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FoRE,cM WEws.

rhs Isssrreetiss Assssss -rurhsy,
yrxxxA. April III Prince GOrtscha.
kof, the Russian Premier. has sent tho
insurgents an intimation that no aid
will be furnished them by Russia
unless they submit. The insur.
gents demand the Withdrawal Of
the Turkish troops. Tho servians
have refused to answer the inquiry by
Turkey regarding the movement. Of the
Servian troops.
The Priacs OF wales ~ Malta.
NArLEs, April THE Prince OF
Wales on arriving at Malta, on his
homsward journey. was accorded q most
enthusiastic reception.
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..o w.d son, pow tho IN to SIC US.
IN seS ,rr..l.s 'laIa So us."

Behold that pale. emaciated figure,
With downcas, eye, like -ope criminal
aboit to meet ais fate! Sec that nerv-
Gus, dislrustiul Loo, as she walks a'ooy
NTH sloS and uas eady step. The pirS
tss Lett her ,hee'is rrd the cherry her
" y. Ice occe sps' s..rg. darcirg eyes
r o now dull ard e.p.esSior'eSs. The
o-cs werm. d'mpisd hards are now thin
rru co'l. Her beau : has fed. Whit
has wIo,ght this wondrous change?
What Is that which Is lurking beses.h
The suriace OF that o,ce lovely fom?
Does she rer'ize her ies.o'o co ,d''ion2
j. she ava OF The wocful appearance
Sc makesi Woman. rom her very ma
,S,e. Is subject to &C. .aloguo 81 diseases
hoL which man Is entirely exc npt.
Marc Of these meladies are ipduced by
her oSn careiessress, or thro igh ignor-
sr,e Of the laws OF her being. Again.
many Female Diseases. " properly
treated. might DO arrested In their
ronse. aud thereb- prove o: short du-
o.. They should no. 10 let to an
s1perienced physician WAC does
10. understand their NATURE. ard Is.
4 eFeic Q, ircompe.er: to ,.eat them.
Toe imoo ,aree Of lending TO femr'e
disers"s In 49, err''e /. y: .es canros
DC too : orgy e.. For reelected.
tee .Iequer' y le ., cors,mo,'ou,
c.-o,'c ,ltN.S. al o Q n,'mes 20 in-
So .. "a - c'ss Of female dis
esses, DIR. PIG IS fftlt. e prescrip on
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NEVADA.
r..., s.oo,I.r Array In Eureka.

Fats, shseti.E Array In Eureka.
EURxxA, April z. - This morning
about hali.past one o'clock three pistol
shots were fred at the corner OF Main
and CLARK streets by Dan Sullivan. q
gambler. His victim was Joe Sshram.
knawn AZ Dutch Joe. Two shots took
effect, one in the shoulder and the other
in the abdomen. The wounds will prob
ably prove fatal. Sullivan was arrested
aud lodged in Jail. The trouble COM
menced in tho sazerac saloon, where
both had their pistols, but no shooting
was done until they got out ON the side
walk. Schram did not FIRE his pistol.
The origin OF the difficulty Is not known.
Schram was under tho influence OF LID
O aud Sullivan was sober.
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The ISrxILIoxsr vorrn.-Registsripg

