from the Secretary Of the Fac
ulty, Prof. Geo. ". Glover, or tho undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN, President
MoasAxrowN, W. VA, August. 1873. aaIs
BETHANY COLLEGE.
THE THrRTYFHTRD Session o. Bethany
College will begin ON
Monday, September goth, 1878.
A I.yuor attendance ia o1pocted than We have
eyor hSd beioFe, and no mean6 within our power
shall BE- neglected to keep the institution fully
M 10 me educational wants Of our age and peo-
BE, CourSes 81 study are adjusted to suit the
various purposes Of students, and degrees are
conferred indicative Of proficient scholarship in
Arts, Sciences and LetterB. Special courses are
alSo arranged for professional Students IN In
CineeFlnR, Practical PhybIcs and Chemistry,
WITH ample training In tie use Of instruments
and appantnS:both In Aeld'Work and In the
RxpSNSes arc reduced to tho loves! degree
practicable, and many students manage, by tne
Of from 50 10 81 Q week. Regular boarding at
tho boOt houses nom S4.b0 70 s. per week, For
particulars send for catalogue 10 Prof.. Q. l..
W.K. PBNDLBToN, PreS't
Bethany, Brooke Co.. ". Va. Gl6
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RNDORSTAfRNTS OF THE PRESS

90 Tho many Thousands cured Of this establish
mSnt within the last twenty toaSs, and ne sGS
By Dr.. Johnston, Witnessed by tho reporters y
tho bUh, and many other papOPe, notices y
which appeared again and again before the pOe'
lie, besides his standing IS . gentleman Of thli'
'actet and responsibility, 10 6uficient EuAEOSlI
Skin diseases speedily cured. gu. 5Jaali
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ORGANIC REAKNRSl
DR. JOHNSTON

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from one OF the most eminent
Colleges in tho United States, and the create
part Of whose LIE has bean Bpent In the hospital
81 London, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
has cffocted some .of tho most astonishing cufe,
over known. Many troubled with ringing Il
tho head and ears when asleep, great neTyous
mess, being alarmed ct sudden sounds, blshiul
ness, with frequent blushlnH, attended sone
times with arrangement Of mind, were curCl
ImmNdlAIalV
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YOUNG MN

Especially, who have been the victims OF so,n
~ Vice, that dreadful and destructive SSh,
which annually sweeps 10 an untimely VrSy'
thousands Of Young Non Of tho most eFSltSS
talent and brilliant intellect, who might otbss
WISo have CntrAnced listening Benates Win ia
thunder Of elOquencc, or walked TO eestHcy III
thrilling Tyre, may call with null confidence
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Has discovered the most Certain, spscdv =,
only RGectuAl Remedy in the weird iof %s SIa
neIl Of the Back or Limbs, Structures, GfEsc,ioIH,
q Tho KldnoyS and BLADDER IGyoluntsly Di,,
ness, Dyspepsia, LAnguor, Low BpIrltS, I,oDss
sion ui If'"S PAlpltGtion Of the Heart. TiTISGi
", Trembling, 0lmnesS Of Sight, GlddI5agS!
Diseases OF tho HeGd, Throat, N0Se or SkIn ~
fOctlOnS OF tho Liver, Lungs, stomach or BS;HSSL.
those TGIlhlo Disorder StlsIne from SOIII' ~
Habitg OF You'h-BgcRHF and solitary prSrtIStJ
more !AtSl 70 thcIr victims than tho S6GE1 Of he
their most brilliant hopes Of anticlpstlons TSS
deriDG marriage, &C., impossible. ''u'
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplatp0
Marriage, being aware OF Physical WeakneIS
organic debility, deIOrmiuCs, speedily cured,
30 who places himself under tho care Of DR.
j., may rGliGiouSly conrdO in his honor as 4 Ren.
tlGman, and confidently rely upon his skill a 4
nhVRIeiln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-30

COLUMBIAN NAIL STEAM PACKET LINE, FOR
~ Matanzas and Havana, carrying the United States
msiLTThe first class sidcwheel steamship SANTIAGO
No. North River on Tuesday, April Is, at 7. NJ FoI
freight or passage apply to Q. L. uUILLEAUME A CO.
Agents, "a Broadway
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TRAvELLERS' GUIDE.

