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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

L,OK NoRwALK AND DANBURy JAI.i.-CHASGB
IT oftime. The.teamcr AMEKICus leaves BrookiyntJews
ellis ck). 2:i5 II. ~ pier ~ East River 30 r. NJ ana
SD s at 43 r. NJ. connecting with Danbnry ana Nov
II ven railroads.
reduced fare 3, cents. Excursion tickets so
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TINTED NOMINATIONS
u Eighth Senatorial district and Twenry-third and
Twenty fourth wards.
For Aldermap.
TERENCE HERMAN.
OTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
. RAPID TRANSIT.
REPUBLICAN TESTIMONY FOR ECCLRSfNBe
LETTER FROM WILLIAM n. LEE, ESQ
Mr. OR Nv 4


Hon. TnonAs &. E. RccLvsfSn:
DEAR SiRTc writer Is republican and generally votos
the Whole ticket; bnt ia he present condition OF city.
with debt. foe do thousands OF others,
that should look for Legislators who have largo and in
tegent views OF what Is wanted put In the VI
and in relieve II the Oppressive
tho reckless OF MI
has l look enterprise that will
keep growing population WITHIN tho municipal
bounds the the speedily
and IL Is marvellous that
Legislator Albany with the loyalty
the interests OF the city, after tho Of the Commits
Governor Tden to Albany and put obstacles In sho
building of the quick transit roads
after the plans submitted IN their reports know you
right this vital matter shd hope will also
your innenec toward tho alton OF the amendment
give views rapid transit aud TO suggest thai
of friends pspcr urging
yunr election Irrespective of and TO make strong
the necessity Of sending scnators and Legislators
Albany who simply rapid transit so~ur
give all their influence and lcgfsiaton
will enable the projected roads built
lay. stakeholder In either Of tho roads, but
taxpayer and have an interest In tho city Of Nos
York. Yours respectfully.
WILLIAM w. LIE,
$40 5th
sEOrH--MR RCCLESINR Is As POSITIVELY or
POSED TO TIE ANTI >UFPRAGE AMEADMENT AS
iiE i, WELL KNOWN TO BIZ IN FAVOR OF RAPID
TRANSIT"
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HORSES. cAisItIAGEs. sc.

A uCTIoN HOUSE or ARCH JOHNSTON.
"A 10. ~. ~ aud - 18th st.,
near University place.
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IS0NSuMPrioN SPECIALLY TREATED-ALL IL SO
Nnnd throat diseases thoroughly cradicatd Dr. WEBER
Wesf AZ.
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RIO THE VOTERS, OF THE SIXTH SENATORIAL
i District
As unprincipcd persons havo issued tickets for
Alderman. under the of DEL b. Erhardt who Is NOT
order 20 mi-icad voters intending to
for would respectfully that all will thas
the . printcd In iuil. follows
FERDINAND EIIRilARr.
FERDINAND EHRuARr
Combination Candidate for Alderman 9th district.
lOh. ith and 18th wards
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mo THE CITIZENS OF SEw YORK.


