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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-25
Ghegnteltigetscer:
CHRIsTHAS.TlDE.
.rst ,. AAr. the poor always with you

rue EVB.
,.r,.v a, .o.siIa, Il ChII4tuai Eve, and high Il
~. bS SSI M, ',oeIior, on tbS wall and left ii,'
W U1ch.
t,.n.tlaOu Zach for him who'll al my stOCkinE'
II. u, St ssus before, but Oh, I'm sure he will
e9us tonight.
And ,O.nouox'l b the dsy OUT blessed Christ
Who cane On On Saith to pity ne whom many Others
seurn.
And whit ist they fret mS 50 indeed cAnnot tell,
VII While lore flu next to you. then all seems
vile and vol.
IluAt have looked fol Christmas, mother walled
And y,iJ strange Il Is indeed to feel lie dawn 50
near
yu, tomorrow will b tho day 80 have prayed 10
And IonS to sleep and wake, and Dad what 1t will
king 10 LuS
Ii. snow Is In tbs street, and through the window
~. SIiCSol the little children pnsT they seemed
Sos glad and gay.
And !ayIy they talked about tue S'It' tAOy would
o. all us TOtA Is glad lo-nishi, for tlls IA Christ
ma Eyel
And, mother, Oh the cold, cold aoOr I've put my
ri. Other. tOrn across The too, ard thing, might
there slIP through;
rvs, my little lhOo. mother, aud 1t for you shall
IL,
T4r know He'll remember you while He rulnem.
befi me.
u lay N. Ia my tCd, mother, and bear my prayers
Alright
IL never uas bsIoEO, but Oh, I'm sure he'll come
tonight" o..
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December 23.-Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Weak; No. /"
white Wabash held at 81 AZ; No. 8 do.
81 2S; No. / white Michigan 81 81; amber
spot and seller February 81 Al. Corn
Dull; new high mixed Axe; new yellow
46c; rejected 44c. 0ats-Firmer; white
3SNc; Michigan $40; rejected sec.
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RAILRoAp BoSns- Strong and Ia &

Stair BoNps-Quiet and nominal.
L professionally being Dies non Satur.
day became Christmas Eve aud the people
In the Stock market gave themselves to It's
jolliLies to the extent that only A 900 shares
Of all characters changed hands. The mar.
ket which was weak In The forenoon be.
came firm In the general list aud closed dull
and steady. The coal stocks however nd.
yaueed efrom Y to 2k per cent. Tho live
stock was Lake Shore, OF which 1850
shares were among tho transactions: 1900
also were Western Union, 1900 Northwest.
ern, 2,400 Rock Island 1900 ST. Pauls,
100 Ohio & Mississippi, 1900 Wabash,
Central and $500 Delaware, LackGwauna
A Western. a- ~ =
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, December 2S.-MoSRY-
GAO per cent. Prime mercantile paper 6a7
per cent. CuStomS receipts $l70, 200. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $i0O, 600.
Clearings $2s.000, 600. Sterling exchange
quiet at $4.s25lai.S4A.
GoLp-opened at 1913 and closed at
l07H, all the sales OF the day having been
at these figures. Carrying rates 4 y, 4 and
7 per cent.
SILvER--Bars 81 2iK bid; coin I<ah.
GovRRSMRNrS-Dull but strong.
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rb s1SD s physicians are well fixed.
c NY nave ave an expert Fisher, an excellent
VS. n' ,S Saa a Wel L. Wagner, and
/ I q y. sSey are AGliet, all they have 10 IA
ToSsssS = lev ROWlss and lake a II II,t M
"Si,h. li iaG ! 'hsy are all right again.
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New YorIk aIelnl alarket.

