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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19
This Mornings Board.

435 Ophir 551L 55js
1886 Mexican 81. 321s
$40 Gould Il Cnrry 1917 1917
4S5 Best X Belcher 561,, 55I
go California 70 794
375 Savage 1917. 49,.
l45 Con. Virginia ~ Tx
80 Chollar 80. 80
245 Hale a. Norcross 62,
200 Crown Point l6s.
5000 Yellow Jacket 341l, 34s.
1885 Imperial So
50 Keptuck l3
SD Alpha Gil 62ls
PAS Belcher u, II
l55 Confidence 81. 2114
40 Sierra Nevada l6, 1871
81 Utnh %,
AS Bullion 40, As
760 Excheqner 81.
2l5 Oyerman 651, 65
2s5 Justice 269., 2Gs. So
S55 Succor Toe 751,c
Gas Union IL l21.
735 Lady Bryan ! - STIc
500 julia l0ss 1922
IT'S Caledonia 81. 0 asst delqt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

WINNEMUccA BREWERY. Attention is
directed to the advertisement OF Mer-
chant & Helm, successors to Charles
keSler, at the Winnemucca Brewery
They manufacture an A No. l article
of lager as eonnoisseurs who have
sampled keg Of the beverage left AZ
this office are ready to testify, Orders
from all parts of the country for beer
In bottles or III kegs will be promptly
filed by the new firm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

WASHED OUr. Wells, Fargo Z Co. s
Boise Cay Informs US that part OF the
bridge which spans the Boise river on
the stage road has been washed away
by high water, aud passengers aud
baggage are transferred across the
break from one coach to another, as
the stream is not fordable.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

PAINTING AND REPAIRING. There is
large fleet of mountain clippers
owned by George Baker and others
anchored around Davis & Therian' s
blacksmith shop. where they aie being
repaired and painted for summer voy-
ages to Idaho and other points.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

SKIDMoRE COMBINATION. - We ac-
knowledge the receipt of q compliment
tary' ticket to the Floral Calico ball,
and grand entertainment of the Skid
more Combination at Library Hall,
Carlin, May Goth, ON the occasion of
the farewell benefit of Morry Levy.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

DEAD.-A letter to Il. W. Wood
brings intelligence of the death of c.
w. Purdin at Santa Barbara, last Friday
Deceased resided in this county for sever
al years, and was highly respected by oil
who knew him.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

DEsERTERs. --Corporal Robinson, of
Camp McDermit, informs us that five
deserters from Camp Harvey. Oregon,
all mounted, came through by Camp
McDermit few days ago. They were
followed by men of their own company
from Harvey, who caught two of them
at Eight Mile Station and two at Cane
Springs, one escaping. The deserters
were recruits brought out from the
east less than year ago, and toe
much afraid of Indians to venture into
the mountains after they left Camp.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

EMIGRASTs. - Nearly four hundred
emigrants passed here last night.
Among them we're sixty Bohemians,
direct from the old country, and some
American women who attracted
crowd of listeners by their excellent
singing.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

VOLUMES of Testimony in favor of
HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR,
as specific for throat and lung dis
eases are pouring in from all parts of
the country.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

CASTING The Humboldt Foundry
will be in full blast tomorrow casting
ainalgamating pans. and gearing for
wind and tanning mills.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

TALENTED CkLEsTIAL. - All Kahn,
the Celestial sent up for selling whisky
to Indians, proves to be theatrical
heather, who walks the boards with a
lordly strut, and performs many won.
derful sleight of hand tricks, to the
great amusement of the other prisoners
who enjoy the free show.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

