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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-06
nVERMAN SILVER INNING

~ Company Location Of principal place Of
busincrr. ran Francisco, tai.
Location OF works. Gold Till Mining Dis.
trict. storey county. Nevada.
NOiice-ThcIe are delinquent upon the follow.
Ing described stock, on account OF assessment
CNs. 80 levied on the iGth day OF March, is7s,
the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholder, ~ follows
Names. No. Cert. Shs. Amt.
Callaghan, Lynch D Co.
Trustees .O3fJ. ..to.. ~ "
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You and each Of you are further notified, thai
] demand The immediaie payment thereof, and
that In case you fail or rvfuse to pay the respee-
tive amounts set opposite year narses above
to me. 81 my once. No. ~ soaih q sirset, vir-
ginia. Nevada. hefcre the expintion Of ninety
ests In the said sixth of July Minins Com.
pany's Calm yin. ~ speratioa of law, become
Inc property Of the underviened, n. X. Fowler,
Who made the said expenditures on said clain.
u. r. FOWLER.
Geld Nil. March q. ISIS. mh1a cod
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Couru COanr0CK COLI AND
y SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
PRINCIPAL place Of business, san Francisco,
California
Location ofwcrk-, Gold I'LL Mining District,
Story eouuty. Nevada.
Noties 10 hereby given. that ct . meeting OF
the Bsard 81 Directorv. held on the ninth day
o Apeii. ls7s. an assessment lSo. ~ q Twenty
avs Gents per share was levied upon the capital
stock efthe eorporstios, payable immediaiev.
the once o. tho Company, kooms ~ and p
(hird fosrt New Merchants kxehangc Build
ins. California street, san FrAneisco. Caller
ais'
Al, stoek upon which this assessment shAll
,snsip nnpsld on The Inn day OF Nav, ISIS,
Mn ns ~SsIpoaest. and advertised for sale al
ssiers, viii be sold On MONDAY. the sisi
day Of Nay. fs.5, TO pay the delinquent assess
nsut, tceether with eosts Of advertising and
expenses Of .ale.
d. order of the Board Of Dirrciors.
j.. y. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
0mee-Roons 81 and 81 Uhlrd neorl New
Merchaats' Exchange Building. California
street. San Francisco, California. api7td
~E~YaRK 40 ySOLIDATED
~. oash.E IN yr,ns,.ro S.IitpynIa.
'Issrsi,on M vosts tsold i'm storry county.
Ssysds'
S.sie. \. s.,.s, Given. tina, AZ q meeting Of
the Rosrd e Diryeiors. held on the III day OF
Anil tsfs An s.-es.m,ut INA, IN Of Une
ncils, ,ai, ~, sh.,c "a. levied nnon Inc
,sn,,sI .so,l ~ m. ra,ro,.,,,r- n.,shlr Imm..
aisie,x. in Iinited s,stes roli coin. 10 the
1880 Al me oduee or the eompany. Roo,n
n Hayssra's Raiid.nr. sis California strvet,
ssn Y,sneisro C.ifr,nv.
A., ..ort NM, vh,sh mi. ...e..rr,t .h.li
,.msln .rnsiS on Inc 9sih ds, On Nav
isrN iii ~ d.ll,aa,ni and ,d,rrti-si for "a,
q, rshlie sse,ioa, and unic.. PAYMENT l. made
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OygIcE or TIE CONSOLIDATED yiR.
~ giaia Mining Company. Nan Francisco,
April 9. st3.-At . meeting Of the Board oh
Trustees Of the above named Company, held
per shirs toh shsrrsJ vas declared, psysbls on
MONDAY, the ifth instant. Transfer books
elosed untIl the issh instant.
spsin cHAS. II. risH, Secretary.
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Willow JACKET sILvER ms

