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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
nz1trtafrsSil aletifes,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ The premiership lately existing between
tRe undersigned unaer the name OF Walton X
James, Is this day dissolved y mutual consent. AL
deDts owing to the said brm are TO be PAID to now
ard r. Waltan and al demands against said frm arc
TO lie paid by liIp. tn&AR T. WALTON.
BRADLEY JAMES.
WILMINGTON. DEL July 81, ls15 jy5l-lm
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
Il day formed co-pa't tuersbtp under he name II
walton 4 Brother, for the purpose OF carrying Gu
the wholesale and retail Ice business, heretGtor.
cnaductel ny Walton 3 J4mes.
HOWARD p. WALTON,
FEcEi a. WALTON.
WiLs1sGT9s pRi-, Iuiy at. 1875. tysl-lm
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
j tie partnership bet@etn John Hanson and I'll
Underwood, trading as Underwood 4 Co.. has ts
daY been dissolved iE mutual consent. The bu l.
ness Will be continued ~ Inc SAID luhn Hanson,
WHO ls authorized to set1e all dehts dae " and ~
the said iirm XII UNDERWOOD.
WlfWIsGToH July 26tii 1875. JyaS Il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Nptiffs.

NOTICE.-FUNERAL NOTICES AND
~ Society meeting notices to secure Insertion in
the CoazREct1L mus, fHraFtdbly he paid for IA al
r1Ess. sprl-tf COMMERCIAL PRINTING 90.
~ o I'll G +. .--MEslBERS OF 40.
~ Lo,lgc. 4. Of r.. are requested to meet at 2il
Market street ri 4 O'Clock. SUNDAY. August isr.
70 attend the funeral OF cur late brother. N. }.
WORTH. By oider Of ". q PIERCE,
iysl2t secretsry.
NOTlCE.-GEORG IL. TOW NSfND
IN having succaed Townsend \ Co, will continue
the Real Estate business in all It's branches at teer
Old stand GfJ Market street fs1l-if
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

ADJOINING Lslehes station, on die Kent rouuly
Rlarnst, AID cnntalning
iga ACRES, RODS AND % PEREHEs Ui. LAND.
HORE OK LESS.
TINS fs1!n js situated 81 tie junction 0i tha roads
laeling irJm Eyncaes corner to Uhesterown, and
n The l. L. Church, and whether viewed IN refer
ence 70 - lO4t.ou, qn4lity Of so or general I'M
= srments, is one OF the most desirable farms ever
taiel for sale IN Kent county. The roll IA Of Ina.
dilgu texture; wei adapted 10 tile growth Of ali
csfaas, grass ant fru 81 has been highly i'm
trove and i nov producing tne crops. II is d.
yisl into three nt.ds aud three lots, althor0uZhly
tfn'e1, an every lhlsloa Is ar9aaeeI 10 supply
i.-m
THERE ARE s,3l PEACH TkEss,
ot approved varieties from four to seven year. Oil,
tui ! 10 fl bearing. Also, pear orchard of 100
tres, selected for family use and In fail bearing,
sai ~ ar. le trees also in beallns.
The DWELLISG HOUSE. s-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

II We hav. tnop 10000 dollars worth OF Boots
And snoes to sell, but q very large stock, al 2iS
Market street my5,H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
DEGIsTER.S 0FFICE.