We. the undersigned members Of tho Bar and others,
give and
influence vi the election ct exJudEc Fred
eriek for tho oics Of Register Of this city and
county.
Mr.. l-ocw. while Judge of tho Court Of Common P1eas
performed his responsible official duties In able.
xl and thereby Tor HIN.
self the respect only OF tho bar bnt Of tho
community generally.
Ills thorough knowledge OF tho and the dutios
10 Office OF Register peculiarly quality him
Tor that position and confident that II he elected
no m faithful honest and efficient public officer.
Mr. ocws official record merits for him tho support
his fellow citizens without regard 20 ain rences.
therefore earnestly to do all that lies in
your power TO mako his election certain.
A. J. vandcrpoe Arnold X Elliott,
j. T. Burril. John H. Rikcr
j. X Coudcrt, - H. Thaycr.
W. A. Beach. Wheeler u. PcckhoQns
John II. " Arnold. r. y. Mnrbury
Edward Patterson, George q. DE WITT Jr.,
Ynnderpocl, iircon 4 Cum Johu Englis,
ing, George ". Quintard.
Burrii, Davidson Il Burri Charles T.. brown,
Beach 4
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REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On Horse that warranted Kind and
In harness from thrcc days Is given
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THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST kEl.1ABLt
HOUSE, In TILE CITY.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1853 Bmo !r1Dnv
OrRN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
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A uSrRALTaN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INsTkuC
~ frota the OF New south Wales. tho
intend despatching ship " sydney early
January carr, approved cmicrants $5 each. De.
pu-ts bcrths For inform At
apply 10 X. W CAMERON 90, ~ South William
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(yUNAgD LfNE.-B AND n. A. Il. 81. s. s. co.
~ NOTICE.
with view to diminish the chances Of collision tho
OF this limo take specific course for NIL of
tho yerr
the outward passage from Queenstown TO New York
Boston crossing ths meridian OF 80 lat 4 latitude
nothing 10 the north Of ~.
Tn tho honeward passage crossing the meridian OF 80
~ latitude, or nothing ~ the north VI ~
sEw YORK TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
RUSSIA. We'd, nov. Z BoTHNIl... We'd Nov II
ALGERIA. Wed. Nov II ABLY SSfNTA. We'd. Nov. -
steamers marked ~ do not stccragc passengers
C.bn passage, 80 500 aud $50 gold, according TO no
commodntou Return tickets on favorable terms
Stooags tickets TO from all Of Europe at vey
low rates.
Freight and passage Office No. Bowling 0reen.
CHARLES ~. FkANCKI.YS. AGENT
DAssRN0ERs PER STEAMSHIP RUSSIA EMBARK
from the CuSArd whsv foot OF GRAND ST. Jersey city
at u aD A. NJ on Wednesday November Z. 1871.
CIlAS. u. fRANCkLYN. Bowling Green, y. Y.
WILSON LISE-fRoM SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL
w sailing from Eagle pier. lIoboken. ms foiIos-s
First cabin. so currency Excursion tickets IA
yorabc orms Through tickets Issued to Coniincnt and
Baltic ports. Apply Tor fall particulars, to CHARLES 4.
Wright CO, 81 South 1t.
NORTH GEKaAN LLOYD
~ steamship line between New York. hampton Lon
don. IIWvre and Bremen.
Company's pier loot Of I'd st, Hobokeu.
WISER. saturday, Sow. 10 DOSAu Saturday Nov. ~
MOSEL. saturday. Nov. ~ 0sn wHRDkR. sat. Dec |
Rates Of pnsNgc from Now YORK TO southampton, Lon-
don, lnvrc and Brcmcn:-
FIRST cnbn, 500 gold: second Cabin SEQ, Colds steer
SJ currency return tickets ut reduced rates. Pre-
paid stcctage Certificates. $40. currency.
For freight or passage apply 10
0ELaiChs co. Bowling Grccn.
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| (yATARRu AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RELIEF
Onnd -rmanent effected
by Dr. LIiiTiiiLf No. West 10Th st. Consultations
L frouuS Ito 1 md = M
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~ VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
" " BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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- HOUSE IN THE CITY.
l0--4 @----1
| sales OF Horses 4 At 10 Held every
| and Carriages o'clock. Tuesday ard ridRv.
ON EVERY HORSE I'll II is WARRANTED SOUND
FROM "a HOURS TO THREE DAYS FOR Trial
THIS DAY (rUESDAy).
| EXECUTORS SALE AT
/ PRIVATE STABLE II EAST 18TH ST.,
Al 9b O'CLOCK.
TEAM CARRIAGE HORSES. bay and gray. 10
hands. years old nave been used MS carriage team
Tor past five years In every way reliable; hrst
class team for any us..
SET DoUBLI HARNESS, silver mounted. by Lou
don.
ELEGANT VICTORIA by Brewster or Broomc st.
CLOSE COACH, BY Brewster 60.
II SHELL. BODY SLEIGH. by Gould.
BLANKETS. ROBES. FIXTURES, &c.
By ORDER OF &. =. LEE EXECUTOR.
II At IL O'CLOCK.
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UCTrON HOUSE, OF Van TAssKIL 4 KEARNEY.
n 40 AID i12 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR ITII AV
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
FRED HART,

Among the pen sketches published in
the Carson Tribune OF the members of
the Legislature and attaches. is the fol-
lowing very correct one Of the Chief
Committee Clerk, Mr.. Hart:
Fred Hart occupies this very import,
ant position, and is just the man to FL
it. Mr.. Hart informs us that he was
born in Ireland, in 1910, of poor buss
honest parents, aud is now 67 years OF
age. He immigratsd to the United States
forty years ago, and commenced business
as devil in large printing establishment
He came to this coast in '49, and has
lived in every town city and hamlet both
in Nevada and California. Fred don't
look as old as he is, in consequence Of
having lost all his flesh in the mines of
Eastern Nevada, but is now very ami
time editor of the Austin Revsille, and
made lasting name as humorist, his
bon-mots being copied in all the papers
of this coast and in many of the Eastern
papers. Erred has laughing black eye
and decidedly Roman nose. he is
about feet s in hight. and has no cir
| cumfsrence whatever. He is genial
little cuss and az smart az a steel trap.
As "Toby Green he has appeared in tho
Gold Hill News during every session OF
the Legislature, and is really a small
specimen OF concentrated wit and fun.
Mr.. Hart is widower at this time, hav-
ing planted his first wife beneath the
green sod OF the Emerald Isle; his Sec
ond in New York; his third in Wiscon-
sin; his fourth in San Francisco, and is
now on hand for the fifth. We believe
that Mr.. H. has no offspring by any of
his American wives, and those be left
behind in Cork are too old to be trouble
some. He don't look over 45 years of
age.
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Miss Carrie May.

