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The Osceola times., 1876-06-10

GENERAL M'DowEII, in charge
,pj tho United States army d'vislo"
~vu,h, with headquarters Mt Louis
willie, has boon orderod TO succeed
Gencral. Scho4iclt in command OF
TOO division Of the Pacific. the
aba ngcito occur in July next.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10

"A rsk,mAx o sprdsr ir'-'
'WnshtNg,,m speaks rc~ik.~sS ~
'SchrMrk r,sdt,nang the 'fnl'cs oi
supmi.tct Ia Englari.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
CHANCERY SALE,

Sot.ec ls hereby given, That, by yir 10 0f de,
nrrc rendered by tue Cirsuit cu,iri ~ Miseiseippi
c-unty. IN chauc, ~, siiting At lis la,e spring
r,n, Il, the case # ihnmns II MnsgraNes against
Jgne Cas-cibrrry aud Others, dcicirtants. in
which difleV gr wcrs appointed rlinissloner~
Of the r.iuri aud directed 10 sell the following
described Ian The southwest fractional quar-
tor scgtiuh thice, in iuwnship hitgen nori.i, OF
rinsc thirtarn east We VIII uil,r said lend Tor
sair and sill the s,imc 20 The iish,et aud htts
bidder, IN iront Of thu door OF the oU,nt house In
osc.ola, AIR. .ca
Mo>DAA, July j ls1a,
an a credit OF two. four and Elk months. Sale
Will kr place within legai hnurs Purchaser
will be rrquiI I'd Ia give bond with sscarily tor
the purchase money, and ilea will be retained
4, SECURE tho payment OF the same' This sale II
made rT ditisinn Nnnng hcit ani iuii idps the
widow dpNtr
CHARLES BOWEN
DAVID MEtNGEk
AMES MliiiAMS
tn.Gm iunrtr
furt f 20
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T..

Sc \ SEC q, I. IN. Vast, 100 acres
Nosi ~ ih,S iylici 1, above uVcifnw, ~ ncirs
we'll .t,a,itH.d srd with 80. | would make n
fnlIn ~ 80 acres ui mach vuiuc. rII,c 81 NH.
Tcrms Dlt hird .-h, balance In one and two
Nrits
These land. s'c tho hest IN the FrenchmaU
Isnyou sr;ilcmrni, IA rear the huron and rcpOoi
h0nse, ana g. the mo- dcstiahic iapir now ga
the market IN this county,
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SYMPTOMS or WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and loaden-
l. colored, with occasional lhshcs, or
q circumscribcd spot on one or both
checks; the eyes become dull; the pupils
dilate; IN azure scmicirclc runs along
the lower eye-lid the nose is iritatcd.
swells, and somctin.es bleeds; swell,
ing Of the upper lip, occasional head.
ache, with humming or throbbing OF
the cars IN onasull secretion Of saiivas
Shiny or iarrod tongue; brcath very
keai, particularly in tho morning; ap-
petite variable, sometimes voracious,
withagnawing sensationofthe stomach,
at others, entirely gone necting pains
in the stomach (; occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains ,hreughea, tho
abdomen, bowels irregular, at times
costive; stools Shiny; not unircqucntly
tingcd with blood belly swollen and
hard urine turbid; respiration occa-
sionally difficult, and accompanied by
hicceagh; cough sometimes. dry and
convulsiyc; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding Of the. teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found to exist,
DIR. c. MflANE'S VERMiPUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
n DoEs NOT CoNrAlN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent pfcpa-
ration, net fapa6le ef 6oi&g tie SAighfess
iaiu,y 10 Me NEST ksaAtv infant.
The genuine DR.. MFLANE's VERMI-
rUGE bears the signatures oi {. MoLANE
and FLEMING Bros. on the wrapper.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
Lands For SaIo.
No L

So \ Ne - Sec y, Town'hi II N. Y. Seas,
a. ucrcs, above oycilow. ~ acre In successful
cultivation. hallancc d,adcnod md under irn"r
rrice ~ 10, rrms one ihirl cash, balance In
one and tao years.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
EclToR RIAL.

