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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
4 FRANCISCO

t~srEciAL 10 ns osLD ELL DAILY NEWT.
FROM BAN FRANCISCO
A New Producing Quicksilver HIM
Chinese Immigrant Women IN
Trsabie-Gesd Receipts Gresn'
backs.
skS FRAsc1soo. August 25-l P. NJ
The first product Of the American quick
silver mine, Lake county, was brought
to this city to-day-45 fiasks-ths pro
duct Of ak ~retorts, working fifteen days
The mine vas purchased by George s.
Wright and others, four months ago.
Twenty-Five Chinese women passen-
gers, by steamer Japan. were brought
before the Fourth District Court to-day
on q writ Of habsas corpus issued on the
petition Of q Chinaman who alleged that
they were illegally held by the Captain
and other officers Of the steamer Japan.
None Of the counsel were ready to pro-
coed, and a proposition was made to re-
mand them to the custody OF the Cap
tain, but lie declined, saying that
he had produced the women in court
and the court could take care
OF them. Judge Morrison thsn ordered
that tho whole gang DO taken to the
County Jail till tomorrow. The wo-
men were terribly alarmed by this order
when interpreted to thom, and gave
vent to their feelings in frantic yells and
screams. They were placcdin the May.
or's office for q short time and then re-
moved to the Jail.
The receipts at the Mechanics Insti-
tuts Fair thus far have amounted to
over $40, 900.
Weather warm and clear.
Grcsnbacks, sl@91X.
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8TOCK REPORT.
lRrroErsp SAiLr MT nrxa . HALL,
Last Eveninx.

Lass
IS Meadow Valley, 81, s..
go Raymond q BY. 10y. ioS. io.. 10 90
IS Eureka Con-, iik
IS Poehe. 81
$50 Washington 4 Creole, N
IS American flag,7
% Newark, 62Ne
f7i0 Belmont, s., ~, SIT.
COO chief Of the lin, i:e, ioc
IS Rye Patch.
u Dorado south. Q.
100 Cherry Greek, a.. Az bio
Gao Chariot Mil. 10. IoS bs
100 Bellevue. 3Ikc
as Oyerman. 20, a0k, 4oI 80
o0 Mahogany, 2. sk. 81, o..
W Golde Chariot, az
2o Empire udahe). "
70 Ida Fillmore, ~, AZ
30 H Dorado North. ~. IL, ~ boe
100 South Chariot. lok b3o
40 silver Cord. ~
$50 War Eagle. ~
80 Page & fanaea. &c
SIS Con. Virginia, s3N. ssSTb5. sS bio. s3k,
~
50 Dayton. ~
Ills Ophir. ~, 3ok rs, 2ok b5
IS Bsleher. o9A. ~. 70 b5, 70 bio
40 Conscience. itS: iiS MN
i9So wocdviile 6S.f,N b5, ~ 30, N
iG5 Ksntuek. i6X, isx, 10.
40 Best q Belcker. %. II bso. aOX
20 GoaldsA Curry. ~, sx, sx
IT'S Crown Point, IS
100 Empire. 81
80 Yellow Jacket. Sk, 50
IS Caledonia. Os. aik b30
IA Alpha- II l1k
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foR the very beet Photographs, 20 to bradley
D Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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TELEcRAPHlc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

l~srsc,AI TO IN. soIn I'LL pA1I NEWS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25

A New Producing Quicksilver Mine
Chinese Immigrant Women In
Trsabis-Gesd ReesiPts Green.
barkR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR.
The q umser Commemorative. A, No..

