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The New York herald., 1877-10-23
THE WEST INDIES.

ST. DOMINGO IN STATE OF REBrLLIoN-
HAYTI PEACEFUL.
HAVANA, Oct %, 1871
News from st. Domingo TO the l2th inst has been
received. Puerto Plata has been rc-occupied by the
government troops The rebels were cnsamped in the
suburbs OF the city, waiting Tor reiniorcements IN
renew the attack. The government troops
had recapured In VEGA. All the other provinces
in state OF open rebellion.
HAyTf.
Reports from Haytl represent that everything was
quiet
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Abyssina, for Queenstown ana
Liverpool. aud rererc, Tor Havrc VIII sail from this
port on Wednesday.
Tho miiis for Europe will ooso the Post Cflcc
lv, o'clock A. d., and for France direct tho Same
hour
Tho NEW YoRs INSTRUMENTATION for Europe-wIll
be ready at hafpast our O'Clock IN the morning
Single copies wrappers for mailing, six cents
DON'T TRIFLE With AFFECTIONS or THE
thtoat ana lungs Take HALe's liosFr ~ IIoaKnouxp
rixrs roon,Acul Daors cure In minute.
BRAIN fooD STRENGTHENS THE NERVOUS
system and cures premature weasness % either ssx;
prcesl
BRAIN FooD.-sESD FOR CIRCULARS TO THE
depot. a. aLikA's rhaaasy ist ay .nl is,h ST., NY
BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD ~ nUDNUr, HERALD
Building; CAoWtLL MASSEY, 2o,h 81 and broadway.
EXCISE roNiC.--BOIEN Il BYRNE's NEW BEv.
crage tor sale oy druggists. grocers aud hotels
H. ". JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 81
Maiden lane. tho sole manufacturers genuine A..
bestJs PAINTS, ltoohng Steam Pipe ani Boiler Coverng
&c
HYArT'S LIFE BALSAM WILL CURE RHEU.
maam. Sold by iiudnut. Herald Building and drug.
gists
HOLMAN's PAD has DONE WONDERS FOR
me nad ocsn subject 20 liver esoase anu dyspspa ioi
oscr ~ years ~ H. DuNSliEt. Boston. Mass.
VIEW PyBLIcATIoNs.
| MAY AGNES FLnMIN,.
| lh Mrs. Femlngs new novel. SILENT AND TRUE
has Jready sold over 200 copies hgr best uook.
Y. W. CAhLAlOS = 90 o-'"'''-ss'~
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
FREnrnIcK WOOD

Frederick Wood, who at one period Of his life be-
longed to the rm OF Wood Brothers, carriage Makers
in Broadway In this city died sunday last his
rcsidcDco in BRIDGEPORT, Conn. He IN the
sxiy-second year of his age and was greatly re-
specIcd by many friends and ncquain;ances.
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AN IMPORTANT LEGAL QUESTION.
POWERS OF GRAND JuRrEs AND EXECUTIVE
PRIVILEGE.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1

E.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct 81 1877
Attorney General Lear telegraphcd to PIttsburg to-
night asking hat the Supreme Cour, designate day.
not later than the first OF November on which to hear
the argument OF the Law Officer OF the State
against the legality OF the proceedings OF tho
Grand Jury OF Alcghany county in requir
,ng tho Governor, AdIaiant General Secretary
of stale and several military otcers to appear
before Vt and testify to Their connection with tho
military movements agalnst the Pttsburg riotcrs at
tucnmens having bec6 issued against these persons
10 compcl their obedience to the subpnnas OF the
trlna Jury. Tue Attorney General Will make an
elaborate argument before tue Supreme Court, deny.
Inn tho Jurisdiction of toe Grand Jury on the prc,n.
iscs. Tue Attorney General has also sent a tele.
gram to PttsDurg, suggesting That tho Grand Jury
take "A recess until tho be Decided The prnctpa
involved y one great Importance, and much Interest
is in the action oil tho supreme Court Tho
Attorney General Is anxious tor an early hearing
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
ILLNESS OF JUDGE PASCHAL.
WAsHIsGrov. oct. 90, 1877

WAsHISGToy. Oct 80, 1877.
Judge W. Paschal, formerly OF Texas, but now a
resident OF Washington supposed 10 be in dying
condition last night, but this morning he slightly raj.
lcl. IL is not thought by his irenas no can re.
cover, Us his disease is congestion o! the lungs
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
AN OFFICER INJURED.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE urnALp.I

TRENTON N. j., OCT - 1874
Police oiiccr Knapp, who was sbeatcn by gang Of
rowdcs on sunday night while arrcstiug ocspcrado
n,mc Patrick Gfogan, lies IN dangerous condition.
AZ first hs INJURIES not supposed to be serious;
since he has gradually grown worse. lie Il, It Is
feared, injured internally. Groqon WAS aligned
tins evening the Police onrt and committed to the
Gnnnty Jnil In default ui 81 0na hal
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
SENATOR MORTON.

