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Force.
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VII positively cure. thoroughly and perms.
,,-ntiy. any case Of EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
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THE VITAL RRsTORATivR
l. q thoroughly scientific prescription. 10 not .
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spinal and sympathetic syst ms OF nsrvts new
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siing and reinvinoating both mind and body.
Thousands. both Ia this country AMI In 30
rope. ran testify 10 the grea restorative prop
crties Of this really Krtst medicine.
Price. o. por bottle. .or four imest the quantity
for 40. ssnt TO any address secure from OBJ
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A. n. MTNTfE. n. D..
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Resident surgeon Orthopoedic Hospital. Phila-
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Sole Agent. to whom all letters should Be I'D.
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For Lake Tahoe.
sENroN's STAGES

az ! 90 Sss .;s,;., : s.AA
morning pa.ssasrr Train nom Nigihia, and
clEMnRook, LAKE TAhoG.
In time 10 CONNECT WITH STEAMER for
all paints On the Lake tho same day. tneiodihs
Tahoe CITY AMI Sta ~. for Ttuekee. On tht
lsnlral Pseinc Railroad
RETURNING SANE DAY.
cave Qlrnbrcoh On arrival of steamer from
1Aho~ C.ty and other points IN the LAhs.
snd arrive 81 Carson city In time 10 eeaneei
with The s:'0r = psssenges trains la Virginia
And i,eso.
PARTS. from the East desiring " 20 by this
route should leave the Cehtral rartnc 81 Keno,
srd pariss from the wsst skoaid leave o.
Truekee. 49,
fars.......... - ~
. EiessIt Private Carriages and Duxgiss
and Spirited Teams can always BE- obtained ~
Dentpn'r stables. Carson CITY.
jeyf J. y. BkSrON. Proprietor.
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VANCoUvEaI

V5Mso 1Ss!.;:. % s5IE:.ssi
Location Of worn. X|v11I8 District,
Storey county. Ncysd!a liza
Iowine-describsd stock, on sceoynt Of lssess
ment NO. y ieyisd on IL ethi6ayof August.
a. ss%:. = Of '' Is. rs.Dsssiis s%sssssid:". az ::
followst
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~ SILVER MfNisG COMPANY. .lossiiaS

~ SILVER MINING COMPANY. -Locaiion
Of principal place Of busines'. 1oii NH. Ne.
vada.
Location OF works. Eagle ard Carson lining
Disirict. Ornshy County. Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fl.
lowing described stock n the Month Calhoun
oold and Silver Mining Company. on account
of nsrepsment mo. - levied ON the 3ah day
81 Jsly 1871, the several amounts set opposite
thc names OF the respective shareholder. A.
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ousr SALES.
CONsOLlDArEp H

kIDHA CONSOLIDATED MIn:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of works, Cod
5erry county, state Of Nevada.
fSrsiion OF principal place Of businsss' Ban
Z 1sdc~-There are delinquent upon the fol-
.tovdnc1 ercribed stock. on account Of assees-
ns13 (Ho. d levied on the iIth DAY OF Augusss
sim. t6c several amounts set opposhe me
names OF tho respective shareholders. - fol'
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THE VITAL RRsT0RATIvR

r. s.-pR. MtSTiE can BE- consulted In ri.
,rnre 10 tho sbovs complaints during once
bonrp from o A. n. 10 3r. y. daily. sna Q 10
i evening. Sundays. 10 An. to =. =. Full
direct ons and advice frrs with evsry, p.ehAge
OF medicine. Jy1J i'm
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PIANOS TO LET.

