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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

The Humboldt Rsgiaer says that Jim
Hurlsr. while hunting after some stray
cattle at the head Of jackson creek a few
days ago. discovered . pstrihed tree
which measures 10 feet in circumfsr-
sncs at the butt. and Il nearly so feet
long. From the grain OF the wood he ID
Of the opinion that the pstrincation was
once Q pine tree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

UppERzooK. the murderer, recently
executed in Pennsylvania, was, during
his entire life. q total Abstainsr from in
~toxicsting drinks and tobacco. Dom
Piatt says that fate is as certain to crush
such q man, sooner or later, as the fel.
low who splits his name in the middle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

We have Q man living in our town
who, for more than ten years, has been
closing out with . view Of making .
homo elsewhere. He don't appear TO
Be nearer the move than he was ten
years ago. He is wealthy; pays taxes
upon about o~ne-fourth Of what he 10
worth; insists that he is poor. and holds
on to his dimes 90 hard that he makes
the woman squeal before he gives up
n for charitable purposes. The loss
OF such q man would be q benefit to our
town.-San Jsaa Tissss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

A SrxAxoE Acr.-That was q strange
act Of President Grant when. at the re-
csption given at the White House to his
son Fred and bride. he invited the prin-
cipal prisoner in the safe burglary trial.
II was . proceeding at once insIPlieabls
and injurious TO the President. Har-
rington was on trial for q vile conspir-
acy. involving the crime Of burglary.
and wa under bonds. The trial was in
progress and Harrington left the court
room and prisensrs' dock to become the
guest at . card reception Of the Pres
idsat. We fully coincide with the opin-
ion Of the Indianapolis Journal, . Re
publican paper, owned in part and con-
trollsd BY Senator Mortsn. 1t declares
shat such things as the reception Of Hsr-
rington. the safe burglar. at the White
House. do not add to the popular en-
thusiasm in favor Of third term" The
"silent man" does queer things some
times. even to the placing Of personal
preference above public duty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

A noted ''three card monte sharp
Of the Central Pacific railroad, was ar
rested last Friday, at Battle Mountain,
together with one Of his pals. at the in
stigation Of Len Harris, one OF the rail-
road Detectives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

TIE Inyo Independent tells about q
lively poker game at Panamint. One
player bet $1,000. His opponent, think
ing he was "b~lutfing." concluded to
.'see'' il out. After the draw they bet
$1,000 more each. This made the pot
$40. 900, and sixes and aces took II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

tees...................;.;. t..;'oo'...l ~
the Board Of Dircctors, made on the 9th day
OF October. 1874. 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock 40 may BE- necessary VIII be sold 81
public auction. Of the once OF tho Company,
koom9, No. <0e California sircct, Ban Francisco,
California, on WEDNESDAY,. the 18Th day OF
Of such day, TO cay delinquent assessments
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale. 4. PHILLIPS. Sec'y.
Onicc-Room D. No. 400 California street,
San Francisco. California. no30 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

MIcHIoAS voted upon the woman
suffrage question at tho last election.
The vote stood thus: In favor. 4o.472;
opposed. 135.449. Women will not
vote in Michigan this year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

hometown is the name given to the
new town in Panamint. 1t takes its
name from Senator Jones, who is u
principal owner Of the mines Of the dis
trict. nL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

B.s. BUrLx. claims that the recon.
earthquake In Massachusetts 10 q pun.
ishmsnt for the people who voted against
him. This 10 certainly the 6nt time the
Lsrd ever manifested an intsrsss IN old
Benson Fruncisco Stock Repovt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

WEIGH Is wHIcH.-HHrpsr's Weekly,
aludes To Governor Bradley n "part
lawyer and part banksr.'. We don't
know which part il which.-Ehrska
Sentinel M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

TEE Belmont Courier says that Sutro
is seriously contemplating turning the
direction Of his tunnel Pansmintwards.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

IL Company LOcstIon OF principal Place q
business. Ban Francisco. California.
Location OF works. Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice. -There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess-
ment No. 10. levied on the stth day OF October,
fs1t. the several amounts set opposite the names
of tho respective shareholder, a. follows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30
MARRIED.