80 Meadow Valley l
225 Eureka l11s, IL
1870 Jackson a., 4
lis Alps 2.
50 Belmont %, 3
500 Eldorado North "A q
TAO Leopard 81, SIS
275 jefferson Zoe
100 Gila 621,e.
1919 Northern Belle 80 30
$40 Typo 121s
400 Hussey Coo
70 Gen. Thomas 4
30 Metallic 5
IT'S New Coso 30c
1910 Golden Chariot 21I 2s.
80 Poorman 35c
275 Succor 871.c
il65 Union 1917, 1879
$50 Lady Bryan IL
525 Julia ~
so Caledonia 8.
450 Knickerbocker soc 45s
80 Baltimore "a 2H
$50 Silver Hill 81
80 Challenge )
. 285 Dayton IA
80 New York IL.
145 Occidental s3s.
100 American Fiat /
290 woodyille Ia, Ia
So Kossuth -
975 Andes 3,
$50 Wells Fargo 25c
100 Ward "a 21s
loo Cosmopolitan loo
200 Niagara l5c
100 Leviathan
200 North Con. Virginia S71ac
505 Prospect AZ
5 South Justice 2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19
Bay View DistilIery - Poisonous
Mater.

WaJeE.
No further developments have been
made at Bay View Dlstillery, but the
work of following the under ground
pipes is vigorously prosecuted. 1t has
leaked out that on Friday p. NJ. last
several workmen engaged in burrowing
for subterransan pipes suddenly be-
came attacked with deadly nausea and
vomiting. On Friday night watch
men inside were also taken sick, and
on Saturday Sedgwick, Crane, and
Clarke were also attacked with the
same sickness. This general attack
was traced to water which had been
brought from the premises adjacent to
the distillery. AS the workmsn had
been drinking this water since they
have been on the premises it is impos-
sible to convince them that this partic-
ular supply had not been doctored.
Population OF the City.
Langley has issued his directory
estimating the population of San Fran
cisco at 272, 345, gain of 40, 600 within
the past year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19
Cinnamon Fined.

Forty-seven Cinnamon were con-
yicted of violating the cubic feet of air
ordinance yesterday, and received the
customary fines in the Police Court
this morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

The LAST Z. 5. TEAM.-A Govern
msnt team from Camp McDermit ar
rived here to-day for supplies. Cor
poral Robinson, who has charge of the
team, informs Us that by an order from
headquarters, which takes effect III
June, contracts for hauling supplies
will be awarded to citizens after that
date.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

GONE TO CALIFoKNIA.-W. j. "Old :"
Hill, late of the Idaho Avalanche, ar
rived here yesterday by stage. and,
with his family, departed for Salinas,
California, where he goes to engage in
the publication of newspaper pur-
chased by him. He had several
friends in Winnemucca, many of whom
bid him farewell and God-speed, as he
boarded the train. He was one of the
pioneers of Silver City, where he left a
host Of friends.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

New MINES. Mathews, Wells,
Fargo &Co.' messenger between here
and Ogden, informs us that there is
quite an excitement at Ogden over
mining discoveries recently made with
in three miles of that town. On one Of
The leads hole eight feet deep was
sunk, aud ore extracted which assays
from $32 to $3.50 per ton in silver.
The ore is argentiferous galena.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-19

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, which viii be sold GU reasonabl
terms. aul0 tt
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
THE DIFFERENCE.

Whea AndrewJ ohnson was impeach-
ed for "high crimes and misdemea-
nors" against the Republican party
for that was actually his crime in those
days of prejudice and passion and it
was to the interest OF the politicians
to get him out of the way, the trial
could not he gotten ready sosn enough.
The House display ed dienormous energy
after polical caucus had decided that
the hideous crime must be perpatra-
ted, it rushed through its preparations,
ii appointed the prosecutors, and the
Senate met it half way with alacri-
ty.
But when Belknap is impeachcd for
the veriest roguery, his crime hagant
and undisputed and contemplate
one at that, it does not appear that the
Senate is very eager to take hold of the
case or to push it to a verdict. Indeed
We are confident that it will evade the
formal trial by deciding that it has no
jurisdiction over the impeachment of
u private citizen, and that the resigna-
tion of Bclknap and the acceptance of
that resignation by the President de-
prived the Senate Of the power to try
or punish him.
The principal difference between the
TIVE cases is just this: johnson was a
political enemy who it was to the in-
terest of the Republican party to make
odious. Belknap was a "party man"
whose trial and conviction would dis
play to uAfavorable advantage tn
true inwardness" OF the Republican
party. We doubt, therefore, whether
he is ever tried or not, for the parade
of all the testimsney and the promi:
nence and emphasis 1t would have in
an impeachment trial, would play and
hanoc with "ths party's" vote next
fail Baltimore Netos
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