Ing Company.
Nsvsda-Prinelpal place Of busiacss, Main
street, 0od Hill, New.
Notice 10 hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board 81 Trustees Of said Company. held
on the TN day Of April A. d. 1870, an assessment
lNo. so ofFfvs Dollars IS, per shsrc Wa. levied
upon each and every share Of the capital stoek
o. s.id Company; Psy.Sis in.nsdi..sly; ~ !,
the onies o. the Company. Main street. Gold
Hill. Nevada.
Any stock upsn which said sssessment shall
remala unpaid. On rucrday. The nth day Of
Nay. ISIS, shall be deemed delinqnent. and
will BE- daily advertised foe sale Al pablo
auction, and unless payment rhAll b. made be-
fore. win be- sold 90 FRIDAY. the nth day
Of June, ISIS, 81 10 o'clock ~. In front OF the
oAcs OF the company. TO pay the delinquent
sssessment. together with costs Of Advertising
and expsnses OF sale.
~ order ofthe Bard OF Trustees.
q. W. HOPKINS, Seerstary.
..nUstta a--at. sG4a a
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N~otice-rhers are delinquent upon the follsw.
Ing described stock, on account Il asseauent
mo. ~, levied on the 18th day Of March.
1873. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective sharvholdsr, - fol.
lows:
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CAUTION.
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS xD TO TIE sEN.
"A ATK saloon. 0oh Hin, Win pleass cal
and settle Immediately; and .sv: sosts and
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En- INNING

IL
u disqualification Of Principal place Of
b~asiness, Dan rraaeisco, California.
Location Of werka. American Flat Mining
Distriet, storey County. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given, thai At meeting oi
the Hoard Of Director, held on the STth day of
ApnL. ISIS, an assessment Inc. ffD Of q 70
psf share vas levied upsa the capital .tock
81 the corporation, payable Immediately In
United States gold coin, 10 the Secretary, st me
once Of the Company. No. 10 Stevenson
building. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shal
remain unpaid On the 18Th day OF May, ISIS,
viii be delinquent. and advertised for sale a.
public auction and unless rayment Is made
June, ISIS, 10 pay the delinquent Assessment, to-
rsther With coats Of advertising and expenses
% sale.
Hy order Of tho Board Of Directors.
J. n. sAYkE. secretary.
onnos-No. 10, s~tsvensoa's Building. san
rfancisfO. CaliforntA- npi9-ta
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ErnorA nlN!NS cs.rAMI.

INl8OE AI0
~ Location Of Principal Place OF business,
san Francisco. California
LEGATION OF Works, Gold mn Mining Dis
triet, storey county, state OF Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby Eivea. that a meeting Of
the Board Of Direetor, hell on the itth day Of
April, lsls. an assessment mo. y OF
Tw.nty.avs Cents C.5el per share uas levied
upon the capital stock Of The corporation, pay
able immcdsately, In United States gold coin. 10
the SECRETARY, AZ the once Of the Company.
Room No. n. Hayvard's Bailding. tis Cali
fornia street. San rraneiseo, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On The soth day Of hav,
us, vii Be deemed delinquent and advertised
for saie 81 pablo ~anetion, and unless payment
10 made bsfors. wtll Be sold On TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of June. $50. To pay the delinqusnt
assessment, together with Gusts Of advertising
md expenses of sale.
by order Of the Board of Directors.
RICHARD n MOVES. Secretary.
Omes-Room No. n. Hayward's Buildlng.
els California street, san Francisco. oAi-
ifornia. apistd
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And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the board of Directors, made on the 2ad day Of
of such stock a. may be necessary, VIII be sold
II public auction, IL the salesreom Of John
Middleton q Son, No. $40 Montgomery street..
Fan francisco, California, on THURSDAY, the
nah day ofNay. ISIS. OF the hour OF . O'Clock
nent thereon. together with costs OF advertis.
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Gold ulll. Apri1 /. ,sI sorNlN'' sei q


