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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Murder OF Policeman In the
bay City-Iiow the Anaassin WAS
Captureu.

- Al, ne
" fhAScisco' hPrh gu 70 n
sub.polico officer @. j. Coots was foully
mnrlerel nj balf.past ~ O'Clock this
-. ri. .,.,n,,.,.n.o. =, N. .v,r,o
'n"'"i"s'
arc related a. follows ny witnesses FRANK
Wallinger while standing ON Clay street,
o,,os;,o ,ha nI.z, saw Coots canning
.rp -
down inc s'roet WIN pt''shor w onAise,
one James Wilson. wilson was quiet 81
The time but evidently had been resisting
,he osscer. for the latter had him by the
-, -. 49,,
neck win QUO manu- Anu W 'he iei' sfm
with the other. To the left OF, and slishtly
behind the pair. another man was waik.
ing. who seemed to DO converting with
Coots In an excited manner. ~ they
passed In the moonlight Wallinger saw
the face Of the third man distinctly. Just
~ the trio got opposite him Wallinger
saw John Runkman, In tho rear. draw
. revolver, place II close TO- the head
OF Coots. and firc. Instantly Altar firing
some one who seemed TO be following the
others. cried out, ibid you bit himf'
Coots fell without . sound. o hunkman
and Wilson immediately started on arun
mp Clay. street, and turned down Benh.m
Place, facing MI. Eugene WOOD VINO
was coming toward the shooting scene.
Wood turned and gave chase. following
them up Washington street and through
Bartlett alley to Pacific street. Onicers
Price aud Eaton. who had heard the shot,
saw the men ~ they came out OF The alley
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
NHw sTORR.

A. sUMMRRFftLD. late bOotteeprr for
i<instsin 4 Wolf. desires 10 inform bis friends
aud the public generally that he has inst
op.ned. IN Gallatin's Old hardvare store. oppo-
site Jones' drug ttors. hsln street, Uoid Hill. .
complete stock OF gents furnishing goods, con.
sisting 10 part Of White shirts ranging ~ price
Cheyiot shirts. pure linen, % 10 o.. All sorts
Of phirts nude 10 ,ri Ter aud warranted 10 o..
A splendid sssortm-nt az uents' Underwear.
which he will sell c eaper than any h"ute In
the y ate. In conjunction with furnishing
goods. he also keeps . splendid stock OF nne
cut, finoking and chewing tobacco ESQ Q mag.
ciysrs. THE BEST hit Ct1AKS IN THE
STATE. Conc and ty them. Don't mistahs
tho place opposiie J0ns.' drug stor. MAIN
2st 4. sUMMtRPtgLD / co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

Thar PisroL sHor.-The case OF Ellen
4. Layne. charged with assault 10 kill
George Craig. has been set for trial on
Monday at I =. ~. All who know anything
concerning the affair are OF the opinion
that Craig Is more 10 blame than the
woman, and her trial will doubtless result
In an acquittal.
WILLIAM MULLEN. who died suddenly
last Monday. Was . member Of the Nan
Francisco Exempt Firsmen's Association.
Ms funeral WAS largely attended by men,
hers Of ths Virginia Department.
Ar noon to-day iie2 voters were regis
tered in Jadge Cooks books. This Is
very good showing for . Nay election. II
il more than tho usual number at Town
elections.
PRoFrssoR ]. J. ALrxASDrn, organist al
81. James Cathedral in New York. 10 In
Virginia City. He will perform al ~
Paul's Church next Sunday.
vmeISI, Cuy Is beginning to resume
her lively appearance. The good times
will surely return. and u may be that We
are now on tho return wave.
sx.,x. BuIpLsr 4 Co. have dieL a lien
-, w.hh a Nullard for 81. 55i 81 in
the Recorders once. for lumber and other
materials suPpiiea 'nem'
A. II. RICKETTS, has been appointed
s..icnes OF the estate Of G. III. Clark
bankrupt. CIsdiso,s nA'e p'''
W WV. ,,
'oHS SoShs' .A.. ~, o. ,,.n, ~ nj,
ing txo nnv M 80, Goii INN.
:. All,
Tnt Su''o' mn -. p,o,..r ,n,n.I
wsen On p .iass =, .hs Devil. Gate.
-u-..
TN regular -,
Of the uo,a Ill, Mn rr;a.y' Nav M.
.,...., s,o o0
The 'a'ue, x.na.v mailing
s SS,, "ao ON ,hs April account.
- =, v,.,,n,. ri,s Commi,-
N III, -,.sul,r mouthly meet.
;ns ns,, Monday evening.
w., N.,hesiu. and hi,
r, 4. .b.ut time 10
nsso,h;nc from him.
=. v,.u,n,. m. registration business 4.
a.. 800. have Int little
time for ANYTHING else.
.... t.i, Town . flight Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
BRONCHITIS.

