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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02
THE THEATRES.

New Years day In theatrical circles
was an exceedingly lively one, and ut
all tho theatres q tremendous crowd
had assembled. At the st. Charles 50
many came as early as the doors were
open, that many had to be refused ad-
mission both for the matinee and even
ing performance. There was such an
enormous number OF people present
that IL was difficult TO follow the play,
which was Musettc, because II was
almost impossible to maintain a suffl-
cient quietude among them. Last night,
although there was almost as many
persons present as ut the matinee, yet
there was better preservation Of order.
The acting Of all the dydn,atis personnel
was very fine. Tonight is Lotta's fare
well performance, and she will leave
tomorrow morning for Mobile Her
engagement here has In every particu-
lar been decided success. Tomorrow
night Mile Zoe, the Cuban Sylph,
commences a short engagement.
The ACADEMY OF Music. Both matinee
and evening performances were thor
oughly filled. After the matinee the
prizes were drawn. Ticket No. 9O7, held
by Mr.. G. M. Frost, drew the handsome
silk dress No. TAG, held by Chas. Bader,
ESD, won the enameled gold locket,
buu NO. Jos WllICu Wis OWIlcu ny WI. y.
M. Henderson, secured him the beauti-
ful pearl ring. The last performance
of the "Ice Witch" was u very agreea-
BILE affair, and gave satisfaction to all
present. Mr.. Geo. Il. Tor Yankee) Locke
makes his appearance at the Academy
tonight, after an absence for y long
period from the city He will play
Frank Marsden's comedy, ''Trumps," ="
written expressly for him. He has the
brilliance, and we expect he will find d
good audience to welcome him back
among us.
GLOBE THEATRE. large assem-
blies that nightly gather ut this theatre
attest the success that greet the efforts
of It's management. The company now
playing there il a variety troupe, COM
posed Of female clog dancers, and male
and female song and dance comedians
Miss Burdell and Mr.. Gallagher are the
favorites. but all the performers please
their patrons.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

I. l. Estoree. Il. 4, Garland, g p. .Andrus, I.
s.ysss ssss's 1k kswis r.rd s n issd II ias'YS TSco
phile =. ,Fontgg2t, + y Hc%eTdy A. garr-
lette alid VIM. A. HObcrtsoA. ~ s1fs.a n III
81. JohN Ti4E BAfT4sT4-M y. a. Becuel. James
W. 6odberry lAmilils ~, H4kdeL Lucien Mopr
tegut I. 2. MartiY, n Smith :. ~ -
n. D4rns, W. Hutchinson. james Pierce. Max
TANgrtAhoA- William Alers.. Il w. Connerly,
g; = Kenslpn, 9, H. ApNEker, "a pr. J. d Ford H' !
Michnel, q r HALEY, Daniel Elwards, GI r.
haQul, r. Bcnnett, ". Balm. NJ n. Webajer. W.
Cooper. M 80 ss.,f55..-sss Il -
w. A. Bhaifcr. Y. Buron. ErncAt Bonvillain.
Ch9s. w. Du Roy and j. A. Nobichn,lx.
UrIoN-ThpfIlas r. Gilbert, @. 2. Smith, Capt
VEHMfIf0N--Judge VIM. kibbe. Hon. A. MI.
ney Isaac Wise and Neyerip Leblanc.
WfHN--George A. Kelly, DIR. John u. Kelly.
Suitable resolutions were passed at all the
meetings where tho above nominations and
elections were made. but their number and
length preclmde publication in ertenso.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02
Strength in Unanimity,

Our only daily paper in the English
~1guage which has come out squarely
@t the people in this issue is the DEMO
Ics9f, q new journal, edited, and very
fnSly edited, by Mr.. Robert Tyler. The
hH;IAocaAr y. supports the Mayor in all OF
Us recommendations, including his
se!efences to schools and police. We
~ ~ nave no doubt chat the people OF
ale city will stand almost unit in ap-
s0val OF the Mayors measures. They
LOW that they cannot pay the tax, and
- wiling to risk the threatened pro.
cess OF court.
We presume that Democratic-Con
n.atlve ns,sl House can have some control
~! unreasonable judges.
= @eSe were no Democratic House
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02
AMUHEMENTS.


