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Proposals.
DEPARTMENT OF TIKI INTERIOR, OFFICE or INDIANA
IL. Iu. ~.

DEPARTMENT OF 1tiE INTERIOR, OFFICE or INDIANA
AFFAKs, WAsISCIOs, Dec. 8, 1877.
GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals
y Coffee he Ease may be-. and directed TO
Z. 81 KINGSLEY, 80 Cilntonplace New OH Cty will
received until II a. Of MONDAY ~ CMBER II, 1871
for furnishing u;t following quantities Of each, W.:
10000 pounds Of LIGHT BRDN& SUGAR
POO pounds Oi RIO corr En- equal grade
che right reserved 10 reject any all ds any part Of
ay and diminish the specified IN
any contract TO an extent not exceeding - Pc cnium
Every bid must De accompanied by crrti"d caeck on dr
upon United State DEPOSITORY payable the order Of the
Commissioner OF Indian Ers WHICH check draft shall not
less per ot te Oi proposal TO DO
help by MIN until contracts uteias guarantee ta
the WIN the ward s. vii enter INTO
contract siu ia. nisl satisfactory bond herewith.
Deliver VIII he required immediately after notification OF
approval 0i contract. Il. BELL
Acting Commissioner
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THE CONTINENTAL BANK SUCCESSFUL


The suit of Austin Black against the Con
tin.uta National bank which has been on t:i for sew
crsl weeks. before Judge Van Brunt and jury ended
vc..eray with verdict Tor the bank The sult was on
check Tor S63,l25, given May ]. 1866. b. one J"on
Ross, vho ntd the same day for $4,000 IN sold AMI
purcrtg to have been cert fed by A. f. Timpson, tho
cashier Of the b3uF There was little evidence OF I'll
rect or cilcumstanual character, exc PIT the
statements OF Mr.. TimpSon, the omission OF
opv such check from his ccriih"auon DOOR
and the prompt deposit Of Tic cheek The main
evidence was that OF experts who examined the ehfc
with tlc AID OF UEoto- apis ana hi'i"ct" tfe ""'t 90
scientific men who explained tut process III pno.o-"P'
inc Judae Van BrUht I'm hs charge. sara u"I oNpc.o
testimony was very unsatisfactory ana Inc ulOoi o9nk'
o of any received ia any court OF justice s'4 II was
I'm The c1nrse OF bis charge. Judge Van Brun' SAD
Your attention has leon called tO an article I'D htN
nance ts morning in regard to this case ihe Jay VIII
Understand Of course. aGl they may cohcuUf tHtt :"
- ur of The facts # ease OF this description ln the
newspapers must necessarily bc false They necessarily
catch, irun the way u which tHal ls cuiuuCico,
isolated facts parties connected with the case "
fleg red IL out 90 h 10 say, draw upon tAcif hSI
fio f0r the bdIuceaut a3 result every report 81 th"t
Lind is false. II l had my way, should nave a
"a laQ pasSea fUrb.ddug any newspaper 10 Puol'h auy
report or comment upon dGrlue iis ui except Il
vrrbltin rep ~. is the only way in which reports
I'm mo ulwspapers viii uot dss inmate injurious I'M
m, inry wore out about two hours and hal. W W
Goodrich and Charles ". Brooke appeared Tor the pain
TN; SEeafuIan sterling and W. a Beach lOf Inc ue-
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THE COURTS.
..,,o THE THIRD AVENUES TRUSTEES
sO'-, r1sr CASE IN RELATION TO 1HfIR EqNu H.,

