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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-31

TIE Black Hills miners have evident.
ly convinced the Government Of the
folly Of attempting to interfere In the
business OF gold digging. and the latest
accounts do not represent the Indians -
Troublesome. Left thus to themselves.
they have discovered gold in paying
quantities. with oooasionh rich strikes.
which when communicated By telegraph
posssss all the fascination which early
reports from California had for our
friends in the East.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-31

he total amount Of property owned
BY u Of the United
stasni.us7o ID put down at $3.50. s24.-
sos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-31
MIL AND MINING

Location OF works, Gold Ilili Mining Dis
trirt, storey county. State Of Nevada.
Notice.-Therc are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account Of assess.
ment mo. 49, levied on the 2oth day OF Decem.
Der. 1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. a. fol.
lows:
Nnmes. No. Cert. bhr. Ami.
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J0B WORK n, sso .sss.' I. ~ DG s..s Al. 4.
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LATE TeLEeRAMs.
T N.
wt.siew. che D..ssa Fsrgsr.


NEW YORK. Jan. z9..Deteeavs Dear
born OF boston' arrived mere iLoln
washington To-day. ne says wiusion
was no In Auburn a. any ums since nus
last departure from boston' iie rePoIts
that Secretary Fish, siter eonsuinns
with members O. the oaoinet, aeo.'ns
TO act In Winslow's case a. u Is NOT one
that can call for national Intervention
says, however. nat plan ma ossn
laid BY which Winsiow wiz nnu VOTER
S...s ~ d;.n.,chs. bavs been sent
~. concernins him. Dearborn bo-
i;svss Winslov carried with him about
s,os ooo I'm ns,ot;nbls bond, and from
400 n0S A. s9s oo0 In ooId coin esrtia.
-. II. 5sci;nss N rsysal the plan OF
~. ...nr;ns W;n.iov's rsturn. He
~ pn.,on ,h;s Afternoon
sos
Mysterious Rebberytn tue forA
Custom Hsuse.
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-The report that
IS, 600 in gold certificates was stolen
from the Cashiers office In the Custom
House IN THIS Guy ON u sis'' - evn'
frmed. Inc 'nel, wa u,s. Wv
once o' sIo S rano,..J 10 colIsctor
.u.,eu, IN - c.s.iu ,hs hands
A,'naI. Mno NJ noh;ason The cash.
=. - 49, ~. in ,hs service and
~, M "a ali M. ..sist,n,s
soo sih .S.,...s, %, ;-ntsor;tv Tine
NJ - H. at which has Occurred In
the oflce, and no explanation can be
given Al TO how II occurred.
...~..x, u..,.,
90 -, ,,,,,, a..
nosroS' .anuay q. ~ , M
niii,ihsty s'ore Oh
IL S'a.e s'fee., vas a s;T a",.ess
Anu a iaIse guanuty ,Sn sn,a,.a -
we're c~I,u "ry IT,. .hsn wsn,
sNa. 10y s.J celestial h incest
mn" .s,.s,s .nJ oiso \ I.rrs ausn.
III =, n,nmss. Ths Goods siolon are
a,.I.,S AZ o0o Ths An, bays Of l,te
. nns,a a. moi LON, s;nca ops
osen .s As-..IsJ. 49, amonrt
,.n5. o. ~h;.h he r. serving a
OF .ne Y' "n
sentence IN JAIL
a kissing baptist Misisssr.
NEW YoRx. Jan. ga general alarm
was sent out from police headquarters
to-day announcing the disappearance OF
hev. aist.neW JOHNSON" Dsp ~. ~,
man Oh trenton, ~ o., Wno NJ a-
MONDAY ana arr'seu sa,e'y IN .n's e'J'
since wnion uin no mas oesh mi'Sins'
Another Mystery - Puz.ic the Pc
lice.
BrooxLrx. Jan. ga horrible muir
dor wa. committed at Green Point TO-
DAY. Lne neaa .. anan Vas ,Suau
ing on west s'ree., hea. III,
oy siuzsn passing W. ns
70 ponce nsaaIua',s,s' uus,e .Io pu,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-31

