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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

So Bogs' Boots and Shoes, also Misses and Chil-
tfens Shoes IN great variety and at extraordinary
iow prices at Prettyman's, 12i Market Street third
dOor below Second. OctS-5m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

1sB lcohOiic Stimpiants are taken into the blood
the heart works faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All intoxicating
nostrums advertised tonics,' renovators, nc.
produce this disastrous effect, and should be re-
jeeted DIR. MALKKR's VINEGAR BrlTERs lnNlg-
orant without the curse OF alCOhol--ls everywhere
snpplantng these polsons. novid-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

wUIAMOlyD JEWELRP Specially. A1nerI-
can and imported watches is karat, solid gold rings
lsdles and gents solid gold CHAINS. Jewery IN every
variety also clocks ut prices TO suit the times, al T.
n Ballys Old established stand, No. 622 Market st,
.'i.lhdelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
swLo0KI LOOK L00Ki
REiLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OK ELIXIR
NE lIEE.

OF LIFE.
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour stomach and Heart
0ur1.
Ii viii make you strong and give you new lie.
It viii act upon your liver aud tone up your uges-
iCl.
It Is pleasant TO take and perfectly harmless.
IL viii do ali that u ionic VIII do without liquor TO
stimulate. IL IL pot Wine OF Iron. Try II. DOCTORS
prescribe It. Cle-gy recommend II. Thousands
have been cured with t. suffer no longer. send
aud get circular. See u lat 1t has done.
FOR sale by Smith Painter, Il, Bringhurst Co,
g. Mcinall. Jr and Druggists generally. apr2- lin
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

ss- Large FAN and Winter stock OF Boots an
snoes at Prettyman's cheap boot and shoe store,l2
market Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

sg- Mrs Bradcay, at 429 East 9Th street, manuiae
tlrea all kinds of zephyr goods and sells wholesale
snd reiu, cheap for cash. n0Vo-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

kg-B Babcock L Bro. keep ladies' buttoned boots a
$3.50. They are splendid. Al 2o6 Market streei
ABOVE Second, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

ss- Won1so.'s Lace Shoes from s1.50 up. and "
mems button SHOES from s2.75, at Prettyinan q.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

z-Y You can get fine calf boots, wide sole and heel
comfortable for walking, at Babcock Bro s, 9ls
Market street, lower side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

lx-7ry Babcock & Bros hest calf stitched boots
v orth $40 at ST. 80, 206 Market street, east Side
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

kH- Meme fine calf stitched boots, usual price ss'
for 81, at 2O6 Market street. Dabcock J. Bro
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

es-Msil's Winter Boots from s2.15 up, ana Men
Cslf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
The Temperature, To-day.
Rev. Or. rhompson's Funeral.

As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
ASA. M, 3s At P. NJ, 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
Eust mud found,

EOuND-A SMALL ODD FELLOWS
IL oflc al Badge ioh the owner can have Dy
proving properly and paying the cost OF THIS adver-
''sni' Seos'at '"a"'s ." THIS OFFICE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
CITY ITEM s.

sv Boots and Shoes at prices to suit The times, a
prettymans.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
Wanted.

yxTANTED-A GOOD PARTY TO
w take the agency OF the Remington Sewing
Machine for the State OF Delaware. For terms ana
TO see the machine inquire at ..,,,,,
E II. RUMFORD Il BRO. 'S HAT STORE,
decl-Bt- No. 4O4 Market 81, VIII. Del.
CPL LENDID CHANCE To MAKE FROM
- $40 TO $40 per week something that every faml-
iy wants Agents wanted all over the states. once
n sEXTONis PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS,
4l4 Market Street,
noy1q-1n. wilmington, Del.
WANTED "A PARTNER WITH
sstah,shed carriage factory in this city. Address
novg-tf CARRIAGES, This Onioe.
NTANTED--A FEW MORE MEN TO
w try File Il Murpheys Coal, which Is the hest
In the Market considering price and quality. For
further Information apply at -,
apr2-ly COR. 20TH and MARKET SITS.
Ninth Ward.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

sF-Thousdilds hare been changed by the use Of the
Peruvian Syrup Ia protoxide of IRON from weak,
sicky. suffering creatures 10 strong, healthy, and
happy men and women, and nvalids cannot rea-
sonably hesitate to give i trial. For Dyspepsia
and Debility II is a specific, novSO-staw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
"a Drop Of Joy in Every word

