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NEW YORK.
The Coroner whe Made q Case for
- Himself. ....-..a-a,s q

The Coroner Whe Made g Case for
4 Ur Himself. --.---...-'r
NEW YORK, Dec. e--Contrary TO gen
erai expectation a jury was readily obtained
for the trial Of Coroner Croker, under in
dietmeDt for the murder Of James McKen-
nas en- election day, and there is prospect
OF prompt trial Of this important GRIM
inal suit.
The Sandwich King. 80
One branch Of the City Council has re-
quested Mayor Vance TO tender the hopi-
taiities Of the city to King Kalakano.
More Particulars. .-----... ?. I.
The case Of Theodore Tilton against
Henry Ward Beecher has been postponed
by Judge Wilson Till Monday morning
next. The counsel for Beeeher have OBJ
tanned an order from Judge Mcclure, made
reiurnable Thursday next, that the plaintiff
show cause why bin Of particulars should
not be furnished 70 defendant. The. same
Judge, at the same time, granted stay Of
proceedings. --'--'-'-'7 80
billiards. E
A match game Of billiards, three ball
earcm, 500 points, for $1,000 between
Nigllaux and Cyrille Dion. was played 20
night, and resulted in the defeat OF Dion
BY a score Of 500 TO 7T2. Winners average,
1l.63-67. Dion made run of 127.
Acquitted, Yet Condemned.
The Jersey City Presbytery publishes its
verdict to-day in the case of Rev. John S.
Glendening, aequitting him Of the charges
ofseduction and breach ofprOInise marriage,
but finding him guilty of unIninisterial and
unehristian conduct in making Miss Mary
E Pomeroy presents, visiting her so fire.
quently and at unreasonable hours and
living on such intimate terms as to cause
public suspicion of improperly. The
Presbytery adopted a resolution dissolving
the pastoral relations between Glendening
and the Prospect Avenue Church, in view
of the disturbing influences incident to the
case
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IN MEMORIAM.

A link Is broken in the chain
OF the family all know 30 well;
Another angel, heavenly ch0irs proclaim,
Has come with Us to dwell
We watched his breathing through the night,
His breathing, soft and low,
As In bis breast the wave oflife,
Kept heaving 70 and fro. = .r
So silently we seemed to speak,
SO slowly moved about,
As we had lent him half our powers,
To exc his living out.
He loved his parents, little one,
He kissed and clasped their necks again;
Hereafter they may have son
Who viii kiss and clasp their necks in vain.
For when the evening came dim and sad,
And chill with early showers,
His quiet eyelids clOsed-he had
MRs. j. H. WOOD.
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Now is the time TO have pictures taken
for Christmas presents for your families
and friends. No artist in Nashville is bet
ter prepared to do the work in first-class
style than R. Poole, corner Union and
Cba-,,- sfraets. s.s-.-.-----.-r 50 II
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GOFF.-At his residence (Glenelife) near
this city, on the sth inst, at o'clock, MAJ. A
GOFF.
Funeral from the residence o-morrcw Thurs
Hoyt
HUDSON.-Died on the 7th inst, at $50 Pm,
Of conclusion of the brain and lungs, MORGAN
DUKE, youngest son Of L. r. and Kate Hudson,
aged seven years, eight months and twenty-seven
DAYS.
The funeral VIII take place this morning at
the residence OF the parents, Fatherlaad street,
Edgeheld, at 10 O'Clock. Divine services BY
Rev j. ID. kirkpatrick.
Friends win please attend without further no
tire
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Fine Opera Flannel at IS cents, at No.
10 Union street. deco wed, thurs, sun
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French Merinos, all eolOrs, for So cents,
at No. 10 Union street.
deco wee, thurs ,sat-sun
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Fine Reversible Shawls for s1.5o, at No.
10 Union street. deco wed, thurs,sat,s sun
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Blank &. )indicates no report; cipher (0l STA
dsncy % rise
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a FRIEND that sticks in prosperity and
adFersity-Mucilage,
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TWo-buttOn Kid Gloves, black and col
ored, for so cents, at No. 10 Union street.
deg wed thurs sat sun
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CITY NOTICES.

1t may not have occurred to you, but a
nice Scotch Bingham, or SIX Umbrella is
about as appropriate a Christmas gift as
you could make. Gray & Noble have just
received some Of the nObbyest styles you
ever saw. dec9 1t
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Pulaman Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Cars from st. Louis, Cincinnati and Columbus
Washington and Baltimore without change Of
cars.
Through tickets and further information can
be obtained at all principal Ticket OfhCss
throughout the West, Southwest and North
west. THOS. P. BARRY, Western Passenger
Agent Cincinnati.
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5000 tsssh tatflss aEgreEatlng $3.50, 900
- PRICE Or TICKETS
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarter Tickets 2 30
Half Tickets 90 Eleven Tickets 100 %
For Tickets, Circulars, ETC., address
HENRY v. MOORE, Sec,y,
nov2a deOd&wlm Norfolk. Va.
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RrVEE NEWS.

