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The Morning herald., 1876-09-25
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Trains leave Depot. Thirty-second and
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Accom-. 8 20, 8, and 10 q M, llO445.z
83e, and IL 30 p m. on Sunday. 60. M
!, and7 40 p m:
Limited Fast Mail daily, 70am
Niagara Express daily, except
sunday: 7Nsm
except Sunday, 70am
Lock oee' Ha1sn Mail except Sunday, g m
l,o,l YORK Mail MAJ daily; except Sunday. 800 a m
leaves AZ 9 m and runs only TO
aarrisburgD SO9ar.
m. On Sunday at 30 m.
Fast Line daily. except Sunday, 1885 m
Eimlra q L. Haven Exp. except
vs Sunday, H5pm
except Sunday, H55pm
Sunday, 2Sopm
sunday, 800 pm
cept Sunday 4Ooam
pitssbsrss' iAsas' Express daily, except " "
cineinnsti Express daily, siS 10 Pm m
Pacific Express daily, ll55 I'M
Erie Mail and Buffalo Express,
Emigrant EXPRESS, 1905 m, daily except
Monday. for which tickets must be pro.
cured and baggage delivered at ll8 Market
street. by 5p m.
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York, 24O, $780, 40, $50
and II q m, Limited New York Express
Ia a25 M m,dg,xh l$S Shlo 4s 5s IS and
S3oam., 4S5, 635,7 pm. and II night
Mail Train a m. Emigrant Train for
New York II 4Op m.
Accommodation for Trenton, 2 30 p M,
am, and 35p m.
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT
Rustleton, 6 rs m, IL noon, s and 7 Is pm
Way Train for Bristol Is p m.
Trenton, 855 and 10 is m, 2, $50, 40, Sis
and 20 a m. On Sunday 8 Is a m and:
Express for New York sDam.
Express for Long Branch, 2pm.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
From KESs1NGToN DEPoT.-Express fos
Easton,. Water Cap, Scranton &c., 8 IS
q an ~ and 80 p m. Express for Relvidsre
For Lambertville, Pennington and Hope
well 10 ID a m and 5 Is p IN.
For Flemington IS and 10 is m, and $50
pm.
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY.
Accom-. for New York, via Perth Amboy
and Jamesburg and Monmouth junction
80 m and p m, connecting for Long
Branch and SQuau.
Accom-. for TIenton, connecting with *.
press rains for New York, 6 30, and III
q m, II noon,2, 8 80, 43O and 5 80 p m:
Way Train for Burlington 9 3Op m. sun
day Trains l0a m. and and 30 m:
Way Train for bordentOwn, 8 and ii ~ p III
On sunday at 30 p m.
For Hightstown 6. 6 80, a M, 2, 345 and ~
For Long Branch and New York "a m.
For Tuck ertown q m and p m.
For Meuford and II Is n, 845 and b ~
For Mt. Holly and Pemberton 8, 8. and li5
am. IS, ), and 80 p m. For Mt. Holly
l, and II 30 p m.
Sunday Trains for Mt. Holly loan, and
and p m.
For Merchantville and Moorestown 10 p m,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
The Union Transfer Company will call
or and check baggage from Hotels ano
residences. Time cards and full 1n1Ormas
ton can be obtained at the Depots ana
Ferry named above, and at the followlnS'
TICKET ! No. 83S Chestnut Street.
OFFICES. No. ll6 Market st.
FRANK THOMPSON, D. M. BOYD, JR.
Ge~I Manager. Cent Passenger A0e'
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1.-The ralfty of the English Minister

BY ASSOClNieu I'reSs.
WASHING TON, Sept. 23.-Sir Edward
Tho'nton was among the first to respond to
a liberal subscription to the call made by a
committee Of citiZers of Washington for the
relief Of the Savannah yellow fever suffer-
CrS.
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England Making Ready 10 Annex
the Transvaal Republic.

By Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept. 23.-The "Daily News"
to-day says: "We understand that Sir T.
Shepstone has been ordered to proceed to
Natal Immediately. He is entrusted with
special powers to represent Great Britain in
the Transvaal Republic"
The "News' also says: "We do not
doubt he is authorized to give assurances
Of the willingness Of Great Britain to annex
the Transvaal if the inhabitants are desir-
GUS of such action"
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A Ch urch Burned.