TURNER-JoNEs-i. Virginia, November
y; Hobart Lsnc, to Man.s!e. Turner.
rsmesr -. L. l.. Richard 10 Mas Nedsfa
DAvls,cRoss-In Reno, November 20. G. Z.
okiNAGE.HoLBERr-In Carson, November
~. b. W. 0finagc 10 Mrs. Ellen A. Hol.
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BORN.

HRRLEy-ln virginia, November "a. 10 Inc
vile OF y. IIerley, q sen.
FRAzERnIn wianemnecs, November q, 10
moss, Ia Eurcla, November u, 10 the wife
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30

Tue Republicans Of tho Michigan
Legislature have . majority Of seven on
Joint ballot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-30
NEW TO-DAY.

DICrOU MININe C0MRANY-L0-
Loe.!ion Of works, Geld Hin. Storey ossn,y
Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fellow.
Ing described stock, On account OF assessment
mo. o., levied on IL 1tth Day Of 0ctobsr,
1874, the several amounts set opposite The
names Of the respective shsreholdsrs. g follows:
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DIED.

oRR1ia Virginia, November q, John orr,
coNLiN.In Virginia. November ., Nary
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A

Tho telegraph q day or two since
brought news that the PRECEDENT haa Of.
fsrsd to James Russell Lowell the mis-
sion to 81. Petersburg. and that The lab
ter had declined. II this Be true We are
sorry for II. Pei. Lowell Is not . poll
tician. has not sought Office. wal not
consulted before he was appointed.
But he il . scholar Of rare attainments
and q poet Of worldwide reputation.
His selection was most citing. and does
credit to the President. Ever since Mr..
Motley was recalled ii has been q mat
ter Of regret among NE better class OF
Republicans that he had not appointed
to q high mission abroad some other
representative Of the culture and learn
ing Of America. New England claims
the appointment on the ground that abe
has no iint-elass Minister abroad, and
because the former Minister. Gsvernoz
Jewell, was from that section. It Is
sincerely 10 Be- hoped that Mr.. Lowell
may bs induced to reconsider his r.
fusal.
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lconuunics,sdl
THE CONsrOCK LODE.

Pct asA Press.l Prices or ssseks-
Comparative Status OF the M1aes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wealth
and Extenssf0 re-Thcrwo Gress
Natural Vents Of she Csmstock-
WHITTIER arc We Drintug
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SAVILLG'S NATIONAL TREAYEa.
Stc-nc and las week a the brtiiaat sas son Ci
keIi0gg Grand EnglIs h ODfrn,