DENNSYLvANTA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York, from foot OF Desbrosses and
Cor lanit streets, as follows:-
Express Harrisburg, Pttsburg the West and South
with r ~ Palace Cars atached At $3.50 A. NJ; 3,
FCp Baltimoro Washington and the South att A. NJ;
Express tor Philadelphia, O. 80 A. NJ IL 80, IL
$50 or. n. and i2nlght. sunday q, $50 and p. NJ
For Philadelphia via Kensingon, A. and p. NJ.
Emigrant and second class, 75 p ".
For Newark at 6:N 40. S:l0 10 II, IL 40 A. NJ,
H. ,2,2 81 800 $40 A:0, 49, 6l0, 5:2 $50 80,
20 30 s;o. D. 10, II 80 Il P. NJ. Sunday $40,
:. Fer Elz liza 49, IA sslo . 10 i, Il aSA
$50 6;lG 80 30 SAD TO- IL 80 u p NJ sunday 10
For Railway 8, s:sa s:o. 80 and 70 A. NJ, pM,l,2
23o % sa,l 40 43l $50 $50 80 80, go 8:l0,
Top NJ, and II night Sunday, $40 anf6PM
%o ShS sna Perth Amooy and 10 A $780,
For New Brunswick, Z. 10 A. NJ, l2M,LA3 4l0 $50,
6,gP ~ and y night Sunday. 8 and Pr NJ -.
For Lambertvillo and Pennington, A. N. and 2 r. NJ.
For Pbiiipsburg and Bclviderc, and F. NJ
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
For Freehold, I, *. NJ, 3 and 4 p NJ
For Jnmesburg, Pcmbcrton, Camden, O. A. NJ, 3aO NJ
Trains arrive as tolows:-From Piltsburg. $50 A. NJ,
03 p NJ, daily l0:H A. NJ. and 81 NJ daily, except
Monday. From Washington and Baltimore GAO A. NJ,
4:I, i0:l2 p NJ sunday, 6aOA. N. From Philadelphia,
SCI, 80 10 II 04 l:si NJ, 2I4. $751; 6:0l sa3 P. NJ.
Ticket Offices, s2, AS, zi and ga Broadway; No.
Aston House and foot of Desbrosscs and Corand streets
Emigrant Ticket ONCE, No. Battery place
A. j. CAssATr. u. NJ BOYD. JR.,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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straek. Kreps keenan, the President Assistant Alder.
Bcyea-la
Nerative-Assistant Aldermen Brucks and Kelly-2
That Hixy-eghth street, from Third avenue to East
River, be regulated and graded, the curb and gutter
stones set, and the sidewalks Jagged.
Nv the following vote -
Observation-Disclosures Aldermen Foley, Murphy,
Clancy, Heating, Wiser, Thorne, Thesis Codlngton,
sirsek Kreps he Presidents Assistant Aldermen Kshoe
kcgatiyc-Assistant Aldermen Healy, Keenan,, Brucks
and Kelly.
Adjourned until Monday next Instant at O'Clock
r. NJ WILLIAM II. M0LONEY Clerk.
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CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- School Trustees OF the Tenth ward, the once Of
the CLERK OF the Heard OF Public Instruction corner Of
Grand and Elm streets, until Friday, the lith day Of
Seats Desks and other Furniture required for the
primary school building on Ludlow street. Delaney
Hrcet
Also At the same time and place proposals will be re-
ceyed for the Steam Heating Apparatus for said school
Plans and specific atoms be the ooe OF the
third floor.
responsible and approved suretes will be required
from oach essful bidder.
Proposals will not be considered unless snretes
named.
he Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all OF the
ALONZo TRuEsDELL
GEORGE T. PATTERSON,
EDWARD j. KNIGHT,
SYLVESTER E. NOLAN
CHARLES GAUSMANN,
Board of School Trustees Tenth Ward.
Dated EEw YORK, March ~, 1873
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LNoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE STEAMER
y CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Jones' VIII leave pier q
Throush rates given TO Galveston, Indlanoa Rockpor
Aranxas wharf, Bra2os Santiago and St Louis Cabin
passage, So; steerage, $26
o. Il. TxLf6kYVA CO.. 1853 Maiden lane.
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III
will he received until noon the 18th day Of April 1874
Tor the excavation aud removal matcrlal from the
ship enamel the Paapseo River be wccn Fort Carroll
and the Angle Buoy, near Seven Foot Knoll Light.
Propose must state price per yard tor material
moved, mea In kind and number machines
proposed TO be used aud the average daily amount OF ex
cavation guaranteed 10 be done.
Propos Ia must be endorsed outside ship Chan
ncln sealed and addressed TO Hon. Joshua vansant
Chairman. Patapsco River Improvement Board OF Bat
more. They win be opened at 1880 r. NJ OF July l. in
presence Of such bidders as NAV choose 70 attend.
right IL reserved 10 reject all and
none will DO entertained less 600 than
uO,D00 cubic yarda
Speciacaions aud any other desired Information may
be had by appioati0 10
Coioncf W. r. CRAi1HriI, Engineer In charge,
Lhfnn Rank Building Baltimore. Nd.
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DROPOsALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

