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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-29

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board of Directors. made on the l4th day
Of May, 1874, so many shares OF each par.
eel Of such stock as may be necessary will
be sold at public auction, at the ONCE OF the
California street, San Francisco, California, on
Thursday, the 10th day Of July,
1874, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p. m. OF
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
CHAs. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
ONCE: Room %, Hayward's Building, 419 Cal.
ifornia street, San Francisco, California.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-29

FROM Sol. Simpson, the wood driver,
We learn that water spout Of immense
dimensions burst in the canyon at the
head Of Carson Valley on Thursday even
ing, raising the river several feet and
doing great injury to the wood drive.
This is the second water spout that has
troubled the wood drivers within the past
few weeks.-[ Carson Tribune.
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NOTICE.

I'm MEMBERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
i County Central Committee for incoln
county are hereby notified that there will be a
meeting of said Committee at the Court. house,
in Phoebe, on SATURDAY, the LIST day Of An
gust, 1874, at O'Clock p. m.
J.P. CURTIS, Chairman.
HENRY RivEs, Secretary. iy22-td
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g A r. D..


VINHE NEW WATER COMPANY Is NOW
i ready to deliver the WELL WATER to
the citizens of Phoebe at LOW RATES
in this part of the country. The parties
who have sunk the we'll deserve credit for
their perseverance,, having worked two years
before they succeeded in finding the water,
which is at a depth of over 466 feet They
ought to be patronized by our citizens not only
for the perseverance they have shown, but also
for the superior quality of Water. Those who
patronize this company will find the Water an
excellent article for washing as we'll as drink
ing, and the price will suit all. For particulars
apply to NJ. ABADIE, Nevada Market, Main
street. jy24-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-29

The Sierra Nevada Gold and Silver
Mining Company has increased its CAPT
tai stock, and its shares also from 10000
to 100, 0OO.-[ Carson Tribune.
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SAN FRANCISCO Stock REPORT.

60. y...-z. ~. 90
saAhEsl MonNtMd sAAHs'
oao Opn,5I :. S. avs ,a,I,'sn
~ S Sos. : rs,ohs,'SaE
eos Dcss 81 81 q, a. g so m soxso
500 Cholisr Potosi-19 90 81 5Ok
as Hale Norcross-45 A
S5o Crown Point-6g GU ~ 69A 70 70b5
~ yellow Jacket-7o ION ~
$50 Imperial-7h
5l0 Empire Mill-7A 7b
10 Alphs-nh nh
30 kentuck-l3H 13x
l2tO Belcher-65h 90 65A
l35 Con Virginia-s2A "a
30 Internationally
100 Baltimore Con-7h
lso California-3h
70 Conndence-lOA lIhD
70 Challenges
10 American Flat-Gh
90 Justice-7
!@ Dayton-6bh
400 Andes-5bc Soc
O NY Con-2A
500 Globe-lk TX
zoo Silver Hill-6k 6S OK
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CoMEwHERE BETWEEN J. 8. SMITH
y Co.'s Office and the Courthouse, Pearl-set
Ring, four pearls set in the shape Of diamond,
with small diamond in the center; on the in
side the initials Of. l. H., Jan'y, 1874" A lib
eral reward will be paid to the finder by leaving
II at the Record Office Lacour street. jy26.3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-17
M e x I G ..
PrieStly Agitation and an American PrOteS.
taut Missionary Murdered
Els Body Chopped to Pieces Clergymeu To Be
Arrested-Sandits Secured-Santa
Annals Residence.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 10, 1874, !
Via Havana

