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New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

in low tone to my companion: "Ihave made mstase
for took her for rch lady from the plain oleganre OF
her appearance, and thought sho would buy anything
that pleased her. He replied, in the same low tone:
"There are fcw people at all approaching ability
TO buy whe are so moderate That is Mrs. Stewart and
she have all the silks in the store sent homo at
word. for he never limits her."
Thought il possible that here was also secret Of
cess not told by him. in this lady whose palace
home was then the city wonder, but who could have
wasted even his fortune, had sde 80 minded.
Ii is my taste 10 pile glory on tse gol0u ana do
not think that Mr. Stewart Wished 20 b. thought
benevolent man. But who, in city OF golden finzs
sn I'm nigh favor with government OF golden rings
fused chances make in dag than his weary toll
by 1000 hands cond make in year, ana who lived and
died c0nient with honest gans, such man deserves
statue, inscribed-rhe Honest. II. w. C.
AeU York, April 10. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
TIE NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURE

ADJOURNMENT or BOTH HOUsEs-PAs-AGE OF Bills.
TRENTON, n. D., April 21.-ln the Senate
the following bills were passed:
To provide for the maintenance and education OF deiT
and dumb.
10 provide for tho payment Of arearages OF asses-
mentS in cities
TRe loin. resolution attend IN body The celebration
OF the Centennial Princeton on HE 27h Of June ana
TO make 1t n STATE celebration
The state Prison BILL 0ger the veto OF The Governor
RalAtiyo 20 tbs formation OF ..s COmpaAihS - .
In the Executive seSSn OF he Srn~te ALnZ Dodd Nd
solen .. Woodruff. aud Henry e. Ptsey were apgOm:eG
Comm TO prepars system Oi general laws Tor
the government o. cities
Ala jont msetiHk of the two Houses II DrT /. Batter
Of Passaic Horn Of Essex, ana oaluel L. ld
pincOtt OF salem appointed inspectors Of The state
Prison. .. -, -
III the House the bill to establish dear ana dumb aay
lum az New Brunswick was passed. .
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
A CONTROVERSY CONCERNING IMPORTED
COE-ETs

Some time ago complaint was made by manu-
factrcrs oi corsets ~ county tat number ~ u-
p,rtcrs ia tnIs city receiving German corsets
through a., Clsom-aouss without paying The llw:ul
duties. This. t4cg held was caused ~ Al urd-ryslua-
ton 81 Invoices Subsequently, IN - los from the Ger
rhn manufacturers were examined and the invoices
r sed I'm one nsanc, over 20 per cent Notice WAS tcn
ycD 10 the importers OF these goods that tho corses
would ba held until tho increased duty imposed by enc
examination VA. paid Tie importers REFUSING 10 y'id
ta.s. d,m,ud-d - rslnpfA scmCE;. ~ui Jdm-, H. Con
.f,h,.. o. thr nru uf Arnold, CHu.tabic x Co.. Wfs
. ,roiutci Merchant Appra-er. hr t"ust5n.o snl Gen
K-jrrta G.u-r-i Appraiser % ~" port, the pet sons
,f..YrIyst decide aff-r 81 rNt'uinStlnu
u.ra slstuurA .ug t'4-c dsr Io~.arity ordered 80
nrst inv lee io bc inrrf4fr = .cf r'ut aha we " ono
Trr,; T.rtsiri Invoice w. declared o. b- corIcrt.
iInnr.,.n TO-. t,ts, co.'s t, giy eiatcd over thi,
,--i,ipg. VIII. y tnry great triumph 4Of ihnh
4 e. t.rlzu importers represented IN the case by
eL-Ju4gs Dttru4Ue cr.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
4 PoLIcEMAN,S LUcRA1IVE OFFICE.

