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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-01-31

sell our enc steel rn~raviN~s, 'hrom"s.
Cra,on Drawings. lIumina,ions, Photo.
grains. etc, etc. We now publish the TN.
rs, assortment ever placed III fore tie pub
lie, and our prices are marked down ;" low
u 10 defy all competition. NJ one $40,
>,rihrs for Il pre-. alum giving paper N or
der to yet picture after seeing our PIE
lures and learning our prices We nave
many old agents at WORK lor us VINO nave
made, ranyaAsing for books. papers, etc,
their business for wears, and they all itl'"I'
that they cam make much more money nj
work for us than at anythlh" else. on'
nri, Is are SO low that all can afford |"
,urchasr. and therefore Tie pictures sell At
srht at almost every house. New begin.
nrrs do as well as agents who have l'''I
large experience, for our beautiful subjects
and low prices are appreciated lN All. 10
make large sales every where all an agent
has to do is to show the plclilrcs iron|
house to house. Don't look for work else,
where until you hav" seen what great III
tuccmcnts We offer YOU to make money
We have not space to explain all here, hut
send MS your address and we will send 1ulI
uar,culars, free. lv mail. Don't delay II
YOU want profitable work for your Leisure
hours, or for yonr whole time. 40" i
the favorable time to engage III tins husl.
ness Our pictures are the finest an"
most pleasing in this country, and are Gu
lor>cl by all The leading papers, including
the New York WtroM. Those who cannot
give the business their entire attention can
work up their own localities and make Il
handsome sum without ever being away
from home overnight. Let all who want
pleasant, profitable employment, without
riSking capital, send us their addresses at
once and learn all about the business tsl
themselves. Address GEORGE STlN
son e. CO., Art Publishers, Portland
Maine.
Ian lO.3m
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-01-31

@AA@SI- ~
For your Wife.
For your Husband.
For your Children,
For your Sister,
For your Brother,
For your Father.
For your Mnthrr
For your Aunt.
For your lnrlr,
and even for
YOUR MOTH Err LAW,
bless her dear soul although she docs
make it particularly warm to you somr,
times y
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NOTICE.

I)ERSONS owing Corporation T; xcs
for the year 1872 arc hereby notified
to pay the same by the lst of February
next. If not paid before said date | shall
advertise for sale property to satisfy Taxes,
and costs, after hat date.
JACOB H. COVER
ian. l0.3W Tax Collector
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MORE NcW(,OODS!
AT Tuf.
NEU STORE,

South Water Street,
Meclanicstown, Md.
DECEMBER -, 1878.
COME ONE, COME ALL,
And see for Yourselves
4 ND be convinced that we have til,
/ \ finest, incest and cheapest SHOES
ever offered in this market.
-CoNsIST1NG IN PART OF
Ladies' Oil dressed Cater But Boot;
DO ditto do Polish do do
Do ditto French Kid do do
DO ditto Glove Kid But Boot;
Misses Oil dressed Goat But Boot;
Do ditto Polished But Boot
Chldrcns' Ditto Ditto
DO Prhhlcd Cont Polished but boot;
Do Cater Silver Tipped polish do
Do Glove Kid hut Boot, sc. &c.
All of which we will sell at prices to
snit the time Terms CASH
dc % IL J. J. HEN4HAW.
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\ easily ma,lr hv any one. We
want men. women. Nof> aiil
uirls all over the country Ia
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
SALARY

Some of the constituents Of members
of Congress who have been reuomi-
mated, are writing TO Washington to
ascertain if they drew their back pay.
The Treasury Department, luckily for
the salary grabbers, is unable or I'M
willing to furnish the desired infUrIn4-
ton. But means will doubtless be do
vised before the close of the campaign,
by which the truth will be known.
There are thousands Of honest men
throughout the country who will not
cast their votes for men who SO basclv
BETRAYED their trust as to plumber the
people whose interests they were
sworn to defend. The salary grabbing
iniquity can not be kept too promi-
nently before the people, and all who
voted for it will be held responsible.
The above is from the Lyon Times.
and the editor illustrates his consist
ency by complimenting Kendall and
advising his reelection in the same
issue of his paper. Consistency now
adays, however, is a long way below
par. Bradley, during his term as Gov
crnor, hasapproved three cold blooded
subsidy bills, and yet the Democracy
of Nevada propose to make him their
standard bearer on on anti-subsidy
platform.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
BIT Just.

