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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-02-18
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 AND THE Terminus of Southern Pacific RAILROAD.

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13
ruE NEW wAn SECRETARY,

Since the disgracs and resignation OF
Bslknap. his place has been hllsd By the
appointment Of Judge Tan. Of cinein-
natl, = Secretary Of War. This nomi-
nation was confirmed BY the Senate
without . dissenting voice, and on Sat-
urday last Judge Taft toOs tho oath Of
ONCE and formally entered upon his
dutiss. A tho new Secretary has nsvsr
been eonspicuouaiy before tho country
In connection with politics. a few words
concerning his career and status may be
Of interest. He has long been a distin-
euishsd lawyer Of Cincinnati. Twenty.
Ave years ego With Chase. since Chief
Justice Of the United States Supreme
Court, and now doosased. Grossbsck.
whose dsfsnse Of Andrew johnson dur
ing the impeachment trial. won for him
high sncomiums. Gholson. storer and
For. Judge TAFT vas u OF the fore
most lawyers Of The West. His specially
was the real estate branch Of the law.
in which be VA regarded as the best In
the entire Western country. He was Tor
several years Judge o! the Superior Court
OF Cincnnasi. a tribunal justly disdn-
guished for the ability Of Its Judges,
Who vsro always considered equal. II
mot superior. TO those Of the Supreme
Court. He was never . candidate Tor
n political once. although nominations
were often rendered him. He preferred
rather To b q great lawyer than q per-
hsps mediocre politician. Last year his
name was prominently mentioned In
connection With the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor Of Ohio; but Il being
understood that hs would not accept II
Il we're offered. his friends did not press
his claims. In politics. Judge Taft was
an old-tims Wing; I. e.. when Clay and
Webster gave tone and nationality to
thai oreaization. He 10 naturally In
ciinsd to bs conservative. and came
into The Republican party during
the campaign Of 1890. Hs. un-
like Chase. Who vas an Abolitionis,
and Free soilsr. IVES opposed to such
radical doctrines and was never In politi-
cal sympathy with thoss organizations.
Judge Taft il very wealthy. . condition
which. in view Of recent disclosures,
would seem almost i~mpsrativsly de-
mAndsd Of one who aspirsd or eonssntsd
10 hold high Once in Washington. His
~anssesdsnts. political and social. are I'M
i.Psssh~his, ed his reputation 10
stainless. He viii. without doubt. do
honor to the Cabinet. and strengthen
the oounsels Of the Administration. The
country needs more Of this class and
les Of professional politicians in It's
high places.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13

ANNUITY ron GEx. J. A. surrrn.-Ths
Society OF the California Pioneers has
m~emoralized the Legislature Of CAL
ifornia to continue the annuity hsrsto-
fore granted to John A. Sattsr, the
amount being $3.50 per month. We
hope this matter may receive attention,
and that the old Pioneer may not DO lett
unprovided for in his advancing year,,
Every man who crossed the plains IN
l847-iS and 40 will remember tho Joy
with which be hailed his arrival at Sut.
tsr's Fort, and most Of them wers
placed under some obligations 10 the
densral for his aid aud generous hos
pitality. His efforts 10 relieve emil
grants and his large expenditures for the
safety aud comfort Of new arrivals are
part Of tho history Of the Btate. Al
that timo General Suffer was tho pro.
priotor OF broad acres and the owner Of
large herds OF cattle: he was Q man oil
wealth. always true to u Government,
always loyal and friendly 20 our people,
and he should not now be forgotten In
his old ago and poverty by q State and
people so rich rs we are. We sincerely
hope our Legislature will pay him the
graceful compliment OF granting the an
nuity asked by . unanimous vots.-S.
y. Chronicle, March 10h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13