FLEMINGT0N, Hunterdon Co., N J.,Jnne 26 1914.
Ir. K. " PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y.-Dear Sir--lt Is
with happy cart that pen these lines to ac-
knowledge that you and your Golden Medical DIS
coyery and Purgatiye Pellets are blessings to the
World. These medicines cannot he too highly
praised for they have almost brought out OF the
grave. Three months ago was broken oni win
large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs and face.
p ocured your Golden Medical Discovery and Pur
gative Pellets, and have taken six bottles, and to-
day am in good heath all those ugly ulcers having
healed and left my skin in natural. healthy condi
tiou. thought at one time could not he cured.
Although can hut poorly express my gratitude 10
you, yet there is drop of Joy in every word write.
Gods blessing rest on you aud your wonderful med
icines Is the humble prayer Of
Yours truly,
JAMES o. BILLS.
When a medicine VIII promptly cure such terrible
eating ulcers and free the blood of the virulent pol
son causing them who can longer doubt lts wonder
| ful virtues Dr. Plerce however, does not wish 10
| place his Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue
| OF quack patent nOstFums by recommending II 10
| cure every disease, nor does he so recommend II
but what he does claim Is this that there IL hut one
form OF blood disease that IL will not cure, and thai
disease Is cancer. He does not recommend his Dis
uovery for that disease, yet he knows 1t to be the
most searching blood cleanser yet discovered, and
that it will free the blood and system Of all other
known blood p0isons he they animal, vege able Oh
mineral. The Golden Discovery is warranted b.,
him 10 cure the worst forms OF skn diseases, as al
forms of BlOtches, Pimples and Eruptlohs, also al
Glanduar Swelngs, and the worst form OF Scrofn
lOus and liberated Sores OF Neck, Legs or Othe
parts, and all Scrofulous Diseases of the Bones, a
White Swellings, Fever Sores, Hip Joint and Spina
Diseases, all of which belong to Scrofulous disease
---~-------
Es- sooethtag Neir,-A present Of abeautlful AL
graphs, at SEXT0N's ROOMS,
decl-lm 4l4 Market Street
ss-Thotsalds hare been changed by the use Of m
Peruvian Syrup Ia protoxide of from from veal
sicky, suffering creatures, 10 strong healthy, al
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03
ANOTHER LOT

ANOTHER LOT
Of
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NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN, AND HART

NETWORK, NEW-lIAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD.-NewYorss and New Haven Division.
WINTFR ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV. IT, 1873.
Passenger Station Central Depot kataBee on
FOry-secOnds.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.. 49,
Trains for New Haven leave 7:05 tAeeh 500 kIl SiV9
Aocnl, 1000 (Bx 1900 (Aocn) 100 ELl BIh 500
Aecni. 80 and 6:lO oca Ell $40 (EI ami 81 uIl
For South Eorw9k 7O5,S05. 905 1900 m LOU tra VV
43S, $40 G35 $40 9:lO For stamford z; ~ soo
10 1900 m. 100. 223 800 o;1S LOO
l45 $40 $40. G:35, 1870 S:1O $40 D. N.
For PortC Chester. IL 40 .. - ,oo,o.,o
O. M via Shore L and 9:lO The $500 M loo
90 Stanford kor"-S aud bnlge
connect ny on hhoe bne
division Conn Valley Ssbrcok The Soo
shore Line Ouson Tor horwh ana
Negliaven and NCrha upton NeWH'ven: 500 lOOo a.
1900 with Conn. River H. at Springfield
nd 800 D. The 800 100 and 3;OO D. M
Railroad and the 800 H. ana o'Vo d.
with HonsStonc Railroad Bridgeport The 500 avn 800 a. m ,pa
Dsnbury horwak a. No. Nofwsb ana
500 m 100. AMI bl0 with EeT,~Dsan Railroad al
STANFORD.
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at via Springfield e;lon m
Providence.
Tste, can be purchased Ticket oee Of at Gram Cen
tl Deu or At Offices n. y Tanslr Co.. ga Broadway
W,dop Vonse n Y anil No ] COurl BROOKLYN; viii also
eteek BAGGAGE from residence to destination.
For particulars zee posters az ara Depot
MOODY Sup't OF y. Y. Div
l.. NJ REID, Geul Supt. kcN-IAyen.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads

---~
CTTIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA. RUTLAND. BURLINGTON MONTREAL, and al
points North snd West Passage 81 90 and Ike reduction 10 all
''"'N sTSNYSIDE aud POWELL.
leave DAILY SATURDAYS eIcenedl al D. rom yer ~ IRON
foot h morning trains on n Y Central Res
sser snS sraiog 5i Troy and Bo,oa sn s2@e's 'a'A
iD'O''" ''''' '' 'D' ''SS' JOSEPH G0iSELL supt
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
station foot Of Lbsys5 CoSqeSs At sO"frSe NTH
.nd western RaiOai rtps49rg yh Leigh and Sasqae'nn.
P,., a.. md s H Ht 20 70 ana SsWYo
S~N' WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COmnendne Dee ], ls7S.--Lesve New.YorI NJ fOuo~sN
nsaeS css Hs %qas 11I D'"
@-w.y Tsn Wilmington Easion Bevdere Mauch Chunk
w4ssbae P.l'Sa MahaDcv Cry Nj Carmel halieton link
MoiING daily teIcep Sundsys) AIes
Town HarnssaIs West CO9aee sG9ile for Fleming
Towards wsvsr &e with arOHSA ca" 10 DabTe WhAmpoh
NIo:soa m-way Train for semernre
1910 for tis@ns'9S Ea.ton Bath A1en.s.9
ns Columbia Lsneasc, tE41a. PC't.vie, Harrlssurf &c
m-W.y Tram iSI %, f PsSs. Ae''o"n and B''aere
n-wav E9.,ea, AlsS,ow' and Mach cbsrt Con
'.,s m%sy Tran for and PemingoA
m-%sy Is,a k f. r s iav for R,u B,,s Alien
%, S,sI Ke,aisg' Harrisburg Pittsburgh CtosgO &e
sgE6 TI W. I'i Pisi nSf
40 , %-iKmigIsH, 20. st gs,tCni
s;lS . n-H NFd, i r2sns ssi -. On
For Bhisbeth 5A2S q 0fo 2HSy $50 S:G5 T. 1:i5
IN az bS $50 6:45. o, $40, GAO 7ilo' 7So $40
s:l5. lO;SO HOPE Ii KICKER supt and Bng.
n p B.lpxI General Passenger Agent
NEW H WEN, HARTFORD, &c. =. rare,
IN al 26 8amen PeeS-p for kewsEen 3lO anu IA
n Daily eIeepted connecting with the railroad
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSoN
IN RIyh KAlLRJAD-Af<r nov . 1873. through EsDs VII
tsve or CeAuA DeDoI.
500 Csego Northern RIprsss with drAsihsT00m cars
AToug 10 Rochester and 81. Albaas a.
IOp Special cGcsTo Express can e h"oh
buffalo,
sIt45 a IA Northern and Western ErpresL
lO n Abany ana Troy EIgrels sa ardAys only
700 Montreal EIDress With from SeSiork to
200 Express Daily with sleeping for WATERFOWL and
PAese Express Daly With ,ehgesr, for Rochester
Bsaso and Niagara Fsi also for Chicago L. s AID ~ &
HOO y m Express with seepng for TtsT Albany
C. n. KBEDRICK
e>>>sA Pss.AassT Assni
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IITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
NISARATgGA RUTLAND BURLINGTON, MONTREAL and all
points North snd West Passage 81 80 Ike reduction to all
points The elegant .tesmbOsts, -
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6itndtions Uanteo-- Mdles.
Gardener.

GARDENER-An English Protestant married
man srste., gardener under 1nd. pruning grating sowe
ne ye bea Of reference Inquire for b. 0DELLs AGENCY 100
"et o4th st. corner Broadway.
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Gornordlion Notices

CFALED PROPOSALS for 5000 WHITE or
- YELLOW PINE srRuCk sealed proposals Tor Tor
N be received az TIE Once Of the Department OF
Dock until O'Clock H. Of WEDNESDAY, April 10 1874. For
full information Record Copies for sale No City Hall
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fiarule anU S.aIe 1tlanIels.