BosIoS, April 2a-fhe CITY OF Bcsforss co-,-
mrEoCrAtton II Charles Samast's death toox
place In Music Hal this sftrrnoou The weath r
was TSiniI < ami tempestuous. hut every avails-
bic space wss filed nv tho-a fsrtso.l,
enough 90 obtain tickets, Witch we're H.
sach demand that a. high n 50 was refnsra
for n single ticket. The audience err
braced the city govern meDt, state legislature,
ecutive Department., judges OF the courts.
and several prominent persons from other
stairs The platform presented q beautiful de
play Of flowers The programme OF eysrcises
previously published wss carried oct Wends q
fhiihps. IN few eloquent w0rds, introduc a
the orator OF the dsy, Senator Carl ScharE.
HIS orauon will nll from eight 90 ten newspa-
Ter columns, and no telegrsphic ahssra q
VI DO justice. The orator Onenel
oy recaitng the sad announcement which
inspired uemcr OF strange emotion over the
land, -Chsrles sumner = dead. :" ana then pro-
ceeded with a biographical sketch OF his he.
his Identification with and his devotion 10 tbs
cause OF human right-. Speaking of hts char
sctertstcs- Schurz said When Charles
Sumner had been elected u the senate
Theodore Parker sSid 10 him la a LETT
ter OF congrstulStiOn "N0n told nls
once that you were In morals, not in
politics. Now I hope you viii shos a. a.
you are stll in morals, although IN politl.s.
I hUpe you will he that Senator with a con
science" That hope was grstidsd. lie slwafs
remained in morals while IN politics. TIE never
was anything else bat Senator with = con-
science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

The FREEDNEN's BANK AGENCIEs.-The
telegraph reports that runs were ma de on a few
agencies of the Freedmen's bank in various
cities yesterday. In New York there were SOM
Indications Of uneasiness, and in Charleston, :
T., heavy run was made. at first the deposi
tors were paid in full, bat as the run continue
the bank paid the latter but twenty per cent
OF deposits, and required sixty DAYS notice for
the balance. An officer OF the bank in Phila-
delphia, branch of the bank in Washington
stated yesterday that the news from Washing
ton had caused some little apprehension among
depostoIs there, but IL they would act with rea-
son nothing was TO be feared, as the bank has
ample funds with which TO meet all ordinar,
demands. He further said that II depositOrs
should get up anything like a run on the bank
the sixty days notice clause in the chartTr
would be brought into requisition as q neces
sary me Assure of safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
The Sumner Memorial Meetiag Iu
Richmond


IhNFs LANWrIWF VNATIVNs
RICHNoND, VA, April An immense
SumntT memorial meeting was held last night
In the First African Church, John Oliver pre-
siding. The church, with a seating Capacity
for 5000, Was densely crowded. Many whites
were present, including legislators and other
prominent citizens. Prof. J. NJ. Lang .tOn, OF
Howard University, Washington, delivered an
eloquent discourse on the lite aud character OF
the deceased statesman. after watch a series OF
eulcRistic resolutions were adopted, Al-O one
thanking Prof. LsngstOn for his mastery effort
Ram tell last night, ana this morning there
cool but clearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

EXEMPTIONS IN BANKRUPrCY.-In thu
United States District Court in Chicago on Mon
day Judge Blodgett decided in favor OF the
rights or wife daughter OF a bankrupt 10
hold personal property given them by said bank
rnpt in payment for services rendered as hi
clerk or agent. The assignee in bankruptcy OF
jonathan Hay, dealer in musical instrum ents
and sewing machines at Freeport, Ill, seized q
piano belonging to Hays daughter and several
sewing machines in the possession of Mrs. Hay
which the posseesors claimed were turned over
TO them by the husband and father in pavmen-
for their services in the store. Judge Blod gait
ordered the assignee to return the goo1s The
case has been conducted throughout on the par
OF the plaintiffs by Miss Alta NJ. Hulett a lad +,
LAWYER of Chicago.
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Foreign Notes