NoIICE.-I, Alexander savil!e, licensed
~ retailer Of goods. wares and merchan-
disc. do hereby give notice that l shall ap.
ply to the Judges Of the Court Of General
Sessions OF the Peace and jail Delivery OF
the State OF Delaware, In and fer New Castle
county. upon Monday, the sth day Of May
next 1876 being the first day OF the next
NAV term OF the said Court. for a license to
sell intoxicating liquors in qua ntities not
less than sne-haif gallon, at No. 4 East sixth
Street. in the Fourth Ward Of the city OF
imington. Delaware, said No. 4 being one
OF the storehouses situate in the building
known as the "Saville Building" on the
southeast corner OF Sixth and Market streets,
IN saidward and city aforesaid, and the follow
ing freehslders residing in said ward, recon-
mend the said application, to wit:
Francois X. Jacqust, ] b. Lapaire
James Parker, John McClafferty
Frank Lapaire Julius A. Krauspe
Henry Albert Alexander Hart
Thos. B. Eaton Bernard k0nner
Francis McMonagle. John 7. Barnes
John sparks Jas. A. Hart
Bernard Donohoe John Coyle
Gottlieb Mammele George ii. Fsx
Isaac Pyle John ID. Kurtz
Michael Cottingham VIM. ii. 0rinln
Richard keenan, W. +. Karr
aprs'3t. ALEXANDER SAVlLLE.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