Miss Carrie May is a very attractive
woman, possessed of fascinating man
ners and sufficient beauty to have rem
dered her belle, both in New York and
in Washington, of which city her father
is native. The family are extensively
connected in Washington and in Balti-
more. Miss Carrie May is rather slight
ly above medium height, of rather deli
cate physique. She appeared much
smaller than she really was as she walked
gayly along Fifth avenue, by tho side of
her stslwart loyer, or sat beside him as
he drove his four-in-hand through the
park. She is very graceful in move
ment and stylish, though usually attired
with simplicity on the street or the. drive.
She has been rather cold and self-centred
and many supposed that she cared more
for the dazzling fortune that her lover
possessed than she did for him alone, but
surmises and suspicious unfold not the
story of the human heart, and whether
Miss May cares for Mr.. Bennett or not,
or whether Mr. Bennett cares for the girl
whom he wooed and won or not,..it is Q
sad termination OF what in the beginning
WAS believed to have been a love affair.
Mr.. Benefits attentions to Miss May
were most marked after the engagement
was entered into. They were together q
great deal at Newport last summer, and
they have been seen frequently at re-
ceptions quite recently. On the day
when the meeting occurred between Mr..
May and Mr.. Bennett in front OF the
Union Club, another brother, also armed
/ NIT
nstts advent at the Herald Office. The
brothers had decided that whoever caught
him first should administer the fogging,
the direct occasion of which, they assert,
was the language by Mr.. Bennett to Misi
Mays mother most particularly. Hert
we hsvs an instance Of ,man's troubles
beginning with prospective mother.in
Law.
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American Flag MIL and mini.a

American Flag MIL and Mining
Company-Locationo Of principal place Of bus
mess, San Francisco, California; location Of
works. Ely Mining District, kincoln County,
Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that ct meeting Of
the Board Of Directors held ON the 18th day Of
December, 1875, an assessment (No.9) Of Twenty
five 1851 Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable Inn
mediately, In United States gold coin, to the
Secretary at the once Of the company. Room
No. s. No. $40 Californis street. Fan Francisco,
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the TWENTY-NINTH day
Of JANUARY, 1877, will be delinquent. and
advertised for sale st public auction, and
unless payment is made before, will be sold
on the 2sd day Of February, 1877, to pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expense Of sale. By order Of
the Board Of Directors.
GEO. r. SPINNEY. Secretary.
Office. Room No. 8, No. $40 California street.
San Francisco, Califoruis.
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NOTICE.

TITO DANIEL HASTINGS, MRS. M. BUCK,
i H. N. Toftman, Aex'r MCMILLAN, Henry
Oumisky. Mrs. 9. @. Barnes, John 8.
Atchisen, A. M. Shields, +. W. Lam
mister, Thomas Greivep and unknown
owners, and to whom 1t may concern, you are
and labor the sum Of three hundred and ten
$500 dollars on the Black Prince Mime,
situated In the xly Mining District, Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada. Unless you pay me
st my ONCE in Pioche, Nevada, your proper
tional share Of said expenditure on said mine,
said mine, within ninety days from the date
thereof, together with costa, your interests In
said mine will be forfeited to me by due process
OF law.
CHARLES STEIN.
Pioohe, New, January 20, 1877. js27-90d
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DELINQUENT LIST.


Raymond q Ely Mining Company
Location of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California; location Of works.
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock. on account Of assessment mo. 81
levied on the fifth (5th) day Of December.
1876, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol.
l0wa.
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Governor Stafford, Of Arizona, has
signed the bill making Prescott the
Capital Of the Territory. The Capital
was removed from Prescott to Tucson,
and no II will shortly be transferred back
to the former town.
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NOTICE.

rJ,HH ALPS MILL WILL BE CLOSED FOR
ORDERS for custom milling 70 be loft with J. b.
Collier, 1t the mill, or Ut the eompany's ofiee
on Cedar street. Ores will be worked In thu
order Of delivery ct the mill.
Al. BLAIR, Superintendent.
ja27.2t By THxo. HALE.
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PIoChE HOSE No. 1.
THE pIooHE HOSE COMPANY
i will meet on -