NOT EVACUATED BN THE CARLIsrs.
IoN a prtl "a speCtsl dispatch ~ fha
DAILY Standard nom Bayonpe denies that POrt-
ussleie AMI san Taeres have been eyacua 4
by the Carlists.
THR SPANISH REPUBLICAN Array.
BAYoNNK, April ~ The latest dispatch ~
from the sest OF war At hand this morning state
that Ger eral Manuel de In Concha with boIy
Of republicans, numbering $1,000 nea, has
moved from the seacOast In the direction Of
Nalmaseda, - miles southwest of RilhOa, for
the purpose OF striking the Carlists fn the rear.
Marshal Serrsno, with = force equally ~ strong,
u 10 make a simultaneous attack on the tusar-
gents from the front. The CarlistS are re-.
ported TO be strongly entrenched.
GREAT FLOOD AT BAGDAD.
CorsTANTiNoPLE, April 29.-There has been
great hOod AZ BAgdGd In cOnssQ aence CT an
overflow OF the Tigress, caused by late heavy
rains. great amount OF property Was de-
stroyed and several persons were dreamed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
THE DISTRICT INVESTIGATION.
Proceedings Of th. Joint Congressional Commute


After recess yesterday the Joint COMPRESSION
al Investigating Committee on District affair
recalled ex- Governor Cooke, but after exsmin-
ing him but short time directed the witness to
stand aside, and Mr.. q. III. Wilcox Was called
and sworn. This witness testified that he kne~
A. Is. kirtland; that he was at his house on !
street on Wednesday and Thursday of last
week; that Emory Storrs, attorney for Chitten-
den, had an interview with HIM at the house
that while Chittenden did not visit Kirkland a.
his (witness's) house, he had every reason Go
believe that they had had a conference else
where.
q. Did Kirkland ever tell you directly or in
directly, what disposition he made OF the money
PAID him by Chittenden on account of the De
Golyer and Mcclellan contract? A. He gave m
u ndtrstsnd that he did not receive the full
benefit of all the money.
q. Did he tell you who shared with hi M in tn.
beneht OF iR A. Heretofore he has tsid me
he has led me TO infer-I should prefer not q,
answer that question at this time.
MI. Allison:-Mr. Wilcox, the committee viii
retire for private consultation and will examine.
you privately.
Whereupon the committee retired They hal
been In private consultation perhaps tfteei
minutes, when several subpGnas were iss ued
but for whom was not made public. The com
mlttee dined in their committee room AMI dr.
not adjourn until q late hour last night It
understood that Chittenden, his attorney, f no
~ Storrs, and others, were examined last night
TO.day's session.
Inc joint special committee reassembled this
morning at half-past ten o'clock in executiy,
session. Two witnesses were examined-ES
ward Is. GRAY son and W. +. Mattlngly AT n AT
past twelve the committee took recess until
p. IN.
The committee re-assembled in secret session
at half-past two O'Clock. Ira b. Holmes q;
Chicago, was called, and was being examined
when our report closed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
The Busy rs or Arkansas.

PAPERs.
NKw YORK, April 29.-BroOks aud Baxter,
each signing himself Governor OF Arkans a.
have each published q letter in = paper here
this morning reviewing the present political
situation and the causes which lei thereto.
Baxter repeats the assurance that he will abide
by the decision Of the legislature. which be has
called 10 dispose OF the question OF the disputed
title 20 the governoTship, and which, ne saw he
the only tribunal OF competent Jurisdiction.
BROOKS, on the contrary, says the legisi atura
has not Jurisdiction over the present case aud
with view 10 dispose Of the dispute A. quickly
as possible he entered appeal, in order -
bring the matter before the courts in June the
earliest practicable time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

RAILROAD ACCIDENT Man KiIIed.-As the
Washington train, due at Camden station a.,
half last six O'Clock yesterday morning, wa
passing Carroll switch, short distance west o.
Ridgely street, Solomon Bayfield,, q colore !
man, stepped in front OF the train for the pur-
pose of crossing to another track when he was
struck by the pilot of the engine and hurled
down an embAnkment The train was stopped
as quickly as possible, and upon reaching Bay
neld the engineer found that he was dead, his
lett leg being broken in three places, the back
Of bis skull fractured, and his body otherwise
lacerated. Bayfield, lived q short distance from
the spot where he net his death.-BaIsimore
Sun, S9tk,
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The suOxx Storm

NEW YORK, April 29-DsPatches from the
North aud East report severe rain, hail aud
SLOW storms last night.
BALTIMORE, April pa brisk snow storm
Prevailed here this morning from about four
O'Clock until after ten, falling 70 the depth OF
three CT four inches.
PRILADKLPHIA, april 29.-Snov fell briskly
here Tor three or four hour, covering the
ground, but 70 has nov turned 10 rain.
TEIyoLI, y. Y, April 29.-The heavy north
easJ storm continues aud reports arc coming in
OF steamers ashore along the Hunson river.
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Four Men Killed.