&c = Hssrs ssd;aS p. NJ Dec. 8 IsT1
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICKR,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 0, LOO A. n.
PrObGbilities.-For Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, clear weather, south or west
winds, slight change in temperature, and
falling by rising barometer.
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TENNESSEE 4 PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On and after May %, trains viii run IS fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry St
No. /, daily, except Sun
dsys.................. $50 P. n. $50 A. Il.
GEO. NANCY, Prest & Sup't.
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SCHEME.
PLAN OF THE IATTKRY-

VheIe Tickets, s2O. 90. Halves. an,
Quarters, s5.0os Eightlss, e2.5G
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
STOCKS u MINES.

Stocks are to-day better than they
were yesterday, alwaysa very encour-
aging circumstance to holders. Belch-
or aud Crown Point, however, show
the best advance and most lively de-
gree Of stiffness, owing 70 better de-
vslopments at the lower levels, the Bel
cher 400 foot Lowell looking especially
we'll. The Crown Point prospects at
that level are Of the most encouraging
nature. giving excellent promise for
the future. The receipts OF this mine
for March are s73s,0O0; expenses.
S3a3, 600, leaving q net surplus OF
$4,000, OF which 800. 900 was paid
In dividends. The li00.foot level Of
the Consolidated virginia Is also Look
Ing remarkably we'll, and improving
in both quality and extent In
all directions as 1t Is opened out.
The reserve fund Of the COM
pany, together with Its current
earnings, Il sufficient to..warrant the
company In com encing to declare
very respectable dividends about tho
fifth OF next month. Imperial stock
droops a little to-day, owing to tile
ore at the lS50-foot level, just cut Into
| through the west wall, being Of very
low grade. lssaying only about ~ to
the ton. The driit, however, 10 not
far enough into tho ledge matter to
decide anything, as good ore need
not be expected before nearing the
east wall, which Is over 100 feet DIS
tant. at least. There Is plenty OF room
for n rich strike there yet. We have
no important strikes or developments
To make note OF for the week. The
| stock market closes. to use q maritime
phrase. "a little or and on" Money
matters are easy enough. and loans
easily effected On reasonable security
and nc very reasonable rates OF Inter-
est. The San Francisco Alta says:
"rhe gold coin shipment per railroad
has increased this month under n do
mand caused by the currency bills In
Congress on the part OF those who
have no faith In a veto. The amount
Of coin shipped In three weeks reached
$685.. SCI 50, and $l57,0G5 OF In bars.
The Mint meets the demand readily.
although It's work Is mostly directed to
Trade Dollars. which continue In de-
mand for China, rs we'll as fine silver.
The China steamer carried 25i,li6
Trade Dollars. which Is IL days work
for tho Mint. This demand lessons
the amount Of silver bars ship:
ped East. The great mines, however,
the Belcher. Crown Point and Con-
solidated Virginia, are yielding
largely. and the bullion is separated
at the san Francisco Refining Works,
the silver for China and tho gold for
the Mlnt.
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This Hsrain-.

aSO ophlr. 20. .ox BIO, eO,. hJo, % ba. 20. b
$40 Gould A Curry. aih glL. 81. ai1I.
Iso ns.t a r.leher' "a
az s,,,y,. esg. C.. 60
~ call, po's,i clL
~ 90. r.i.t fsL So co
5So Y.Iio, Jaeket- ST. SIT
S-o l. .srial
,Ssy Fmpire Nil Al. ~
ID. E,.t.,s Isl. Isl Is IA. hio
s.n aIns, IsL
t=-S l,fe..r SL a.. SIT. s5I n h3O 81 n:
i'~ sS- sp
,n c...e az q.
~ -. vI,ys
800, la
,,,s S..,.i r-us.o ...s
~ r.p-.., q, a, s,utao
~ ysaar =, s@S ~ az 81,
49, $500 ss,s % -. ~ s,if IN ~,
-'.V ~ WIS.,
Sanl,lns NsH''f'S
,u.ues, a.
- ys.s; -.
~ ms0e,lls,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25

