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MEsHA0A FROM MACMlHnN.
rAnfs, Tnne 16.-1t aeems certain that At the
opening OF tho sitting OF tho Chambers Saturday,
message FROM President tfucsfahon will be read.
FOunToU WILL nErkr.
rAnts. Jnne l3.-Thc Patrtx says Minister Four.
ton viii reply 10 tiambctta's Interpolation 10.
morrow, bit will leave tho tribune at tic slightest
word Of oiYcnrc. Tho 1fukc lc 1sroglo will next
lay on table demand for a dissolution Of the
Chamber.
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friendly reception. Tho pilgrims presented the
1.-Two. vate, hnd SO. tt0 The Pope expressed h!s
joy At lMe c:caps Of the ri'etms from the r gfsas
sotinn from 4 conntry wllcro faith, hfcs sut'
mounting 70 many dangers. still rcmninea 10 strong
and Vigorous, lie concluded by giving hfa besslng
to th8 biluf(us
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4 rOsTNfAsTEns11r.

81kcadl Nfpdtth 70 7h3 5H6aHA
SrnfNoFiELp, Ill, Juno 1b.-Mf. Davis, q
0rccndack cdItor Of Iii, Sterling, was recently sp-
pointed Postmaster there, ehiofy on tho recon.
incubation Of Senator Davis. Tic IN reported 10
have been Missouri rebel. but now snpports
ltaycs. Ills appointment caused 4 great outcty
anllng politicians and nthcrs, and atrcnnoua e.
forts hHyo bcnn made TO secure his removal. THO
latest advcss Indicate their success. and that ho is
to t)4 yu1nQyGd.
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S1llCllE.

GAINESVILLE, O.. June 1a.-Frod Dcekwtth,
most worthy young man. son Of FL. u. lockwlsb,
came home to dinner to.dsy, went 10 bis 0lstct's
strppcd Into an Adjoining room, and In moment
after shot waa heard. Tho ball from tho r.
sulyeF went through hls heart lilo died almost In
atantty.
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p JUDGMENT FOR LIBEL.

Epzc7d} U1f04zN 10 2H9 1Sta3HA
pkrRolr, Mich. juno 1o.-ThB Tribune Of this
city was to-day mulctel Ia tho sum Of $500 for
publishing m tnsimutIon that James 4. l1Anlai
lnwyef here, took 10th sides OF case. Tho de-
frpso claimed IL ~ only Q humorous narration,
which Nandal j made htinsclf pafty ~ dss os NJ
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AUSTRIA,
THE JETEHAATIQkALIST5,

LONDON, june ia Vienna dispitch aays. In
connection with tho prosecution Of some lntcfRa-
tlonalists. uiaelal employed in the library o& tho
Vienna tulyeslty has been arrested mud docu.
mcn4 haYu heen d[scoyercd Ut bis house proving
tho existence Of III lnternatfopalBt propaganda
uiiuipx u guYolntlvn In lsuasl4 and Austria.
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4 RETIRED Army OFFICER NAKKa Az 1MpoR-
TAAT DISCOVERY.

Special Ntp.kkcA 10 1ha 711buh4.
WAsntxoron, D. e.. juno 11--Attosusy- Cen
eral Devena haa given an opinion Of considerable
Importance 70 the Treasury aud et interest to OIL
ters IN tho retired list Of the army. Itopcns the
why for I'LL Ut them to become applicants for civil
o1ico aud, II successful, to draw thu salaries Ut
both positions, THO c4sr Is thAt VI CApL Myers,
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PARALYSIS.

6psctal DttpascA to 11s 7s5aan<.
LArArIrrK, Ind. July lo.-Ex.suprems Jpdca
John Pett!t suffered stroke OF pAsalyalA to-day:
Hls entire lsft sLds waa patalyzsd. 1t u thought
hs will not suvviys TIL morning.
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ROME,
TUE CANADIAN rILGltIMj.