WAsnIsGroS. oct 90, 1871
Senator Mitchell acting chairman OF the Privileges
and Elections Committee, has received a telegram
from Governor Burbank, dated indianapolis to-day,
winch says :-sSenaior Morton IS itte better than
when l lolt home. Las condition s encouraginR."
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
REGISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.

The following table shows registration in Brooke
yn, yesterday and the two preceding days designated
by law for registry compared with tho total num-
Der registered In 1870
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In mo
temperature for the past tweniy-four hours In COM
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
uERALn Bulldlng;--
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TIE FkoLIc AT HAMPTON RoADs-oRDEns.
wAsniscrox, Oct q, 1877.
eommander White. OF tho United States steamer
froic, Just arrived at Hampton Roads, reports hav-
ing lett no Janelro on tho 9th OF September. On
INC way North tho Frolic stopped at Bahia Pernam.
ouco' Barbados ana 81 Thomas for coal Tho voyage
was without incident Of Importance The health OF the
officers aud crew is excellent
Captain John II. Gillis Is ordered 10 comm and tho
receiving ship Franklin al Norfolk Oh The Isl OF Mo-
venber Lieutenant Commander Samuel IL Baker IL
ordered as executive OF the Enterprise al Norfolk
Captain Queen. who is detached from the Franklin
aud Lieutenant Commander Il. X. Icayy detached
from the ENTERPRISE are placed on waiting orders.
THE PowHATAN EN- ROUTE FOR NEW YORK.
FORTRESS MONROE Oct. %. 1877.
The United States steamer Powhatan, flagship OF
tho North Atlantic station sailed nine A. NJ to-day
for New York.
THE TORPEDO BOAT ALARM GOING TO WASH.
INGToN.
NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. %, 1877.
The torpedo boat Alarm, Lieutenant J. H. Paine,
United States Navy. in command. which has been at
the torpedo station all summer, VIII leave here for
Washington, d. c., tho latter part Of tho present
week.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
OBITUARY.

Avern2e teTnpcrnturc ycstcrday .............. 4f
Average temperature Tor corresponding date las.
year. 50,
The New York herald., 1877-10-23

The United States steamer Powhatan, flagship Of
tho North Atlantic station, sailed at nine A. NJ to-day
for New York.
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U.ILL STREET TOPICs.


Owing to the excited state in which the
stock market wound ny on saturday there WIS
large gathering Of operators uptown in the
evening. and there WAS some lively trading at
Dcmouirus. The chief interest centred ia
Rock Island. which for some days back hns
been largely purchased by Addison Canmark
and i. /, Cars,r, members of the Twenty
street clique. These gentlemen are admitted 10
Doe the head and front of the iull movement,
supported hy Moeri- 'haifor. y. l.. VI lrgun, amt
:. VI. Mills. Not long the Twenty -ihird street
p"ople Wer" ra~scd among ia" wr"ckrr~, and
thoir sudden chansn from lears 10 bulls occa-
siuns grrnt deal oi comment.
senator Jones of Nevada appeared as tho
ladinS bear. and sold o"r4-chailrr 2.unO
shares - r. Island at 93. There was 'on-id-
at lower figures. DI~~rnSiouS exist among the
members Of the Twenty -tNlrl street clique on
account oi the cpur-" ol Gamma ami Carver
in changing to the hul side of tn market with
out giving the others warning IN" chi"i i'a-
son ass igncd tor the huil WoN'ngnt T. iiial lhry
hng" caught JaN Gould heavily short OF dilrr-
cni stocks, and expect To maze hlin cover at a
loss
II is denied by shirley Dunham James r.
Konut b brokers. that kn"uo is inter- -t"i ln il"
firm o. the cNtcnt of iluOOnU ~ special part
Nor. H. Is simply a customer oil the house,
-peculltiug heavily through rt.
AW'll-drn. sod man fNll'd 40 thn ono" ot Iohn
Blunl-Oul. the banker the "th'r dHN. dhl, tN-
Of many influential men, u-k'd hlm 60 add his
signature. lu.ohrt WIS to rrnt u statue Of
Beethoven I'M Central Park, Mr. loudsood
gave him $ll since tht time Mr.. llnni uld
hu- n''n eoAIar.us notes VAIN Ar. ho1ytl L..
i.us'no Robinson has s.ttlca IN fun with soy
ertl hruknr- VINO ~, re involved tn tine eat. Iit Of
u lcW thousand dollar, 10y bus i"iuic,
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orr ron / Sn0u rom.
The Departure Of Bnrnum'. Men and Beasts
How they win Travel.