CAUSE or TIIz TRANSFER or DooRMAN RAYMOND
oyERcHARGEs on SUPPLIES To PArsoLMgN.
Doorrnan John Raymond who mas had charge
Of the supplies for clothing and equipments OF patrol
men for more years, transferred yesterday
10 the Twenty-fourth Precinct. The Commissioners
a,certainl tAat RAYMOND has beon making good profit
ont of his position When II decided many years ago
10 furnish the cloth for the uniforms OF the patrolmen
the Police Commissioners instructed the persons In
charge of that business the have the cloth ~
advance 10 cents yard At the Spring inspection OF
the police force, the COmmlssi ners found that
although the cloth for the uniforms was all believed To
bs OF one quality hardly any two were OF the same
texture and appearance. The patrolInen it was sso
found have been accustomed Ia ge sher uniforms nsde
on credit paying from 25 TO 30 per cent more man
fair price and have cheated in many ways besides
On further Investigation Commissioner Wheeler learned
that the stuff Tor coatngs that ia sold 10 the De-
psrtment for s. a yard had been resolt 10
the patrolnon at an advance Of from % to 80
cents. Commissioner Wheeler asked M Raymond
why this advance charged. Mr.. Raymond said that
the salary OF the position tha he occupied was only 5000
wear Whom lie was assigned 10 the supply depart
ment, it agreed with tao Board OF Police lhai ~.
pointed him that he should make mp his salary TO 5000
wear C0mnssOne wheeler nt2tes that ne hal ssecr-
tAned that 5000 yara' OF ci0th iurnsked 10 Que
tailor during tho last year berc had been an advance
changed OF over 2j yard, which wOul alone have
yielded Mr. Raymond profit OF g2'5OO. aii. itdyh9hd
sold rbber coats boots sni othef arce' on "neh
- Gp RAYMOND has been granted leave OF absence
until the end Of tho month to settIo DIS accOunis 40
pa cnass tis coth, each man III Iuts - 10 ~ @ s - M
Each piece OF cloth is 10 he stamped Win acd Win Tue
erchnnenE of coats i've good taiors are ~ he
elected who Win make all the patrol mems nniorms BY
So On each asiform Ths Commissioners believe thai
6y tho sJstois which they will put 10 operation IN the
future in regard supplies the patrOmen viii rave over
$4,000 year, ana that the appearance Of the force
win be greatly improved.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
WATERFRONT IMPROVEMENTS.
coNFERExcE or TIE DOCK COMMISSIONERS WITH
REPRESENTATIVES, OF BUSINESS BODIES.

CONFERENCE or THR DOCK COMMISSIONERS WIFI
REPRESENTATIVES OF BUSINESS BODIES.
The Dock Commissioners received yesterday
afternoon at their Office the SuoCOmmittees OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. Produce Exchange, Cheap trans
portation Association Importers and Grocers Board OF
Trade and Council OF Political Reform. the object OF the
meeting being discussion OF the waterfront question
President Wales made short address upon the necessity
OF an improved waterfront the first requisite for
preserving and enhancing the prosperity OF the city
shippers he sad are sending freight to Portland Bos-
ton Philadelphia and Baltimore for delivery because
they have better facilities for shipping than New-York
What the city needs such water front as will allow
railroad tracks to be laid along its edge and switch
tracks upon the piers Plans and estimates for stone
bulkhcs we're laid before the subcommittee. which,
Is claimed. could BE- carried ont AZ cost OF go run
ming foot, allowing margin OF IL per ctnt % OnJr a h
estimates to meet possibe contingencies ana WbIch
when completed would provide pcfmanohl anu ooh-
ycnent water front. IL.
tho organization OF tho DE arment or Docks IN 1870
had extended about SJ,OOO,0OO ana that win the con
seat the SnAing Fund Commissioners, IL couu eAp.hu
50 600 900 in TIE ensuing year. which, however the
Commissioners had thought of dong Inc depart,
menu had ppplc zion, for improved piers which W0ud
rrn or such sum as to make their construction prof
table Investment In regard 10 the oll no" nrioI. 10
Leg,slaturo affecting the Dock Department. Nj. Wales
90 urge suspending action until such a delne u.a vi vi
their wants had been arrived at by Inc taxpayers 10
would serve "a a basis for leRislaton
Aur ZONE further discussion, the commissioners CON
duced the subcommittee along the water ifoht Iohi
unsrr, ,iceablo condition OF tne wooden busheads. aud
the requirements OF commerce. AT ths ioot "l n.'l
Tenthsi ID Al ehperlnena S S,Ie tb c,5iss"ncrs
about 300 running i"oi, "nlcn tue ii TO-
cs IN Is not ON the whole good a. hnt which they rHe
elevator which Commodore Vanderbilt is building at
1iistn-st. also Inspected. IHe'e are OF Wo Il,
costing about yl23 running foot Inc suleo'1ir, I.S
vii. report 10 tae siaadng committees next IuoSu~'
evening At tle IltiLDCf % bouilirItt'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
REPAvIYG ASSESSMENTS on BROADWAY.