Foor SuAsnEp.-An Italian named
Daniele Yamosi, who arrived In Viz
GINA City by this mornings train, had
the misfortune to get the front portion
of hi, left fost smashed by being run
over by the cars. The accident hap
pened a, the first station OH the Union
Pacific west Of Omaha. IL seems that
he Jumped or the train for tho pur-
OF recovering his hat which had blown
oil. and Ia attempting to get BACK nc
fell In such a position that the ar,
wheel passed w his foot rs described
above.
LEO BRoKEy.-A lad about nine
year, Of age, named Mark Donahue'
had the misfortune TO break his lett
leg. midway between tho knee ana
ankle last evening. while playing ball
in the upper part OF town. IL seems
tina. while In pursuit ot tho All, ne
climbed up on top OF n LUMBER plIe'
and In falling oil, met with the aecl-
dsnt referred to above. DIR. hirDy
rendered the necessary surgical as'is-
lance.
CoMrL,MrSrAny.-we arc pleased
to acknowledge the receipt Of a eom'
,limeutary ticket TO the grand calico
ball which whieh IL 10 be given at odd
Fellows Hall. Virginia CITY,, on
"Wednesday evening next. Ticket.
are 50, aud the ladies are all requested
10 dress la calico. Dancing 10 CON-
mence at S o'clock, sharp.
ISsisr.-Mary Butteriield, an III
zane woman. yesterday visited st.
Mary. School. In Virgins City. anu
broLe out "a large number OF psi'es OF
c,,s, with a billet Of wood. she wa
s~xsn,n,Ily secured and lodged In the
Co,n,v .Jail. She will be sent to the
asyl.m for the insane a. Woodbridge
California.
DECORATION DAY.-rhe officers oil
tho Carson pest have issued call io'
a meeting OF the Grand Army OF the
R.nublic. at the District Court room,
IN that city. for the purpose OF taking
stems towards the proper observance o
Decoration Day
FIRE DErARrMESr.-rhe Board o
Delegates Of the Gold Hill Fire De
partment, will hold n meeting Al
Yellow Jacket Engine House. on
Monday evening next, commencing al
TX o'clock.
Dusr.-To-day Old Boreas has beer
stirring up the dust on Main street II
a very lively manner. II this state o
affairs continues, the water cartnai
will have to start out pretty o
/. O. o. F.-Members OF Wilde,
Lodge No. l |. U. o. f., Gold Hill
will n..mble at their lodge at III A. "
nm Mo.L,y next. Members are re
Gue,ted to be on hand promptly.
HAVANA LorrEny.-A spseloi us
patch from New York, received u
virginia yesterday, states that tieke
No. nc, 7l9 drew tho $5OO,OoO prize IL
the Havana Lottery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25

A yrnr RAID. safe and easy way to make Ino
new. 4. To- procure territory TO Introduce the latest
u.efnlinvcntlon that Is wanted every day by every
m. eysry where, who has q family, q iull-site'l
Ssxinr Machine with Table AMI Treahle ior only
an ,hst does the same work as a machine you
s.Ho,ii nav So for, rapid. smooth and arm, makes
.s.m - strong that the cloth Will tear before the
s,i,ehes win rip apart. Eight new attashmsn,s 70,
$50 ny anIy. Agents only need show them In opera
lion 10 .eii In every house they enter. ~ and up,
sI.a ciearssi daily by smart AGENTS. NO sueh ma.
49, ~ a syer offered at any such price,. 1.so sohi
iasi ysaI, io.cD families use them. psmani w
as ING every DAY where they become known.
,I,aI.i srs' Jnlges, Lawyers. Editors, Machlnls,s
ialDors' eic.. recommend them az perfect. h,ght'
.,xsn ne 10 nrsi applicants. IL there Is no agency
T. ~, ni.ee. write ior u. or buy a machine Tor youi
s",nlly or a ~rriaiion, there u none better OF so chesp
~ n,ss sln Real advertisement betinnlns -
S,yrssi in every Family" In .no,hs, column OF ,n,
pals,. sco' 3s Canal street. New York.
Yx who investigate Gallsnd's advsrsi'ensn'
.hsIl become wise.
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srocK
lnrroarrD DArIr Mt xuxH = uALLl

