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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP. Feb ls-sailed bark Birger tHuO, Phiadel.
phia
BnlsroL, Feb ls-Arrvsd, steamer sidonian (Br) Ed
wards New York.
Salad 18th barl Estela Poole Mstanzas: brig Clara
Agnes tBr, CANON Halifax; 18th. bark Rachee tAus).
Buntelich, New York.
B,nKKsnxAp Feb leArrived, bark FreeiG tNor. Berg.
New York.
BELFAST. Feb ,sArved. ship Sussex OBI. Slap, San
BARCELONA Feb ,4-Arrvsd bark Resueita tsp,, Dies.
New Orleans
BREMEN, Fob l7-Arrvsd. bark Oilers tasr. Albert.
Baltimore.
Giro.
Csrrx Feb l7-Arrved, bark America Sp'. Monsell New
Orleans.
Dupns. Feb l7-saiied. bark L Carney, Jackson. St
Thomas.
GLOUCESTER Feb le-saled, bark Albion tSor' Fred
erickson. Beaufort. SC.
GENOA Feb le-saued, bark Fanny Lewis tbr) So"sros'
United states
Ar. Fob is-saied bark sirena tltab. Csensro. pha'
de.phia
Hxlvorr Feb ie-ssi!ed. steamer CAiand tDuteh).
Dedoes tirom Rotterdam, New York.
HAvRR Feb Is-saied. steamer HammoniA loef)' We"
York from iiamburg,. detained one day
lSMsHowgx HAD. Feb i9-saled, bark Noel 'br''
KnowI,on urom Londonderry. Baltimore
LIVERPOOL, Feb iY-Arrved, bark Genl Fairch'id Mel
ley Charleston; schr 4 Powell. Williams Wilmington
sc.
sailed 18th. bark Hiawatha date K'ng'porp. United
States; 18TH SHIPS sunbeam tBr,. Brown Darien Jane
Fish Turner New York; Thomas, Nickels. kangoon'
bark Norwegian tBrJ. Rogers. Delaware Breakwster'
LoypoS Fob ls--Arrived, bark Evelyn tBr), knowles,
Boston. .
Cleared 10Th, bark Frey CNor, Halvorsen. Hampton
Roads ,after putting back damaged
I,spoS Feb IO--saed ship Thorndean (br, Harvey
urom LIVERPOOL, Southwest Pass having repaired
MORGAN phi, Feb ls-Arrved, brig Henry 7 Wing,
| Small. New York.
PsxAnra Feb le-Arrived. bark MonteHo esr) urm'hs'
New York.
QUEENSTOWN. Feb ls-Arrived ship'Aurisa OBJ. Mekn
lev San Francisco Larks Nef tNor. Christensen, New
YORK Guseppino dta:, Chiapea, Phiiadeph brig
D,ckie tBr), Hunter. New York
Also arrived 18th 10 AN steamer Adriac (Br). Perry
New YORK for Liverpool
stseApoax Feb I7-fn port ship Moike tGer Haucke,
Boston.
| SWANSEA Feb l7-sacd bark Leonida tswe), Lund
ovist Psscagoula tbciore reported sailed Jan 2o)'
| Ioxpoy Feb 19--Bark Amor Qta}, Mufsucato from
Ie an rs for Philadelphia has put into Dover with hs
! broadsde damaged hv aauaian.
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Ship Nile tBr,, Newcomo, from Antwerp for Nsw-York
Feb l. S Of Start Point
Ship Oriental Otis from san Francisco for Queenstown
Dec il, lat ~ - Ion ~ W.
Ship Cordllers DIR Newcastle e for San Francisco.
Dec 20, lat ~ :, Ion COW.
shin Quebec CBrJ Read from Pabeon de Plea Tor Fall
month. h, J AN IT. lat 81 q n. lon A : ".
Ship Nm II Marcy Marcy. from New York Nov lD tof
francisco efote reported Dec ~ lat ~ ~, Dec 10.
lut II 81 :. lon ~ 20 ".
Bark Hugh Miller" from New YORK for Agos Bay. no
date. lat % Al, Ion Is 80 W.
bark ROYAL Iarre tBr,, Mathiesen. from Gloucester
dan % for New York, Jan ~. no lat, &c,
Bark Arctic (Hr,. Ovens. from Astoria (Oct 6) for
