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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

PLEASANT NIGHT OF DANCE AT THE OPERA Housr.
Forty couples participated in the grand
march which opened the ball of the Friendship
Fire Co. at the Opera House. last evening. The
stage decorations we're gotten up in good taste.
and when the curtain was raised and the scene
lighted up it was most beautiful. The ever
green display WAS proiuse and 80 blended with
the stage scenery that one almost forgot he waz
in the midst of winter, being seemingly trans
ported to warmer climes. succession Of arches
spanned the stage, in the central one OF which
in graceful posture stood the Goddess 4
Liberty, the others being decorated with
hanging baskets. Back OF thess arches were
others, in one OF which hung the word d" Friend
ship formed with gas jeta. Eyergreens also
hung i'll festoons around the balcony front, and
numerous canaries mingled their notes with
the pleasant hum OF merry voices and tue strains
OF Ritchie's music. At l.30 O'Clock. the whole
company proceeded to the Clayton House, pre-
ceded by the band, wlers mine-host Pyle haC
prepared eumptuous repast, which was dis
cussed with keen relish. The dancing was AZ
terward- resumed and kept up until morning
WAS well advanced.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
F.oa, tie Missouri Republican tst. IsRis)
4 remarkable Professional Success

Among the notable professlona: men OF this
coun'rv whohave achieved extraordinary success is
Or. X. V, Pierce, Of Buffalo n. Y. The prominence
which he h ) attained has been reached through
strictly legitimate means, and far therefore, he
deserves the enylabie reputation when he enjoys.
This iargs tasure of success is the resu t of a
thorough and careful preparation for his calling.
and extensive rtadipg dufing long and unusually
lar.e practice, watch have enabled hun to gain high
commemorate even from his professional breihrt n.
Hevo,ing his attention TO certain speciAties OF the
sc ence he has Caref lly investigated, he as
been res arsei in a remarkable degree. In these
speclaiitles, he has become rec gnzed leader.
Not few OF The remedies prescribed by him have
It is said been adopted aud prescribed by physician
IN their private practice. HIS pamphlets and larger
works have been received as useful contributions ID
uedica knowledge. He has recently added another
and p rhaps more iml urta1t WORK, because OF more
general a;plcitlOn, TO the list OF his publisher
wIi.iugs. Ihis bpt h, emitted " The Peoples ON.
mon sense Medical ADVISER IA designed to enteI
ln'o gene'al circ ilatlon. DR. Pierce has received
acEuDNl dement' AMI nolors from many sources
and especially scientific degrees from TWO OF Tho
nIsi tctical Institutions IN the land.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

- !f,r5otls Debt!ny.-A depressed, irri,aple state
o. mind Sex, nervous, eShalEteL feeling 10
energy ur animation; confu7rd htah, weak mem
org. The consequence Of eSceHscs, OF mental over
WORT. Il.s .tcrJUt~ Ds5i.ly ln'i3 sovereign cure
u, HttmJhfsgs h01nG-t0thie SDeeiFe, No. IS. II
tunes up the aysten dlspe!s TIE mental gloom auu
IS perfectly harmless ag aios's efficient. Price
U.s. FOR package of uvs naXes 4n1 4 large 50 vial OF
powder, which is Important il Oh, serious cases
81 per single BOX ss't by ell druggists, or sent
by iulll on receipt NJ prize, Address Humphreys
"neciuc homeopathic Medicine Co., 80. ;62 Bread
WIZ, ". teb25,d&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
proposals.
DROPOS AIS.
WATER DEPARTMENT, /
CHEF EkGISEER'S OFFICE,
No. 1000 Market street.,