A Woodward 4 BRowSr~
n PIANO. used hut Q feu n%
,asr h.. tor rent. ,rpis 81 Mr-ga WV
Ness MlIiin-ry St,ec. iet south & street
Nirsini. CRY. az at W Hal n Co.'S 1--WE
ds,a,. IA Main street, Goii iiiii
iltr y. u. PARSONS. As~ut.
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There are also delinquent upon stock Issued
,rior to The 18th day of October, ISIS (which.
OWING tn the destruction Of the books Of the
COMPANY by The grrzt inie of that day. m Wiz.
gina. Nevada. the numbcrso f the Certificates.
and the amount Of shares Il each, and 10 whom
hsued. cannot nov he a,certained), certain
anounfa. % ssssssmsnt No. 4. AGAINST each,
agsreRAttng tho sun of Two hundred and
Eleven Dollars and Fifty Cents tf2ii sol upop
ten Thousand nvc hundred and .dye
no osol shares. which 10 the numbsf az shsr.
Sill remaining uDprettniei Tor cancellation
and . new i..ns. pursuant to call therefor.
duly published.
shsre.. Amt.
unknown Ovnerr........i0,55S. ....... .f7ii 20
In accordance with law and an order OF IN,
Hoard OF Trustees, made on the 5ih day Of
july, 1871. 90 many sharrs OF each parcei IN
suen sioek a. may be necersaIy viii be sold
at public aneiion 81 the ofiee Of said Company.
o. the Court Room 90 Thomas Moses, Rsa
corner Of u and Taylor streets, Virginia New.
ON MONDAY. the 9Th day OF October, IsT7, al
The hour OF ~ O'Clock n. Of said dny. 10 nav
said delinquent assessment thereon, Together
Aale.
l.. d. HASTINGS. socri.u.
Taylor %strssts. Virginia. Nevada. ssti
A CnEol-A GOLD AnD sILyEr
hIhIN0 COMPANY. = Loc, tion of pnu.
fornia. '''' eSh.
Location II works. Lyon county. Nevada.
NOTICE. There are delinquent utop Inc fol,
lowthx describei stock. on account Of a.scss-
ment mo. 81 levied on the iith day Of Ausn.,
MI, the several amounts pet opto.lfs tLr
nannes OF the rcspectis. Shareholders. a. hi.
hws: "-
Nssn..
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And in accordance with Law. and an order Of
the board Of Directors. made on tho i7ih day Of
Augu.t. 1877. 20 many shares Of each parcel
Of such stock ~ may DO necessary win 10 sold
AZ public auction. at the auci Ion house OF John
Middleton a Bon. No. $40 Montgomery street.
Kan Francisco, California. " SATURDAY. the
Thirteenth tl3'h) day OF October. lsT7. IL the
hour of ! O'Clock y. 4. 10 said dag, To pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
WILLIAM WILLIS, Secretary.
OrrtcE Room No. ~. nevada Block, No. 800
Montgomery street, Nan Francisco, Cllforpia.
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n fippmsn.. sts<i divided. ..isss n, ~
And IN sccordsnos with lay. sud an order 81
the Board of Trustees. made ON ths 10th dsy OF
July. 1871, " many shares Of each parcel 81
such stoch ~ may be necessary will lie sold
81 public %anciion. at tho once al the Con- pany,
A. Thomas usll,sh =, omce. ooli Hi. News.
Il tbs hour Of I O'Clock =. NJ, 90 sy said aslin.
Qutnt assessment Their on. together with c,.ts
oi advertising and expcf see OF the sale.
BY order Of the Dosrd Of Trustees.
aui1 I'd II. ]. THURMAN. 8er,su.
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STANFORD.

ror Tahoe. carrying United ssa'es mall. q
e'cioek '. n, connecting with cardveh's mall
stage Tor Iraekee.
Tbroash fissets. each vay. ~: Tteksts 70
a SeruOr stAAiord to any part Of the LAks. ~;
from Carson. al around the Lake and return "
Carson. -.
I,ssumlns - Leaves the Cardwsli HousA
Trucsee. every morning a. 80. arriving ~
Governor stanford for ali points on The LAks,
H.d Arrivs a. ul~nbrook 81 . o'eloeh. eonnsct-
ins with W. ID. C~ampbsli's stages for Canon
aud arrive In csrson In time Tor ths cars 70
NirgGnlA CITY.
rf snss.s easss;ss=s Always. r..aJ - :sss,
W. D. CAMPBKLI.. Proprietor.
Tickets can 20 obtainsd q . II. 0allnpis
cigar store, aud the vesey houss. Gold hili,
aid 81 the International Hotel, virgtniA Ciy.
ivJl1m
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Z la
AND.
COLD HILL OMNIBUS,
E&SA

roNNgcrINa WITH rHE CARS At GOLD
" Iill tn and rum Csr-on.
viii maize ,-suiar trip~ between the stands 81
r.,h.r end Of the route .. ffvquen'ly 40 the
s.Aic Of the rod will silov. frJm 8 o'eioeh a.
" TIL . o'elo / .. q.
= ...:s:
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Noe. Z and y. paiiy.
No. q leaves S,n Francisco for Reno and
Virgins CITY Tuesdays. Thursdays and sAiur.
days. only.
No. Z leaves Virginia City and Reno far San
Ftaneisco Mondays. Wednesdays and fuiays.
oa'y.
PAL.aC. sL.REpiNG CARS
Ran on Trains Nos. . and Z. bstween vallejo
and Carson City.
n. NJ. yRaINGTON.
Gener.i sapt v. ". II.
A. ". TONNE.
feiGsf General sapr O y. v. ".
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unlrrued on stock dividend
due bills Of the Joe scatee Con.
90 idaisd silver Minirs Company
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
-oy rua-
TOWN Of GOLD NIL.