CITY OF MEXICO, March 10, 1874
Via HAVANA. /
A fearful outrage was perpetrated by mob at
Ahuauco, in the State Of Jaiisco, last sunday. In
the morning priest delivered al incendiary SER
mon, in the course OF which he advocated the ex-
termination or the Protestants. This so excited
his hearers that an armed mob Of 200 persons
gathered In the evening and proceeded to the resi-
dence OF Rev. John Stevens. Congregational min
lister sent out by the Boston Board or Foreign Mis-.
sions. With cries OF "Long live the prtests" they
broke into the house, and, Selling the clergyman,
smashed his head to jelly and chopped his body
into pieces. They afterwards sacked the house
and carried or everything Of value. After much
delay the riot was suppressed by the local authors.
ties.
The government has sent a detachment Of
troops to the place. rigid investigation has
been set on foot, and orders have been issued for
the arrest of all the priests in AhualulcO and the
neghboring town of Teshtan.
FANATICAL PILLAGE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY.
mob at Saguays acting under similar reli.
gious frenzy, attacked the smau garrison OF the
town, burned the public archives aud pillaged the
houses OF the authorities.
Spelling SPORT.
The Governor OF the District OF Mexico has issued
an order prohibiting cocknghting as practice
worthy or q civilized people.
SANTA ANNA HALTED.
General Santa Anna will remain at Jalapa some
time before going to the capital.
BANDITS ARRESTED.
The government OF JaliscO has arrested nine of
the bandits who robbed the stage near GuadaIa-
lara, ana killed the two Germans Westau and
Barthoby. A portion OF the property taken from
the passengers was found in the possession OF the
prisoners.
Troops are guarding the roads leading TO san
Luis Potosi to insure the safety Of travellers.
INDUSTRY AND WEALTH.
quicksilver mines have been discovered in
Zacatecas.
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French ROyalist Congratulations to the
Heir of Napoleon.
A Crowded Assemb'age at
Camden Rouse.
SPEECH CF THE YOUTHFUL DYNAST.
Ready to Accept Accom-
plished Facts.
TELEGRAM TO THE EEW york teatlO.

LONDON, March 49, 1874.
There was great crowd of French people
at Chiselhurst to-day to celebrate the eigh-
tenth anniversary of the birth of Prince
Louis Napoleon. Over 5000 cards of adrnis-
sion were issued, and those to French persons
only
camden House, the residence of the ex-Em-
press and the Prince, was gaily decorated
Among the prominent Frenchmen present
were NM Olivier and Rouher and the Duke
do Grammont.
THE FRENCH ADDRESS.
In the morning Mass and thanksgiving
services were teld, after which the Duke de
Padoue addressed the Prince in the name of
the French persons present, congratulating
him upon having attained his majority.
THE PRINCE READY IF CALLED BY THE PEOPLE.
The Prince Imperial, in his remarks in
reply. returned thanks to his countrymen for
peror, and in conclusion said 'sDespite the
confidence inspired by the loyalty of Mac
Mahon an irresistible current of public
opinion has pronounced in favor of pl6bis-
cite. am ready to accept its verdict
Public Opinion OF the Bona partist Fetc.
LONDON March 17-6 A. NJ.
The British journals generally consider the
Ohiselhurst demonstration success. The
Duke aud Duchess of Edinburgh will soon
visit the Empress Eugene.
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Am Active volcano i'm North
Caroline.
TERROR OF THE INHABITANTS.
Dwellings Wrecked by the
Quaking Of the Earth.
Rumbling Premonition Of the
Approaching Eruption.
RALEIGH. N c.. March I6 1874.

RALEIGH. N. c.. March 16 1874.
The intensest excitemen. prevails hero se
this moment over the startling discovery
of the commencement of an astounding
physical convulson in the midst of coun.
try which for hundreds of years-as far back.
as tradition extends-has lain unCisturbedi in,
the perennial growth and maturing of super--
fetal nature
VOLCANO IN MENACrNG ACTION.
Bald Mountain, in the western part of this
State is in state of volcanic eruption.
LIMITATIONS WRECKED.
People who have recently arrived here are
eager with the information that the farm
houses and cottages along the sides and tho
base of the mountain have been thrown
down by the rocking of the great mass to its
foundation.
THE INHABITANTS FLEE.
Many of the inhabitants have fed in fear
and terror to seek safety elsewhere from the
terrible devastahons which may result from
the amazing phenomenon.
THE VOLCANIC SYMPTOMS
thin vapor issues from the top Of the
mountain, and an upheaval of fire and lava
from the deep bowels of the earth is hourly
expected.
THE PREMONTTION.
There is low rumbling sound of mighty
volume constantly audible over the entire
surface Of the mountain, and the snow melts
as fast as it falls from the heavens.
OFF FOR THE SCENE.
messenger who arrived here this morning
is in search of some scientific man who will
visit the scene and make report upon the
natural events that may occur The news
papers will despatch correspondents to-
morrow. I Twill start for the volcano at the
earliest possible moment and describe it from
personal observation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-17
The Pennsylvania.
Brady Returns the $1,000 Check and Enters
Libel Against the Ship for Salvage for
Saving the Steamer and Cargo

