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ACCORDING to Paris paper, a
French lady of rank has Just died, at
the age of 81. who had been
accustomed. for the last thirty years.
to smoke a pipe twice day as u
penance. In 1854 she married q
wealthy sea captain. aad obtained from
him promise to abandon smoking, of
which he was extremely foud. He
kept his word, but died shortly after
from regret--so 1t is alleged. His
widow was SO overwhelmed with grief
aud remorse that from that time to the
day of her death she smoked couple
of pipes a day, and desired at her
death that her pipe should be buried
with her.
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Bids For Privileges.

NOTICE IL He TBY GIVEN 1HtT
~ sealrd bids will he received at the otiee
of the secretary of the II. ID, a. NJ. h III So
ciety up t. the hour OF y O'Clock y. m, Sep
TENDER 18th 1871. fer the following privileges
the so let, = Fair to be held Ut Winneinue-
ca October list TO 9th inclusive:
LIST Pol Privilege.
End. Has Privilege.
3rd. Bier Privilege.
4.h. Rsstaur mt Privilege.
5th. Confectionery. Fruit and Ice Srean
Prviisge
9TH. Oyster Stand Privilege.
7th Laast amount Brass Bands will en-
gage to furnish music du ing the six days OF
the Fair Bids for music 10 state the number
Of pieces to be MS d.
The beer s ami will not be allowed to keep
an, thing but beer All DIS must be- accom-
panied VII guarantee that the money wall
he paid 10 tn secretary in gold coin prior to
Inc day the party 70 whom u 10 awarded takes
charge Of the stand.
The Society reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. u ChENOWhih,
angs-id. sec'y II. y. 4. NJ. d Nj. Society.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

OFF1cF OF THE COUNTY CLERK,
bWinnemncca, Humboldt county, Nevsds'
RO. TCE i her, by given that the Assessor OF
said county has THU day. aecoi ding 10 law,
delivered to the under igned' at ms si mee III
Winnemuccs his TAX LISr, or Assessment
r.,ii 20 ali nropetty A. SEE sed in said county
for the Fiscal Year, 1877. together wi nus
Certihsate thereto; 40 the Map BOOK 300. ana ana
the Original list of property. an 'hs' S.,u
rull viIl. from and after this date, be open
sor inspection; also. that the HonoraDie
Road II Equalization of said county VIII
meet nj the Clerks office, ON
MONDAY, THE nth DAY OF sEf-
TEMPER, 1871,
At 10 O'Clock A. M. and will C. ntinue IN ses.
sion. from TIM to time. until the business OF
EQUALIZATION presented to them is disposed VI
as pro, ided by law.
JOB, County Clerk.
Ard ex-ofEicio Clerk of the Bard OF county
Commissioner OF said humboldt co nty.
Nevada. u
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NOTICE OF
SHERlFF'S SALE.

IVY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued out VI the District Court OF the
Fourth Judicial District of the state OF Ne
vada, in and for the county OF Humbc ldt ON
the Sth day vi September A. ID. 1871, and to
me directed ami delivered for execution upon
q Judgment recovered IN said Court on the 7th
day of 5epte Der A. ID. 1877 an favor Oh T..
jones anu against the an Francisco sulphur
Company for the sum of nve hundred and
twenty EIGHT and sky one hundredthf dot
lars 1925 6O-lutp u y. gold coin, with inter-
e.t from date of Judgment at the rate Of Id
per cent. per mum till paid, together with
$2l9 55-IbO costs and Disbursements at he
date Of said Judgment, and aecruing Costs, .
did, ON the 1ash day of September A. u. 1877
levy ON and take in execution the following
described pei sonal pr per y to-wit: seven
horses SIX nuts, Six sets OF harness, one
buggy, two Mitchell Il Lewis wag ms, aims
aud fixtures for wagons, two 'eam saddles.
twenty-seven sacks OF refined sulphur sabont
four tens.)
Notice IL hereby given that
ON M JNDAY, faE l7rH DAY OF SEP
TEMPER, A. ID. 1877,
Between the hours OF 9o'clock in tho morn
ing aud o'clock In the afternoon, viz. 81 10
o'clock a. m. OF said day ut the humboldt
House, at HUMBOLDT station, on the T..
Railroad, hnUlbJldt county, Nevada, 1 will
expose 10 sale at public auction, to the high.
est bidder for cash ia hsnd payable only in u.
.. gold c.'in, all the alb I'VE described property
or 40 much there 4 as may be sufficent ~
satisfy said judgment, costs and expenses Of
SAT-.
Given under my hand at my Office ut w n
nemucca, humboldt county, Nevada, This the
10th day of oe pteLnber, "A. u. 1877
e.. A. KYLE,
sep1o-tds. Sheriff Of Humboldt Co., New.
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re LE C r AP HIC.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Propositions 90 Abolish the ONCE
Of President.
wAsHrNaroN. Sep. o.