From John Piass. Eco. Of pspningtsn, !. H.
"Thrss years since ] was vey much rsduesd
with . dreadful cough. which rssultsd In Bton.
dInncuit 10 speak In an audibie voios. To this
was addsd severe night swsata, and { w. fear
full or going Into o decline. Aftsr recouss 70
yarious remedies TO nc purpose. ! made ~ Of
Dt, wistar's halsam OF Wild Cherry. . fev bot
ties OF which mily restored mo 10 health.
sine. that limo have hsd several sevsrv a.
taehr II cough, but the Bsisam has always re-.
moved them. always keep 70 BY ne, ard
ahould not know how 70 do without u"
Mold bS all druRvipta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
U.,.,.s,ie..i s.ie,a..

Biuche 10 dead. Bluchs was Senator
Chubbuek's dog. and nearly everybody In
Gold Hill knew him. One day last week
hs tried to jump over . picket fence; he
lost his footing and his collar caught on
one Of the pickets. When found life was
extinct. lie hal hung himself. The faith.
full fellow was given . decent burial. and
Club. 10 still In mourning for his Loaf
friend. lie says there Is not another dog
In the world that can 40 entirely I'LL the
aching void Of his heart 40 did Bluchc.
NAY his soul rest In peace.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
IMpuRs nuEArB.

Aton oil the disasr-sabls eoassqusness Thai
follow the deeay Of the teeth. sa impure breath
must b the most inorlfyipg and unpleasant "a
lie posssssor. ard u 10 the most ipexesaabis
aud Offensive In society and yst ths q Of 4
easily be removed b. cleansing Jour tssth
grsnt bOzoDONT. II puriass and swestsns
the breath, cools and rvfreshos the mouth. and
gives . psarLiiks appearance 10 she tosth,
Gantlemen Who indulge In smoking Should
cie,nse their teeth with s01uDONT. - u
removes al. unpleasant tdors VI the we'd. AL
your druggist Tor u. apis I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
NOTICE 10 CANDIDATES.

Candidates for once at the eemins Town
Election. will plsass bar In mind that thar
Advertised announcements In this paper. -
vel - election printing. mast b paid for u
oinaAcs. We accept Of no contingent arrange
msnis. b It trsat all alike. A candidate Who can
not OF win no, announce himsslf properly and
pay his printin: bile promptly. 10 not at for
the once he seeks. Moreover. he viii not be
suec<<sfui.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
. YssG ssara.

NEW Yorx. April 2s.-Ths transactions
at the American Mining Board this morn
ing were Is follows: 100 Alpha. itdsi4t;
800 Best 4 Belchsr. 22S@22,s; 400 Bull
lion. ~ ; 200 Caledonia. 3dt3S ; 400 Cali.
fornia. 3T4 ash. ; 200 ChollAr. tOis /; 100
Imperial. Ia /; 200 Con. Virginia. 81 ; 100
Crown Point. ~ /; 800 Eureka Con-. ES;
400 Justice, 81 ; 100 Overman. -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
CARD.