Tn. DaAunE, criobra'ed rlys'
'cian Of lscrIin,is dead .IfffT
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No 4

no T.
W xNe. sS,a at l9S r. % set, 81
wr!l iiinhrrel,. ryicc 4I0. ferms raay
NV a Sec. sG. T. lgN II. 10 East within
~ miles q OHoVola, 30 acr,F now IN cultivation
with boaniiful crop un IL, 70 acres nearly
,lanod ipid ran easily he put in cultivation the
next year. Comfortable h"usce on the place.
sulnr " the land T. subject In overflow. hui Il
wc GuiHcd by dl;ohcs, r,icc sa, ~ sash.
ESQ acIe. On Clear Lake, a good farm with onui
fpltnIdr lntlhini:1, with pm house, po,sl mill,
and I'LL necessary mt hHIlhhgS; o nrI'si IN Cul-
iiVaiiJn ~ H',s, 'leHdrp.d par, ot which 10 un-
IL ri,n, nnd IN u thrifty md pr,-l.rous seiil,
meat, mostly nhuyr uVriilow Price Ei0,UN.
Terms viii hc mudc easy 10 u good Inrciascr.
I satisfactory geasois slNen iuf wanting to sell
LO acrca. n " u acc. ~ T. 10 NJ II ., East.
\ valuable farm now rni-inA ~ balea Of cd1tOn
II &C sl,0Jl. lnfin- cspY
Sn
The nofih.caat go qunrtcr nj 'rrt,on ~ one,
In townlhip u fourteen. North; tnngc % clcy
en-, East; Of which, there are 80 ncrcs clcarc't
and RHdor fpnco, with good houses, outhorsce.
wcll, &c., Ne hlfo
Thlliy acres dcsdencd, which can no put m cnl-
iiyntion next year.
Pricc, s2,vO, Terms caPy. Apply 10
JAMES & BEST.
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WARNlN ORDER.

5fe. y. Beet. Piairiis
Fai,yi LIND icv
.IasTb h,G prl.i,-
S,sn. IhR-NGnnig
hc G,fnianir. Ibiiiy t,si, ley aud .Iscch
Nrigvf-'k Disilhs "a, nuw r,-shtrptp VI TIM
sfn'f, - warned 20 9I,iicni IN tlis runia within
thirty dos and pni wrr tho u'npsint ~ thr
glain.ik ~ ,s%lgucht ~ be- taken ~ nnssINd.
T. t.btSShN,
Justice uf iln Peace
'. . rLNkWouD, Any for non -f'~i,i,n,
frtcndant4.
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
Save Your

dYu ~
siunarg aud
rcisa uncy gentlemen
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
NOTICE.
Sheriil-s Sale Of Real Estate,

-
Dv ,gFfse Of ~ cx,eui!Sn to mr. slroctrd q.
y ehcft-f 81 Mississippi cpuniy.i Nill on
I.g -aie tn rhe hi shfst IA beet bitldcf. ctvd
~ l,hrce t,Daths the foluwinK described tract VI
parcel oflasd tow Ttc casf hail or TIT north
1,st g',a',r " 81 srci!uu fniirtrrn 40 in town
ship aficc 40 ninth, Of mnge eleven an. cns
Of ihr NH Principal Meridian containing riuhiy
can aci's ni lnnd ut The door Oi the uuuIi hOusc,
in Orctnla Arkansas on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, is-y
said land ivvirl op az u.s iropcriy @ Joshua T
.lsilri -ir. hiie viii takr piarV within l,gai
hour and enir with rood socnrliy viii be re
quir,d. and u lien retained on the land to secure
purchase nOavS.
. ..l~ -...,- JOHN u DRIVER
I. 'lsfrh of Mseissimi togniy.
May 10, iess W Z,
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Own Hair,

oc
uas st nrclh
i
Vfpui, frzE Eit,rn
free " tonn Que
IA col
h e M
u q 20 r Ion sept
tO y sen y ouc Thousand tho
TN e 10 :
ul IN, at riri.
rmgi can
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How to

n'
nc.ni f
ar nnd la
thin tfapn
% 1t u
oEtnt,sr
cp from nnn dndna
oil grease tanyhn ,sna
esd
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10

" INe ESor at l9S II, o Ast, 81
aere., ~ scr,g nbaye ordinary overflow, balance
wll ,,nhrrea. rpice 4L0. Tetms Ta.y
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10
Malaria !HMalaria!! =
READ. EELsCr. AND ACT.

ainof fvs-inc
sa a
II
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Is
i ih
ma w, n4 ghriu
n the
snd
'front.'
wnha
a Gic uhncl Ad'rys
4 , nm ta
For a
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10