WASHINGTON. Sep o.
Several numerously signed memorials
will be presented to Congress next
month proposing amendments to the
Constitution. abolishiug the Presidency,
an Executive Council of State or Cabi-
net to be substituted therefore, COM
posed of seven Secreteries without aUy
superior officer, al! to have equal
authority. thai is, simply strike out
Presidential Office aud authorize the
Secretaries TO have execution of laws
aud general supervision OF the Govern
ment; fur of the Council to DO elected
by the House aud three by the Senate,
from members of their respective
Houses. for two years; QUO or all to be
removed at any time by the House
electing them, aud all to have rights of
members III both Houses.
Barn and Hoses Barnsd.
BRATTLEBJRo. VT, Sep. 8.
The Revere House barn with seven
valuable horses and number of
small stores was burned last night; loss
$35. 900, insurance $40. UO0.
Three Bodies Found ia Ruins.
ra NEw YokK. sep. 9.
Three bodies, age and sex unknown.
were found il the ruins OF Hale Piano
Factory this evening.
Failure OF "a silk House.
PATTERSON. N. j., Sep. 9.
Silk circles have been startled by re-
ported assignment of Solellac Il oons
OF this city. VINO employed 35U hands.
Liabilities 500, 900, mostly due to i'm
porters.
Regular Mexican Troops for the Rio
Grande.
NEW YoRK, Sept 8.
A special from San Autonla, Texas.
says | 500 regular Mexican troops are
about to embark from Vera Cruz to tue
mouth of the Rio Grande for service on
the Il 0 Grande frontier to replace the
local military They will probably be
commanded by Geueral Gonzales The
object of the expedition is to place re-
liable military force on the llue OF the
Rio Grahde, the local authorities being
so independent Of Federal control aud
bitterly opposed to Americans that they
cannot be used to enforce the terms OF
the extraditlon treaty between the
United States and Mexico.
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JoEN COCHRAN IF Lambs creek.
Tioga county. N Y. died ut his residence
Aug. 10. aged l0l years and mouths.
The deceased was born at Bennington,
VT. January 1776. His monther. at
the commencement of the memorable
battle of that place. carried him away
In. her arms on horseback. lie died
upon the farm he had lived on for the
past 81 years.
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whis,ling of bullets through their camp.
The attack WAS sudden and unlocked
for, and The whites were too few to re-
sist, so under cover of the darkness the
wagonmasier and three others escaped.
The train, consisting of ten wagons was
burned. Two men are missing. The
Bloods, Peigans, Grosventres and
Blackfeet range through that region,
but as yet 1t does not appear certain
which tribe nude the attack. The at
tack was made ON Milk river. seventy
miles north of Fort Benton aud about
thirty miles from the British line. The
news causes unsasiness here, as 1t Is
estimated that the northern Indians
eau place one thousand warriors III the
tield Twenty scouts. among them the
famous Indian fighter j. J. Healy im-
medlateIy left Fort Benton to reconoi-
ter the country and learn the extent OF
the damages.
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Running races Will be made TO conform
strictly the Pacific Coast kules and Trot-
ting races 20 those II the National AssOcia ion
Second NO entry will be considered without
II is accompani by the entrance money.
I'll entrits will be closed ut q o'clock the
day preceding each race, except for sac die
premiums.
In all the above races, four or more must
enter, three or more must start.
An entry fee Of Is Per cent Of tbs purse
competed for must be paid to the
secretary ~ The time II entry.
6. O. BIl.ES, President.
G. CHEEowETH, SECRETARY.
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BEAUrIEx the complexion and re-.
move plmples. spots, barns. scalds.
stiugs. chapped LIPS. prlckly heat, and
all irritailous of the skin by using
Glenn's sulphur Soap. In cases Of
CONT and rheumatism it ia always very
tihcaciona YouAg heads on old
shoulders asoducea by Hills Iastan-
taneous Hair Dye. n
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SIP ED PROGRAMME.

