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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

CKNo aso. TO O.. P. RowELL 3 90.
~ New York. for Pamphlet. OF 100 peges. con
timing lists Of 5000 N~evspapsr, and cstfmatee
showing eoss Of advertising. nriI
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A UREOLA GOLD AND sILvEIs
n MINING COMPANY. = Location Of pnn
slpsl place Of business, San Francisco. Call.
fornia.
Location Of works, DEVILS Gate Mining Dis.
trict, Lyon county, Nevada.
Notiee.-There are delinquent upon the FOL
lowtngiercribcd stock. ON account OF asserr.
mcnt No. n levied on the nth DAY of December.
fs76. the several amounts sect opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. q. fol-
lows. -
Names. NO. Ccftf. shs. AN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

nROsPHCr GOLD AND Silver
+ MINlNO COMPANY. = Location OF prin-
cipai place Of business. San Francisco. CALI
location of works, Gold Mn. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol-
To- inp-described stock, on account OF assess-
ment mo, d levied on the eth day OF Jinuary,
1871. the several amouAts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholdsrs, -
followsi s,. 49,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

And In accordance with Law. and an order 81
the Board Of Directors. made on the sth day
OF January. 1877. 90 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary will
Company, on TUESDAY, ths nth day of Feb.
usry, 1871, at the hour Of I O'clock ?. n. Of saii
day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with cssts Of advertising and expenses
J.P; MOORE, Secretary:
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CALEDONIA SILVER MINING
" COMPANY. Location Of principal place

" COMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business, Nan franeiseo. California,
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meetf1g OF
the Board Of Directors, held on the nth day OF
February. 1871, an assessment CNo. l) Of Orc
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable immediately.
In United States gold coin. 70 the Secretary. al
San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assortment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of MNr.h.
1871, will BE- delinquent, and advertised for
sale at public auction. and unless payment II
made before win be sold on TUESDAY. the
"a day Of April. ISL, 70 pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
r. wKGENKR, Secretary.
01hce-.il California street, San Frsneiseo
California. feisfd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. Il Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
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Saturday Anernoon Grand Masisss

Daring the season win be prcsentcd the iol
Ia Pile do Madame Angot. L. Pcriehol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-02-12

Tae~day Evsning. February II.
Piotow's popular English opcrs, In fur aes''
MARTHA.
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HuREoLA GOLD AND NILYER

o-ne.-noom /. No. 10 c.iiiolnii. sirssi. Ian
Francisco, California feiitd
, 1877-04-20

THE congregation worshiping In the
Presbyterian church have decided to omit
the continuous colection-taking IN the
same, and have secured very generous
subscription from its well-wlshers and
supporters in the town for the support Of
the minister and all incidental expenses.
Hereafter. therefore, no regular cOllec-
tiOns will be taken, but little basket Is
placed near the door for the accommoda-
tiOn Of those desiring to contribute to the
support OF the work. The congregation
has also lately taken action doing away
with the ''lease system Of renting pews,
and with the exception of the few who
may yet prefer the plan originally adopted
by Mr.. Rea, and retain their pews, all are
declared free. A committee, consisting
Of II. L. Blanchard, Esq, Lieut.. j. G.
Mitchell and Mr.. Rea. has been appointed
to assign pews or sittings free OF charge
to any who desire to occupy the same seat
for longer or shorter period, while for
all services there will be an usher In at
tendance who will seat the friends who
may attend.
, 1877-04-20

THE Pacific Mail Co. IS steamship City
Of Panama arrived at this port OIL the 10th
Inst. The obliging purser. Ii. Wafer, Esq,
has favored us with the following memo
randa: The steamship left San Francisco
April 10th, at noon. with 70 cabin and
]3O sleerage passengers, four packages
treasure valued at 81. 200, % pkgs mail
matter and 7,5l5 pkgs nIerchandise, 800
tons. Born April 10th. at P. NJ, to the
wife Of John Scott a son. Passengers for
Port TOwnsend-J A RObb, b Heyman-
son, E w Hansel, I w Wilson and wife.
and ten in the steerage. The freight, for
this place, including 412 pkgs merchan-
disc aud two of treasure, WAS consigned
10 the folowing-named business men,:
Rolhschild & Co, Waterman & Katz, B
5 Miller, g Eisrnbeis, C G Bartlett. r w
Wilson, Hunt & Learned, II A Webster,
Jas Jones, J Fitzpatrick, J 4 Norris, Rev
John Rea, Port Discovery Mills, Z jack
man & Co---altOgether u tons.
, 1877-04-20