BY O'Clock yesterday morning GilW0rr's
Garden WAS fan Of activity. The hrGu- Wrre
hcius fed. the "pr1lnrt. packed. unl thr
wagons put in condition lor the road. lu iouy-
five minutes every hing WAS M readiness f.rn
start, and AT 7 Oh" great building N.a cmpt.od.
The procos-lon went up Lexington and Third
ayonu,e through Harlem and across the river
10 Nuu Haven, whrrea halt WAS mado i'm the
open space ~urr full ing ihN station ui thn NNW
Haven kailroud. There w're IN readiness %
1it'd up for thr a'oOmnod ton of men. beasts
and paruph, rnnlld. Into blue box ours Vcrn.
driven tho rlcphnnis. while the cumrls wont
into open cattle cars. alsp painted hlur, Whore.
they le down tn r'~i alter ih'ir Wurrh. lNr.
large tents were raised for the shelter of tnn
horses. In thrse the stalls are separated hy
canvas partitions. The managers and tDrd
truughs are also made of ciinNa9. and can he
pnrkrl into small compass for Transportation
An immense dining mt WAS pitched, and IN It
mon could h' iri ai % in'. H. "a lrW minutes
nftrrtIp' rAi.ine.nl tlr tom fires were burning
brightly in front of il. kotil'Sol con"rM M'rrnuus
over thrm. und active prrpAralion- Wrr" holug
mud' to Iced the lodr huldi'd employees OF the
Iy 10 o'clock the clrphnn's and camols had
been bD-tpNrd. the other beasts III Their cages
had hcrn rolled uu tu platform ohrs, and. except
the horses. everything WAS ready tor n Now
start. lhru the men were called M. and each
given a German SILVER hader. engraved with
number and with meal t'k"l, good for nd
mission to runNundining room. These men
are 10 /" transported in common passenger
cOHehes. idtrd With roW0 ol hunks.
packed. the hors,e placed in lheir ears. and.
Shortly before g. four heavily laden trains
moyed slowly OH ana the show had begun lts
eighteen months tour oil tho country.
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Mr.. Heller. the magician. said on Saturday:
"Aicw nishis ago. after the performance was oven
had the lights lowered. that there was perfect dark.
no>s ihrou.hou the theatre. placed two men IN ach
corner ali two three others IN the body the house.
ami two IN the balcony In an instant sinai, luminous
shape about twenty above the siasc Grad
uuliy h assumed the shape uf a human hand rom
which other nand~ al p'ar'd to glide. when summoned
tN"-" fuus went nom iiHtc tu touching gently
the heads GOO iuN -ue- Then ~ the Will uf me guc-fs
lace -faiN tu l' alitAtl and moved nom part
~ tlr theatre g. utthrr NrtN1ufDi iNi. sumc time.
ltru furilu np th' -~ts .ii. shall give tIseX.
lf' li'uIl ... anu iA,s uuc uni tIl sad ~ the
tNN'il w0uitl faftIf' Bat -al io 90 N.Nf season
-iit .uHl goo. Hfi nNrt 90 flc If,~ 90, audi.
'r MhNi.f. .Ht0ilo a. rlfH.f i,l simply
loni,e I" sAuW .u.t ils lh'nnm,nou o. tle IuOAe.H
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THE CUT ~ COiL TOLLS.