NURoPA MININo CoArAnn.-
IL Location Of Principal Place OF business,
si ine,iIoo Of works, Gold Hin Mining Dis
Notes 10 hereby given. that q meeting o!
The Board Of Trustees, held on the ISL day Of
isnnsry. lsT6 an assessment CNo. 8 OF Twsu.
4, avs Cent? J7sc.) per share was levied upon
,hs essital stoek Of The corporation, payable
immsdiaiely. In United States god coin. 70
IL sscretafy, at the once Of the Company.
Room No. II nayward's Building. li9 Call
tarnla street, san francisco. California.
Iny stock upon which this assssemsnt shall
r.mslu unpaid on the ID day Of March, ls16,
viii b dslinqssnt. and advsrtised for ssle q
Peios .ifi Be- son on FRIDAY. the 9Ith day
Of March, ISIS, 10 pay the d~elinqusnt asssss.
nsnt, together. with costs OF sdvsrtisins and
X, orcss Of ths Board o. Trustees.
Otace-No. n Hayward's Building, tie Call.
street, San Yraaeisco. oalifofnia. la1itd
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And In accordance with Law, and IN order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the 2ah day OF
ptcempsr, 1915. 20 many shares Of each parcel
:, - .torh AZ NAV BE- necessary will b.
~, =. nnhiic auction. II the once Of the Com
ANY. f,ooms 5 and Q. No. so9 Montsomsry
sir.et- Fan Francisco, California. on hON.
NV the twenty. eishth day Of February, ls76.
Al the hour of o'clock .. =. OF s:id day'
soossSsr with coats OF advcrti'ing and srpen.
ses " WV. II. WATSON. Secretary.
omee-Rooms 8 and6, No. % Montgomery
.,sset- sau Pnnciseo. california. lasl I'd
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Mistake.

HopoKES. N. j.. Jan. 2o.-Adam vii.
liams. Of Demott street. Hoboken. died
to-day Of general debility. lie was 100
years old.
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BaooxLrs. Jan. 29.-Tho trial OF ri.
sach Rubenstsin. the jew. who il nc
eused Of numbering Sara Alexander. will
commence in the Oyer and Terminsr
Court on Monday. Counsel for the de-
Tense are confident OF being able to provo
an alibi.
a Jhirty.MiIs Swim In Tee water.
ST. Lours. Jan. 20.-Paul Boynton
swan from Alton to H. Louis to-day, q
distance OF thirty miles. There was
much floating ice In the river. which
made the trip difficult and dangerous.
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GQmiscil HOnrd.

Thirty three members responded to
their names at the special called meet.
ing, yesterday evening.
The committees report on the petition
to permit j. V. Lewis 81 Co. 10 lay q
switch track on East Sixth street was
read, recommending that.the petition be-
granted, under the usual restrictions,
and, after u short speech from Terence
Riley against the resolution, it was puE
to vote and adOpted-ayes 80, nays A.
Messrs. Duffy, Gray, KiehOorth ana
Terence Riley.
The special order for 4:3O o'clock was
then called for, namely: the ordinances
for second reading to regulate the prioa
OF gas with tie Clncinnatl GasIight aaa
Coke Company.
MI Fitzgerald spoke on the question,
and advised the Board to m IKE haste
slowly in the matter. He thought there
would be nothing lost, and there mghs
be something gained by going slow on
the proposition OF the Gas Company,
Wllch everybody is now fully informed
about. The fact that there is a company
With responsible names and the neces-
sary capital at its back, asking Tor per-
mission to build new gas-works and
lay gas mains through the streets aud
ways of the city, was reason enough not
to be i'll Il hurry TO renew the present
contract with the Gas Company.
The ordinance was then made the
special order Tor 4 O'Clock at tie next
meeting Of the Board.
Adjourned,
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LATEST LOCAL.