The INTELLIGENT vorrn. Registering
Is proceeding slowly in Virginia. This
morning at II O'CLOCK the number OF
names regularly inscribed In ths First
| and Second Wards, Justice knox's dis.
trict, was 800. Ir the Third and Fourth
wardJ, the township under Justice Cox's
supervision, 3Gs voters have entered
their autographs.
FREIoHr RECEIPTS. - The following
lights for Gold Hill AMI Virginia City
we're received to-day by the Virginia and
1T exec Railroad &c car loads OF
y ID, 81 Humber. Q merchandise. 2 barley.
2 tiour. 2 s.s.ings. 2 nut pine. I hogs.
l ircr. l CO f, shingles. lay.
ST. s.oLDSrs' II ETSG.- The an
rra' ne, - 4 tho ST. akhrlders OF the
-. 20 l..ri C.l. ny will be held
ut tho oGics the eoIpany. in Eai
-'mnc' ,cu, O: -. LIST Of Lext month.
See oEicinl -o,.ot "A our advertising col
,nns to.l.,
NAsKoS Is, ,ry.--Thomas Gafiney an
emf OF :. vrginia an Truckso
rai.rcol, rece-., d lainful but not
seficrs injury his morning while coup.
liz cas- in the Gold Hill yard. Ho
hal q very narrow escape.
THE s~prink'ine cart has bee= in OPP
era.ion in Love. Gold Hill for several
days. It Is hoped that tho storm which
now seems threatening will end in rain
enough to lay the dust for ut least
t~wenty.four hours.
OKE surrMrSIs.-By the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad. during tho past TWEEN.
;y-iour hours. there have been shipped
iiS carloads Of ore to the different mills
ON the Carson river.
AssEssNESr.-An assessment OF 81
per share Is levied by tho Crown Point
Miring Compan-. delinquent ON the
lC.b u ILay ne. See official notice in
III, '.va-;ising co nan to-day.
b.. = KEY was at Carson last night
18th two 81 the men supposed TO have
been concerned in the robbery OF bullion
from tho Columbus stage.
PREpAsA n ARE being made to try
20 use 81 locomotives H. tho Sutro tun.
lei for drawing .ae cars, n place OF the
mlies o used.
Tnr plans for John Piper's new opera
mousse have been completed. aud the
erection {. tho building will soon be.
commenced.
THERE was a small panic in the ophir
mine yesterday. caused by the workmen
getting tho signals confused. No harm
was done.
The work Of making voters goes
bravely on in Virginia. Men are being
admitted to citizenship daily.
The police Of Virginia are trying to
do something with the hoodlum element
Of that city.
JAMES TnEvILLiAS returned last Tues
day. He appears to be in good con-
dition.
TnE Sherman mill will shortly DO
started up on Justice ore.
No .iAns from the East were received
to-day.
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ruE xxruuE
Ja.ss 4. sssaa shss Dead Jeh.
Marphy. Mis slayer. Arrested.

The following particulars Of the shoot.
ing at Empire last night have been re-
ceived:
Last night. in Dutch Nick's saloon, at
Empire. a man named John Murphy as
saulted another man by the name OF
James A. Sloan. battering and cutting
his face In a most horrible manner. This
was al nine o'clock. Sloan vent imme-
diately to "fx" himself. rs IL was gen.
orally understood. 4.
He was absent hut a few minutes. and
- hs approached his assailant from the
street. Murphy commenced shooting.
The firing was returned by Sloan. and
several shots were exchanged. One bali
took effect In Sloan's body. killing him
instantly. Murphy was not wounded
in any way. none OF Sloan's shots taking
effect. Six.shooters were the weapons
used.
Murphy was arrested q few minutes
after the ARRAY BY Constable W. III.
Lang, aud at 10 o'clock last night turned
over to s. T. Swift. Sheriff OF Ormsby
county. who camo to Empire for the
purpose Of taking the prisoner in
charge.
The affair had been brewing for sew
eral days, on account Of O debt owing
from Murphy to Sloan. and upon differ
ent occasions harsh words have been ex-
changed between the two.
Sloan has alwa-s borne the reputation
Of being a quiet ard peacsible citizen.
He was formerly n resident of Nut-pine
Valley. where he has , ranch and a host
OF friends. Murph-'s ann is said to
be very abrupt and aggressive when 60
Is drinking.
A Coroner's 'rcrest was held this
morning to inqui- IT,, tho facts CT the
case.
There Is great excitement ut Empire
In consequence OF To- affur.
I, Is only about one year ago 'iuce n
man named John MURPHY was hanged
in Ormsby county for murder.
A Later ard Nor aut'.estie Ae-
count.
A more reliable ard authe &c account
OF the above affair is, tina, during q quar-
rel between sloan and Murphy in regard
to an old money matter. Murpay struck
Sloan over the head with q siI.sh,otsr.
cutting : deep cash on his forehead and
temple. They thsn separated and Sloan
stepped behind the farther end OF the
bar to get his pistol. Grurph.. gcing or.
side the door. Sloai stepped son behind
the bar With his pis 81 in his nan (.
when Mu. III fred thr igh he win Nv
from he outside. AT the saile 'imo an
,ther ian, iaEei Best. who. ~..h a
brother. appear Il to be : king y with
Murphy ia the quarrel, Commerce. %
shoot with n pistJ! at Sian fson. the
further end Of the room. A ninber VI
shots were fired. 81 that II is a l!,.le un'
certain whether Sloan was killed by the
shots fred by -iuspLy or Best. The
man Best. v.io was believed to have
assisted in the shooting. was also ar
rested and lodged in Jail al Carson City.
Iii. brother has disapf cared. AMI up to
la o'clock to-day could not be found.
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VACANT places In the dental ranks will
never occur II you aro particular with
your teeth. and cleanse them every day
with that famous tooth.wash, SozoDosT.
From youth to old age, II will keep tho
enamel spotless and unimpairod. The
toeth Of persons who use Sozodont have
q psarl.like Wilderness. and the gums q
rosoato hue. while the breath Is pure,
and rendered sweet and fragrant. II Is
composed Of rare antiseptic herbs, and
Is entirely FREQ from the Objectionable
and injurious Ingredients Of tooth pastes.
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srArIoNKRY ANp JRWELRY.