TUE CANADIAN FILGH1N9.
1soxE. juno iJ.-Ths Canadian pilsrims had IN
audience with the Pops to- day aud asked his bcnu.
aictlon fos their couutsymen and tho prppic Of
Liverpool aud Arv fuek. wAa had slsun lLeia
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MT. CARMEL,

CtscyMsArt, june l5.-Ths Chamber Of Com.
u,etce to-day voted cash donation Of 81, QUO toE
the relief Ut the sutlaress BY the tornado II III
Carmel, Ill,
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= THE WEATHER.

WAsHis0roN, D. G.. June 15-5 a. n1.--For the
lake region rtainE barometer. stationary or lover
Temperature, winds, mostly from, the southwest
and no!!hwcst eloudy wenthcr, with sasn. followed
weather, warmer. southwest wtnlH.
LucAk untxREAtioN.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nxw ToAK, June u. b.-Arriyed, steamship Gtats
Of Nevada. from Glasgow; NedeEland. from Ant
Wcrp.
LIVERPOOL, June Is. ARRIVED. City Of Derltns
from Eew York, via Queenstown; steamship Alex
andria, from New York, has Arrived out
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M&s1fRloI,s DIsApprARANcF.

Nav ALBANY, Ind, Juuo l5.-seth ". Tu!ey,
prumtnont cltlzcn Of this placo, suddenly dlsap.
pearcd =. indianapolis on TAurslny, June Z, since
which tule his ffiends have failed to dnd any
truce of him whatever. They fear that hr las
been fuuily dealt With, aud are anxious u ratn biz
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&dt{1nf.


Hpfcfdl Nfpatch to Ia Tribune.
Sioux CIR, June 1G+-A, fearful rain and wind
storm passed over hero At 2 o'cl0ek this morning,
Points north of here ruport considerable lestfuc.
tlon 70 pEoie1ty BY wind and lightning.
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iEom patterns furnished " kTapP-toEtain'5 aIt
tuat hato seeH aSa haa"Psa Wth A"s Aosso"
stamP. ino ninc' pouhaefs' OK WHICH tacfe arc slx
~ Po''t'oa u nta!ia' ato Haae ootn NJ
Moseo" ana assen' ihs1 sse "asn'heeh' uo!@'
p'eceS' wnn ea!'ore Of Au.ot ce9.me1Eee' Nh
emphat'ea1ly saege.suh. 'nteaoed tof m attae*
on fosoHeaSoHs' 0ha not 'of ssnefa'neI USE 1ao
carriages afs inaae OF "foaRht"'soa' anu
tue fRo'EeftLss
arc Grcuades with percussion fuss, shFaPncla with
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destroyed and famine is believed to BIO lmmIusn. So

destroyed and famine is believed to BIO imminent So.
we're distress already prevails"
TnR DIRECT CABIN COMPANY.
An extraordinary meeting OF tho Direct United states
Cable Company will be held on Tuesday the Goth OF
June when resolutions winding up the company SC,
VIII be presented II the resolutions adopted they
VIII be confirmed at second extraordna meeting.
DON PEDRO IN LONDON.
The Emperor and Empress OF Brazil have arrived
back london.
THE INTERNATIONAL COTTON CONVENTION.
Tho American Chamber Of Commerce at Liverpool
has decided TO give banquet to the delegates 10 tho
International Cotton Convention, which meets Lly.
erpool July H.
MINERS RETURNED WORK.
Nearly all the miners in tho Northumberland COL
leres resumed work yesterday.
THE UNITED STATES STEAMER RANGER.
The United States steamer Ranger has arrived at
Port Said. on her way TO join the Asia,c squadron
IEAru OF LUDWIG IT., GRAND DUKE or HrssE DARN.
despatch from Darmstadt announces the death Of
Ludwig ILL.,, Grand Duke of Hessc Darmstadt
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrYicn OF THE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Al A. n.