NEW York, December 2s.-Copper-
Manufactured Tngot Lake dull al $40 75a
20 90. Iron Scotch Pig S?6 0oa29 90
American dull and heavy at SIS 00a2l co.
Russia Sheet $40 6Oa11 90, gold. Nails
Quiet; cut s. 90; clinch 81 6oa5 %: horse
shoe 20a?6n. -,
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n, ,,a., IN sdta,,os, pOtiass PrqnId
-. rs,+,,.,.......Il Eolslf months. %
t Clnln Of y C
~ Ciuls Of ~ eAetl'
- T1ubs Of - oaS"'
'" nd an extra copy 10 Persn getting up Cluo'
SE-Ths abo,e prices are lnylrabIe. Rcrnlt o.
IN ~ :, I DS'it, Cr Postofnce Money 0rden, and
~ ,,s nsitbrr d thea can 10 procured, send the
1S5 10 Registered Letter.
,,v rTEIItuHNCER viii present ddly the
me s,IS in III departments, from al qnArten o.
M world, "a vol - complete record oil local
.,s wEEYLY . printed on Thursday, and can
l"I III Al he counter, In paid envelopes, ready
,mSillrR, He- sS<Hd 4 COPY 10 abitHI Jrtendi
s"t T,IatfF%i tsitA RWI from Aosat!
,uRSrRIBEgs.-PGsoSs desiring 70 have the
~ H.My fyTRLiIGk.cKR lHil regularly at their
i1SS.rcr, ii The city and suburbs, can bo
',,,nj IL jeaTlng their addrtsl Of Counting
EriS, Of By drop letter through the post once.
II, CnSrRIsUTOGS-E attention viii b PIG
:" "a Snopynou, oolnmunirauons every Muets
raT BE- accompanied BY the WrtersfeH hA'ns
and address
,,,,,,., altar 10, 10 should DO addieSteo
e.. 4 Campbell" and should n n9 ~ ~ ~ y.
i,SIsed 70 either Individual nenOef VI 'ns VI" "
anna.
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PITTSBURGH, December 2S.-Petroleusn
Dull; crude s. Seas 90 ut Parkers; re-
fined unchanged. Epaf
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NEnI.MEEKLY.


d, nal, IN adsaGe', Pctia0t Trtpu1d
,o,I.,..,....,....Ss OoIsix monthI...."....si 81
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TIE STELlIeEscER M Pr: =: o 10Y .9 :,
~ r"rL. a VOL - complete record Of local
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DRY GOODS.

.4o GRAND ST. near Bowery. New York.
eyant aud useful Holiday Goods.
Special sales of Silks Dress Goods. shawis. Coaks
Ladies' Suits Cloth Cassireres. Hosiery and Blankets
BLACK AND CCLORtD SILKS.
900 pieces 6uinet black Sk ST. 81 10 81 So 81 II,
81 aud upward 200 pieces Evening Silks. In all shades
7Jc.. SIC. 81. 81 rs. 81 30
The silk purchased In July last previous
the advance in prices consequently we can saye our friends
aud customers from 3uc. soc. yard IN SINS
DRESS GOODS.
5000 Dress Patterns in from II To "a yard lengths cut
on and marked specially tue holidays comprising
shade and color.
500 Of them are 10 yard lengths. 10 be sold s..
S3 ~, 81
Goo Of them 2oyard lengths to be sold for s3 60
2,oooi them 22ysrd lengths TO be sold for 50 o.
100 Of them a4yard leaDhs TO be sold for s3, ST.
So ST..
MOURNING GOODS.
pieces black Cashmere. bought last weeks
sales 35c ooc 6ac 75c 81 zoe yard less than
ever before
LADIES' SUITS AND sAcouEs.
1900 Ladies' Suits made from cames hair maielasse
800 black and coored silk sn, at So $50 $50. $50 s7o
$ltU The material be bought Mt the above prces
LADIES SAcQUES.
Don extra long Fur Beaver sacaues. s3 30 So worth
5000 extra long Cloth sscques. 50, 81 so $40, s2. SIS
and upward
our saeaues are made by artistic workmen. and
eeuAled in style and nnisii
sHAwLs.
400 plaid wool Shawls from - a. TO So $500 Brcche
Paisley long shawis. 81 $40 SIS SO SIS and upward
CLOTHS And ttssiNtRES.
lo,no yards wec cassimsres a. 3.isc. soc. 'oc. ST.
81 pieces ~ yard wide Beaver Cloth Tor ladies'
81 so s., 81 IS So worth 80 per cent more.
wALLrR 4 McsoRLgY
No. 2i5 Grand st.. near Bowery.
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VoUSG FOREIGNER. N0BLEMAN. WOULD LIKE
J. acquaintance OF young lady Of Refinement. with .
view 10 masrmony. NOELESsE oBLiGE, Herald oiLce
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IoLIDAY PRESENTS