FIRST DAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1Sr.
TRoTTINo- remiuil So 0; mile heats, In
to harness.; fEee I1r all horses raised or
owned in THIS state HASTEN Oregon.
Idaho Utah or cal fornia, east Of the 81
ezra Nevada. Firss, SoDd; leeoni, s23;
RuNxls6 premium $500; fire. for all horses
raised IT oaned III this State. -Four or
more tn fill, three or more TO start. Single
dash for one mile. First, S200 sscond,
$l25; third, SIS.
SECOND GAY TUE iDAY, OCr0RER and.
TRoTTIxe Premium S4Uo; free for all horses
raised or oyned in iiuInboldt county.
FIRST, $500; s.c1nd $I25; third, SIS
Rus INIT mium 500; free for all horses
raised or o~ned i" Til = ate, Eastern Or
egJa, Idaho. Utah or California, east Of
the sierra Nevada. Mile b. ais, two In
three. First. $3.50; second, 1850, third.
$lG0.
THIRD DAY. WEI NE5DAY, oCToB6R Sd.
TnorriSs -rremium $500: free farau uatrisd
tnree-year olds in ,his state. ast-
ern Greg II, idaho or Utah; mile heats.
two in IN o., ~ harness. irnt, $500.
seconi, sl-5. tnad $i5.
RUN ISG-pft 2liuEa $500: free for all horses
raised or owned in his ta'e. Erstein
or,g II. Id, ho, 1t.h or Caif,rnia, east of
the sierra Nevada: mile leafs three in
five, kirsi, S450; second, $3.50; third.
sl00.
FoURrH DAY, THUR ,DAY, OCTOBER 9TH
kuSNING Premium Sob; free for all unit lied
tmee-y, ar ola. o. ind four, raised or
OVID Ia isun,boid, County: half mile
heats. Two in shree. First, 500; second.
: %; third 500.
RuSN1xG pgenlilm $500: free for al horses
raised or owned in this state, Eastern
gon, idaho tr California, east of he
sie.ra Nevadas; singh dash OF three
qua lie s-of oue. irst, S275; second.
$lJt; third. 81
| TRaTl1Sa Premium $40; free for all double
teams owned ia lhis state, owners to
drive; mile heats, three in five. TO road.
! wagon. first. 500; secoud $ioo; third.
$50.
Eutri to the above race viii close
| Sep;Cmber 25th. Horses Vontsstieg In
the an,gve race to be- owned and driven to-
| gsther for three months preceding tho
day OF race
FIFTH DAY, FIID Y, OCrOB sR 9TH.
RUNNING Premium $3.50; fee for all horses
raised or owned in humboldt county;
single dash Of nhlf a mile. First, Sl25;
sse nj, S75; third. 500
RUSSiy0- i ineminm S20s free fer all horses
raised owned in humboldt county
single dash Of one-ana.t.r of mile.
First, sl00; second. $40; third, s45.
RUNNING Prem um sl.fUo; ifer iOI all horses
on The Coast; tao miles and repeat.
irst, $500; second, s so. third. $50.
SIXTH DAY. sA URDAY, OCTOBER 9Th.
AK Equ strian TOURNAMENT VIII AXE place on
the morning of The xth day. Presents
to no amount Of $50 will be presented
to the contsstantr.
CoEsoLATsH kUsNI 9-Premium $6G0; FREQ
for all horses that have not taken first or
sec md premiums duiii the faif: mile
heats two in three. fifet $500: second
$50, third, 500, fourth $50.
GRAS SwEkPsTAKs kACA will take place
ON the ~ixth day.
Also, A COMPLIMENTARY SPEED CosrEs T
Single dash of one mile: free for all
horses raised or owned in The state
Winning horse to receive the winnemuccA
Plate AID Gold Medal
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A CHICAGO minister went into bank.
ruptcy this week. His assets were
500 of real estate, but in charity he
Was rich. The Chicago University
holds his note for $10,0OO and Bap.
tist church one for 81 900.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.


The Attack on sPlsvna.
BUCHAREST. Sept. B..
Official bulletins from Russian head
quarterSu ut paredlno give details of the
operations against Plovna as follows:
AT dusk on Thursday troops OF the
western column approached plevna and
working all night uuobseryed by the
Turks erected batteries on the heights
surrounding the Turkish Notifications.
At q CLOCK a. m. on Friday our siege
batteries opened caunonade which
continued all day. The commandant
of Que Of our batteries was Killed aud
two officers wounded. Oar loss ON
Friday was not large. Artillery Gu
gagemeut was renewed on Saturday
morning with great vlgor and continued
all day. ln tue evening our left wing
succeeded IN occupying the heights to
the south Of town With loss OF SOU
men.
Terrific Battle rday-Plev0a
in Iho Hands of the Russians
-Turks Flying In Disorder.
SIsrovA. Sep. 3.
This morning all attack ON all sides
of plovua cJmmenced and was con-
unned throughout the day. BY six
o'clock this AFTERNOON PIevna was III
the halnds OF the kasslaus and the
Turks were IN fun retreat III great dis.
order. the losses are enormous, but
the details are not yet received. The
Russians have erected new monster
gun at Slabosia, which has siienced
three Tnrkish batteries before Rust
chuk.
Nicsics Tsken-HaK the Garrison
Killed.
VIENNA. Sept. 0.
A special reports that Nicsics with
10 guns has been surrendered uncun-
ditionally, the Monteuegrius having
stormed the positions commanding tue
citadels. The garrison which was
Originally 4OO strong. lost 200 during
the siege. in killed aud prisoners.
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WIENEMUCCA DAIRY
FRESH
GUTTER AND MILK