NIOTICE.-I John Elliott. do hereby give
~ notice that shall apply to the Judges
of the Court of denersl Sessions of the Peace
aud Jail Delivery of the State OF Delaware.
day the sth day of May next, heing the first
day of the May Term. A, ID. 1875, for u license
to keep an Inn or Tavern at Aliens Corner in
the village Of Christiana. White Clay Creek
Hundred county of New Cast G, in the State
of Delaware School tDistrict No A 10 sell
Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart. to be drunk on the premises. and
the following freeho!ders recommend this
said application viz:
William q Cauik John Lewdcn
Robert McCarter Vim + smalley
VIC Humphries John Wayne
her james Bolton
Ann n Simpson William Campbell
mark David Leacha
WITT Morrison Jr, Josiah Lewden
VIM Currinder
ap7-3ts JOHN ELLIOTT.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF n writ
Dot Lavari Facias to me i-ecied. will ne
exposed to Public sale It theLi ~ cite Hotel
sal Shipley street kept hy 'iDs. W, 0rlip. ia
the city of Wilniistjn. ew Castle County
Del ION
wednesday, the 10Th day OF April, 1876,
At two O'Clock. p. M.
Tho following described Real Estate. VIZ:
All that lcert,in ttHct. piece or parcel of
land, ii uate in Cnfi tiana hunarei. bound
ed ant described ~ follows, ~ wit:
Beginning ut n stone at the ST 10 Of the pub
lie ,uai I'adiJg IRON Centreville to the
BtanIywine AT Smiths Bridge, and in the
middle ot the erubnc road known as the Bran
dywine road: thence along th o side OF the first
montiOnel or Centreville road north 81 and
one quarter degrees east ninety perches and
twO-.enths to a stone. corner OF lenlre
Mestin1 House land; thence thereby north
tweive and halfdegrees tst twehty-six per-
cbes and nine. e.tentbs to stone; thence by
the same south eighty tw' and half de-
grees cast twenty-six perches and elght-tenths
to the middle of the Contreville road a'ore-
said thence by the middle of the said road
north thirty-hvs and one quarter degrees
east twenty pe'ches and six ten his. to cor
ner of wm Seals nd; thence thereby north
forty-eight and half degrees west thirty ono
perches and three-tenths to another cJrner;
thence by the same north for y-iour degrees
east ten perches and thTee-ienths to another
corner; thence by the same south forty eight
and a halt aegrees east thirty perches and
nine-tenths to toe mid lie of the Centreville
road aforesaid thence thereby north thirty
five and one-quarter degrees east twenty per
ches and nine-tenths to stake; thence by
land OF Joshua Mccullough north forty and
one quarter degrees west and passing through
the middle of large White Oak tree on the
north side of said thirteen rerches and four
tenths to stone. q corner for Joshua McCol-
ough and --Clark. said stone being near
the side OF the great Valley Road thence
north seventy-two degrees west crossing the
last mentioned road oblIQuely six perches
and one-tenth to a stake fn the westerly side
of the same; thence contnui"g thereby
n0rta forty y-iour degrees west twenty three
perches and four tenths to II corner OF Mary
9raves' land; thence by her land the four
following courses and distances; s,uth forty
one degrees west sixty Eve perches to stone,
north "a degrees west two perchts to black
oak tree, south forty three and alf degrees
west seven perches and three-tenth hs to stone
and north 1884 degrees west fifty -ons perch
es and twO.tenths to = stone in the middle of
the Brandywine road aforesaid: thence there
by south 2212 degrees west % perches and
10 to the place of beginning. containing
within these bounds forty-six acres OF iand,
be the same more or less.
Sc Zsd and taken in execution ss The pro-
perty of Thomas Berry and Mary. his wife.
and TT. and to be sold by
VIM II L AMBSON. sheriff,
Sheriffs office New Castlel
Atril lst. 1877 AMI Ats.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

Zach Chandler repudiates Bell, but
Bell will not, for all that, consent to be
muff1ed. He is going to put in print some
well attested facts. which he thinks will
knock Chandler's aspersions higher than
kite, and from the pluck and audacity
already displayed by him there is every
reason to believo that he means bust
ness"
We copy the above from an exchange
paper. Bell has visited our State but
we have no knowledge Of him. or his
character. We presume. however, that
eur neighber, the Commercial is well ac-
quainted with him, and would be willing
to vouch for what he says, since that pa
per stated few days since that he was
formerly contributor to its columns
He was then doubtless at work for the
President or some one Of his Secretaries.
Perhaps putting up both in a sly way for
the pay he received. Or, he might have
been used by Orville Grant. when the
dignifed, and disinterested brother of
the President was in Delaware buying
timber, to dispose to the Navy Depart
ment or its contractors. Bell at all
events was Republican in full feather
with the Commercial, and that paper may
have had some knowledge of the fact
that he was used as a spy, long before
this was divulged to the public through
the efforts Of the House Committee.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

The Democratic Committee has done
Us duty IN reducing the appropriations
Tor rivers and harbors from S14.3cl 100 to
S5,S72,s5O. We wish. we were certain
that the House, to which the bill has
been reported, would act in the premises
with equal wisdom. The River and Har-
Dor bill has for years contained about az
many frauds as items.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

1t may save you five or ten dollars to
be little more careful than usual in re-
eeiviag National bank notes just now. A
great many counterfeits are afioat, and
some OF them superior in point of e1scu-
ton to any ever before executed outside
hedovernment bureau SO welle ngrayed
are some of the later issues of this spuri-
ous money that he sharpest experts ar.
deceived by them. There will doubtless
also be quantities of bogus fifty y-cent
otes ahoat during the Centennial, when
That currency denomination will be in
large demand.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