DAY PRESENTS.
rhe iargcs, assortment Of human
HAIR GOODS positively retailed at
wholesale prices.
BGAuTiFIl. GIFT PoH THE noLI.
DAYS.
Finest quality hair switches. solid not
dyed.
sinches ounces weight. IS
[sL . - inches ounces weight............... u
vinehca ounces we, ght. ............... >
~ inches ounces weight. ....... 10
most magnificent gift for the iIOLI-
IS SWITCHES of &c finest. quality. nll
.,r.h'n, nsyer .fr,rss be.ore =, I.. ,.ss ia,
50 double tiiat price: switches. superior to
.ny'hing ever oi'sred N this market. a.
- INVISIBLE fROATs ~ the lates,
designs, very fashionable ard improving
the lcnks oi all lladiss Instantly. NJ 81 per
q inch in depth on real patent bairiacc: on
u lii;iiiailcr 4.ce 81 per inch CUkLS, war
l, rsn.cd 70 ss naturally curly, q soc. 81.
NH II 40 -. ~ ~. "a. 80 and upward.
aHI \ most elegant Holiday Present. The
4 choicest sets oicuRLs, warranted na,nr.
4 rally, carly AT 81. $40. Si5, 81 aad up
coMBfNGs made up in tho most ap-
,nrr,ed manner, warranted 20 give satissac.
4, HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE. GRAY
"a HAIR specially. Hardressing in tho
A ICSEIvInLED bEAuTTFYISG BAzAR.
CREME BLANCHE, or The magic bern-
l,ihc, ior sne compile xion. lmpsrts . onl.
most prominent physicias.s. nnayzcd by
tae best chemists In this country and
,v lprovca 10 be not only harmless but very
- ~ beneficial 60 the skin. Applied atothc store,
w w res,Ioa .,t 'rcs y, yms.sa - per ooN.
w W Irs.~o,,"h. ,,,,e. % ~ s,esn"s INV
WV ~ E. ',,.o. A pv~aao' p,a - ~. ~ sr v"S
Wv ~a" 10y ~ se.s","'"u sNu"s"' " ,. ,ua.u
without injury to the hair. Price. for thrco
ounce bottle, 81 80; tor six ounce bottle,
iS2 20.
wpor J. B. Fon.anes' wonderful preparation,
"H'1 Dermatne. y sure cure to remove all
lwrnkes from the face. 81 per bottle.
CT No more gray hair. T. suAW'S Persia
o. iihnma will change grey hair 30 its natural
IcOlpr without the use ot lead, tar. sulphur,
III av., Ior nitrate Of silver rom beautiful brown
ITO blacS. 81 30 per box a large assortment
'ork. oi all modern peau,ifying cosmetics and
'erfumcry on hand.
uoods sent to nli parts cf tho country.
,EPOT. ~hcn prrpaid. frse Of charge or y. -. d.,
with privilege of examination.
Jgr, HEALTH. ECOvOMy.-kEEPS SiGHr
i, extra long. six Tor 81. 81 each; best quality.
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ep,pD xETIs AlfcTIoyrEy

A GERARD bET1s. AuCTIpNEER
A.yNrlRE sIuIh or TRIPLE SILVER PLATED
WARE AND TABLE CUTIE ny to he sold pcrcrlporily bv
oraer Of the NATIONAL SILVER PLATE COMPANY, At
kaesroum 8. lberty ~. Tuesday December II. ut
o'clock continue dy until Sold consisting part
ric ehaed Tea Set- Sheffield Waters Ice Pitchers Fruit
rr.set. Dishes, Iuccns. Baking Dishes Toilet sets
Butter u she's, &c also full assortment OF ROGERS
EELEB.ATED KNIVES. FORKS. SPOONS. LADIES
i,ARytHS. and goods made by II criden Britannia COM
panv. Mldetewn Plate Company and other frs. class
nickel silver and designed especially FOR the best retail
trade.
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DY ROBERT soMERvILLE. AUCTIONEEE,
"a University place, corner 18Th st.