]. D. Marshal. at the Gold Iilil Pos,
ONCE store, IL sole agent for oil
the San Francisco aud Sacramento daily
pspers. All the latest Eastern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received ~ roop as puhlished,
and delivered In any part of blank
hooks and stationery In great variety. Blank
hooks OF every description made 70 order a
and . nns assortment Of jewclry; Repairing IN
that line neatly and well done. A large STOCK
of toys AMI fancy goods. BEE regular advef'
tIseneu In another column. jeie
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ls.p.rsure. Is. Eys.isE.

TEAcukEs' CoSyESrioS.-Prof. Flint,
Superintendent Of Public Schools for
Storey county. says the Teachers Con-
vcntiou will be held in Virginia at some
time in the near future. In fact. as
soon AZ the weather 10 sufficiently pleas
ant TO permit Of all who desire to come
10 do so. All teachers Of Storey and
surrounding counties are invited to be
present. and are requested TO prepare
essays ON such subjects ~ they think
would he Of interest 10 the Convention.
The exercises will extend through two
days. Due notice OF the gathering will
he given.
S~An.YrELD GuAKD ELkcrIoS.-M the
annual election Of officers OF the Sars-
field Guard. held at Mixers Union Hall.
Gold Hill. last evening. the following
officers were elected to serve for tho en-
suing year: John Coserovs. Captain
(rs-eiected): Ed. Walsh. First Lisuten-
ant; Jas. Mccoy. Second Lieutenant:
Rod Kerriean. Brevet Jun. Second
Lieutenant; David Humphrey. Orderly
Sergeant: Timothy Heating. Treasurer
(re-electsdl: Thos. O'Brien. Secretary
(re-slected).
FonYrirrp TIE MoSxr.-Last Mon
day Frank White put up a forfeit Of sio
to ieht Bing Williams for $3.50 a side In
three weeks. Yesterday evening was
The time and the Washington Saloon the
place for putting up the final stakes.
Williams was ready with his money. but
White did not put In an appearance.
The forfeit money Was paid TO Williams.
These men hal q hght once before. when
White was beaten In seven rounds, the
time being thirteen minutes.
solp ron AssxssxxSr.-The attention
Of ~stock.dealine readers Is directed
to the special notices Of Secretary Dean
,~sIative 10 certain shares OF Imperial
snd Empiro stock, which have been sold
Tor non.payment Of the last Assessment
AMI showing how tho same esa % f~
deemed.
y~ror,,, Annxsrs.-Jailer Mccarthy
hal three sussts this morning. Joseph
shauehnessy and John Jones were
drunk and aslsep ON the strss', s
Robert Meuon was drunk aud d,sotuer'
Iv The officers have had . lively ume
Of IL for the past fev days.
Tox. Smith. a Virginia City special
,,o,;..map. arrived this morning. having
y tow three runaway boys whom ne
.sr,ured at Reno. they appeared 10
I'll sad over their capture a. 70 has rus
.raisd their ambition Of becoming sn'n-
ers.
J.xx wHrrx, Of omnibus fame. left on
.nis..urs tour Last night. lie may pos
s;bly extend his travels q tar a hu''
fsker's. but at present be u solourhins
AT The airing city OF washos.
prx...xr.-In Virginia City bs
asrtsy \. employed 70 stand on on:
..o..;n, and With q iong-handlsd shovel
lin. mnd on psrsons Who are sndeasor'
inc 10 navigate the streets below.
AxpY.' sALoox.-This is q OF 'h.
has. places in Virginia to get . sood
d,;nt' . sns cigar or a square deal. Th'
Inv. are always treated vsli' u every
thing IL quiet and orderly.
A NAN calling himself osrost'y Is
,.v,inc war upon the bsdbucs OF VIZ
nm. and Gold Hill. He lets the AMI,
S,sI. tYy to pronounce his name and
they die In the attempt.
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Honrox's CAsE.-Last Tuesday even.
ing q young man named Horton. who
has boon clsrking in the insurance Office
Of Mr.. Henley. ia Virginia. suddenly
exhibited signs OF insanity. and was
taken to the staiion.houss arl Locked
nm for safe L spipg. Ho is 4 ye.. gen.
tiemanly yong mn'. al nut 20 Years of
ace. and TO ear . for ] = irsai 'ty en- DO
assigned. Even a has "a limos TO elew
No his me ' abe .aiioa can IL ~; nei.
Al times be | a. iel that 'spc 'se1
'nrenss IA, I'D says tia. d n
mo.neit he ed - the st tion.toaso
TO fras meats aid = id a" in and ;boi
il fiying. hut he do .ot sh to z
eed TO ezt.epc-.i he fssls aide
hat justice W. : l. do Hill. i
other TINS 10 I !1is lee
.;cle.s for a bel ed 3 T. .irg in $40
ri .ss by the handful. Tn, Is no.lipg
boisterous or demo 'tra'.ye il his b.
ha,.or. Lest r'ehi the rrfos :na;e
yourg mrl wrs e.rmiu I b. Drr. Ven
L-,dt and AIKEN. who psonor,e 4 I'm
;n..,a ,hror,h ex, ,siye re Of s.-or-
.sn4,or Horton WI, .fsen I, ne
Co.n.; HoIpit-'. r,d II there is no
csspoe for the b,.ter, WI be ielt o the
wooSb,:J ,o Asylum In n few ,ays,
50, -,
80, nav .,a conmo1;ou.
hr;,, 70, ,,,u in The req Of
I"s Yes ~. n t.,
The -"~'r'ss
tn hr;li;n, "a of wood. md two sts
r;es high. by an ir FERROUS ;e,gemen'
tho copy Of the W .orl lii' Al RID
poi.ers WI sem 10 %p YER, S
usfeh. anr ,,a. I'll
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TO cAvDIDArEs.