Z IOl9 Ia , vi ~ j.,
IA NEW CAsTt2 COUNTY IiY 81. i3.a.
F1n TIC application NJ Wl.lala teuby, t,c-
clt9E q. samre C1L6H l1ie O. Wilmington
u4nlral 70 - ,csrlty, i!-ceaseg: =; IS ordered
ant a-reeti - t9l Register ;..t f1e e&eeu-
f9r giore >s.l lrfe no'Fs Uf !, = granting oi Let
teTs Of Adniatsf7st Qa u1pn t1e Estate 3! tile lie
c'ase with t' Vt csa.it.tg ~ al-Ii. W. causing
advertisements ia ~ posted, w4.a f1rrg days from
fl' -'e y sHoh Leefs, "a 81 - Vie mos raDAr
per 9us having 1einands agains; the Estait 20 prp-
sent tne same OF aHfte ~ un Aol ~ Assembly, III
speh r4se made A. crowded. taA also e;4.ss ne
hAine ~ s iiserf-3 ftGil tue sAus l.Fl.i, IN tte
DAIRY oesEHci ~, . newsaaper Ppnli, ned IN W.
m4nfNa, t-ii4 y 4- r;4tt1Hfl t9tre.H t1ypH WtEks,
cOd
G,7eE NE er ne hani ami Seal ~ Office Of
IL. s.. tSe Efsf.s..! aforesaid! al SeW C4ste IA New
castle county si5r-saii. the day and year
alive written. ST. IlGGS r. ssftr.
Sttllt L,--AA persons having claims arain,. the
r ise VI tne .srd, must prcs-ul tir same d4ly
attestei to ne Executor. Or before jag 2i 80.
OF abide tue Act n. assembly 10 gc4le Hae g,i
rrpyaei, @iLLlAA CAS4sN. S:Neegi4r.
AddEes7. Mlu-g'ou, D5t. 4Een1
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
8fgisttr's Auiirss.
pEGISTER'S OFFICE,

~
III NEW Castle COUNTY, .TUiy s, ls1s,
Tpon the application of Edward Menninhau and
henry feDdnnall. Administrators Of arsh X. Men
nnaN. late OF illningtYn Hundred in sad County,
deceased; II l. ordered End directed by the Register
that the administrators Aforesaid, give n0;ce OF the
Granting nf Letters CT Administration uPon tie
estate of tue deceasel, with the GATE oi granting
thereof hT causing advertisements to lie posted
within t0ry DAYS from the date Of such letters, Ia
stx of the most puhe gees of M" Cnul,y of New
aSi!e, requiring d. persons laYnc demands against
the Estate 70 present the same qT s1lle ~ Gu Acf
oi Assembly n such lasa made snlpToYilei. Ana
a4.o c4use the same 70 tsertel within :fie ssf.c
prsll 10 tA- DAILY Cow E7,i t4f ns! pIil-
shed IN Wilmington. -. ~ ne continued therein
il:ee weeks, e o dl
G.ith under ,le hala and Sesl NJ Office of
L. 81 IRE Register sfHr--sl az New CAte. IA New
Caste cJaa'E 4i-..s--l, ihe a., anu year
aaJTe written.
5. C. riGCs, Register.
NoTICE.-An persal- isr.lr clam, agsiasl tse
E-a's o! ti.a geeeAse L.-. 1-easL: ta- same 1Q.y
a'te=i+l 10 the Adm. -'T4tg.s an cr before July
IN. isId, or epide the at o. -cIby II such ease
.la4e ana provided.
Sp%A42 S3%f4 2il %kAPIYF ,g, ~ Administrators
Aliress, NilU!pAtpl, De, tvYTral
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
THERE ARE s,40 PEACH TkEss,