Queenstown Ian IL, lat 4 8. Ion 80 W.
bark Henrstte Ger, wolckcs from San Francisco (oct
4, for Queenstown, Jan IL. lat > - Ion 81 W.
Brig Carlos Atherton from Ardrossan for Cardenas.
Jan 81. lat 40, Ion H. -
pha, Feb IA. 20 miles south OF Fire Island. .
vessel. showing fourth pennnut, No 1851,
.'homeward bound" Dec @. on Cape Horn.
An American vessel showing first pennant, 52l6 steering
SW. Dec 20, lat IL ;, len 81 w.
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FEBRUARY 10, 1877.
, knr lTher.I State OF
Horseshoe Noon 2s.7oI Al, NNElSnowing.
uighlands.....i 3PMI 2s..o| 81 NY. IN Ic,ear
Highlands. ...I I'M 2SSJi oo NNWiSieW
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 10, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHIrEsToXE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Utopia Br). Cralg, London FEB 3 With mdse
80 passengers to Henderson Bros Had strong aud
steamer Hermann Gen Rschnann Bremen Fe6 and
Experienced strong westerly gass the entire pas
City o, Dallas. Kinds, Fernandna Feb 10 and
Port Royal 18TH with mdse and passengers to IL Mallory
steamer Gen Barnes Cheescman, savannah Feb H. with
sss no S G1ow oS days. with
mdse and psssnver. TO Jas W 4uintard CO, .,,,
Ssam anne p..ss, wak M cSae as'
Ella Knight l'eArse. rn"delphi" with mdse to
Ship Lake superior Br) stewart Liverpool Jan a. with
BARK Hsrmione Br LAYERS Liverpool Dec 20 via Della
re.swsss ballast TO powrns a A .", Had
SER Anna VI Dickinson of Port Jeacrson). Toossr Flo
cr:"s. do ss " %a Ss Mig
schr Br~glcn Fletcher Savannah 10 days with ain-
sehr Hattie Turner napDs,r wnmiayo. NC days.
with naval Stores % 70 mas,er r oSnna 10
seSr ii : God. tarlc.' Virginia.
SEM ;ssn Isssisi Martin s;s y y,,.;n.
sehr D Hastings. 1l,9,n VIRGINIA
se eSr Ili.ass.h witt, Ace@!s, yi-s!nia.
Sem sen, T n1ns, C cn%p y Tsss."
s sss' N ar rS Arnold y B.i.i%ore.
schr Almop Bird. Drink water, Baltimore.
Sch, Eliza b Emery. baton baltimore for Boston.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Bolivar Geer New London and Norwich for New
York -,
schr d y Wooisey. tirrcll. Newport tor New York
schr Il v Durvea, Carpenter Glen Cove Tor New YORK.
schr A : Parker, Mott Glen Cove for Nrw YORK.
Schr Mantle. Beebe. Noank for New York
scnr IDA Palmer. Palmer. stamford tor new YORK:
Schr sallie Burton. Bmrev stamford 'or New YORK
Son, Dart Campbell stamford for New ORR.
schr belle. simpson, Bridgeport Tor New iork
Schr Orlando smith erris. fortchescr .or New fork
Sch, Mail Mead Greenwich Tor New iorS
scnr samuel Goodwin. Williams Stamiord 'orNew iork.
BOUND EAST
Steamer Chesapeake. Mmngum. New York Tor Portland:
steamer CITY OF Fitchburg, springer New fork Tor New
Bedford -, r. p...,,.no.
HmrI tasco Penny, New York tor PernamDueo, ana an
choreu In nrt Island Roaos
scnr o & Foster toboken for Provdence.
Schr Edwards, West Hoboken Tor Boston, ,, o..
schr Lille Fsuikenbure. iauikenours' n"'''no'e ~
Providence N ,.,.-.. D.. xa,, n n
schr Emma Arey Hail. Baltimore for New Haven
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sAN rnAxc1sco M1xsrREIs.

