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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the 9Th day Of
November. fsTs. 80 many shares Of each parcel
of such stock rs may be- necessary VIII be sold
al public ~anction. At the office Of the Company.
Room II Hayward's building. 40 Caiiioinia
street. Fan francisco, Cal, on the TWENTY.
HiGiiTH DAf o. DECSMBER, ISIS. u the
hour ~ two l7l o'clock y. n. Of said day. TO pay
said delinquent, assessment thereon. together
with eosA Of advertising and expenses VI the
SAFE.
O1ice-Room 81 Hayward's Building. No. 4l9
California street, san Francisco. California.
ELORlDA SILVER MINING CON.
II adjudication OF principal place OF
business. San Francisco. State OF California.
Location Of works, Storey county, state OF
Nevada.
Notice.-Thcrc arc delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF asscss.
mcnt I'M. - levied on the 9th day OF NoyeIn.
her, 1875, the several amounts set opposite The
names or tho respective shareholders. ~ fol.
lows:
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AID In aecprisnoe with isv. and IN order Of
the Board of Trustees. made on the 7sd day o.
Of pncn stock a. may be necessary will he sold
at public ~Anclion. at the ofies az the Company,
b15 CLAY street, ran Francisco. Califonis, on
the iith day " December. 1919. at tbs hour
of 4 O'Clock y. n. of said dsy. 10 ray ssid o.
~lInluent asscsz . ent tlierson. together win
co,ts Of ADVERTISING and expe, zee Of sale.
sIDNkY q. HEKBBRT. SECRETARY.
Office Room No. Q, SIS Clay street. Han
Francisco. callfornis. deitd
Postpenepaent.
TIE sboye sale IL hereby postponed until the
TENTH DAY or JANUARY, ido, a. the same
nv under on The bard OF Trustess,
sIDsEY q. uERBRRT. SECRETARY.
San Francisco. Decsmbet II, 1875. dso "a
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ASSESSMENTS LEvIEB.