,iyc~ M
- n
Ntn l-ssd Ito ne arer
CASSoS Ga Janes
niry ,mulara
"S" "'~~" "''''a 'S0" ' ~ ~
tee
sthth yttery lhar
rum 40 and tns uned
n,,nch
md dtcy
gnll.a las above
IL.
frors D-es aigF. 81
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10


Wnisos;
h,ri taken firk With
,our hnNng n ever, II had
nln Ia ADDalaIili Belts;
arci ri 'ully Of fits cicsi'd
Acme thsfNstr
,rcr ~ E,-t times with nrnnd appetite
chill
plysic. Mlhnc ,styissiy that
he hills and ferc ee fortunate
,novph " yOut nt!s,
!; Lam rcsftc,tuR-, cE,
j. WILSON.
ArIANTA. Ca, June 3 1915.
nEs iOTf %iissjS'
a,cc,Fphesiasi tlls
IN
y, crrsncit IasSsnn Who able Il
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10

u. W Thomason. Attorney
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10

re.Real ,he to.lowlng ccrl.icatce
The Osceola times., 1876-06-10

no. u
LO acrca. n ", u acc. ~ I. 10 n, II ., East.
\ valuable farm nIw rn-in4 ~ balea Of cotton
II .co ., ,oVl. lnTin- Suy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

The resolution of Senator Edmunds, In .
Fructing the Committee on Public Build
(gs and Grounds to inquire into the expe-
Fency OF making an adequate provision for
be speedy completion of the Washington
(onument, is a movement in the ri ght di =
Fction. IL is safe To say that the monu-
lent will never be built by private contrI-
billions. Congress ought 10 take hold OF this
ork in earnest, and the pre- sent Centennial
EAR Is just the time to do il. 1t is a national
hterprise, and consequently the power of
oneress to make the necessary appropria-
on cannot be questioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

In the Congressional Record OF to-day, in
osed In brackets, appears the following
Mr.. Springer and Mr.. Cox addressed the
They withheld their remarks
" revision" 1t is quite safe 20 say that the
nff-cOlOr" speech of the gentleman from
lew York Will undergo considerable modi-
cation before 1t appears in the Record
peeches made 10 members and the CALLER
s are getting 10 be very different from those
hich are made 10 the public through the
ledium o. the Record
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

IL Mr. Frederick Douglass reflects the SEN
ments OF his race generally on political
uestiOns, his views In regard TO the Presi-
eBcy are interesting. He is represented as
Rying recently said that 10 would be diff
nlt TO decide whether Senator Morton or
fr. Blaine is the stTOn gest in the public eSti-
nation, but that the former is the favorite
the cOlored people, and, next To General
rant, has more friends among the southern
fpublicans than any other man in the ma
ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

IN order thcr the iowoe and rapscRy escreass''9
stson Of THE STAR psOry be delivered 20 Us cor
~ and served 10 Subscribers az reasonable
~ each day, g necesscuy to close the forms
nearly as possible at O'Clock p. M Adeeva-
Es are th<re|ore requested TO send IN ther aoe-~
eps1as not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. II
cetsed after h'ts hour there Is oreut danger thp.
|th TIE e1cept'on Of in,pratire cases,-nsch a.
soths, Lost, &c.rthey crssot appear ssxa D.e
RosCSno dM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

The project TO establish a Night Lodging
ouse for the houseless poor, spoken of IN
mother column. commends Itself warmly
p the support Of all benevolent and char
liable people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

The precarious situation OF Turkey, the
pick man" whose shoes Russia has long
ought TO occupy, Is a good deal aggravated
\ the refusal OF Romania TO pay tri butte
the Porte because he is unable to give her
bat protection which was the consideration
X the money. The refusal OF tribute is
kuivalent To a declaration of Independence
Pd the difficulties of suppressing the rebel
pn are thus greatly increased. 1t is the
lost serious event that has menaced the
htonomy of the Empire since the outbreak
the insurrection in Herzegovina Nothing
Pw can apparently hold the Empire to-
ether but the active Intervention of the
iars nteeing powers, and 1t is doubtful
neither they will take so decisive a step to
tevebt what seems to be manifest destiny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