We wish to remind al candidates for once
Of the coming town election that all announce
men.s in this paper and all slesthsn printing
must be paid In advance. We can accept Of no
Contingent Ar~rAngements. show ySur worth.
ps.- for the once By paying Jour priatsr's
bills promptly.
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A CARD.

To al who are suffering from the errors and
iodlscretlons Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss 81 manhood, etc. will stpd
. recipe that will cure you. froe Of charge.
This great remedy VAS discovered by . nils.
sienAry In soath America Send 2 selfsd-
drussed envelope to the Rev. Joseph 7. human,
station d, Bible House. New York city.
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A sUPYoCATING COUGH.

In . letter to Mrs. Isle, Of Chicago. = wei
known contributor TO the Western press, sh'
ascribes the cure Of q dangerous cough. accom-
panied b, bleeding. at the lung, TO Hale.
she ssyp, "threatened 10 sufrocate me- I
but the Honey OF Horehoand aud Tar hai
removed every trace OF IT," The letter was I,
q lady friend In this city. who has placed 10 ai
the disposal OF @. N. Chttsnion. Z Sixth ave
une. Pixies Toothachc Drops cure In on'
niuute
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LYos's KlruAmoS makes beautiful.
glossy, ~lu1uriant hair; prevents It's fall.
Ing out or turning gray. Il has stood
the test Of 40 years. Is charmingly per.
TUNED, ard has no rival.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoAnsKsEss.
All suffering from irritation OF the throat
and hoarssnsss will DO agreeably sur.
prised ut the almost immediate relief
afforded by the use Of Browns Dron-
chial Troches,"
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HAoAx's MAGNOLIA BALM preserves
and restores the complexion; removes
frecklss, tan and sallosness; makes the
skin soft. white and delicate. Its APP
plication cannot be detected.
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A,IxAY AcclpExr.
VIVA, Se,aysa the virEtnis asd
rrus.ss Tss .n This morning.