HooDLUMs.-Several boys, who shall
he pameless this time, were engaged in a
most dastardly act last Sunday. Armed
with guns, they proceeded to the residence
of Mrs. Bracken, and taking a shovel
the only one possessed by the lady--set it
M on a stump for target to shoot at.
In range, and a little Beyond. was the
barn. IN which was tied a pet sheep. They
commenced firing at their mark, the balls
nertorating the shovel and passing into
the barn, Just above the sheep. When re-
monstrated with, they declared that they
would continue their dangerous sport as
long as they pleased, and If the sheep was
killed, they would pay for it. Thus they
persisted until their target was riddled,
when they departed. Now, boys, this is
going little too far. You should at least
have had the manliness to have paid Mrs.
Bracken for the shovel, ii you had hot the
decency to cult shooting when desired to
do so. But it may be Of some interest to
YOU to be made aware Ofthe fact that your
names are well knOwn--that YOU are
watched, and second attempt at similar
outrage might not result so satisfactorily.
1t might not be amiSs to state also, for
YOUR own edificatiOn. that one of your
number is recognized as having been cOn-
cerned in an attempt to rob a Chinese
boy in this town not long since.
, 1877-04-20
Marine Intelligence.

Port Townsend.
ENTERED.
April 13, Str North Pacific I'm Victoria.
13, Sehr Orcas, NauaImo.
Is, Schr Mist. Victoria.
10, Str Favorite. Nanaimo.
10, Str City of Panama, Victoria.
lG, Str S L Mastiek, Victoria.
16, Ship Syren, Callao.
IL, Str North Pacific. Victoria.
Is, Bkte Joseph Pei kins, Honolulu,
10, Brig T w Lucas, Wilmington.
CLEARED.
April 13, Schr Orcas. for Victoria.
IA, Str 5 L Mastick, Victoria.
Is, Schr Mist, Victoria.
Is, Bktne Emma Augusta, S. F.
10, Str Favorite. Nahaimo
l6, Str North Pacific, Victoria.
l6, Bkte Victor. Honolulu.
16, Str City of Panama, Nanaimo.
10, Nicaraguan bark Valparaiso.
, 1877-04-20
Local Matters.

THE OPERA.--Great interest appears
TO be manifested on the part Of many Of
our citizens regarding the English Opera
Troupe, announced elsewhere in this issue
70 appear at Good Templars' Hall next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. From
comments by the Eastern and San Fran
cisro press we are confident that they will
acouit themselves honOrably. Several of
the members are old favOrites, and the
new ones are credited with sustaining
themselves admirably. Altogether we
believe their entertainments will be most
ENJOYABLE, and we do not hesitate in adj
yising the public to give them Its support.
As will be seen Martha" will be per-
formed Oh Tuesday evening and the
ssGrand Duchess" on Wednesday.
, 1877-04-20

The Presbytery of Puget Sound held
Its regular spring meeting IN Seattle last
week which was well attended both by
ministers and laymen. A variety of rou-
tlne business was transacted. The meet
ingS were held in the new aud eommodious
Presbyterian church of that city, IN which
The Rev. d. W. Macfie ministers regular
~. Rev. John Rea and Hon. +. NJ. Reed
We're appointed delegates to the next Gem
eral Assembly Of the Church to meet In
Gthicago on the l7thi of next month
These gentlemen go south on the neXt
TRIP OF the Dakota, and will be absent for
some time. Rev. Mr.. Rea has secured
tile services of various clergymen who
WI WI Keep the pulpit supplied regularly in
his absence.
, 1877-04-20

THE ship War Hawk arrived at Port
Discovery on the 18th inst, aud the brig
Deacon sailed from that port for San Fran
cisco on the 10Th inst. She took as pas
sengers Mrs. r. Calhoun and family, who
are on their way to the East.
, 1877-04-20