PHILADELPHIA, April 49.-An accident o.
CURED this morning near Cresson, twelve miles
west OF Altoona, PeBnsylvAnis. Five RATS
men walking on the track going towards
Cresson were met by freight train
going east. They stepped on the other track,
when the Pacific express tram going wesC
struck them, killing four instantly ana
riOusly in uring the NTH.
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New York Notes

The STORM
NEW YORK, April 39-fhe rain and hail
storm which set IN yesterday continued untI
this morning, when snow fell There are tpdi-
cations low of clear weather.
SUIT AGAlNET INPORMRR JAYNE.
John r. Atkinson, discharged from arrest a
short time ago after trial on the charge OF a.
saulting the then special Treasury Agent
Jayne, has begun suit against jayne. lately
retired from Office, TO recover from him :
notifies as infOrmer in the Boston cases. 4
Weed & Story,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN A ,JIL.-Las,
week Mrs June, whose husband WAS recently
murdered by NATION near Allegan, Michigan,
eaiied at the county Jail with her two little
children and asked to be shown the prisoner
The sheriff acceded to her request, and allowed
them to enter the hall. Through the grated
doors she saw the murderer, and held her chill
dren up TO allow them to see the murderer OF
their father. The scene was an affecting one
and the weeping OF the widow and the little
children was heart-rendipg
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Mrs Glenn Free az Last

INDIANAPOLIS, April 29.-The motion male
yesterday by the prosecuting attorney a. Leb-
anon, Ind, 20 enter = ROlle yrOsequi in the case
OF Mrs. Nancy r.. Glen, on her NTH trial for
the murder Of Jacob T. Young and wife, has
been sustained by Judge Palmer. Mrs. Glenn
is now IT liberty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29


Menesta was second and Oxford Mixture third
ga Pittsburg praying band Is called the
sooner" because it would sooner pray for SO
than IS.
@The Wurst case Of kidnapping occurred
ct Flushing, r. 1. The little girls other nam
In Annie.
~"Watering place notes" are becoming
numerous. Be patient. House cleaning Ia no
over yet One luxury 1t time, please.
@The crusaders in Tifin, Ohio, have beer
arrested for trespass, but after two trials the
jury failed to agree on verdict.
~Two negro women are to be hanged at
Alberton, Ebert county, Georgia, on Friday
for murder.
o0Six members of the freshmen and sophie
more classes of the University Of Michigan
have been suspended for hszing.
nTIt 10 said that il castor Oil IL mixed With
giyceriDe, aud few drops OF the oil Of CHINA
mon added, the taste Of the castor oil can
scarcely be recognized.
VAt 9 suit on trial In Boston twelve lawyer
are employed, the four parties Interested !.
petitioner asstgnee, creditor, and mortoeoee
having three lawyers apiece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
Suicide I'm 8aItfmore.

BALTIMORE, April Sl.-JOhn Schmidt, mer-
chant tailor, aged 80, doing business ~ S.
with a razor about one O'Clock this morning
and died in a few minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
An Abandoned Schooner Picked Up

NEW YORK, April 29.-The schooner Annie
4. Martin, OF Philadelphia, from Baltimore for
Boston, was abandoned at sea sinking yester-
day, and brought here. subsequently the
steamer Isaac Bell, from Richmond, arrived
here with the above schooner In TOW, having
picked her up abandoned with her sails spare,
&c, in good order, ana leaking only slightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
An Editor shot aud Killed.