JOINT TIMETABLE
~ THE VIRGINIA AND TRUCKER AND
~ IkUukEE AND CkNrktL PACIFIC
RAILROADS.&C. Taroagh Teams bet xeel san
Francisco and virs,nis city:
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DAILY OPPOSITION LINE.

. SEw LINE on STAGES LEAVES THE
Ariinxsea IIsass. Care. cay,
r,cry morning. on the arrival Of the esns nom
yin.inia City and todd HILL. connecting a. .slsn
brock with the stsuseh. bulI doubs-deck.
.loublcenginc rtrainer
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CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE.

A DINNER IN Ills HONOR GIVEN By MIR.
GEORGE BANcRoFr.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
NEWPORT, r. l., August Z, 1877.
Mr.. George Bancroft entertained his guest, Chief
Justice Waite this evening" by giving grand dinner to
which several distinguished gentlemen invited.
No ladies were present The table was elegantly and
profusely decorated with flowers and the as
choice as it was varied The party consisted Of Mr..
Max Outrey, French Minister who Mr. Bancroft's
left Cnef Justice Waite occupying the opposite side;
Ex-Governor Edwin D. Morgan, Mr. Levi p. Morton,
Mr. Royal Phelps, Mr.. Frederic Sheldon and Mr..
August Belmont OF Now York; Mr.. Falrman Rogers
and Mr. Harry Ingersoll OF Philadelphia The Chief
Justice, during his visit, has been shown every
courtesy by hts host and he received
cards from nearly all OF the prominent cottngers To-
day he took drive with Mr.. Bancroft around Ocean
avenue,
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THE PooRHoUsE FATAL FIRE.

SiMooE Ont August Z, 1877
Tho evidence at the inquest OF the Norfolk County
Poorhouso disaster SO far fails TO explain how the ire
originated. The inspector visited tho building few
days ago, and considered It safe regards hre
appliances One of the witnesses the spot
before the nre broke out ays:''Smoke was issuing
from all the windows but nre in tho upper story
was man crying for help; told him to jump, but he
would not; then found ladder and hooked 1t
to the west side Of the house, whcro the
womon's quarters wore; broke the windows, went in
but could find no Que; failed TO reach larger room
where they had taken refuge and all there were lost
except two"
The County Council met to-day to arrange for re-
building and provide for the rescued inmates tempo
rarily One OF tho injured died since the fire. making
. total Of eighteen deaths.
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regarded at Vienna altogether otherwise than had
1t occurred some weeks ago. Count Andrassy will
accord Russia beaten many advantages he would
have had to refuse Russia victorious. At most he
viii occupy Bosnia, and thus bar the western roads
to the Servians.
sERvIA TO BE OCCUPIED
ABelgrade correspondent says 1t is rumored that
Austria with the consent OF Seryia and Russia win
occupy the western part Of Servia. Two high
Austrian officials have arrived in Belgrade.
RREsOLUrE sERvA.
whether Servia means to go to war or not is one
of those problems that time alone can solve. One
day we hear Of military preparations that appear
to indicate an early resort to hostilites and the
next comes news OF an entirely contrary character.
The news from Belgrade this morning is that the
Skuptschina before Propagation decided to continue
the payment OF the tribute to the Porte
THE DEFEAT OF DEsporovIcH.
A telegram from Ragusa says the defeat Of the In
surgent General Despotovich is confirmed The in
surgents numbered 1000 and the Turks 5000.
THE BOSNIAN INsURREcTIoN ENDED.
Vienna correspondent telegraphs:-''rhe Bos-
MAN insurrection is at an end. The insurgents in
bodies OF several hundreds are crossing into
Dalmatia and are being interned on the islands in
the Adratic. DespotOvich, who is now confined in
Croatia, has requested permission to go TO Russia.
The request has not yet been granted"
EPIRus AND rHEssALY EXCITED.
The Standards Athens correspondent states that
many villages in the district ofvolo have refused to
pay taxes The Turks have placed six guns before
the gates OF volo ana threaten to lombard the
town on the first sign OF instruction. Great I'M
easincss prevails In Thessaly and Epirus.
SUFFERERS BY THE WAR.
An Adrianople despatch states there is appalling
misery among the Bulgarian and Turkish
fugitives nom EsN Saghra and neigh
borhood. There are from 10000 to $4,000
Of whom 500 are wounded. Manv are dying on the
road from exhaustion and starvation. All are des-
titute OF every necessary Of life.
PACHAs ON TRIAL.
Constantlnople special announces that the
trial OF Redif and Abdul Kerim Pachas has CON-
menced
THE DOBRUDsHA CLEAR OF RUSSIANS
despatch from varna states that the Dobrud-
sha IL believed to be completely clear OF Russians.
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FEARFUL FOREST FIRES.