CT. CHARLES THEArRE--
NEW YEARS EVE.
Farewell benefit and last night but two Of the
p''i'ess LoTTA.
In consequence Of It's great success.
MUSETTE.
LrrTLs BRreHf EYES. m
viii be repeated FRIDAY evening. gATUR-
BAY BAY and sSsy susSz si eSeainSa MaIilsEk and sATuh
MONDAY. Jan. y-zOE, the Cuban sylph. dsitf
RrbwELL's ACADEMY !. l Of MUSIC s
COMEDY. . Is d6aApa 2afSies ~ stfsff Fun q, FUN.
ssg'SfbxY s'ysf ,, jan @ i@s,s 2 spd during tSSs NV week
' :" M. 'tiiSts GEo. E. LOCKE,
universally known us YANKEE LOCKE,
Supported by the Academy's full Dramatic Com
the BbsTRxNdEhs. or r. tfe IL n, Australia. tg, d.
gnd written expressly for him by Fred.
h'f'd'n' ESQ., ,fRd}Nps, sRsd}!Sf
Or High, Low. Jack and the Game.
Jedekiah Spin pin-it-out-a-genius. !. Yankee Locke
anee. The wonderful Segrists Midgets. st. Felix
Ballet, Little Minnie Maddern and others.
Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays.
I'll psSpui uesou ooscts utbAt~ltaNp uoNctts1S. Jhs
GLOBE THEATRE
Corner Of Daronne and perdido streets.
MARSH ADAMS Bllsiness and Stage Manager.
NEW STARS. NEW STARS. NEW ACTS.
J. ii. La A1skkf IN and Miss CARRIE ARMSTRONG
The Funny Graphic Sketch Artist
First appearance Of
ui DIG DELA GONZALEZ.
h'-sgfhhEsSanEdgRi gKE aEga4 4 MIAoo BROTHERS
Our list Of artists: Miss JENNIE BURDELL,
Miss ELLA HELM. Miss MAGGIE HUN
The REID SISTERS, FRANKIE LEE, AMELIA
DEAN. MILE. ALBERTINE, JOHN l. MAN
ING. vHAkLES GALLAGHER. J, i. WEAVER,
First week Of Tie APE OF ST SALVADOR.
Reproduction q John La Favre Manings
Miss Della Qonzalez Vocalist; Carrie ARM
strong aud J. H. Larkin In Double Dutch
Sketches: Miss Iona Lane. Serio Comic; Miss
Jennie Ashton. Vocalist and Actress. together
with the old favorites.
Popular Prices of Admission. 10. Is. rs and 5oc.
fa2
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The falloming.named (lentlenen WIN he

The following.named Gentlemen will be
largely supported ny Directors Of the New Or
leans and Carrollton Railroad Company, At the
election to be held on the I'd Of January next. ut
the Office Of the comparly. No. n garonne street.
ID. 7. BEAuRE(iARD.
2-CARL KOHN. 'e
al. GRUNEWALD.
4-W. VAN BENTHUYSEN.
81. y. CAIN.
e-KICHAID FLOWER
7-THOS. A. ADAMS. .,-t..
"A. LEVI. f~-TDTr r4ii.s dcsi at
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

POLITICAL NOTICES.

