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ONE or 7UE RTHORS.
Inquiries Made of Some of tue Business Men
ai New York.

A rumor current among dry goods men
shows tue extent Of the alarm among our bust
ness men caused by the possibility that MI
nority President may be counted Ia by the TeyO-
lutionary cnt al in Washington. IL II "a the otfeot
thnt the PRINCIPAL dry goods houses are mating
new contracts with all their salesmen containing
provisions for their SUDDEN termination at the
will Of The employers that the change IL caused
by the apprehension that the Washington con
-airators may carry out their rule OF ruin policy
aud pat HAYES INTO the White House that tie
sovereign people will insist IN II the expression
~ their VIII ia the election OF lilden shall lie
respected ny inauRIr Jung him. and that the re-
suit viii Uv political anarchy aud commercial
chaos.
After careful investigation the Tumor proves
to nave very slight foundation. Such houses
az A. 4. stewart Go. nd Il :. j fray had heart
OF nothing OF the kind. So with most OF the
juDbiug houses but some Of these admitted
tnat they have made agreements with their
clerks trrnin ne IN thirty days. Ka ne. Spring,
u lie q Co., VINO come WITHIN this category, are
the euccessCrs OF :. Is. Cnttsnden, who Is stlil a
special partner aud II Is SAID that they we're
reiily actuaIed by fear Of coming trouble IN
Washington, Mr.. Cuittenden Is a kebuhlic.n
memOtr ~ Congress, ana this altitude of his
partncrs 10 business may or may not have some
rlguIirauCe.
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RELIGION AND INSANITY.
The strange IIalIucinaIion Of Young Grcen,
willie Carpenter.

Some time ago Bernard Weber young
carpenter Of Greenvie, told Father Mendle, at
the confessional Of 81. Paul's Roman Catholic
Church, that he tWebber) was the only true son
Of God and the living representative OF Christ.
lie said that he was above kings, emperors,
popes, bishops, and priests, and that through
him alone tho sinful could be saved. He assert
ed that he had often seen Jesus walking in the
church. Subsequently Webbor became excited,
and assuring the priest that Bismarck ana Won
Moltke Ind arrived In this country, he star ed
for New York u raise troops to resist the inVad-
ers. His friends with great difficulty took ma,
10 his home.
On tuesday Weber approached tho altar ~
-. Pauls ChurGn to receive communion. The
lricst refused 10 administer the sacrament t.
him. WebhrT arose, and In a voice that startled
the cOngreRa, ion, declared that he was tho SON
Of God, and must he heard. lie WIS removed
from the church, and in the police ststiOn An ex-
animation was N de hN County Physician Con
verse, VINO Thought that Webber had been q RI
ligIous enthusiast, md there IL hardly doubt
that he hae became Insane on the subject.
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MIR. sEL's NEWARK pULpIT.
The Ciergymen'- Trial tor Pcrmiuins Women
TO Preach IA ID.

10 Preach ia IL.
The discussion Of the Rev. Isaace NJ. sees
Cas- IN Newark was continued far into Thurs
day night. Dr. Balantine, speaking Of the
serious errors into which the accused pastor had
fallen In the cunduci OF his defeuce--error-. he
said. more serious than the original ofenco-re-
f,rrcd Ia severely condemnatory terms To- his
remark that Paul was the Bishop Of the church
Of his own time, not that Of the nineteenth cen
fury. "rhiz." said DR.. Balantine. "can mean
nothing else than that Piul's teachings arc not
TO be received TODAY Again, he said that the
Holy Ghost had taken q new departure and
that the only law he knew was the law As the
Lord, thy God, shall call Or. In other words.
that he did not rely upon the Bible as his law
The speaker added that Mr. Sea had already fnll-
en- INTO one very serious error by an adherence
to this doctrine. MI See supposed that h o WAS
directed 10y the Holy spint to permit women to
preach IN his church, although this thing WAS
especially forbidden in the word of God He
might say. as be mad said, that IL was Impossible
that the Holy Ghost could have inspired nlm D
do ANYTHING that the Scriptures prohibited MIN
from dong, but IL was perfectly PLAN that this
WIS exa,tlv what Nj. see said had happened.
DR.. Buluntine thought. however, that, III view
oDeyed the divine law, the charges ought to 10
50 modified as not to accuse him Of actual dis-
DR.. Knox Of Bloomfield thought IL was
absurd to suppose that when Paul wrote
that II was forbidden for women IN speak
IN churches be meant tue Corinthan wo
men only. Paul undoubtedly referred
20 women 81 all lands and all ayes for he wrote
n similar m lndate 20 Timothy. who was m
Ephesus, hundreds Of milez.trom Corinth. The
question oi women preaching was not fully de-
cided ny the General Assembly. but merely
committed in Its entirety to the discretion Of
y stors aud elders Of churches. He hoped ihst
II might be settled by the trial OF Brother See,
anu that should the defendant appeal, tue Cen
eral Assembly might settle tue question.
The Presbytery adjourned until edDe-dly.
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HARVEST TIME FoR BuRGLARs.