nyIlE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
Loc,t.on Of principal place Of business,
the city and county Of san Francisco, stase VI
Notice IL hereby given thai at . meeting OF
the Dir-etor- held IN the third da. Of Decem.
Der. A. ID. issS. IN a~s~s-uent of Ten Dollars.
United states gold coin. per share Wa. LEVIED
be on and After the fourth day OF Decemter. A.
ID. is,s, 10 the Cashier Of the BANK, at its
BAnhins House In said city and county u San
frabci.co.
Ahy stock upon which this assessment sh.ll
remain unpaid on the TENTH day " JANU.
AkY. A. u. 1916. gill be deiinquent and adver.
Used Tor sale At public auc lou. and usless pay
msnt IL made before, will be sold on the tweu-
iy-silth dag Of January. A. ID. ls!6, TO pay the
delinquent as>essments. together with costs OF
\. FRANKLIN.
SECRETARY of the bank Of California.
O~nes-Bsbkins House OF the Bank u Cali.
fomiS. northwest eorne Of California and San
.omc streets, San franei.co. DID I'd
DICr0U MINING COMrANY.-Lo-
cation ofprinciPal place OF business, san
Location Of wosss. Gold nm. storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at q meeting OF
the beard of Dirrctor. belt On the 2sth day Of
November. ISIS, an assessment tNo. ~ OF
Twenty ~. Gents r., share wa. lsvisd nrSn
tut t1tttsi " W ~ tttpNsss i.te's
Immediately. In United States gold Coin. to
the Secretary, at the Once Of the Company.
itoom No. y, Ne. to5 californiA str~et, San
Francisco. California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shsii
remain unpaid on IN. 9Th day OF Dcecmber.
A. II. 1915, will he delinquent. and sdver-
tisei for sale al public anction. and unless pay
ment ts made before, win he cold o. fki.
DAY, the itth day % Jspuary. 1876. To pay
IN. delinquent assessment. together win
costs Of advertising aud expenses OF sale.
4 PHILLIPS. SECRETARY.
Oniee-Rsom .. zoo California street. san
Francesca, California. nohtd
TYLER Ml>IN0 CONPANY.-L0-
! cation Of principal place Of businers. Ban
Francisco. Californis-
Location OF works. Gold hin Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Nstlce 10 hereby given, that at q meeting OF
the Board Of Dicctors. held ON The 7ist day OF
peeember. ISIS, an as-eesn,ent lNo. ~ OF
Thirty Cents l3oc.l per share was levied upon
the capital stock 81 the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United State. gold coin. TO the
AT the Office % the Company. No. III
Leidedorff street. San fruncisco. California.
Any sscck on which this assessment shali re-
main unpaid on wednesday. the Sstu day OF
Januuy, Will Be delinque.t and advertised for
sale Il public ~anctian, and unless ", mens be
made 6eiors. will be sold 1hursday. lVhrusfy
~, 1915, o. pay the delisquent assessment, To-
with costs Of advsrtisirg AID expenpss Of
-a,e. ny o DIR of the Bosrsct uirc,on.
de2sM "A. 2. COFFIN. Serstay.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared expressly Tor this class Of com
plants. and 90 reeoinmead them 20 . speedy
and edetivs rvmsdy. Their general tonic
effect on the whole system IL extremely bsns-
nciL. You cannot take them without b~iag
bsnented By them. Tbs imprudent youth. the
ov.r. man, the premAtureiy old. Oh.
married and single men and women. alike. Will
md In this remedy
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The above sale 10 hereby POSTPONED 10 SAT.
URDAY, the 18th day OF January. isIC, at tho
pame place and hour.
Dy order Of the Board Of Directors.
W. N. HELMAS, Secretary.
San Francisco. December ~. Isis. de2'td
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Hoard Of Directors. made on the ninth tothl
day Of November, 1878, so many sharcs Of each
parcel Of such stock a. may be necessary will
be sold ut pablo auction, at the once Of the
Company. Room ~ Haywsr'ds Building. No.
tis Ca iiornia street, ran Francisco. California.
ON TUESDAY. the fOcRTH ttthl DAY OF
n. OF said day. TO pay said delinquent assess-
ment thereon, together with costs Of sdver.
tising and expenses Of The sale.
Onic~-Room No. 10 Hsyvard's Bullding,
No. ti9 California street San Francisco, Cali
fornia. dsl6t ID
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1uf alaar pf nas Is HIS s1arss1a.

Il iza veil known n I that thousands snfier
from the sbove-naHed eomplAin,s. The very
nature Of such troabi-s bessts q timidity that
often prevents tho sufferer from consulting
friend or psyrcian. and the stctm goes on
from month 10 moath unreiievei. until the
lack-luslsr ere. pallid cheek and general mental
sod physiesl prsstratlou nnds him broken down
In health. without energy and without hope.
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CUCCOR MILL AND MINING
y company.-Location Of principal place OF
LEGATION OF works, Gold nm Mining Dis
,rict, storey county, state VI Nevada.
Notice /. hereby given, thar at q meeting Of
the Beard Of Dlreetor,, held ON the 2Oth day Of
December. 1873, an assessment (No. l3I IL
finy C,nt. Isnr, p.r shxte was levied uton The
capital stock OF The corporation. payable i'm.
mediateiy, in United staies gold coin. To the
secretary, at the one Of the Company. Rooms
8 snd q. No. 3D. Montgomery rtrcct, san Fran.
cisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on saturday. the 18th day of
January, ic'o, VII. oe aclhquch,, AM adNer-
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NOTICE..