pY ROBERT soMERvILLE. AUCTIoNEEH.
"a University place. corner 18Th st.
Executors sale OF tho household effects the estate
naror dining. hall chamber Furninrs Ornaments Beds;
Bedding Kitchen utensils; antique Mahogany China &c
lY JOSEPH HEIEMAN 4 CO.. AuCTlONEERs.
ID Special sale OF Carpets.
ca%s Gomez woushsy Pearl sroesSn arsg
ss,or.msn. of new and second hand Asmns.er moaaet
hugs Mats and Mating.
INDwARD scHENcK. AUCrloNEER.
GRAND EXHIBITION AND SALE
THE FINEST GOODS ONLY
SUPERB JAPANESE. DAIMIo BRONZE VASES
AND cIoIsossH wAsEs NEss VERY CHOICE srEcI-
OF sArsuNA. Ksoro. sEvREs, IMPERIAL BERLIN.
ROYAL DRESDEN. CARO- Dr MONTE
AND WORCESTER poRcELAIss.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN MAJoLrcAs AND rAIEHcE
sEvREs CHINA AND DECORATED DINNER SETS,
OLD SIXTEENTH csyTyEy ayK ,pgr STYLE GERMAN JUGS,
AND rLAaoss, rAEiy BISCUIT srAruErrEs,
FROM COPELAND. MISroS AND OTHERS.
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION At
NO. II UNION SQUARE,
IN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. DECEMBER "a AND Is,
AT THREE O'clock PRECISELY.
SALE rElsEMPTORY AND WITHOUT ANY RESERVE.
= on exhibition every day un,il 10 o'clock r. NJ.
EAYay e6ogv MslIn roys yhifs Mfr se sseon,.r.
TUESDAY. Dee inter- II. q. Iuti 4. NJ,
~ thcr saiesrooin. M. - Murraykt.
Large. percmp;ory sale -
" Lsett variety, sniia
be ar tc holiday fine line u decorated Vases.
Cooyne sets. Gnods. Sc ats, Haze French hantui
Clocks This sale will be worthy the attention oil the
trade
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SlN 0OO OF WET GOODS rO BE DISPOSED
'DCu.OUOoE- E-Cloaks, snswIs. Blankets, Cloths aud
domestic Cotton Goods, damaged by the bursting OF
in the unoccupsed premises the store Of JANIS
WARD. 429 Grand st.. Williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

fyOMruHr HEALTH. ECovoNy.-kEETS MONT
Oshrs, extra long six 81. 81 each best quality
kELP's shirts 5Ii broadway.
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uAT,siMUSfAI..,.. =.

GENTLEMAN OF CULTURE. FOND or MUSIC.
Acarcng thoatrc, &C.. desires tne acnuaintance OF
lady similar aud good social standin- Address
w.. box isi Herald Uptown once stating particulars and
time and place wncre AN interview may DO had
IF ANY BEAUTIFUL AND ACCOMPLISHED WOMAN
leeKs the To conpanionshp weuock and happiness.
let hr send permanent address TO box ilio New
YORK PoAt office.
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SALES At AUCTION.

IvREArEsr IxpucExENrs.-FosEc sEcLosuRE SALE
UMenday, December II A. M-JAcoB COLE, auction.
Mcdonough Decatur and BanDridge SITS also Ralph and
PAtchen Sale absolute.
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HORSES. cARR1AGEs. sc.