io Nv ELL vi ftDt ~, g.
Is j LARGE TW0-sToItY BRICK iOusf.
containing nine rooms and large DRY cellar. he.
soe kitehen attached and is situated IN a b. anii
tafS 0liDlllinas On he farm In good condition, a !
Insured In an excellent company, and the policies
"l INSURANCE may BE- purchased With the farm II de-
hreH.
me soriety Of Friends have
MEETING EOUsE
upon lot Originally purchased from this ttaet and
there ls puhc scnUo nearls opposite the dwelling
tA Fi.i depoi, post 0iice and express office and
H2pn country -ture al yncht station aiolnlr the
iarA aud there l. Methodist and Protestant + pS.
conai rhqrcn within = miles: pTlst min within 4
tui s' and blacksmith ana wheeIWright shGns Win
9 eve ling attached, on one corner OF the farm
,iefe Il also tenant house on one corner OF tic
| THE TERMS OF sALE ARE:-sl5ao cash. ana
~" htahfe ~ three equal nstaliments, In one, Two
aHi lFee years with interest from the day Of sale.
Ih' rFeuit ptinents TO b, secured bg the purchas-
er 4 bond with approved security. Iced to be gwen
! "a paimtni oi one-haif the purchase money, when
| iht btahoe VIII be secured hy mortgage on the
Terms of sale. Growing crops reserve by the owner
ios't sslon given January LIST, lS,6. win privilege
| uf seeding wheat this fail.
| Gram may be shipped TO Baltimore by sailing yes
ses rom landing within ~ miles from the iaru
fcfsons wishing 10 examine the farm can lcuy {
fhlalephia By the first morning train on the r. "
q y, halifoal, taking the Delaware Railroad at WI
Ihlng'on for Clayton where they will change cars
il ior ile Kent coun'y fallroad reaching Lyn"he 5
station al l2.lh p. IN returning daily by early morn
| lnR ran or On rLufsday by afternoon tram and
/ fses- " r. -
There Is no part OF the country where lands equal
| y pfIdnctiye and improved and surrounded by
t4le social advantages and facilities for market.
| sol 50 reasonably as in Kent cnuuty. MI. AND ths
| iarm Offers an unusually favorable opportunity 10
| ouFefs JAMES a. PkARCE
Attorney for WIN. Hepbion.
| on lhe sane day and al tie same place, | viii
| Her The
BLACKSMITH AND wHEELwRlaHrs suop..
above mentioned. with the dwelling attached. The
buildings are oil new and the stand is an excellent
| ono, " "
TktMS-one fourth cash, and the balance in one,
| Two and three years; or II desired this nronrri
may be sold with the tenn.
| j. A. FEARCE
| l52l-lm-Ris Attorney tor VIM. Hepbrou.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

EH- Boots and Shoes sold by the inch or foot 81
bsbcOck 4 Bro, al3 Market street, myS,tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
pRoFO:ALs
DRoPosALs

FtR LAyISc HsTER PIPES t'NpER THf.E Esiss
MtMINGI,}a, DEL.
Proposals wi. We received u the Water DE part
merit il"r IN 4
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5TH, 1915, ais NJ.
for laying castlrHa water pipes 81 inches internal
diameter, weighing 221 pounds PER iIneal foot, Of
good strong uon, under the beds of and across the
Chrisllana ana BrHnHywiHe creeks tnavieabe
str R!usi j. ttia fHe Ilristiana az point esst OF
and near - ~ - ridge, snd acros, The liraniywine
nt rut Loft u; aa near 10 q stree brl.gt both
points 10 li4 desisnatei nv the Lhti Engineer. he
pi IS mus be +id WIN snilicieni numn Of wat, r
mus he fully approved by said fnglneer To avoid IN
&c tling any undue STRAIN upon me pipes each pipe
70 layt t"o rugs c!st near Tie JOINT of sufficient
strength 70 aint the fhrinkaEe CT two wrougnt iron
AHks; to secare the joints. the top OF pipe wnen laid
must be At leas Two feet be1w iho present beds OF
creeks except Al channel where 1t Will be required
70 be six feet bei0W beds Of the creeks and the top
Of III, es 10 be covered with lrul to COMO with the
present beds. The pipes to bs iald TO a nom on
shore at least SIX feet clear 0i hixh water mark as
may he designated by sad Chisf Englneer. The
pipes, when lad,to be snbiect TO hydrosatic pres.
sure OF l5 pounds and water light nnder that pres
sure. WORK TO commence On or before the 10th day
Of August, lsT5 AMI to he completed 10y the 3On day
tl September, 1915.
Tine distance across the christiana is about sl5
feet and tile distance across the Brandy wine is
ab9us $50 feet The contractors III be required 10
furnish all the llactial tools, implements. and
machinery necessary TO complete laying Of The 2aid
water pfe.
satisfactory security f1r the performance OF the
the creeks Will bc furnished Contractors VIII state
the price per lnea foot. fHe lght 10 rel any or
all BIDS viii be Reserved
For further information apply ST l0l0 Market st.
JOSEPH HYDE,
l7g6-llt hici Engineer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