WILMINGTON, EEL, Dec. 18th, 1876
Proposals for LAYING water pipe under the bed OF
the Christana and Brandywine Creeks at Whining
ton, Delaware, VIII be received at the Water De-
lsI5, at O'Clock. p. IN, for laying cast Ion water
p.pes, twenty COY inches internal diameter weigh
ing two hundred and twenty pounds per lnea foot
OF good strong iron under the beds Of and the
Chfistiana and Brandywine Creeks, (navgable
streams). Across the Cnristana at point east OF
AMI near Third street bridge; across the Brandy
wine at point north OF and near Eleventh street
bridge, both points to be designated by the Chief
Engineer. The pipes must be laid with sufficient
nun Der of wa er tight flexible joints TO avoid any
undue strain upon the pipes. The joint to be ap-
proved By the Chief Engineer and Water Commit
tee; each pipe to have two lugs cast the Joint
two wrought iron links 10 secure the joints. The
top OF pipes when laid must he at least two feet be-
low the present beds OF creeks, except at channel
where IL VIII be required TO be six feet below the
beds OF creeks ahd covered with the material taken
from trench conform with present beds Of creeks
The pipes t5 be laid at such points al shore as may
be designated by Chief Engineer. he pipes when
laid to lie subjected to Hydrostatic pressure OF
three hundred (3OO) pounds per square inch and wa
ter tight under that pressure.
The distance across the ChristaDa Is about three
hundred and seventy 3I5) feet, and the distance
across the Brandywne three hundred and fifty (35 y
feet The contractor Will be ,qured TO furnish ali
the material, labor, toos, implements and machine
ry necessary to complete the work Of laying said
pipes.
Pronles of the beds OF creeks will be furnished by
the Chief Englt eer The contractor Will state price
per lineal foot, said work TO commence before
the lat day of May 1sI6,and TO to be completed
10y tue 18th day OF July following. Satisfactory Be-
curlty VIII be required for the faithful performanc
OF contract.
The right reject any or all bids will he reserved
For further Information apply at 1900 Market it,,
v ilDiDgton, Del ALLBN RUTH,
declstoJO Chief Engineer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
Auftiun Sales.
A S5lGNEE'S SALE OF A
VALUABLE DAIRY FARM,
VIII he sold OF Public Sale on
FiFTH-DAY, Thursday. December
3Oth, 1875,


'rhe following degcribei Real Estate, OF Irtni ~
Martin AMI wife, tuated In kennftt township. b
sSare si' t aud t ae M @ saaess ia,es io hh III Hi aH hshs
phia Baltimore central Railroad, bounded b.,
lands OF I.ey,s Wa ker, Thomas S Marshall liaryr,
Phillips, and others, containing one Hundred AMI
Fifty GIVE acres, more or less. lie imprON enlrhi-
consist Of large two.stOry stone house, wi II Uine
rooms and a basement dining IOOn aud ktclr II, an
excellent vault suitable for large dairy, anl !
neVcr-faillng spring supplies the house and barn
with water. large stone barn, Gl by 40 itei, VIVA
d0rner an cnrn crib back, and shed front ~ b}
1ee, also shed hog IN the Nest aud extending across
The yard. Yard walled n vi n Stahlng suilrlrll
for 80 or 40 head OF stock On east eni Of BAN
carl-hnlse ana wOrk shup, with other out hnl-
IN 3. The public fuad leading south from hruntll
square iuns through the farm also The easi hrShri
oil the Red Clay g. etk, upon which there Is g'hj
water power. II ID divided INTO convenient rn'n'
Aures miLh water IA each and under good fence.
good apple orchard IN prime beuring, and olh'T
fruit trees. FROM ten to twelve acres Of iiunf
thriving timber, aud ahou. twenty acres 81 sWI
meadow. Ihl, land ~ Oi first quality aud u irt
good cultivation. There II also upon the property
the appearance Of II bed OF fich iron ore when mas
been frequently turned up 10y tile plow on one n'
The high points OF the Land ani which, when ans
lyZed, was found Ia contain ninety per cent uI ~
eellent iron THIS property is wort tile attention
Of capitalists. as It luust be sold Persons desiring
10 view the repllses Will cali upon Irene Mhluu
residing thertupou.
Also, at the same tine and place, The following
Ptrsonal Property 10 VII: Eighteen tons oi tA,tl-
liant Hay, lot OF straw, fourteen Acres OF Whrai
In the ground, Potato y by the husle ec., tlt,
Shle 10 commence at ! O'Clock, r. NJ 'Nhhlllohs
al sale. ISAAC MENDENHAlI. Assignee. d
j. u. RobGs0n, Aun
gH-The undersigned also holds at i'riyata sale, q
SMALL FARM OF about NINETY IHkEE A'RtS
situntei IN PenhsburY township, lies er 'onh',
Pa within nye miles OF West Chester, hhd near
The Junction OF tie Wilmington Reading WIN
the fhia ielphia d Baltimore Central haioa,l, snl
Is well adspted for II Dhicy Farm, being well water
ell a'd fenced. OF good quality and beaulinly Nl''
uateh. Terms easy any person WISHING lullhrl
Information, VIII please address, or cal upon
dcc2D Gt ISsA MENDENHAlir
uaIuOrtDn ia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
.I,r.-Boughman. Thomas \