EOA4'N 80, ,vroN To 1fffIK boNb'
rysT CASE IN kEiAilVN ~ IT IIrrJ
g tba euit of Sanuel H. i"'"'
Re-. tyer Of Tire Third Avenue o.' e. srrrcme Court.
-, ,t,-,ar ,Sas begun yesterday ~ -, In ,,roh
nv - ~ seyeral similar suns anu :, as
Circuit NN''' n, Deoember IS, lo|Z the NJ
onlv be decisive OF att -" ,,s then embarrassed,
-. +,,,stccs at the bank, "h'" ", an tho amount
'oo' ~ -, g.. over 500 600, to lnaAo w w -,
gave h'uu ''' WV - their statement 10 Tue b"hA
~ tbo assets 20 hc useu ' ,1oa in oli subsequent
- ut This Do d was Sci"u'" a., i,,p
b-l4'''''' .r,epts as an asset Vi INV ~
s,1a!-auLuAl stat''H'''' - hound for different
.,,t trustees N'lo " III.
1n' "i'' a., Af,.-,u f0g 5000 Nuhahl ~ p'i'"ls
amouDts-i'','' , -. wut~u d. Bruins, Vim. 3
for $4,000; y h'l l''' -. .crors and Richard
r,tso, J,iars stephens ,9 7 80, aud Jarnca owens.
I'm, csrl Coz lOOff ~ H ~. Cc,r,r iIculcn H..
..n l,r So. GOO; ahh IT, i.,,,.-, : ODdv,c end John
sS,,,sor W Decker, william :. OOIl,st'rr bond for
,gi ,,cb fol $500 subs du'l''t ' h. s,rnc,r X
- IN va. Gwen for iue same pui lv' -. ,acoi-Tr
49, 'rr a'fl.t Smyth, Gig clu'',, ~ V5ui,m :
W. I'D i, ... opening That 'nl oiS rc,Dh soy.r.l lad
f,Tt' E1o Maid uu ON tie loNl' 60 t.,t II too
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decision was postponed for permanent weekly allow
COURT OF APPEALS.
PROCEEDINGS. DECISIONS. AND cALEypARs.

PROCEEDINGS, DECISIONS AND CALENDARS
Albany, n. Y, Dee. lin the Court OF Appeals
today Appeal from ordcrs-No 3SS In re HcUnance agt
vsoT Of Ulster County argued by H. sehoonmaAer ior
appellant NJ. Wagner for Respondents y O. 90 ttW
art agt Nicola argued by A T. Compton Tor Appellant heny
Respondent General CalcndarN0. Zoo, hnos
ag R1ruhsrt-Argumeut resumed ana concluded 40 1!2-
The rnianis Fire Insurance Company agt The memphis
CompanyArguCd by $. "a and for appellant; T. =
Wrinkle Tor respondent, No 25'-Tabrr agt Delaware
etc r. Argued by Jacob Van Alta and Isaac Newton
for appellant Orow W. Chapman for respondtnt-Case sou
Decisions Remtttur amended and motion denied -Anen
Judgment reversed and trial grant costs
90 abide eventMHer agt. Long Island Railroad Company
JUDGMENT affirmed with cfsskinsty agt leggeit; fh
National Bank. o. BuaO AIT Abcger First National ia h.
of Buffalo WuoS: Griffin Naniuau story aCi Nan
Lawrence aEt Palmer order General Term reversed
and ordered verdict With CO6Hket uey ast
Home Insurance COMPANY or cr granting now tfill Al
6ucj and judgment absolute io defendant on stipulation
with costs King agt. Crcenwa7. judgement OF Heh'lid
Term ana deer OF Surrogate reversed ana cause re-
mi for further hearing before the Surrogate win
an parties paid 81 he estate. chamberlain
MChibsu.Appeal dismissed with COSTS >lAth Avenue
Railroad ag Gilbert Elevated IsirOadOIder reversed a. Il
motion yace order Of granted with costs Madge
Ping 49,. 80 ~,
Ccn.dar for Wednesday, December l2.Nos $780, l59 1885,
4
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The United States Grand jury yesterday re-
Aotes T. suyder for ~ 600 DC ,ou ling 10 te
JA habst Naloua Bank, 10 which lac Wa formerly an
assistant tclicr.
Dr. Joseph Walker, the ell-known patent
lo'e Man. Was examined yesterday, az the Jefferson
4-fh't COIii, Oh Tie charge Of abIHdDEiue BIZ wife,
I.tN1 Jaue WALKER. ana negiectMg % support her. He
APle3 ~ prove thot Do Lad lost all Ills interest IN
~ "eolc.ne, put l. C. Spencer ~ No. III West sixty
I.s'i $40 Is lie manufacturer, tCsilh5d tBat
S4%""y hsd bJen paid On ~. Walkers account this
3CSI; VI walker testified that he owed over $4,000
90. tDgutu Ar had much property, n all mOrtgdgcd
" VIZ inl value. Judge BHby decided that he should
W! ~ "eeG ~ advance iOT weeks " his wife;
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WATERING THIlR MIX.