SCCCOs ILL., ahNANs
- CompAny-Loeation of principal place Of
business. san Francisco, STATE Of California
Location of works, Uold lin Mining DIE.
trict. storey county, Nevada
Soties 10 hereby given that 81 . meeting OF
the Board of DIRECTORS. held On the sth day Of
April. ISIS, an assessment mo. III OF
rity Gents per share Was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation. payable imms-
dlately. In United States gold coin. To the
Sscreiary. a the once of the Company, Rooms
0 and & No. - Montgomery street, San
rraneisco, California
Aay stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on THURSDAY the i5ih day Of
Nay. ISIS. viii he delinquent. and advertised
for GALE II public anetion. aud unlcss pay
meat 10 maids before. will be sold on
THURSDAY. IN. ii day % June. ISIS, 4" pay
the delinquent assessment. together with
co-ts of advertising and expense. Of sale.
by order 81 the Heard Of Dircetsrr.
WV. n. WATSON, Secretary.
Ofhee-Rooms 5 and G. No. yos Montgomery
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lrLIxauRxf SALES.
Hmm nf xnrka Gold HIii Nexada

WOoDVILLE CoNsoIIDATED
eiiseipel place Of 6usinsss, ban Srsseisco,
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And In accordance with law and sn onier
OF the Hoard al Directors. made On the 18th
day 81 March. isIs. 90 many shares OF each
BE- cold at public auction. nj the once OF the
compsny. koem -, No. ti9 CAlIfornlA street.
Han Frlnei,eo. California. On WEDNESDAY,
the i7th day Of Nay, 1875. at the hour of I
O'Clock r. q. Of sach day. 10 pay delinquent
v~ertising and exprvnser Of the sale.
JOSEPH MAGuiIiE, Secretary
Once-Room %. No. ti9 California
street. San Francisco. Cal. Ap2t I'd
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DELIyQUHSY SALES.

DLAcK DIAMOND COAL MINING
10 Company. Location Of principal place OF
business, Gold MIN, Nevada
Loeation Of works. Lyon eounty. Nevada.
Notiee.-Thsr- are delinquent upon the FOL
owing Described stock, OF account 81 assers.
pent No. I. IN. several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders, a-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-06
DELINQUENT SALES.
M 0oDVILLE GOLD AND sILvER
nm Al vo,t,. Gala UIu. Nsysds,

w 0oDvILLE GOLD AND sILvER
ca p r.s.'s Of I Sa.lnss.. San Tlsseiseo. ca.
tfornls. d.
Location Of work., Cold Hill. Nsvsda.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fot'
lowing described stock, on sccount Of sssess-
ment (No. o. levied on the 25th day OF naren.
is15, the several amounts set opposits ne
nance OF tho respective shareholders - io''
lows:
names. No. Cert. 6hs. AMI
Brady John. Trustss.......leo ..i3-..9is ::
Bolsat 3 v. Trustee. ..... .ia1a......ST... u
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NEW YORK MINING COMPANY.
! Location of principal place Of sasiaess.
Han Francisco. California,
L,estioa OF works. Gold Mn. storey county.
Notice 10 hereby xivca that at . meeting Of
the board Of Directors. held ON the I'D day Of
APRIL, iGs, an assessment lNo. u OF One
Dollar CtD per sharo was levied upon the
capital stock of n. corporation. payabls INN
diately, In Unlted States gold coin, 10 the
Secretary, at tie once OF the Company, Room
n Hay~sri's Building, ti9 California street.
san Franeiseo, California
Any stock upon which this ss.e..ment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day OF Nay. ISIS,
viii Be deiinquen<. and advertised for sale At
public auction. and nnlcs- payment IL male
BEFORE, will Ne cold on SATURDAY. the iath
dsy Of Jane. 1878. 10 pay the delinquent asse-s
meut.t together with eosts oi advertising and CT.
psnses u sale.
By order Of the Board Of Dirretors.
N. q. KtBBR, Secretary.
Onhce-Room n. Hayward's Buildlng. No.
ais California street. San Francisco, Cal.
ap1t I'd
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uso. r. sPiNNEY, see'y.
onee-No. so California street, Room No; .,
San Francisco. California. apo I'd
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The following certificates
are Of the original Wells
Fargo Geld and Silver

Stelnhaurcf Ntcnolar.......l.
A &. Trustee ........i
The q lowing certificates
are OF the old issuc, ~.
Lsuls Gold and Silver
Mining Company. prcvi'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
THE HUSBAND AND WIFE BILL