PHILADELPHIA, March le, 1874.
owing to the management of captain Cornelius l..
Brady that the steamship PENNSYLVANIA was saved
,o ,"s aoev , "na 0y nov, M S0 ~au oon
u"o'ca s"eS "onie w poi'. ~ 10 seHeia.y ao'
anS at her %" was valued at asr
The arrival Of rhe steamer at Pniladenh,a for the
s"v ", ,n ss,n nor ,ra,on, ana o ,"a .Oa a"e
lives on board Of her. the company forwarded
to captain Brady the sum of $1,000 No sooner
had the news OF this donation spread tnrouch
the town than there were many who expressed
supreme indignation at the meagreness of the git,
and on saturday Captain Brady politely returned
it, Since then Captain Brady has filed in the office
the American steamship company, owners Of the
p Se fa for sn9
entitled nun 10y law ior eAtraordinary services
rendered by him as passenger IN taxing charge
OF the vessel On tine night r OF February ~ during
hrinin nor an. nor cargo "a ia,v "a no
bringing .I an, ne "a, ~ 'ale W Wy company
ooch ,,a az % t'H egl 'ecnncates Tue hoei
10 suos'"H'' %
II states that On the list OF february Captain Brady
purcnaea iiVi a, & agti.s OF ne ING pas
sineas and lie then vent on board and that during the
same afternoon the vessel set sail It then goes on to
communicate that after the sd OF the month the Penn
syvana encountered heavy gales shipping on the 9Th
heavy ei Mno so soVe e Emo OF a
and n hoCaea ie radG nered men says a az
rendered his personal assistance AT midnight. IN
The midst of a cyclone she Slipped a tremendous
sea, carrying away part of ndshIp wheel,
sweeping forward deck house overheard, stavns
IN ah forward matches, oreakins her ioIeboom
ana ana I psay the b ,nis e R
formed hin of what had been done He then went for
ward and saw the ers AND ere The third
officer Finding interesting himself III the safety
OF the ship, Captain Brady gave orders concerning the
hacaes nc then sent ABOVE and found that ne captain
mad been ost ne wei, on ue, ana iearnca from me
ih antan lad gone 20 the bridee with the nrf ans
second officers, whereupon he hastcncd to the bridge
ana realized that all three had been washed over
board Upon the announcement OF this TACT he believing
% SAW b er ,hp huan he m the snip, anu
carried assumed sole command Subseanently the en-
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Ccspedes' Funeral.

ST. IAGO DE CUBA. March 4, 1874.
] have just been placed In possession Of the fol-
lowing facts concerning the burial OF Carlos Man
uel de Cespedes. The body was preceded by an
advance guard of eight men, commanded by q
sergeant of the Engineer Corps, which marched
ahead OF the remains about 300 yards; next came
the hospital Car IA miserable twO-wheeled AFFAIR,
covered with black OclOth) containing
the remains, preceded by an escort OF
two mounted policemen. Eight more policemen
number OF the s'Guardia CIVIL" the Chief OF
Police (Du Gavino Ysqulsdo), Two celadOns (Pesez
aud LODez) and an officer OF volunteers, named
Sylvester Costello the same person mentioned by
me previously. / close Tor want OF more time,
the steamer Trinidad sailing within half an hour
More anon.
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The Identification of the Body.