The novelty of horse cars without seats is
popularity on the Second Avenue railroad
New York, If we may believe the Herald,
hlch sffirms that cover 102 per cent. pay
pre- and get no seats" For instance, IL 200
eople take passage In day on this line,
poo OF them get no seats. The ridiculosity
this statement is apparent. Probably the
ferdld me ant 10 say 50 per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10
LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-On the 9Th inst a black N AIMED gold hoo
IL attachment of FAB D8OP. The f n Ter will be
amply rewarded by leaving 1t at FRANK MID
DLkTON'S 1919 street. It.
90 REWARD.-Lost. On the sth iDst q small
tc DOG, with 10 g hair, v hite with ~
some Yellow en- the back; he'd on when%AO
L. st collar with nams and number Of house. lac
.b"ve reward will be given to whoever returns said
Dog TO 1921 1 street. fsbl0 2t'
OtT-A GOLDCHAIN ana SCHOOL MEDAL
] - with the name "A. Laura McIntre" engraved
thereon. liberal reward will he paid for the re-
turn Of he same to 80 r street Q. w. feb9-Ht
EOUND-A POCKET BOOK or Pulse with q
i small sum OF n oney in Ii, which the owner can
have by proving property aud paying charges. Call
at 13l6 9Th street northwest, ond floor. between
and o clock m. feb3 ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

Ne HuH, y sUsG,;1 sI91 I'm - : e, 60
~. sae Se II; $, Sc So e, - -; s:sy: q
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PERSONAL.
MADAMR ROSS,

This celebrated Lady Astroloe,n and Healing He
OF ID, northwest. She has no superior On defines;
Ing the Past, Present and Future. In leve or busi
Lees her advice Ia invaluable, describing yorf
ir3onds, pointing out your enemies, and informins
sou OF the sure way to success IN al undertaking.
temen, olW. SniJy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

N NRffiTH BEMBpIES-Tnesev valuable Prep
" Aras10ns POSSESS great virtue, aud are safe and
eure for all incident and yirulent skin Dis-
eeses including letter DANGEROUS, phtic, Scroll
ulous and Rheumatic Affections.
Fer thirty years had been afflicted with letter
tr1ed every known remedy without obtaining re-
mel aud After exhansting the prrssri ptiOns Of ply
stctans, G nmei ced experimenting myself. 1t
y enetn uncovered . permanent cure. Others sim
iie!fy en ted came TO me, and treated TN I'm as
nad myself. Ihey recovered, and their eertineates
Further experiments produced Q certain remedy
ior All diseases Of the ungs aud
htely removed IRON he breast Of colores lady,
rs Frances w iliians, 1tth street, between u and
hichory nut IN SIX weeks Also, from the neck Of
gentleE az, MI Willian =. Brooke, forrestvile,
kipgb xsilJ the re Of . hen's egg, in three
vesks khher OF these Petients will slsdiy testify
vaEts. tootbsehe, and swelling Of the face
ror particulars eau u my once, 123 9th stree,
porthvcst. febJ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

UrTRtL WINE,
CORNER 2OrH ST. AND FEsSA. AVENUE,
hre Offering beautiful PriBts at g. cent?.
Best goods in shirting- at cents.
splebdid Cotton. In blesehed aud brown, 10 cents:
tse csso bro~n Cotton, cents:
SO ards Alpaca, 81 eeDts, worth 81;
All OF ther Plaids and fancy Dress Goods st cost 20
reduce stock,
CSnlbi &c fdsiugs and lnsertings very cheap;
a beautiful assOrtment of Oas hmere Lsc-s
Carp e. II Get, Blankets cost, aud their entire
stock q Goods at lowest cash prices
all and see Tor yours-lvss.
EUBTREL q WINE
gaf - o. 1880 Pcnn-y lsAni. ave
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
THE STOCK OF
YAIES a MITCHELL
has been removed o.
No RIA sTm STKEET