Mr.. SHoECRAFT, OF Olympia, took pas
sage on the schr. Winnifred for the Pischt
river country where he will make "A survey
for town, rendered necessary by the
advent of new settlers there.
, 1877-04-20

THE bark Forest Queen arrived at Port
Ludlow yesterday morning. Among her
passengers we are glad to see the name of
Mrs. o. F Gerrish.
, 1877-04-20

II. L. TIBBALs, Esq, the popular and
eiilclent Agent of the Pacific Mall Steam
snip Company for Puget Sound, has con-
ttructed substantial bridge for road
way IN front Of his warehouse at the west
ehd OF Water street, which, when contin-
ueu Dy the other property holders, will be
VI great benefit 70 the residents in that
quarter. This improvement, while
renects the usual enterprise Of its pro-
inoter and builder, is but another evidence
oI ms anxiety to aid in all matters con-
hected with the best interests of the town.
, 1877-04-20

SINCE the arrival of the last San Fran
S,scO steamer the stores of Rothschild &
70 Waterman Il Katz and c. c. Bart
iJtI riS, nave presented bewihlering array of
rIooons, laces, hats, bonnets, parasols,
mantieS, and spring 'lress goods of SHIN
, 1877-04-20

THE Port Discovery mill is now run
ming on full time, and will start running
nights also, about the middle OF next week.
, 1877-04-20

THE schooner Mary Parker, from Utsa-
lady. arrived on Saturday with a cargo OF
lumber for Waterman & Katz.
, 1877-04-20

STERMING. in this town. on the
18th lust, George Henry. infant son OF
George and Ellen Sterming.
, 1877-04-20

IHE schooner Fauntleroy, bound on a
surveying expedition, has been lying at
anchor IN the harbcr for some days. We
Iearn that she will proceed to Lopez Is
ahd to erect a signal station, after which
particular attention will be given to the
waters bordering San Juan and WILDLY
Islands. Capt, Lawson will be aided by
ins, ms son, with Capt. Willoughby as sailing
, 1877-04-20

THE METHODIST SOCIETY OF this town
have force of workmen employed in fin
ishing up their church editice.
, 1877-04-20

THE tug Mastick which has been under
going repairs for few days, will! be out
tomorrow.
, 1877-04-20

THE Port Ludlow Mill Co., are going
to erect new buildings and place therein
new machinery.
, 1877-04-20

WE acknowledge pleasant call from
Mr.. E. w. Hanseh, who is again favor
ing our town with visit.
, 1877-04-20

THE Nicaraguan ship Syren, consigned
to Rothschild q Co.. is loading at Port
Discovery for Valparaiso.
, 1877-04-20
AUCTION SALB!

T7NHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BUSINESS
away from the Territory that claims his
attention, will offer at Public Auction, and
sell TO the highest bidder, at his residence,
one mile from Coyeland, Island County, W. T.,
ON THURSDAY, THE 2sth DAY or APPIL,
the following described property, to-wit: :
Span Of Horses;
/ Mare;
! Yearling Colt; -.
l Double Wagon
/ Double Harness;
/ Saddle and Bride;
Taylor Hay-rake, good as news
l Monitor Mower; q -rs
P. and one Moline PlOw;
l Oak-fmmed Harrow;
/ Five-tooth Oultivator;
Cows;
Two-year Olds;
Yearlings;
/ Three-year old Bull;
70 Head of Sheep and Lambs;
3or dozen Hens ..-
Also, good assortment of Carpenters Tools
and numerous farm implements not inen-
Bids will also be received for twenty-five
acres Of growing wneat, twenty Of timothy,
and ten Of oats and vegetables
In the meantime the farm, comprising 20O
acres, l5O under fence, and 20 in cultivation,
with 800 young bearing fruit trees, and an
abundance of small fruit, House, Barn, Grana-
ry and Apple House, Tool and Wagon House,
Store-rOOm and WOOdshed with 20 cords of
Wood on bandl, Poultry Houses and Hay
Shed, large Cistern and plenty of stock
water, will be for sale, or open TO a lease Of
from two to five years, on liberal terms.
Sales, where for less than twenty-five dol
lars will be for cash; for over that notes with
approved security, drawing one per cent per
month for one wear will De taken.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Lunch served on the premises, and all are
A. W. ARNOLD.
, 1877-04-20

