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Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
SALE

VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
BY virtue OF power vested In me by the terms
of NOR gage execul ed TO Inc by Adams MahoOd,on
the alst da, OF december A d 1913, and now Of
one Of the La ecord Books of Dorch ster tonn-
ty and also In Lber r. j. IT,, No o. TO los AIS, ale
snd APO, one of The chatte Record Books Of 'aid
couuty l, the undersigned, Edward Adams will sell
1t Public ucton to the highest bidder, at the mill
the premises ia the Fork District OF said county
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST srH, 1874, COMMENCING
at 10 O'Clock A. M.
All those tracts, or parts OF tracts or parcels Of
land which were formerly sold by the executors OF
he last viii and testament Minos Adam, de
ceased, to the I'd Adams Mahood, AID composing
what IS known as the
MANHOOD MILL PROPERTY,
situated the Cork District of said county on the
>'rlhwest Fork OF anticoke River adjoining the
lands Of VIM. Harper, hisdon l.. Smith Tlghman
lIackett and NJ. j. t. smith, and containing
$50 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The improvement consist OF a
DWELLING HOUSE, OUT-RUlLDIN s, STEAM
SAW MILL AND BAsKEi FACTORY,
nd all the buildings usual upon farm, such as
stable Farm, &c, &c.
Abnu 100 acres of the land are under cultivation
and there are young
ORCHARDS OF ABOUT 5000 PEACH TREES
on the premises.
Also, the following personal property, to wit
sTAvE CtiTrEs. PLANNING MACHINE, STEAM
BOILER ENGINES, MACHINES, CIR
C L,ksAWs, MULY Aw
md all the ools, implemen 8 AMI fixtures OF every
description appurtenaut to sa d steam "a Mill.
Also. a lot Of LUMBER AND BOAhD.,
SEVEN HORSES, ONE PAIR OF OXEN, FIv q
WAooNS ONE CAkhIAGe, SANS
AND SAW BENCHES.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
FARMING IMPLEMENT,
Of every description. and various other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-t ash on the day Of sale
EDWA' ID ADAMS Nor gagee.
This property Is situated four miles # IN Fed
eralsburg, on the Dorchester Delaware railroad.
iy2p Ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
Chas H Gardner, Phila.
John L Gardner,
ii L Greenbaum, i"
G Emerson, Milford, Pa.
Geo C Gordon, city.
Thos Y DeNormandie, city.
Vim d Adams, Pottsville, Pa.
VIM NJ Hazel, BALTIC, Md.
@ r Howell, Phila.
A Bedford, Boston.
Geo w Chapman, Newark.
w n Ramsey, Phila.
A N keithler,
James Todd,
Frank Lysle,
L r Kent,
VIM d Griffith, city.
b n Frazer, Wash D. @.
Geo Hill, Jr. Georgetown.
J l. Knowlton, Sharon Hill.
Aug. S. Roberts, Phila.
w II Churcbman, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
City Business Dtrrrluru