4 suit entitled Thomas A. Davis and others
against tho Mayor and others presened yesterday
10 Judge sper Superior Court, Special Term, on
stimulation decide preliminary question The sdt Il
brought restrain any assessment for the repa'g OF
the wilened portion OF Broadway between Thirysec"nd
and Fifty-nnth-ss The amount Of this assessment Is
ahou SI4OO9O this boinP test case for compar
stiycly small amount. The plaintiff claims that under
tho act OF s73 h property having been once taxed FOR
pavement for Broadway ho cannoi again be assessed
for new pavement and that tho imposition OF such an
assessment will suci cloud on ne tltlc OF the lots
tatt he Is entitled 10 resist H. The city claims tht tho
gi.nrg OF Broadway created new sresi, ana tlris-
fore tie r 10 rspaycncut does not apply. Tse pre-
iirnrrv Isstiou presented yfstera, Was whether t4e
Iruprrfy-Owus-s s3Dnid not wa uft the a-se5'ni-it
was confirmed. and IN n. hy tic summary proceed i.
provided uulcr fkc ~ 1855 seek . sst n aside Inc
t4.fsrl snr tn I'D Bhi n,steI that Wow of tbc ie-
cur legislation GsIcn d-pry s thc prOp-rJ-ho1ris %
rgnt bring sg aEsinS: vicious ShhfSsincht, SUI
tel t-o0I down ~ q limited proceeding uadsl hecii
a-t present st properly brought % prefent an
i.Iury which c-ul not bi fully repaired by tHe roNl-
iu %; ii!.t ar Judse Spcir reserved bis dc. a'n I'd
ma Collin and Elliott +. shepard appeared Tor pam
tG iiu- IA J.. Cole for tAc city.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
PANAMA RAILROAD MEASURES

At IA meeting of the Panama Railroad Board
1t WAS ordered fIom this date ali ircights for
Francisco aud Southern and Central American ports be
carried only at local rates this rule 10 apply all busi
ness received from all Panama officials also
state that new attachments against cUai supplies aud
other property of tAe Pacific Mall Company ia California
issued YESTERDAY al the sEil of the Panama Com
pauy lis claim OF O,OOO sEd encnts to fur
nish necessary bonds attachments against ships
tod
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22
GAS FOR TIE STREETS AND PARKS.

The Commissioners Of Parks have received
proposal, for hghiug tue lamps the PARIS and other
paris of the city under the control ~ the Department
from Ave uir. The price Tor gas for each lamp for
ccht months $40 To R2l aud prices given for
the care of tho amp-pssts. The New-York Gas-ligbt
Company proposes L, light the lamps IN the public parks
ana places south OF Grand Canal, aud SalVansts; q
Msn.a.au, between Grand aud Ihirt lJurtnsts., the
Metropolitan, Res trYO,r Perk-Gye. rgrEs, and mp TO
1Iausyersr road No .; the Harlem, between seventy
nihthst. and the Harlem River; tae Now-iOrk Mutual
Cooper Institute PARK. JACKSON, rOmpAns, Washington
EuiOn and MadisOu-sIu2res the worth an Washington
Monuments. and tao cus.er lamp at Broadway and
IWru.y -ti.rl-st.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

A Minnesota lady, In taking her morning
cape lately pat herja. out Of oint aad Il vas tgo days
before doctor could get IL In place again Her hs
band SAYS he hasn't had such vacation since bis mar
red life Degun-lN. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-22

they will have better opportunity 70 make comDha-
ton with the Republicans at the coming Fan eecton'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