MISS LOUISE TIBBALs acted in the ca
pacity of organist in the Presbyterian
Church with great acceptance last Sunday.
, 1877-04-20

OFFIcE OF sfNaER ltANugACrruiNa ca 4
Corner First and ramhil sia.,
Portland. Orcgun. folTuary .. III.
SPvc1AL NoTtcE-We wouid rt-TerifuiiY
mn persons who dcsire IN purrhg.e u.fI w.
hr7ited Sewing Marhinr-. that NJ. 4fhn z.
Peterson. uf Port TuWu--nd. > "nr rsEnlar
anthorizc,l agent aud collerior. nnd IN trilfrs
left with him win ,rc hlled pruInuilf, und ~
machines sold fully guaranteed ~ this even
many Machines Sold on tie tnsiallulruf pan
and liberal discount made frr ct-h-
Singer Manufacturing IoulTany,
MILToN w. PARsoNA, Manager.
, 1877-04-20
NicaragUaR Bark Valparaiso.
BY the Governor Of the Territory Of Washington
A PROCLAMATION.

- NONALAANANA - ~ ~
WHERFAs, Att the General Election, held on
the 7th day OF November, A. ID. 1876, in the
Counties Of Clallam and San Juan, there was
no choice for Joint Representative for said
Counties to the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Washington, two persons hav-.
ing received the highest and an equal num-
Der Of votes in said counties for said once.
Now. Therefore, I, ELISHA p. PERRY, Cover
nor OF the Territory of Washington, by virtue
of the power and authority in me vested by
the laws Of said Territory Of Washington, do
hereby order that special election be held in
said Counties of Clallam and San Juan on the
18th day Of June. A. D. ISL, for q Joint
Represenlative for the said Counties, to the
Legislative Assembly OF the Territory Of
Washington.
In testimony whereof, have hereulto set
- my hand and caused the Great Seal Of
Is the Territory 70 be Affixed Done at
- Olympia this sixth day Of April
a By VI the &c governor. ELISHA p. FERRY.
Secretary Of the Territory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-03
ST. JOHNS GUILDS ATTITUDE
suILL 7UE STATE CHIRITTEs COMMIS.
SION INJLSTIGdTE ITY
The Rev. Mr. wiswsiI Dcnying the Commits
,soncrs' Authority md Charging that Com
missioner Roosevelt has Personal Animus

-
H1.. ~. A.. Vy,.,x.u neuxfpg the Commits
1"e NV VT "'>""' s''~ "
''o"crs' Authority una 'n.rI'ns VA, .u.n
missioner Roosevelt has ~ Personal Antmus
,...,.,,..,,
ST. Johns Guild il evidently determined tO
.. a., ,,,..,..r ,b, INV Aivnh n Wis,nu
support us hi"s'cl' .i'U ~. Hi''' - "i7"
~ "i'', W.. ,,,.i,i o,,, =, -
,',,,.,a,rr stri,tnr.s mon the management of
The Huu1 regarding whi'h Mr. Niswnl "sked
last week Tor Il su-iensiOn OF publ 0udgncn i
pr,ntisinv To hold the iournnl in which the I'm j
,,', ,,iIisi,,i =, .,r,,
FURIOUS iVpVi" N'i' punliShlu 70 a'ri'l h'touh'
i'll u court oi law. Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt. I'll
tho St,t, Dnard of Chnritica s,bna.nned th,
Wv sun p'E,'u ~ ,i'a %rI
n'''s''i ~ ,,'V '1iiN " "r'oat '''v
..,t.,t d ,I,t Ella. ,.r1 h,l a, i,,..i RIGHT tn
summon him. or TO lnvnstign,. the affairs of the
Gufll o- ,e, ,v other charitable institution not
under the states control or receiving State aid
-, . -, .. III - f..
n meeting ni inc tuliu WIS 'uil'u' anu iouI OF
tb, Commission. r. aided bv Chief Tustice Dnlv
W
worc invited 90 Investigate the charges a..uin-i
a. ,.,.,..,. mont .,,,d ,.lyis. , ,,,.t., ,,a !
w 't4"'i"-' Wv n.y. ''' "''''' w '-''''- 81.
whether ho should submit to tho investigation
H.. a.. 1..,o p.,,.t 80 rb,ri,t.s M. TIM, Cd,
w uF 0."' h'"ii 'i N""l'tWs' i"' 'llc up
poiut.i fttr tnp qf.ieory iucptinn WINS this cV,n.
' =. 49,. - '' "'9 VIC w
I'M hO' Mr. NlrNil huu p'"h summ'n'u tu
tor half pNst lt.lDttk N u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-03
AVENUE OR ILLEY?
what shall Ne New York City's Approach (,
the Iirnnliyn Asisrcnsion HrldReI