Birch. Backus and Wambold IN ade things merry at
their handsome little theatre last evening. The first
part-or parlor entertainmen,- was good, and Ry.
mans stump speech, which followed, on "Poli,cal
vnues deserved attention from every local staesm
OF tho various wards IN the city, The Laughing
Gas in which the heavy weights OF the company make
merry. Is not new, but there is plenty Of fun IN It,
sOur Hash House was the great feature OF tho evening
and took well. All the members OF tho company con-
tribute 10 the OF tie piece, and, with Blrch
Backus and Ricardo In the principal parts, "Orr Hash
House, is destined 10 have popular run.
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The performance at this iavorltc place Of amusement
last evening up It's usual standard of excellence
Some OF tho acts were new, and Billy COPYRIGHT re-
peatcd previous successes In HIS wonderful '.Fiewy
a GOOD burlesque imitation OF the Colored Ju0,iee
Singers ..Our Hired Girl,' new and amusing after.
piece IN which Leon, Kelly, Clinton and the remain
ing members OF the company appeared concluded the
mic g entertainment
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York;: 18th. Glide B..el., Boston t.nd sailed sssA 20,

HAvRx. Feb 3-The Cecie Anger. Croix. arrived here
Charleston having strong winds and
from the 18th ut the vessel much strained and
made little On Jan rs In lat ~ 10 lou ~ w,
she passed 10 casks painted buc the size OF petroleum
shortly aerward parsed ia the midst ot wreck
age apparently deckbosrds and buwarks; the buwarks
were painted color.
LyERPooL Feb 1.-THE Eurydice arrived here from Mo-
bile the I4h ult In lat SO 81 NJ 80 ~
W. the schr Annie Jones. OF st Georges Me.
wmterogged abandoned. with OF foremost stand
ing.
Loxpox Feb 5-The William, of Halifax. Ms. Harding
from Flushing for Matanzas (ais &c has arrived ia
the Mw ali Dock with part thrown overheard
having been ashore the varne sands.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEWPORT RI Fob l9-Capt X Breeze. uSN. COM
mandng the Government Torpedo Station On Goat Island
this arbo that torpedoes have been plant
ed side OF Goat Island containing dynamite
from 5 10 IUupound charges and all persons warned
them and the buoys which mark Them and the
wires leading the shore The government claims the
missiles OF modern warfare,
and any person who troubles them Is To be fined 500
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ROBBING HIS PARENTS.

William Lawson, Of No. $50 Tenth street, stole q
quantity OF jewery ana clothing from his father on
Saturday and passed u 10 Alfred Ridgeway, who
sold IL Both lads locked up yesterday, and viii
paw dearly the frolc which they went on with the
IDOney til us obtained.
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THOMAS u. bush.

Thomas B. Bush, OF Newport. II. L., aged seventy.
six died at bis residence that city yesterday IN
early NE be held many position Of trust, and while
engaged In business IN New Bedford wnsrs be rssdod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
WEATHER REPORT.

LoHpox. Feb -. u :25 PN-wind W. blowing gale.
LivKRYooI. Feb ~. 7 PM-wnd W. blowing gale
QuxxssrowS. Feb 10 II 25 PM-A furious gale from :"
commenced here this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20

several years, elected member Of the Masss-
ehusetts Legislature Tor several years IN succession
lie was appointed Naval Q1Acer by President Lincoln,
which position no held until the office abolished
He was . man universally respected
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HON. II. W. WILLIAMS.

Judge Il. W. Williams, OF the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court died a, Ptsburg Yesterday afternoon, OF heart
disease
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DIR. CARROLL. pCNHAM.

Dr. Carroll Danham, a prominent homeopathic
physician, of lrviugtononH udson, died u, bis rest
dencc % Sunuay, on the lStn inst.
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Me- A. r. punBAxx's READING At cHIcxEnIxo