Has not the GAZETTE any better use
for its space than to occupy it in express-
ing its approval of the votes of our Del
aware Senators on the Dana confirna-
item, or anything elsep 1t may safely
trust that it will be taken for granted
that 1T approves whatever they GO. Ap-
proval is its trade.-Rvery Eve;,,ng.
Well, We do try to approve of all We
can; but ouf neighbor will please bear
in mind that we objected to "Dana's CEN
trmation," before we could have known
how either of theDela ware eSenato tors would
vote. We did not believe that gentle.
men who estimated virtue and honesty
as highly as they did could vote for Mr..
Dana Id fit man to send to England as
MlniSter.even after setting party feeling
aside.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
A C0nRreasman Missing.

hon. l.. II: Chandler mysteriously
disappeared from his residence in Nor
1olk, va, early on Thursday morning,
and is believed to have committei
suicide. He left his room.in his night
clothes. shoes and hat, and no trace of
him has yet been found. Mr.. Chandler
was one of the most prominent Repub-
lican politicians in Virginia. He was
formerly U. s. Attorney for Eastern
Virginia. Some years ago he was in.
jured in the Capitol disaster at Rich.
mond, since then he has been subject
. occasional fits of melancholy His
accour is were examined and found to
be correct.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

& SHERIFF'S SALE,
> by virtue of u writ of Levari Fa-
eias, to me directed, will be exposed to Pub
lilo Sal ut the Giipin House, in tho CITY.
Hundred and County of New Castle, and
State OF Delaware. on
TUESDAY,
THE llth DAY OF APRIL, 1873.
Alta o'clock. 2. M.
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain frame messuaRe or tene.
ment and lot or piece of ground situate in
White Clay Creek Hundred aforesaid. lying
on the turnpike leading from Christiana 10
wilmington, containing two acres. one rood
ana seven perches, more or less, bounded
ana described as follows, to wit: Beginning
In line or Evan StotsenburR and corner OF
Joseph Clarkson. thence running on line OF
Evan Stotsenburg south seventy eight de-
grees west forty-nine and ninty-lve hun.
dreaths perches to maple tree, d corner for
said Stotsenburg and Walter +. Soutbgate.
thence south eighty-three degrees, east forty
Six perches and one-tenth to stone thence
by new line and land OF joseph Rider and
sald Clarkson, north nIne degrees east fifteen
and nine tenths perches to the place OF be.
ginning. W
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
lerty OF DAVID Redjen and Sarah Elizabeth
MS wiie and I. t.. and TO be sold by
VIM. Ii. JAMESON, Sheriff.
onerins otice. New Castle.
MArch ~. A. d.. 1876. I mar25ts
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

1t Is to be hoped that Congress will at
tend to the case of Major Louis Merrill,
OF the United States cavalry, charged
with offcnses unbecoming an officer. a
gentleman or decent man, in time to
avert from us the disgrace of seeing the
nited States uniform worn like calf
SKIN upon his recreapt shoulders at tho
Centennial in PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

It's now said that Gen. Bristow has
resigned. And that he has done SO in
consequence Of the testimony given by
Henderson that Bristow some time ago
declared to him that he (Bristow) had no
confidence in the Administration.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
Preservation of the Sight.

Preservation of the Sight.
The loss OF sight Is one OF the greatest mis-
fortunes which can befall human being, az d
lessen the calamity are public benefactors.
The Spencer Optical Man ufacturing Com pany
OF New York. have done this by the intro
duction of the Diamond Spectacles every
pair OF which bears the trademark Of a small
diamond.
For sale in Wilmington by B. S. Clark, No.
4U7 Market street. apr4e0d&w.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
.JOHN q. HlkAD4
MACHINIS

No.I COG East Seeo ,-.l
No.:5IsIOrango Street. C"p
kesr.on hand and makes to OIdfiII ISd,iIlins ID: n
%rsash. Panohinr and Cutt,Ds u, tSe 'paIso
intended. He al.o repairs ouIWi, WcrS ~
Locks, and docs light Maehingls .nls Grcupc
orally, All kinds Of edged too'' ii
the best style. .,odpe Of matllII
A person with some know,ees movies as the H'l
work will be taken as : san attend TO-,
cTsSsT PSSIio oas patonsso @ respectfully lIiIRS
ebl7Wtf avn"
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
"a Debau chod Organ. >
From the Comm ercial, April 7th.