TIE Bopor CAsx.-Tbers seems %
have been some sort OF q blunder made
in drawing up the indictments against
Q. v. Boisot, in the present proceedings
against him al Dayton, which will for q
time postope the result Of the prosecu-
ton. Q. Z. De Long. Boisot's counsel,
demurred 10 the indictments a present.
ed. and the demurrer bsing sustained
By the Court IN the ground Of the I'm.
perfect drawing Of these papers, the
prisoner was remandsd 10 the custody Of
the Sheriff until the next sitting Of the
Grand Jury. Boisot Il now under bail,
procured yesterday. and ID stopping a
Virginia. We believe. Al the case ID
nov before the Courts and Q hearing
shortly 10 b had. q q soarosly props
10 give the opinion Of this newspaper In
o manner that win tsnd 70 crsats . fur
thsr prejudics against Boisot than the
fasts CONNECTED with his failus havs
already done here. and vs bid our road
srs await . public hearing Of The case In
Court--SQr~ 1iHis9 Reporter. March
l2A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13
. y y.
aan YrAnelsee Nsws.

-
SAW FRAScrsco. March 11.-It VA
reported on the streets this morningtha
an arrangement hadbeen effected between
the Government and the management
Of the Consolidated Virginia and Cali
fornia mines to take the product OF thes'
ninss for . year and apply IL TO the 70
sumption OF specie payments. Mr.
Flood states that tho bargain Is under
stood to have boon contaminated. hut al
the details have not yet been settled.
A large crevasse Is reported In thu
leves ON Grand Island In the Sacramento
river. Il Ia feared that the whole island,
$1,000 acres In cxtent, will be In
undated and thousands OF acres OF grair
in splendid condition destroyed. The
basin.like topography OF the island pro
vents the water running of readily wher
once flooded. Several hundred thousand
dollars have been expended In the 70
clamation Of the Island.
This morning, 81 IL o'clock. tho Clear
ing House opened, In the rooms former
" occupied BY the Gold and Trust Com.
pany Bank, corner OF California and
Sapsoms streets. under the most encour'
aainQ auspices. A large amount OF bust.
mesa was transacted. all the banks which
subscribed 10 the arrangement making
~clearanccs.
The Potosi Mining Company incorpo.
ntsd to-day. Object the mining and
milling Of precious metals In Nevada.
Capital stock. Sll, zoo. 900. In 1l2. 0OO
shsres, OF 800 each. Directors: A. J.
Ralston, Joseph Marks, Russell ]. VIII
son, John Crockett and 8. b. Smith.
The Choliaf Mining Company also in
corporated. Object, capital and direct
ors, same % above.
The East Yellow Jacket Mining CON-
pany has elected the following Trustees:
+. Clay (Presidont), N. q. Williams, O.
L. Weller, II. b. Fortune and I. d. At
kinson; and p. T. Turner. Secretary.
The Northern Belle Mining Company
has declared q dividend Of one dollar per
ahare. amounting 70 go, 600. payable on
tho 18th instant.
A. b. Clsrk. Special Revenue Agent
detailed 10 investigate whisky frauds On
this coast, referring 10 the dispatch re-
ceivcd from Chicago by the papers OF
the American Press Association hero
to-day, stating on the authority Of ID. l..
Phiiiips. the Revenue AGENT recently ON
th;. 800 thst "that testimony will be
presented to Congress BY request Of Sec.
~ Iir,,ad S,.,ss Ssnstor Sargent win
s..nd. ana corruntion In ths revenue
.n.I. :. ,.,s ao.p, 49, sh.s n M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13
The San Francisco Stock and Ex,
chance Boart.