A KLABER, 131 East Eighteenth-st.,. near
~ Thir,y selling aud manufacturing alt kinds Of MARBLE
ard MANIES Otheg Marble Work 1t greatly
ducey puccs. Marble Turning FOR the trade.
ALL KINDS of MARBLE and MARBLElHED
~ WORK manufactured sold lowest competitive prices ats
KLABER Co.'s steam arhe Wors 2l7 % 223 West Fityarstst
between Broadway EghSye Diamond cutting machine IN opera
hon
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GarnlnerD.

nor SALE-One 25-horse and two 12-hOrse
STEAM ENGINhsj all new d. b. COBB summit aud
VsnB South BROOKLYN.
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RRIDGEP0RT and all points on llOusatonlc
I'D and Nsugatuck Railroads 81 Steamer LAURA dseon
timed No night bost from Newio and boat from Bridge
| Steamer BRIDGEPORT as before.
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Gteamboats dno Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
- and Nsugauck Railroads. Fare 81 Steamer LAURA Seon-
SS steamer af8 TS 5S before 40 DY
ERIE RAlLWAY.-WlNTER ARRANGE
~ nE nsno o. TF1"s ae es S sS FROM 'AAh
300 mCnG9naa and Chicago Day Express DravineR0ou
io:46 @~EIps Mai for Badalc and Magyar. Pals Sleeping
7R D@iTPaese Erg,e" the West Sleeping c c
tro1gh to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cincinnati Detroit and V~eaeo
Pon JerHs co. 900 1880 and 1o45 49, 6 80 aud
mlduetovn 500 1880 800 1000 and lo:45 IN. s45
$50 i6S and md I6s 600 r. ,na 4So L. trans
c.ssS I'D $3.50 $3.50 800 ,ns $50 md $50
SesS s1S IS 80 and iO:45 a m $3.50 and 4;3onm
sSss "a S{b $50 1850 diSi45 H. $40
I'D aSsenoo ndaosus Gned.e and Rny. &C. e4s
' Fs.c taO'sS s. lS Si5 $50 TO- Yoso 1915 so
& 10 sSo' sad 80 S and ssay D nights on Goo
Ncvslk, g. 4 $50 1o45 sna 1850 m~ Slo, 4:45 g.
Pp5t sns F PESO ~ 1880 s8G r. 1oisO
Hi,dse aessn'scE way. 5, 8l5, and ts45 g. A.
'nE E. no. '5o 49, aod $50 % 80 s5 45 45 $50
S P e. 5 f9 $50 SATURDAY 6 S' si5 AIS $50
an .7:l5 D. m, ana - SATURDAY nights ony
SO sSe'r 7a5 p
PsOnt and Hyac < y ana $3.50 a. n $50 S' AA' '''O'
' STrue Ssey and Way 5 and 9so 445 ,,.
Is minutes earlier han leaving
osts leave twenty at 1880 and 1880 m connecting
with leaving ChamDeTst at same nouns Tue III ANU
mid trains from ChambeTs-st only
% and Tor anarpeuts Room and Sleeping
Coaches can tor the neeklng ana
Baggage NAV be left at the C0mptnys omces-=il 30 a "
BrSjwaU One-hundred and twenty hthst and lhtut
Broozu the Companys Dspoh ana Asn" " 's
principal hotels. .s...-..,u
sDaly ,-a .ppo, $780, - I, ,.ur., ies,t
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ Commencing WEDNESDAY, Api de74-LbAVE SE%. f4kk
Reoost) ats Long
Branch Red Bank Toms River Niueand, Bndgeton Nc
-Por Long Branch, Red Bank, Toms RIVER Nao"n Bsrhe
gat, aud TuckeTton - - ..,,-, ,,or,-
Tuckeron Waeosn River, Red Bank and
Long Branch -, v,-,s IT.. pt-..
A35 n m From Philadelphia Bridgeon Nnelanf Tons RIVER
Rcd Bsk and Long Branch Freight received to 345
s. SNEDEN, Long Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08

Useful NANNY an Isle of Guernsey
" young man. aged 30 years who afraid Of manu-. labor
speaks and both French and Bngh Address NJ 1873
1lth-st, corner 6th.aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08

SEHTON-A position wanted to take charge
~ Of Caur rent peWs and collect the By gentleman
ability experience and uadoab,ed reference. Address Boz 5G79
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08