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS or TIL. sue
= CON MINING COMfANr.-Any person
holding any Of the abevr-named stock can learn
somsthlng to their ~interrss by calling on X.
BREwkn, at hts ,esiiene-, near the imperial
new shsft, or NJ 0ib<on'r rsi.s,n, any dsy.an,il
The FIgrEEyTu OF JANUARY. issG
uold Hin. New. pee~mber -. is1s. d.a1td
pvERrfsING: CHEAP: GOOD: SIS
a temAiie.-Ai penon< who contemplate
psrtion acknowledgements. should sepdTwenty-
Five Cents TO Geo. y. howell q Co.,u Park
Rev. HsW York. ior their Pe.phk,t Book
(ninety seventh edition), containing Hats Of
over 1ooo newspApsrs and estimates. ~
the cost. Advertisements taken Tor leading
papers In many states nj . tremendous redue-
lion from publisher-' rates. Get the book.
lAl3iy
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
coSseLIDArED INNING

GLOBE CONSOLIDATED 4ININ0
Company. Principal place Of business,
San Franelsoo, California.
trct. storey county. State Of Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting OF
the Board of Directors, held ON the third day OF
December. 1873. an assessmcnt OF my cents
per share was levied upon the eapital stock OF
The corporation. payable immediately In United
States gold aud oliver coin. to The Secretary,
II the once Of the company. Room % NO.
si9 CALIFORNIA; street. San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment email
remain unpaid on the Tth day of Jan.
usry, 1876 will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction. and males. pay.
ment IL made before. will be sold on fk..
Day. the asth dsy Of January. 1875. TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together. with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale.
Jos. MAHUIkE. T. cretary.
Room u. No. %i9 California sheet, San Fran
cisco. cxiiioruia. ddtd
A nEa,CAS NEVADA MINING coal.
n PASY.- Locstiou Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco. state OF c.,ltorni..
county, state Of Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given, that NJ a meeting oil
the Directors, held on the 9Th day OF De-
csmbsr, ISIS. an assessment mo. ~ OF Ten
Cent? per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United staics gold coin, To the Secretary. at
the once Of the Company, Room No. II. No.
80 Pine street. -.
Anys tock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Monday, the lOtn day Of
January. 1915. will be delinquent, and sd.
yertised for sale al public auction, and unless
payment 10 made before. will be sold on
WEDNESDAY, the 81 day OF February. 1876,
to par the delinquent Assessment, together
With cost. Of advertising and expenses oil sale.
LuClkN uERMAsN. Secretary.
O~niee-Iloom No. II. No. so Pin street. San
Rx.nel.ea California deh I'd
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J !, I !! METAL !:l. H. X 4; :s x! :' !: s:. sSss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-27

rqutr-d
Isigneil. --.
Whatever the stock falls below the price
named in the contract IL the holders prodL
AsCall" contract IL the rvv~rre OF -" Put"
enabling the holder of u 10 nah. . profit by .
rise in toe stock above the price specified In the
contract. This character Of contract l. si.n~d
at . price above the market value of the stock
Of the time Of Issuing the contract. and reads a.
sCan" Cs.sr~cs.
vIRoINiA. New, -, mi-.
the underuigued for shares Of the capital
stoek " the - Mining Company. at
--d dollars per share. At any time within
--d days from this date. One dAys notice
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DELINQUENT SALES.
"OODvILLE CONSOLIDATED
WV oliver Mining Company. = LocAti0n o.

fornia. .
Location OF WORKS. Gold Hill. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock, on account Of assess.
ment Ne. % levied ON the 9TH day OF Noyeni.
Der, 1878, the several amounts set opposite inc
names OF the respective shareholders, rs fol'
I0wa.
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sPus~ Cs.,rues.

visorSiA. New. - sT-.
For value received. the bssrrr may deliver TO
the undersigned - shares of the capital
stoek Of The - Mining Company. 81
- doilars per share. at any tins within
--s Gays from this date. Ono days notice
rquir~d
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DR.. IA MARS
PILLS