Residents OF New jersey, within thirty
miles OF New York, are seriously alarmed at the
increase IN the number Of robberies. A few
nights ago MIR. John Davson's store In Metuchen
was entered. Mr. Dawson heard the ntruders,
and summoning neiehbors, two burglars
captured. One who with them escaped.
The captured ones said that there raid
on the town that night, and that fifteen or
twenty burglars were In the plot. Next morning
IL was nsccrtained that eight or ten houses had
been entered and hundreds Of dollars worth OF
goods stolen. On Monday evening John somers' s
house In the same town was robbed OF 500 worth
OF property. within a week. while James South
wei - East Orange was going from Elizabeth to
Newark. he was stopped by two men VINO told
him that he had dropped horse blanket. lie
Jumped from his sleigh to 90 for II. and was
knocked down and rohhed Of $50 an overcoat.
and riur. The assaiiRnts escaued TO Newark
With his horse and sleigh, abandoning them
there.
The Rev DR. Kempshall drove a man out OF
his house In Elizabeth the other night, and in
the police station recognized him as one who
Her IN the evening. That same night the Blp-
tist Church in Woodbridge WAS robbed of valua-
bic carpets.
Mr. J. Titus OF Pcnnsneck refused to allow
some tramps to sleep IN his barn on Tuesday
night. The framps set the barn on Gre. and IL
was consumed.
young man named Hiil. OF Hack ensack. was
attacked on Sandy evening, while riding near
the village. He used his whip on the men, aud
they fred At him.
Farmer Monroe Of Rutherford Park saw
smoke is'uine from disused barn on his prem
ises on Christmas morning. and going there saw
six iramps fcastlng ON fowls Several recently
Killed turkeys were near. The tramps He'd.
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Homeopathic Charity In Auopa.hie Dose.

The ladies ~ the HOMEOPATHIC Guild had loug
been desirous that some one at lelt Of The cy nos
rltals should use the hommopatnc sys'em Al last the
paupcrs on Mard's leland. The Guild immediately on
the departure 81 the alopahc staa rented The
WaTdr, furnishing them Nlth much clrerfuluCf+
uursibe. ON Wednesday the boat trnm twenty ria n
"trcet o adteguts n from the Gud. aud treat NUM-
or NJ parcels lnd hf-krtH Vel nlcd. \ thuHtmaaa
tree WaH placed IA each wAri ot the hospital ana NOT
pgticnt was sighted. Ihe insane were allpsei o. de
curuo their own trees whoa thf an Nlth urrultdr
taste aud ingenuity Lemons, rralkrrH, apples hand.
kpfVhiefs, ueCkucs, amt great variety ~ acceptable
thuss were given m ihrm by the Homeopathic fades.
The oh efr Vi che Guild are persons VI wealth, aud
tlslI tnLrltLs ali On Al ample scale
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10 lhc divorce suit Of Bogart against Bopart,
ia which the wife soeks an absolute divorce ON the
GROUND 81 her hu' baudr inndeniy, motion we made
hureaay before Judge DAVE TO confirm the report ~
The rcicn'e IN her favor Dehnd4nte COUNSEL
certain rCmatNt the Ieiffc attached to rqnpntA
e. ~ upon Cci.aln nuun!s of fact. he uuyei th,Y
ur strNkcu Ut Amungtur-f va, o. 80 bu Dad ahru Il
have 60 ma th1 tho pl.inuh was ht inmate Tor Ne
hagun Of the de Nuull- pdtAtlN that tue untrul.
ant WAS an CAQulttc FOO, anu mFf"i rout uuiuA %
ans D." Jdise ply ~ f'd to know " tIo d'i"nt.
antr cnuHHcl thllld object ~ u" rrftrCrr Nr.llg
h.melf down an 'uss, ~ We ~ duFrcd.
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SLCRLJLY MARRIED..
Mnry Ann Hawthorn Requesting the Police 10
Find hor Trnnni IInshand.