Al about hal. past Z Wednesday evening
officer Jennings, Of San Francisco, was
called into Ross alley. where be found .
Chinaman lying upon his face dead. with
a bullst-hols Of the junction Of tho spine
with the cerebrum. The body was con-
yeysd TO the Norgus, and a poll.tsx TO
ceipt for 1876 made out In the name OF All
Coon, ZIG battery street. found In the
nocLet. A Chinaman named All Lung
called Al the Morgue shortly after and idsn-
tilted the bsdy ~ that OF his cousin Coon
All. % years Of age. and . cigar maker Tor
Louis Bros. ON Battery street. An Lung
stated that he left his cousin At the en-
trance to Ross alley At about half.past u
but had NO suspicion as to who hred INC
fatal shot, and knew Of no one who would
have n cause for killing Coon All. a
Chinaman living in the alley stated that he
heard the shot fired. but did not 70 out to
ASCERTAIN the cause Of the disturbance.
The San Francisco CArs~ieis says ;
Another attempt 10 being made TO get
Moreno. tho wifs-beatsr. out OF Jail, Chiei
Justice Wallace having issued . writ Of
habsas corpus. Moreno was sentsnced
seine time ago in the City Criminal Court
10 pay = nns % ~ 100 or spend i,Ooo days
in . prison cell for cruelty beating his
wife. The application for the writ was
made ON the ground that the Judge VI the
City Criminal Court had no power TO I'M
pose . ssstsnce u more than sir months.
and also that there 10 ne such crime a.
assault and battery" on which charge
Moreno Vas sentenced.
stops are bang taken by prominent eiti-
xsns in San Francisco to establish . daily
Democratic paper in that city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
JrDAs MoRALIzEs

Charles A. Dana. the editor and prin-
cipai proprietor Of the New York S,m the
Judas Of the press, who betrayed his
party because he did mol get the thirty
pieces OF silver in the shape Of the New
York Custom-houss. has taken to NOR
alizing. For months he has been max
ing fun OF Upper, the great English
propoundsr Of proverbs ; now he Ia i'm
its,ing him. This is what he says in
this mornings Sun. It is supposed to
Be an appeal to the American nation-a
nation which knows and appreciates
Judas Dana as thoroughly a. it aPprs-
ci.tss JED. Davis; "Spsrs Us the ma
ionL shame Of the election Of . Presi-
dent BY fraud. Spare yourselves that
last damning dissracs to your party. and
its original character and principles"
Mr.. Dana. the political Judas Of the
country. doss not seem to know it. but
he has struck the keynote in his double
loaded editorial. The nation most GER
tainly will Be spared the shame
Of the election Of . President by
fraud" The nation does not pro-
pose that the "~bulldossd" parishes Of
Louisiana. and Sosth Carolina. and
Florida, which gave Democratic majori.
ties. shall be counted in for Tildsn.
In this centennial year the American
people will rise in its might, and insist
that Rutherford B. Hayes. the man
whom they have elected. shat Be hsauga-
ratsd on the 9Th OF March next. Judas
Dana 10 right. The shane OF slscting =
President by fraud shall not rest upon
this nation. In other words, Samuel j..
Tildsn will occupy his pslatial mansion
in Grsmmercy Park. New York. until
be dies. lie will never occupy the chair
Of state in the White House. That 10
engaged. for the nsIt four years at least.
for President Rutherford b. Hayes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

ANoSo the many reasons assigned for
John Morrisssy's course in declaring the
bets Of. the que.rest is that given by =
prominent sporting man 10 . reporter Of
the Sun. Said he "Numbers Of men
who stand high in society live beyond
their means. They make vagsrs.
hoping and believing that they may win.
! know Of instances in the pool.room.
in this election where men staked their
own money. getting big odds. then. with
their Employer or friends money. held
by them in trust. took Odds on the
other side. so fixing 1t that they we're
cert lin 10 win. whichever way The cleo
ton went. They thought at the time
that . decision would BE- rendered within
one week after the election. With =
possibility OF several months before the
decision You can readily see the awk-
ward position in which they would be
placed when their employers or tn.
friends. for whom they hold the money
in trust. call for an account. This /.
the milk In that cocosnut."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
Hiding He Tracks.