~ Seeds.-9Rrden seeds, all kinds, fresh stock,
bowman's, End and King streets mar2Sr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

MRS F.-The object of my tip to Philadelphia
WAS TO huy clothes tor MIR. p and Charlie hut /
found the Prices so high that am compelled to IL
turn without fully supplying my wants visited h
dozen stores and finally selected one suit though
the clothes did not suit me in pattern nor In price
The salesman informed me rather imptrineut,
that WAS hard to suit John and my son nllsl wat
until prices come down later In the season.
MRS. G.-Ahout week ago cut ont OF the Con
MERcIAL Nathan Lieberman's advertisement, III
Wilmington. thought would examine things AZ
the & l.. corner of Fif and Market. Ictlled there,
and the great variety OF Mems Boys' and Chilireps
Clothing confused me, hut the statesmen were 20 pa
tient and polite that II really pleasure i0le
there. Iaaw at least ten ladies' who all seemed de-
lighted with the store. They did not all huy, bn
they were as well treated US II they did bought
two suits-one for John. u was a fine dIagOnai
coat and vest alike, and light coored panis fr sa
and Charles was line ali-wOol suit and cost $50
have Ii, herman 8 prices In my pocket.
ihe salesman actually gave me signed Ruarali
tee and had the right TO return the clothing II
they were not satisfactory. / shall always patron
lze that house.
MRS. FL wish knew that before going 10 The
expense OF visiting Philadelphia. / shall go tomoi
row morning to
NATHAN LIEHEHMaS'S
Largest Clothlng House IN Delaware,
$. +. cor Fifth and Market streets.
fnhylb-3mo Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
societies..
MEETINGS THIs yyIsrra.

Mechanic ! Lodge, No. !, J. o.. o. F. at Odd
Feows Hall ID and King.
Lafayette Lodge, No. 2, X. Of p. at Knights
of Pythias Hall.
Eden Division, NJ. G, $. of T., McClary's build
ing.
jefferson Council, No. 10, o. U. A. NJ, at Nc
chsnics Hall, 219 King Street.
EXCURSION TO READING. The grand excursion
to Reading, Pa. which leaves this city via W. d
Il. B., on Thursday, August 26th will ba fine
opportunity for all who desire pleasant and
cheap trip, the tickets for the round trip being
but $780, including admission to the park. A
first. class orchestra will be there to discourse
excellent music for all who may wish the pleas
ure Of tripping the light fantastic toe. The
managers would like all who intend to go TO se-
curetheir tickets by the latter part Of next week,
20 as TO enabo them them to make ample ar
rangements for the accommodation of all, and
also to avoid the rush on the morning OF the ex-
cursion. Tickets can be had at ell OF the princ-
pal stores in the city For day of pleasure do
not miss this the first and last grand excursion
to Reading, the delightful city on the schuylkill
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
a,olitlfaI alotifes.


NOTICE. E.-MAYORALITY
AV TO TEE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
Respectfully offer nrself "a candidate fer the
ofice q Na-cr et the corning election. s1ntect to
The DECISION Of the Democratic party.
JACOB hIcHARDsoN.
WILMINGTON. Tel, july ss,h, ISIS. iyes-si'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
CITY ITEM 8.

81 FSts Ga,ts5s. spring style, at 9is Market st
BaocCck Bro. myo,u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

Ladies SAoss, new stock at very low prices, at
babcook Bro, a13 Market street. mysu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

IOHN S. ROWBGTHAM,
ID ACC1IoRaKR,
No. East Fourth stVeet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
dividend Totirts.