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June Al A. n.
Indications.
For New England, falling barometer, stationary or
higher temperature, souihwcstcrly Winds partly
cloudy weather and possibly rain areas.
For the Middle Atlantic States lower pressure sta
tionary or higher temperature, souihcrly winds,
partly cloudy weather aud possibly rain areas.
For tho South Atlantic States stationary pressure,
higher temperature, southeasterly winds, partly
cloudy weather and rain areas.
For the Guf States stationary pressure ana temper
ature winds mostly from the south and cast, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather, with rain areas
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, stationary
pressure higher temperature. southcrly winds clear
or partly cloudy weather, and possibly rain areas
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val.
lew nearly stationary followed by falling barometer,
stationary or higher temperature partly cloudy
weather. with rain areas and winds mostly from tho
southeast
For tho lake region, nearly stationary barometer
stationary or rising temperature, partly cloudy
weather, areas OF light rain and southcry winds
The Missouri and Lower mississippi rivers Will risc
slowly.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Frederick Broughton, general manager OF the Groat
Western Railway OF Canada, and j. D. Laying, general
manager oil the Piitsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, are ut the Windsor Ex-Governor 8. G.
Arnold, OF Rhode Island, Is at the New York. Pay
Inspector W. W. Williams, United States Navy, and
William Bliss general manager OF tho Boston and Al
bany Railroad, arc at tho Brunswick. Captain Cook.
OF tho steamship Russia is at Brcvoort. General
f. f. Billiard, OF Saratoga, and cxCongrcssman B. +.
Biggs, OF Delaware, are at the Grand Central. tx.
Congressman stephen ". Kellogg, OF Connecticut,
and General ELIJAH Ward at the Filth Avenue.
Lieutenant Commander Charles +. Schmi IT, United
States Navy, Is ut tho Metropolitan. Rev. Canon
Thorold, OF London, Is at the Clarendon.
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forces y at liberty TO take sucn measures as
tona While rcgrettng this action, which.
IN our opinion. contrary 10 free trade on tho
Danube. consccratod by international instruments,
we cannot however, In view OF the state OF war which
Turkey has forced upon Roumania by tho bombarG-
men OF our towns and by the seizure OF our vessels
and their cargoes but make the right OF defence
and prevent tho providing with victuals Of Turkish
towns by vessels sailing under neutral flags.
l have, therefore. the honor 10 inform you that
navigation 10 prohibited on the Danube from the VII
aac OF Gruia and that, consequently the Koumanian
government will In no case be responsible tor any loss
which may be incurred by shippers, shipowncrs and
others on account OF their being prevented by the
Roumanian military forces from pursuing their voyage
on the Danube.
The consuls accordingly requested to inform
shippers Of their respective natonatcs OF the danger
which might occur by q disregard OF the information
contained in the above notice.
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A KENTUCKY SENSATION.