HINES STROBRGDGE lthographor al
No. 140 Race street, made an assignm ent
in favor of his creditors, to John NJ
Foster.
THOMAS RYAN, who lives at No. 81
Dock street. was arrested by officers
Kelley and Saeedy on a warrant charg-
ing him with assault and battery. When
taken to the Stati0n-house, razor was
found in his Spockets. The cnarge of
carrying concealed weapons was on
this account added to the above.
CORA KELLY, of No. 70 West Court,
will appear oelOre Judge Lindemann, on
the l4Gh inst, to explain how she
came in possession of a Jug
OF syrup and fowl stolen from Mrs.
Anne Pope, huckster. VIM. Kelsey is
accused OF being the thief in the case.
He will be examined at the same time.
CHAs. HUEFLE, former waiter at the
Atlantic Garden, was bull-doZ4I by a
sentence OF "Jlirty days and 500" by
Judge Lindemann this morning, on con.
VictlOn OF stealing an OVercoaG from the
check-room OF D. l.. llingheimer's
billiard nall on Vine street. The coat
was found Valentines pawn.shop.
where the impocunious Charles had
soaked it.
JOSEPH STICKLER keeps butcher
shop on the corner of Filth and Syca-
more streets. Yesterday afternoon a
young man came to his place, and
representing that he was a steamboat
steward on the steamer Oily" uegoti
ated tor the delivery OF $40 worth of meat
to his boat. This being done, he said he'd
step around the corner and draw check
for the amount. At this The jolly butch
er smelled a large-sIzed mice and quiet
ly posted Officer woodward, who came
and secreted himself to await the arrival
OF this Steward" He came in due time
and of red check for $50, signed ''Gov.
Steamboat Lily, per W. W. Renodex."
That settled 1t, and Archie Wood
yard stepped out and collared the "bilk."
His real name is N. W. Roach. rh;s
particular cockroach is n,11w accused of
forgery. an1 Will be examined before
J"1ge Lindemann next Tuesday.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
WestjOhn Convicted, and Rev.
RObt. Doyle Arrested.

~ NSSNJOAa SVANASGCuS dhN khGNa
RObt. Doyle Arrested.
In the United States Court, The jury
in the case of Frank. Yves uohn brought
in verdict convcting him on two
counts oil the indictment for voting il
legally in the Second Precinct of the
Eighteenth Ward, and attempting to
vote i'll the First Precinct OF the Fourth
Ward. He was remanded to Jail. A.
motion was made for new trial, bat it
had not been heard.
Rev. Robert Doyle, of st. Edwards
Catholic Church, corner of Clark and
Wesley avenue, was arrested, this morn
ing, by the United States Marshal, and
brought before Judge Swing, upon the
Indictment against him for Illegal voting.
He entered @plea OF not guilty, and was
released upon giving bond in the sum OF
$1,000, with j. j. Sullivan as surety, to
wait trial.
Michael GiIligan, indicted for cOnspir-
ing to defraud tue Government Of reYe-
nue., and carrying on Illicit distiilin4,
appeared for trial, and entered plea Uf
guilty, upon which the jury formally
returned a verdict TO that effect.
A decree in favor Ut the Government
for the property seized in this case WAS
ordered, the sum being S99l.
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He was trying to sell them to the fire.

He was trying to sell them to the fire.
men.
Captain Lehman had his suspicious
aroused, and with the aid of p. .. Days
one of the iiremen, arrested him and
took him to Hammond-s rect Station,
On being searched some loose cigars
were found on McCarty.
These and the TWO filed boxes wers
identified by Andy as the ones stolen.
A charge Of burglary was preferred
against McCarty. He says he found the
cigars in lumber yard on Front street.
between Rice and Elm, but how they
got there he could not tell.
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NfeetfIlg oil Democrats at the Ear.


- -hsAtfs HSJ House.
Yozsefday evening "a large number Of
Democrats met at the Burnet House to
have an expression of opiuion ON the
propriety of calling public meeting To
express their indignation at the action
OF The Returning Boards of the South,
Among those present were Hon. Geo.
I'll. Pendleton, l. j. Miller, Captain ThOs.
sherlock, Hon. Alex. Long, Z. NJ. john
son, Col. X ersted. Captain Q. w. Hol-
loway, JuGg9 Oliver, Col. L. A. Harris,
Isaac Mack, W. L. Bishop, Edmund Dex.
ter, Captain Neare, l. NJ. Jordan, S. v.
Reid, Nick Johnson, Tom Callinan, Al
derman Sutton, David Gibson, W. U.
Caldwell, Judson Harmon.
Speeches were made by Judge Oliver.
Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton, Mr.. W. j. O'Nefl,
Hon. Alexander Long, Dr.. Spence, Hon.
|. j. Miller and S. V. Reid.
The following, offered by Mr.. <. N,
Johnson, was adopted:
"R4solved, That a Committee of fiya
be appointed by the Chair to call meet
ing, irrespective OF party, for the pur-
pose OF expressing the Indignation 0E
the citizens OF Cincinnati AT the frauds
which have been perpetrated on the
people OF the United States through the
medium of the Returning Boards uf
Florida, South Carolina and Louisana.~
The Chair announced that he would
make known the names of the Commit
tee through the press, and the meeting
adjourned,
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS
As to the Presidency.