Rooms Of the Democratic State Central
Committee. New Orleans, Dec. "a. 1s7s.-.The
Delegates elected to the Democratic State Con
Hall. on "WEDNESDAY. tho 9Th day Of January.
1876 mt II o'clock m.
BY order Of tho
Hon. ROBERT II. MARI,
President Democratic State Central Committee.
OSCAR ARROYO, Secretary. de24M
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02
once Of the New Orleans CITY Rallroa,

UuICe Of the New VrlcAns CITY KnIIrOau
Company. 1874 Canal street. New. Orleans. Dec. al.
given to the Stockholders of this company to ap.
pear ut this Office within ten days from this date
and vote
First For the approval or non-approval Of
the consolidation OF the said company with the
New Orleans. Mctairic and Iako Railroad Com
pany. as per agreement entered Into by the SAID
companies this day and date.
Second-For the issuing Of ono Thousand
shares Of stock uf the consolidated company for
the purpose OF extending the Canal Street Line
tot6e Lake. along the bnnk Qf the New Canal.
d24 lot @. O. LEWIS Secretary.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

New Orleans Canal and Banking Com
pany-New Orleans. Dec. 81, ts7s.--A special
meeting Of the Board OF Directors. held this
day n semi annual dividend Of four per cent
was declared. payable to the stockholders on the
first MONDAY. of January next
d2g 5t CHI. JUMONVILLE, Cashier.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.

FINHE BISHOP
Patent Long Wool Duster,
The only perfect Duster In the world.
Warranted TO do MI We claim for II In our circu-
lars. Wash In soapsuds occasionally. and
when dry comb out with course comb
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE TO THE
TRADE HE 7s.
James e. pernet, .
W ~ NATCHlsZ STREET.
AW# New Orleans.
Sole Agent for a9 t
Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Ar
kansas, Texas and Tennessee.
Il.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

M ECHANICS' AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. II CarondeIet Street.
chIl AL. ....s+... .oO2lsOZ0 " Il
This Company issues Policies on
FIRE, RIVER AND MARINE RISKS
Ar LOWEST TARIFF RATES sa
LLOYD r. COLEMAN. President.
JAMES A. White. Secretary.
466sTrEs
A. y. A1hen. J. Davidson Hill.
y, d.. Autey. nj. johnson,
Hugh Allison, J. \. Lanphier.
Isaac Bloom. Robert L. Moore.
]. A. Braselman, II. J. Mullen,
w. I. Blakemore. John Myers,
@ u. G. Brown, Edward Nalc.
D. B. Briggs, Edward G. Payne.
samuel Boyd. George w. Sentoll.
John ID. Cobb. w. b. Thompson,
]. +. Campbell. Frederick Wing.
W. L. Cushing, G. W. Wood,
Benjamin Gerson, r. =. Waterman,
T. q. Gilbert. J.F. Wyehe.,
G. A. Green, Lloyd II. Coleman,
G. T. Harrison. in 1 I'm
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

Ofylce New Orleans and CarrOlltOn Rail.
road Company. New Orleans. Dec. ~. 1875. At y
special meeting Of the Board Of Directors. hold
was declared payable on and after .Janiiary 20.
1875, making eight per cent. declared out OF tho
profits Of the year 1876.
d24 t5t r. MCBRIDE. Secretary.
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= - u - ~ = =
WAN1,N.

VNyANTED-FIFTYA ACTIVE INTELLIGENT
w and reliable boys rs Canvassers and
statesmen. Apply. with references. to N. at the
DEMOCRAT office. desc II
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
(,ernania National l3ank-- New. !.

(1ermania National hank New Orleans,
December 81. 1876. AZ q meeting of the Board Of
Directors. held this day, q semi animal dividend
Of HIx PER CENT was declared payable to the
TsGosesd'f' 3sai g M % ' Hehm RoEn1 c..Alor
Howard Ass,ociation. - The semi annual
meeting OF this Association viii take place on
MONDAY EVENING. JnR b. 1870. 1t 81 o'clock.
Members will please be punctual. -. -N ~. e
| BY order: III + e. Il. SCHMIDT. Prest.
+ r. r. HotrTHMAvp. Hect'v. de31 9t
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02
INSURANCE.
rREsCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co

(tRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
q Incorporated March, ,fsl9.,
FIRE. RIVER AND MARINE INSURANCE AT
TARIFF RATES. f is514sa.s
THOS. A. ADAMS, President. 2
SAMUEL B. NEWMAN. Vice President.
HENRY v. OGDEN. Secretary.
-rRUsTEEs
Thomas A. Adama. Sam'l b. Newman.
Sam'l II. Kennedy. O. r. Buddecke.
John Phelps. Adam Thompson,
Henry Abraham. p. N. strong. 5oS
Victor Meyer, Joseph Bowling,
Edward J Gay. John M Sandidge,
Simon Hernsbeim Simon Fofcheifner.
Joseph u. Wolfe. X b. Post, fif ~ u
Edward Pisbury. John g. King,
Fredr'k Camerden, J. j.. Harris
Andrew Stewart, Joseph Stone fh
George Martin, Alfred Moulton
l.. G. Jurey. Edward Nalle,
Geo. w. Sentell, A. Lsvi.
jan1 SuTuThSa ApsO
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

A LExANDER HILL.
ar roT%erE For PaSiasoR Hll C2
Slate Quarries. Buckingham County. Va. The
a9 sas Which sss ys bssn s sn hs
ket, and bear u closer resemblance In color-
strength and aualty to the Welsh Slate than any
that have heretofore appeared. Prices from
dsO am ito Carondelet street. New Orleans.
ST. CHARLES EXCHANGE
BILLIARD ROOM.
Under the st. Charles Hotel.
GRAvIER STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
CHAs. LACoUME. Proprietor.
the lover Of Billiards could desire.
nished with the finest of Wines and Liquors.
Agent for Colander's Tables. d29 lw
.JNo. GEO. WAGNER.
Corner Ursuline and Dauphine streets.
-Doaler in
BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS.
At the Lowest Market Prices.
Sign of the Red Boot d2s I'm
A TrENrIoN-
RICE AND SUGAR PLANTERS.
DRAINING WHEELS. PUMPS. Etc.
for draining and irrigating plantations. Also,
on hand, largo lot of new and second hand
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS. SAW MILLS.
etc. CLARkS FOUNDRY,
dos Il Race and Tchoupitoulas streets.
nUEYROUZE & BOIS,
(IEoN QUEYRoUzE. OSCAR BoIs)
WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS
OF WINES. BRANDIES. ETC,
AT THE BLUE STORES.
Corner Old Levee and Bienville streets.
d24 6m New Orleans.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