Some OF the English Journals suggest that there
should be q formal Official identification of Living
stones body. Commenting on late news from Fan.
zIbar writer says:-"We presume that on arrival
OF the remains ut Zanzibar steps VIII be taken To
identity the body that OF the deceased traveller
Or. Lvingstone's arm was broken by lion some
years ago and never regalned its original form
TINS fact Will AFFORD crucial test ofidentity even TO
any one who was not personally acquainted with
him. and it Is to be hoped that IN the absence of
DR.. Kirk, there may be some one at Zanzibar who
u aware OF this iact.o
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FRANCE.
Serious Charges Against Gambetta's Patriotism
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS March Is, 1874
M. de Keratry was examined by committee OF
the Assembly to-day in reference TO the charges
preferred against M. Gambetta.
He testified that NJ Gambetta, while member Of
the Government of National Defence purposely
refused arms to the Bretons that they might suffer
defeat and be unable TO fight the Commune the
rise of which was already anticipated.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 16, 1874.
Intelligence of shocking accident in the Medi-
terranean reached here to-day.
The steamship Laconia, while on voyage from
Alexandria, Egypt, for Algiers, having as passen-
gers 27S pilgrims, returning from Mecca, encoun-
tered terrible gales. One huge wave which struck
the vessel washed overheard from her deck III of
the pilgrims, and all were drowned.
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BROwN.-At Jersey City, n. j., on Monday, Mach
10. 1874. ANNA T., wife of Edward r. Brown, aged "
years and 81, months.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
For other Deaths see Ninth Pagel
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A.-RuptUrc.-tgnora Persons Only
the wretched metal spring and finger pad russes.
The comfortable ELASTIC Truss. 6S3 Broadway IL
dispaccd holds rupture night and day, till
permanently cured.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March II. 1874
Berlin Despatch to the morning Standard re-
ports that Prince Bismarck was able to transact
business Yesterday, although still suffering.
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TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON. March &c. 1874.
Lords Percy and Somerset, Mr. Ward Hunt, Sir
Michael Beach, Sir Charles Adderley and Mr.. Ball,
OF the new government, have been reelected to
Parliament.
Mr.. Hall, conservative, has been elected to Par.
lament from oxford city by 462 majority.
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LIVINGSTONE.
General wolseley to Escort the Remains Of the
Explorer
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON, March

Sir Garnet Wolseley viii go to Malta or Alden to
meet the remains OF Dr.. Livingstone and escort
them TO England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-17

A.-Evcry Druggist i'm New York and
else where sells PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE 10
TON also his CoMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY
the great skin medicine; because they are reliable
Compounded only by DR.. Il. c. PERRY. the noted skin
Doc tor, 40 Bond street. New York.
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A.-FOr a First Class Dress Business
lis Nassau street
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN March 16, 1874
The report that Prince Frederick Charles of
Prussia is to make q tour OF the world next sum-
mer Is contradicted.
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A Great Spring observation-disclosures Lifs
BALSAM will purify your blood; this reliable old family
medicine has stood Is years public test.
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LOSS By SHIPWRECK.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW yosk gf8ALD.

LONDON, March 17--5 A. M.
The loss by the wreck of the steamer Queen
Elizabeth or Tarlra Is estimated at s5s5,ooo ster.
ling.
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PILGRIMS DROWNED.

Terrible Disaster in the Mediterranean-On
Hundred and Seventeen Pilgrims
Swept from Steamship.
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.
HAVANA. March rs, 1871

HAVANA, March is, 1915
Exchange firm; the United States. 81 days
rcucv 62 93 premium; short sight IS a &c premium;
81 DAYS, gold, liz ia premium short sight. ll6 lis
premium. On London TAG premium. On Paris Ill liz
prem
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Everybody Wants it--sThc Japanese
CORN FILE" 1T all drug and sh oe stores; Is cents
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A Spccialty.-Knox's Spring style =
Speciality. Ready now. KNOX.
zl2 Broadway. corner Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-17

Age Creeps Upon Many Beautiful
surely dcspoing her of those wondrous charms
which fascinae the sterner sex. The skin which
smooth and clear becomes wrnkled and hard.
TO person thus situated GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL
CREAM is indeed treasure, Tor 1t enables her TO renew
the beauty OF her prime. TO be had at GOURAUDS
depot, IS Bond street, New York, and druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-17