The distinguished eiocutionist, M 4 J. Burbank.
received benefit last night from his friends IN this
city, and Chickerng Hall vol nlled He was con-
stanty appiaudcd aud frequently recalled, and JUST.
led the high reputation be has won IN she west. the
programme CONSISTED 81 selections from Shakespeare
r. Il. Stoddard Boucicault and bark Twain. and vas
varied BY performances on the organ oy Mr. W.
r Johnston Unfortunately Mrs. Dora Gordon steele.
whose name was bill tor Two songs was TOO SICK
to appear The reading OF Mr. Burbank mas the great
merit Ut earncstucss and sincerity. u ID not al
pcdau tic aud us ann seems 10 be 10 an!M the uea
OF the text with simplicity and power HIS style ~
almost wholly devoid oi mannersins. ana 10 reinArka-
Bile tor Is variety The rending we liked me least was
that from tho act, second scene. VI Hamet lor
the scene badly chosen, and Il was not wen denv.
cred The soliloquy ''Oh that this TOO, 100 sonu
esh would melt has been much better read on me
stage by Edwin Booth, e. I. Davenport Barry suill-
van and others that regretted that MI bur0anK Sc
lecled IT, He more successful IN MS inta.
lions OF Jefferson and Boucicault N tho scenes aKen
from "Trip Van Winke' and "Ihe Shaughraun," and
Conn was specially ielicitous. The imitation was DOT
sIavlsh but Artistic Another beautilu reauing was
that OF Benny and Blossom, we'll known story o. the
war full OF pathos and tenderness In TINS iNte story
the sympathetic OF the reader enhanced the ~.
tent,on OF auditors In an entirely different style
was the capital rendering OF the dialect poe Love
on tho Halt SHE'LL, by Pelcg ArEwright Mr Prouoht),
which caused shouts OF laughter. AS Al intelligent,
accomplished. versatile and powerful eocutonist Mr.
Burbank has few rivals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-20
Mus,cAI AND DRAMATIC NOTE.

The Strakosch Grand Opera Company opened at
Philadelphia in Kiralty's Broad Street Theatre last
evening, giving q very successful performance Of
"Fausi.n The cast included Mmea Pappenneim and
GaIemberts the latter making her debut IN America
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steamer Abemarle for Lewes. Del: barks Lalia " BD.
c ork or Falmouth: Duchess tBrI. Altoona.
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Katie Connolly. aged fourteen years, daughter Of
Thomas Connolly, OF Greenvile. n j.. went 10
New York on Friday last make some purchases and
has not since been by her family. Fears OF her
saietv an ter tanned,
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from Tahiti :, bark Coral Marvin, New Bed
ford direct.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. Destindfion
Office
Steamer.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK MONTHS
OF FEBRUARY AND MARCH
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EAGLE THEATRE.

The "Grand Duchess {" OF the most sprightly ana
enjoyable works which owe 10 Onenbsch's merry
genius, presented last night az this theatre Ia
OF her approximations does the versatile Aimee
appear TO better advantage than in picturing the in
questionable and seiwilcd Duchess IL was therefore,
with something more than disappointment that The
public learned that the avorite prima would not
be able to sing, owing TO = sudden indspostion.
This news caused considerable depression among the
audience which communicated itself 10 the perform.
The task Of replacing Aimee IN the tito r0e ei
Mile Gueymsrd, who acquitted herself fairly undcr
the difficult circumstances 10 which she was piacea.
During the performance the Grand Dukes entered the
theatre; but missing tho jolly Aimee LEFT alter the
irst act The roles oil Fritz, Baron Tuck.
General Boum and Baron Grog were well
nlled, and though the absence OF Aimee was
strongly tclt tho audience appeared 10 ENJOY me pe,
fofmance. This evening the 'Grand Duchcss' VIII
be repeated, and on Wednesday evening aimee WIN
certainly reappear tho charming role OF the dsogn-
ter OF Nine. Angot.
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''oUE BOYS" AT. THE NEW BROADWAY THEATRE
tits always pleasant TO see new compan! IN 40 oo
play and H. j. Byrop's sour Boys" may be called an
old play as /, has been gwen 50 often this city and
is now approaching It's one thousspdtb night IN Lon
don Last night II was produced At the New Broadway
Theatre before largo audience. and all Of the actors
appeared for the time that stage The comedy
was acted with great spirit. and the cast though
by no means remai kabe, was quite satisfactory. MI
Thomas Wb,ifp wants the breadth 81 humor which Inc
part OF pcrryp Middewck requires, but compensated
Tor this deficiency by his cockney accent and ane
cha m nnevs Was gwen BY Mr.. Charles Loveday. The
ever youthful boys were well represented by hessrs
j. G. Saville and Marx Bates One Of tho most delight
fui perso nations vi the evening was that o. benda
the maid OF all work. by Miss May Gallagher. MISS
Gcnev,eve SiebbIns looked and acted chsrmngly Vio-
let and Miss Aunic Edinundson played Mary WIN
grace ana feeling Mrs Sol Smith, Mr. A. Forrest and
Mr.. Roberts wore excellent.
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fPss.ei April .. VII
,Anp or TRUSTEES OF GOLD NM