By Associated Press.
BosToS, Sept. 23.-The Second Congre-
gational church, in Chapel street, in Med
field. Mass, was burned on Wednesday.
The loss is estimated at $4,000; insurance,
$500.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Coal-Bush.
Funeral Notice.
Coal Mills & Combs.
Fullmer's Restaurant.
Cnandler's Free Lunch.
Harness m8ker-Yerger.
Restaurant-Sixth and Market.
lightning rods-W. ]. Morrow.
Turkish Baths-Drs. Lutte d Bissel.
Notice-Fifth Ward Democratic Meeting
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Tho Molly Maguires.
By Associated Press.

BY ASSOClattu PftS3.
PoTTsvnLE, Sept. 22.-John J. Slattery
and Michael Doolin, Molly Maguires, who
were charged with conspiracy to murder
William and Jesse Major, were convicted
here to-day.
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Prevalence of Diptheria.

BY ASS0Clated PreSs.
MILFORD Pa. Sept. 23.-Diptberia is raging
to an alarming extent in Sullivan county,
N. Y. In the towns Of Bethel and Cochec-
ton large number of deaths have occurred,
principally among children.
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V|ILLANOvA COLLEGE, DELAWARE
v COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA,

This institution, chartered with Univer.
sity Privileges, Is under the charge OF the
advantages to students, who desire to make
a thorough Classical, Scientific or CONNER.
cial course. It is situated on the Pennsyl.
vania Central Railroad, eleven miles from
Philadelphia. Railroad Station and Post
Office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session of five months, lin ad.
vance, $50.
For full particulars, send for catalogue,
Very Rev. T. GALBREY,
dec. l-lyr. President.
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Mr.. E. NJ. Fuller, roadmaster of the Phila
delphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad,
has rendered his resignation to take effect
on the last day of the present month.
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ESTIMATE OF EXPENSES.

Board for the collegiate year of 80 weeks.
and incidental expenses. S2O Total. sl94.
students are required to provide their own
books, and fuel for their private rooms will
be furnished AT COST. Students who receive
scholarship appointments are relieved from
The charge for tuition. and the above esli-
mate is thereby reduced from Sl94 to S134.
olarships may be obtained by applying
to members OF the Delaware Legislature.
Both sexes are admitted to the class rooms.
The timetable Of the r. W. & B. Railroad
and its connections is now such that stu
dents residing within convenient distance
may attend the daily sessions OF the College
and return home at night. Weekly car fare
from Wilmington to Newark $l.06
Catalogues and further information may be
had by addressing the President.
WILLIAM H. PURNELL, LII, D.
NEWARK, DEL. Aug. 10, 1875. aul2.lm
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EDUOATIONAL.
F. BECHKR's MUSIC SCHOOL.

The term consists of ten months, begin
ming with first Monday of September, end
ing With the last day OF June.
Terms for beginners, 10 months, $50; i've
months SIS. Advanced scholars whole
term) 10 months, 80; half term, s months,
so. All the necessary music furnished
gratis by the school.
All scholars entering the school meet for
classification at the music room, McClary's
building. No. 008 Shipley street on first and
second day Of September. from I to 4
O'Clock. augl6-lm
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RAILROADS.
pH1LAD4E3hPIHa1IA, .Ia1IdA,, WILMINGTON Avn
L bAAT1AoRE RAILROAD. AND
An0IYnT IA. 1Q7a


Trains will leave Wilmington a. ,o,,ox.
Philadelphia and Intermediate ,,...
go, Z. 10. 8 20, $40, 8 81, 10 81. 10 * G'suons
2%. sos, 7 20. 964, II "A p m. = M
Philadelphia and New York 2 II NJ 1871
Baltimore and intermediate Stations 70 g,
$50 m. s ~, pm. II u,
Baltimore and Washington 70 70 im q.
m. IL &c. l8, l q, s 70, 6 Al. 10 ~ i"
Trains for Delaware Division leave nv
New Castle u IS. 8 20. IS, II IS . m. i% M an
p. m. Wv
Wyoming and intermediate Stations =, xx
SS5 m. 30, p m. TO-
Delmar and intermediate Station. ,qx
035, q m, 8 30 p m, @o
The 80 P. M. train, on Monday. Wear..
day and Saturday, will make close Ws' con
nection at Delmar, with train for Ocs.r
City. AVA ocssn
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate Station.
10 q m. 500, $50, m. 1s'
Phiiadelphia and New York, 2Ham.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852. iH.m
For further information passen9ers ar.
referred to the time tables posted at H.
depot. - s0e
janl-ly II. F, KENNEY snr+
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