To all Who are suffering from the errors and
Indi,crstions Of youih. nervous weakness. early
dc. ~, iess OF manhood. etc. I will send .
receipt that will cnre you. PEE OF cuAnon.
This great remedy vsa discovered By Q y ision-
arr 10 south America. Sand Q ~sslf-addressed
envelope to the Rkv. JusEPa r. InkAN.
station d. Bible House. New York City.
mha0 On
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
vnon A prsrINauIsuEp Junrsr,

81 have tried the PsRuviAn sSsrs. AID The
result faily sustains your prediction. u hAs
made q new man Of me : infused Into my sys
TEN new vigof and energy. ! am DO longer
tremulous and dsbiliiaied - when you last
saw me. hat stronger. hssrder. and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
by all druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
rnK PALACE EATING srANp.

r.r . roast % beef unsIeeii~d 10 Storey
county, 60 ., Thomas Hseron's Rating stand.
!. an. palace SALON. NO.. . North Q str 81,
vi,,,n,s CIV. frrrh oysters Of all hour. In
W., .svle' yony miners always on hand q
nishf. For tas'y, home style OF eoosins. anu
.%,ri shs Pa,see Laiing Sand has no superior.
,nno's. APPS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
.,Inr. MADE TO ORDER.

M,.s n. x. PSlls,t. al tho Homestead. old
piu. manufacture, y irts and Gsntlsmen's On.
$500, 10 order. a the shortest possibls notes.
-, susrsntees q peifect A. Repairing veil
snd pssily done. Send along your ordsrs and
en,ve tbe truth Of our assertion. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

.
lion shsli be sealed up and transmitted BY
the proper returning ofioer. 70 tns oeore-
tary OF State, who shall deliver mem 70
the Speaker Of the House OF represents.
tives. Counsel for Packard insisted tnat
tho Legislature had the power % ereae
this Returning Board and give u the an,
thoriiy with which II Wa clothed, ana
also that the constitutionality OF the ACT
has been settled by the Supreme Court OF
the State; but the Nichols party denied
that the question wa decided " tne ou'
premo Court In . manner thai couid %
considered authoritative. II 10 not Claim
ed BY counsel for Nichols thai the Leg
islaturs could not create . Returning
Board and cloths II with these powers
in regard 10 the appointment OF Pres.
dental Electors, since the provision OF
the State Constitution on which they rely
relates only 10 the election Of members oil
the Legislature and Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor. 1.-The report quotes
from one Of their legal Arguments TO show
this. As matters stood on our Arrival
here the legal title OF the respective CLAIM.
ants 10 the Office OF Governor depended
upon this question. There was no JUDI
IA -o.lA
itatiye By both parties, by when Jo
DO solved. Tor the reasons Aiiesay 49,
n tho only hope Of . prscucai v'us'oI
was by the union OF 30 many mempe,s VI
the rival Legislatures a. would make =
Legislature with unconstitutional quorum
In both the Senate and House. Within
the last three days this hrst great step In
restoring peace to the State has bsen 90
complished. In consequences Of the with
drswal Of members from the Packard 70
the Nichols Legislature. the latter body
has cighty-seyen Returning Board mem.
beers In the House and thirty.two IN 'no
sens.,,,,inn., n.orrm n. ,hs Wonse and
nineteen in The Senate. II was In view Of
the foregoing facts-especially the c~onsoli-
dation OF the Lesisi,tnres; p our nnosS
eIsv ,ron "v u.rsnn.i contsc, Sith ths peo-
plo-that VIC were induced 70 suggest In
our telegram Of tho goth instant that an
immediate announcement Of the time when
the troops would be Withdrawn 70 their
barracks would be better for the peace OF
Ioaisiania than In noatnOn0 aucl An
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

Lsox's KAruAnoH makes beautiful. Glossy,
iuxurisnt hair; prevents its falling oct 90 turn
fng fray. II has stool tho test OF forty yssrs,
u chsrmingiy perfumsd, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

HAsAxs MAGNOLIA BAtx p<sssves and ~.
stores the complexion. removes frrckiss. ant
and ,allowpess; MAKES the skin 'on. vhits md
dslicsts. lts application cannot ~ dstectsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
EUROPE.
The Russian Army Advan-
cling on Turkey.
ENGLAND NOT SATISFIED WITH THE
DECLARATION OF WAR.