Monday, February 5th, 1877,
At their Hose.house on Main Street.
Hereafter the regular meetings Of the Com
pany will be held on the first Monday Of every
month instead Of on Friday as heretofore.
L. SULTAN, Secretary.
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VNHIIs Is DESERvEDLY A PLACE OF GEN.
i ERAL resort by all who indulge in q
Social Glass. Give him q call.
je9.tf
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And in accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board of Directors, made ON the 9th day OF
December, 1876, 80 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock as may be necessary will BE- sold
at public auction, at the ofdca Of the Company,
No. 41S California street, lover the efhce Of the
Union Insurance Compsny) San Francisco. Cal
day OF February, 1s77, At the hour Of ono
o'clock p. m. Of said day to pay said delinqusnt
assessment thereon, together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expenses Of the sale.
T.W. COLBURN. Secretary.
0hice-Rooms over the once Of tho Union In.
surance Company, No. AIS California street, st.,
Francisco, California. ja9T-td
The Office of the above named company has
been removed to Room 1 Hsyward's Building.
California street. Notice is hereby given that
the place of sale Of all stock upon which a.
sessment is unpaid will take place at Maurice
Dore d Co., 40 Pine street, same date and hour.
f3-td JOHN W. PEW, Secretary.
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Done at the REoo1D onlce In the best style
known to the art; and must be paid for on q.
livery. unless persons having the work done
nave standing accounts with the once. No de-
Walton from this rule.
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The Burlington Hawkeye says that
Sitting Bull, in his account OF the mas
sacre Of Clusters men, says his braves
never faltered In the terrible work Of
scalping the slain but once, and that was
when, with open lips and wondering
eyes. they gathered in impressive silence
around the body Of Q young man with
his hair parted in the middle.
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DESIGN OF THE New TwENTIEs.-
Mint authorities in San Francisco have
just received from Washington the dies
for new style of double eagles. The
chief points of difference, which we take
from recent article in the San Francisco
Post, are as follows: In the new dies the
head OF liberty, which in the old ones
was leaning to the right, is now perpen-
dcular. The outlines OF the face and
hair are brought out more prominently,
giving to the coin the appearance OF be-
ing larger. On the reverse there were on
the old issues the words at the bottom
TWENTY D." but now the denomination
is expressed plainly, 'TwENrY DOLLARS.
In the scroll underneath the coat Of arms
the words "E Pluribus Unum," are en-
graved much larger. Above the coat OF
arms the upper row Of stars Is thrown up
IN the halo, and the oval disposition Of
the stars widened. There ia no differ
ence in the weight, fnsness or size Of
the new piece, the coinage Of which hal
begun at the Mint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08
Sehenck's PnlmonIc syrup tor
tho Cure Of ConBumpti0B,
Coughs and Colds.

Tho virtue OF this medicine Is that II
ripens the matter and throws It out Of the
system, purifeI the blood, and thus effects
euro.
scHKNcK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE
CURE OF DTEPErsIA, INDIGESTION, DC,
The Tonic produces a healthy action Of
the stomach, creating an appetite, forming
ChylO, and curing tho most obstinate cases
Of Indigestion.
scuBScE's MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR TIE
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action Of the liver, without the
least danger, as they are free from calomel,
and yet most efiicnciouS in restoring q
healthy action OF the liver.
These remedies are o certain cure for
Consumption, as the Pulmonic Syrup
ripens the matter and puri6es the blood.
The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, ere.
ate healthy bile, and remove all diseases
OF the liver, often cause OF Consumption
The STA Weed Tonic gives tone and
strength to the stomach, makes a good d..
gestion, and enables the orgnna to form
good blood; and thus creates q healthy cir.
culation Of healthy blood. The combined
action OF these medicines. as thus explain.
cd, will cure every case OF Consumption, II
taken in time, and the use OF the medicines
petevcred In.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at bic prln.
eipal Office, corner SIXTH and ARCH HTs.,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all let.
tiers for advice must be addressed. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-08

EAST ONO CONFERENCE.-The East
Ohio Conference OF the NJ. E. Church Is
composed Of eight districts, comprising
4S9 churches valued at Sl,S23,2l0, and
presided over by 246 ministers who re.
ceived last year SI60, 29l for their servi-
ces. Upon the improvement OF church
property there was expended last year
S5s,243, and the present indebtedness 10
Sll7,756. The l0S parsonages are valued
at Sl6s,250. There are connected with
the churches 4l,672 members, and 2,SO4
practitioners. aud in the 504 Sunday
Schools, whose expenses were Sll 1886.
are 42,499 scholars, whose average attens
dance was 28,6l0, and among whom there
were o,7ss conversions. Besides the sup.
port Of the ministry, contributions to
benevolent objects were made as follows !:
superannuated preachers and families Of
deceased preachers, 81, 494; missions, Sl2,.
$1,000; Woman's Foreign Missionary So.
clety, 81, 1887; Board Of Church Exten.
sions, 1914; Tract Society, S23l,44;
Sunday School Union, S265,47; Freed.
mems Aid Society, 1852; Education
S236, q; American Bible Society 81, 1856.
70; support Of bishops, s., S3O,0S; miscel-
lAneous, 81 ,SS073.