NO. aIT rTH = hEkT.
So. - lev ooors above P-pnsv lyaaia avenue,
WI re, IN the chafgn % ". NJ Brown, Who win
rvc,pt' any d hts dut the lat trn a eel "A the
bNishte - lhee eck - rIice- much below their rr.f
Gel hcthsi value Tie ebtIe business DO ht
OF tht ssslguee Al %. very los figure q q cens
On TIE shd vii be sid to cash purchasers az
pricee less than ccrt % imporaaffo
IN the ass 10 eLt y M be fOlrd-
tN ysrds Black and Grss Stirfibe AZ r uorthIs
90 ysfds Black and hite Drses 1oods 81 Sc cbas,
stB P
iOo ysrds " hite smbric skirtine AZ 80 worth N
80 yards stripcd snd flAif Nansooks a, half prize
$50 yarcs Pied Otg-ndles AZ - sd ~ cents.
~ pieces Swiss Plaids in Satin - pee. with A fun
line Of lite Good ~ al kinds
g. ysids . iueh Black elk Vel Ct half 10. value.
b. yard. lr-h Linens In short lengths, ~, and ~
yard pieces.
Black Silks, Blsck Cashmere, Plain ana Plaid
nfe-s Goods, Cloths, Visa tells, 1sssrimeres for men
am boys. A full stock 81 Domestic Goods OF eli
kinds. Remrmbrr the iorstion-
No 3iS 9Th STREET NoRTHWGSr,
tebl-lm Near Pennss lNauia svenae.
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|D0YATOEs:
IL POTATOES
POTATOES

TIE largest, beat and cheapest STOCK in he city
90 co bushels PEACH BLOWS 900 bushels
|PBEhLkss 900 bushels EARLY ROSE; a pare
article; suitable for SEEp; All from western New
York. Also, New York MEDIUM and MARROW
|BEANS, and APPLES.
CHOicE d ESSINA and PALERMO ORANGES
|asd Ii MONS from latest auction sales for ale by
n. CRANE.
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AyENCR.
South side. In store formerly occup ed By Janney &
HORo. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-10

- Circulation More than Three
'ssnes that Of amy other Daily Pa
~ published fn " ashfn0ton, asd
berefore By far fhe Best Adrer-
Sing Medium fss the Dfsfrtcf Of
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MEDICAL. DC.


Ds; D: y; JONES. ,.lfes,. No. 81 Eorts Gay
c'afl,eiy 70 the Disea.es inciaenI to Women.
ia. LEON, the OIdsst established Laa,e, Pays,-
~ ctan, can be consulted at No. $40 Ii street
every Tuesday and Saturday. Hours l to O'Clock
a. Z. J.n'als sOnp,a,nts emsd. Residence. 80.
w When our Meoicated and Cspsiu PLASTER
Ill Immediately relieve and cure Diphtheria, Colds
ism, Group. sore Throat, Scarlet Fever. Corns
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, and sil Cases Of Inf animation
CssHoI Depot, Room ., May BEtLfing,
ians.lm. corner 20 o' : LEWIS Iia us = 20.
nR. BUCKLER JONEs.-Tventy years e. psri
.ap TumOrs guarantees a.iisi.otiOn. or no charges
B Bosiness confidential. 1SI r. Howard st., Bslh
Midwife Of o years. practice attends ladies at the
he Sss nscs Il s
private residence t.dis, pl.oins themselve. under
Ss; 81
"SATlsIAOIIOH, O PER BOTTLE. OSa
JS;os :Sss.sSn sa Az y DAhsTs.
.an.sS !. S Isst
fps;, SssissTsi1 Is Ss g = e
Structure, 81 Dhlis, and spermatorrhosa, Gases Of
9onnorrheS recently oootrscted CURED in to days
Soi.en entirely ersdicssd tbe system cnS VIII iS
on; the use Of mercury. erermatorrhsa, broush,
us%ory and insanity, general debility, organic
.eaane.s I'm Iotency nervous irritsDility symptoms
aesrt, pain. in back, dimnsss Of sight or siddness
sy self s pss
thsmselves In DR.; BIS hand can rely upon beini
high testimonials which be now holds from the Iced
ing physicians Of Baltimore. Once lSl 10Th stree
northwest, from to .. N. mar9-ly
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BOARDING..