JroR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. InP0rEN-
IT CT. Lo-s of viror. scxual and General
Debility. Physical Prostitution. and the msny
aiiments of like nature arising from indi-crc-
tien. sslf. sbuse. ovcr.indalgsnee. etc.
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q Co.. Trustees BAL. ..4@.....t.....t.
Turrbull 4 % w, Trustees. .isc....2u....20 :.
Turnbull 4 Co w do ..7gi... 40. 40 :.
tho Board OF Directors. made on the 9Th day Of
Nevembsr. 1878. 20 many shares ofcaoh parcelof
such stock - may be necessary. will be sold at
public auction, at the auction house a. John
hiddlston I son. NO. $40 Montgamsrs street,
Han Francisco, California. on MONDAY. the
NH day OF December, 1873, At the hour Of
~ O'Clock n. OF said day. 10 pay said delin.
quent assessmcnt thereon. together with cots
Of advertising and expenses OF the sale.
W.. N, HELMAN, Secretary.
0fice-3g Callfornis street, Room no. ~.
San Francisco. California. dci0 I'd
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GORDON T. j., Trustee. . 80.
0reenebaum. Hslbing 4 Co,
Trustees sNS ...oo. .ssv" . Z
Grecnebaum. helbing n Co,
Trustees -
0~reenebau n. Hslbing & Co,
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RAILWAYS BLOCKADED.
TRAINS ON THE ERIE ROAD BOUND FAST BIZ
SNOW DR1FTs-DETENTIoNs ON OTHER

TRAINS ON THE ERIE ROAD BOUND FAST BIZ
SNOW pRIFTs-DETENTIoNs ON OTHER
ROUTES.
SUsQUEHANNA DEPOT, Pa, Feb IL 1876
The snow storm OF Thursday last lnterlered
greatly with business on the Erie Railway, accord
ing to reports from the western portion OF the
road. West OF Hornesville both ON the main line
and on the Buffalo division, the road was com.
pletely blockaded until Saturday afternoon. West.
ward bound trains could get no farther than that
pace, and for two days all eastward bound
passenger trains were made up there. Snow drifts
from fifteen to thirty feet nigh and OF great length
were found in the western and Buffalo divisions,
anu though large forces OF men were busy clearing
them away, the work will not be completed Defore
tonight. Yesterday express trains No. 4 and No.
8 were got through tor the first since Thursday,
and were many hours late. On the Rochester
division, branching OF at Corning, huge
snow banks also impeded travel FRIDAY
morning the Addison mail became imbedded in q
DRIFT 100 eet long, near Warsaw. Train No. s,
when it reached Hornelsville from the East, was
sent out to the aid OF the snow.bound tram, with
Jour locomotives. The obstruction was not re.
Tni neaT da S e
Owing to the blockade the stations between
Susquehanna Depot and Hornelsvllle nave been
flied with westward bound freight trains, occupy
Ing all spare swl:ch room. The cold weather has
disabled large number OF locomotives on the
Every extra locomotive on the road has been out
since Thursday. Trains began to move to-day,
and matters Will be 10 usual working order by to.
morrow evening.
Lack OF power has delayed trains greatly In the
Eastern and Delaware DIVISION also. trains having
been from an hour 10 three hours late i0r nearly u
week. TeIe2rams have oeen received here di.
rectlng all spare locomotives 10 be sent to the
Eastern division.
The passenger train on the Monticello branch Of
the road, running from Port Jervis TO Monticello,
lei. the former place Thursday noon. IL DID not
reach Monticello twentyiour miles distant, unit
the next DAY The road was badly blockaded
that travel on IL has been abandoned ever since.
Operations will probably open again tomorrow.
Reports OF serious snow bloc ,ade on the At
lantic and Great Western Railway. compelling an
abandonment OF trains, nave reached here, but no
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GRANTS RESIGNATION.