There were vigorous inquiries al the
Postsfhcs ysstsrdsy for the chief clerk,
and whea the Captains face appeared at
the window the inquirer asked
"Has . cross-syed woman been asking
for letters addressed W nsf'
The Captain hadn't seen her.
"wsll. she'll Be here this forenoon.
She's my wife, and she's . little weak In
the head. She's got the notion that ] get
lsvs lsttsrs frsm . woman In Canada. and
she'll be here to ask for my mail"
"wsllf"
"well. I jou't get any such letters, Of
course; but ysu mustn't give her my mail.
She might get QUE with Q draft In. aud not
know its value. Just say 10 her that you
never knew Of my receiving Q letter here.
and that you have repeatedly heard me say
that I had the best wife In town."
"But I don't know you"
Never mind that. In dealing with an
insane woman it's best 10 be soft and slick
and smooth. Just shake hands with her,
praise her small feet. and tell her she
ought to 10 proud Of such . husband as
Am"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
A BRIDAL "TRossY."
New Yssng Couple frsa the Com.
sry Made Their D~slsetion.

One day last week . powerfully built
young man. 10 whose right arm was linked
. tall. thin girl Of eighteen. with = sharp
nose. pale blue eyes and hair the colsr OF
an old knife handle. sntsred . Sixth ave-
nue. store with both eyes full Of business.
Al the pair took seats . clerk intimatsd
that he was ready TO make bottom price OF
any goods In the store. from the finest silk
TO the s~laziest calico.
"This ID kinder delicate business Ter
u.s." replied the young nan. casting sheep
eyes at the girl. -.
"ThAt 10 TO say-that is-yss. ahsm J.
stammsred the clerk.
"But I guess well live through 1t. Mol
ly. and so here goes. What We want 10
tressy for this girl-a bride trossy. 1 b.
lievs they call IT,"
THAT'S sxsetly what they call IT," re-
piled the clerk. ''and new tell me what ar
iieles you want and I'll give you our lew
est figurss."
The pair locked Of each ether In . fsol.
ish way for Q minute. and thsn the girl hid
her face behind . stack Of goods.
"a isstle skssry. bat she'll git over 1t.
unused the lover. The hrst thing. 1
'spose. 10 q dress"
Prem one 10 sixteen dresses. ~ you
like. You'll take black silk. perhspsf"r >
"Ana perhaps went. There's NO style
about us, Mister. We marry for love. and
we've got 70 make . lsstls money 60 . long
ways. IL ealics purity Low !"
"Ohi Zsksr' gsspsd the girl. sud.
denly showing her face:
"Wsll. we'll 20 . lestle better then.
| though calico 10 nv motto. Hand a. down
something about twenty cents per yArd:
Give Ne deve-eelor, for doves are meek and
lovely. and 90 10 Nelly"
Twelve yards Of dove-colored goods were
cut Of, and Zeks looked around n said :
" Less seey I'spose . back comb, two
yards Of blue ribbon. . bunch OF hair
pins and two or three collars ought TO
figgsr In some WHARF,"
The clerk agreed. and they we're prompt
" figured In -,
. s..ha up -. M hsr nue. IN ny
wsi,oa, guess A
AoTa. az, r1.m, asny. ...,o..,,,m
Inc s,ai on W. ~ .snsI ~ ~
sisss .nI ..ia "
lie Under ,l,ovin, monsv .v,x I'm,
she's purity good aud gentle, and I deaf
mind. She thinks she ought to have .
ffty-cent corset and two pairs Of stock.
isgsi' 49,,
Inc Articles were nrougn'; insPeo.eu
aha P,Acea WIN M 10y. Hna .S,
m .1,e h5 w., hau "p'''1
VIII ,h.," Iii p,s.or ,.r nm anil
,., s..h w.. 81 "A % spa ~.
ram. bair oil : ssllsr roid ehsin vim a
iocLst 10 m . ,sir Of sissys-Luttons and
some shos-strinss, and YOU see the sutit
is going to squeeze me hard"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
BRONCHIrIs.