neiSSNs wow AVIns " w tisS oii|S' s"a ~
COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY
No. 247 st. Charles street.
DAY AND NIGHT sCHooI.--RoBT. NJ. LusHEn
Principal.
All the English branches. with tho higher
Modern M1fn'''dd md xncisft Languages thorough,
rnse e Hours 10 csse tss e2ysF !" Frsns % sS Hs %
young ladies, from 10 b. M For circulars
etc.. npply at the Academy. jas I'm
NOTICE. E......................... -. NOTICE
The copaftnership heretofore existing In this
HENRY sAMORY. under the style and firm ol
f. ROGER q CO.. for the transaction OF an auc-
ton and commission business, IL this day dis.
solved. l}
The affairs OF tho concern will be liquidated
according 10 articles Of partnership. by HENRY
SAMORY. and the same business continued at
the old stand Nos. 45 and ~ Decatur street. by
HENRY SAMORY and NUMA J. SAMORY. un-
der the style and Arm Of H. 4 N. SAMORY.
Az in the past cash advances will be made on
consignments sales on credit cashcd and all
facilities extended to parties who will favor
them with their patronage
pD. + EEssf R22fsA fssAnonY.
NUMA J. SAMOnY..
a. PASCAL q GO. t@3 2
GABRIEL PASCAL. WILLIAM rrLAnp.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCItd NTS.
4w Agents for the sale OF
FLOUR. PORK. BEEF BACON. LARD
AND WHTSKf.
COTTON SUGAR AND MOLASSEs.
"a and 76 Poyd,as Street,
te NEW ORLEANS. iat sm
SEED POTATOES ONIONS APPLES
1000 bbls. choice Seed Early Rose. Jackson
Whites. Goodrich Peerless and Pink
1900 bbls. tussetts and Peach Blows.
800 >. choice Rod and Slyof-skin ONIONS
100 !. APPLES In good shipping order.
For fsps sale by "'' ''''u J. T. Z. MfujRPHY 4 CO..
jai st 36 Poydras street.
Observation-Disclosures
The nafsrsISnsd IRE e gs % agents Of Of Ne Msssrs ss
Pride 81 Louisiana. in bbs. and half bbls.
Rose 81 the Wcst . !. ;.
Belle OF Texas, >. i.
Have at oil times good st9ek e ac9 n hand ID
ia1 ct Nos. "A and 70 Poydras street.
CANDLES--CANDLEs--cANDLEs- T
7 $500 boxes NJ. werk Co.'S Star Candles, 3, 7. 9.
100 half boxes M. werk 4 Co.'s Church Candles.
In store and 10 arrive. For sale by.
ja1 Ct Nos. "a and 70 Poydras street.
II. r. BUCKLEY,
S.........,...... Camp street. et..........-,...S g
HAS FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES.
WALTHAM STEM WINDERS,
Other American. English and Swiss WATCHES
in all styles. for Ladies and Gentlemen.
WARE and JEWELRY.
WATCHES carefully repaired. DIAMONDS
remounted. d22 I'm
THE sUREsT CURE
RHEUMATISM AND RHEUMATIC GOUT
is the
CELEBRATED DURANG'S REMEDY.
For sale by A. JAS. Druggist.
d19 SuAWetf 103 Chartres ST.
MACON. ELLISON CO..
T. L. MACON. ALBERT PAUL. Jos. ELLISON
Auctioneer
REAL ESTATE
and General
AUCTTONEEHS AND APPRAISERS,
No. % Carondelet Street,
New Orleans.
Special attention to Succession, Cargo and
Outdoor Sales Of every description. and the
Purchase and Renting Of Real Estate. de24 In
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

Lyons Cod Liver OH and
LACTO PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
This article has the ENDORSEMENT Of the
MEDICAL FACULTY, and Is in MANY RE-
SPECTS SUPERIOR to any other preparations
of Cod Liver Oil. 1t Is not UNPLEASANT TO
THE TASTE. and agrees with the MOST DELI
CATE STOMACHS. In cases of SCROFULA.
CONS SUMPTION. COUGHS. COLDS. DEBILl-
TY, and WASTING AWAY. in ADULTS or
CHILDREN, it is Invaluable. - .
For sale by all druggists.
f@-s# --r -,9=7 /. i. LYONS, Proprietor,
Corner OF Camp and Gravier streets.
de23ThSuFr1m
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-01-02

TINRUE DEMOCRATS will not fail to patrontze
y the only pure, clear and effective
H. Phosphated. God Liver OIL
ever offered to the public This preparation IL
called patent medicines but by us. Letters
Patent. No. 1872 the only patent ever granted
by the United States for q medical preparation;
Doctors Jones, Pope, FACET, Chopin, Gandet.
Alpuente, Brickeil, Bruins. lie Monnicr. Mas:
Hava, and other distinguished physicians OF
New Orleans, and has called forth q most fatter-
ing report from the Academy OF Sciences of Ha-
vana. ss, t-fE
The above mentioned patent report and recon-
mendation may be seen at the establishment OF
the undersigned. sole manufacturer OF this Oil.
- - A. JAS,
+ d19 SuGWe 103 Chartres street.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13
PACIFIC COAST.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. ll.-Tbis morning
at | o'clock the stage from Suffer Creek
to Latrobe was stopped quarter of a
mile from Finn's Station by two masked
men with guns. The driver was COM
PEELED to throw out Wells. Fargo & Co. s
boxes. There were eight men and wo.
men on the stage and not pistol or gun
among the lot. The robbers covered
the driver after they got the boxes and
compelled him to drive on. The boxes
had between 5000 and $500 in them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13
THE WOODBRIDGE ASYLUM.