Zine day, sirl' Mary Ann Hay born
said. al Ire sing Capt Copeland. in the Poice
Central ONCE yesterday "Blessings on You,
plain want you 10 find my hIs0ani. !
war married. four weeks ago to M. McNoen,
ore o them fellows they II jockeys, aud an
Irish jockey lac was, sure, for he hts be N alter
leaving me- hehinl. hAv0 been servant al
pulc1 ~.igoun MrLe.n's house, in Srrutd aye
nue. ana this coach-JOUkry ik0 lciuW came
around ipnlilg. | kint ~ liKed tho lid. YOU
see he was - ana am -, ana ne vas youugiSh
ana bright uNe, so just up ana married him
nuHuut letting any onc Know about 10. 10
dIln'. h ve much money, ana uad saved ~
close ora ltnou and liars; 20 rc2 t0 my feif
seZ T. Il II uye the lad a matter Of $3.50 io Il up
the houfs nice an co+ey, and while he ~ le,-
ting the furniture ~ iicht ~ stay with the
Doctor 50 ! a. one az Mt and giy"s HIN $50,
and sincc That blessed moment amt tut eyes
ON him.
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Business Qoiltrs.


MORLEY. X. Y. S,pt ~.
GENTLEMEN: To the early part OF last winter I was
suddenly Atacscd with very cold. which set
tied on my lunRe producing painful cough sorcness
anu Inflammation OF throat and lungs together with
prOstratiOn OF the whole system.
was Informed by physicians that nv complaint was
disease OF the ver, and treated for that disorder
A. er suffering for three months frei bottle OF DIR.
WisIAHs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, ana received
immediate ana permanent rcief. Since then have
used II IN other OF colds IN family, with tho
same satisfactory results | cousccntiously re-
commend IL TO all who suier from coughs cods,
pulmonary affection, as the best remedy which
had Yours truly, MARCUS No ALblSTkR.
on cents anu VI n bottle Sold by all druggists.
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Tho bones Of nehemotn,' standing over
~ feet han, 80 feet lcnf amt wtihYr nearly 100 tone
arr GA private exhibition NJ 325 Grand street, Inc
hors are nearly 20 feet long ,, lnche' In orcunf D..
rncr, hnd wrish 800 pOuuie each the lIVhnnrs are
si feet long, ana me trrtn weigh trOin ave eight
pounds eacn The shortest RIB ~ Nv feet long "a
the other bones are Ia " portion. Inc bones wor'
found IN the cOun.y of Monk, Two and n hlf muC-
from DunYile, Canada IN deposit OF Glue clay.
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Inspector Diiks, learning that gang OF IentA
Ward rougne, made uclr hcadquai crs around the
summit House, ~ the nlWcry, madu RAD yost, rday
Wbich rcsuitea la che arrest ~ Diamond jim, ON
J"hu DoHu inc murderer nt SIR Noe, accut,i on come
purity Nith hin Ia the murlri Toe puucc "a ecI ives
uturu the tAi'nNr vi ALY turn man As Diamond N 10
rad IoAu AfVlti thAi ttN DAD not MAnt hlin, AZ nis
arrest would Involve dNi.lun OF the reward.
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A new church organization known rs the Red
FORA Reformed Protestant Dutch Church mas been
formed 10 occupy tho church edce at Bedford avenue
and Madison street, brooGYn, of winch the Rev. }.
lIa-tcd Carroll pastor. The former organization
was Obliged TO dist ma because ot delt. Eightyklx ~
the Old members have Joined the new church.
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CoBY-cONGER.-O Thursday, Dec. u. 1875 :. iha
rc'dencc OF the brides parents, by zoe Rev Edwird
MOysca, h. iarkc COnY Of BrcnaAh L ~. 10 CIaTCe
C.; 4 9Shter o. ~ Gonger Of Fuiiua. n Y
MlNSON-POEIER- WASN'T lgtOn. II. g.. on Tu =
DAY, Dec 90. by the Rev. DR.. Parc' the Church I
the ZIP phluY, Harry r. Munson OF New YORK city 10
Nclle Ssran, daughter Of col Lewis P0rer OF wash.
ingtUp, ID. {.
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COLES. At special Term Of the supreme Court. he
fore The Hoo. a. L. Lawrence. Hehry - Coles irUn
rah COies. Cause, adultery Of saran.
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New YorA,. Grea, Opera House.