BALTIMORE, May 6-Prcsident Garrett Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has Addressed
a communication to President German Of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio canal. in reply to one
from the latter charging the Baltimore and Ohio
Company with giving special ratos 10 certain
coal companies. Mr. Garrett charges that dis
ordinations have long baon made by tho
canal against the Baltimore and Ohio Com
pany. by which largo proportion
~ the trade of his company have
been diverted to Georgetown and Alexandria.
The Baltimore AMI Ohio Company, he says.
found it necessary to make n general reduction
to meet Cieardcld and anthracite coal and cs-
pceially at Baltimore. and had long resisted tho
pressure The canal be says, was amply pro-
tected. and had, too. grent difference in its fa
Vor. "a shown hy it's increased trnnic. Nt
the regular Baltimore and ohio tariff
from NV Central, Gs sample compared
g. Georgetown. the rate to Baltimore would be
nlty-nihc cents mora than to Georgetown. and
from Cumbcrnnd thirty-ntne cents per ton in
favor of the canal The rates from Georgetown
70 Eastern ond Northern ports do not average
ten cents q ton against IN" canal ana coal COM
pauics. They complain that they cannot get
rom tls MAJORITY Vi pur'has"rs any moro Tor
coal delivered Mt bntimore than At Georgetown
or ArNlhdria Tn. dc,renHc in the Baltimore
and ohio bush Tor 1876 over 1878 is shown
toh h' nrarly 7O0OlO tons.
Mr.. Garrett reviews at longth tho relation II
both companies financially and commercially to
Maryland and Baltimore, and contends that to
allow IN" cnnu tp curry at ruinOus rates would
ho 10 interfere seriously with the trnde and
commerce of Baltimore. The Baltimore and
Ohio's forces huye b"cn cut down hy thousands
On account Of the falling OF ol its coal traf-
H., and if not rcgain"d and mnintained further
rodu tons must h' made. VI" conl am n~ tho
Wt of IN" Legislature in regulating rates for
roads of the Consolidation Company ~ New
York. and shows fan " ~ per cent. I'm its
4 ]. on that account. In closing he Expresses
Oh hop. TINT un agreement may be Effected be-
tween thr Bnltnur" end Ohio Company pul
the anal. 10y Viii h = munrrat.vc rates may be
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TINT a f-ppflptnup npq1vprino tlo doc 4rftfi,u
f'unJ from ne s,h@,iulr NM tnc Igst sion.
psi.n III tlai Train was at NV Bunswick
w.ni over there, gi,l from answers I. my In,
't H.. trnin ,,.s r H., ono az ,vGrin
was in Soar II. then vi4itad y0rious
f.d ~ fr'anI an thn Inii'r f,r.n 10
f.n. Dut fUr tfe mi.-tnr man Al lfn time |
fuI In r.-uiis Nfnoii 10 I'M, nsioni.hm.nt lo,v-
.,..r f,.l.lv Oni~,r NI.n,,iSr Of tho Lone island
CtN rofrrrali.I an h,u.luart.r. and informed
far tnM the body mad boon found, M once
,r.nt "yar uni fnurG on intn,irr Hint 9tn body
n..f iu..u .li-..vlr1I
% Xxx, i.,.r.t NJ D.i,. ram.
ulIif. 4 .if s.ir ms huuikrr ilirf wns tied
lr..ur,ii III. t.r ~ irl tfr'u'.l ~ lnn, rlndD i'm
-.,.i'.n,i,r- ", re- d,.,vn. Thev wrrrii'i
f....,fl,r ~ it iof,.u, AMI tn1 fn1nfhu4 formed
thrown o,r. 'ha topof ihr dopf. Ju.t brneaih
yy'ui,. m ,.tar',,ia showed vhrr-i itI rili
h.d r"n' lis with nnl cnnin and ali lis
nn,.,- ar, l,1n nn bis n.r.m ''''' "'' ''''
Nr. Wm. O.t@rman, Oh. of The Coronor's
IT, .f if rit, h.I i,." f,,,,,d ~, a.,
r .o,i,y "a il.n ,n p9I n",a @ di ,nVlq Y m r,rty i
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l"l ~ Hh i'u~ 10. 1T 'ul ~ t.il,h ~ =
U- .NN' lh +" .i.ial N."' chu'" d" ''V -
,Ir na'i, r.',, fr..,, \ IN f-,nei-co six vcors
.,,.'' ,,'t, h'i, a. nnnn ,hieh Ia. lad nniasad
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i'itN .N vllIHi"'I~ N'lW |V'' lhnE
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xxx it a.. ., ., ,,'l : ,,',,. ~ go
II TN ttha pr,.-.l. INV of tN '.i,,.,i,v , IL
ri ,i' l',i.i .i .h"tin,S ~ n.- ,''''f' t'r u
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TILE CHURCH OF ST. AGNES.
A GRIND CEREBONI ~ DEDrC4TTN0 a
UOUsE or UOhSIfII.
A Noteworthy Gathering OF Catholic Di9ni-
tnrirs, Nendcd by che American Cardinal
-HvugIous Rites tmposingiy Conducted.