REIIABLE.-Bo Boughman, Thomas u Co. have
the reputation Of Cling irst-class goods, and
any purchase made OF them will be found to be
as represented. as their 20-years experience has
gwen them a thorough knowledge OF their bust
ness and taught them the wants OF our people.
Their stock of fancy goods was never..more COM
plete than this season, and their prices are such
as will suit all pockets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

NEW CoA1-DUMrING wAGoS.-Meszr-. Mills u
Cooulbs have received patent for what they
OIL that has yet been invented 1t is simple in
its construction and easily worked by the driver
or any other person. There are two inclined
planes, one Of which eleyates the front of the
wagon body, and the other when drawnout elon-
gete= the Of the bed up to the circular Goor,
when, by opening wicket, the coal runs rapidly
into the cellar, without leaving any dirt oil the
pavement. After the unloading of the coal, by
simple movement, the cart bed flies back into
position. By the aid of chutes, the coal can be
carried distance of 20 feet from the curb. The
inventors claim their wagon as superior to any
Of the kind ever before invented, and arc conf
dent that they can excel in the speedy and clean
delivery Of coal. They propose to enter into the
manufacture Of their wagon, which will cost
about 5l80, and they will have one on exhibi.
ton at the Centennial Exposition, next euInmer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

THE MAJOR REYBoLD-A VALUABLE INVENTION
II SHIPS PAIST.-The steamer Moio' Reybod is
now on the Ways at the ship-yaId Of Pusey,
Jones Co, undergoing extensive repairs. An
addition Of i2! feet is being made 10 the bow,
and she is to be plaiked above light water. Pub
lie attention is attracted by the brightness Of
the paint with which the bottom and keel OF the
vessel il pGiuted The great dlflculty has been
to get + paint for iron hulls thar would keep the
bottom free from rust or fOuling. When the
paint wears of from the bottoms OF vessels the
iron rusts and bArnaces commence gathering,
which impedes the speed Of the Vessel and re-
quires more power and consequently more coal
to drive it, 1t is difficult to get paint that will
last more than -ix months and sometimes the
vessels have to be taken out upon the ways and
painted every two or three months. The Mdjor
HeyJoh was painted last April with compost
ton prepared for the bottoms OF iron yessels
expressly By Edwin Goodwin, the right Of which
lie has conveyed to the Delaware State Spring
Company and for which James q. Pickles il the
general agent. There il no appearance Of the
paint wearing OH, yet, except upon tue keel
caused By TIE Vessel passing over shoal places
aud it is a. bright when it was put on. 1t ha,
been used upon the bottom of the Futon. Iirt
light. John A, Warner, Etria Forrest, Lndy d
lee Late, and other vessels with the greates
Satisfaction, certificates from many well
known captains and slip-buiders show.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

ts-At hia season II the yrar, when 90 many peo-
pie are suffering from cO!ds, we cal attention TO
Ayers Cherry rectoral as a sure cure not only for
coughs and COLDS, hut all affections az the lungs and
t1roat. Having used Il In our family for many years.
We can sp ak from personal hnDSledga OF is eiii-
ciency. There may b. other remedies that are
got d, hut In all our eSper ence this has roved 70
De by far the best. It's qualti are uniform and
Who ly reliable. II s pleasaat 10 take, and should
be kept at command by every family, ss protec-
tiOn against class Of complaints which seem hsrti-
less IN the beginliug, but 20 afiitcIing 6nd lam
geEgns Il neReeted.-N.n Haren EeItster.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

terday arrested Levi Jel for indulging in a fight
and committing an assault ON Abram Young, at
Ninth and Shipley streets. Esquire Hagany
fined jeff 50 cents and costs and held linn in
1 100 to keep the peace.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