~ Young good driver and good gardener wife
furnish soeent reference r.s
Can he ODBLLS GERMAN BUREAU 100 Vel
3ithst, corner Broadway. Inquire for r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARVING TIKI
UNITED STATES MAIL.
AND FGLl-POWEBSD STEAMSHIPS
SAILING SAtUkDAlS. Liverpool Oh THURS
ca at Cork hsruo- each
ABt AJiC SAL UkIlAN. April IL at l2;30 o. H.
BALTIC SAIUEUAi. Apul is al. lOO a H.
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. Aprl -. l23O o. m
KEPt BLIC. SATURDAY Nav 2. AZ 800 D
CEkIlC. SATURDAY. May 9, at lI:OO r. m
Prom, Dos PayOlia FerrS. jersey CIV
for all clas e unriyae eononng
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
Saloons, stat aa1 bathrooms IN Hhsup $50
tOD Snee ta felt Surgeons aai ne"ards Sco0m9aD'
kATtS-Saioon $50 Return Tickets $40 gold Sieeraee
send for TRENDS IRON Inc OO OOunt
prepaid certificates ST. eurIsne'
Amer Ca @mouis
Norway, eveien. lna. Australia Chna &c
Drafts al . \. 49,.
other Information AZ
sfcez. O 10 BrraISav. new lorz t. j. 'OhIiH AEeA@
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GUNNER Retreats.

A RCHDEACON's HOTEL, Bloomfield, n. j.
IA Ceaay located 10 the business " the town; seoommo-
Boers good peutT OF shed AMI stable
room ohAees moderate.
A FAMILY RESORT.-Beautiful landscape,
~ groves drives gymnasium &c Paradise Of .meraythng
Lind 1892 Send stamp Tourists Guide ROUND
HILL HOTEL. Northampton, Mass
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Farmers.

n
Protestant die aged harmed understands AL l9a.
Erienirg farming also the milk kc
CAP flhh good Apply oDkLBs AGENCY 100 WEI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08

~ thoroughly
n harness puad would hike pses N
family furnish eIcent city reference. Can be seen AZ
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Walters.

A GENTLEMAN and wife desire the charg
Of HOUSE whose occupant leaves for the summer or long
time Iecr.nee. Aess C. u nlnne Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-08
5ituatlons Danlco-- males


~ Protestant single man - good Coschaso and
vegetable gardening; also milk
edge walks &c best Recommendation Call at ODBlLS
AGENCY, lO9 West 3ith-st., corner Brolisay.
The Grange advance., 1874-02-18

Hotels.
There are number "t' first class
hardware, dry goods, drug. shoe and
grocery stores, and all the trade usually
found in thrifty city. 1t is said that
this city buys more wheat from teams
than any other city in the west. In
the year 1872 their receipts by wagons
and sleds were a little over two million
bushels the receipts of 1873 will ex-
ceed those of the former year at least
one half million bushels The money
paid for this wheat is nearly all retained
in the country, consequently there is no
scarcity ofmoney here as compared with
the Eastern States. I have not had
the opportunity of seeing more than .
small portion Of the country. but what
l have seen leads me to think it one o
the best wheat growing States We have
Great cities ar springing up all owe
the State. St. Paul and Minneapoli
comes first on the list. with many 9th
ers following close after, these growing
like magic.
The health Of the community canno
be better. This winter SO far has bee,
y delightful about four inches Of snow
and have had good sleighing for til
past six weeks. H. WATERS.
& a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL 70 res ooLs ELL sAIr ssvs.I
FROM SAN
quick Trip-Ne C1us - she
dsrsr-Hsalth or Usited sessss
Mfnstsr Avery. .as.

SAN Falscrsoo. August e-1 ,. H.
The steamer Colima, from this port to
Yokohama, made the voyage in twenty
days. IN
Tho police have not yet found any
clue to the murderer OF Christopher
Cetrovich. and II is probable mono will
ever be discovered.
It is reported that the health Of Min.
lister B. P. Avery Is improving. and that
he will be able to take his departure for
China on the next steamer 70 Hong
Kong. Mrs. Avery will accompany him.
Grssnbacks, ol@9lx.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06
4. A. President.