EDIroR REcoRD:- Having just returned
from a visit to our asylum at Wood
bridge, California, it may bs interesting
to some Of your readers to learn of it's
location, character, surroundings and
management. Woodbridge. where our
State Asylum is located, is a neat little
village about twelve miles above stock
ton, on the old Stockton and Sacramento
road; it is two miles from Lodi, small
town on the line of the G. p. Il. R.,
called Lodi station. This is also the
station for Woodbridge. The asylum is
. part of the town of Woodbridge. There
are several fine stores, two hotels two
saloons. towering mill, postoffice, tele.
graph office and all the etcs. of a live
American town. The insane in the
asylum at present number eighty one,
nineteen of whom are females. Its
management is under the direction of
DR.. Langdon. 1t is surrounded by beau
tiful shade trees. The grounds en-
brace q large Enclosure interspersed with
shade trees, where the patients promen-
AIDE, exercise and amuse themselves as
fancy directs-such as are safe to be at
liberty. The male and female depart.
ment are entirely separated, even the
doctors have to gain admitancs through
the matron when visiting female pa
tents. The arrangement of the building
is good and we'll conducted under Super
intendent, William Gravatt. Inside
the rooms are O model of neatness and
everything seems to be conducted with
view to make its inmates comfortable.
1t does not present the somber appear
ance its name would indicate; it is bet
ter home than is the lot of the majority
of families to enjoy. The supplies furn-
ished the asylum ars of such quality as
would satisfy most families. saw meat
sent from the butchers stall for the days
use; it was II good average OF California
beef. The sleeping and bath comforts
are Observation-Disclosures beautiful flow
ers are cultivated and cared for in the
rooms.
The principal physician is DR.. Lang
don, assisted by DR.. traitor. These
gentlemen have good reputation for
ability. Miss L. E. Vance, the Matron
of the ladies' department, is well quail
fed for her place. The asylum ia an
orderly and we'll regulated establish
ment.
I will state how this asylum is man
aged financially. In the first place, the
premises with all its improvements be-
long to the physicians. They take the
insane of our State and provide for their
board, clothing, medicine aud medical
attendance for seven dollars per week.
This also includes burial expensss-out
of this sum all expenses are paid. The
asylum is exclusively for the use of Ne
vada, and its proprietors are responsible
to the Board. composed of the Governor.
Secretary of State and Controller, for the
insane or our State. The state of the
patients in the asylum varies from the
dangerous maniac to the simplest forms
of insanity. DIV.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13

Orleans special says: The radical cause
has received heavy blow by the with
drawal of Pinchback. who leaves here
for the North to- morrow and will not re.
turn until after election. The cause of
his dissatisfaction is he thinks he has
not bsen treated just right in the matter
Of spoils. So he flies the track. There
is do doubt his withdrawal will improve
the conservative cause here.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13
.,,ycIsCo STOCK REPORT.

sAN -
SAN FRAscIsco. September IL.
,,opNJya sAIFg
,s.sKsl ho" %
ssA-x,r5e 59l, 59A 5sb5 55s
64s opn.p--stk sax
iles a e.iSS curry-l5H 10.
~ ~ Rest Belcher-4n' ~ r. 90, 10 - W"
Is9 osa-ooA 2OA 20
- Ssu Sirginia-55 "a. ~. ,,u.,,,-
$50 Hale Norcfy InL IN 80 - 7 ~
10 Crown TIo.nts.-9Ts. 2Tkb52TH
80 Yellow IX A..
1850 inPrsl7A 474Tl,
- Aphsa,-aIh alA 81
SIS beleN ayada-llts l4aliA l4l4,.
5ls senn. s
70 bullion. ~ ,slkb,o
500 Ecne 10 6sA
IS oveil.aMooI %. 22N 22hh5 ~.
ll9 gusu con-1Ih I4l. l4kb5
So Union q,
ptn p-ra,-,.
SHAY ~
ca 7x ~.
gQCaeaopaSoL
90 Giooe Cam. %
s95 Bsi.l, n u;I,Ne1
SNe,y III ConN7Oc e5c
% New ,.n Flat
2i5 Aml'.;iIa-Ih
10 Noor.hNa,c
$40 hossu'n,o c
1909 bauo az
65 Andes.
900 Aasa"mI
l5s Nl,a,ban-I
100 leSl u'' Wirg;n;a-1LI,.
46S you o.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13