ALBANY, March %. 1875
In the State Legislature to-day Mr. Petty, OF
Queens, will Introduce in the Assembly another
bill to make husbands and wives competent wit
nesses in civil cases for or against each other.
The title Of the bill Is thus given, and also Its
substantial points,
An act to repeal section OF chapter SS7 Of the
Laws OF 1867, entitled Gan act to enable husband
and vile, or either OF them, to be witness for or
against the other or on behalf OF any party In Ger.
tain cases."
This bill SO amends the act OF 1867 that in any
trial or inquiry, In any suit, action or proceeding
IN any court. or before any person having by law
or consent OF parties authority 10 examine
witnesses or hear evidence the husband
or wife OF any party thereto, or OF any
person in whose behalf any such suit,
action or proceeding Is brought, prosecuted, OPP
posed or defended, is made competent and COM
pellable to give evidence the same as any other
Witness on behalf OF any party TO such suit action
or proceeding, except that the husband or vile
shall not be compelable but competent TO dis
close any confidential communication made Dy one
to the other during their marriage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
JOSEPH EAGAN'S DEATH.

II appears that the man Joseph Eagan, VINO was
committed to the Richmond County Poorhouse
by Justice WOOD, Of Tottenvie, on the 18TH inst,
on charge OF vagrancy was unconscious and Ia
a dying condition when committed, according to
the testimony OF Drs. Hubbard and sinclair. who
made an examination, and 1t is alleged that M
condition was che result Of Ill treatment In beni
put out OF Nicholas KiiDmeyers saloon at Kreisch
eryie. The keeper OF the Poorhouse, Mr.. Mo
Cormack, says that the man was received at the
institution upon the commitment, and that his
condition was not at first known; that he wai
subsequently properly cared for aud received all
the attention POSSIBLE until he died, early the next
morning. the Dody was buried IN the
county grounds. When Mccormack ascertained
the circumstances under WHICH the man was sent
to him he immediately sent word TO Coroner
Dempsey, OF New Brighton, VINO commenced an
investigation last evening Eagan, while IN the
condition described, was carted ten miles over Z
rough roaa from Tottenvnls to Richmond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
A COMSTOCK CAPTURE.
NEW HAVEN, March %, 1875.

NEW HAVEN, March %, 1875.
Last evening Anthony Comstock, an agent
of the Post ONCE Department, arrived in this
city, having IN charge Morris Seckels, whom he
had arrested in New Orleans on the 4th inst, by
the aid Of United States marshal, on the charge
OF manufacturing and circulating through the
mails articles forbidden by law. Mr.. Comstock
first caused SecReis' arrest in New York in 1872,
but he managed to escape conviction, and came
to Bridgeport, where he resumed his nefarious
business, and was again arrested on the charge
under which he Is now held In May, 1879. In
some manner be got away and went TO Montreal,
then to Detroit, and finally to s.. LOUIS. where he
again began his business. One OF his cards COM
ing into Mr. ComstocXs hands, he entered on his
pursuit, going to ST. Louis, thence TO Memphis and
then 10 New Orleans wnere he effected Seckes'
arrest within a lew hours alter his arrival. The
friends OF Seckes endeavored TO secure his release
upon habeaS corpus but Comstock got his
prisoner aboard the steamer too soon and brought
him to Philadelphia via Havana. AT both places
efforts were made TO secure Seckels release but
they were unsuccessful. seckes has been lodged
in jail here where he aw ats trial under an lDdict
ment, his ball having previously been fixed at
$4,000.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
BOLD BURGLARY ON BROADWAY.