DErARrxnsr OF THE ISrEnroR,
w.s oS,cr or M asPsts "a ar lszs
S a. ss e for Indian
Now York until O'clock ruesiay the I'd d day q
o the
so pairs !pcin, white Mackinsc Blankets to meas.
White Sisn to meas
% sna acanas Panes to
asss 1 %Se and Ssa snfs to
200 .es nfess wsf to
800 ans bs%Rs to
snS ssss to me
1900 pars nsns. r Essn to
ns ses ssS as wsE to
naso Clue to
blue s1f to
pass 1S ndiso s aed to
p.!; RSass measure
700 pairs poa green MACK blankets to meas
$50 pa aIsss anS asssas to meas
ss SsEas :s sysa HI ' sss sI? ss,A
10 q Woolicn shawis
400 Heavy double Shawls
I,024 pounds Linen Thread, standard make, Nos 30 IS
and 40. two-thirds dark blue one-third Whitley
7o5 dozen spools Cotton standard make. 200 yards
cord and 6cOrd.
256, 1926 yards Calico, standard prints
G7, 500 yards d,go blue Drilling.
1880 yards gooi Bed Ticking.
AS 57n yards brown meeting, "A standard.
IL, 000 yards standard Duck, e-ounce.
1l750 yards plaid Lnsey
20,4t0 yards NC Flannel twilled.
27,lt, yards red Flannel twilled.
$500 yards Kentucky Jeans
lgs25 yards Satinct
1000 yards colorcd Drilling for dress lining)
$40 yards bleachcd shccting dor shrOudN.
$3.50 yards Blue Dcnna
1000 yards Hickory ShirtinH.
3f8 dozen Cotton handkerchief
652 DOZEN mems Wool Socks
dsvy.u uauaW ,ol llaaa
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" The British and North American
Royal Mail Steamships between
New York and Liverpool, calling at Cork harbor
From New York.
ABYSSINIA.. We'd, April CALABRIA.. Sat, April 10
A I;I Wed. April JAyA;;;; Wed April g
And every following Wednesday ana Saturday from
New York. steamers marked thus do not carry steer
Rites Of Fassagc-cabIn $50 800 and $780, gold ae
cordng to accommodation. Tickets to Paris SIS gold
additional Return tickets ON favorable terms. Steer
age, So, currency.
,steerase tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown, and
For freight and cabin apply at the COmpany's
office, No Bowling Green for steerage passage, Ill
~ -' CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent
Or to p r. DUTERNET corner OF Clark and Randolph
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
The steamship AMERICA Captain r. Bu,sins, will sail
Wednesday, April 2P NJ, from Bremen pier, foot
Third street. Hoboken to be followed by
steamship WISER, Captain w. Wiigerod. on Satur-
RATES. OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN
payable in gold, or its equivalent in currency an.
FIST CaDln.
SECOND
For freight or passage apply 70 n,o,, "a ...
No Bowling Green.
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EXCURSIONS.