The next collegiate year will commence
on WEDNESDAY evening. September 9Th.
There are three courses Of study
l, The Classical.
II. The Scientific and Agricultural.
III. The Literary.
A selection of studies. however, may be
made, but regular course is strongly re-
The Morning herald., 1876-09-25

BY Associated Press.
New YORK, Sept. "a.
The great explosion which took place at
He'll Gate, this afternoon at nine min
utes of three o'clock, was the result OF
seven yesrs of stern toll. The number OF
pounds of explosive material used was as
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Ispsstai
WESTERN DISPATCHES
,,.a.. =. m. .olD MIL. DAN, .,.,.
CALIFORNIA.
4 ssmswhat Suggestive Dispatch
frsa Duke G~ts - Republican
Clubs Nss 60 be Dtsbasdet.

Ban FlAxcnco. November i5.-Ths
Republican State Central Committee have
prepared . sircular To 10 sent TO the va
rious political clubs throughout the State.
requesting them TO maintain and strength =
their organizations. anil ON no aecoun Ia
allow them 10 be dissolved TO hold meet.
ines from tine 70 time. and keep mp the
interest. and promising further conmuni-
cations from ums IN time with regard 81
this request. The circular will probably
b. issued tomorrow.
The only ssasstion on the street 10 -dsy
vas the bulletinins Of . dispatch FROM
Duke OWN 10 Senator Kelly. Of
Oregon, datsd the nth inst. and obtained
here by privats hand - follows 81 sup
posed We hal reason TO rely upon your
State. We have private adviecs that al
effort 10 being mAdo 10 count us out.
spare no sxertion or expense In loo king
siter the Statc. will be responsible. and
rely upon you." Aerowd gathered around
the board aud commsntcl In accordance
with their individual viewpof tho speaker.
tho Democrats viewing 10 40 = proper
caution 10 the Democrats Of Oregon 10
look after the interests Of the party In =
legitimate manner. while tho Republican.
srs Disposed W viev u - . direct hint 10
make the State out Democratic whatever
may 10 the honest result At the polls.
A man. whose nam 10 not ascertained.
vas killed on Twentieth street this morn.
Log By the eavlng OF . sewsr.
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DEDICATION.
Celebration OF tito 0psaing sf ths
New Fourth Ward sehsei.Hsus
II virginia.

Virginia Ciiy's new s~chool.houss will DO
dedicated on the 2sth Of the present
month. The School Trustees Of that city
are preparing to celebrate the occasion In
. becoming manner and with fitting
ceremonies. Tho children In the public
schools will be granted . holiday on Tues
day. November %. They will rendezvous
at the First Ward school.houss, and 81
IL ". on the day named there will DO .
grand parade On G street, tho line Of
march extending from the Pirst Ward
School-house 10 the new school building
In the Fourth Ward. The procession will
be headed by q band Of music. the scholars
themselves wearing holiday attire and
carrying flags and banners. On tina ar
rival Of the procession Of the new school.
house there will b public speaking by
prominent citizens who are interested In
the welfare Of tho public schools. The
exercises In tho evening will open with Q
short literary entertainment by the pupils
OF the High School and grammar depart
ments. After that there will DO dancing.
and o good time generally will 10 indulged
In. One dollar has been fxed ~ the price
Of admission. and tie proceeds are 10 b
devoted TO tho purchass OF large clock.
to DO placed In the dome Of the new
school.houss. 4 general invitation TO
Join In the festivities Of the occasion 10 o..
tended 10 all lovers Of free education and
free schools.
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4 Large war Claim.
WARRINGTON, November i5.-The trial
Of tho var claim Of Admiral Porter and
and the North Atlantic Squadron for prize
money growing out Of the capture OF
Richmond began yesterday before Judge
Humphriss. About 81. 800 900 Is involved
In this controversy.
Tilass Eisstsvs Unqualified.
CHICAGO. Nov. i5.-It 10 alleged that
two or three Tilden electors in the South
are disqualified BY not having had their
liabilities removed by Congress, A. re.
ouired by the Consultation. There is great
conformation among the Democrats over
this report.
No Hxetssosss ~ New Yerk.
Nrv Yosx, Nov. i5.-The excitement In
regard 10 the Presidential election appears
10 have ceased slnsst entirely. The rain
TODAY and IN. absence OF news have 10.
gs,hcr operated to clear the sidewalks In
front OF all tho bulletin boards.
General Francis @. Barlow and Daniel
q. Rollins loft this city last evening. for
Tallahassee at tho request OF President
Grant. In order 70 DO present at The Official
canvass Of the vots OF Florida.
Ansshss whisky Thisr's Pardon
Recommended.
WARRINGTON. November ia WASH
ington special says District Attorney Dyer
aud James o. B~roadhead. have recon-
mended the pardon Of Mckee. Tho At
tornsy General will wait to hear from
Judgo Dillon before taking any action In
the case.
Disastrous Hurricane ~ NJ
Thsmas.
WAsHrxorox, November is. -Dispatche.
from 81. Thomas dated September 10th.
state that . hurricane passed over that
island on the 18th Of that month. The
bark IdulA Durnsy. aud the brig Veteran
we're to-day wrsckej. The crew Of the
latter was save, but Of that Of the former
six wsro drowned. including the captain
and his wife.
Receipts o. she Csntssnisi.I
PMILApKLPniA. Nov. i5.-The Depart
msnt Of Admissions Of the Cenientenniai
Exhibition has Just finished the count Of
visitors 10 the grounds on Friday last. the
closing day. and thus . complete and OIL
cial record VI admissions during tho sih
months extending from Nay 10th " No
vember 10th. IL obtained. The Exposition
was open $50 days. During that time the
paid admissions were 1904 .325 total Ad.
missions 9,7s9 .s92; and total receipts
s3,si3,7 iD.
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People NM HAVE ItW cIoTMHe
HkTNhTkN q WOLF
Leading Olothlers. QolA Hill.
Paor Rev. s~ylvanus Cobb. Of Boston