AUGT1ONEERs. -----l>
L. W. Stidham Son, Ill E Az, -.
Joseph y. Miller, 9Th and King spra esl
BANKERS ~ BROKERS'.
H. X Robinson Co., aOO Market straa,
BARRIERS 81 HAIR DREsspp
A. Ashenbach 200 Market street
BILL RINGERS a. BIII pos,,
Howard o. Moore No. 8. E. TuIrd st,oa,
BOoT& sIOEMAkRRs, nnd np.
Wri. Boldly, w. 4th street 's'~
hsbcosf i Bro. i ss SSse ~ Na sFes, IT,.
John John n More9 , sth and Poplar strees
Charles Rabinort sle Markets trest
CARPENTERS AND MN NM.
= q naddock. shnp rhorna hel Frnr, -,
D. H. d. eds, shop W Fourth near We.tn es Wa
CIGARS n TOBACCO.
ss,spana y peM ~, 7a2 Market street
VIM ii. Robinson, 1857 e. 4th sireet
CLOCKS. WATCHES, ~ JEyE,s
q l. Bush, corner Seventh and Market s,ren a'hs
J. o. Massey. Is L. 4th Street.
COACH * CARRIAGE AIA1'Fnt,
VIM Green a o., s. 10. COR I'd and sbiplay s,,ss,'
DRUGGISTS. '''se's
II. r. Bringhurat, 3l7 Market street
OVERS IL sCOuRERs.
Nicholas Jenney, 2iO King street.
FLORISTS.
Tatnall a Co.. Delaware Avenue and ,Iot,o,,,.s ..
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTs '''Se
Thomas Thomas < plumlner. 500 Market street
"ooiley a Van Trump. bl0 Market street
GENTS FURNISHING tOOns
James NJ; Watson 4 Son, 49, Market sired,
Uhas. 1. Morgan, 6al Market street s'0'
John y Doughten. 40 Market street
HATS. CAPS. &c.
Hukill 4 Walraven, az Market street.
DhaB. E Dubnll, H. sd street
William p Webb SOi Market street
HARDWARE.
". H. Billany, 2la Market street.
james Bro 24 Market street.
Ii. h. Mcintyre, als Market street
IRON q STEEL.
VIM Green Co., s. H. cor. Sd and sbipley st,o.,,
LIVERY STABLES. '~'''''
john Atkinson. Shlploy, above ID street
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL FRAaIPs
Elwood Doane, 10 w. sth street
i. McMonage, Sd and King Streets
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Geo. Gouert, 70 =. fourth street.
Cyrus Stern, III Market street
Geo. 4; Ash, No. E. 81 street, tsee adv
John n Mnhlhsuseni 4lb King street
samuel hillor, Jr., l0a Market street
PAPER HANGINGs. SHADES, 60.
John r. Holt, Sd aud Market streets.
A. b. Jones, 6ls Market street
PLUMBERS AND GAS FILTERS.
". f. Gillespie ais W. 4th street.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Evans Pennington, Almonds Bdg.. 9Th and Nal
| ". ~. Child Co., No. 4 W. 18th street -' ''AH
J. II. Frazer, Sd aud Shipley streets
| VIM. Reynolds 4 CO., s1 Market sfreet
| A. II. Grimsbaw, No 4 W "a Street
| ". II. Gilmore, No 6West 9Th street
samuel W. AlcCaulley, 7O6 Market street. fsee adj,
Nm. MeCanlley 4 Co, COS Market street ''s' ''''
hESTAURANT IL BILLIARD ROO
Joseph fullmor, bgi and sos Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
| rover Baker ). ". Co, bO7 King street
| sew American Sewing Machine, 71a Market straa,
STuV ES. HEATERS. TINWARR, 40.
'Iamcs A. Anderson. $40 X. 9Th street.
COFFEE and TEA Dealers
| Union Pacific Tea Company, b12 Market strest
UNDERTAKEIS.
rhos. J. Giles, al Shipley street.
| u. s. Young, aiS Market street. (See adv)
| uPiiUISTEHERs.
| fr,r, Erwin. sts Washington Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
City Ordinance .