ruE BOARD or TRUSTEES OF GOLD MIL
sss,,os % ]. An annual tar Of ,hr.. dell.r,. to :.
s gs:r | /. hsr,sy levied on each ID every ds Ispi
vttLin the limits Of the Town u Gold lilll.
INC. !. Any psrson kespine any dog % doss siih.
N s,,.s. i 6. az os s.sh .ssh ess i sS ss
or he shall pay ths sum VI three dollas aDi shall
Ss entitled 70 . receipt ihsrrior.
proesrs, at ihs expenss af the town. and Jetsefis
ths AID Msrshai. suf1eisnt nnmtsr a. snltsels
isgs, taxing his rrceIpt tbereies sah TAGS
si,sr prosSds1 |, me Marshal shall Inaks. ont and
submit 10 the Bosri q Ttustee. 81 sseh Itsnsr
rnrstinf staismsnt o. hs rer.lps mcw mn "
preceding, showing the smount paid on 90 ~.
taised BY him ior iss, as herslnssr pro'iied. and
ihs amount paiJ inio The Town Tnssa,y
AZ .S s,,,S ~ ,a,issmsn 70 isis Into custody. shy dog
o. ders within the limits of sAIi town BOT pr:'
vldsi With and ...r.s ,ss. . ~, ss.sIs PIpes,s; pean
ior foriy sighi hour. II not claimed aud The tax
S:.oy :,s s pa a.. S.ss; s. i saR'rs .s sa %
ihs csaesr hnpoundins them. or b, the sail
arrssiinr esSeer s6sn Js entitled 70 fse of nity
cents. for kining and Lurying each imrouniei
dor. ihs o1icsr o. aforrs psnotIniuf thai service
saia sst re is 9sss isreia e IN riss,ss isr sss
!sD:l ..S IA ps!d y, |; y ,s .sf ssy dshssd nv"
fKr a Any pefSon Nshinr 10 pay the said tAx
on 4 dog ihat has been impoundsJ. shall psy 10
ths usrshaI the sum of hve doilafg before he
shall Ls entitled 20 receive . tag aDd rresipt. sr
ON said dog has betn paid fW the yesr roinInen-
eipr a. pvvidsd In section ens ~ this ofdinanee,
erc I, An Orinancrs sud parts VI oriinaDees
Ps:s; S.ssi,r, 9th. Bo.m Of fiu'i.s. si Ii. Town
Isiss. wM, ny. DOANE,
Cisik Of the board.
On motion ordinanse Ne. Va. o. read. vas pA.s.d
Xrrsii. atsohsns and President psuehy. Absent
.frusies or. WIN. ny. pOANE.
clsrk of the bssrl.
Dstsd Coli HUI. Ap'ii %. is''. m'si~t
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nm BOARD or TRusrErs oY GOLD HILL

-. -. .. .tvro
THE BOARD or fRC8rEks OF OOLD Hill
% ordain;
fIcfinr 1. Ii shau b. unlawful for three % more
pssssns undsf ne assof twenty ops yeafn. " eoh.
rrsrats Or sssenSis, " snsass In any sport of ex-
sreia. er rake o. epdeavof 10 make aiy peiss ~
disturbspes in ny pubaie street OF thorough are.
conn ~ IA. m this toWn.
il shsl b. he duty a ali policemen. when thsy
sn,laos . onssaiSs - mo moys on AMI dspsrss and
70 srrrsf nv vns who retusss " comply With such
rsausst'
Hsr = No n<rson shau sngaxe upon q pubic
hiskUsy n csoduet having . tspdsncy 20 annoy
prtsous pssxinr on belnx upon such pubic hEhxsy
Min ~ tswn lImiisl ami Whenever the nee
1870 of spy strest or ,ldswsf shaIl BE- oi-irt.
a by erovI. excspt on ooe essian Of pubic me~t.
- ths psrsc,s cor, posinr such crowd shall ds-
Mr. or move on w6sn dirsctsi 70 10 do by the
Chez of PoIics Or any policeman.
amps,s' roi,y or dissfdsr,y manner villain The
limit. u thsiOsn. Whereby ,hs g..s: Q, SOD or,sr
=. ~ '"h sA'
w.. ~. ..x..n .hsu a,srhsrre sny ruu. pi.f.i
~ No. y ssIp., ~ s.1 s,r.st slir, or hixhssy
,,sin ~ ,,m,a. al Inc town. nor Within one hun.
ssc. 5. nopes,en hal NE es az anss ,n'oasn ~
street % hthwsy wnhin nc nmus W Y, ". ,, NJ, \,
fats eispsed 70 sscesa nx Miiss ", ,. !"
sic :. No perseo shlli psbliely sipo.s hl. or hsr
kvd q ii1scslf lsnsnaSs, within The tsvn, iinsts.
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Irsb,i.A.d By .uiss,y 2! "a, ,s' Board Of 1's''ss
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oIssoluTloM OF coplRlnfRsHlP