HORSES. CARHIAGEs. sc.
A dksAT oSSsslesEEs SALE y sAsKsup4cT.
urnrsr 5 sfEH ATff! Mj.s ovv..
SEVEN E1F sAEE II hsRS rhrs ROAD
,,.,xSp sxpSfE HORSES; T9sETaEs %rTI
ELEGANT q BknSksT E s3fP w ae HARNESS.
THE FEofEf aay III 5ipilS G ffTssa.
\, rsV14s 0 slsk 81 4 %ssS 4u ST,
~ sH!%EEX ssoHbSSy ASb sri y: ''-
HaFIk sSP Ss fkIAI
SALE F Sap tHAT ssIs 81 SHINE
h city css'so sired S s S dam I'M
BY Harry Clay raised by John Mnehcn OF so.hen Orange
beauty Ss surpassed y hol,s
ss x ss halt 9 ss,sS p s
ha, been used road horse tor which be has
so y e. going pure GATED h.; mild
~ear boots can Be driven At speed With ".eR ieiS
very fine pole bot's any want Of an extra ns
animal, and warranted sound and kind in all har
VERY FINE HAMBLEToNIAN MARE LADY YOUNG
sired BY the napes horse e by old H"melsonan Dam BY
she svery powerfully built ane limbs and feet, has great
oSss Island Ps Usd ~nsn M '
troted last Fleetwood Park. gentlcmans
Inn
this ~ Rs two Svs.
In ~ ia; she Is very prompt pleasant driver; does
good pole mare and wsrrsnsd sound and kind; Gheissn
and Lady Young have been driven together and make
vi s' maN 'is s; CLOSEST MATCHED AND
Dan iali se.a.r:; b. Ethan xl!sa. bsss
Year. hands nigh Major iro:,sd
ever Mystic Park Boston; driven by J. Bowen. beating
Beacon Park Boston. driven BY nsaeoeE beating
b.n son sns o "' team
ssssas ssss aonof Ss,. .ad
has always been willing match them, from 81 90
or do,Se th:v rs yrv yIS IN hsrn nse
ant & Ps as
lady drive anywhere warranted sound kind aud
ShED VIRGINIA SAD
die Mare, 10y hands high years old is perfect model of
saads does not shy is not s'' afraid Of csrs
ridden BY lady is broken TO all different saddle gss;
guide: by motion carry LADY or gentleman with style and
mnnes sale Tor anybody TO drive and sound
VERY FAST TRoTrINa MARE LADY AUGUSTA;
sa & % sS BY
golden sore in color trotied Cincinnati beating Little
2:23h, 20. She is great endurance
As she tos,s .nd 'T0 mile heats q beating snow
mild disposition is not excitaele in eompnny breaker
shy for track purposes She is also very " ans
FAST B MAIZE % sound rs
Pesrsa dam by Conkn's Star 1874 hands high. years
fast enough to warrant in asserting that shc
second to ANY @ h0ri: in this trial
troted when five old with liz:
tie preparation ia ~ rotted this spring Fleetwood
In 2254: she Is pleasant driver; is
citable in does not boots when speedng
good double several trainers offered
take shis mare free Of charge but has always refused
a. he did not wish to enter her tho turf until she
Indy Augusta and Lady Pearsall have been driven
gether and trot in = 80 to the pole.
CARRIAGES CONSIST OF
ONK TWO SEATED OPEN WAGON. WITH POLE.
ONE FULL SPRING TOP WAGON.
ONE BREWSTER IMPROVED SPRING TOP WAGON
ONE LEATHER TOP PONY PHAETON
ONE BREWSTER IMPROVED SPRING OPEN
WAGON
SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS. By DUNsCoMB
4 DEMAREST.
BLANKETS. WHIPS. BOOTS, MUZZI.Es &C.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S RIDING sADDLES.
SALE POSITIVE, WITHOUT LIMIT, RESTRICTION
OR RESERVATION
BY ORDER OF
John II NOOpR A.,;rr..
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

esTRoLosY-i2rH PAcs-esh col
IND and a . co.,
ssookLfx REAL ESTATE FOR sALs-aD P1os-iss
sg:Ess s5ESnHgs11F E.sss. s. &C.:
ennRks AND S sALEs sH sin F.e..ssa col
f.s, ~ Is, s.
b$$SSgiiSS x6T6EXsiEs-i:Ss P1ss-SsA col
70 Ld M 81 ct. AND U'
EUROPEAN sTKaNsHfpsNi2rn r.sI-5sS col
exSShsIoSss lin n f =" s and ssh col.
fSssisHED noo dS' aS s. APARTMENTS 10 LET
kF Ks co.,
HHsr f.snS a.: "a s saa os s
HOUSES. ROOMS &c, wANfED-ixr rAss-4sh col
EsTk ks hSTsSksllnH F.ssiss COL co.,
sA ASsEE M4STEL sAsnT r.sssd col
siscEL1NEous rAc,sA
WV ffSss.e ss f.er-s,A
Efk aSSfos7fs dhsASs co.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
PRoPERrY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-1D PAGE-lst col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAcE-1st COL
REAL ESTATE wANTED-2p PAGE-lss col.
REWARDS-1sr PAGE-lst col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGR-5th and 9Th col.
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-lst. "a
and Sd coils
SITUATIONS wAHTED-NALEs-l2rH PAoE-sd and
yPECIAL MOTTO PAcr-ist and I'd coils
.5PORTING-DUGS, BIRDS. 2C.-isr PACED col.
BTORAGE-2D PAGE-6th col
BUMNEk RESORTS-2p PACy-5th col.
rAE TkADES-l2rH PAGE--ith col.
THE TURF-lsr PAGE-2d col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS YURPOSES-2p PAGK-lst col.
rRAvELLEKS' GUIDE-l2ru PAGE 9th COL
CNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
% PAGK-3d col.
WANTED TO PUkCHAsE-1lrH PAcE-6th col.
WATCHES JEWELRY, kC.-l2rH PAGE-6th COL
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGR-lst col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, 8C.-lOrH PAGE-6th col
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EUHtpi-k.