IMMENSE TRACTS OF COUNTRY SWEPT By THE
FLAMEss-MANY FAMILIES HOMELESS.
MMwAuKEE. August Z, 1871
fiery disaster occurred in the town Of Eaton,
brown county, Monday afternoon. During the late
drought that prevailed In this section many localities
were in hourly fear OF life and property Tho fires
ragged with particular severity this town, and Mon
day crowned the work Of destruction by sweeping
away the houses Of many settlers One settlement Of
Polanders, twelve miles from Green Bay, suffered
severely.
About thirty families were rendered homeless and
suffered the loss OF farming TOOLS clothing ana
everything they possessed They barely escaped with
their lives being compelled to their way through
the line OF the hrc about two mics.
They hudded together for protection tract OF
broken ground many being severely burned tho face
and IN some cases their eycsight was impaired. Many
animals perished lying in heaps where they crowded
together for fnced safety Some portions OF the
are not heard from yet There were heavy showers
yesterday ana this morning, and there probability
OF any further damage.
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THE GREENBACK PARTY.

STATE MEETING CALLED TO CONSIDER TIE
SITUATION
The following circular is issued:-
ALBANY, n. Y, August O. 1877.
70 the State Central Committee and all active and
true Of the State Of New York who cordially
support the platform of the independent greenback
party adopted by the National Convention 1t Indian
apolis May, 1885,
GHNrLENgx-You are hereby notified that meeting
Of some Of the most active friends Of tho Independent
grecnback party of the State OF New York will held
In the city Of Rochester Thursday, August 49, 1871 at
noon for the purpose Of consulting and deciding In
regard TO all matters which may be presented for
alteration and action You are invited TO be present,
and it hoped that in view Of the exgenciss Of lhe
times, you will make 1t point at whatever sacrifice,
be present and aid with your conservative counsels
the great to promote which the party called
INTO existenca Respectfully, &c, e q - ''rT7if
SAMUEL G. RICE
Chairman pro tenn New YORK State Central COMMITTEE
P. S.-The Chairman and such othors as may be
present at Rochester on Wednesday, tho day proceed
ing the Convention, will be ut the Bracket House.
wnere friends will please report ON arrival
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THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.

MEMBERS OF THE INVESTIGATING COMMISSION
IN CONSULTATION WITH THE PRESIDENT
CHARACTER OF THE REPORT TO. BE PRE-
SCENTED
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, August T. 1871
At long consultation with President Hayes to-day
John jay and Lawrence Turnurc, of tho Now
York Custom House Commission, laid before him the
details OF their proceedings under hts instruc-
lions aud those OF tho Secretary of the
Treasury Secretary Sherman accompanied thom to
the Executive Mansion and took part In going over the
moro essential parts of the developments which have
been made and the conclusions reached in the effort
to bring about tho reforms aimed at Mcssrs. Jay
and Turnure will call nga,n the President to-inor-
IN order 10 conclude their deliberations with him.
which they fecl are necessary to tho salts
gentlemen have been conference this evenn g until
late hour out say that nothing has Lcen reached yct
which rs OF importance 10 The public. great many
different subjects were discussed with the President,
concerning which, Mr. Turnure says the CON mssion
found themselves IN compicte accord with him. He
adds that President Hayes maniiosts high Of
justice his desire 10 have the bcst results attained
for tho customs service In Now York
REPORTS OF COMMISSION.
Mr.. Jay says that tho reports already made out will
not appear simultaneously with the third, now under
consideration The first two refer 10 different
OF the Custom House affairs relate respectively to
appointments and the collection OF duties and
Will be made pubic succcssvcly The closing report
in which thoy desire TO have the fullest OF
the President ana Secretary Of the Treasury, viii
refer the and kind Of legislation by Congress-
needed TO make the reorgan xution complete and
rafy heir labors THIS WIN appear separately alter
the two others. II will aim 10 give complete informa-
ton and to show the necessity for additional cgsla
ton and the character OF II required at the coming
session OF Congress.
Both Mcssrs Jay and Turnurc express themselves
satisfied with the progress they have made and dis
feeling OF personal interest In tho
discharge Of the duties assigned them. They say that
except to unl the expectations had Of them they
perfectly indifferent to tho effect Of the work DONE
having no personal feelings whatever In the premises
They arc very mucn gratifed 10 hnd President Hayes
ana Secretary Sherman so much 10 harmony with
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A YOUNG MANS DESPERATION