Mrs. Paran Steycns's square lot at Forty
fourth street and Madison has been SELECTED
the site Of the grand opera house and Scala -
A Is 20 nc the model Lut On an enlarged scale II
viii iron. 200 feet on Madison avenue ANA 10 De con
sIaeted entiTely VI granite, brick, AND iron,
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NEW YORW. FRIDAY. Dec. 2p.-Receipts OF
heevcs TO-DAY were "a car oa1a. 28D head making
1850 since Monday, against 3.@Oi for TIC rUndng
ume ilsi week, The market was nrin. especially Tor
good stock and most of the STOCK CHI irg hanIe IN
the morning. The lest car 10 I'd IL the market was sold
at from 11tec. ~ 10 dress o. To the gross cwt,
with VI head added 11g(r. to drc.a - ~ very
mon to prime steers RANGED from &c. ~ 30 drcss So
ms, up to lie, to dreAs b3 ms.
ceipts OF sheer aud lambs were D cars. or 1887
head, making Hi5 since Monday ag A'nst 77d fOt the
correlp unding time last week. Price fraction
higher, and the market was nrm at 4Nllec . Tor
common TO good stock. Nth couple of lOads OF
extra Illinois sheep 1000 1873 ms. average respectively
sold nj 74a75sC. n.
Receipts OF hogs were % loads. or 2 ss5 head,
responding time lust wecf None Tor 7slr piivc hut
3 nrn feeling. win good cornfed nomnsiy quoted at
dWedssc. N. Dressed hOyb nrln AZ 73lqsj IT,.
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Arrixed-FnIpAY. Dec. 90.

g. Agnes, Burdick, Philadelphia.
So Helveta, Pearce, Liverpool Dec 10, and Queens
town l4th.
Barr swallow, Henty Rio Janciro.
I,riR Elizabeth, Renauf, Rio Grande DO Sul Sept IL
Brig saga. Thomson. Havana.
Brig Zingara, Junc4, RIO GraDdc.
Schr EldOrsdO. Bowden St Marc.
Schr Minnehaha, Swift, Pornambuco.
Also the usual river and cOlstwise v,sselA
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M5RINE INrELLfGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-Tuts nay.
sun riqcs.,.. ~ sun sets. 81 Moon sets u
mon wATEH-rHf@ DAY.
Sandy Hook. 90 Gov. leland. 40 Hell Gate. VI
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&c., .sm., nta7c. Egg. nrm fresh. sosssc., lined.