W NM"
-
Won MOltko't Remarkable Speech
80
ana Hnat IL Means.
lSrtctAL DisrArcHrs TO GOLD HILL
DAiir NEwn.l
-
Sussis y urk
BucHARrsr, April ~25.-Yestsrdsy 5000
Russian, occupied the railway bridge Al
p......l, '...,.. N
bafoosoni' up 70 yesterday evening o.
900 Russians had entered Roumania. The
Roumanian army has retired from the
Danube into the interior. where itis<<an
vided into Two bodles-one Al Buchafess
md the other at kraIavA. Tho inhabit-
ants on both AM OF tho Danube are nee
Ing en- masse into tho interior OF kou.
mania. Al soon - tho. Russians arrived
Of Barboschi the Roumanian troops re-
tired.
Two British gunboats have entersd the
Danube. One Is anchored OF dslatz.
Tho Turks arc leaving widden In great
haste In the direction Of Dobrudscha.
where they appear to expect the principal
attack. The Russian hcadqu,rtsrs will b
transferred TO Jassy IN . few days
vienna. April 25.-Russiau contracts In
RoumaniA do not indicate that Russia In
tends 10 send her whole army Immediately
10 the Danube. but show that there Is .
possibility that Turkey will be given an
opportunity for negotiations before tho
Anal crossing Of the Danube.
ATTACHING TURKEYS Asilrrc YRoyTiHR.
Anvil os-Tbo Rms.
-. 80 .."..sJ ~ t%ron,,sr NJ I.i.tIc
M.n..n y, =sIss.rJrono, an routs 10 Ksrs.
Thsyo 4. no bope Of successful media.
t,onl
In Tho Chamber az Deputios TODAY soy.
ersl Christisn members protested against
Rusaia's assertion that she declared war for
the protection Of Christians In Turkey.
They declare thoy do not desire the protec-
ton of Russia, and that tho Christians are
ready TO take part In the defense OF the
country.
II IL rumored that tho Sultan will review
the Army Of the Danube. He has sent .
dispatch TO tho Commander-in-chief, with
| orders that II b. read 10 the troops.
Turkish papers say Suileman Pasha has
repulsed the Montenegrins. passed through
the Duga defle, and Is now marching to
Nicsio.
,nn.h Is.,sSa .nnonnns. ,,.,
~" Ss. .s..ns,aa ~
tnc lou'0nes,in ivtvVS aiS Aa'A"''As W.
waLd tne ironuer OF Aipahi..
The hiridites, tearing tney mlgnt %
surrounded. a~oandohed u.rlr posi',ons,
when were oceup'eu ny tue iurAs OH DUN
Jay .,vov
,
BIT. P~Erfhsbuka, Ap,A lo;-An imPeriai
order was pIomuIgaed ,o.aay, ucci1,ins
.sn "a m. nr%o,incss ~ Tsnrid. and ri.
80. IN s,.ta nj sieca
NV
vienna. April 2o.-A p from Con
stanhnople states that the forH . reques'
for mediation Of the has Deem ON
pletely unsuccessiui'
Moscow, April 25.-After the promulga-
ton OF the Cars manifesto the munici.
pality voted funds TO provide 1000 beds
Tor the wounded and an additional million
| roubles for hospital appliances. and sub
sequently appointed . special committee
O., lr.. nm an sIIraaa IN thu Gar Hnl-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
sr0cK REPOnr.
l.,ronrsO pAIr 1T a ?. KrArrxs . col
san fPsseises Board.