AN ALLEGED LADY sPLcULAToR-sHE DRAWS
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM HER
MOTHER UNDER FALSE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE NAMLs OF NOTED MEN.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LOUISVILLE, June Is, 1871
A startling sensation has Just beeu sprung In Louis
Vile Mrs r. I. Hawkins, daughter OF the late Colo
mel Weir. OF Lexington, and OF Mrs. q W. Merrl-
weather whose second husband was before his death
n prominent banker OF this city. is mpIica ed
in heavy forgcries OF tho names OF cx-
United States Senator Stevenson, Hon. George
H. Pcndle,on, OF ONO; Colonel james Taylor,
and Henry Timbcrlakc, OF Newport, KY. During the
last lew years Mrs Hawkins various times obtained
money from her mother. aggregating some $40, 00O
for the purpose she said OF engaging IN tobacco
spccula,ions with some gentlemen. She prom scd tho
proats would be enormously large
DEcEiviso HER MOTHER.
Last winter Mrs. Mcrriweathcr demanded her share
OF the proceeds. Mrs. Hawkins SAID the bookkcepcr
OF the Indicate had abscondcd with the money but
his father who was a wealthy Boston merchant would
reimburse II. BY this rusc she succeeded
In gaining few days time Mrs. Merrwcather
who was growing ANXIOUS, but not suspicious, per-
sisted in her desire realize tho Investment Hcr
daughter produced two notes OF 500 900 and two
OF S26, 900 each apparently made by James Taylor III
behalf OF the syndicate-Nrs. Hawkins, accompanied
her mother 10 the Louisville Savings Bank.
rnE FORGED NOTES
When the notes were presented the cashier, AFR.
Rohrer perceived they we're irregular and declined TO
discount them. Rohrcr at once made investigate ION
and ascertainci that Stevenson and others had no
knowledge whatcvcr OF Mrs HAWKINS tobacco spccu-
lations. The records oi the Adams Express Company
were examined, but no trace OF Mrs. Acrrweather's
$4,000 was discovered and It was not known what
her daughter did with the money.
IL has since been developed that Mrs. HAWKINS last
summer obtained from tho Louisville Banking Com
pany $500 postal card order from Senator
Stevenson. The bank sent tho drait tor cocc-
ton, but II came back protested, Stevenson saying
Mrs Hawk,ns had no authority to use his name
TELLiSG THE TRrIn UNDER THREAT.
On a threat OF arrest Tor obtaining money under
false pretenccs, Mrs Hawkins revealed these iacls
which are learned from officers oil tho bank and
others In position TO know Mrs. Hawkins husband
Is Colonel T. T. Hawkins. Invalid. at time promt
nent ia Kentucky polilics The family Is highly re
spelted gnout the State. Mrs. Merriwcathcr !,
sand 10 be ruined nnnnclaIy by her daughter. Nom
bcrs OF the family say that Mrs. Hawkins mental,
impaired, INSANITY having been known IN her family
The affair has produced great excitement IN Louis
~ ~
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NAVIGATION ON THE DANUBE.

PROHIBITION ny THE RouMANIAN AUTHoRI-
TIEs-SorE FROM THE FOREIGN OFFICE TO
THE FOREIGN coNsULs IN BUCHAREST.
WASHINGTON, Juno l3, 1877.
Tho Secretary Of State has to-day received from
consular agency AZ Bucharest copy OF the following
note, addressed by the Foreign Once Of Roumara 10
ali the foreign consuls In that city,
You know that the Sublime Porte tho 2glh OF
April last proclaimed that tho rules concerning tho
trade ncutras the cannot apply 10 the Dan
ubc and that therefore the commander Of the military
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AMERICAN FRESH MEAT.

EFFECT OF THE IMPORTATION IN SCOTLAND.
WASHINGTON June 49, 1871
The Chief of the Bureau of Statistics has received
information from Glasgow stating that the importation
OF American fresh meat into that city hns greatly
checked the previous steady Increase the slaughter
OF cattle Last 81 92l oxen, 060 sheep 49, OILS
lambs and IA calves were slaughtered, being de-
crease OF about 500 CATTLE 30 900 sheep and 1000
lambs as contrasted with 1875.
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FIGHT WITH THE ,coMANcHEs.

INDIANS KILLED AND sQuAws AND STOCK CAT
TuRED.
CHICAGO. Ill. June Is, 1877
Captain Lee, ofthe Tenth cavalry, has forwarded 10
Genera! sheridan from For, Griffin. Texas. account
OF his engagement with baud Of Comanche Indians
near Lake Qurmado. The sklrmish occurred on the
ith OF May Four Indians killed and six squaws
and ntysix head OF mules and horses captured, and
fifteen lodges, with large supply OF powder, lead.
dried meats &c. destroyed. First Sergeant Charlsa
Butler was Killed.
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A REVEREND WIFE POISONER.

CONVICTION OF A PASTOR FOR PROCURING THE
DEATH OF HIS WIFE.
DIXON, ILL.,, June 49, 1877.
The jury, in the of Row. s. Ii. McGhoe, who. Tor
the past ter days has been trial charged with
poisoning his wife, rendered verdict this morning
guilty. but fixed the penalty at tho lowest period OF
imprisonment allowed by iaw--iour;ecn years. Nc
Chico pastor OF tho Christian Church ut Ashton.
His motive for the crime supposed TO DO desire
10 marry young lady pnrishioncE
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THE GRASSHOPPERS.