HALF A MILLION DOLLARS SUBSCRIPTION sUo-
GEsTED TO PAY THE SALARY AND EMoLU-
MENTs OF THREE TERMS TO HIS ExCELLENCY.
To THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD
You certainly express very singular views al
regards the resignation OF our worthy President
and must be either very dull yourself or thipK
him so. lie cannot AFFORD to resign with so large
a family to look alter and provide Tor. 1t is nee.
essary that he nave all the pccunary advantages
his position can possibly anord. Ii he may be
considered as to some extent nealecting his
ollicIaI duties you should excuse him tue
ground oil pressing family engagements.
Now, you are great on dollar subScr ptlOns,v
aud propose that you put one Oh loot TO RAISE
hall million dollars, when would about pay mis-
saaty Tor the uneypired term OF MS oflice-o
course including he third term TO winch he 10
Justly entitled. DO ths, and. tlke my word Tor 1t,
you can get reslgnatiOD abdication or anything
else you may require.
No one saould be allowed TO subscribe more than
81, thus alording 10 a large number Of grateful
people an opportunity u contributing to the sup
port OF a worthy family and making glad the neare
OF the beneactor oil their country. X. Y.
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INTERNATIONAL LOVE FEAST.

FRANCE, ENGLAND AND ITALY PATTERNED
FOR UNION IN CHARITY AND IN WAR.
The European journals OF the LIST OF February re-
port that the grand banquet given on Saturday
evening, January go in the English metropolis,
In aid OF the institution by the Committee OF the
French Hospital In the British capital, passed OF
most brilliantly. Count de Jarnac presided. and
among the three hundred persons present were: :
TIE Lord Mayor OF London, the Chevalier Ca
dorna, Italian Envoy; Lord Eliot, Lord Foley,
General Cadogan, the Persian Minister, Mr.. Alder.
man and Snerlr Es Mr.. Sheriff shaw &c.
The French Ambassador, in proposing 1.-THE
Health OF the Queen and Royal Family" reierred
to the terms In which Her Majesty had recently
spoken OF the cordial relations existing between
France and England, and, III peaceful aiIusion
10 the Prince OF Wales. Count de JarDac SAID that
HIS Royal Hignness had returned rom his recent
visit perfectly charmed with the reception he had
met with IN France.
The succeeding toast was .'The President OF the
Republic and the Ambassador landed Marshal de
MacMahon as a model OF ''uprgntness ana
honor.n who would persevere TO the end IN the
mission with winch he had been Intrusled oy the
vote OF the National Assembly ana the wisnes or
the nation. me toast tece we'd with enthusI.
astic and prolonged applause.
speaking In English, dwelt upon the fraternity
which existed between the forces OF botn coun-
tries wien they fought together IN the Crimed,
and General CadOgan. who responded, expressed
a confident opinion, ioundeL on his acquaintance
win tue eenngs OF the army, mat IN case war
France would be IouDd ranged side by side. tLn.
thuslastc cheerng).
The ChevalIer Cadorna, who Is about TO quit his
post in London having been called to the Pres.
dency OF the Italian Council OF state. IN replying
10 his health, .sad that no country IN The
world Is more devoted than France TO the
propagation OF ideas favorable 10 the cause
o. humanity ana progress-ss she has often
proved To ner own loss. 'As an ltal1dn
Acknowledge SAID the Minister, "tnat my coun-
try owes TO France the transition which she has
made from being a mere geographical expression
I
applause.)
The Lord Mayor OF London having alluded TO
I they were assembled TO support, referred 10 his
recent VISIT 90 PARIS and the cOrdlai reception ac-
corned him Wy al classes Of the population mere
lie mao formed no idea Beforehand OF IT'S being
lkely 10 attain 10 snch proportions, and he looked
on IL as one more demonstration OF the undoubted
cordlaity existing between the two great capi tails
and the nations oil which they are the centres.
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money, inconvenience and annoyance Dc pre-.
vented. In large and high buildings. too where
hydraulic elevators are used an examination OF
the apparatus eacn morning before putting the
machine to work should also be the rule, although
from the very nature OF the service required the
pipes used are made unusually strong. Still
little extra caution IN extreme cold weather can
do no harm and may possibly be the means OF
preventing even a probable
SACRIFICE OF LIFE.
Iron is liable TO crack or give way when acted
upon by severe cold as we'll as by pressure. To
sum up the subject IN Few words II be1ooves
every individual Tor the sake o! his own comfort
and that OF those dependent on him, when ne Is
burdened with the cares oil q household, to watch
with wary and jealous eye every pipe in the
place wnere he may reside through which wafer is
allowed TO now, and to repair without
delay the slightest defect or crack that
he may discover. He VIII then save him.
self and his family from the isagreaoleness
ABOVE described, besides efiecttng Q saving OF
money and TEMPER. Above all, when plumber Is
called In. supervise him while ut work; otherwise
II NAV De discovered that shortly after mis- depar'
ture his services Will have TO DO again called in to
stop o leak which has occurred suddenly IN some
otner spot. not lar remote from the one Just
mended. There are without doubt honest
plumbers; but water pipes in frosty weather are
very tender. Like Young plants they require 10
be handled tenoerly. and must be protected from
rude hands and chilling blasts with about the
same degree OF care.
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A LETTER FROM GLADSTONE.
HONORARY CHANCELLoRsHIP OF UNION UNI
vERsIT1.