NOTICE.
~ SATioSS BANK or NEw4sk. !
The Board of Directors rave this day declared a
dividend ni ~ per cent for the last Elk months,
payaDle on and otter the 81 inst, clear cf tax
jyx9-2i q. ". LINDSEY, Cashier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

r X. d. SEEDS,
ess CONTRACTOR And BUILDER.
Shop, Fourth Street, between " est and Tatrall.
Residence Adams ST., dcors South Of DetaHare
Avenue. Estiiastes f1rnishei on all EAn's OF work
and Jchbing carefully staaded "a at reasonable
nriaG9 if27-1V--lnl
EEGR TIE BATH-BATH BRUSHES,
u Eath Towels and Bath Soaps In great VARIETY
Also, Flesh Brushes, Straps. Horse Hair, Friction
finyes and many oter articles OF the same class at
Il; BRISGHuRST a CO.'S.
tGr. SiXtua Market sra
A ny PERSON KNOWING OF THE
IA whereabouts of a boy named Jacob c. schu,c-
If, will confer great faYar upon his distressed
parents by addressing j. G. SCHUYLER, Sr.,
1919 Haverford ST., 24th Ward, Phila.
jy23- ftda1tw'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

AtlI!VN aALAa EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
Al l0k O'CLOCK,
saturday Morning, July 3Ist.
stylish bay horse, 7 years Old, lG hands nigh
klud n al harness trots cln.e to 3 minutes A
Hnod family morse, can lie driven hy a lady.
Mahogany bay, : years old, l6 hands high WORK
IN Single and double harness, warranted sound an
exfcient road horse. SGld Tor want ui use,
Brown sorlel horse, 10 years old l5N, hands high
works IN all kinds Of harness.
SoTrel horse, years old, Is hands high, works iii
all kinds OF harness. "
cart and harness. Also number OF other horses
. the larRest assortment OF New and secondhand
tAhklAGEa, Double and Single HARNESS, in
wilmington, may be seen NJ our Bazaar.
Alsais on hand alarge stock Tor sale, or exchange
for secondhand work.
lths-u j. w. MERRlCK.
". STIDHAM u BON,
~ AIdTIoHagt
FEHH0mAS M naI.E
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
wlLvser9S nri-, Iuiy 5i, is. E. Ni1 jysi.lm
MORE GOODS AT TaG.
90 Gent Store.

Busines card racks, hold % cards. chamber pals,
comb with gass, perforated dress hat for the
middle aged man, wax boquets and wrcatha, for 90
cents; gents srart Iings Tor - cents, at
iy2I4tt sol MARK TT S1., &iulgfou. Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31
Liberal Deduction in Er.ightA
for building materials and 10 industrial works.
TERMS OF THE >AI.E.

- iEe nor cent OF lie purchase money cash on
the DAY uf Tie sale twenty per reni. within ten
dsys, and me Remainder In three equal aunnal ir-
StaIments, with interest AZ per cent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-31

spg,lA HEkTTSs TIE CABBAGE clStsAG
AWARDED TO 1.atTs NTSTYaE.
a special meeting Of the Board OF Hes!.l Wa-
held last evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-17
WESTERN DISPATCHES
ssaAL 70 ZEE ooLD I'LL DAILY zzvs.
Erect 81 che Rsin .Csstssnisl Gel
sbFasien.