PaoM Rev. sylvanus Cobb, Of Boston.
formerly editor Of the c,oisoism Y,s.sss !
Dear slr-It may be some satisfaction
10 ron to he informed Of the result OF the
trial Of the Peruvian Syrup In my family.
Ny daughter WAS brought low BY Q
typhoid fever Last Spring. and after the
fever left her she continued very weak.
and the simplest food Distressed her. For
months she remained In the sane debili.
tAted condition but from the LIST Of eep-
tsmber last, when she commenced taking
the Syrup. the digestive functions I'm.
proved. aud she steadily gained strength
aud vivscity and now. after taking two
bottles. she Ia restored 10 . good state Of
health; indeed. she appears 0 really
healthy than she has for several year
past. ] am OF opinion that the :" ProtoIid-
Of Iron " contained In the Peruvian syrup
was adapted TO her case and effected vhat
M other known medicine could have
effected. Yours. truly, D. COBB
Mold by all druggists.
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AssEssMENr~

Ksisherbseker- o. IS r.r share Iold L.
sns. ~ CENTS per share lnsw i..uel; lev cd
November itth. dslinlneai December lat
sale day. January rh.
Yslios Jsekes-ti pr shsrr; levied OTTO
Der 18th: delinquent pseeuber tih; sale
day. January 81.
Lady Washingtsa 80 cent. per share.
levied November nth: dsiitgacnt Dsesm'
Der li,h. sale day. Janu ly 81.
dslipqnen, December I'M; sale d'y' Jan
uAry H.
Wsiis-farxo-ls cent? per share; lcsi.t 30
ysmbsr oh: delinquent December 9TH -ais
day. December 7sth.
Lsxtnxssa-s e-nt- per share. levied No
v.in ser 10Th; dsiinguen, becsnih'r ifth
sLs day. December 18TH
Golden Chariot uishol 20 cent. p
shsrs: levied October 25th. dslinlneut No
ysmber Soth. sale day. Dsesmber .s,h.
Genessi rhosaa.-s0 css,s per shar~; lev
iai October 9Th. delinquent December i-i'
s@,e day. December svth.
0lobe-s5 cents ret -hAre: leviei oetobes
7.ih: delinquent November iJth. sale day
Deeenlber ath.
Grown lrotus-s a cs- shaw; levied October
9s,h: d~sirqusnt November nth; sale day
Deoenbcr 2V,h.
cold Canyea Consolidated 10 cents
IEr nnnft. NtNtn EtfNtuNoN :" ''ta
qusnt November isih: sale day. December
Atlantic Cssseiidasssi IS cents per
.hars: lev ed October 10Th; dslingn.nt
Noveabss asth sale dy, December 18th.
Pessmas udahol- as e.ntsysr share; levied
October z3i. ~deilDqusnt November 18th,
sale day. D.cembsr 18th.
Der sl,h. delinquent November 9TH; sale
day. December 18th.
Oversaau-t1 per -hsre; levied October
1ist ~delinluent November D h szis day.
December 18th.
nsush Ophir-iO cents per share: levied
OSteber 9th: Delinquent November Isl. sale
day, December IAN.
TvsLan 10 cents per sharc { levied October
nm. dclln9usnt No,,mtst 7isl sale day.
Deeemh<r nth.
nius-is cents per -hsre; levied ostossr 18th;
delinquent November 18th; sale Day. De
csne.r 1th.
Halo a N~srersss-ti per shAIc. levied DC
tobet 10th; delinquent November i1th; -sis
day. December 9Th.
Meadow vaiisy-tEiy Di-triep7a esni- "
share, levied september Syihi drhsluvh'
Noysinbcr ON: sale dag. December eth
aupsrier IS cents yer share. levied oetohei
mi: delinquent November issh; SALE day
December III.
Cu,yer-S eet, pr share. levied oc'oe-'
atr; delinquent Novcs'tcs i0th; sale day
December lot.
Ftoehs Ely DISTRICT ~ CENTS pr .h.fr
levied October stn: dolirqaeut N0ssuhcl
sth: sale day. Deecinb~r isa
shssa lslar pistrep- - cent. gsr share
levied oetotsr sth. aeilnl,.n' '"''"''
an: sale day. November sth.
c.s,..e-, cent. per share. levied ssptem
Der 7ist: delinquent uc'ob-r Sth' sale day
Moxsmher Nth.
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nssees SAies.