DOR SAN DIEGO NAY IA LARGE PARTY WILL
r leave for San Diego, via Chicago, Salt Lake and San
Francisco, May T. Rates for first class fare greatly
duced for this only For circulars address W.
N. FRANCIS, lS Broadway, New York, and So Lasalle
street, Chicago.
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NCHOR LINE
"A STEAM TO LIVERPOOL
The magnificent new steamer
CASTALIA
will sail from pier 20 North River Wedncsd April
Cabin assage, $50 and S75, currency.
Steerage passage, $50. currency.
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
No Bowling Green,
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(NREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL, ENGLAND, DIRECT.
Taking goods and passengers for London, Cardiff New
port, Gloucester and all ports in Bristol Channel
Tho steamers of this line will sail from pier Is East
River follows
GREAT WESTERN, stamper.. Wednesday, April %
ARAGON, Western. Wednesday May II
6teerage ......:................ 80 currency
Parties wishing to send their friends obtain
prepaid certificates Drafts for 81 and upwards
E. +. MORGAN's SONS,
20 South street, New York.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
uAyRE, CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid this favore route for the Con-
tinent will sail from pier No. 80 North River fol-
ST. LAURENT, Iamaire. Saturday. April
WILLIE DU HAVRE SUrmont. Saturday, April ~
fEhElhb Donro. bHttrudy, Nay
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Including wine)
TO BREST OR HAVRE,
First CABIN $l25; Second Cabin. $7b
Excursion Tickets at reduced rates.
These gamers do not carry steera9e passengers.
Cnntrcnt ~ Errnnc v ta1t,yr bs linz ern,d hat,,
transit by English railway and The discomforts of
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
pense
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A NCHOR LINE EXPRESS STEAMERS
"A eail from pier 20 North River, New York.
CASTALIA.. We'd, April OLYMPIA. We'd, April
ANGLIA. Sat, April EUROPA. Sat Anr l.
PASSENGERS booked and TO and from all rail
way stations In Great Britain, Ireland, Germany, Nor
way, Sweden, Denmark America, safely, speedily
comfortably and cheapy as any other route or line
Tickets Drafts Certificates be bought at lowest
currency rates by applying ut the companys offices, No
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u,
SIKH avenue paved with Bcsi,n Trap block pave.
That Sixth avenue, from Houston to Four zenith
street except between the rail tracks, be paved with
GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED.
That the vacant lots the north side OF lSth street.
between second and third dysnne BE- fenced ~
ton curb be and
the sidcwa be Hagsed 60
That street iampsbe lighted in roriyhird stree. from
That a sewer be built in iooh street. from Eighth ave-
That Inc sidewalk on the south side of Forty ninth
street. between the ighth AMI Nmh sysn1es be iasscd
streets, broadway and Eighth avenue, le fenced in
betv cen fifth and !. ixth avenues DC ragged,
rhar the sidewalk ON south side o. E.cth street. be-
That the Sidewalk JON siis, o. fiI,yeishh street.
sewer Ss built in Hull street. from Eighth
nue. TO rversiac Park.
Ryer &c .naed and the curb ana gutter stones
that lamps be iishted in Seventeen street, from
Tenth 10 Eleventh avenue.
Tenth to Eleventh avenue "'eu IN sA's'" '"'' rum
That receiving basin and culvert be built OH the south
r,eeiyng ba,, end cgyert be built on the north
That street LAMPS be lighted Tenth avenue from Six
street lamps be Ished in sixty seventh street.
from Eighth avenue 70 tl,e boulevard.
TIA street amps be lighted In 10th street. from Eighth
That street lamp; BE- lighted In sixty sixth street,
kSsn ny the following xGds p; ro.
rack KIs Ksehan lie resscht X.sisaSs %Ssr
sommers and Dcyes--ai,' '''' O'''"'' -'''e"'
,Th.s sewer be bull! in Nnetv-ninth street, from
that sewer DO built In New avenue detwecn Eighth
a1a Ssnn 6u re% Sn avenue. Eighty
iIf IN street 10 1lOth street.
zssn ~ ,1e vHse yocr Murphy Clan
~ KsstinT. Wiser, Hesiy, Thorne Thesis C"d'hrion
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-09
A Shocking Secret Of. Polar History
Revealed,

The Buddington party saved much
valuable manuscript from the wreck
OF the Polaris, but Smith of Tessuisak
Is said to have documents which be-
longed to Captain Hall, quite as valu-
able as any others likely 70 have been
left BY him. Hall and Bessels both
f~reuuented Smiths house, and meeting
there one evening, came to very strong
Language regarding each other. Sub
seqnently Hall contided TO Smith four
boxes, some Of which referred to his
researches Into tho fate Of Sir John
Franklin. Hall had never permitted
these notes to be published, being de-
termined, he said, TO keep the secret
till after the death Of Lady Franklin,
ont Of regard to her feelings. The
suppressed data were to tho awful pur-
port that Franklin's party were re-
duced to eating each other. The dis
'coyery or evidence of such q calamity,
awful as 1t was, would OF course have
added a great exploit to the list of
Halls achievements. To keep ever
about with him these precious memo
randa for which lie had sought so
arduously, to delay, as 1t proved, be-
yond his own death, the full realiza-
ton Of his fame, out Of regard to the
feelings Of the aged and mourning
widow, makes altogether an exhibition
of real chivalry that attests the true
hero stuff In this man. 1t Is not alone
his ice-hewn grave that challenges the
world. The Ieart within ir was both
brave and tender.-SprinafeM Reptbli-