NEW YORK Dec. 7.-Tne Herald, eGi
torialy discussing the result of the
Electoral College meetings yesterday,
Gays; The regular certificates give one
hundred and eighty-fve votes for Hayes
and Wheeler and one hundred and
eighty -four for Tilden and Hendricks. On
The face OF the certificates Hayes is
therefore elected, and, we ju ige, it is
probable that this result viii stand. AT
all events the burden OF proof is now on
the side OF the Democrats, with the
prin1G JdCie case against them. Under
ordinary circumstances the certificates
of the EleGtoral Colleges are accepted as
CONCLUSIVE, ana it requires the strongest
rebutting eVideNce to imIeach their
validity. Tue D2m9erats VII make a
vigorous stfGfgle in g0ng ess to have the
certified votes of Louisiana thrown out,
but we doubt whether they themseve
have any expectation of success. They
may gam party advantage by agitat-
ing the subject and parading evidences
OF Eraul, but it is against all probability
tnat they will succeed in making Mr.
Tllden the next President o! the United
states. They may lay the foundation
log breaking UP the Republican patty,
but tKey are net likely to prevent the
inauguration oil Mr.. Hayes.
Thc New York Theaters
were bat sllmly attended last night, and
at the Uuion Square Theater there was
no performance, in consequence of the
Brooklyn disaster. ,, -
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

ED, ARMSTRONG and his beautiful
bride STATED on an Eastern tour this
! morning. --.s ---,7y,r. n p
MISS BALsEY, of this city, has been
selected to teach wood carving in ibe
new school OF Design of st. Louis.
j. X. PoINsETT, JR., OF the Returniug
Board, New Orleans, is registered al the
Arlington Ethis morning, on his way
East.
COL. G. S. ANiMEL, of rnrv rc,,,, oH,,,
Comma%~SS ma, 81 OF the First Regiment Hayes
and Wheeler Guards, is in the CITY. the
guest of VIM. W. RUsK. ESQ.
MR. ROBERT 4. FoRsYTuE has accent.
ed the position OF passenger agent ior
the Memphis 81 Little Rock Railroad
dis once Is Az No. l Burnet House
Block.
Lloyd Calvert, New York: M. A.
Johnson, Baltimore; j. G. Ambrose.
louisville; J. Sharp, Salem, Oalo; IL. T..
Gross, Chicago, are among the promi-
nent arrivals at the Arlington thIs
morning. ,,
Is. 3AVAGNA IL SON made TODAY
salpmehl OF some OF their excellent
goods to a customer IN Paris, France,
theie iS nothlhS IKE honesty aud fair
dcailng to gam Il Worldwide repuLa.
Jon.
Il. NJ. BICKNELL. EX-Councilman from
the Third dtd, who at one time W,s
OF the Broadway Hotel
died at his home on Longworth
street, near Elm, at an early nour this
morning ol paralysis. Mr. Bickneli WAS
Il native Of Connecticut, bat came 10 this
city at an early age, and served in tbe
capacity of bell-DOy. Al his death ia
was possessed of "a com Ortabie iortune,
He leaves q vie but no children, AZ
one time he was in the wholesale Hhisk-
business with Taos. HUM
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DTED.