San FMAxcisco. November i5-2 p. N.
Sierra Nevada III bid.
Hale a N~orcross-Ils bid.
Bsleher-itS bid.
Justice-22k Asksi.
CAliiornia-53 bid.
JuliA-6s bid.
CaledoniA-sh bid.
SAvAge-ua bid. III. ssked.
ImperiAl-2a bid.
Ophir-iJS bid.
Alpha-35h bid.
OvermAn-75s asked.
Msxiean-23h bid.
Alpha-33t sold.
Belcher-its bid.
J~ustice-2i sold.
Con. virginia-i5'. sold.
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oassssi Rss.r.s frsss white Pine
loanSy.

HAMILTON. November i5.-The follow
ing il Tho official returns from White Pine
county: Hayes and Wheeler. ses; Tilden
and Hendricks, 500 for supreme Court,
KirLpatrick, Dem. $40; Leonard. Rep.
AL for Congress, Ellis. Democrat.
,3s; Wren, Rep. col. Tho Republicans
,Iset: Por Beustor. II. q. Comins; Sheriff,
"a. Rsun; Clerk. W. II. Forrest; Assessor,
], B. Williamson; Recorder. VIM. Timson;
Asssmbiymsn. o. II. Gray. and George
Ceburn; Commissioner. tlong tsrm) u. y.
woodin. Tho Democrats elect: District
Attorney. b. X. Davis; AAsemblymen, A..
=. iowery and Thos. Rockhiii; Treasurer.
G'e. y. heConksy; superintendent VI
Puzzle Schools. n. Hsgar: Commissioners.
,slnJtt term), Al. fitxhugh.
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cuRI,TMAs m COMING.

~ you want to make Jour fhrnds . n'ee
present. 60 10 the Photographic Art Gallery,
mart N Niper,' Union Hall, Goid Hill, and
HAVE YOUR PICrUnR rAKKn; OF 10 you
hsy, one siresdy, have that enlarged lou
cannot mais your friends . more ses.p.apse
present than 10 send them . nns S.aSon.
-. hs,e srecutsd at San Francisco prices
an and inspect spseinsns Of the worh a. this
lall<fy.
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NEw rolx. November i3.-Sales In tho
Morning Board. in currency. we're; 30
Alpha. 80: 50 Best & Belcher, a.; 20 Cali
sdonia, ~; 100 Conhlehee. 10; iJOO
Grant. 5SGc6; 200 Hale \ Norcross. =:
100 Julis. 7; 50 Justise. 25A.; 100 Leop-
rrl. &. r1 Silver Nll. So; 900 south
star. is13; 100 C.darburg North
ghRTA
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THR OuTIO0K.