WILMIEGToS ~ READING HOLIDAY EXCURSION
TICKETS. Wilmington Il Reading Il. II. will
issue excursion tickets from all stations for the
holidays at two-thirds the rate of the regular
fare, These tickets will be good from the oath
of December to January lst, inclusive. Tickets
will not be sold, however, after the 25th inst.
No freight trains will be run ON Christmas day,
and the freight offices will be closed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

EXTREMES IN THE MONEY STRISGEScY.-The
very general testimony Of the merchants, toy and
fancy dealers, il that they have sold more
goods thus far, this season. than they did last,
sales. On the other hand an Insurance Compa-
ny whose receipts one year ago amounted to
several thousan dollars has received in preml-
ums little or nothing at all up to this time. II
must not be inferred from this, however, that
insurance policies are lapsing to any extent
the annual payments are simply being deferred
to later day. AL expenditures now made
seem to he in provision for the holidays.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
saciotIgs.
GsrrIsas Tuls Eyrsri.. i.

Hope Lodge. No. 81, l. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, S. Of T., III the
MeClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple OF True
Templar7, at McClarys Hail.
Delaware Council, No, 2, o. U. a. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. 5, A. o. Of G. F., Nicola
rvs Building.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of r., at knights
Of Pythiaz Hall, I'll Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No. -, X. OF p, at siyer'=
Building. 5ll Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, I. o. Il. u, al Red
Mems Hall, ii5 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

ss-T1e Human Machinery unlike iranma'e me-
rhsncism possesses self repairing aud seli-re
hewlng power. Health may D. surely preserved
aud life leng henel by seeplng thls vital attribute
10 const" NJ ac Iyity aud fu ylgor. Many prepara-
lions have been recommended for this purpose but
none have received such emphet!c profess iOnal
sanction. are comparable in point Of efficacy, 10
UDoLPuo WOLFEs CHtEDAA AROMATIC ), hsAPs.
spDlD1ltAW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

ACQUITTED. Myers, the German who was ar
rested in this city month or more ago and tax
to Springfield, ILL.,, to undergo trial on several
charges of alleged larceny, has been acquitted
of them all, and is expected home i'll few days.
During HE absence his family have been pro
vlded for, and they have not suffered. 1t is also
understood that Dresher. who was arrested
with Myers, has also been acquitted
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
2artnership Gotifes.

NO1ICE.-THE G ,-PARTNERSHlP
IN heretofore existing between Gavin Thomson
and Samuel ID. fascaall, trailing AS Thomson
feschall, has been tBis day dissolved by mutual
settle th1 buslagss OF sad .ate nfm.
GAVIN THpMSON
DECEMBER goth, ls75 5. ID. pASCHALL.
N. B.-rhe isiuess of tue late firm OF Thomson
4 P s:ha IN na' lfactur!ng oarrlas e., will he con-
tinued by samuel ID. Paschell. Lec22 Ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
The - DiRnion ~

~ the diamond Is the royal member OF the family
Of gass, ; the diamond Spec,acles," every pair
having the diamond trademark, have established
themselves as the NOS ya.uabe OF all inventions to
all fai ing or impaired SIGHT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

c1-J largs roo,a to display it IN splendid
stock 70 show, and at wonder u,y low cs, be any
nducement to those who intend 70 buy Furntur'.
they will mi al they want at McC.enand's, l2,s
Ches nut street, Ph l2Gepnla. s50,ODo represent
the cost Of the stock az the rompen .eme i Of the
month ; and so well pleased have been ire p1r-
chasers tsft The sale has lrovea sa't'factory %
alconcprnel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