vERsITT.
At the semi.annual meeting OF the Board Of Gov
ernors OF Onion University, recently held at the
Albany Medical College, an interesting commune
cation was presented from the Right Hon. VIII
liam E. Gladstone. MIR. Gladstone having been
prevented by his inability 10 cross the Atlantic
from accepting the annual Chan cellorship Bishop
Potter, OF New YORK; who enters at the next com.
mcncement on the fftleth year since his graduation
from Union College, has consented TO deliver the
Cnancelor's address on that occasion. The fol-
Gladstone
HAwARpEN CASTLE, CHESTER, Jan. 2, 1875.
The communication reached me lew days BACK
IN The midst OF overwhelming occupations. aud
regret to say 1t Is really not matter oil cnoice
with me whether snail accept or decline the most
KIND and natterlng invitation. Ia truth my en-
gasements are sucn, and my correspondence that
can hardly lace them 10y constant WORK every
day and pretty nearly all day and am Obliged
at once TO put aside what does not come to me as
pToXimate duty
observe indeed that in the most considerate
way IN ofcr Is made TO absolve me from attend
ance on the regular occasion Tor IL; out TINS DIS
Densailon Nodld necessarily lie IN the nature OF a
posi- poncWtnt-w as lament 10 say, that
must make over to other, 10 younger ana 10 Tess
occupied men the nope OF crossing the Atlantic.
nave but one complaint TO make. Lie Is too
1ul, time TOO rapid, which IN truth means that the
provision divDely made Tor our exercise ana
grown IL TOO bounte0us. But u produces u rea-
tive penury. penury OF power To do the Cutle5
That are waiting ana crying out to,Oe done.
lou Will am sure, appreciate my reasons ana
commend them 10 KIND acceptance. Tie assured
vi my deep interest Ia the progress OF all good
learning IN America
remain respectfully and faithfully yours,
". T. GLADSTONE.
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GAMBLERS ARRESTED.

The police OF the Eighth precinct raided on to
gambling house kept by Lawrence Mccarthy az
No. 90 Blocker street last night and arrested
eighteen persons Who were playing. Mccarthy
escaped.
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eyes ana SOFT gances that PLAYED sad havoc with
nerves or democratic statesmen. II Is wonder
That our bachelor Governor did not lose himself
completey and oasking in tue melowness OF that
evenings festival pledge mis- iai;h TO the skirts OF
some lair damse. But no doubt the patflarcnai
ngure OF MS friend BRYANT restrained such an
0utburst, and I he ladies OF Albany must walt pa
tlently Tor more favorable opportunity.
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KITCHEN BOILER DANGERS.
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IN ICY FETTERS.

Continued Freaks OF Our
Frosty Foe.