lsc; skins, re6Tc Eggs hrn1 fresh sosssc lined.
1Sc1.2c
UHAu,-wheat was dnr and prices irregular and 10.
prcssedi sales $4,000 bush, IN the following range
Spring No. L. t14Sg "a; No. 2 spring Chicago nnd
Milwaukee,, ti 3i@t1I1; rejected ami No. spring
fls?@u.A red winter, Il 35nsl AZ cmher DO, u5G&
tlbl; white do, fl.37@fl52 y bush. Rye nrm. with
small sace OF Western At $50 Sic. Barley IN fair de-
mand, nut, being more hrniy held, was quiet Oats
including No, AZ t2c.. aud 4O@4lc for white do, In
GLIDING No. at i3c.; also white state 48NbOc. and
mixed DO, i1divc Indisn corn dull, snd new mixed
Oweri sales $4,000 bush al J1eBc for Western mixed,
including No. anu Kansas SIC; sail mixed and No.
chicago a. b38O3lsc., IN store and aiOat steamer
mixed, 6na61c Old yellow, d3cGiSc new do, 69@ Soc;
new southern. 0Oa02c. and new Western mixed at
5ie, bSa4c.
suNDRiEs-spirits turpentine was duh at 47tsa.sc.
for southern 900 bDs. New YOrks sold on private
terms Resins were more active at aheht decline;
strained to good " 300 1880 Per ileuio was easy.
wth 1000 hbs renned sold a. nc; cfute IN buk l1c
Ocean frelghts were dull two instances.
q trine easy charters however remained steady.
Grain TO Liverpool by steam. SActSSd! cotton 5l6t
grain to tOrk Tor orders, s. 1ad rcnned petroleum,
same voyage, 5-. o. hpi. do To Liverpool, -. Tai
low nrm and quiet ut 8 id@SSsc WhiskeY dull aud
unchanged at Glib
GRoofRIEs RIO ccrfec vas again higher. OF I7isa
2.%c, gold. due TO better demand. which materially
rcducel the supplies sales % 7.lb bags on private
terma mid grades we're quiet at Clio 2ic Tor Java and
1TSUi9lsc. for MaracaiUO, both gold. Molassos ana
sugars also dull aud nominal fair to good refining
tuba quoted NJ gA@l0c, and centrifugal lVAalc re-
nned ~ demand and more steady hards, tl9sS12,Ec-,
ana a, 11Aa1lS4c.
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STREET-CfK MORALS.
How il Happens that the Pickpockets Thrive
on Cerlnin Iiaes.


a Fourth avenue ear, on its way down
town, in Centre sire Il, at half pas o'clock last
evening, had two young men and an old man as
passengers. Just above the New Haven freight
depot the old gentleman stepped ont of the car
cycling thu young men sharply, aud having some
nigh word with tho conductor on the rear plat
EIm. The young men asked the conductor
what the old mans behavior meant, and the
conductor said:
=" saved tue old fellows watcn iust now. ani
h" ~ imes me for not catching tne tnieyes, Ihey
holong to glu2 that worries th'ee cars, aud
know them ~eil. Two came ~ the front door
aud one ~ the back. Thoy ioggeu the old man,
aud got MS watcn out go luutlt hnH2 10y tho
cham. II they mad treated me square, ~ haNe
sad NOTHING, mt they didut do the sqIare
thiu4 ine utnrr nlght; SD made up my mind 30
suuu their game. 'l'ut your watch ~ -tY. 80
tho old m.h. he thieves Wrut uut SHORTLY HItci-
ward, pf n nov tho old man blhmoH me ilr irt.
ting 'em 60, hI't D.id 10 aalo p.Vuic'-
wAtche', ana II lue fellow. done the .eul.r;
tniuI by me tu" other hi-hs Id have let en- go,
WAtcn ANA alt,'
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Wordsworth says,wiih poctio fervOr, mat heaY-
hts about AS uuf infancy. InB nCl MS ARG "
On couditUn. Among oiA ~ a. haa slul tAiny To dg
win such iuls rOap Parents who Nl-h TO suOo p
and {http the pltisO IN 'ircluren thrOu infancy
mud upwaru hereafter viii use a. T. BsDbiltr Toret
Soap, nan " cn CnrWiORi ART IN rcIl No ucr prot
uef. IL ~ pure, i"t, aud rmOlll. M, DON De.
comes Indispensable adjunct W toilet anu oath. -
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x ea aiate the blood.

Take that wonderful prepar tion. Qulrk's Irish
Tea IL cures binousness. Price " cents,-Adc.
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RRiLD.