I<asb Eveuhus
2T5 Meadow Valley, 0, sy.,o
Is Raymond n Ely, COZ
l5 Eureka Con, l6, i6k i6I
30 Warrington q Creole. AZ
" Phoebe, s, 81
1000 Page 4 Passca, az, 2. AZ b1, 2
go American flas. 81. 81. 81.
1875 silver Peak. XIX
Ass Belmont, ~, ~, ~, y. b.
100 Charter Oak.
80 rye Patch. 3. q.
40 Newark. ~, IL
50 Monitor Belmont. ~
$50 N Dorado Sosth, MS
200 Watson. ~ b5
zoo North Belmont, Zoe
100 NJ Dorado North, AZ, 2. b,s
1870 Quintaro, zoe
20 Eu-ska O.. vlo
% ~. Patrick. ~ ~, AZ, 81, ~
50 independent. 95c
40 Belleyas. IL
IS Golcss Chariot. IS
100 lea Fillmore. ~.
100 Nahssany.5
$50 South Carrot. %
COO War EAGLE. az
2lS5 Opbi-, -. - rs, eok, sou hD, 2obi0
IOsO Belcher. 81. sl1. s5bS, Si,., slr.,5
100 Yslls~ JACKET, ~. SAY
ii5 Cos. virginia, 81
SIS could q Curry. ~. si.. aiS, 2, bSo
90 Crown Point. 80, -. sss o. ssk
so savage, Is, ca, cS b5o, Ga
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
BY n CABLES.
Ex.Sccrstary McCulioch ON the Pres
ident.s ystO.

ideng's Veto.
LONDON, April 25.-Hugh McCul.
loeh, In q communication to the Times,
praises President Grants veto Of tho
finance bill, aud recommends q return
to tho policy OF contraction which tc
pursued when Secretary Of tho Treas
ury. The Times edltorlally says: 10
British eyes the apparently intermin.
able imitation Of currency Is q hazard
Gus proceeding, frsught with peril to
the prosperity and even to the unity oil
the Commonwealth, but It IL not do.
MED that no other country In tho
world could do what America has hlth.
crto done. Her nature Is to expand
and develop In every posslblc direc.
ton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
DISPATCH
Beachcd-To PUGET Sound.

SAN Francisco, April 25-2 T.. NJ
All effort, to get the ship James Ches-
ter of have proved unsuccessful. She
Ina, swung clear around, dragging her
anchors. aud now lies hard OH the
beach. Another offsrt will be made
at high water to haul her OIL, but It Il
believed she will remain . wreck.
The steamer William Taber will
loon be sent to the Sound to run In
connection with tho mail steamers Il
Alaskan ports.
Grcenbacks, sohaso'l.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25

INTERESTING LEcTiRE.-Next Sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, Mrs. ii. +.
NJ. Brown will lecture at Pioneer Hall,
In Virginia City, taking as her subject
..Mediums and thler Mlsslons.' The
lecture will be we'll worth hearing.
Hon ScnooI. ExHiBrrIoS.-The pu-
pills In Professor Willis school will
give All Interesting literary entertain.
ment this evening. at the Third Ward
Sehool.house In Virginia City.
COUNTY JAIL--At present there are
81 dodgers In the County Jail.
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8 o

DANCING AcAprxr.-Jsmes z. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers Of the heaithfsl
and beautiful art OF dancing that he has opened
a a,,t.elass Dancing Academy In National Guard
iIsil. smith street, Virginia. where instruc.
lion. viii hc given NJ follows: Gentleman's
Ciass-Monday and Thursdsy evening; LAdies'
Isd,s., ami Jbiidrens Ciass-Wednesday and
saturday afternoons. sories dansants ever
Saturday evening.
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III EVENING NEWS.
To CANDIDATES,

All announcements Of candidates for once
must % paid for IN ddraAcs. We accept OF no
eoniin.cn; arrangements. bu. treat all alike.
Acandidate whe cannot or will not announce
hinsslf properly and pay his printing bills
promptly. Is not a. for the once he seeks.
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Fever a. the J.iI-odd FsIIow.'
Picnic.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 25-l p. NJ
There are twenty mcn In the County
Jail down with the typhoid fever,
and probably more OF tho prisoners
will DO removed to the old hospital
building to-day. The jail Is calculat.
cd to hold 1876 men, aud there are 20?
crowded Into 1t.
The ferry boats to Oakland are
crowded with people today going to
the Odd Fellows picnic at Alameda
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
TELEcRAPHIc
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
~tsr,sr.. TO tn. eel. NIL DAur rnv',
o NJ EsrIo IMrELLIoEMoI