I 0NG HOTEL. NEW BOND sT. AND CLIFFORD
- s-Ihs well known com Portable botcl families and
gentlemen the only one In tns central situation has
most commodous aud luxuriousy appointed smoking
reading room. with large bay window andsuc
cheerful view NJ this important and fashionable
faro your visit Is solicited. should sready have
made choice 81 hotel West End OF London Under
the management OF W. ]. and Mrs Chambers
WASTED-iN ALL CITIES AND COUNTIES. FOR
w an entirely new article. which IL subjected to
fashion and meets with rcsdy Sales agents
statesmen and travellers oilers BY prcpaid
ettefs may be addressed TO s. 720 Advertising
~ Of Rudol Mosss, Zurich, BvisssFland
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A T AUCTION,
II TOMORROW (FRIDAY), SEPTEMBER l.
AT 10 O'CLOCK
BY VAN TASSELL KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS
al their Auction Mart 40. ll2 East 18th st.,
18th
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IDOSl Offltb T..
The foreign mnls for the week ending Saturday Sep
tcmber q lsIo " close At this oicc Wcdpe,d.v AZ
A. ". tor Europe per steamship Algeria via Queenstown
on Thursday at II 80 NJ Tor Europe. per steam sup
,risia va ymouth ,hcrbonrg ana Hamburg.
Norway via Southampton and Bremen per steamship Main
ana ~ w W. Tor Europe. per steamship britannia. via
queenstown 'orrespondence for Germany. France and
scotland intcnded Tor despatch by this steamer bs
steamship Asasia via Glasgow. and At r. ~ for France
direct. per steamship Amcriquc, via iiavre
The mails Tor the West Indies. via Havana will leave
New York August 81
The mails for Australia &C. will leave Francisco Sep
tender H. y
The mails FOR China Ac will leave San Francisco Oeto.
Der /. r. l.. JANIS Postma.trr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27
the PLATFORM.