j M, -, ..--I....I - . .....,t...-
Inc committee appolntcu NJ meeting
dof uropcrty owners in tho Swnmp TO aacertain
i, ,,,a,r, -, ,ll ,,,,r,u,.J a. u, ~, adyiaohiItv
I'm views VI "i' in'oloso'" M w '"' "u. i9'"'S
ioi opening grand avenue from the Brooklyn
jBridge To the City Hull Park met yesterday.
AZ Ia.ls,, = shut, ,,il tho, 49, ,,r,nor,,, a.,
4 ~. V"'N 7'" ~ ~ "u'' '"'" '''' wy PivPS'' w.
I bc taken Tor tho rputi on the south side would
fcn,t Mt the mCsi 81 900 900 This Or yporfy ON
Z -, ,.,, ,.f. Ia, ..,. a. H.. - i,.,tt.
nrac'd tWchty hih' iou' ON tiie l'o Oh r"hKior'
estrcot. and tho payments would be mnde--on"-
sthirl by thn CITY ono-third by tho bridge md
t,nlN Niliu ~ We oWntIs ol property Dsuell''ni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-03
:tcr SaIt mo 60 stt.

NOR UOUSEKEEpING-s Small. quiet. clean.
convenient suite above SAN st. unfurn-icd. or pnr
OFFICES TO IEr-in sccoui story san building
" front Aui rear. we'll sht'l ani steam heated APP
al sun Publication ohicc. Na--tu ana Franz Ort ST.
THE STORE. idd Nassau t, sun building 10 iet
L suitable Tor nasug, insurance. or scu raj nu,ur..
steam h'aei AYp4y ~ Iie suh fuyAeal0A Oiee. ~
Nas-Aust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-03
An rx-shcr,n su,.rendered.

FV-Shrrif John Keinhard. ind .rtei for ON
hcxx mont having been surrendered hy hs hnudsiuon
icn,wri la, bail yesterday before Judge Holman III Jer
CIV.
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CNcr,NATI. March 2.-rho boiler Of Eo.hlr
f.t' ." u.ii - iunfin- tun, Int oNr iui'd N,.lll
l'- hl ll- ''h.u'l iili Hii 'NirllF lalhs 'l''
% %. Iu' pa 80 J, JAl, 'y.il-, 81 lIds. 4, du via
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
nOuncenlents.

The Colored Democratic Club win
meet this evening al Hibernia Hall.
"Clan ma GaeW give grand bali at
the Bellevue House Oh Thursday even
ing, December 8.
Rev. DR.. Yocum, late rector Of Chrisra
Church, will preach to his old congrega-
tion tomorrow morning.
The ladies Of the St. Jonn's r. II.
church will continue their lunch aal
sale until 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
Mr.. George Easton is expected to oc.
cnpy the uIpit of the Union Church. On
Walker Mill Road, Tomorrow evening.
The Right Rev. Bishop Jaggar, OF thu
Episcopal Diocese of Southern Ohio, m
announced at Oakley tomorrow eyes-
lug.
Rev. W. F. Floyd will conduct shs
service Of st. Marks Colored EpIscopai
Mission, Walnut Hills, tomorrow at u
A. ID. and 8 z. NJ.
DR.. Ridgaway, of the st. Paul M. u.
Churcp, will show, tomorrow evening.
"The Readiness with which Religion Ia
Business Appeals to the Common Mind.n
R4v. DR.. Vests subject for the 7. II.
Z. A. Bible class tomorrow al 4 O'closk
will be 'sThe Universal Importance anA
Relation Of the Resurrection OF Chrisk
10 The Individual, the Church and the
World"
A meeting OF merchants will take
place at the Washington Platform. rs
northeast corner OF Court and Eim
streets, this evening, for the purpose OF
deVlslng some means OF assisting the
needy striking cigarmakers OF New
York.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17