sas fPaseises Board.
Last KvESrSs.
$50 Raymond / Ely. ~
100 Kurska Con-. AN, ~
80 Jsekson. IAN
100 Rye Patch. 7Il0
Az LEOPARD. ~. an
so Northsrn Belle. 10
Ss Manhattan. ~
$40 Dsfrssa. i.o
1910 Grand Prils. toS.t
rs Modoc. 10
lo0 Advance. .
ITO New coso.<
$50 Golden Chariot, ~. AZ
iss Bsst . Bslehsr. 0S, 2oS
0Nsxican. .
iSo Justiee. 81. So
Ui0 Hale q Norsross. 1.eo. 40
800 OGDEN Chariot. AZ
isS cssii.s. ss
$50 Con. Virginia. 81. ~
HISS crvvn PSlnt.T
~ CAlifornaA, ~
80 Gould D curry. T..N
SO Alpha. - bD
III Ovvnnan. iaS, iSk
90 savage. AS
2t5 Gale Ionia. ASA
rms
iss oyhlr. IL
ITO Mexican. 81
els Gould q curry. TS.TS
to ssst . Bslshsr. l9s, IN b3. IN
No california. 3ss. uk
I'D savage, ac0. ~, a.D
SIS C,u. Virginia, pS. 5sN
20 Cho'lar. fotosi. -. AN
itO Hale / Noreross.7
ift Crown Point. ss.6. st,sk
$40 Ysilsv Jaek~t,
1914 Imperial. i.i3,t
ITO ksntuek. q
t,O Aipha. nS. us
its Conhd-oes.&
ixO Bslehsr. s. 5S.3s
eos sierra Nevada ~. 5S
100 uAh. ios. i0S
so Hullion. Gs.st
$40 k~xshequer. ~. st
aoseg. Bsleher. II
no Oserman. is.. lss. tsk
sss Justice. 81. 81, ~ b
81 UnLsn Con, ts
i.0o Julia, i.io. L.s. lis
2ss Caledonia. 400
i00 baltimore, ioc
~ silver Iili. ~. N
$50 Dayton. Sc
10 Challsnse. SOC
$50 New York. DC
lD Phil. sheridan. 81
300 w. odvilis. 80
itso Lady Washington
rs Ahds-. Toc. ooc
ToD I.~viashan. tse
$50 north Con. Virginia. SOC
loo Prospect. 33c. tor
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

~ AIse . Afrs sto~k Of MIssRs AND
cfiftDkxh'S EHOu AND eLiPPERs. too
punsroas to mention. st prosorioustsly iev
p stus.s ius sale spd store 10 reaA
spt In Q. 4. NoLrxxxtxk
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

Juo Dlelluson y Piunkett A Kom
nj Oauk Jas Duny Jno Mcguire
IN ci.s.on'k C,ok Hon dec q Gor-
"a Keynolds r u Gsmnons ham, VI 4 dAu
y No. Gallagher Miss holland
w M Wielhsm Mis. BllIinss 4 Williams
AMI vif. Bi.hop wnita- John Greer
Donohus Her and wife ! n Forage
DonpeIly Criientin fLoean
Mia, X Connolly A Wsie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26
Won Moltkes Remarkable Speech
and What II Means.
Russia sad Turkey.

lsrrciAL DisrArcnrs TO TIE GoLp HILL
DAilr NEws.1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

n,..l..a.s' ..A L.srssssi.s OILS
a...-., n.rs...Al... asa
GOODS or EVERY y cRiPrIoS.
~ SOLD CHEAP FOR OAsu.~
sos'nss.. a FOLSOM.
G ROC cry TOR {.
RICHARD MERCER,
MAIN STREET. ooLo MILL.
Family and Fancy Groceries
NOW ON HAND
AND YoR SALE CHEAP FOR Cash.
LARGE AssowrmRKT o.
"A Groceries and Provisions, direct frou the
o.iiOrnis Aarrsis, comprising. IN pan,
DRIED s SssFEa., 'r' :ssFss,ur-.
cANDLEss GAN vnuis
PROVISIONS OF AL KINDS
THE BEST oV WINES AND LIQUORS
A. Wholesale and Retail.
VEGETABLES AND FRUITS.
Goods Delivered Free Of Charge.
In RICHARD MERCER.
GENERAL MERCHAa Disc.
v. L z M e r r,
....syccrssoR roc.
v. LEnERY 4 C0nPAAY,
LOWER GOLD MILL.
always ON HAND ArruI. ssos1.
Groceries and Provisions
FLOUR AND MEAL
Grain and Ground Feed
WINES ssd LIQUORS.
TOBACCO ssa CIGARS,
PAINTS SD OILS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDWARE and CROCKRRY.
DRY GOODS & YANKEE NOTIONS.
oentlemsn's Furnishing Goods. etc. Jusi
received from Vermont, q choice lot OF Maple
Syrup and Maple sugar. Goods delivered FREE
N. B. Psrie. indebted to the old arn are
requested to call promptly and eth;
]. & j. B. MALLON,
O Street, next to the Bank OF Cali.
fornla Building,
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA -
WHIsOLE'AIE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Groceries and Provisions,
Crseksry ssd wssteuware, Csisa ssss
asd Frsseh est Glass, 0ti ssA
Casdies, Fissr asd Feed,
Rte, Etc., Eie.
N AMI LIQUORS
Oftss arss sssiip ssiy.
BRANDY, FORT and siIRRRY WINE
Ter medicinal sss.
-
We call the ppeclaii attention OF Nine and
MIL upcrtntendtnts 70 our large and com.
plsts stock Of Oils and Candies for MILL and
mining purposes. We ofsr that ciass Of goods
q q low FIGURES - thsy can be landed
from any part OF the United etaiss. thus
enabling mill, and mlnes ON the Comstock 10
purchase Oils, Candies. etc - cheap IN VIZ.
Riuia ~ they can either IN San D rsncisco o.
the East, with Q guarantee Of obtaining dDt.
olsss aonds, delivered free Of charge 81 The
mines In Virginia or Gold Hill.
]. 4 ]. b. MAlloM,
Sol Virginia. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-04-26