Edward SchOildn, OF No 1913 Elizabeth ST.,
was Charged the Essex Market Police Court yestcr-
day, with selling aduterated mix. Al 4:15 4. m,
December L. he 10 front OF the Centre Street
Railroad Depot. IN wagon, under lamp post dipping
water from another INTO his mix When the
coinpaluauts arrest him, he drove at full
suced, but was stopped by police officer. He was
held In default OF 5000 bail /. NcvCstadt, of 40. %
WuIett-st., was CHARGED with committing similar
offence about $50 a. the morning uf November
gG ON ferry boat, at Desbrosscs-st He also held
,.-lft hail
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AN ALBANY BREWERY'S CONDITION.

The suit of AMI i. Camp against ,. v
Tacott treasurer Of tie ionJ stock association OF ray
lor d SON tie brewers OF Albany, came yesterday before
INDIE Davis. on amo.ion for q receiver The suit is
brought By the pautf owner Of 200 OF the stock
for Tie dissuut on and winding up OF the company on
tho ground that Ids been anlCcd in the interest OF
certain directors and iU,oVCut They place tAc Nehts
o tue COMPANY 40 S769jS 20. and is aesals al sos
23G -. IN answer, the president, y b. "a! i1I' ana
others connected with the company, claim mat c real
estate machinery aud goodwill are worth S3j7Vuo ana
that ner book debjs and bills reeeNaOlc ahlou"t L,
SI4u~6 besides large amounts Oi stock on mana ana at
lion cYOt- TEcy deny tnat any director has pIOheu
by dealings with The company, aud assert thlJ uls suiI
~ more Vextiolls one All tue large stockholders being
content vltu tie present management. Judge ;Ys de-
med The motion. D. NJ Porter appear lOr lc pal.tlI'
Jola T. Burrill James W Gerard ana Win A Beach Tor
Iitp arfg
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QUESTION AS TO TALENr AND DIMEs.

Walter S. Hill, manager of the American
Lecture Bureau has sued j. J. watson, Henry Cumming
and Annie A Watson FOR HE share IN tie receipts OF TIE
Dime Concerts al Cooper Institute. He 10 supply
tl talent" Tor the concerts and manage them, and re-
ccye ten per cent Of the gross receipts ne says they
have received - 900. bus paid hln They say he
furnished talent but not the rgnt kind The case
Was before Judge Davis on motion Tor recover ahu
decision was reserved Charles STRAUSS appeared Tor the
plaintiff; j. Warden Gedncy. FOR the defendants.
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nENIsIONS-DFC. II.