[Pron John Fiagg. Esq. Of Bennington, n. H.
"Thrss years since ! was vey much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which resulted In Brsn.
ehiiis. Affecting me 90 severely - to render Il
ful Of going into q decline. Aft4r recoure 10
vsrious remedies 10 no purpose, I 4 male use OF
DIR. wistar's sa,pan Of Wild Cserry. . few bot.
ties OF which nily restored me TO health.
since that iimsI have had several severe q.
tacks Of cough, bat the Baisam has always re-
moved them. always keep u BY me, and
should not know hew 10 do without H."
Sold By all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

AYouSo Frsnchman. Who was much I'M
psrtuned by creditors, locked himself in
his rooms and refused TO open 10 Any but
To his intimate friends. who were given q
peculiar signal. The other morning he
kept perfectly quiet. when his tailor
knocked aud called out TO him. 81 know
you are within. n. x. You are wrong
in net letting M In. l will not stir until
you opsn the door," " smiled. and pre-
served . diynifsd silence. Noon came.
and although hungry. be did not dare to
spsn the door. a. be saw through the crack
the feet Of the tailor on guard. Night al
length zane ON. and he could net stand the
hunger any longer. although the tailor's
feet were still to be sees. He vsntursd 10
open the door. aud found . pair Of shoes
which had been put out to be brushed. and
which he had mistaken for his tailor's feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
rnR OUTLOOK,

Owing v the universal strinssney and
dull times for the last few months, ths
people generally practice economy in their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the situation.
wo feel gratiaed that our business has
held its own beyond u expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past,
We feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE WILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. we are laying In
q large and well-selected stock Of custom
made clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods. boots, shoes. hats. trunks. ~valises,
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing kept ss
I'VE 10 he main chavez = namely: buying
chesp-far we know that We must sell lew
to meet the depleted purses Of the oom-
nunity, and We can and will do 1t. Come
and zoe II We don't.
hKrssrxn 4 woLy,
Leading Clothieu, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
WE CAN'T TALK

without showing the condition Of our teeth.
Every laugh exposes them. In order not 70 be
ashamed OF them. let ne use that standard
d.nt,frics, SOZoD0NT. which IL sure 10 keep
them white and spotlerA No tartar can IN.
crust them. no canksr Affect the enamel. no
species Of d,esy infect thu dental bone. "
sUZoDOST 10 regularly used. u 10 . botar-
Teal prvnaration. aud lie beneficial effects ON
tie teeth and gums are marvellous. as u re-
removes all discolorations asd renders the
gums b ri and rvsy. Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

General Ignatisif is . consummats di.
~plomatist OF the sinuous Russian type,
while his principal antagonist, the Mar
quis Of Salisbury. is Of the firm yOt
suave English type. The diplomatic
fence between these two will be as in
teresting to students Of European states.
manship rs the performance OF two
maiirss d'armss in n Parisiau sale before
a select circle OF our gilded youth. There
will not be many points lost on either
aide. aud, therefore, with many. peace
Is thought not to be past praying for.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22

Miss BLAckronp, populsrly called the
Ph9aix. Is at this moment In London,
Among the articles which abe had OBJ
tanned from the infatuated young Grand
Duke Of the impsTisl family Of Russis
we're sundry State papers. One Of thsss
was the original will OF Peter the Great.
The papers have been lately rescued
from her possession BY the police. The
lady il said to have wasted the money
and jewels lsvished upon her by her
Grand Duoal admirsr. and to be now In
comparative poverty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-22
ruE PERUVIAN n

vitallies and snriches tho blood. tones mp III,
s,sism. builds up the broken dswn, ,ures d,s
pep 10. liver complaints, dropsy. chronic disr
rh9a, toiis, nervous affections, ehills and e.
yer. humors. loss OF constitutional vigor. dis
eases of tha kidneys and bladder. fens ale com
plsints. and all diseases originating IN . bel
state Of the blood or accompanied by debility
or = 10 Y state OF the system.
CAUTION. DE sure you get the Peruvian
syrup. One dollar and two dollars . bottle
prrrard by SErn W. Fowls 4 ross. W HaTi
pou avenue. Boston.
Hold BY dfurf ista generally.