A daring burglary was committed about half
past ten O'Clock on Tuesday night In finishing
goods store on Broadway. near the corner OF
EIgnJeentb street. A showcase, opening In the
Il on, doorway, was broken open Dy the robbers
and It's entire contents, consisting mainly Of sbrt
studs TO the value OF about $50, were distracted.
The onlcer pairolng III the vicinity shortly alter
ward discovered the burglary and noticed three
boys running through Union square. he gave
chase, but did not succeed IN catching any OF
them, although one, nnding himself molly purs
sued dronnea hka BOOTY.
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this revelation, while Paul stared help
lessly at the man as he continued to
draw forth bill after bill.
Good gracious!" he exclaimed, as
the thirteenth bill was laid on the ia
BILE before him; "you surely don't e1-
pect me to pay for all thisY"
well, | rather thought" said the
man quietly, that you would prefer
to pay these bills and avoid scandal"
"But / WON'T" said Paul, excitedly.
Pm not going to ruin myself to pay
the debts Of miserable, hyopocritical
spendthrift,
Gust as you please" said the ma1,
coolly, gathering up the bills and re-
placing them In his book. Gwen sec
about that. dare say there's plenty
more coming-bills, mean. johnson
was gay man, can tell you."
"a gay man" repeated Mrs. Carter,
wondcringly.
"Wcll, well. 1 am sorry to press
these little things, but when one dances
they must pay the piper you know.
MARY" said Paul, when the man
had gone, "what do you think of that
paragon of yours now?"
Mary's answer was torrent Of tears,
Her idol had been shattered to atoms,
and she felt like ship adrift.
"And1 suppose L llhave to pay those
bills" said Paul gloomily, "even if we
have to live on bread and water for q
year."
+ #
whats the matter now, Paul?" ask
ed Carroll, anxiously, as his friend
strolledinto his room, with very
downcast visage.
In reply, Paul told him about john.
sons perfidy. q
"How does Mrs. Carter take it?"
asked Maurice, grinning.
"Very hard" cried Paul, gloomily.
81 don't think I'll hear much in the
praise of the late husband hereafter"
81 shouldn't think so," said Maurice
laughing. ..-s-r.-,-
TITS a great relief" said Paul: shut
at heavy cost" .s-ere.
ooh, if that's all that troubles you,"
said Maurice, smiling. ~ cansrelieve
you of your anxiety. Behold the bills!"
and he thrust bundle of papers into
Pauls hand.
"Why, how did you become possess.
ed of them?" asked Paul, Wondering
| ly. S.ssss5
"Well, the fact is" admitted Maur-
ice, 'T wrote them"
"You?" @+
eyes, I. sent the man--one of my
friends, with them. The fact ISL
made up that plan. The bills are false
and Johnson, don't believe, owes any
man shilling" -rf
Maurice CARROLL" said Paul, stern
ly, "ain't you ashamed of yourself2
y OH ought to be! However, | forgive
you. won't have to pay those bills"
"Don't tell your wife, said Maurice
pleadingly, "for my sake and your
own. Let her believe that yeu COM
promised the matter Come in month
and report proceedings" er6
A month passed, and Paul met his
friend again.
"Well," said Maurice, 81 never saw
you look better"
"Thanksto your stratagem," replied
Paul. "You not only cured my wife
of quoting her first, but have made
her feel greater respect and considera-
ton for her second husband"
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CaSSius NJ. Clay.
WHY HE CAN NO LONGER ACT WITH TIE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Correspondence OF the Louisville Courie
urNQI

Correspondence OF the Louisville Courier
Journal.
IRVINE, Ky, July 90 Yesterday
G. NJ. Clay addressed large assem-
blage at this place. he said that while
in foreign country, trying to serve
his Government, separated from the IT,
hueuce of partisan strife and conflict,
he had observed the course ofpolitical
events here as they shaped themselves
under the management of the party Ia
power; had watched the steps and pro
grass of socalled reconstruction, and
seen its entire policy moulded for
mere party ends and purposes, and
made the pretense for repeated wrongs
injuries and manipulations, resulting
in strife and financial ruin in the
Southern States and in the oppression
of their people. At the close of the
war he favored general amnesty and
complete reconciliation. Each state
should have been restored to its equal
rights and privileges. Slavery being
abolished, there was no motive LETT
to induce further struggle and fruit
less loss. After the conflict and the
accentance of its results the South had
no longer any cause of complaint, ana
had made none except when the party
in power had placed the heel OF oppres-
sion on them to further its purposes.
England had conquered Ireland and
held it as a conquered province. Now
the gallant sons of Ireland are seen in
other lands and nations; in war as
marshals and soldiers in their armies;
in peace as statesman and useful citiz-
eng. Poland was subjugated, Hungary
was conquered. remembered that
from the former country Pulaski anu
X osclusko had been on our shore WELD
ing the sword in defense of the liberty
they had lost N their native land
Kossuth had been here from the latter
to tell us of the wrongs and injuries
done to his people, But the party in
power had taken no lessons from the
teachings of history. They had de-
creed that there should be no reconcll'
iation. At the dictation OF Morton
Cameron and Butler it was determined
to inaugurate party strife, domina,
tion, and oppression in the South; ana
in these acts and measures of the ad-
ministration, supported by military
force. were to be found the outcropping
of Capitalization aid despotism, which
threaten the subversion OF civil hber-
| ty.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05
Greatest discovery of the Pacific ccast.
THE CELEBRATED
Trad. and II. II. II. Sal. Marx
HORSE MEDIClNE.