Owing 10 the universal strinssncy asd
dull hnss for the last few msnths, The
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In all branches Of trade. The
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rest. Considering the sltuauon.
we feel grsti1-d that our business hes
held lis own beyond our expectations. Al.
though. the hard tihcr 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
. 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 ~
rye 10 NE -aia chase, = namely: buying
chsap-for we know that wo must sell low
tomrot the depleted purses Of the com.
nunity. aud We can and will do II. Come
and see II we don't.
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a %suysQCaT,Sa .cGSg.I.

known oonfrtbutor TO the Western piess. she
panied by bleeding at the lnngs, 10 Ilale's
Honey OF Horehound and Tar. my cough"
she Gays. .threaiened Ia s~u1ocate me . :
but the Honey OF Horshound and Tar has
removed every trace OF a." The letter vas 10
The disposal OF O. ". chitsnion. Z Sixth ave.
nus. Pixies Toothaehs Drops cure In one
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L.. -. 80, T.
:"
WWi.st.1. ,na. "n A..
.. ~ ~. ue.ann..a 49, 49,, n,
tho contrary they are running more than
ever, - uncy con'nichoeu IuhS W.
moIni"y no' my VIZ sAars ,J.s'A ~.
through 70 the Imperial woodpils, at the
turn OF the road, Just above the Imperial
works.
CRUEL FAsHios.--0ur streets are 20
much mp hill aud down hill thai tho Gold
| Hill young ladies are unable 10 wear pull.
p.c.so OF ,hs rsguIstion eut ana .sn'nv...
inc 10 sss them struaulisa arsins, sdvors.
lcircumstance. A. iIsy do. In Going from
"s 'esSy house 70 inc pos'omce'
THE man who 10 numbering virginia 81
the rate OF fifty cents 4 number. apparently
has q good thing Of II. Tho numbers are
snythins bus ornamental Instead o. uhe
nsurs uns eoh,r.c'", usst 'e.n.
Thing original.
., n..,u..
Last ouhuAy 'hc ny'""'''" '"'oAs'"'
We s w. Is vinn rsn,Ii,
Nv x.. Inv, ~ ~ ~
4, ,.,o. =,
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-. ,.,h.y ~ Csn~n pa,n, ns,in. ,sst.r.
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An oPPo"A '
a.. ,L".oa an. g.,,. No,. ,nd f,iIv
a. hiyb.,onsJ.
u. n. McL.rS has been confirmed In his
~appoip,msnt n Clerk Of the United States
Courts In Nevada, vice u. N. DagEstt. re-
signed.
IT Is rumored on the streets that there Is
10 Ia A change in the railroad scheduls d
Trains leaving virginia .'y "o'" '''''
Tug Trench mill, near Silver City. was
closed down temporarily yesterday. II
and the Bacon will soon start up again.
TIKI pipes fer the new water works will
Ia In r%o,i,iop within the next TIVE weeks.
The work is being pushed rapidly.
Cu.p,.. cowpys has bean sp,oint.d
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15
CARD.

To all who are ss1srins nom he errors and
,,a,serr,Isss Of youth. nervous weakness,
All, decay. Ioss 81 manhood. etc. yin send
rssipe that viii cure you. ffes Of eh.rse.
Tsis raj remedy Vas discovered by . mis.
slouary In South America. Send 9 ssl-sd.
dresed snvelops To- the ksv; Joseph 7. inman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-11-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
Londsa ssws.

Londsa ssws.
LONDON. November 1.-THE fS.i to.
day says London underwriters sre taking
nvs shilling per hundred pounds sterling
for risk Of capture on steamers NOW load
Ing 10 Russian port.
spseis.
Nav YolK, November Is. To-day
81 .05a. 900 In specie arrived from Europe.
stsamship G.est.
AKYAB. India, November i5.-The Brit
ish steamer City Of Manchester. from Liv-
srpool for Calcutta, has sunk Of here.
AL hands except the captain aud steward
Hrs supposed n be lost.
The Easssrn ouestisa.
LONDON. November i5.-A recent tels.
gram from ConsiAntin0ple says: All tho
Pewsrr are stvted TO be In accord respect.
Ing the conference. which IL expected 80
cor ia sitting at thu end VI Novem.
Dor. The Porte has made some objection.
but IT. adhesion appears certain. England
having made urgent representations To
that cod.
Japsstsi Dserse.
sr. ~PErEhBrso. November i6.-An I'm.
perisl order was promulgated to-day pro-
hibitlng the expectation OF horses from
western and southern liussia.