mr. &. u III HEss-........ ... Director
AN EATRAO2DIHARILY ATTRACTIVE kE
win be given, rre.eniing the entire combination of
IJric stars, headed by Americas oF1 gre8. p~i-na
trained Chorus aud orchestra ever engaged in Elg-
IN mGEDGY SIG FVsNiHSG, EsH December II, nr,. time
here in Er slish cf Gmbroiss ThomAs' charnina,
TTomantie opers, MICS ON, which has b9en. per
cess in tie citi.s Q, Ohiosso LonisTiis, Sc Lpnts
ess Mss Clara Louise KeoSs hS S.RR z5s
hr Henry Peskes. q. SegUin. Miss Annie B-ar-
n n nt, Mr. Cayls, Ar. Howard, and M, William
TGEsDAYEysNIsG. Deoeubsr s, only per
GiBH Ms. Reiisss Mfs. BBnr Bsnm6nt SSsfssdaE MI Ha5
ZOE, Mr.. seguin, Mr.. Morgan, Ars. White ard Mr.
WEDNESDAY EvENIsG, December Is, No
zsr. great WORK, DON GION Powerful
mont, Mr. Mas, Mr.. Peak es. ar. [ aYIa and Nj
THURSDAY EVENING, December II has been
set aside for Grand Testimonial BEsEFlT to our
American Prima Donna, MISS OLARA LOUISE
RrtseD.ed: f.l P,7!i9aIaEs :: which Will appear 10
tie sAIeis q Tussdsy m0rdius.
nalizsd b. the first 5Ifsrmanos in America ia
knetish 81 y.Tdi.s : GrsEd Opera, ERHAEi, (Which
With The f5o%ins Uaxgrfols oat ss iJ sS
Van a.reti Emma Howard. II. Peskss. Nc Osris-
EER,, af' nieholsS' hr' Cayla and Mr.. William
GssId MATINEE On SATURDAY of Anber's
TIE ksw Cotent Car den ysrsi,n Miss kellogg.
Mrs. seggin. mr. seguin, Hr, Peske., MI HamiI-
ton Mr.. Nichols, Mr., Hoxa.. aud ar. William
N,asftS.
Or sATURDAY EysNIEG the suc,s-s;ul sea
se- will be bTsUgGt TO close By the appearance Of
the entire GreAS CompsnF, FUH Chorus and Grant
91ens s,Ts, i2oluding the eeleb:aied Russian ss1
Grerd Operate aelsBge ard Ssiect Concert, nv.
A. EuoT Cul, Stage Manager.
Sale Of seats 81 Mssrsrott's n 1sio Store and Box
Ghice OF Tkes.er-ieft side OF tho hJu:s OF Mes-
zerott's snd rish. SIDE at the Thsatsr,
Reserved seats, according to location, 81 50, So,
snd S2Sj. Central admission, 81; gallery, 50
cents. decl4 tr
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TIE III. p. CHURCH TROUBLE IN BAIrrpo.v
Ihe authorities OF the Maryland Metnodis,
Protestant Conference have not vet been abie
church, In this city, TO part with their psstorI
Kew. Joseph Wilson. The president of the oons
tsrence H placed stranger In the pulpit yester-
nearly empty benches. A meeting Of tie chnreh
members viii be held tonight, with a view of
SEEKING peace by removing the church ontsi6e
.ne !erisoicuon OF the conference.-Balffnore
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Our ROYR Visitor.

KALkKAUA INDIsPosRD-RECRPTIoN etc
sUsPEnoRD FOR TO DAY-A KINGS PICTUTs
FoR a REPU TEA PARTY.
Cur royal visitor, David Kalakaua, King of
the Sandwich Islands, found the change from
his own sunny and genial cline into the more
austere atmosphere of the west rather irving on
MS constitution, and the milder air of Washing
ton hes net yet worked a change. He has for
some days past, in fact from the time he left the
Pacific coast, been suffering from a severe cold,
which made him so hoarse that he could hardly
speak, and depressed HIM very much. His NAL
auy was n1ueh aggravated by being present at a
severe snow storm. On his arrival here he seemed
much improved; but yesterday his fever in
within s daor. aaa ne was % obliged to remain c'oss
Alien statSd to representative of The STAR
thls norning, that although his higiess was
much much better to-day, his visit to the President
He 10 attended by DR.. Turner, of the navy. wIo
advisesd quiet and confinement within doors as
eas G necessary for his recovery: His majesty
hss been relieved o. his headache, and in \
great measgTe Of his WEAKNESS. Hs NAV ha
able to be out to- o-morrow, bat no risks will bs
run, a 80 taxI notning definite can now be stated
as 70 ms programme OF movements,i
While our representative was at the Arliny-
ton, the King was requested by the ladies of the
so wsn1enhisI , Tea Party to sat for photographer
wnom lney had deputed to take his picture, TO
pe used as part Of the decorations In the 10.
tands on "wednesday evening. They wished to
'ae picture OF the first king ever in Wash
ltgton feature In the entertainment in behalf
OF the Centennial celebration Of the Great
Republic. The King seemed pleased win ths
idsa, ana Will sit II he is well enough to- morrow
LIE King partook of light breakfast at nine
O'CLOCK, and appeared in the parlor, where he
remalnso most or the day. BE granted audi
Tempie only. The other members of the suite
were aIeana town during the morning, and AT
one O'CLOCK All took lunch together. No invita-
nfad
days yet. " A'"'
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arres, of Co1u,erretters.