CrsCIHsATI, April % r. II. hsyslip, post
master at GuysDdotte, West Virginia, and edi-
tor Of the Echo, Wa shot and instantly killed
last evening by Charles Smith. Smith claims
that the shooting was accidental.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
The Malls Of the Amerique Picked M

NEW YORK, April "a London dispstca
says:-" The mails of the Ame1Que have ar
rived. They were found i'm an abandoned boat
which was picked mp in latitude a. degrees
north, longitude I degrees west, by the bark
Assyris, which arrived at Havre on the z h
instant from New York. They were damaged
by water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
A nAAL & Co.,
NAN AND IMPORTERS Or
ELECTRICAL APPARATUS AND sUPPLIrs
Tsash SsTsss, eorsey LoK,s.aaa arsnss sor,hp,s,

Having recently increased their manufscturins
facilities By the purchase Of additional machiuery
and the construction Of furn for ne brass asd
bell casting aid for bons for batteries, are now
prepared TO make 10 order and furpieh Telegraphic
Electrical, and Philosophical Apparatus and sup-
plies Of all sorts. Their Carbon Zinc Battery il the
simplest, cleanest and most reliable battery made
Tor private poses, a. II lot require the use
OF any Chemicals, and viii work from two TO three
years without peeding any attention except o sup
ply OF water to replace that which IL eyaporated
Electric Clocks, Indicstors, Burglar Al arms,
Delh, Signals, Ac furnished aod fitted up In public
Designs perfected and machinery constructed for
rnssntors The best quality u Bells and fne Bras.
S.Assinss OF the purest metal supplied short
t.Se- ap4-lm
A'h MALAGA GRAPES
Nv. BURCHEEL,
sP%s iW 1884 street..
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Three Children Perish I'm n Burning

HARRISBURG, April 2.-The residence OF
Henry Pennington, st Hsntzyille, Clearneld
county, wss burned this morning, and two sOus
and one daughter were burned b death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

SUICIDE OF AN Ex-CoNGRRssMAN.-U
obadiah Downe, who was a member of Con-
gress from the 1st district OF New York in 1Sis
committed suicide at the Crompton House, New
York city, on Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

PRILADELPRIA, April - A meeting of citi-
zens was held 10 day in aid OF the Louisiana
sufferers, at which 5000 subscriptions were
made, in addition TO about $500 previously
made BY individuals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

LIRUT. GEN. p. III. SHERIDAN, President OF
the Cavalry Corps Association OF the Armies o.
the nited states, has Issued q circui II for q
Nav ~ u VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

EX-SENATOR PoMERoY's TRIAL Is again tht
subject OF conversation in Kansas. IL Is saic
now that 1t will begin some time in June, but s
general impression prevails that il viii ne , g,
begin 1T all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

Col. FRED. GRANT PRRsoNATRD BT FoR-
GER.-Henry l.. Emery, % years old, and a SOL
OF MIR. Y. d. Emery, paymaster at the nav
yard, attempted to pass forged paper st tn
revere hOuse. representing himself as CD
Fred. Grant, son of the President. Soor.
after arriving at the hotel he asked Mr.. Gomez
the clerk in charge, If he would cash a draft
IN order that he might have some ready money
MT Gomez was willing to accommodate him
Tar as he was concerned, but the rules or TIA
house required the Identification of the persDB
so accommodated. "Nr. Grant" guessed b
could find several friends at the fremont hous~
and soon returned, with a note OF identity pur
porting to be signed by "H. p. Kidderp o;
Peabody, kidder x Co. AS the name of the ian
IL hld0er, Peabody K Co, the signature arouse,
suspicion, which was verified BY a gentlemar
In the house, who recognized him as Henry
l.. Emery. Officer James L. Gomez, OF station
8, was called, and took him into CUSTODY
ON searching him two letters were found one
signed III. r. kidder'-the one presented by
him 10 The clerk-and the other signed GU :
Grant in which the President was representa-!
he feeling lonesome in the absence of hi
dear soD," &c, &c. These papers EmerS
confessed TO have written himself. There W. II
also tound on him two checks for so, each on
the Eliot National Bank of this city, both dated
April %, 1874, and numbered A. One wa
signed &C. u. Emery" and was made payabI.
TO n. L.. Emery, and the other was signed ID
w. Andrews" The frSt-named. he said wa
his father, but he did not know who j. w An
drews Was. He finally confessed that the check
were forgeries, and that he had written then,
the forenoon. Young Emery has HERETOFORE
borne good reputation and Is Of good address
de VIII be srraigned to-day on the charge O;
1Orgery.-BOStOn idysrfiSsr, 2Sfb,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