A ORDINANCE Al THORIZING A
1ALoan of TWO Hundred Thousand Dollars for
the Construction of New Water neseryo r. I'm
proving the Water Works of the City, and for oth,r
purposes
WHEREAS The Act # the General Assembly. en-
uli'd lulther supplement 10 the Act, entitled
an Ac' 10 mutt che city debt Of Wimiugton and to
provide for the discharge thelOf passed pr sth
1873, authorize and empowered the Mayor anu
90 ncll OF " mlngon, under an ordinance of the
tlty council 10 borrow sum or sums Of money not
exceeding 10 The aggregate two hundred thousand
uolaIs IA addition 70 the present funded debt of
clty lur the new water reservoir, aud for imprOv-
Ing the water works of the city, increasing and en-
afglng he convenience for the supply oil water 10
me eil ahu Tor certain otaer purposes IN said Act
And uEREAs, The existing reservoirs and her
c9hvenlenc OF the city for The supply Of wat are
WhulN insufficient, therefore.
be Il o'da MA ~ II city Council Of Wilming,on.
tieo-thrtis all the members n reQf e0,ictrTing '
49, hCIloN l. me Finance Com / tee is hereby au-
tho'lZed a q directed 10 cause 10 be issued In the
nai OF he MAJOR an Counei OF - i'm ngion.
bonus 70 the aggregate amount OF two hundred thou
sau uol afs anu the lath and dit of the city are
uereny pit dyed r tn payment OF the same
SECrlOS Z. said Bonds shall be in the form noyy
used Tor Ike purpose, shall e Issued IN sntns m
my uoHhrs, 0f IN mutlpes of fitty NOT exceed ne
SIX Thousand dollars and shalt bear interest at he
Iale OF SIX per cehium per annum, payable stln.-
ANNUALLY ON the st day OF January aud the first day
OF .Y IN ach year, clear of all t. xes which may
be levied upon he PRINCIPAL or interest thereof by
authority Of ths state or OF the United stats
skcrloS 3. The pnneip 1 of said bonds all be
payable as follows, to wit: SIX thousand dollars II
hrst Jay Of July A. D., eight en- hundred Al d
seYenty-tiVe, and ike of SIX thousand dollar
on 1t nrst Gay oI July IN each and every " Their
after until and including the first day OF Juy, A. d.
SUN oil TWO thousand dollars the first day VI Jy
a. p. nnet, en- hundrs and eight; and sail b nds
all be sued ia series according 10 tpe time when
thtE sHail seVtfallv be payable as aforesaid
SECTION 4. For he payment and redemption of
the principal OF the debt which may lie cOntracteu
ana applied ~ the year eighteen hundred and sew
enty-hve aad In each year thereafter un,n ana In.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
Local HresitIes.

A universal verdict of the people--McInall's soda
water, can be beaten.
Overlooking glasses of soda shaved ice in each
glass. Mclnall's is the place.
Adair makes chairs and settees for schools, halls
and societies, at Fourth and King
Closing ont the balance of ladies' white and linen
suits at cost prices, al LichIenstvin's.
Robelen 4 Bro. have on hand large stock OF
pianos and org ans which they will sell or rent very
cheap. Can aud see them at their warerooms, No.
40 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
Anftion Salfs.
DUBLIC SALE

GOOD FURNITURE.
win be sold at Public sale, on TUESDAY, AUGUST
llTH, 1874, at O'Clock,
AT NO. 200 ORANGE STREET,
as follows good parlor suit Of piec 3, marble
tables sewing and camp chairs, carpets, marble-iop
cha Der nt, solid walnut; hair maitras- Tea her
bed and bedding, lounge, secretary, owes, cuu-
mode, mirrors, co tage suit extension bles'
lounges, uining-room chairs gla and queenswre,
cook stove o. Victor Cook with all the fixtures
refrigerator, tubs, buckets and a kin OF goods
are all near new, only been IN u about a year,
and Will be sold on account Of fui ing health.
The house for rent. Call on the premises. Par
ticuar atten ion IL called to ali tat are In need OF
or call on l.. W. bTlDHAM n >ON, Auct s,
aug1-.-S-iO No Ill Fourth street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

The COLUMBIA HOUSE. AT CAPE MAY has again
been opened by Mr.. Bolton,who keeps the Washing
ton Hotel Phila., and Bottoms Hotel at Harrisburg
Many of our Delaware families are well known at
the Columbia This season, Mr. Bolton has Mr.. Geo.
NJ. Fields, formerly of the Clayton House, in the
Columbia office.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

~ Hocha Old Java, Fine Java, Maracaibo La
guayra, ami Rio Coffees, of the best qualify only,
always freshly roasted, at Bowman,s, second aud
King sud 5ll King. A 50, fr t-class ASS 81 tmeut
OF eas fancy groceries, and goods ltable for ex-
curs rs pcales, lsnng parties, etc, AT lower thau
usual prices Bowman, oil King and sec md and
Etrr- -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
anst aud found.