NEW YORK, December i4.-An Erie, Pa,
Gispatrh states that b. p. ETway and n. b.
Adams, the counterfeiters VINO have been pass
ing bogus teIs or the TrAders' National Bank Of
Syracuse throughout the latter county, have
been arrested. They are believed to be 2 part
OF tie Ballard gang.
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Judge SWayne Denies the Resignation

NEW YORK, December IA Washington
Dispatch states thai Judge SWayne authori zes
the denial OF the statement that he Is 70 resign
his seat on the Supreme bench.
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Won Arninnsa Trial

NRw NoEK, December IA Berlin special
states that the trtai Of Won Arnim shows th az
tne dispatches and letters sent 20 the New York
Herald have been copied and are now being used
In evidence against Arnim, who testified that
he did not even know the name OF the Herald
correspondent.
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AnfnI RereaFenlenf.

FIYE CEILDKEH DROWNED II SIGHT OF THEIR
MOTHER.
Nav YORK, December 4.-Five children OF
John Dottrrich, living near Preakneee, y. D.,
yesterday FsutBred upon the thin Ice OF small
pond there, with sled. The ice gave way m
tn center OF The pond, under their weight, and
th v were sn drowned in sight OF their mother
who was vatching them play from their house.
-Four were girls, aged 10, -, IS, aud years, anc
a hnr OF a. Nears.
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- Rev. +. e. 0'Keefe, Catholic priest. dted
suddenly ct Niagara falls, last Saturday hight
The common council COMMITTEES Of Nsx
aork are taking the initial steps for rne recep-
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eutcfde NV Hnuptng