Pomcloy'- Trussez are by far The best in use.
Ask your physician. POmer0y Truss CO. 5iG Broadway
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Tho apasms common during sickness are
prevented by AoneAs Teethlng Cordial. frIce &c.
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Cure for Cough or Cold.-A- soon rs there
Ia the slightest uneasines' OF the chest, difficulty
OF breathing, indication Of cough take during the
day few Browns bronchial Troches.-
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, March 23.-Ths Chron-
icle this morning publishes what pur-
ports to be lengthy expose Of tho de-
falcation Of jeff. T. Babcock, late coiner
Of the Mint, involving loss to the Gov
eminent of about $25, 900. General La
Grange. Superintendent of the Mint, in
an interview this morning, says that the
statements contained in the Chronicles
article are irresponsible and almost en-
tirely without foundation. He states in
effect that about Christmas last his sus-
picions were aroused that irregularities
were existing in the coiner's department,
and cursory examination tended to
confirm the impression. He therefore
made Saturday partial holiday, and on
that day and Sunday made rigid exam
nation OF the coiner's department. The
result of the investigation was that the
accounts were found correct, and coin
and bullion called for by the balances
were in the vaults. and that no defelca-
ton had occurred. He found. however
that Babcock has neglected to comply
fully with the regulations provided fol
the Government Of his department, and
that while no loss had accrued from
his manner OF conducting business. il
opened the door for the entrance Of
abuses, and believing him an unsafe mar
in so responsible department, he ao
cepted his resignation, which was for.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March 23.-T The Bank of
England discount rate is fixed to-day at
3I per cent. Confidence is apparently
restored. Home railway securities
steadily increasing throughout; foreign
securities steady but neglected.
Richard Bonner Oakley, under ex-
animation before the Lord Mayor to an
swer charge, as proprietor and man
ager of the Cooperative Credit Bank OBJ
tanned by false pretense various large
sums of money and valuable securities
from trustees and depositors with intent
to defraud, was to-day committed to
Newgate for trial. The Lord Mayor
said he would accept $4,000 bail, in
GLIDING the prisoners own recognizance
for SIS, 900 and two sureties for $40, 1000
each.
A dispatch from Berlin reports the
Imperial powers exchanging communica-
tions with q view Of assisting Turkey
out OF her financial embarrassment and
designating some experienced Western
statesman to take charge of the Ottoman
finances.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-24

SOLE AGENcY.-W. r. Wilson is sole
agent for San Francisco Post, Daily En-
terprise, Salt Lake Tribune and Eureka
Sentinel. Also dealer in California and
New York newspapers, school books,
stationery, music, cigars and tobacco,
Press Wand's Saloon. II
DAILY ENTERPRISE, San Francisco
Post, Sentinel. s. F. Call. Salt Lake
Tribune and S. f. Courier sold by
W. r. Wilson, dealer in music, music
paper, school-books, reading matter,
cigars and tobacco, at Press Wand's
Saloon. If
The immense sales of Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider it the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by oil druggists. Pixies
Toothache drops cure in one minute.
FoUND-A bunch Of keys. which can
be had at the RECORD Office by paying
for this notice.
AM prepared to make contracts to
furnish ice. [2tl w. R. WILSON.
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n,xcIscO STOCK REPORT
SAN FRAsoIsco. March %.
a,xrrNl SALES,

s,x FRANCISCO. March %.
MORNING SALES.
sslsLs s,,-s5s 65 6Ia 65b5 GA abS 6S5so ~,
sss 0pnrr.p~s5 sb5 1H s6a So1o' 0o'' 00's
ste5 So Ss,rrv-2l 2oz4 2oN
955 GouiI peIcher--5s 81 y ooA
go Best Sn ns.7s s. s7s. s5h s5& s6b5 So
1896 Ssyasses--iTis-s6 s5x ssh S5S S6b5 s6'sb3C
100 S on Potosi-125 l24 1913
So Shol /, Norcross-64 63s 63
10y H H.avn Point-25h % 2oa 2os q, ,.,>
i i,os Willow Jseket-3S 90 % OOH ''s ~ 'o|'
oo8 1910 49,, l5x 15S 15fb3o
W trnapptr,ck-aO 19A l9A 1873 2oooo
S o:O nmuire Mill-9h 9s ,,-x
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-24

Augustus De Young OF San Francisco.
arrived at Buffalo on Wednesday from
Toronto. and claimed protection from
the police, saying that he was pursued
Dy secret combination of gamblers and
thieves. He was locked up AZ insane.