MORRIS-Thursdaym mrning at 4:3A O'Clock,
W, eldest son OF Wm II, Morris aged 4 yearS.
Funeral Saturday morning at O'clock + ON
the residence 81 his father, corner OF Observa-
tory and Hatch streets. Mt. Adams. Friends
invited TO attend.
POLLARD-In Newport, KY, December 4,
at 7. NJ, Lille, only daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. #. j. Pollard, aged years.
louisville COurier-JOurnal and Richmond
iVa.) Dispatch please copy.
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subject to special committee, consist
ing of Messrs. Howell, Payne, Wood,
Randall, Holman, Warren and Sparks,
with instructions to report line OF pol
icy to be observed by the party at All
adjourned meeting OF the caucus to be
held Immediately after the session of the
House to-day.
The course of the President, and es-
peclaliy the action of the House, has
caused great excitement here. The
Democrats talk OF impeachment and the
Republicans feel that an important
point, i'll Il party sense, has been gained
by the first presentation ot the report
from that side. The report OF Sena or
Sherman and others, sent by the Presi-
dent to canvass, fully sustains the ac-
ton OF the Returning Board of Louis
lana. 1t gives an account OF the origin
of The State law creating the Board,
which camo out of the Ku,kluX d tiiculty
i'll 1872, when it became necessary 10
adopt some measure TO protect the
rights OF those whose voices were
silenced by intimidation.
Republican Salute.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. THE Republi-
caus OF JuIs Dls,ricL fired u salute of one
hundred guns AT O'Clock to-day in hoo.
or Of the election OF Hayes ana Wheeler.
The Senate To-day.
The Senate waj called to order at Il
O'Clock by President pro TEN. Ferry,
and prayer was offered by the Chaplain.
The Char laid before The Senate an
inventory Of the property Of the Senate
in charge OF the Sergeant-at-arns. Laid
OIL the table and ordered printed. Also
communication i'll the form OF
Il petition from Carl Schurz and j. b.
Henderson, asking that the COnstitu-
ton be amended 50 as to allow the Eiec-
tornl vote 10 be counted by The supreme
Court.
Mr. Edmunds said the matter con-
tanned III the communication had al
ready been reported TO the Senate. He
moved that the Communication De laid
Oh the table. So ordered.
Mr. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing said he was authorized to re-
port back the Message Of the President
and accompanying documents in rela-
ton to the Committee sent TO Louisiana
TO witness the count.
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NEarrsSge Lscenses.

The following marriage LICENSES were
issued since our last report: -
f. G. Armstrong and Ella Patton.
VIM B. Hand and Kate Toohey.
W. e. DearWester and 5. Aweleger.
VIM. Sack and Llzz,e Brennan.
TheO. Meyer and Maggie IIuf.
U. emensperger aud V. Amasun,
Geo. Wetteejck aud Eiz Schmidt.
Wm. CuDm go and Baraafa j. DGIott,
YIN. An5oh cid Ella Z. Bush.
Pa. Ginon and Ann Kelley.
3. 9. Bonnel aud Ann NJ. Hunt.
VIM. S egia and Carolina Schering.
Jno. Bayer and Rachael Bremen.
Jos. Jeans aud Marlba CHRISTIAN
John Il. BerderWelle and Emma Ren,.
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BURGLARY.

After Audy'a saloon, on Sycamore
street above Fourth, in the old Post
office buiitHng, was closed last night.
burglars effected an entrance from a
side alley by prying open shutter ana
breaking cut a pane of glass from the
window. A lot of fine imported cigars
were taken.
Shortly before noon, shoemaker who
lives on Walnut Hills and gives his
name as Thomas Carty, alias Larry
Howard, was found ut the Rlce-street
Elgine-h S.e with two boxes OF cigars,
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Fire In St. LNniS.

Nati0naI Assoclated Press to The S.ar.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. IA fire last
night AT Nos Sl4 and SIG North Fifth
street destroyed property to the amount
OF $4,000. j. IL. Koppleman & Co., fur
niture dealers, are the principal losers.
Iheir loss will amount TO $4,000. All
the losers were fully insured.
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FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Fever Heat at the Capital,