THE Y. Ii. G.. A The first devotional meeting
OF the Young Mems Christian Association will
lie held at their rooms, 9th 4 Shipley streets,
this evening, at Z 30. All young men are oor-
dially invited
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

rs-A Morbid ippe.ite fyr E1cieiNsnt IS the only
effect of the uninedcIted and adulierated splri 5
frequently used under the impression that they are
wholesome stnuian's. AblniOn such "Durning
nuid-" at once and forever. II you are weak lu~
spirited, dyspeptic, nervous or suffering from the
elects Of exhaustion, the genuine recuper ant u
nOdy energy, that real stnmachic and nerve anO-
lyme, UD limo WOLFEs SCHIEDAA AFoa.TIc
slHsAFPs ssp2], ,itu&H
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
w. VI. X EMMA RID Il co.,
BOG Market Street.

q sOMrOSrIION ROOFING IN ALL IFS
branches, Old shingle, tin, slate, and leaky
composition roofs u,uin water tight, by coating
with plastic slate " III promptly done at prices
To suit the Lnuc4
ROBERT ATK INSON,
423 Market Street.
Metal roofs painted with hest OF oil paint, al cent
Pef foot and less according to alze,
nIv.a lima Of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

New Town IN DELAWARE CouSTY.-W William j.
Dill, superintendent for c. s. Garrett u Bro, in
Upper Darby, and Ambrose Thompson, of West
Philadelphia, have. purchased four acres of
ground Of the Sellers estate adjoining the Gar
rett paper mill property, upon which they pro-
pose to found new village. They lave laid it
ont into fifty building lots, and have themselves
started the prospective town by erecting six
frame dwellings,. They propose to erect some
brick houses at an early day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

gr- -Thos y. dc NOr1nandis has ,eiihdraien from
everything outside Of his china and glass business
o. au2 MARKET stree. He Will. In the future give
nls personal attention TO that alone, ann hopes, by
prompt attention 10 business. carefully selected
etork ami reasonable prices, N merit and receive
the patronage OF his friends and lis old customers.
nnYllinlAul- Il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

se- A 10 Cent Scar for Cents.-Genuine Havana
segar Concha size, cts, large ones, for quar-
ter; Lorilard's Rebecca and Musse!mans ght and
ETk navy Bowman 2l and King
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
Yost and found.

r OST In THIS CITY. ON TUES
IL DAY. Dec. 81, two god charms one with
monogram b. N. l.; the other q maltese cross.
The finder will receive liberal reward by leaving
Them at ldec2l2t-l sl6 W. Ith STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
Corporation Notiffs.

NOT cf'
WILMINGTON. Del, Dec. "a, lsI
The annu7 meeting OF The Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Co OF the state OF Delaware. Il rnerly OF
Mill Creek Hundred will be hsd at the ofce Of the
c mpany, No. s33 Market street, Wilmington, d L.
on Monday the 10th day OF January, is g. at ten
O'Clock. A. NJ, at which time the election OF seven
teen Managers Of the company will be held and one
years interest on all deposit notes will be PAYABLE
The agents OF the Company are authorized 10 re-
ceive the dues Of the members.
X. c. sToTsE SBURG, President.
W, A, LAHOT7 4, st stcFetAry. derg3tm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
rne temperature, To-day.
The Friendships BaiI.

As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL ofFtcs.
At 5 A. .M.............sSs Ati p. M.,...........t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

~ N q l. K PERSONS INCLINED 10
~ WARDS matfiniony can get wedding cards, III
most hA neat Is engraving, printed at the coHaKs-
hiAL ONCE At one fourth The cont We ra;e hpa.
bful " pa suitable far tia purpose
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
INJECTION NOTICE.