OMAHA, Neb., Juno 10, 1871
Professor Cyrus Thomas, OF the United States En-
genealogical Commission, accompanied by Professor
Aughtrcy, OF this State, arrived here to-day, aitcr
quito an extensive examination or Nebraska IN refer
to the grassnoppers They state that, although
there the eastern tier OF countless they arc
satisfied the danger Is about over In Nebraska and
that loss win DO very small even the lew com
ties where they yet remain. Scarcely u damaged field
can be seen anywhere ID q day. travel
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CAR BUILDERS CONVENTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.1


CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 13, 1871
Az the annual meeting OF the Car Building Associa
ton In their sessions OF this morning and this even
ing the discussions confined to the practcaoilty
OF iron cars and train brakes largely favoring tho
latter and strongly condcmning tho former This
afternoon the association VISITED the Union Screw
Works. This evening they adjourned to hold further
sessions to- morrow
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REARREsT OF A CLERGYMAN.

ST.. JoHSsBuRy, Vt. June 13, 1871
The Rev. E. D. Hopkins was to-day rcarrestod on
five indictments found against him by the Grand Jury.
Two OF the indictments for forgery and three for
the appropriation Of moneys II 10 alleged that part
OF this prosecution Is influenced by parties having
personal spite and interests inimca TO the accused
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THE PONCA INDIANS.

ARRIVAL OF THE TRIBE IN INDIAN TERRITORY.
WAsHiSGroS d. C., June IL. 1877.
The Indian Office is advised by Inspector kembls Of
OF tns Ponca indians at their rcserva.
ton In lrdan Territory after hard march from
Nebraska The Indians are apparently satisfied with
their country.
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CUBA.

THE INTERNATIONAL POSTAL TREATY TO DE
PUT IN FORCE.
HAVANA, June 13 1871
The provisions OF the international postal treaty OF
Berne will DO put into force here on the 18th OF June
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CROPS IN ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY. June 10. 1871

MONTGOMERY, June IL, 1871
Tho rains have been worry general In Alabama ana
have been Of great good TO the crops. Oats arc
parativcly failure. Tho wheat is the best crop
made Tho corn and cotton clean aud doing WE'LL
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record win show tho changes In the
Temperature for the past twentyour hours, IN CON-
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. AZ
indicated by the thern ometcr at Hudnuts pharmacy,
u Rulluinp
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STATE SPoR SMEN's ASSOCIATION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.


SYRACUSE. ". ", June l3 1877.
The State spor smcn's Association have already 5000
pigeons the state Convention, June Is. and assur-
ances thai double that number Will be oUtabed, thas
making the Convention AZ assured success
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THE FISHERY QUESTION.

HALIFAX June IL, 1877.
Hon. e. II. Kellogg, United States Fishery Commits.
sioner; Mr.. Curtis, his Secretary Hon Dwight Foster
OF Boston and Sir A. r. Gait arrived here 10. night
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Average temperature yesterday. .........-.... 6SA
year. ny
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.-ss-= sas sassa
ASTHMA CURED.
UALLocK. Illinois.

So HAT, 81 90.--PEARL CAsSIMERES AND
STRAW Wholesale IL New Church st.. stairs
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THE FAIR FASHIONADLES OF OUR BEST
circles give the palm to GLRsS's suLPnrR Soar.
ALI, WHO SUFFER CURED FREE OF CHARGE.
GUS IISiuLNr toDiDk AxNoSA. swellei limbs, yarcoso
veins neuralgia. Do,ches aud pmpes Apply AL
bth
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X. " PifncE. NJ D.
DEAR sIn-I had been afflicted with the asthma
wears Last spring took i've bottles OF DscovkRY
and had no msthma during the summer In
the fall IL returned and commenced takn! Jour Dscos.
cry entirely relieved -gain havs heard Ut
others Of asthma by using Discovery and
silent about the mcden. being good ths
disease know nothing else could have effected tho
cure, Tor took other medicine. Yours truly.
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GREAT GATHERING AT BATH OF TEE GRAND
ARMY OF THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS For
LAYING THE CORNER sroNE-rHE NEW BUILD
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-06-30
,4 SILVER CITY NEv. SATURDAY. JUNE 30 1877. b
Mrs. Maggie Van Cott, revivalist,
has tackled the sinners of st. Louis.