o O N EsTIc INTELLioEhc CT
Tweed Goes en- Duty.
NEW YoRx, April 25.-William NJ
Tweed will DO remanded to-day to hos
pital duty In the %psnitentlary under
resolution Of the Board Of Manage
ment.
The Butter and Cheese Exchange
has protested against tho new article,
olesmargarlne, being called butter
and sold as such. The Exchange says
the future Of the American trade de.
mands that the two be kept separate,
Coming 70 this Coast.
Vice President Wilson is on the way
from Boston to Washington. On his
return soon to Boston, he will leave
on a Southern and Western trip, which
will probably extend to California
and will Include q visit to the Hot
Springs. Arkansas.
Indian Depreciation Claims-A Test
Case Decided.
NEW YoRx, April ga WASH
ington dispatch glvOs the opinion Of
Sir Edward Thornton, filed Wednes-
day In the case Of Rafal Agulrro vs..
the United States, awarding that the
motion heretofore made by the agents
Of the United States to dismiss and re-
ject this claim be allowed and the
claim was accordingly rejected. This
was a test case Of a class known as the
Indian Depreciation Claims against the
United States, the aggregate Of which
amounted to some $3l, 900, 900.
The Humiliation in Louisiana.
NEw ORLEANS, April 25.-Addltion-
al accounts continue to be received, OF
the devastation by the floods and SUI.
ferings OF tho people driven from their
homes. A letter from the Red River
country says It Is entirely ovcrflowed.
All Of us are bankrupt; have no pro-
visions; no money, and many are
starving. Ths water 10 all ever the
country, and still rising. Cows not
drowned are dying for want Of food.
Sheep aud hegs arc drowned by hun
dreds. A letter from planter In Car
roll Parish says from the overflow
there will be twenty.ssvon plantations
In this parish that may make lialfcrops
aud twenty.nine that are good for q
full crop.
Labor Troubles I'm Now brunswick.
Sr. JOINS, N. B., April 25.-All the
operatives OF this city have combined
against employers and mill owners,
and serious trouble Is feared. A po-
lice force has been detailed to protect
the mills.
Trouble In Hayti.
PHILADELPHIA, April GA dis
patch received from Port au Prince OF
the 18th instant, says General Domln-
ique was expected hourly with troops
from the South, and trouble was feared.
Foreigners were sending valuables to
different Consular residences for safe.
ty, aud numbers Of them were leaving
the Island.
Aid for Louisiana.
CHICAGO, April 25.--Twenty-five
hundred dollars were collected by q
Committee Of the Board Of Trade to-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
A HAUNTED HOUSE

IL In some places an object Of wonder and ter.
ror, hut the WHITE HOUSE CIlOTHIN0
MORE IL constantly haunted, day and night,
most popular place In tnwn. A NEW SUIT
sfectuslly lays every ghost that makes is sp-
pearance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
A BIG STRIKE

In the Comstock would doubtless scnd stocks
up all along the line. but COllN e. ISAACS
pledge their word that they would still continue
TO cell goods a. cheap as ever, regardless Of the
stock excitement.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
THE

In the form Of q pAid piper. once reused all the
children OF O village to follow him Oh. Could
he have shown such bargains In Clothing a. are
10 DO had Of COiIN a IHAACb all the par
enta would have followed. - well % the chill
whole village.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
LOST,

DETwEgN GOLD HILL AND AMERICAN
ID Flat, on Tuesday last. . gold ooana
Under will Be suitably rewarded BY leaving the
same at the NBws once. ap1sfW
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THE GRUMBLING

OF BALD MOUNTAIN IS AS NOTHING
" compared with the grumbllng Of some OF
our Clothing Dealers a. they daily observe their
customers leaving them and vending their
STORE. the only place In town where you
get real bargains In Clothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-25
ii WOMEN

Raid on the saloons In the East but here. all
who want good, substantial, well made and
fashionable Clothing, raid ON the WHITE
HOUSE CLOTHING STORE
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

[.rrc,AL 70 TIE GOLD I'LL DAILY NEWS.
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Trouble In Hnyti.
Aid for Louisiana.

CHICAGO, April 25.--Twenty-five
hundred dollars vert collected by q
Committee Of the Board Of Trade to-
day for sufferers In Louisiana.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-28
WATERPROOF Shoe Polish.

Take wide-mouthed bottle and half
fill it with shellac varnish having the
consistency Of thin syrup. Mix some
lampblack with a little of the same var
nish and when well blended add it, with
bit Of gum camphor, to the contents
Of the bottle and keep it we'll corked.-
The rule is, to one pint of varnish add
half an ounce each of good lampblack
and gum camphor. With this prepar-
alton children's shoes may be kept pol
ished and waterproof all the year round ;
and it is nice application for larger
shoes as well. And, if gentlemen ever
read such articles as these, let me whis-
per it, it will fsshen up your old harness
considerably and may be used to advan-
tage in many similar ways, answering
every purpose to which French dressing
is applied. d.-Christain Union.