HVlgIou% Ikitcs fmpOstngiy conducted.
East Forty-thnl strcrt. in front Of ST. Ag-
nes'sncw Roman Catholic church. was impass-
able for several hours yesterday morning. A
dense concourse ~ gohc-mouchcs who ~ not
even attempt to- get into the church. in adlIt n
TO the ti"kct-hod'rs for admission to the ccre-
mony oi the dedication and the Ponliii'a mass
which was to follow. made it a difficult task TO
effect an entrance to thc building But, pro-
vlcd with titkct and hy diut OF steady p, rsc-
vcran"c. ! managed, I'm course Of time. 90 gan
| foothold on the temporary wooden stops which
lend up to the ample portals Of the newly
nnish"d church. Once in the uphcaving. on
ward-urcssing throng. getting in became
mnticr Of course il WAS impossible to DO any
thing but 90 in.
Turn to the right and then TO the loft and
you will find tho entrance to the organ gallery"
said the young usher.
| followed the directions and suddenly
emerged into ono Of the ample spaces which
are provided for the artists and thor friends
oh ouch side Of Erhru'- ma .uh a.nt in-iru-
mrnt. built especially for this church. The cal
| lrrios m both sides were packed and il was not
! y"t half past ton. Th' nave Of the church was
almost empty. the pows having been re-
served. ." hot before eleven. the hour named for
] the dedication service. thoy were all taken"
and halfway down the ai-lrs were nllol also.
The organ gallery was comfortably full, not
packed. the choir and chorus. twenty-five or
thirty artists in ali, having bron y'ry Judi ious
| in their invitations The affairs. temporary
structures of wood. lut tasteful IN their decora-
| tion CLEANED in white. studded with golden
stars. with crcem-colorri rlunacl@s oppost'
/ ious. d, nnrl against "a rcd background. sinu-
/ latiug "a dunWsh cuffuin. md rose from tn'
sunrtuury nuor caru'i. Il also with red. o.
n rul l,Horn'i ions t0o. w"rr white. nnn.i"l here
and there with rrl, -o that rot ul ,wNiif.rr. ln
IIl .II Ii Y
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Tho RcV Carlos Martin. formerly of New
HAM shire, WAS installed ras.or of rc lhlrp fourth
Street Rcnrmed Church ls-t evening the services hcng
cOnIu, hu ~ the kvN Dla Omietou AMI iluttln, anl
hs Rev Isaae Riley Dl O.nlslou preached ihe sermon
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NEW ORLEANS. May G.-Dudlcy Srlph of the
Crescent NitN klc Z uh N.t iiaA uMlc ~ our oi a
possible pa, at eY "nAul 900 yards ulakus tllu
sIA bulls eyes IA lurtl ave shots
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RUSSIA'S WAR WITH TT RKEY

The Operation. Of 10th Armies ON the Danube
and in ihc Ens, -Nns>inx me Forces for "a
Great Battle Between Iknrs md Erleroum.

between tkhAr hhN tfrtfoHhs
LONDON, May 6.-Thirtccn days have
elapsed since the leading columns Of the RUS
sian army of Boesarabia crossed the Pruh.
Within this time, had the same energy boon
shown MS was manifested in the dash on Galctz.
heavy Russian misses should certainly br in
close vicinity of. instead of being only expected
at. II station so miles distant from Bucharest.
The extraordinary wctncss of the weather may
partly account for this. Hallway transport Of
troops and stores down the valley OF the
Pruth has been stopped. and bridges at
many points along the line Of railway
have been broken by floods. On country roads
Of course there must have been many delays in
the passage of artillery and stores yet with
even these difficulties the Russian army, If
properly prepared and equipped for the cam
paign and furnished with q bridge train. such
as must have been calculated upon for the
passage of the Danube. might fairly have
been expected 10 have made more rapid
progress in thoroughly friendly coun-
try. During the pust week the progress
of the Russians has disappointed the
expectations 10 which tAo first rapid dash OF
Tin" Eleventh Corps into the prn.ipnltics gave
rise directly after the declaration oi war. The
Commander Of the Eleventh Corps. breaking
out from the u s-urahiNn frontier near Bolgrad,
pushed rauidy forward, seized the important
! bridge of barhoschi. 10y Whi,h railroad commu-
uirotion between Ja-sy and Bucharest crosses
| th' Sorcth, and upicd Gllu;z and lhrail. Be-
yonl these points in either direction the Rus
sian commanders do not seem to have pcnctra-
ted. and appear TO have contpuiel themselves
with the cNrhlus" ~ cannonalc between the
| batteries on the h0nk- OF tho Dauuh" and the
| Turkish gunhoais further down the river.
The Thrty-siNth Russian Division. which
| does not form rtion Of the force of the Duke
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For invalids the Chntcau Lagarosae Clarots aro
pure, tVne. and ,Ilens tlenlns NllTvKL MAUGIN-IIr
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N0s, Only q Working Girl" Read hor snd
hi-ei! ~ Ile Ata lVhIuuys~ Flt, UutlO4iay .-Ah.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
AoEMof;
GOLD HlLL - NEVADA.
". sLAUvgLr r..............As .AskST