ID. tt 1855.
,xUh,s med,cine Ia without dispute one oi
80 sraateat external preparations in the
sN World for man or beast; 1t is gaining a great,
~ ,oputation in q shorter time thar any
other remedy ever has. BY psriormhiniE " SUN
RincS and Bone SPAWN, and all external Dis
Ghroric RheuMatism Diptheria and SeTe
Throat Of al descriptions IN persons: honssb6S
q All, Inc To apply to,and all horsemen should
nave Il in their barns or stables. Al one OF the
best horse medicines now 10 use. See circu-
lar or pamphlet for full particulars e'f sac
by Drua gists generally.
Manufactured by
FRANCIS 4 ELDRlDah,
North Front street. Phtladel2 hia
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05
u.pELPHIA, WILMNGToN q BAL
TIMORE RAILRoAD'
MAY 3lst,sls7b.

,oove wilmington 90 follows for
llns sd,nhia ,HS and intermediate stations, I.00
IsSs,pi7 sos gpi7, 1880. a. m. 2oo' AlS' 7aO $780,
|,sdolph,a and New York. lsi. a. m. |;
l2.4a, 10 o,an ani Intermediate stations. l2.Sa,
a,, 4. N; and and Washington, 1a.5a. 2.oS. lo.oa.
imV ny sS / Is, $50, ITO, p. m.
~ ls ,or delaware Division leave Tor -.
hs SSst,e. ,S F,0O, GO, 9.9o, o. m. lao. $40
,.rto, and intermediate stations, 900
aar n, md S'H 'mH,rrrnediate station 600. .s.ao.
&. PM; TuArNa.
sselpb,a and intermediate stations, $40
.&sslnb,a ~ T and New York, 1.3l, a. m.
fimcIs @ and Washington, lae2' 2oS
further information passengers are re-
4 to To- The time tables posted at the depot.
Fl. +, KENNEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

In the days of Job, hides, no matter how
tough, were legal tender.
washington was eject 2 inches in hight,
and had stalwart frame.
Wendell Phillips is going to make an
bther faewen tour of lecturing.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEH CASTLE, DELARARE,
JvhN W, GRAY. pRopRrrro.

--.i JohS W. GRAY. PRoPRRTox.
This large and beautifully situated house
mas been put in the very best repair for rhei
reception OF visitors, whowill find at it all the
accommodationsof aFIRST GLASS HOTEL
and Ia one ot tthemost pheasant and delghtf,i
RRaacesna1 a1e state for excursions OF pic-nics,
Inc house 10 kept iuothe hest ustyle. the ban
nlea WIFI the choicest Miness liquors and
malt arlnkss aud ahle supp lied with the sub
stantlais sandauxuTtesaoflt the market Excul .
slonists can arrive by boat or rail, Parties
who wish TO 70 TshnzQ or boat riding ON the
nople DetEWareG Gcan, be accommodated with
sslltaele boats, Tine patronage OF the public
~ AiySFA1o1 bnR n9Vl2 od IifH 3gW GRAY,
u L.anrlla lnnIlf hLrn anail nlII --.-----. =
The daily gazette., 1875-08-05

DLACK TAMISE- w have received direct
h from the importer, q full line of these
elegant goods, to which we ingite attention %
(. 4 - i'f5a q Fourth and Market streets