Sppfcmc { oart-C kambcrs-Bv Judge Davis-Bxby
HccailSm act Bcnscrtig- Motion de led with 81 coats
Townsend a.. The Asyof elc-oIlei cIhteI ~ 'S ri"ut
costs. kloN AIT MackGN nnk this issue cthhot u @
IS AIT Gbsole motion stfike ou Is deIie1 we II.
Scyer shc sr cGpio o5 G ACT granted
u paae to put ' az SisS y is rsaeaed IN it,
oIlc'. and $40 costs oi motion foInn a." uibout
S Motion ,sT y'' a@ Board Of Police Sioon tSa
inc me- Iib,n order; costs to either party
Op'vE Badwnon 'meHt 81 tlo costs OF t' IdT
pau,G have leave TO me a c"iiec,ou ne
sanding NM pr aHc And su on h he S S within I've dsSs
Oh, n ron VI i o,tacimrnt denied but without
hAi' - q, MANN wei he All kduth tdeoeGse )Counsel
mus pocuce the original gapere and show some suihG,y
To- enc a., on Marshall { Notion 10 yagato TIE
& .it csi. 10 be axc and paid hr the 'ctoucr
neuorauot. Deutsche Nat nal Bank act sorneborI
al think The Dc 81 dante ould BE- iowed TO put III
'' X, Tire Donohuc">oe ae Noe-Notion tcned
Ey judge Bafett-st,ytnson agt spero-i am unable to
ia Jaec l. wrcHco~ Iosson act Walsh order react
jec i- application Chripta ast Ailsrd nm agt Hobart
agt. Eem-Iu his case % oesiro an explanation from
slfclL IFls y Judge bononuescklcs ct al, aet
Rchardsou etc. Findings settled
T" ao a3 s ~ 6R-y SG O S Sps CON
g. C"nisfi NH attend 6e{oe me on Wednesday Deceni
Der - a. ~ No. On e'1T r 81 Is cs aSI I ~ aS f t be
settled on nooa. ,,....... ,,,,,o, or,o,., ~, .r,.
cal enaar for ian December Corporation fer the RELIEF
of Widow Of ibc Prot stant Episcopal church. II al aEi
Corcorai- Gus. ana Reference ordered Jones AIT
hSt y Il sS Oh 5' a l n5P5 OF Wi5os oi
tho Pro-, , al Church agt CorcOrau CT aNos J.,
50 -Repp4 referee confirm d. ana Judgment 81 fore
ud ordered Wills rt al agL Chambers; Goez
[ All. kolsc--A ctious discontinued.
/ tomuoa fIeas-SycrGi eym-By Judge Van Hoe
consider stem AIT Scmn-NOton deuie, With $40 COSTS to
abide event Mci agt. Sheeu: NOmiciV agt
Br0wn.Nhtn an oder II presented, drawn N conformity
decision rendered fhc viii be siC q, and
matter OF Pnan.-Surcty s!Uud ius-
.ogb ot D1ld. GuOdh,art as. GoCdheaIt
reason making
ConIit NaTeH.iIink in order mut b" filled 'oeOel
aside with SiOCst 30 dcf0at Haynva a2L Sr"hsahl'
gsu Matthew Grove ast. Sherwood Application
] grated
By JudscJ F Day-Walsh at n. y. Floating D. D. Co.
/ llMaIa.s setL0d
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SNIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK

PORT OF EEW.YORK ................ .... Dc. IL
CLLARED.
steamship China (}rl GIN. Liverpool. o. Ffanokltn.
steamship -idpuian tBT.j Ncfees Bristol, Eng, HehHtF
steamship France (Fr). Trulenc Hayre via plymouth,
steamship Alexandra OBJ. Lndquster glasgow Hcnder-
Steamship General Barnes Cheeseman Savannah George
YOngo
Steamship HUNTSVILLE, Fa.TcOth Savannah Geo. longe
HarA Cala1lh (Br Owens Liverpool or Brkcnhead, Ben.
ham q HOycsSu.
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p1SSFNGERS 4RRIHED.

FEosi ASPTNFrAI1.-I SieQIqship AcapuaO-Mrs. J. =
Knight Miss \. Krachc. Miss 4. hGery Franz J smith
MAJOR IT, T. Curtis, wife chi drcn ana nurse hiss 100
Prank Miss kittCdo0rc, j. Pluck. wife and son Jesse
johnson ileuend1t RODt Imply 4 q: Gray; o htiai A.
Marine C. L. frank ~. ". Barry Ms. GFIcsASi r. l.
field J.. Relevant ~. BrJwury r. A. Nielsen, j. SMITH
d. Clarkc. vincent luckloy, Chas. MCGUIRE.
FKON LTVEEPOOI.-ia sfeqn'ftfp nan" - Clias; hougi
tou tir aud afr- Du rdrn 1na son Juan ~ go AL
Peterson Henry e. Gifd0u ChaS Davies, John iNe#tOn
IN sud SO. FreInat. John mullen, 4. UaGgrcaFts.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