The San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board has declared Q dividend Of
$500 ON each certificate. payable imms-
msdiately 10 each Of la members. The
entire dividend paid will amount to $20,-
900. Al this j~uneturs . brief sketch Of
the Board may not b undressing. On
September I. 1869. Q comparatively
small numbsro OF gentlemen. t~hlrty-sTvsn
In I'll. sgresd 10 form . stock board In
this city on the plan Of the New York
Stock and Exchange Board. 10 be called
the San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board. The frat officers Of the institu-
ton we're J. b. E. Cavalier, President;
T. W. Tssols. Vice President; Franklin
Lavton, Secretary. and II. Schmiedell.
Treasurer, and the foe for initiation wsa
500. The nrst Board room vas . small
room. plainly Furnished. In Montgomery
Block. A applications for sdnittancs
continued 10 increase the fee was sue
cessively raised to $250, $500 and
$1,000. The number wss then limited
TO eighty. The room In Monteomsry
Block not bang found sufficiently COM
modioas. several changes we're made.
the Board SUCCESSFULLY occupying apart
nents at Washington and Montgomery.
ovsr the old Metropolitan Thsstsr, and
finally in Duncan's Building. where all
the sessions are at present held. and In
which the Board owns $20. 900 worth Of
stock. The membership 10 now one
hundred. strictly limited. and the seats
readily command go. 900 apiece, the do
mand far exceeding tho supply. The
resources OF the Board have materially
increased during this period. There Is
fund Of $500. 900 for erecting their
new building now in hand. The lot Il
already paid for $3.50. o00). and there
IL the sum Of $200. 900 in the hands OF
the treasurer. The income from re-
csipts IL stated At $780, 900 per month.
which will esaily Afford . monthly divi.
dend At the rate OF the present ONES.
p. Stock Rsport. March ga.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13
A VALUABLE HINT.

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n, -. r..oI,.a N hold tho State Con.
,snso. IN s.eur,.n,o( "wednesday.
Apul 2e,h. TO oou.i.t Of four hundred
ana ..v.n s-.,.o,,.. and thu teal .h.Il
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13

Ihs Lyon County Times pithily and
sa~rcastically remarks that Zone Of the
most interesting summaries Of mining
intelligence to DO found in any Of ths
pspsrs l. that Of the Satro bsdpodsat
Every paragraph ia arranged With ssch
care thai thsrs can b no installing the
enact amount Of difAculsy ezpssisu0sd
In each mine on the score Of water.
This has no relation 70 the tunnel IN
tsrssa. although il has become some
what Of . bore"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13
LATE TELEaaAMs.
w.shinstsa Nsus.

wasHrxorox, March Il.-Passed As
sistant Surgeon A. r. Price is ordered to
The rsosiving ship Independence at tho
Navy Yard. Mare Island; Passed Assist
ant Surgeon Howard Smith from the re-
ceivinR ship Independence II ordered to
duty at the Naval Hospital at the Mare
Islsnd Navy Yard. California.
Il. H. Wells, District Attorney. ap-
psarsd bsfore the House Judiciary Com
mittes to-day and submitted various pa
psrs connected with the safe burglary
conspiracy case, which are needed by
tho COMMITTEES - . basis for is invosti-
CATION into the matter.
Jamea G. Fair says he has come East
for his health. His presence here 10 90
counted for by the psnding bill propos-
ina the immediate redemption OF frac-
tional currency In silver. and other pro-
jects affecting silver bullion.
The appointment Of p. J. Downing as
Deputy Collector Of Customs at WI
mington. CAL. was to-day approved py
the Treasury Department.
The President has nominated Abnt
Waters United States Marshal for the
District Of Oregon.
Simon Cana was to-day appointed
Storskseper for tho First District o Cat
~ifornia.
Governor Pacheco started for home
last night.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Judi
cisry Committee IL still engaged In ex'
aiming witnesses With q view 70
strengthening the articles OF impeach'
mrnt against Belknnp. The COMMITTEES
Nclaims TO hare found important tesii'
mony agai,,st him. the nature OF which
In kept secret.
District Attorney Wells had an inter
view with the Attorney General to-day,
Rscounting the difficulties In this way o.
procuring q iudictment against Belknap'
Wells said he had seen all the member
Of the Committee ON Expenditures II
the War Department and cannot obtair
from them any testimony. Marsh. hav'
ing fied, cannot be reached and a. th'
case now stands he cannot get M indics
ment.
Texas Paeine naiIrsai scheme.
C.,.,oo Msych ia Tines Wash
,ro,on .nss;oi says Tom scott's friend,
have suddenly revived the tnlk about thu
Texas Pacific railroad scheme. and pres
,hs, ths Mn viii. after ali, come up thil
session. It's advocates are once moro te
DO sssp about the House, feeling thu
II -.l III u NnunA thal
Congressional pri;e; Mls Iounu INV
the corrupnon vnicn - sousns Nv
10 hhng tho puohc MINI sue AZ.
tent ~ 70 ALLOW tne OH Nh. ~
House via pqs eo@pa1sHIeiy n' n.
meut. 1t VIII 70 takep rom III ,ap'V !.
the committee room ana rePo''eu W ~
House.
Mat Mssser.
w.uu~,-,v Ins.,.h IN -Rsnresenta.
a." p..ssm - ,h.t he vas snoLsn a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13