National Associated Press to the STAR
WASHINGToN, Dec. 7.-The Democrat
ic caucus held i'll the hall OF the House
Of representatives. Immediately after
the adjournment WAS called Oh the spur
OF the moment, and partook of the ma
ture nj an Indignation meeting at what
was denounced going outside Of official
duty by the President in making an
nf1eial and partisan report OF private
gentlemen. No decided action was
taken bey end q reference of the whole
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ga message
from the President, transmitting a let
ter from Senator Sherman and others,
relative to the affairs Of Louisiana, was
read. The letter recites the history of
the appointment of the Returning Board
in Louisiana and otaer SDutborn States,
and proceedings attending the election.
Mr.. Reagan reported a bill to amend
Section 3, III OF tuesreYised statutes, in
relation 10 The entfy and delivery Of
goods at intermediate posts. 1t pro-
vdcs that IS any vessels enrolled ia The
United States snail touch Ut an inter-
mediate point OF the Uaited States, it
shalt be permitted tY enter ana deliver
goods upol the PRESENTATION of the
manifest, and having the same fled and
passed.
Tnd action Of the committee whtcu
went to New Oreaus at the request 0.
the PresiGe3G in order 10 witness a far
count, then relat0d lDe course they pur-
sued in order to get tks desired informa-
ton.
SENATE.
" AsHINGIOE, Dec. 6-Three Sepa.
tors, to be appointed by the Chair, were
added to the Committee on Privileges
and Elections to aid in carrying out the
resolutions providing for inquiry into
the elections OF several Southern States.
Morton, OF Indiana, asked Tor the ueuu
10 inquire into The question
Of Chinese immigration. The commit
tees remain very nearly as constituted
at last session. Me, Sis. Blaine and
Price are substituted tor Morrill, and
Carpenter. Mr.. B aine bas gone 10 the
Committee Oh Indian Affairs, i'll place OF
n orril. Mr.. harvey takes Toe place Of
Mr.. Boutwell, as chaicman or Committee
on Civil Service.
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John Morrissey contradicts the state
ment that in recent speech he fell into
pleonasm, thus: 81 have no prejudice
against any negro OF African descent on
account OF the color Of his complexion"
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For Louisville.

THIS DAY, 7.h, at Z. NJ, POSITIVELY,
az h the U. $. Mail Line Steamer UNI
.,!sssf5STF1 TsHiSF1 led STATES, Ben. NJ. Merrlelees,
y A!zS7=z''i1s2a Master Freight received at ali
hours on Wharf boat, foot Of Vine street. IL.
Nj Wa ade, superintendent.
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For New Orleans.

SATURDAY, 9th, at ) P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
TT h. CALUMET, Dan. Moore, Master.
sSf!sssS Apply on boaru OF to Royse & Mos
ls''s'st.'1''sset n att, licGuire, j. Canning
j. 9. DO, man h Co., A eats.
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For New Orleans.

9TH, at p. NJ, PO ,ITIvELY.
F5% T. THOMPSON DEAN. W. B Miller,
,s.fs, Master Apply Oh DO nd or to j. s.
x NS-,'AadsAss4 itobns0n, hOyse Il Mosset, w. S.
Getty, Geo. Charter, Agents.
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For XeXAY.

MONDAY, WEDN NsDAY anu FRIDAY, at
8P. NJ,
fssF', n BANNOCK CITY, J. W. Kirby,
s4i.ss5S4 Master Apply on board, or at A.
'sa--;i'rs'zS hennelPs, corner Main and Water
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-07
For Mcnnhis.

SATURDAY, Oh, at P. NJ. POSITIVELY.
gssF, n ANDY BAUM, II. j. Vinton. Mas
,isf::sss.; ter. Apply on board, or to Royse
hA'H-%s=i-''s Mos,ett, agts., on y. .. wharf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-07
Co7liery Fire,

National Press Association to the Star.
TAMAQUA, PA, Dee. 7.-AbOut mid
night last night the coIliery owned by
the Alaska Coal Company, about mile
from this place, was discovered to be on
fire. The breaker was totally destroyed.
The fire was evidently the work of an
incendiary. The loss is estimated at
$l2 900; insurance not yet ascertained.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-07
For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 7th, at 4 P, NJ, PO,ITGvELY,
f5zg = the C.& O.R.R.Packet BOSTONA,L
ga az ffsE Bryson, Master. Freight received
.@'.''a-Ea at all hours on Wharf-boat, foot of
blUaiWaJ. W, Honshell. superintendent