The Lexington Mo- Caucasian
thus pays its respects TO the lascivious
Glendenning of Jersey City. 1t is.
however. due the "erring brother" 10
say that he has since been acquitted OF
the crime with which he WAS charged:
.Another perdition deserving apes
tate apostle has has di>graced his
sanity Nestmeut$. and brought down
r~eproacll. like a thu>and rotten pump
kinS, Oh the holy cause of which he
vas a protested standard bearer. The
Reverend John =. Glenienning has
been a pastor of the Prospect Street
Presbyterian Church, i'll Jersey City.
Hus he isn't any more. Like his mere
eminent cXamplara and brother. Beech
er. lie is i'll trouble. Under the PAS
togaI mamie. he destroyed one of the
la.rcst eve lambs of his flock. Be-
meath The spacious gIiise of ministerial
care aud love. he seduccd Miss Mary
Poulcgoy. an Intelligent and refined
but too trusting member o! his con-
grerltion. Then. pistol III hand, he
pHil.ei her into signing \ statement
eXoneration him. She died. leaving
a wrstehed. little. tew-hours-old waii
To latherls>s shame. And nov. the
Reverend John =. GlCudsnuing is flee
Ing from the mob. which desires to do
him Justice. Let our laws he rcnloi-
tlel. and seduction be made n capital
crime. Shield trusting Innocence ON
the >cert of these lusttul blood hounds
OF Zion. Hang them on The spot.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
THE ELAO DEMOCRATIC CON
VENrION.

We find i'll Forbes Measure jar
Measure the following items with ref
erence 10 the Democratic Convention
in Elko county:
Those who were there say the DEM
Ocr2tic Convention for Elko county
WAS one of he Ecost deliberate put-upS
that ever a ring got away with. Gov
ernor Bradley, Scott, and their friends.
had everything so shaped, and with so
perfect an understanding al around,
that no hope could be entertained OF
breaking the ring. Mary withdrew
disguised, without trying to get nnmi-
nations-aibeit they had before had all
the encouragement to come in.
Dow Hunts,nan came from flko not
exactly pleased. Bradley was there,
and very materially assisted to defeat
Ben. Fitch and nominate Scott for the
Sherifalty. Dow says hat through
fear that the Missourians might not lie
able to read p~enmanship, or anything
i'll reason, Governor Bradley had the
names of his men for electors printed
in large letters and put in their hands
before the l~ralloting commenced.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
KEEP COOL.

The Gold Hill NeuS has something
TO say about the SENTINEL. W. can
inform the editor OF the NcWs that if
he does not like the SENTINEL lie can
lc; it alonc-there is no law compelling
him 10 read it. We NEEDLE with no
man unless he first attacks us. In his
lecture here. Sutro made a Wanton and
slanderous attack upon the SENTINEL
and its proprietor, going so far as to
advise its patrons 10 kick the paper
out of their houses ana places Of busi-
ness. This 4 carrying the joke a
little too far for impulsive human ma
ture, and hence it was that We gave
publicity to that damaging rumor
about Sutro. We do not know whether
it was true or false. nor do we care.
We knew Su:ro had said some very
mean things about us. and we sought
10 SQUARE the account by relating the
most damaging thing We had
ever heard about him. If he got the
worst of the deal, neither he nor hi,
friends had any right TO grumb.e.
Sutro opened the ball.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
ttrrenh.cEs a &c! i-j,Oo!ci kssa~-
>iaa.iOn Fatal Gar Acct Icn:-
Hot NaatncT-siiln Attendance
I~arenliary Fire Brilliant MHse-
Or-&usDenIei ron Duty G0c>
TO State Prison.
SAs FRANCISCO, Sept. Il.

~ / iAN' i~to. s-tt'l. II.
GrCenbacks, 81 q -.
Attic tity Gardens, about II O'Clock
last night. a h~oodluIn, without II
provncation Whatever, attacked a
Young man named J. NJ. silva. and
fired four shots at him, one Of which
inflicted a dangerous wound in the
neck. The rascal made his escape, and
has no.: Vet pten arrested.
Dav!! +. il!ar. 4 little boy whose
parents reside OIL Ritcii street, was run
we by a Folsom street ear last night.
receiving injuries which resulted in his
deth q few hours attCrWard. The
driver of the car has been arrested for
inans!auwhtcr.
The Weather to day is very warm.
TIE attendance At The Mechanics
Fair this morning is small.
The police have not Yet captured the
assassin of Silva. and have no clue to
his detection beyond the genelal de
scriptirn that he WAS Il hoodlun.
The fire last evening destroyed the
large warehouse three miles east of
Oakland, owned by II. G. Clark. Loss
about $4,000. 1t wa the work OF a"
inccntiarv.
Al Il ttW minutes past seven this
evening Il very brilliant meteor ira
ver>ea he western part of the heavens.
Illuminating the sky like a flash CT
lightning. and accompanied hy a hiss
ing sound.
To-day has been the hottest of the
season, and tonight is very close and
sultry.
Prison kecl or IIou,ly. accused Of
soliciting for Noah Flood, a Police
Court lawyer, has been SUSPENDED from
duty. ending an Investigation ly The
Police Commissioners.
Lloyd Bell, convicted of man
slaughter for killing Owen Gillem.
o 10 the STATE Prison for term oi
,rNHn NN.rS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