suP3ElE CouRT-CH ,N1fgs-navIs p Nos q 49, H.
100. 300, 10, III 256, ~, 30, Zsu,
2i7, "a 2i9. 253 256 PSI, 200 2G7, - -.. .,. ..,
siEIAI irGf-I3aTTe J.-NCs. 5lG j47 500. 6lS. go.
49, jj1 jg. 500 a9. 800 CO., Z7e. So jj4 J'e -0J,
500 IS 43l $50. 5t@ Gtl. 573. $50 o29. l95. 49,
CIaCrI-PAT I0D'nYhn $50 - ~ 81 59i
2u42 .u+& 2u44 AL JfS lli%, %u3l 5OJt, '33, loo.
iIs2 sG ~ ~ 1919 200, 500, 25lj 1ss2, 1918,
D.. 26g7. 27Oi. 100. ll42, 1923.
PA.n Ii-IaWience. J.-;ase ON Ne 1909
PAN iII-NIu BgHt, JNos Us ], 80. 1875 l4ts III
$40 zU.7 1913 1928 1857. ll22 @77 l@lS. 5of 1879
A. 652 1853, 1870 I64l, III, o2s. 30 @3IG 10, - 90
SUE I1a CoJEI-siEclAL -$edcHlra J., Nos ~. "a
81 %, ~ "a. 70 80, 3D. 80. Al, A. 10 20 3. a. - -
TmAL IE,iI slgi, J, >@c ;s 2 ia ~, On S'''
s54 5sl s67, 8j6 74a 77G So, 290 - 10
474 Coz 23J ~ 683 lis, 2s pa 81 5S, 40 3io 5@G
CdlSGT rLEAs-EQJTT TEaM-vau Hoescn. J.-Nos. T.
IIuAL Ir,i--PAHr I-IaneInoTe Nos 1862. $50, 1866
2U67. 254 1903 1876 1902. TT 1928, 24 20 ~, II
tAKI tobi son, J.NUs 7Gl. 49, 80, llGO ~, lo'
NAEizr Co,m-TRuL TRRM-PAEr INC Adam, J.-Nos.
2tt9 233 1855. 1871 si3, 2}59 23Gl. 2362, 2ai6 |00
2S2, 2SsG zo- -403 2lOj Z4lI. -26 1923. 1865, 3D.
PSQr I-Alker J.-xos. 9l73 2o4I. 1913. 2C35 1861,
1919 2t5U 22O5 3l OJ l"t - j. Z'-O, -J2l, @o2%
1915.
TARr ITI-Goegp Nos POSI-, 2.s2. $50 2l-s 2lsO.
pos 25Ig 1926. 5237, l13-. 2493 2igi. 49, 2J2i
CENTRAL ~E-,OSs-PAkT I-4d rsocycJ.-M Him Bnck-
y, FTtiat Beckcy. burLa1y; William Bagctti, joan "
grand larceny Benz mn Bel. lic Milis siles
Clifford D0urco tOlnrig Joseph Conc, fl0nOa- assault
Micnsd Carroll eny Hogan Louis stems, Thomas DoIl,
burglary ucs Clark, grand arceny Anna Beu"aieD petty
larceny.
CYRR AND TEElINRG-DIad. J.-Th0mss s. Lambert. per.
jury
PART II-Hackett R-Tlomis Doaon. o-ous s'ault
Frederick Fellows. and larceny Henry BOngTaui false pre-
JOhn Schurcrs feiOHiou6 assault Henry tnTley. John
John Haudat. Robert u. Holmes Robert ". Hii Alice Ran
dolj'h, grand larceny; william Doriiy, forgery.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC A..
sun rise. ~ 7i5 sets.... 453 clock sOE.... o 20
Noon SETS. - Noon s0uths 500 Io,a's ago. days
WATER IO-DAT-A h
sandy Hook O3G GOV. Island. l25 Hel Gale. 3l4
mon WAIEK IO-DAY-r 81.
SANDY Hunk OJg GOV. Isand 100 Hell Cate. 318
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Nnrtcr no MARINERs

C,y1oy oP riG. LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR. Third Di-fm0Tl
TuNPKSssILLE. y. y, Dec. u. 1870. }
spa buoy been placed near ihe barge .nnS IN e
Essg River betge WaD street Ferry ami on columbia
4 e. HHrND Commodore 4. <. ~
IlehfhOuse lnsucciOr. 4 hItd District
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DcnIlsIrp

ENr. WAIT, ST., No. - East 23d-st.-fiIst-
f. dentistry at low, popular Prices. extracting under
pure fresh Without extra charge call ami examine sPcc
meas and prices.
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european Advertisements.
TAMARENDgEN GRHEEON

Universally prescribed BY the FdcultyA laxative, refresh
ng medicatod fru Ozengc for the immediate relief and
enectua Of constipation, headache bile beinouhoils
lamar unlike pills the purgatyes IL agreeable
take and prOtuce5 irritation Prepared by T. III
Lon, u Fanibueau, Pans Depot CASWELI, HAZARD &
Co. sorLar FIfh.sye. ard Twenty Forth NewYOrk
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Eertures ano Alcellnas.