7 EFT IN A CAR WHILE STOPPING
IL at Dover on the return from tho Republican
Convention on Tuesday last q black leather satche
liberal reward viii be aid for its res grafton to
TIL owner. Apply 10 J j. MULLEN.
Jyso-st. at Depot In Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

sS II leould be difficult to estimate the enormous
amount of happiness the pleasant and affabe Charles
KYLE dispenses iu the course of summer TO the
public, on the corner of second and MarkeI street.
Charles is nearly always there, IN a good humOr,
with his oranges, bananas peanuts, and especially
nis elegant ice cream. that tue people like we'll.
and there everybody goes, or ought to, o. warm
day TO refresh himself or hers-lI Charley IS one of
the best natured men la town, and his ice cream is
famous ali over the world. at this stand he has
been for years, and without him, the place would
look odd and desc ted. jyls-i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

E-Ths " Gentleman in Black" who is the tuielar
demon o dra shops, ass l,nes his sourest aspect
when the rapid progress OF Vinegar Bit. rs Is re-
porte4 ''dnwn below" The peO lie S ege able
Tonic is playing the mischief with his hitters nfed
with ram. Ali diseases VIII CHI thoss demonlc nos
trums aggravate. unde prstense OF re .eVIns, such
indigestion, sick headache constipation, Fheuma-
tism govt, and Intermittent feyers are cured by it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

wDiAh oND JRFBLRt a Specially. Amerl-
can and imported watches is Sarat solid gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewery in every
variety also clocks at prices TO suit the times, at l.
W. Baiy's old established stand, No. 622 Market ST.,
philadainhfa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE.
At s A. NJ, TOO Att P. NJ, I6e
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
ss-LooK! LoOKl LooKf
KELLY'S DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE

OF LIFE
1t will cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
1t will make you strong and give you new fe
1t viii act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
tion.
1t is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
II will do all that ionic will do without liquor to
stimulate 1t Is pot Wine of Iron. Try II. doctors
prescribe it. ca. 'gy recommend It, Thousands
have been cured with it. suffer no longer send
and get circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by smith Painter, K. Bringhurst Co.,
E. Mclnall, Jr and druggists generally. APRIL I'M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
w-B. p. KUyKELs Glitter VINE OF TRoy.

Has never been known to fail IN the cure Of weak
ness, attended with symptoms, indiS position TO ex-
ert.on, loss Of memory, difficult breathing general
weakness, horror OF disease, weak, nervous treIu-
bling, dreadful horror OF derth night sWeats, cold
feet, weakness, dimness Of vision, languor uuver-
sal lasstude OF the muscular sys en- enormous aQ-
petite, with dyspepilc ~ stem, hot hands, flushing
of the body, dryness OF the skln, pad counlenance
and eruptlOns on tn- face purifying the bl0Ud pain
IN the back, nsaylness OF tue eyelds frequent back
spots living before the eyes with temporary suhn-
sion and loss Of sight want Of attention. etc These
symptoms all arise from a weakness aud to remedy
that use Z. kuHkel's Bitter Vine OF Iron il
never fails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used 1t, Gel the genuine. Sod only III
81 bottles. Take only Z. kankes. Depot and
once, No. 2os North Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
II is sold only IN 81 bottles, with Photograph Of
felt.
Sold by all Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

Has never been known to fal in the cure of weak
ness attended with sympt0ms; indlsp1sinon 10 ex
erion difficulty Of breathing; weakness nervous
trem ling; dreadful horror Of death; gnt sweats {;
dlmness CT VISION languor; universal lassliude 0I
the muscular system; enormous appetite, with dys-
peptlc symptoms, hot hands nus ling OF tie body .
dryness Of the skin pallid countenance amt erup-
u Ms on tine ace, purifying the blood; pain il the
back heayiness of the eyeils frequent o.a spots
nylng before the eyes, with sufuslun and loss Of
slgat; want of attention, etc. sold IN bottles
Get the geluine Depot and Ufllce, No g59 North
Ninth street, fhlla. ADVICE free. 1e29-lm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

~ "a


Removed in few hours with harmless vegetable
medicine. No fee asked until the entire worm with
head passes Keller those afflicted 10 residents OF
the city whom nave cured that mad taken IN VAN
turpentlne, and so-calied specigcs, and all known
remedies DR.. L. +. kunke No 25s y. Ninth ST.
Philadelphia. Advice tree. Removed tape worm
from child years old, measuring 20 feet. Gail
and see specimens at ONCE. Seat, Pin ami stomach
Worms also removed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