the District Court room. The follow
ing gentlemen were nominated by ac-
c~laua;ion. with the exception of II. j.
Peters. for County Treasurer, who beat
II. =. Mason 10y one vote: Fer the
Senate. Gen. T. II. Edwards; for the
Assembly, :. +. Jones. OF Empire. J.
W. IIaynie and Alfred Helm, of this
city.
Col. A. c. Ellis has resigned his can
dida;ure for Governor en- the Demo-
cratic side and leaves the field clear for
Governor Bradley'S nomination.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

4 Coop MAS.-Jud-c Scawell. Dis
trict judge OF ESmerIIda and Lyon
counties. iS in town with his family,
and viii leave for home in Dayton to-
morrow morning. Il is minated that
Judge SclHeil IHay he a candidate for
the supreme Bench. If 80. he will, il
nominated, secure many Il hundred
Republican votes. He is a fine law
Yer, an i~ncorrnptible judge, and mos
excellent JGri>t. As the Supreme Court
reports Will Irnve.-C0Tson 1ff5Hjic.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

The felon who runs Sutro's Virginia
City organ has, we understand, been
calling us some pretty hard names of
late. AS might have been expected OF
the cowardly cur, however, he failed
to send us his paper as usual. He
must be a dirty, driyeling puppy-thAt
Bogart Of the Iadependeat.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

KENDALL and Sutro had a giye-anl-
take bout. during the lecture of the
latter in Hamilton, Saturday night.
Sutro called Kendall q "miserab!e.
ungrateful traitor and Kendall, who
was in the audience, sprang to his
feet and promptly denied the soft i'm
parchment. The discussion soon
waxed warm. when Sutro, becoming
Disguised, closed the show and left the
building.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

CHARLES f. DELANEY, President of
the Miners Union. Of Virginia City,
attempted to commit suicide The other
Gay. The ball entered below the left
nipple and passed entirely ttpugh
the body. lie was lying in a danger
condition At last accounts.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

STATE MINERALoGisT.-We learn
from our friend J. W. Wright. that NJ.
u. Wheeler is a candidate for State
Minera!ogist. Mr.. Wheeler is we'll
known in Phoebe. from eng an an
p!oye in the office Of Wells. Fargo x
Co., where he made many friends. He
is an ablcand accomplished gentleman.
with not only Il taste for, but is We'll
vcr>cd in geological lore. which he
studio, with all the enthusiasm OF a
true sAvun.-Pnche RecOLtI.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

WHITE PINE NOMINATIONS. The
Republican Convention OF White Pine
county was held in Hamilton ye>tcr-
day. We learn by private dispatch
that T.. i. Dickinson and Bob Robin
son were nominated for the Senate,
and Gcarhart. Bibbens, Ford, Com
Minis and Allen for the Assembly
One OF the nominees, George Bibhens..
formerly resided in Eureka. We re-
ceived nothing concerning the balance
OF the ticket.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

For EASTERN NEVAnA.-CongreSs-
man Kendall left Virginia City on
Wednesday evening for the eastern
part Of the STATE. 1t is his intention to
visit the various towns and settlements
and give the people his views in re-
gard To the political situation. lis no
Use. i<Tndlii: vuu are "A goose that i
politically cookyd.-t01SDH Tribuac.
Ilth.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
NeX Railroad Project.