ANNIVERSARY and graduating exercises OF
~ Packarl'- Business Co iexc % De hod 70 the n No
sos Broadwny FRIDAY December -, a. O'Clock.
prompt DRESSES by the W n ALo D arf N eruien-
dent HENRY KiDDfE friends n the tt.,se cordially 10
Wtei :. = PACKARD. President.
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open cnly. FROM 10 s. m. 20 10 p NJ
rVHE GREAT NEW-YORK AQUARIUM.
Broadway aud 35ths A',i mar, s.g, sosiiy N ie
ONEORPETRIFIEDMAN. Chdi'ug ~ fln ~ti"rti-is y
TIC country 10 discover Ntch lS put.c eKlmi1n
THOUSANDS on MARINE tDhlurllli.~. DtNl
FISH FORTY FEET long. Rappcarln.. ~ I,ot ~,
YOU 40, the celebrated y'nrloguitt. rlGNpk bloNANh
and his TRAINED BIRDS. MDilE UrtlON, the
ANIANALI OKLIlEoI kAL IuALLMLh
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CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
NVALLACK'S. ..-.u..,,,..,,..,.
w Proprietor aud Manager. MT LESTER WALLACE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, until
further notice, viii be les nteG new and or nM eI@edy
MI. STEELE hACKAlE,
won AT LAST"
NEW SCENIC ILLUSTRATIONS,
INGENIOUS NJ A,PFPRoPRIATF INciDENTAL MUSIC,
ELEGANT APPOlN MEETS,
Ff MSS' ElBES PIyMiToNi, y, NJ T6ILAXb j "
CAB t,fELLE Do SAUDI, MIS- JOHN SEXTON and Miss
BLAISDELl"
The impression made upon public may be gathered from
'''' ''''' OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
.Won AZ costly and handsome scene ~
aceI Mii ~ r favor r6 rs seldom nds IN
hi GecoIons tleste Tho Wasck sudden = usually ool
Sle6me be- nsiered conclusive. Won st may be ST
down upon Instant thorou and really hiant sue
Won NJ Last" viii, NJ course be PLAYED very evening ,
week. and probably for mauy wees io,ewing ~ W.
serves cnthusasm IL created lat niehL h were no
ie ettin scenory admirable superior "a
ANYTHING IN THIS city u late two mnOiir euS's ana
World ~, .. 49,.
formance Yesterday be recorded a. aVo abe" tle al
ence summoned The artss and autho before the cur
rain scvcral times during the evening"
was web riye ard regarded As success BY the
sudtnce worthy attempt to portray the p.%er on p9r'
and noble yG9a9ho9 S to aTa 9a 10 Ds man % OS' III
Lave ence we poa,ed Judging from tie spplaus'
tie authors endeiyors'- " Herald
WON AT LAST
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
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1nrrllIure
Alar5ls anO slale Mantels.


MARBLE and NARBLElXED MANTELS /;
VI alsJ mouulIt3 heads.0Hr floor Thing plumbers and
furniture ssbs n ally reduced prices Turning for the
trade A. KLABEH, i3i ana 1856 East lstht nesr 3daye
- KLABER a CO.,
~. Wgsi 5Ist-l, between Broadway and shave Estsb-
i,elad lS4s MANTEJS, THING, NOM HESTs, at re-
duc.d prices FILM LKS' SLABS specially.
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Gciu nJnnie5

GENTS-I.o cal and travelling, wanted.
N Cal or address CANNAssElt7' BUREAU, si5 Broad
way.
IIrANTED--A frst-class servant as second
w waiter. must understand cleaning silver and waiting
A. te only thCsc who bring ihe best cry references
need apply OF $50 JthAye. between u sAd 20 eiOek'
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Every representation being witnessed by -
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-17