All Cases Rheumatism, Neuralgia and
Nervousness positively guaranteed cured by DR.. FIT.
LERs RHEUMATIC kennedy Il JOHN street, aud
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TElEGRAMS TO Ths NEW YORK HEaAD.
MADRID, March 16. 1874.
The Carist leader Trstany has been defeated in
ZarragOna.
1t is rumored that the Carlists have raised the
siege oil Bilbao.
ROyaiist Statement Of an Important
Gain.
BAYoNNE, March 10, 1874.
General Sebas, according to Carlist reports,
has captured column OF $500 men under General
Nouvillas.
body of Carsts under General Saballs sur
Draed and captured in the province OF Corona
column oil republican troops marching to the relief
OF the town OF Oot
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A.--Ecrnld Branch Ofhcc, BrO0kiyu.
Fulton avenue and Boerum street
open from A. NJ. TO 2 =. NJ.
ON sunday from 10 9 T. NJ
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Bachelors Hair bye is Splendid
Never fails Established 81 years. sold and property
applied at BACHELORS Wig factory, 10 Bond ST.. N Z
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BISMARCK.

The Chancellor at Work, but Suffering in,
Health.
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Coughs and Colds.-Thosc Who Are
suffering from Coughs Colds. Hoarsencss sore Throat,
&C. should try BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES.
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CristndOrO's Hair Dye Docs Its Work
quickly, harmlessy splendidv. The shades imparts
are natures own. Its application easy SOLD every
Where
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Guannc0 Umbrellas Still Lead, AND
dcservedly so-Thcre are other Umbreilas other than
silk that can compare favoraby with them. ISAAC
SMITHS son 4 co, tW Broadway, are the patentees
and sole makers
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SPAIN.
TElEGRAMS TO TAf NEW YORK HERALD.

Bulletins Of Battle, with Contradictory Reports.
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Wigs, Toupecs. tSc.--G. Rauchfuss,
Pracca. Wgmager and Importer Of Human Hair II
East Twelfth street nonr Broadway.
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ENGLAND.
TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEW YORK HERALD.

Citizen Endorsement Of the Disraeh Ministry
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Wedding lnvitattons-Ncw style; Repp
PAPER very elegant. MONOGRAMS and foreign NOTE
PAPERS in great variety. JAS EVEkDELL,
Established 1910. yt2 Broadway.
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GooAalrs Playing Cnrds-The Best, tho
cheapest Ask for and insist on getting them. Sold
ahArn
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Mrs. shayv's Moth and Frcclxlc Lotion
removes Frcckcs, Moth Patches Saiiowness Tan PIN.
Depot 45l sixth avenue, New York -
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s.Golden Presses and How to Get
them r-BARKER'S AURORA changes any coIored hair
10 golden l27l Broadway, near Thirty second street.
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Neuralgia. Rheuma tism, Pain In the,
Joints, Headache cured By WILLIAM NJ GILES Co -
LINIMENr IODIDE AMMONIA Depot 45l sixth av.
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The "Flastic Truss.' Sold Mt Pom eroy's.
IA Broadway, for 81 is warranted the best made.
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Wendell Phillips Reported as n Candi-
date tor the Massachusetts Senator

Dispatches received here tonight from Boston
indicate that Wendell Philips will be the promi-
nent candidate for the Senate in the place OF Mr..
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Sumner Honored in Can ada.

TORONTO, Ont, March 16, 1874.
The colored people OF this city closed their
stores this afternoon and held a meeting IN the
Chestnut street Baptist church, and passed resolu-
lions OF sympathy Ill honor or the late senator
Sumner,
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Memorial Services in North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, March 10, 1874.
The memorial services to-day in honor OF On aries
Sumner were quite imposing, considering the H.
clemency OF the weather. The procession was
composed almost exclusively OF cOiOred people,
including TWO military companies and several
benevolent organizations. It proceeded to st.
stephens church, where customary eulOgies were
pronounced and the services closed.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A r 3s9 RRoADwAY-PuRENOLO LOGICAL. JOURN
N So a year may be had. "Science of Health y
both, wear, 81 so Address s. WELLS New Yor
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A CONSIDERATIONS ON NASAL CATARRW" nv
N. A. N Williamson. N. D., late Clinical physician
"a the University Medical College ScQt nee. Address
No. W East Seventeenth aEnsk ~