Ex-SNATol Nya's yAxny IL said 10
b In destitute circumstances. He IL
still In the flatbush Asylum. while his
Vol and daughter are seeking employ
msnt In the departments Il Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13

A ROMANCE in real Life has just eul-
minated in Portland. Oregon. Many
years ago . young man and woman were
married in m Eastern Stats. but, altar Q
brief matrimonial experiences. q~uarrslsd.
and were divorced. Both parties then
married again. and altar several ysars
the wife OF u and the husband Of the
the other died. foar yssrs ego the wo-
man went to Portland 10 live. and al
most the frst person she met on her Ar
rival was her former husband. They
concluded. finally. TO Try ID again. wsrs
married. lived together three ysars. took
up the old quarrel where they left Il
thirty years ego. and again arc petition
srs for . divorce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13
RrrunLIcAx STATE CENTRAL CON-
MIrrEE-

Storey cssnty-I.L Rsaua. oss. 4. kiss. n
q. MAYNARD. \ 8. Davis.
ornsey county-r. stadtmuiier. !. WIN
Lander Csunty-A. =. shannon.
Lyon cosnty-pr. o. .. zahsiskss. d.. ".
Benches.
Nys cousty-r. wssburton.
vssAes c,un'yJ.H H. xinhssd. Q. Q. POv-
ming.
Whiss Pine couaty-A. c. cisvslsad.
cnurchlii CounU-wsiises osodsii.
poaelss County-:sA ". Halns
Iiko co.aty-Y y. enith. J. g. tsShash-
Easeka cssnty-A = psvis. A. o. rursef.
Esnesaida Comfy ~. O. ncCiinsos.
Humboldt County y. J. Thompson.
Llseein Ceahty-D. =. TyusI. D. chtsea
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13
nxcgsslysLY nENslrlvk.

Conersssmsn Randall 81 Pennsytvsnia.
u . salary grsbbsr Who voted for the
steal. took the swag. and refused 70 10
turn II. He IL now . representative
Democratic economist, whose chief
mission seems 10 Be 10 cut down salaries
Of clerks. teachers. cadets. etc. He Is
still very sore about the verdict Of the
people upon the Aforesaid salary steal.
and loses his temper svery time 10 IL TO
fsusd 70. Last Saturday Mr.. Townsend.
in speaking upon The Legislative Appro-
priation bill. abiding 70 its peculiar
msthods Of economy. remarked that
Randall had voted for the salary grab.
Randall replied that tho people having
condemned that measure he had accepted
their verdict. The following spicy dis-
logus then snsusd
whits-Do I undsrssand the gentle
man 10 say he has realized the fact that
the country condemned his vote on the
back-salary question
R~andaIl-it 10 none OF your business
What I have realized. tLaughter.1
have made my statement In that oonnec-
ton.
white-Doss not the gentleman DO.
lisve that the country would DO bests'
pleased u that back-salary were refund
cdr
RandaIl-That's nons Of your busi'
ness, either. II I DO ausht here thal
does not become . Representative, th.
people will take care 10 consign me bacl
10 private life. took that salary; thu
Law gave Il 70 me; my people have ap'
proved Of me since. and u doss not u
In the power Of any miserable man her
to talk about my conseisnoe.
The language Of the doughty Penn
sylvanian was neither decent nor con
elusive. He has NOT refunded hi
"swsg:" nor does he propose TO; yet b
dies In a passion At the mere suggestion
that consistent economy. a. well As hon
rsty, demand that. before dsvising AMI
urging new measures Of economy. b
should put back the money obtained B.
q most d~isgraosful enactment into tn
Treasury. whore IL belongs. All Ties
salary grabbsrs have shown thsmsslvs
excessively sentative about the subject
especially tvo or three leading Demo
erats. like Randall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-13