All the Bonapartes hayin: palaces
aud villas in Rome let lodgings. Prince
Tarlonani's great palace. once the prop
srty Of Cardinal wolsey. is entirely let
10 dodgers. Prince Batberini let's part
Of his palace to Mr.. Story in short.
the King. tho Pope and the Cardinals
are the only h%ous.-owners in the dirty,
magnificent old city who do not let
apartments. Prince del Draeo. Who il
married to q Princess Of Spain, lets
Don in both his Roman palaces and
his country villa. and has, moreover
the reputation o, Icing rather graspinc
in his dealings with his tenants. There
is a story told concerning him which Is
piquani. but probably not true. They
say his ESeellsncy has all his servants
on board wages. and gives his cook a
certain sum daily for supplying his
lordship's table. Tho meals ARE seut
from the kitchen in a tin ease which has
a lock. Of which enc key is kept by the
Prince and another by the cook. The
cook puts the dinner in the case and
locks it. When the case is carried into
the Princes dining room 1t is unlocked
~ his Excsll.ncy, and what is not eaten
at the table is pu. back into tho case.
which is again locked and sent back TO
the cook. This plan prevents the ser.
wants FROM pilforins any Of the food To
the loss Of tho Prince or OF the cook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-17
NEVADA ITEMS.

John Ellis. who left his home in
Onarga. Illinois. in February. 1866. and
went Ia Cincinnati. whence he Is sup
| posed to have gone to California or Col
| orado In the Summer Of the same year.
| and Of whose whereabouts no trace has
been discovered since. IN requested.
should this notice meet his eye. to CON-
municate with his sister. 10y addressing.
/" Iaie<. Hosita. Colorado" AL per-
-ous observing this notice who may hap
pen TO know anything Of his where
abouts since 1866. or perhaps Of his
death. are also requested to write to the
fnker.
The wife Of John Almy Davis Of sun.
shine. Colorado. writes TO the Eureka
.S,nt;nd desiring information Of her hus-
band, who nysteriously disappeared
while out prospecting September 10th.
1876. She says she heard he had bsen
seen ia Sacramento and Colfax; that he
wa rather a handsome man. Of great
energy and ambition. good business
qualities. temperate. and never used to-
bacco. Intoxicating liquors. or profhns
language, was moral and religious. aud
q Mason. lie was born In Fall River.
Massachusetts,, anu was a maeh'nist Dy
trade.
The Austin KsusiNe says (: An Indian
who came in from Mammoth to-day says
the Flutes are gathering in large num-.
hers in the mountains in that vicinity.
preparatory TO harvesting the seasons
pine,nuts. He says the nuts will be
ripe In about two weeks from now but
there VIII DO a short crop /; that there IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-17

Mn. DIoS BouctcAuIr has appeared
in an entirely new eharaeter-that OF a
candidate for Parliament for County
Glare. Ireland. He will have many
hearty wishes for his sucesss-ani Dc
served wishes too; for Mr.. Boucicsnlt
IL an exceedingly clever man. and u
good writer. and would probably he a
good speaker even in that grave but
hardly reverend body. the British Par
lament. II elected he will doubtless
lie n further credit to the country be has
no delightfully."- represented already upon
the stage.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-17
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT. uF TIIE
United states for the District uf nevada.
In the msiier OF JOHN hO-HNBl,oCK sud
HENKy liOSESBROck, roIann' ~. liahs.
rupts, IN BsnAruptcy. United states ~ Amer
,es, District Of srvaia. IS A warrant In Hank.
rup,cy has been i--ued by said Court against
the estate % John lloscnbrock and lichfy
Rosenbrock. cot Artners. OF the city Of virginia,
county az Storey and Stale of Nevada,
in said District, who have been duly ad1ndced
bankrupis on their " petition; anu tbs
osyment OF any debts and The delivery Of any
property belonging 10 said hankupts io them
or W their use, and the transfer Of any prop
erty by them. are forbidden ny law. meet
Ing of the creditors of said bankrnpi-, !"
prove their debts and choose on. or NOR"
asriguces Of their estate. Will be held NJ a
Court of bankruptcy TO be holden AZ virgins.
In raid district. On tho 2)th day 81. August
A. u. 1871, At o'clock 2: ~. a. the .ince 81 u
stro,her, Room No 4 Odd Fellows Bnil tilr.
corner of q and smith r%trcei., ono Of the
RssisleIs In bankruptcy Of said District.
AUGUSTUS ASH.
United States sAr-hsl aud Messenger In Bsnl.
ruLtey for said District. sui, III