PORTLAND. Oun., Sept, II.
The meeting OF citizens in favor of
the Portland, Dalie> and salt Lake
Railroad, on saturday evening, WAS
LARGELY attended. i resolution was
passed tlat the Legislature Sh ull 50
nnoilfy aid heretofore granted coward
the constructor Of the road AS that
consideration for work to he performed
III tie available rs the work pro-
crosse, not exceeding $4,000 per an
mum, should II c!v appropriate a ~>rllli-
Gent sum OF money 10 defrsy the pre-
liiIinary expenses of respecting this
important enterprise.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

For MITCuELI.-We learn that a ma
jcrity of the Democratic Legislative
ticket, lately nominated in White Pine
county, is for Hon. ~ X. Mitchell for
United States Senator.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

SrTRo.-The Gold Hill NeirS, in
speaking Of Sutro, says: lie has
heapei indignity and Insult. to the
limited extent Of his power. upon the
Executive, Judicial and Legislative
branches of this state Government.
lie has first attempted to rob our peo-
pie, and then, stuny by failure. turned
about and abused u both III open har-
angue and in public print. He has
wilfully and maliciou>ly lied abou;
Nevada and her people.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

WELDING 10 1.-THE SOLICITATIONS OF
l. hi many fri ,nls. CAPTAIN JG.iN VI.
tuLfl has consented to become n candi-
date fer the Assembly, subject to the deci-
sion Of the pemocratic-iibcia Convention.
September i'll, 1871. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
For the Assembly,.

I. METTE, OF IIDY HILL, De
-. Tres to inform the pubic that he will b
n cnrdi late fol tn Assembly, before the E.t-
rcha tounty lemucra,ic Liberal Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
NeutiOa Ia Isc Called.

taIUNBIN, =. e.. SEPT. II.
he Republican convention uomi-
mated Il. Ii. Chamberlain for Govern
or. in place of K. II. Eaves. present
iucumheut; 1t. toy. Il. Is. Elliott.
t hairman,efthe Executive Committee.
An independent Republican tonvon-
ton will he called. a. many delegates
are dissatisfied. and other nominations
Will be mae.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
a., a Crm:ss- Jewish Ne. Year.

AALifJo. sept. II.
The United steamer Saranac vii!
start f.oln Mare Island on Il cruise
down the Mexican coast. probably On
Saturday next. The United Sac,
steaincr Pensacola is to be Admiral
Aims flae-stip.
The Jewish merchants lave tempo
rarily closed business to celebrate their
New Year,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
FOR TREASURER,

yY'E ALE AUTHORIZED 10 Az
W neg j. u. ~HALbhAifii as n can
dictate Tor { ounty treasurer, subject to the
action Of the Democratic Liberal tcnyrntiun,
"hi'h meets in t".ret II. Sept. list. so
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

on THE STUMP.-Congres>man Ken
dali was to have addressed the people
of Hamilton last night, in opposition
TO SutrO.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
s.cs:rOyei by Fire.

CHARIF~ION. :. G.. sept. II.
A fire Yesterday destroyed Nepon-
se~' shoe store and Bears drag store.
Loss. $4,000: in,urel for one-haif that
amount.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
C'.t. NDID.I7 TIES.
FOR SHERIFF.

IyEAEEA J'FrOEIZEbTo ANNOUNCE
W :. Vi. HENLEY, o. a,isai.. as n can
Giuate Ter ShrrjtT If Eureka County, subject 10
the iccI,iui ct tn Rcn.tctatic County CON-
vrutiou ii said County. sid
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
bile 7EONsici.c Gambler
tcn.regafiI..

MODESTO, Cal, Sept. "A.
Shoemaker, tie man who shot Glca-
son. va acquitted today on the
ground Of justiliable homicide.
\ large number Of gamblers have
congre9atcd here tor the Fair, which
O-IHGFrDW.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
For the Assembly,

WE Al.H A~JTiIOhlLED To An
" rounce i'IiliLip S?LAIN ~ II caEdi-
dat before til Dciuocra;ic Liberal ,oauty
Convention for tn iastien for .iSScmbh.-
miil. Sl!-tl
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FOR stale EllnEnAl0GlST.

lyANN FRIENDS OF JOHN \. PORTER,
vi Of Eurct It, "ruoruce hiY rs Il candi-
date for STAT, NiIelaiogi>t at the chstius
olvcti"n. suhicrt to the deci ion u tho lcmo-
eratic- .ibcIal ConycLtiGM. ass
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
Subscription forstock,

Ten thousand FIVE hundred (slo.50O dol
lars of the STOCK have already been taEcr.
and the books are now open to tha public for
sabscri ton Cor the remainder, to wit: ~. jCO
q. the Law Office of Hilihousc paycuoorr.
ltyland's building, kate:aan street, upon tho
following terIns;
Twenty 20 per cont. of tho sibscr,otion
will be ~~cluircd at the tins of Subscribing.
and twrnty 20 per cent. every thirty laDI
days thereafter unit! the same is paid M.
ly order Of the Board of Trustees.
WI. ARLINGTON, resident.
VII DAVENPORT. Secretary.
Eurtha, New. Jrl! :. ri. ;y7-td
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. ASSESSOR.