BOARDING.
ROABDING-GoodB BOARD .ad ROOM at IS to
~ 80 per week, at No. 631 d street nprth-
west fsbl0 ST.
ROARDING.-Wanted,R ROOMS and BOA kD for
- two ladies. State terms and location. Address
J. A, 23Y New Jersey avenue. feblO.St'
I ODGING Rooms SO GEM rs PER NIGHT
IL or from 81 to % per week. Board or Meals at
reasonable rates, at No. ass Pennsylvania ave-
nue.. febl0 Inn
EURNIsHED ROOMS AND BOARD in q most
! desirable nfghborhood on 7th street very
able char ges; meals at all ours. Apply 174S
7th street northwest. febS Ct
DOAkDIN9-A pleasant furnished front Room
- on second floor, and use OF PariOr on first floor;
all modern conveniences; BOARD IL desired; locs-
ton very desirable. Address z. W. G., P o. Lock
Box 80. feb8 st.
FUbNISHED Rooms AND BOARD, in q most
Il desirable neighbor hood. Apply at zoos g ST.,
corner Of 2O,h northwest feb7 ct
E'OR RENT-Furni hsd ROOMS, en- suite or sin-
j gle, with Board, at 400 East Capitol street,
Graft Bow. febl- lOts
MILLIKEN's HOTIL, Come, lOtA axd e ss
1Fl northrest, WdShington. u. C., one square from
Avenue, r, 9h and 18th street cars.
No bar. dscle-tr
MEYEHs HOTEL
A70-472 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EnttysIy Rsnoratsd and Improved.
p,shed ROO Ms for rent by the month. novisSm
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FOR SALE.
LOB SALE-Large IRON SAFE, for banker
Il Jeweier, new; ali latest mprovements,H3
made to order II. HEMPLGR, Manu- E@0
featuring Optician, 453 Pennsylvania ave 81
nue., febl0 81
ESTATE OF CHARLES c. BUREAU ps-sons
IL having Unsettled business th the late Charles
T.. Burr requested call at at the office Of
Il. kOsS PERRY, Attorney at Lag,
febl0 81 No. 342 ID street.
EOk sALk-A second-h and IRON SALB,
Il medium size, about four feet high, In sg1 II
good order. Apply Boom =, 81 : 7th street. SSe2
feb9-3t'
EOR sALE-A Trotting STALLION, sired BY
l. Washiu gton, 6 wears old; Is hands; can
trOt ia 81; works gentle in single and dou- JA
bic harness; can be seen at GHIEA 4 o. IA
BORN s Stables. 627 street. febs St
LOB SALE Two Elegant Second hand La G.
Il DAUs, in good order and but little @1.
used; will be sold f,r less than one half
CLAkENUE at q sacrifice. Also, Two Second
hand Six passenger Close quarter ROOKAWAYS,
Four seat EXTEN SIONS, BUGGIES, PHErONS,
&C., at reduced prices, at
R0Br. II. 9RAHAM'S Repository,
feb8-3t 4t0 and IA Sth street northwest,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

Death or Consul General Dahlgreen
RoME. March 2l.-Paul Dahlgrcen,
Consul General Of the United States to
Italy. and son Of the late Rear Admiral
Dahlgreen. died here yesterday.
Egyptian Securities on the Dscline.
LONDON. March 2i.-There has been
q panic and n decline Of from 8 to ~
In Egyptian securities to-day. In conss-
qusnce OF Disraeli's statements In The
House OF Commons last night, that the
Khedive desired that Caves report
should not DO published. because Egyp.
tian finances were in an unsettled state.
and the report was Of a confidential
character.
Government securities were generally
weaker. probably in sympathy. though
many parties Of high standing attributed
the fact to Disrpli's explanation last
evening during the debate on the
Queens Title bill. that Russia's con.
quest Of Tartary is well known through.
out India. and the Queens assumption
Of the title Of Empress OF India would
be received Us a sign Of our determine.
ton to maintain our Indian Empire.
Home railways are firm, and changes
in prices are generally upwards. Amount
Of bullion Honeinto Band Of England to-
day, eiC, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
lame. Gordon BENEFITS Rallroadlng

IRON the Rocheser hxpress. harshi III
Jim BENEFITS special train passed
through Rochester at foIty-three min
utrs past nine this morning Mt n lively
rate Of speed. A large number Of people
Gathered at the Central depot. to get o
Glimpse Of his "highness' and party.
"a The train whirled through, jim APP
reared at a window OF the palace coach
and throw q kiss OF his admlring friends.
Tho locomotive (llO) which drew the
special was in charge OF james Wood,
one OF the best engineers ON the road.
II will be seen by the following that the
average running time between the Falls
md Syracuse was nearly n mile a
| minute. The distance is loI miles, and
n was made in lG5 minutes--l5S min
| utes running time. The distance from
| Niagara Falls to this city Is 10 miles.
II was made In I hour and 10 minutes.
including o stop for water at Eagle
| Harbor Of 8 minutes. and at Palmyra OF
4 minutes. The running time from the
Falls was exactly n mile a minute.
Tho. time made from Rochester to
syracuse was Sa minutes. The ENG.
. neer was 10 get $1,000 IL he made the
\ distance in CO minutes. which would
have been the best time ever made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-24
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