SABfN, \. J., December H.--dichael Claucv.
tailor OF dissipsted habits, suictded yesterd AZ
by hanging himself TO q bauister of the stair
way he was single man, aged A..
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The attorneys for TIlton on Saturday served
on TIE auorneys tcr Beecher, aud died in the
once OF tne clerk Of the city court Of BROOKLYN,
nouee oI APPEAL 10 the general term Of the city
souIt Su. itom rae order OF udge MeCue requiring
sen, ron " furnish bill OF particulars. filtonS
0Oens0 eonstrue the judges written opinion to
nn that on the trial the main lssue shall be,
whether adultery was committed by the de-
iendAnt, but whether it was committed on or
about the dates and at the places specified In the
bill OF particulars ordered % be furnished, and
that 10 evidence can be given S1ich does not
bear upon this Issue. The confessions, writings,
&c, tending 10 show aoulterous Intercourse S-t
In which no specific date or place is msutioned>
are left admissible by the opinion OF McCue hrs
only TO serve as general evidence n At criu,insf
acts we're committed BY the defendant On fss
specific dates and places named In the bill 81
particulars, and not TO enable the furv "a e,d
hfm guilty generally. Tflton,s co1nssI c,sa.<
that the main issne should be whether s.s a.
feDoant guilty, leaving the Iury frae fr,,,,
limitation Of time and place and unon shas
sttouna Iney appeal. The appeal win be heard
Beecbe,s. ss,ara.Apr hAApr roR TRIAL.
Tiifons. ss a..orneys on Saturday iuIv no.,s.,
tha a., ssyers that they win be resay ~ s
Rsnis,a,. mehesy IN January. The ys,.a.s sisi ~
No5,,ls.1 n 2 ~. SUI man, referee In the ppo..oL VI
"oui'on suit viii be made to-day. '''eor-
o., "A special telegram from RAJ.
'sA Alnim Niil Be hn1shsd On Wsdse.Sxxs - ss. o.
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a LII KINDS OF GkNTLEMEEB CAsr-oFv
"A WkAkiH0 APP ARIEL can be ga 10 the very
ssss advantage oy addressing or calling on JUsTH,
Sig ID street between sth and 7fh ssresfs north
Qese yaid. iys-tr
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IoptLtuI % IAt kcs0tnq 8tdT.
NHw YORK, December 40 wing 70 financial
embarrasSments this days issue OF the RepubIie
is lite last. W. n, ~.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvgNUR.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $53s OGI 90.
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IN THE Goss CASE In Baltimore on Saturday
witness Identified the ring and writing of a
y. MHseD; another witness testified to stranger
being at Jennerville with Udderxook. = thtsa
detailed the finding OF the dead BODY in Baer,s
woods, and Mr. Butler identified as In the hand
writing OF w. s. Goss three letters, several notss
feseed 70 have been written by A. O. Wilson
The trial will probably last week longer.
n1The Bishop Of London has prohrb,tea
Colenko from preaching in that doc sse.
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MARYLAND REPUBLICANS IN TowN WITH
AN OBJEcT.-A subcommittee OF MARYLAND
republicans, twenty-three in number, arrived
mere this morning, for the purpose of present.
Ing to President Grant, Postmaster GeneraI
Jeweu and Secretary BristoW q series of resol n
ions passed at meeting OF republican dele
gates, representing every district in the ststs.
held IN Baltimore on the goth of Noyemher
Ihe object OF the meeting was TO devise a pl an
LOT the reorgani zation and strengthening OF the
party, by securing the dismissal from once of
certain men and the appointment in their ate "A
OF Others. In the opinion OF the mmittae the
INST step towards the accomplish emf of This ra
suit Is the remoual OF Mr.. Washington Rooth
from the collectorship OF the port OF b alti more
and the appointment OF Robert Turner eso
Be ms successor, and ii is for this purpose ta al
Inc committee now visit Washington. MT.
1uIner, rs represented as q leading merchant Of
Daiumore. The committee, at an early nour
ms morning, paid tqeir respects to the Sec
Tetary OF the Treasury, and to the
them the object Of their visit. and both ar.
pressed sympathy with the movement which
the committee represent.
Inc committee next called on the President.
but on account or press OF Official busin sss he
was unable to see them; he, however sent tben
VOID that he was aware Of the object of theIr
VISIT, and that he would see the Secrefsrv
OF the Treasury, and talk with him on the sub
Ject and to rest assured that the obi ect OF their
visit thould receive due consideration The
CON mittee sent to the President a COPY of the
preamble and resolutions adopted by the BaltI-
more conyentions and withdrew. They returned
to Baltimore this afternoon.
%Lieutenant General sh eridan sxr,..... =,
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CARDS OF INVITATION have been issued by
the Attorney General and Mira Williams for
Their first state dinner. to be given to the Pres
ident and Cabinet on Tuesday evening.
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snndaI IAmurement. tu Neu York

NRw YORK, December H.-rhe Stsdt thea
ter, German, was closed last evening by the
police, snd a lage crowd went 20 another thea
ter whose injunction on the police hsd not run
out. The GeTmaDia theater vas also closed
Paul Falk's IivOn theater gave a"saCred" con-
cert TIL j. C'clock last night, when q theatrical
performance began, and continued until near
O'Clock TO a large crowd. The BoNery theater
gave q sscrtd con cert, which included "Ihe
Pearl of Sayoy," 4" TO an immense house. At the
Brooklyn Tabernacle the usual assault on the
aters was made by Taimadge.
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The Vichsburx TroubIe