MEETING on SATURDAY EVENING FOR PRELIMINARY
ORGANIZATION.
Quite number of Republican voters met on
Saturday evening, in the third story of the City
Building, on East 9Th St. (the room being now
known as Republican Head Quarters in re-
Spouse 10 the notice published in the CONNER
clAL by II. Gallagher, Chairman of the City
Committee.
MI. Gallagher cal ed the meeting to order, and
made neat address on the beauties of harmo-
ny He represented that there had been fac
tional feeling in the ranks of the Republicans,
which he was grieved to see. For the future he
hoped for better things ; if everybody would re-
solve to object to nothing and agree to every
thing a ytry harmonious condition might be OBJ
tanned. In conclusion, he proposed E. J. Dough-
erty, for Chairman OF the meeting, which prop
ositon was approved.
j. L. Hawkins then hastily moved the appoint-
ment Of committee of one from each ward to
nominate an Executive Committee Of six per-
sons, Gone OF them to be a Vice President from
each Ward of the city. Mr.. H., however. was
Eere reminded that he had been rather impetu-
ons, no Secretary having vet been appointed
whereupon he withdrew his motion, aud nomi-
mated B. ]. Bye for Secretary, which was APP
proved.
The motion to appoint committee was then
renewed and adopted, and on motion of j. Q.
Pickles, the Chairman was directed to appoint
The following committee was then announced
by the Chair
LIST Ward-J. Taylor Stroud
2nd George Mccall.
Ord William Simmons.
4th % Allen Smith,
9th 8 Geo. II. 2. Simmons.
9Th Robert +. Wright.
7th M b, Stotsep6urg.
Sth " VIM. II. Baker.
9Th James A. spencer.
10Th q" jacob Lamplugh.
James L. Hawkins was first appointed for the
9th Ward, but declined In favor Of Mr. Spencer
and Daniel J. Stewart having been first appoint
ed for the 10th Ward declined in favor OF Jacob
Lamplugh.
On motion of c. H. Gallagher the meeting
adjourned to meet at the same place on We'd
nesday evening next to hear aud act upon the
report of the nomination committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
atanted.

WANTED-TWO HANDS TO WORK
w In Rim Factory to run Circular Saw
and Planer, and one to work on Bending Press.
None but experienced hands need apply For fur
ther information address X. N WHARRY.
Jysl-10t' fllcott CITY, Md.
NANt ED = A BOY FROM THE
w COUNTRY 10 learn the printing trade; must
be well educated; none other need address
jy2 tt COMMERCIAL OFF CE.
WANTED-UNION LOAN ASSOCIA-
jys7-st THIS OFFICE.
M A N Il E d "A WHITE WOMAN
w who good cook. A Catholic preferred.
'pply at [jes6-ifl THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

OOL0NG, A SPLENDID ARTICLE C5
, cents, by the chest, can be bought at II East
Fourtn street. HOUSTON PRlZEK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03
CHEST PROTECTORS, OF CHAMoIs
and vool single At U RpTNauTRsT rNO g

TUST RECEIVED. JAPANESE FANS
~ all styles, lowest prices, at
- RAs'r FOrrpTu sTpRE-r
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-03

$50 AND s27 MARKET STREET,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24

SLAVERY AMONG THE AxTs.-Among
alts the habit OF sla,t-making. as dis
covered by the German naturalist. HUI
her. IS wonder Of the animal king
dom. This habit belongs to the Anna
zons, or red ants OF South Africa. These
leave their own dwelling III the evening.
90 to that Of some tIibe ot black ans
with the intention Of making captives.
The assailed are, however not to submit
50 taiAeiy. Tncy organic for the DE-
fense, and resist their ;.ss4ilants fur
ously. The battle is long and fierce.
sometimes one side, sometimes the 9TH
CT. having the advantage We have
read Of, and admired, the bravery of the
OH Guard in their charge at Waterloo
bnt here are charges and counter-cha.-
geS as fierce as any made on that ia
nous field. and We admire our revOlu-
tionary fathers for de.tnling our home,
against foreign invasion. hut what shall
We say Of the ants defending theirs until
III the adult niemberS Of the tribe are
killed or wounded. We applaud the he
Toi9m of our own brave bows urd South
EN- foes il The late rebelli I. Int here
lsy these animals the "ne tribe nieavor-
frG TO make slaves and tn" other in re-
sl-tIug that making. WIS ;!lSDiaye,l h
40]Sm equal to that seen on ANY blj;ie-
fed Of that deadly struggle. Bat, not
stepping - dil.:r upon the contest. VI
can say the ALlaz nS may J." G-fti.t ~,
ha, they viii probably ca"oner amt at- ,
il killing rr rendering helpless aii # /
their adult to's, descend into III dwell /
n. make captlTc ami convey tAe !a.}.t f.
and young to tLslr homes. hl- GONE, /
the slaves being trained to perform the ,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
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Payments on subscription Invariably in ca
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weekly to the carrier.
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oFFICE-On Second street. opposite the South
ern Front of the Capitol
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Che Garson 1ailn 4ppea'
Published every morning fMondsys excepted)
by
ROBINSON T. MiGHELS.
HENRY 4. MIGHELs, MARSHALL ROBINSON
Publishers and Prnprietnra
Publishers and Proprietors.