DEPoyIrs ofcOtN OR BULLION received.
I-i,h.r ,a o.,sn Account or 10 is-us Cek
TfYicATRs therefor, payable lat the option OF
~ hoiderI In Gold Hin OF san Francisco; TO
naEs COLLECTIONS. parehAss Bullion Atthe moe
favorable ratss. of advance com .ne.eon Sneh
forvar,ied 10 the Parent bAnH In San francisco;
seils Bills Of Exchange, and transaets oeneral
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09
NOTICE

ITO ALL WHOM II NAY coxcsRx AT
= sseg.hs nsseisg q ths Cola Hiii Miner
usioo, SID . Mach bth. is11, it vas rsso we'd
To- b pseiisAsd - vsnins 10 the gvnsfsi
THOMAS BURKE, Prs,d@pt.
Atlssf: Ono. q. noaRisou. Rscording Bsc'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-09

' Sossins RON iss:: . :s:ssunul.,ios.
Tho Davey system Of drslning minss recon.
asnds itself By ita ehsspness, economy ssd
.ss e. 2. deep ,s sS,tins' and The l.s!s. Win
ims. shouh ths watsf IN the mine increase.
PArtiss contemplating the ersetios o. pump
" wofkp should communicate y I'M the Ms
loo fr,n works. who are ready 70 supply plans
= estimates for vorks Of any capscity, con.
plets.
seDd ios description Of the pissrse.ial cos-
cund Pumping knsins. dsis <m
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Gir,s Attitude ia Ys.mg M.m


There is a thing of which / want to
speak, and that is the behavior Of
young girls toward young men who are
not lovers, but simply friends. Let
me tell you that our sex was not made
to be wooers. The custom prevalent
among certain class of young ladies
Of asking. directly or indirectly, the
attention of young gentlemen is not an
admirable custom. "My son." said a
lady to me not long since, "is much
prejudiced against young girl whom
/ admire, because she is constantly
sending him notes, inviting him to be
her escort here and there. and plan
ming to have him with her." A mod
est and dignifed reserve, which is nei.
ther prudery or afiectation, should dis
tinguish your manner to gentlemen.
Too great familiarity and too evident
pleasure in the society Of young men
are errors into which no delicate and
pure-minded girl should fall.
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The Boston Globe says that the word
"mule' signifies "to stop" being a
Greek word. The Detroit Free Press
says: "The Globe Is wrong. The
word mule is derived from the Indian
dialect, and means "to kick" The
Free Press is wrong. "Mule" is Cana.
dian. 1t means a woman ON wash.
days.-[N. Y. Herald. All this dis
cussion comes from not being a Harv-
ard graduate. o, pueri, vos estis,
omnes wrong. "Mule' est deriva a
Latina lingua, of qua the comparative
est muller, because woman est mu.
lier guam mule. How est hoe for
altuss-[St. LOUIS Journal.
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Many sweet girl, with tender, low
ing eyes, has wept away the moments
of loves young dream, while the
young man who was to tell her all
about it is pleading with the livery
stable man, trying to hire four dol.
lars worth of horse and buggy for a
dollar aud half.
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A cheap and wholesome article Of
vinegar may be made of water, mo-
lasses and yeast, say twenty-five gal
Ions Of water, four of molasses, and
one of yeast. This, when ii ferments,
will yield very good vinegar. A fair
Imitation of white wine vinegar may
be made Of mashed raisins and water
kept in a warm place for a month.