The Demoeraiic party % storey county.
through It, delegates In convsation assembled.
declare and psblish the following % lie plat
fosn Of principles;
assIrsd. That We indor,e the Platform
ton bold IN NJ. Louis 90 the 18th Day Of June.
lsTd. anc pledge our snthusisstis saprost 90 the
nominees Of ths Ounveniion, SAMUEL J.
TiLoKN Tor srpsidept. and THOMAB A..
HENDRICKS for vics Prssideni.
RsSiroi. That We ar opposed 10 any and al
,er snsn Interference with our public sehoo!s
.sd ,eaoO' fsSa', and =. a.. ~ d,'9s o. ,s sSfs
school fund intact: for the nainienanes Of The
pub ic psho 10 for all. uninnuenced and m
tsammskd by IN, s~ct 90 s~eetafisn nnnepee
fos al lime 10 come.
Hssls~i, That We are oppo.sd 10 the ~.
em' i,pn u bullion om t.ta Lou. and fsv.r
rrty. llrlud Nv tbs net pr eeeds 81 the mines
10 : iust t~assilon. asd Which shsli Be suf1eient
IA def, ~ the . eeesvafy tIpenses 0f the btste 4.
r..uuty and municipal eovrrpments. honestly
, ,aIons " special privileges 10 any.
R.sSssd. That Ne dsmsnd Of our candidates
ses iss sisis Senate and Assembly . PLEDGE that
they viii. u sleeted. use all Legitimate and
tarper e6orfa tS sscurr such legislaticn 90 shall
issure vireinis City sbd Gold hiii agsinst de.
strnetiOn by NE. and 10 this end 10 procure the
ras AZ OF On Act NJ the Legislature issalirng
III. rrniraet sn'ertd inio bsiwe~l the city 40.
ihoriiiss VI The city of Virgin . snd the Viz
pinia md Gold Hil wafer Company.
Essoirsd, that We are In favor OF sach . ~.
durtion Of The salaries aud fees of state. county
and municipal of1eials - 10 eonsisient viii
the publie istsrsst and welfare.
Rssfgsd, That We demand Q pledy. u osr
nomlnsss Tor the Sss ss aud Assembly thai they
uiil, 10 elected. uss tvy legitimate means 10
secure such setinn OF the Lsgislaturs - shall
10 proper and legal 20 ipaasnes the General
Ooysrnmsnt 20 sochasss ard modify tbs irtsiy
nov sristinr vtih the kmpirs Of China. known
40 the I. BurIlnssps Treaty" ~ shall herr sfier
s6setuslly and fossvsr prevent any further I'm.
mlsruIion " Chimes 10 the Coast. And we
cal, utou every citizen and resident Of ibis
Cvsst, whether In once 90 otherwise, 10 nee ell
lawful mssns In his POWER 70 rvmovs tbis Non.
roliAn ineubus frum An srtean enisfpsiss and
Indusiry.
Rorirsf, That Ne require . pledge u our
nominee for tbs Senate spd Asseinbty that. %
rlStsd. thsy vill u the earliest day psaetie-
abls tsks sueh stsps and procsedings % are
within ne eonstttufioaal povep Of ths L<sis.
lsture Of this ntsts 20 fnnpsocs coppess 10
make ths siivss toiiss-usvsAs's great stspsr..
. l. gal lander 70 an unlimited amount. sestd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-27

POLITICAL.

IN the exercise Of this power u 70 the right and
the duty Of Congress 70 Prohibit and extirpsts,
In the Territories, that relic Of barbarian.
polygamy ; and We demand such leGislstion a.
shall secure this end and the supremacy OF
American institutions In all our Territorief.
rourteenth-Ths pledges which the nation
has given 10 our soldier and sailors must Be
fulhlled. This great people will always hold
thoee who penisd their lives for their couniry's
preservation 10 the kindsst rsmembrsncs.
Iiftesnth We sincerely deprscste I'll sec.
tlonsi feeling and t.ndsneies, and We. there
cratic party courts, - Its chief hops OF success.
upon the electoral vote OF . united South. d.
cured through the efforts Of those Who were re-
Gently srrayed against the nation, and We In.
vots the earnest attention Of The country IN the
would reopen sectional strifs and impsril the
national honor and human rights.
Sixteenth-Ws charge the Democratic party
with being ths same I'm character and ypirit -
when II sympathifed with treas,n; with max.
INK its control Of the House Of Representatives
the tsiumph sndthe Opportunity O. me nailons
atihe Nstionsi Capitol the sentiments Of unfe.
psnteut rebellion with sending Union soldiers
10 the wall and promoting Confederate soldiers
TO the front with dsliberstely proposing 70 re-
pudiate the plishted faith Of The aovsinment;
with bsing equally false and imbeSile In ovef.
shsdowing the ends Of ju.tice by iis partisan
miunanagsmsht and obstruction 10 investiss.
tIon with proving itself. through the period Of
iis ascendancy In The Low House Of Cougrsss.
utterly ineonpstsnt tn administer The Govern-
ment, and We warn the country against trusting
q party thus aiks unworthy, recrsant and In
capable.
seventeenth. The National Administrator
merits Conversations for 10. hCnorabls vofk
In the Management OF domestic and foreign 81.
fairs, and President Grant dersrves the contin.
ued and hearty gratitude Of the American peo-
pie for his patriotism aud his Immense serviee
In war and In pesss. au3itd