~The corper-stoae Of Vanderbilt university
at Nashville, Tenn. was laid yesterday By
Bishop Payne. Addresses were lie livered bs
Bishop McTyeire. Governor Brown and judge
Morgan, OF Memphis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

ALBANY. April 29.-1'ne Senate has rejected
the bill increasing the head money onemigrants
arriving st New York 20 q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

THr RleexeT CHALLENGE YEr.-Carl Simp-
m, OF Chicago, has offered 30 match q horse 20
tot three races for $4,000, three-miie heats,
best three IN i've; two miles and repeat, and
three miles and repeat, all three races 10 be
taken together, against any horse, mare or geld
ing In the United States, al the races In har-
mess The winner OF two races 20 take the
$4,000 The horse and owner 30 be nsmed
when the deposit r. put up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29
L. Gov. Talbot Actin. Gsverner OF
a Church Rorwed

BosTos, April 2s--Lieutenant Governor Tai
bot has reached home, and to-day assumes the
dates Of acting governor OF Massach usetts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

WoRcEsTER, Mass. April 2s.-rhe Oongre-
gational church at Warren was burned to-day;
loss SO 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-04-29

INTERVAL REvEsUE.-The receipts from this
source to- day were 1882, 7sS19.
CONFERENCE.-The Senate in executive
tession yesterday confirmed the following
nominations; Edward A. Brsgdon, collector of
customs for the district of York Maine; Alex
h. Ewing, postmaster at Logansport, Ind.
The announcement of a Washington CORES
pendent that "Governor Geary Is certain of
considerable radical support" for the next
Pennsylvania senstorship causes lively interest
among the spirituaists.-N. Y. Post.
Now send the news by telegraph
From Fast to Western shore,
The President Il not coming
With hundred millions more.
Boston Com. BBlieiiI.
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DRY GOODS.

los. =. MAY,
PCREI-S AND DOMESTIC pBY GOODS,
PESSsyLvANIa Avenue.
Dress aoS d., Silks, So avis. Whit Goods, Liners,
hcuss keepii Dry Gods, Cloves, Ftsnuei- Hosiery
snd nestle q tt0n Goods, ell At yeTy l3west ssh
prfrts, mast Ell IL pain sure4.
- zoo Dozen r. foussa 3 DOS One-bUtt0g XII
Gloses rsduc,d 20 : J 90 pair apr 3
EREGT BREAK IE PRO as
VI DRY GOUES al one HALF TIE VALUE
stto arts e bi-i1 aad 7 AID Spring d - GJOis
IS with IS.
Y6Tt;yf.e BlsSehef C-tton a, l21o d, betts- than
"Fruit - the l. Jou p"
Ai-Linsu ST SC worth i9-.
New SrrIg Irsss g. DgCs.
Rsus-el- SID ST.. W1r- 7 81.
Bisck AlPscs- dsubie Wiish, 20, IS 60 IS 81, tOc :,
worth double the money.
Fur hrtsiF h. Black 81 So.
LaGlps' Sprtrg Pee g. sad- a. -, GS 30, Is. SIC
worth double :he ~. uey
msftir S. sOr OilclOthz, 45c.
Dan brio CSiiCees : srd iCC cheap.
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TOwSON BOYLE. Bridge 81
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