From the Commercial, April 7th.
Such course as that of the Secretary,
refusing to submit to men clothed in the
party cloth at st. Louis-McKee, Nc
Donald and other confederates-wa
what the Republican calls " despicable." "
Such are the views which debauched
organ of bad schemes and selfish intrig-
ues is able to take.
Who are the men in the Republican
party Of Delaware that the Commercial
ikens to the confederates of the st. Louis
Whiskey Ringp Does it allude to the
late Congressman, Lawyer Lofand,
whom the Republican and the Sentinel
tried to sustain during last contests We
confess that as the quarrel has now
run into discussing party secrets we find
it difficult to see what the Commercial is
driving at. Speak outlet us know
what you mean. Don't be afraid, if the
Republican is debauched." bought up
by the Ring. give US the proof
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

NOTICE Il. Mary Mccain, do ben,
IN give notice that l shall make applati
in writing to the Court of General se,d5u
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the saia &
delaware. which meets at New Cltl,,
Monday. the Sth day of NAV. A. D., m,
q license to keep an Inn or Tavern atyS d
West Front street. in the First Wpri d n
City of Wilminston anu to sell ntolicl,il|
liquors in less quantities than ohe GUAR
bs drunk on the premises and The naus
the freeh olders of the said ward rocOmm.ri
ing the said application are az follows
Patrick Holland, Joseph FOut
Alfred Walton. Phillip g plunke..
Henry Bradley. Francis Kelley
Joseph Nei iermaier. A, Fischer
Daniel McCusker. Patrick Lally
Frederick Huber, Henry Graham,
Dennis Bradley, Eichael HesOD,
Charles Mullen, James Karrigan.
James McKenna, p. Plunket,
James Corrigan. Thos. MoCorm:i
Jehn Riley. VIM. Price,
Jacob kienle, Julius Guntber
August Ashenbaeh Michsel Connell
spr6 81. MARY McCAyS.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

CONDITION BETTER AND ASSETS LAR
GER THAN EVER.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08
LICENSE Affiliations.

ny OTICE.-I, william Is Hollis, de hereby
~ give notice that shall apply TO the Hon.
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware. in and for the County Of New
Castle. on Monday, the sth day OF May next,
being the first day OF the May Term A, d.,
1876 for a Licence to keep an Inn or Tavern,
at the Townsend House," in the village OF
Townsend, School Dis trict No. 81. New Castle
county, Delaware. and TO sell Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, ts
be drunk on the premises. The following
freeholders OF said district recommend this
application, to wit:
j. c. Wilson, Samuel Townsend,
Israel Gunkel, samuel II Boucheli,
Jno. ID. Carter. Samuel 4. Townsend,
David Wells, Joshua ID Townsend
John B. Keller. Gideon ID Barlow,
Jshn CHM, John Townsend,
j. e. Townsend, john Townsend, Jr.
aprS-3t WILLIAM b. HOLLIS.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

n. NJ, Lite. Pres. g. h. Greensiet, /ss't See:
j. l. Cunningham, Sec
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

Twenty-Five rooms and parlors
have been engaged at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel, New York, for the Emper-
or and Empress of Brazil and suite.
The daily gazette., 1876-04-08

Net Assets January lst. 1876. SS75. .975 43
Five Per Cent. Dividend Declared May
2lst, 1875.
GAZZAM GAN0, President.
BYRON ID. W EST, Secretary.
d. N. CUMlNG0kE. Treasurer.
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