BxaLrx. April 2s.-von Noltks's speech
attracts q much attention - the Russian
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-03-14

This INSTITUTION ISLOCATED
L in the above named healthful lit
tie village, situated at the junction of
the Mississippi River and the Bayou
Lafourche. 1t is accessible at all sea
sons of the year, both by railway and
wafer.
Parents will find for their daughters,
in this Institution, all the facilities for
Il christian and refined educaton; the
course of instruction being the same as
that pursued at St. Joseph's Academy.
Emmittsburs, Maryland, of which it
is branch.
The buildings and grounds are spa
cinus and commodious. In coDsidera-
ton of the changed condition of the
South, the terms have been reduced to
nearly half price.
The Academic year is divided into
two sessions of five months each-the
first commencing the lst Of September,
and the second on the list OF February.
TERMS -PAYABLE IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition, including
washing, menhing, bed and
bedding. per session. SIS 90
, Or per anniin 1876 8o
french language, per annum.>. 10 Oh
Tapestry, Painting, etc. extla charges.
Alusc at Professors prices. Books and
stationery furnished at CURRENT
PRICES.
GyT For further particulars reference
can he made in person TO the different
! Institutions OF New Orleans, Or Ivy let
ter to the SISTERS at Donaldsonville.
t Dec. l3-3M.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1877-03-14
PROBATE SALE.

SUCCESSION OF S. D. LINTON.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
L sale issued to me by the Honora-
BILE Parish Court of the Parish of Rap
ides, in the above entitled Succession,
on the 18th of February, 1877, l will
sell at public anc'ion, at the door of
the Court House, in said Parish, on
SATURDAY, the 18th of MARCH,
1877,
between the hours prescribed by law,
the following described properly, viz:
Tho Qnantico plantation, situated in
said Parish, on the East side of Bayou
Boeuf, about eleven miles from Alex
andria, at the mouth of Bayou Robert,
bounded on the upper side by the land
Of Chambers, on the lower side by the
L'Esperanza plantation, containing
about eighteen hundred acres, together
with all the improvements thereon.-
The said property to be sold in lots of
not less than ten nor more than fifty
acres, according to a plat which will be
exhibited on the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
H. M. ROBINSON,
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The OLD BACHELORS LATTER END.
Let us glance at the latter scenes:
Even he has his day. When people
End that he will not marry, and that
he is getting on in years, they grad:
ually "drop him. He ceases to be
asked to parties, and naughty beau
ties turn up their noses when he sup
plicates for their favor. lie may not
lose caste at the same time that the
bloom Of youth is robbed from him,
but when he begins to enter upon the
regions Of the sere and yellow leaf
his fatterers drop away. He sees
younger rivals upon his heels, and
has to make room for them. The
old ties that rendered life dear TO
him snap, one by one, and none form
to take their place. Not being en-.
gagged in any work of usefulness, he
has to fly to his club for companion
ship, and he has no difficulty in dis
covering that the friends whom he
makes there do not care straw for
him. People feel that he is, in some
respects, a social failure, and they
feel further, that it is his own fault.
They laugh at him because he is
vain and selfish and continues to
banker after admiration; they hold
his little foibles up to ridicule; they
use him when it suits them, and for
sake him when it suits them. Per-
haps there is no man more hopeless
~ alone in the world than the gal
liant bachelor who has outliyed the
pleasures Of youth and turned fifty,
~ Homo Journal