MrSKRs' USroS PIcSIc.-on Saturday
next, il will be remembered, the Nir-
ginia Miners Union have arranged Tor a
grand picnic excursion to the Bowers
Mansion. A far as we can learn near
Nv everybody is going. All OF the avail
able coaches and platform cars on tue
". 4 IT. Railroad have been chartered
fo, ,ba occasion. The finest bands oil
mpsic In the State will accompany the
e,cur.ionists. Everything essential to
an. comfort and enjoymsnts OF the
cuests. both on the road and at the
Srounds. will be provided. Mrs. Bow
srs. who has q very high regard for the
msmber. Of the Union, will have no
h~ssitation in throwing open the Mansion
Tor their accommodation. Taken all IN
ali. the present excursion will, no doubt.
be one OF the pleasantest ever projected
In silver land.
A PLEASANT sIoTr.-H. blanchard.
fast freighter, rendered good service yes
teriay in hauling youngsters TO the Sun
day School picnic. lie passed up Main
street. Gold Hill. yesterday. in a single
.ssted buggy, having thirteen children
onbosrd the conveyance. How he man
ed 10 stow them all away is more than
90 can tell. The little folks were in
high slee. and Blanchard himself look
smiling.
The MrsxRs' PIcSIc.-The suPerin-
teudsnts Of the various mines along the
Coms,ocl have given permission to their
worlmen 10 attend the picnic at the
Rovers Mansion next Saturday. In con
..,penee Of this arrangement, We pre-.
~. their viii be q very large exodus OF
miners 10 the green fields OF Washoe
Valley.
Asu,osrx's SALE.-Two heavy drauSh'
horses, two buggy horses. ana one
h.ayy cart horse will be sold at assisness
sale. TO tho highest bidder. at Silver Oity,
on Monday next. Those desiring 10
purchase win do well 10 read the adver-
tisement In another column, under the
head OF "New to-day
A FAyoHAnLx NoroRIKrr.-The good
reputation Of Browns Bronchial Troehes
for the nlief Of coughs, colds and throat
diseases, has given them a favorable
notoriety.
RroprnArIox.-The whole number Of
rsr.ons registered thus far in Gold Hill
A entitled to vote at the general lection
Nov, Sd is lbs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06

REMOVAL -Butterek q Co.'S Pattern Agency
has been removed To No. % North Q street, op-
posiis Piismsier d Amhrust's Bakery, eight
doors north Of ths Postsasee. upstairs, Il
which place al the latest patterns can b. OBJ
tained. Nr. r. A. stefss having received thu
agency Of the lnporting and wholesale Human
Hair Estabiishnsut Of Charles v. Psckhan,
Brosd.a,. Ns. Yctt. e .. psps,sd % ssp,,
SssI Yeri rates. dan "a 81 ssSpls %
priee list. Mrs.. Z A. Btorsf, No. q North Z
strsst, up Stair. Virginia City, New. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-06
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Waller Of this place, has been presented
With some interesting curiositiss in thu
shape Of Indian and Fiji implements o.
war. One is q little club captured from
. Snake Indian by q California soldier.
lttsAbout three feet In length, mann,
factured out OF u very hard material
and has n sharp hooked end piece ma
king II q very ugly weapon TO land on q
persons head. The second " Q short
club Of similar material. 81 odd stylso
manufacture. The third Is q club man.
uiactured by q Fejce Islsnder, and Is q
cross between q shepherds staff and u
boomerang. All three are well worth
seeing. 1 They were presented 70 Mr..
Waller by VIM. York. proprietor OF the
wigwam Saloon in Vallejo.
A Coon RoLLEn.-Last evening. when
Liberty Engine Company's hose carriage
was being run to the hro on tho Divide.
just after passing the railroad track on
Main street. Judge Wright, who wal n
Of the energetic fremen on the ropes,
accidentally tripped and fell. Hecocked
his weather eye over his starboard
shoulder at tho wheels Of the jumper
dashing toward him. and did the liveliest
rolling out 10 one side anybody ever saw.
As q rollist the Judge Is a grand sue
cess. As Shakespeare correctly remarks:
"He who tumbles and rolls out OF the
way. may live TO run with the machine
another day."
Fnr.-A slight conAagration broke
out at ~ N. to-day, in the rear OF .
Chinese WAREHOUSE. owned by Sam
Chin, and situated on Main street, d.
rectly opposite the vesey Hotel. The
fire caught In some chips and ran up On
the rear end Of the building. The
Chinese laundrymen discovered aud put
out the fro before II had caused any par
damage. Yellow Jacket and Lib
rrty engine bells sounded the alarm, but
the services Of the Fire Department
were not called into rsquisition.
PACIFIC CoAa PIoskrs.-A special
meeting Of the Pacific Coast Pioneers
will be held at thsir hall this evening
on d street, Virginia. Every member is
requested to be present, ~ important
business will be transacted. SEQ notice
MrrroRoLooIcAL.-In Gold Hill at
l p. n. to-day, the thermometer indi-
Gated n temperature Of ~ degrees In the
VARroLorD.-A Mrs. Palmer. residing
In Crown Point ravine, Gold Hill, il
undergoing a mild case Of variOloid.
VIRGINIA PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Fall
Of the Virginia Public schools will
Tuesday. September LIST.