tive to Government participation In the
Paris Exposition, reported from the
House Committee on Foreign A ffairs,
provides tor an appropriation Of 500, 600,
to be expended under the direction OF
the Secretary Of State to pay such ex-
penses and salaries as in his discretion
will carry out the provisions OF the reeo-
tuition; and the Secretary Of State is
also authorised to appoint such experts,
artisans and agents as In his judgment
shall carry out The objects expressed In
said resolution; provided, that no other
or further sum be paid than that hereby
appropriated. The Commissioner OF
Agriculture is desired to collect and
prepare suitable specimens OF agricul-
tufal productions OF the several States
for exhibition at the Paris Exposition,
and take measures and employ officers
in his Department as he thinks proper
for this purpose. There shall be placed
under his control further sum OF $5,-
600,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
Local Personals.

Mr.. VIII P.W alker, purser OF the Bos-
tona, Will be married next Thurs lay to
Miss Maggie Hampstead, at Hanging
Rock.
Colonel Fl. H. Robinson, the well.
known Cincinnati editor In times gone
by, has been engaged 10 write q seEies
OF personal "reminiscences for 9ris-
wold's Saturday Night. The first paper.
which concerns Jessie Benton Free
monps early career. appeared in to-
days issue.
Mr.. James Robinson, the we'll knowa
steamboat agent, and his estimable vile,
celebrated their silver wedding last
night at their residence, No. 33 Wesley
avenue. A surprise was rendered the
happy pair by their friends. There was
fine music in attendance, and an enjoy
able time was spent by all.
Quite number of Cincinnatians haTs
made lucky strike. David Sinton, j.
n. Kinney, VIM. 8. Munson. Seth EY ans,
Ralph seIlew, VIM. Van Vlsck and n.
u. Forbus recently made an investments
In the oil regions not far from Eden
burg, Pennsylvania. A part OF their
number have been engaged the past
year In sinking wells, and now report
the daily average OF one OF their wells to
be one hundred aud twenty barrels.
Miss Ella Iliff is again before the fine-
art admirlag public, having on exhibf-
tion At 1853 West Fourth street two saa-
perb crayon portraits, lie size, tho
father and mother Of John b. PeasRee,
Esq, Superintendent of Public Schools.
Miss Lift, although very young, has BY as-
| siduous study and application, together
with native genius, assembled almost 10
the topmOst round in the ladder artis-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-17
Conscience Stricken.

Marshal Lock, oil Newport, received
a note day before yesterday specifying
spot in that city where a lot of silver
ware was hidden. The Marshal pro-
ceeded to the place, and there, sure
enough, found The precious ware as de-
scribed. In the note was also stated
that The goods were stolen several years
ago from a house on Eighth street OF
Seventh street, near E m, in this city
but no names were given.
The thief evidently was afraid to ex
pose the ware for sale, and, becoming
conscience stricken, Is anxious tnat the
goods be re urned to the rightful owners
possession, whlcn be is willing to deliy.
er to the rightYul owners.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA.HOUSR,


"Baby," the funniest Of comedies.
twice to-day. Matinee this asserneea
at o'clock, and regular performance
tonight
"Baby," by special request to-morrsv
night.
Next week the "Evangelins" COM
pany.
RoBINsoN's oPERA.HoUsK.
"Ah SIM" Bret Harte and Marx
Twain's humorous drama, with Mr..
George Parsloe in the title role, wiu bs
given at the matinee this afternoon aaA
for the last time tonight.
Next week "Our Boarding. house,"
PIXIES oPERA-HoUsE.
Prof. CromwelPs art ilIustratioas.
which have elicited the admir- alton Of
the press and men Of letters wherever
exhibited, will be given at this honsn
next week, commencing Tuesday n,ght
with "Paris;" Wednesday, "Germany:s
Thursday, 'Italy;" Friday, "Rome:'s
saturday. "The Homes OF England"