Among tho loitcrcrs In tho Battery Park last evening
was young man, having the appearance Of stranger
to New York, who sat of the benches
In the vicinity Of the swimming baths. Ho
had been there for time, when shortly
before eleven O'Clock those nearest him
attracted by rapid movement OF his arm toward his
head and tho sudden flash of pistol Instantly
he sank upon tho gravel path and crowd
from neigbboring benches gathered around. He was
picked up dead, with bullet hole through both
temples he wns about twenty years oil age with u
smooth lace, brown hair blue eyes, OF medium height
and vol dressed An ambulance was sent Tor and the
body taken to tho Morguc, where II may DO identified
to-day.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Rear Admiral John j. Almy. United States Navy, II
at the Sturtevart. General William B franklin Of
Hartford, Is at tho Metropolitan. Ex-Governor O. c.
washpurn, of Wisconsin,; Professor Mark Bailey, Of
Now Haven, md Nathaniel Wheeler, of Connecticut,
are at the Fifth Avenue. j. n. Camden, of West vir-
gnia, and Congressman Benjamin A. Willis arc ut the
Windsor General Joseph A. Potter United States
Army, and Judge T. O. ThcaKcr, OF Washington. are
at tho ST. Nicholas. Judge Samuel +. Rice, OF Ala
bama, Is At the Grand Central. Jonn A. Mccall, JE.
OF tho New York Insurance Department. is At the
Roaemorc
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THE PRESIDENTS EASTERN TOUR.

BRArTLxBoRo, Vt, August =, 1871
During President Hayes stay at this place no will
be quietly entertained by Captain Esty and w. H. Big
Glow, the latter being cousin Of the President It
has not been determined which way the President
and party will 20 Bennington but 1t is believed they
will drive the mountains visit his uncle at
Fayetteville, before going 70 the centennial
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SAMOA.

AND GREAT BRITAIN FOR PROTECTION.
WASHINGTON, August Z. 1877
OF State from our consul at Samoa, announcing that
the Samoan government has formally applied both to
the President of the United States through consul
and TO the Queen Of Great Britain, through the British
consul for protection and assistance 10 enable them
TO maintain their ponce and independents
No official confirmation has yet boon resolved OF tho
statements already published, that subsequent to
making this Application tho samoans hoisted the
American flag. Al the Cabinet meeting to-day tho
matter was discussed length, and the despatch
of Mr. GrGin, our consul at Samoa, was read In full
Tho matter was then laid aside until further
ton shall have been received.
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PROFESSOR PIKE ACQUITTED.

CHICAGO, Ill, August 7, 1877.
In the trial Of Professor Pike Tor tho urdor OF s.
JONES' of the Religo Philosophical Journal, in March
last, the jury this afternoon rendered verdict Of
acquitta the ground OF insanity. Papers read
showing that the defendant had been an inmate Of
Taunton Lunatc Hospital, OF Taunton, Mass aud also
the Insane Asylum Of Backwc's Island. Professor
Pike rcmarded TO jail 10 await transportation 70
the Insane Asylum.
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THE MERRITT WILL CASE.

PoUaHKEEpsIR, N. Y. August 7, 1871
ExJudgc Tappan and AIR. stilI~eil appeared before
Judge Barnard to-day, in the Merritt will ease charged
with contempt in disobcying injunction in advising
the daughter Of John Wilson take possession of tho
Merritt property IN Rye, Westchostcr county The
Court held that Judge rappan had not violated tho in
junction, and reserved its decision as regards N.Y.
Sa noM
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INHERITED A COMPETENCY.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August Z, 1877
William Blake, q gentleman or sixty.one years,
who has been occupying the rather obscuro position
cork at Kingston Springs, Tenn. for the past two
years. has just boon notified that no has fallen heir to
81, 500 In England, provided he QUITS America for
Great Britain which. he says, he will do Ho Is first
cousin to Str William Blake.
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st. Paul Poneer:--"Wc earnestly believe that tho
time is at hand when American labor must put forth
its claims for honorable recognition Of tho great
interests Of the country
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PACKARD's TWINS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, August Z, 1877
Ex-Governor Packard In an interview to-day said
his sudden this city might be accounted for
In part by tho fact that Mrs Packard to-day prosen ted
him with twins, boys, weighing eleven pounds each.
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PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
HARRsBURo, August Z. 1871
There rumors, apparently we'll authenticated,
that the Democratic State Convention TO meet this
city will not Do hold until after the Republican Con-
vention on the 9th Of September on account Of the
labor complications The time fixed for tho meet
ing Of the Convention Is the 22d INST