LIVELY TINE EXPECTED waES TsE LEGTs-
LATURR NEETs.
NEW YORK, December IA Hmsg specisI
fTomVicksbuTg OF the tSth says heated debates ~
not actual violence, is expected when the legis-
lature meets Thursday neat ia extra session.
At the special session OF the legislature II is
understood an effort will be msde either 90
change the law in accordance with which a
special election for Warren county officers WAS
ordered for the 3Oth inst, or % alter the city
charter In such a way that appointments %
Sheriff Crosby and the flight OF other oficers-
holders can be made by the Governor.
TOUCHING TBB KILLING OF EBGR0Es
on hOndsy last the Correspondent says I have
made the most careful invest Il atiOa possible
and am Of the opinion that the white C tizens Of
kicksburg were under the circumstances justi-
ned in resisting with arms the attack which was
made upon tue CITY by the negroes. They
came in Il will be remembered 90 REIN
state Sheriff Crosby after he had been
forced 10 rtsign. The killing OF 80 many
cannot be jus,ihed. Many of them were shot
while they we're retresting. But II il not true
that many were killed while begging Tor mercy.
On the contrary, al who cid 90 were protected
by the white leaders.
EEGBoEs STILL ~ ARMS.
Another dipstch 20 the same paper dated the
18Th, saws: Late this evening = namber OF gen
tlemen living Cn plantation IN the nelghbOr-
bOod rode into Nicksburg and informed the
mayor that the negroes in the country were
under arms. and in squads OF twenty aud thirty
we're marching towards the city. The mayor
Immediately called out two companies Of spe-
cisl police, and they are now assembled at the
court hsUse. The citizens are generally alarmed
and some Of them fear that the town will be
however, have no fear for the tcwn, bat think
IL probable that the negroes may commit de-
predat.Ons upon unprotected white families in
the country districts. Two companies Of we'll
armed white men have just gone 70 the ont
skirts OF the city. They will guard the two
principal approaches during the night.
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APPoINTED.-Speaker Blaine has appointed d
MT. f. Divine an cficial stenogrsDhsr for the
committees of the House, vice Frank II. Smith ,
Resigned.
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~Lieutenant General 81 Sheridan exprsssa. n,
utter diebehef In the stories recently teleeraphed
from Sioux city ofthe presence Of q prospecfin.
party OF miners In the Black Hill county.
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WARRINGTON THEArRk CoMIQus

MONDAY. December IA, eYefy nisht ard Ted-
need y snd Saturday Aai:Bee5. First sppsa=aoco
10 washington OF the celebrated Character Artists
FRANK sod Eva BENEFIT. Last week OF ths
greatsst Of serin-r smc Son Estresses, Miss NUhLY
PIEBIS, whp VIII intrCdlce this week selection
from fsvoTite 0gtISs. Last week OF the king of
Dutch ard Ethiopian Comedians, Mr.. Sc 81 DE-
NkRH, Who will appear ia his speciaties, also will
appear ia the Drama Of tbs
"HlDOBH HAHD,"
refuuirg tBs character OF Nv ool - and in tho Bor-
der prsms OF Buffalo Bill - assuming the chara--
Ter oi"steys Foster, the Negro Trapper.n deli Ct
A GRAED VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
IA CQGCERT,
under the leadership Of Pref JOSEPH n. DANIEL,
viii be given in Odd Fellows Halt, 6avy Yard, on
TUESDAY RFsNIS0. 18th December, 1874, fer
the hers NJ of 4th- strest n Z Church, conneBcing
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In GeorgeteTn,
TUESDAY EVENING,
At the Presbyterian Chapel, December 18th, on
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The Beecher Tilton Case.

The Nee cusant Witness C0mfaR
NBw YoEK, December IA A-Richsrd II, Irwin
left for Washington this morning.
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COMEBIxs FRANOAIsEs AND HOP.

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Tickets for sale At Kllis' and Metzerott's Music
Sores Philips. Solomon s and BalIantyne's Boz 4
stOrts, and brad. Adams. decll-ft