Mrs. Maggie Van Cott, revivalist,
has tackled the sinners of st. Louis.
Photographers reamong the most
impract cable Of men. They actu-
ally think of getting a living by
catching shadows.
Just 1906 persons were made hap
py by receiving Centennial awards.
Two-thirds of these were given to
foreign exhibitors.
A man who has spent five thou
sand dollars IN coloring his nose, hes
itates long time before signing a
temperance pledge.
Whisky and opium will do the
business for nation, and make her
Young men see visions and her old
men dream dreams.
Like Enoch Arden, the man who
does not advertise stands in his store
from day to day looking for sale,
and no sale appears.
Every MANNED soldier is entitled
to a new limb every five years. A
prudent man will acquire nice stock
of legs in a lifetime.
Some fellow has been trying to
ruin the orange trade by saying that
oranges eaten before breakfast will
destroy a taste for liquor.
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SILVER CITY LUMBER YARD.

NUR B. H. CARRICK HAVING so ID HIS
lVl sntire interest in the firmof McGin mis-
Il Carrick, to L. E Doan & Co. the business
will be carried on hereafter under the name
of McGinnis 81 Co.
j. M McGINNIS.
L. L. DOAN l. co.
Silver City, May %, 1877.
NOTICE..
have this day sold my entire int crest in
the Silver City Lumber yard to L. e. Doan
Co, including all book accounts and debts of
whatever description.
BH CARRICK.
Silver City, May 90, 1877.
FINAL NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Nc
Ginnis i arrick will AJAX y yment by cash
or note immediately ve sts
j. 1 McGINNIS / co.
Silver City, New, May 49, 1877.
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Hotel Accommodation!
Livery Accommodation!
Stage Accommodation
PAUL 5ENNETTS

PAUL BENNETTS
HvAKES pleasure in announcing to the
il travelling and resident public that his
new and commodious hotel, the
Silver House,
SILVER CITY, NEVADA
Is now thoroughly and completely furnished
and ready for guests by the day, week or
month. The table will be supplied at all
times with the very best the market affords.
and the Rooms ere large, well ventilated
and desirable. He maintains it as thor
oughly irst-class Hotel, in all of its appoint
ments, and confidently solicit the patronage
of the public. In connection with the Silver
House, there is a large and well-stocked
Livery Stable,
And are prepared to furnish Horses, Car
riages and Saddle Animals, at a moments
notice Special and Splendid Rigs furnished
for Picnics, Parties, etc. Horses Boarded
and the best of care given them, at moderate
rates. Hay and Grain on hand at all times.
Horses bought and sold. All the conven-
fences of tirst-class Stable. They also run
the
Silver City Stage,
Connecting promptly with the Morning and
Evening Trains, and the Gold Hill and Vir
ginia Omnibus Lines.
Clean and Comfortable Stages, good Teams
ard careful drivers The patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited.
Hay, Oats. Barley and Wood
FOR SALEl
In quantities to suit, and delivered to any
part of town.
PAUL BENEFITS.
Silver City, New, June l, 1877.
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Advertising Will gam new customers,
Advertisingwill keep old customers,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertise aud succeed,
Advertise or ''bust,"
Advertise often,
Advertise well,
Advertise
Here.
IF YOU
Want cook,
Want a clerk,
Want partner,
Want a situation.
Want a servant girl,
Want to buy ranch,
Want place to board,
Want to sell or buy property,
Want to sell groceries or drugs,
Want to sell dry goods or carpets,
Want to find customers for anything,
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES
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HvAKES pleasure in announcing to the
Il travelling and resident public that his
new and commodious hotel, the