WE are very glad that the Senate 70
fused 10 seat Mr.. Pinchbaek. He 10 the
product Of q school Of politics which Ia
fast pa.sing into deserved rsproaoh. He
was never entitled TO his seat. and the
strongest argument in his favor vas
party necessity. The Republican party
does not need his vote In the Senate.
He Ia not . true representative OF his
race, nor. va may add. the better class
Of Republicans. His election II shown
to have been obtained BY fraud. and his
admission to the Senate would have been
to sanction undisputsd bribery and COR
rupiOn. Moreover. party necessity
should never override public duty. Tbs
country needs better men than this ad-
vsnturer In the Senate, and We fsrvently
hopo that Louisiana viii now send some
one Who viii do her honor.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-09
NOTICES.

CPECIAL NOTICE TO DELIN9y
y OF CITY AND SCHOOL TAXI
l875.-We the undersigned, receiv vers
taxes, do hereby give notice to all SUI
sons as have not called or made s9
rangements that we will send eacI
postal card requesting him or her
Having rendered their bills. calle1
and again, and while many nave
great many have not; and, the ia
most respectfully ask to give tins
tentio,i, believing us we do that
done our duty in trying to cOllecy
taxes, and while we have no desire
tress any one, we have respony
resting on us. rlc money is due
nave given bonds to the city, ana
responsible for 1t. The city net
money, and is urging us to collect
it, and we propose TO do SO. WI
therefore collect It.. And furthcrml
do not intend to be two years co
one years taxes.
All persons who have not paid t11
and School Taxes for 1875, will ple9
Mt once at the Collectors Office and
payments; otherwise we shall procS
cording to law, to make collection
are under bonds to the city for ing
tiOns of all tax on the Assessment
and must, for our own prOtectiol,,
We therefore give this notice tonl
qucnts, and if they do not comply
necessity, abide the consequences.
Office No. 10 East sixth street,
Market and King. IL
Hours from 8 o'clock a. m. to IL
from to and to Sp. IN.
EDMUND PROvq
Receiver OF Northern District. QhS
all north of sixth street.
EDWARD FARM
Receiver Of Southern District, dn1
all south Of sixth street.
NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE
ERS.
THOSE WHO SELL OR TRAI
REAL ESTATE WILL OBLlGH
UNDERSIGNED BY LEAVING
TICE THEREOF AT OUR OFFICE
WE MAY ASSESS 1T TO THE II
OWNERS.
EDMUND PROVOS
EDWARD FARME
l fe22-tf City Asse
The Morning herald., 1876-03-09
HOTELlARRlVALS.