J. G. FOSTER leaves on this mornings
stage for Beaver, Utah, on professional
business. Mr.. Foster expects.to be ABB
sent about two weeks.
The last assessment of the Alps Silver
Mining Company was delinquent in the
company's Office yesterday.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13

"The gentleman always has friends,
even under adverse circumstances, be.
cause he deserves them. The success of
the true gentleman is always lasting"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13

SHARP LoaIc.-''John." INQUIRED A
domin,s OF hopeful pupil, what ia !.
naiierr "A man who makes nails -
replied hopeful. quite readily. "Verv
good. Now what is q tsilorp" "On.
who makes tails" was the equally oniol
reply. "Oh! you blockheadr said the
dominic. biting bis lips; "a man Who
makes tails! Did you ever!' "Io be
sure" quoth hopeful; III the tailor
didn't put tails to the coats he made
they would be Jackets" "Eh!-ahi-
well!-to be sure! I didnt think of
that"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13

The worlds master.spirits can make
the silence OF their closets more bene.
fetal to mankind than all the noise and
hustle OF courts. senstes and camps.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13

A Cool ANNOUNCEMENT The Chicago
Tribune says, A firm in this city deal.
ing in gamblers plements for cheating
adveriises to send free complete list OF
country fairs TO be held next Fall. Thus
swindlers may lay out business tour
satisfactorily, Gambling seems. to Judge
by the following extract from the firm 8
circular. to have suffered by the general
depression in business: 1--WE take pleas.
ure in handing you our revised price list,
in which you will find that we have re-
duced prices to conform with the times.
Owing to the continued shrinkage in
commercial va]n and the decreased cost
of labor and material, we offer you a
complete list of first.class goods at prices
lower than have ever before been offered
by any house in the trade. Having A
large factory. with steam power and all
me latest improved machinery, we are
aoie' With our increased facilities. TO I'll
all orders quickly and in a satisfaotor,
manner. and stand to-day the leaders il
our S branch Of industry in the Unite,
STATES II not in the world" The oata
ioRnes include marked cards loadsa d;c
and many other devices for cheat;no Wv
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-09-13

There is as great difference between
what an ambitious man is and what he
aspires to be, az between what A win
one is and what he thinks himself.
The daily gazette., 1876-12-23
-iNSWER FOR ME.
What would do for you my dear.

What would l do for you my dear.
If l to-day could be lord of my life:
Suppose that we both We're sitting here.
Mere man and woman, not husband wife,
Would your faded face be fair, and your
brow
What but the wrinkles there would see?
Would love you then as do now >
But you shall answer, dear, for me
love not easily, love but few;
Light come, light go, is not my way;
No one has known my heart but you,
And you not its deeps, as you shall to-day.
Put your hand on ii and feel it beat
Where is the other impossible she
Can quicken it. kneeing at my feet?-
But you shall answer, sweet, for me.
Love is forever, and only one;
For when 1t enters surrended hears
1t is as the supreme master-none
Can dispossess him till life departs.
And none succeed him of royal line:
Vacant and darkened throne must be
If desolation should fall on mine
But you shall answer, love for me.
If l were king of the world. my dear.
You could not be more my queen than
now
You would have the same old lover here,
Except that his crown would be on youl
brow
Can anything be too good for you
That king can give you? Ask and sec
Name me the thing that l will not do
For you shall answer, wife for me.
r. II. Syot,iaId in H0per'S