II COMPLIANCE WITH TIE SuLICI-
L tai;cn o! many iriVnus. hereby ann INC,
myself as n candidate for The uilira OF Asses
sur ct Eureka comfy, sabirct to the decision
OF III Democrat: Lib III Conx rntiun.
al2-td EDN AVID u AEINNNN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ancient Order of Hibernians

IA MEETING OF DIVISION Ne. 5.
N held September 18th, the subioined pro-
am bic and resolutions, expressive OF the seh-
timcnts Of the order over the unexpected de-
mise of the late owen keefe, were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas. 1t has pleased the Almighty in
the dispen>ation of his divine wisdom TO re-
move forever nom our midst one OF oar most
esteemed ard beloved mem bcTs. owcn keeic.
who. BY his manly and geLcrOus traits Of
character. had cndsares himself to every
member OF the Society. and whose unaltcra.
lle devotion to the cause Of ireland's indie
Pcudcuce, mingled with thc hisheS; national
l~GtIiotir al IatIonS, received for him unllm-
tied confidence from his oUEtryGtsn v lille
we bow with mcclncs> and su admission to the
decree of the All-wise Providence in thus
cutting, in Prime of manhood and in the en-.
,oyment of all his faculties. one. of our most
respected brothers and ever faithful friends.
We feel it cur duty to give EXPRESSION to our
feelings over thu irrcrnrable less sustained
hv thu ia .nily Of the deceased as well n BY
this trder, for which he mad accomplished SO
mech.
i,s0Ivod. That rs a tribute of respect to
the ford memcry Of tho deceased. the ledge
room. Of orr Society be draped in mourning
| tor thirty days: and that the officers ant
members Of this Soci'ty attend the funeral
III 4 body. and be il further
Resolved. hat II copy of the foregoing
resUl atiui, be cngroSscd and forwarded to the
Parents aud rrlati; cs OF the deceased; and
also shat the same be spread in full on the
records Of the Lodge. and published in the
daIiy paper. VI y
1iiuMA S liALEl.
TIMOTHY Nj III liI,
sl2-Nt Committee on RESOLUTIONS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
For State Mineralogist.

XEEANE Ai'THoEIZEDTu ANNOUNCE
w General 4. CadWaladcr, ii v hit. / inc,
a Il cand'datc for Sta,e Mineral. sist. sit-
iect to he decision Of the iepub.iran state
Convention. a. Ia-ti
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
Orn,sby County Nominations Ellis
Withdrawal.

CARSON CITY, New. Sept. If.
The delegates to the Republican
County -Conren.ion met here today in
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. ASSESSOR.

fA?FAiN J.t. ColGAN Has AUTHOR
I lid Ia to say that h, will h. II candidate
before the Demo, ratio Liberal Convention
Tor thc nomination for tolnty Assessor.
eiu-ti
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Entrance On Main street. Mt tho south siat
ott.c silver i;ri,a .,ldinc.
ban. EO>DA beng, Iroir.
j II
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rendered the Chiefshi, of the chit
cage Fire observation-disclosures for
Inspection The Masonic IA.
cur~iOu,

NEN ipHsh. Stlt. II.
The Committee OF the City Council
VI Chicago has rendered General Sha-
lor. former President of the New York
CITY Fire Department.. the office Of
Chef of the Chicago Fire department.
Il is s;a.el on cool authority tha,
>halsr accepted. 70 the office
On January Is. i>75.
The Pacific Mail steamship city Of
prkin- viii be open for inspection on
Tuesday. The 18th, and lie prepared for
visitors from abroad.
Owing Il mi>nanageinent. only a
small number Of the Masonic cNcur-
sion parsy arrived here on Satur-
d4v in tine Il AXE the steamer. The
remainder With the leader YER also
LEFT tehini. and will sail this week.
an ali Nil concentrate III London i'll
October. when they will travel over
Europe through Asia Minor to Egypt.
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P.S. I shall in spite Of Thunder. re-
port Adolpho', lecture 4: Treasure
liillto-morrow.
Hamilton. Sep.. I2th. lS14.
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Reverend 8sechpr i'reacisc> "a Feel.
Ing Sermon.

TwIS MOUNTAIN IIov~E.
New Hampshire sept. II.
Deecher preached to-day 70 Il similar
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