6AN TaAxcisco, June l7-l:30 p. NJ
Dispatches received last night from
various points throughout the State from
Shasta to Santa Bsrbsra, oonhrm the re'
ports previously Published Of damagst "a
the crops BY the lsts rain storm. In
the Southern counties the damage will
be principally confined to hay and feed.
In Ventura u IL thought the corn crop
will be benefited. In the central por.
ton Of the State grain IL much injured
in the stack. and . great deal Of that
standing badly lodged. Late wheat in
Sonoma county Is benhttsd. and the rain
10 considered on the whole an advantage
In that county. There Is no damage to
crops In the extreme North. Consider.
able injury to fruit trees is reported from
the foothills. caused BY tho heavy wind.
The Centennial Of the Battle OF
Bunker Hill will Be celebrated to-day by
An excursion 10 Belmont, and the pat
riotio exercises this evening In Union
Hall are to consist Of music. singing.
poems, and an oraiion by General N. G.
Cobb.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-17

BuSrno DnPLlYrD.-Fiags were to
b seen floating owe the hosting works
and principal buildings In Virginia City
to-day. A few were also displayed In
Gold Hill, but the Ono Huniredth An.
nivsrsary Of the battle OF Bunker Hill
WAS not 20 generally honored by . dis.
play OF bunting as In our neighbonng
city. Il Il possible that Gold Hill Ia
less patriotic than her nsighbon; or. Is
she reserving her forces for the celsbra-
ton Of tho Fourth Of Julyf
R~ExovAL.-S. d. and G. @. Baker
have removed from No. LOG 10 No. o.,
South O street, Virginia. where they al
always DO found willing and happy to dis.
pense 10 their many friends andthe public
generally. tho necsssaTies and luxurien
OF the kitchen. Their groceries and pro.
visions are second to mono, and their
prices reasonable. Give them q call.
Parrorrr REczIprs. - Tho following
amounts Of freight wore received at the
Gold Hill and Virginia depots Of the
Virginia 4 Truckee railroad, during the
twsnty.four hours ending ~ n. to-day:
Wood. 70 car loads, lumber "a. mdss 7,
grain I. -four I, lime I, shingles I, hay
2, castings !. salt Q. Total. ii6 car
loads.
SrooxHoLpRs' MrHrno.-Ths annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the I'm.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-17

Parcl OF Admission. - One OF the
most serious questions that has come
before the Centennial Commissioner Is
the price Of admission 70 the Exhibition.
II has been suggested that one day In
the week be set apart a. . worhngman's
day. when tho entrance fee shall DO rs-
dueed 10 o much lower figure than ON or.
binary days. II the success attending
the plan adopted by the Trustees Of the
Corcoran Art Gallery In this city. can 30
taken - an index TO the result In Phila.
dslphia, the cheap day will prove great
attraction. But on The other hand o
very alieht attendance may b erpscted
on the days whom The highest price d
charged. There II nothing which will
develop the fact quicker. that there 10
very littls snobbsry among tho mnsss
OF the American people, than an expert.
mont like this. People with plenty Of
money viii 70 on the low prics day and
save the diisrsnes. and ~laughingiy ro-
mark that they arc not Q bit aristocatic.
II the plan Is TIED, our word for u We
will al b vorkingmsn. = Washington
Chronicle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-17
SECOND DIsPAToll
suits Agaisss Police Clerk Mccarthy
Taken 20 sasta BaFbara-D un.
ker Hill-Red Meas IIail-Disd
sflIis Injasies-weashsr.

SIs P~nIscnco. lima Ill 30 ?. NJ
suit In. be.n brou,bt In the Third Dis.
trict Court BY City and County Attor.
nsy Burnett, In behalf Of this city
and county, praying for Judgment
against David Mccarthy. recently
Chief Clark of the Police Depart.
ment, In the sum Of $4,000 30.
being the amount OF his dsfsications as
assertained by q recent examination OF
tho accounts Of D ofice.
Among the passengers by The steamer
Ancon to-day. for Santa Barbara, were
Jack Cotton. tho murderer Of Norton,
and Mrs. Norton and children. The
names Of the party were not included
In the steamers passenger list, Is fears
wore entertained that Cotton would b
lynchsd on his arrival II the fact OF his
b.,no nm hoard vsrs k,ovn
vS- --.
NO Benefu INSTRUMENTATION ~ oeinB
made here to-day In honor Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-17
Dis OF PRlzEx.