IL THE NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, I
WILMINGTON, DEC. II, iss5
Notice Is hereby given TO the stockholders OF this
institution that an election will held al the Banking
House. on uesday, January Eth, lsIG, between the
hours OF snd o'c ock. D. IN, for the purpose OF
| electDg seven Directors 10 serve for the ensuing
| year. X. II. LWBANkS,
dee Ste Cashier
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

T IMEN HANDKERCHIFFS - WE
Il have opened for the Holidays II large as=ort-
lnent OF Linen Ilandkerchiefs, among winch viii be
found many decided bargains.
W. u. SHARP,
Fourth aud Market Htr. eta,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
AND BOND NsRsEr-eosREc1Io,
4. RnBINsnN Z CO.
CITY ITEMS
~
IL LanILS
~ Id DIES
LADIES'
LADIES
NERINo sHIkTS
MERTNO SGIRIS

LADIES'
LADIES
NERINO SHIkTS
MRRINo S9IRrS
80 CENTS
80 c. NTS
fOcent La lies good weight Merino Vest.
si-cent Regular Gun Extra Merino Yes.
s5-cent Ladies' dne quality Vest.
II SILK stitched superior Merino Vest.
si.25 Soft Woollsn Fine Fabric Vest.
ALSO MUCH FINER GHADES--Ladies' Herino
Wear Of both DOMESTIC and HNG! I-H makes
IS cent Balbrlggan, woven seams, embroidered.
30 cent Ladies' striped Stockings.
70 cent Ladies' Regu sr Fine Stockings
BOYS
BoYs' ND GIRLS
IS CENT SHIFTS.
IS CENT SHIRTS,
SHIRTS.
one lot OF very good Merino Shirts, 35 cents for
,maIl sizes, rising 5 cents 20 ihe size.
4SGkST :T G,R1s SHIRT.
CENT BOYS SHIFT.
one lot, liner grades small sizes, as ceAts. rising
, cents TO the sZs.
The above prices are at least 25 per cent, balow
former figures.
MRN's MERlNo SHIRTS.
MEMS Wool SHIRTS.
We have in ctock lines OF Mems Shirts In wLite,
clouded and scarlet from 40 cen.H 10 the finest CO.
nestle aud English makes.
6HiLDRFN's sTocKlNGsl
LADlE>' STOCKINGS, EVERY STYLE
GENTS STOCKINGS,
JOHN M. ETNNN.
8. +. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
=. Z CoENER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
nov24 to-isn1 PHILADELPHIA.
se- A 10 Cent Segar for 5 Cents.-Genuine Havana
segar toncha size, cts, large ones, for quar-
Ter | nj RHlerpa Mnssplm 4
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
SHIRTS.

S. +. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
=. Z CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
PHILADELPHIA.
nov24 to-ienl PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23

iHE PHILADELPHIA Wii.siSG or, AND
BALTIMORE RAILRoAD COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA December :, 1873.
The Board Of Directors have II clared semi.
annual dividend OF four per cent, on the capita
SOCK of tie company, payable and after January
81, 1876, Out Of the net earniogs 10 october 81
isI5. ALFkE d HOkNtR,
dec 22,2s29 Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-23
Boardiug.

WHHITU.
NThNTED.--BY A YOUNG MAN OF
w 'ong experience In n large manufacturing
business. g position double entry book keep-r
Best Of 'cference given. Addies "H"
dec93 s7, 20. TH s cFrICe.
XITAN1ED. AGENT. A LIVE MAN
w as local agent 10 Kansas aad and Immlgra-
ton Association. Large commission references
required, Address j. ). Hull, Bingham lIou G,
Philadelphia, Pa for daga dec?9-2t'
NTANI ED-A BLAt KsMlTH 10 DO
w hors shoeipg and general un'ry work
Apply to BBLLAH ELLIOTT.
dec2i,3t Corner Third and French.
VTANJ ED DAY SCHOLARS
w AT sll WEST TrH sTRPET,
English, Latin, French and drawing. Object les-
SONS for primary students
Terms moderate Call on or address
decl,im BESSIE L. HOUSTON, A. y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-03

A RuopE ISLAND man has died and
left his daughter 2O.OOo,OoO. There
IL n chance for some nice young man
who wants 10 start an evening paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-03

To whatever depth Of penury he may
DO reduced. there is one thing Vice
President Wilson is determined never
to be out Of. and that is out OF tho
uewspapers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-03

Tmr Adams Express Company EN-.
ploys 5000 men. 1900 horses AMI
i,20O railway cars. and their special
messengers travel 100000 miles day.