-
This ro..ing the regular passenger
tra.a was yer four hours late IN It's
arrival in tais town. Tho Central Pacific
trAia seemed to have been doomed to
v.satio = lelrys from ~ moment when
il left San Francisco. i. Altamon.. on
The Sacramento division. II was detained
three hours TO await the removal Of n
wrecked freight car aud the replacement
VI about enc hundred feet Of the track.
which had been torn away. This lost
time the overland train tried In vain to
regain, and II did not reach Reno until
half past 4 this morning. Here the
Virginia City train was waiting. ind as
o a. the passengers could DO trans
ferrsd the locomotive Reno started with
a frantic shrek to make up the time
lost by the overland train. The train
reached to within q mile Of washoe.
where there Is q sharp curve in passing
through u deep. prscipitous gulch. II
was impossible for the engineer to see
an thing ahead. until the locomotive
suddenly struck n huge bowlder
which had toppled from a towering rock
AMI lay directly across the track. The
forward piston Of the engine received the
shock. which caused the locomotive to
reboan.. but luckily did not throw II
from the track. II took two hours TO
repair the engine as well as possible In
the deserted spot where the accident oc-
Cured. and even then tho locomotive
was 80 badly disabled that she crept but
slowly up the heavy grades and around
the sharp curves. Finally. after reach.
ing Carson. a new engine was procured
and then the train whizzed along vita
unusual speed. and succeeded In making
good some Of the time lost. The pas.
sspgers had a very narrow escape. Tor
had the stone fallen when the train was
passing. 1t would have been thrown
IRON the track and many lives would
undoubtedly have been sacrificed.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

SPECIAL TO rus GOLD HILL DAILY srv'.
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were tabled

DR.. Buddington, Mcfarland, Taylor
and Storrs then sent the modsmtor q
letter in which they Withdrew FROM the
membership Of the New York and
Brooklyn Association.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Roman Fever and Paris Funer.
ais

Roman Fever and Paris Funer-
ais.
The season in Rome must have been a
peculiarly sickly one. Scarce a week pass
es that one does not learn the name OF
some unhappy traveller that has died Of the
Roman fever, either in the Eternal City it.
self or upon the road to healthier climes.
Very often the sufferer reaches Paris, only
70 perish there OF this insidious and terri
be malady. Several such cases have taken
place within the past few weeks. One Of
the saddest instances was that of a
young married couple, who came abroad
some three months ago, and who, after a
prolonged sojourn in Rome, returned to
Paris. The wife fell i'll first, and her hus-
band followed in a few days. In week or
two the poor lady died, and the gentleman
survived her but short time. As usual,
the hotel-keepers behaved with the utmost
brutality, sending the two invallds out Of
house as soon as the malady!deSlsred itself,
though it is not OF an infectious character.
Their French doctor brought in bill Of
1920 for some half -a-dozen visits. Dying
in Paris is about as expensive form OF
amusement as one can indulge in abroad. II
your hotel keeper does not turn you neck
and heels into the street. as soon as you
betray any inclination that way, your heirs
will be called upon to pay pretty sum for
the so-called damages done to the apart
ment. You may topple over in a fit Of ap-
oplexy, or die in a minute Of the rupture OF
an aneurism, none the less will you be
held to have spoiled all the furniture, the
carpet, etc and your estate must pay
roundly for it. The usual charge is from
$A00 to e5O0, though the indignant protests
Of the United States officials have in some
instances procured a slight reduction. =
Lucy q. Rooper's Paris Litter.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10
Chairman Republican State Central Comm
NEW CASTLE COUNTY DELEGATES.

At the meeting of the Republican Committee of
New Castle county, April l5th it was ordered that
the elections OF delegates be held in this county
Wilmington, from to 7, p. m. in the other dis
tricts from to o. p. m. The respective Wards,
Hundreds and Districts are entitled to send dele
ates as follows; Wilmington, LIST Wards, I'd Ward
4, Sd Ward 4, 4th Ward D, 9th Ward 8, 9TH Ward z,
7th Ward 4, oth Ward 2, 9Th Ward 2, 10th Ward 9;
Brandywine East ., Brandywine West g. Ohristana
North g. Chrstiana South 3, New Castles, White
Clay Greek g. Mill Creek 4, Pencader 3, Red Lion
East 3 Red Lion West l, st. Georges East g. st.
Georges West 3, AppoquinOmnk B. Backbird 2:
Total for New Castle county IL delegates
AT the same time and place with the delegates,
each voting district will elect three members OF the
Republican County Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-10

The unfayorable opinion of Miss Dickin-
ison's debut, which we printed yesterday
from the Philadelphia PresS,is not only not
contradicted by the voices of other critics but
all too fully sustained. The despatch sent
from Boston to the New York Tribune al
most derides the whole affair, and the no.
tice in the New York Times, besides much
more to the same effect, plumply says that
"Miss Dickinson won no laurels as play
wright, and her impersonation must be ac-
counted a fiat failure" We confess our
disappointment that no better report than
this is made of the play itself, for it was
entirely possible for the critics who saw it
before it was brought out to have detected
and judged OF its demerits. AS for the la
dy's dramatic talent, that was something
that had never before been precisely mes-
eured.