4 daily newspaper. devoted to politics, genera
news, local affairs and the interests OF
its neIsh hborhood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-18
A Resurrectionist.

A number Of practical jokers man.
aged TO raise considerable excitement
last night about IL o'clock. One OF
their number made \ proposition loan
rnsophisticated Teuton to 20 with him
and rob the grave OF q lately buried
body, for which he vas offered $l60 by
n surgeon In town, who wished II for
dissection. The U. Il. readily agreed
To help In the work aud convey the
corpse TO It's intended destination. for
which he was TO receive onc-half OF the
reward for services rendered. Both
men started and 500 reached the sup
posed grave. The German, eager to
clutch the promised gold, dlvested
himself Of his surplus clothing and
commenced sllnglng his pick and .hov-
oil In n lively manner. After working
for about five minutes they were sud.
denly interrupted by the cheerful bang
OF q pistol. followed by n volley OF
loud reports. denoting that they were
detected In their nefarious business.
The CONSERVATION OF the victim OF tho
joke may DC imagined. Without stop
ping to collect his garments lying on
the ground. he took to his heels, and
up through Main street the Flying
Dutchuan sped his way. running In
the direction OF Ruby Hill. and he
will not. probably. soon return TO tell
n his version Of the affair. The rapid
reports of the pistols brought every
one around town to their feet, think
In. that u serious fight was In prog
rcss. Those constituting tho firing
parry, with the man who was supcrin.
tending the "raislng," returned to
town Ia different directions. aud were
engaged during tho remainder OF tho
night In relating tho particulars.of
their jose.-Emekd Seaiinel, IprH 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-18
Irish Ladies'.

Physically, Irish women says n
writer) are probably the finest race In
the world-l mean taller. better limb.
ed and chested, larger eyed, and with
more luxuriant hair, aud freer action
than any other nation | have observed.
The Phun!cians and Spanish blood
which has u hundreds OF years In
their veins aud still klndles its dark
fire In their eyes, and with the vivacity
Of the northern mind and the bright
color Of the northern skin, these south
ern qualities mlns'c In most admirable
and superb harmony. The idea We
form OF Italian and Grecian beauty 10
never realized In Greece and Italy ;
but we find IL In Ireland, heightened
aud exceeded. Cheeks and lips OF the
dellcaey and bright tint OF carnatlon,
With snowy teeth aud eyebrows OF jet,
are what we should look for on the
palette OF Apelles, could we recall the
painter and. reanimste his fsr-famcd
models; and those varied charms,
united. fall very commonly to the
share Of the fair Milesian. Modest to
a proverb. the irlshwoman Is IA unsui-
pecting Of an improperly asif II were
an impossible thing; and sho Is rs
fearless and joyous rs a mldshlpman.
and sometimes ne noisy. In tho ball
room she looks addressed. not because
her dress was III put OIL, but because
she dances, not glides, sits down with
out care. pulls her flowers to pieces,
and II her head.dress incommodes her
she will give 1t a pull OF a push. IL
she Is offended. she asks for an ex.
PLANTATION. IL she does net understand
you. She confesses her Ignorance. IL
She wishes to see you next day, she
tells you how aud when. She Is the
child Of nature.