CLAYTON HOUSE.
CIV Ream, Reading, Pa.
VIM Smith, Philadelphia.
PRyan, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Handel Pond, Boston.
p Henry, Philadelphia.
Geo Leudren, "
Allison White, "
D Mcdaniel, ="
DIV Causey, Milford, Del.
Harry Benson, New York.
HI Chester, Philadelphia.
CN Richards, Georgetown, Del.
Geo J Lorigan, New York.
WN Catlin, Connecticut.
Nj Page, Chester, Pa.
John E Emery, Williamsport, Pa.
DR. r Pratt, New York.
J H Hascon, U 8 N.
Arthur J Collins, Bristol, Pa.
Rosa Cochran, "
CITY HOTEL.
Chas Peterson, Phila.
Walter Sinnickson, N j.
Frank Walters, Del.
RIM Gibson, City.
] Stroud, Bait.
Howard Worth, Landenburg.
JP Conard, New London.
JIM Wolf, Phila.
R Shannon Reading.
DR. Young, "
Geo Nyce, Lebanon, Pa.
Henry Hoover, Scranton, Pa.
c Carlisle, Kutztown, Pa.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-09
REGISTERS ORDER.
Ss.S.S ----.-------------
nEGISTER'S ORDER.

REG1sTER's OFFICE.
New Castle County, Feb. 3rd, 1876,
Upon the application Of Annie drnDo,
Executrix of John b. 4rnbb, late OF Will
mington Hundred in the said county, de-
ceased; it is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Executrix aforesaid
give notice of the granting OF Letters
Parliamentary uron the estate OF the dc.
ceased, with The date Of granting thereof by
causing gadvertisementst to be posted WITHIN
torty days from the date of such letters, In
six of the most public places OF the County
of New Castle, requiring all persons having
demaI DIS against the estate to present the
same or abide by all act of Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the MORNING HERALD,
a newspaper published in Wilmington and
to be continued therein three weeks, (E.
0. d.
Given under the hand and seal Of office
of the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, IN
New Castle county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
wv $. g. BIGGs, REGISTER.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against tn.
Estate of the deceased, must present TIN
same, duly attested, to. the EXecuirlx, O.
or before Feb. 3rd, 1877. or abide tn
Act of Assembly in such case made all
ANNIE GRUBB,
Address, Wilmington Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-09
IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
TO
G A RDENE
AND
AG RICULTU URISTS!

EMPEROR WILLIAM" CABBAGE,
The best, largest hardest and most pro-
fitable variety Of Winter Cabbage known
in Europe, and imported to this country
exclusively by us last spring, where, with
the most ordinary cultivation, it loul ishes
astonishingly. attaining an enormous size
and selling In the market at prices most
gratifying 10 the producer. In transplant
ing, great care should he used. to give suffi.
cient space for growth. Solid heads. the
size Of the mouth Of a -four barrel, is the
average run of this choice variety. One
package of the seed sent postpaid ON receipt
of 80 cents. Three packages to one address
81 90. To agents $500 per dozen and three
cent stamps.
RD-With each package of Seed, we send a
"sure remedy" against the ravages OF the
"CABBAGE FLY" or other Pest, ON young
and tender plants.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-09

Nv American Press Association.
NEW YoRK, March San Albany special
to the GrapMe says that George H. Bristol
Treasurer of Tompkins County, Is repor-
ted to be heavy defaulter, and his bonds
men have telegraphed to the Attorney dcn'
eral to authorize his arrest.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-09
WINES IL LIQUORS.

IN STORE THE FOLLOWING me
WHISTLES:
Hannisvllle Pure Rye 1873.
A. Overholt 4 Co.'s Pure lsye, lS7l-Tg-7J.
Hyatt Il Clark's Sherwood Pure Rye, 1879
W. T. w. QxL) Rye and Malt, 1862.
Having stored the above Whiskies prio,
to the increase of tax, they will be sold
without any advance il price.
FRANCIS KELLY,
No. lO3 Market st,
aug z8-f
The Morning herald., 1876-03-09
NEW ADTERTISEM ENTS,

Lecture-Unitarian Church.
Lecture-lnstitute Hall.
First-class Pianos.
Lost-Pocket-book,
Found-Watch.
Beds Renovated-Adair.
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Tailoring.--Wm. O'ConnOr.
st owe Patterns-Mcbride's.
The Morning herald., 1876-03-09

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