Tho members Of the Emmett Guard
assembled at Miners Union Hall, B
street, Virginia. last evening. to select
the prizes won at the tassct sbooting
LIS. Thursday. Captain Young opened
the proceedings with a speech. in which
he deprecated the necessity OF being
without q brass band. as a lodge which
was assembled In the hall overhead
would DO disturbed thereby. Tho lists
were already prepared according to the
scores. and as each mans name was
called he stepped forward aud selected
what suited him best.
First Prre-The Company medal and
> gold chain; won by J.. n. Legs.
Second Prizs-A gold aud enameled
diamond watch. presented BY u. II.
Frederick; won by n. ]. Monahan.
Third Prize-A silver watch. present.
ell by Chief White; won by John Dug
gan.
Fourth Prize-Silver watch. by P. II.
Ford; won by d. o. Callahan.
Fifth Pize-Set Of studs, collar and
slseye-buttons. by II. Lynch; won by
p. Ennis.
Sixth Prize-Riae, presented by ]. s.
Ksneen; won by P. Rippingham.
Seventh Prize-Set Of gold sleeve
buttons, by a friend in Carson; Won by
p. J. Mahonoy.
Eighth Priio-Gold ring. by Hayes &
| Nsvin; won by ]. wslch.
Ninth Prizs-Gold vest-chain, by q
friend: II. Ratcliff.
Tenth Prizo-Goll.headci cane, by o
Carson friend; J. ID. Burns.
Eleventh P~rizs-Clock. by Hon. Vim.
woodburn; l.. Manning.
thirteenth l'rixe-Slesve-buttons, by
n friend; A. 4. Jessup.
Fourteenth Prize-Gold chain. by a
friend; Ed. kerrigan.
Fifteenth Prize-shirt set. by Hobart;
Lieut.. Finlan.
Sixteenth transformations by q
friend; z. Kelly.
Seventeenth Prizs-Butter dish. by Q
friend; Frank Monahan.
Eighteenth Prize - Gold sleevc-but-
tOus. W 1lOuAhhi hbu tsohst -. 80
Fsensy.
Sineteenth Pize-Suit OF clothes. by
Cohn & ~Isaacs; Sam Young.
Twentieth P~rze-Silver pitcher. by Q
friend; z. O'Connor.
T~wenty-irst Prize-Ring. by q friend;
". Callan.
Twenty. second Prize-Caks basket.
by q friend; A. Mott.
Twenty-third Prizo-Ladies' set. by q
friend; Brexsell.
Twsniy.fourth Prizs-Silver pitcher.
by q friend; 4. Neenan.
Twenty.hfth Prize - Sl~ecve-buttons,
by a friend: c. N. Brown.
Twsnty-sixth Prize Slseve-buttons,
by a friend; Sergeant Murphy.
Twenty seventh Prize - Ring. by o
friend: William Quinn.
Tw~enty-eight Prize--Butter-dish. by
Major Stonehill; A. Mccarthy.
Twenty. ninth Prixe-Silver pitcher.
bv q friend; z. Curran.
rhirtioth Prize-Card stand, by q
friend; n, Dunslan.
Thirty.dr.t Prize - Goblets, by n
friend: Dennis Neyin.
Thirty. second Prize Shirt. buttons,
bv A friend; Lieutenant Smith.
TLirty.third Prize = Losket, by n
friend; jaime. TAYLOR.
Thirty-iourth Prize-Suit Of clothes,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-17

THERE was . very affecting meeting Al
tho depot Friday evening. A young
man got OF from the cars. and . young
lady foil into his arms With the sxclama.
ton: me brother.r.r!" "Come Mary
Ann, don't mako o condemned fool o!
yourself" be urged. In . broken voice.
''Gfacious. me, Hank Jackson. you
needn't b 20 might utin." she rotortsd.
- Napd Reyiau.