uIHE ooPARTNERsHIr rrERxTQfonE
1 siistine between A. J. bender aod MilIlan
Ssr n isspss ,s S q: s.ssAs :, nS %Ss:i con-
sent. Mr. Orssr Will continns ths na.iness =
the ola sisnd, and II fully Authorised 70 eettc
eli liabilities and collect all sccolns d.s 70 tne
old arm. All pers,ns tndebttd WI p'eass
come forward and ssttle Without i1nss5 no.
ties. Ay 5tNpnns CpsHs
Gold nm, July 10. fsrf. jyis im'
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fows ORDINANCES.
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

AN ORDINANCR fss ihs Prsvesiies
asd Puaishnsss sf Csrtais Ohsssss
Asslsss ths Psaes ssd deed Orssrs
the Tewp. fE
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cENp $50. TO o. r. RowILL = 90
y New York. for ranphist. Of 100 peg.e. eoa
tanning lisss Of aha uewspapsru. I'D ssdnssss
sAovtng eoss Of sdvsrtising. nsiI
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nEposrrs ofcoIs OR BULLION received.
i either "a open account OF 70 Issue Ckh,
TifiCArRs therefor, payable tAt the option oi
the holdsrj In Gold HIN or san frAneiseo; TO
make collections. parchAse buliion atthe most
fayof.bl. ratss, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO the Parent HANK In San francisco;
coils Bills of Exchange. and trsn.sets osnsrAi
Banking Business.
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ORDINANCE NO. s5.
pu b,,shsd BIZ Authority Of the Board Of frusees
Of Coli Iiili.l

AN oRDINANcR fer The Levy ssd Get.
lsct,ss Of aa Aspssl Tex % Dsss
Ksps within the l.isits sf the Tsws
Of Gsil Hiii :ast 20 prsvies Ter shs
Ertsruisattss sf all Dsss fer whses
sueh Tax shall sss have bees Psid'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-07

or our county have Often-eGpeoially about
election tlme-Deen made tho subject Of
lauiatiOn; but when those useful parts OF
the human structure become too visible IN
consequence of 10 ,hnoss, they can scarcely
he called graceful. Tho eye delights not 10
dwell upon anglos am ridges IN ether man
or woman. Nor, over, extreme cancellation
In n sign OF imperfect digestion and conse :
quent poverty II the blood. Both there evils
are remedlcd by lIOstetter's stomach Bltterh
which render digestion an assimil ton GER
'uinties, In cons, quonce Of when the blood
Thus are the hollow places filled up, and
the angles rounded on. 1hr, ugh the lnstru-
mentnIlty of This peerless aid to digeStiOn
aud promo or of physical well being, the
body rapidly gains IN vigor, color roturna
to tnG hollow check, the appetite improves,
nervous lymptOms vanish and n henlthful
impeius IA given ~ every vital function.
tiinOVlal It.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-07
FELL InIO tho ,Trnn.

Pretty Story from New EnglOnd 4
Canada farmer recently saw two men
attempting to drive hog past his
house but the brute was 10 obstinate
that they finally told the farmer that II
he would kill it for them they would
give him half of the meat, He accep'
the offer with Joyful alacnty, and not
only killed the hog but dressed it into
the bargain, after which the strangers
drove away with their half But when
the farmer went at night to feed his
own hog he found the pen empty and
1t did not take him long to discover
that he had killed his own property
receiving half of IL for his trouble.