VIII be delivered daily in quantitie TO suiI
customers in any parv Of town. Order, left 81
W "A Tronsdale's will be promptly tilled
Stock pRsaared on reasonable terms.
WA. TRoUgDALE& Co.
Rroprietors..
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NEW VOLUNl E..

The Elko Post. one os the spright-
Heat and neatest weekly papers pub
lished in the State. has entered upon
i1s third volume.
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More Attractions.


NNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
IL ii. ID. A. NJ, 4 NJ. sosiely respectfully
give notice that on the morning Of the DIN
day OF the coming Fair q Grand Eauestrf N
tournament will take place by the ladies
Presents ag5 eating $3.50 will be gwen away
70 competitors, az follows:
FIRST Prize, Gold watch and chain SITS.
second Prze, Ladies iile saddle So
Ihird Prize, China tea set Sou
Fourth frize, SILVER goblet $40,
Entry fec $40 Open to all respectable ladies'.
indian Races.
On the Sd day an Indian nag race win come
on open TO all Put, and sh 1shone corr
petitois, Five or more to enter single dash
~ mile; first. SOD; Second. $50; Third.
so. Entry tee $40.
Also 2 the Attn day Grand sauaw Foot
noee Will take place Free for ali. Purse
sl5; First $40, See nd IS.
Rules of the Society.
Quarter Stretch badges will be sold NJ tho
track gate at VI each. aud will be good onl,
for the day, ''
one owner. one trainer. and one groom only
10 each horse entered shall he entitled ~
quarter stretch badges free, which shall h.
entry. Wv 'nAe VI
All oiiicers, life members, ticket ag-nts
aiei pollcemtn are requited Ia obtain from
.he secretary their respective bad ca prior ~
appearing on the grounds az no indiyidusI
VIII DC allowed to pass to the grounds n ~
wearing proper badge or holding ticket.
| Q. O. BILES. President.
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o. l.. O. FAIRCHILD. one of the
founders OF The heese River Reville,
has parch ased un interest In the Tusca-
xora Times aud assumed control of that
l,ufbal.
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a STANDARD BUsHEL.


The National Board of Trade is en-
dsavoring to secure the adoption of the
f1l!oging standard bushel throughout
kbe u aited States:
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FRANK LssLIs. the great news
paper publisher has tailed; Liabilities.
$3.50 u0U
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
RAse Ball Cham 1i0nship-DrOwned
tm Gaao SmcraTNo INTO.

RAse Ball CHAM i0nshIp-DrOWned
tn Gmo sacramento.
SAcRAMESTo, Sep. 8.
A match game OF base ball tor the
championship OF the coast, between
the Boys OF '76 of Sacramento aud
the .. Calltornlans of San Francisco,
was played this afternoon at Agricul
tural Park, in the presence of large
number OF spectators. The former
club was successful by score of IL to 8.
Chas. Brit age 10 years, was
drowned this morning while bathing In
the Sacramento river.
Coal OIL Ex explosion.
VIRGINIA CITY. Sep. 8.
Mrs. Frank Tagliabue. wife of the
Surveyor of Gold Hill. was badly
burned by explosion OF a coal oil lamp
about ii o'clock this evening. and it is
feared her injuries will prove fatal.
Brigham Young Compared to Christ
- Ihse E0tur9 OF tne MOA mon
Charch.j !, iNNt s-k
SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. z.
In the Mormon Tabernacle meeting
to-day the speakers compared Brigham
Young to CHRIST and his death to the
cruclhxion. Apostles Taylor and Can.
non presided aud announced that the
twelve were unanimous in their opin.
ion as to the future government OF the
Church on which they would shortly is
sue an epistle to the Saints.
Attacked hy Indians.
HELENA, NJ. L., sept 8.
A passenger on the Fort Benton
coach states that ON the 7th instant the
wagonmaster of one of Baker ~ Co.'S.
trains arrived on foot having Travelled
seventy miles. and told the following
story: On the afternoon of the 5th
several hundred Indians came into.
their camp and compelled the white
men. 30 cook vituals tor them. In the
evening the Indians rode away and tie
whites felt com Aritively safe. At 3
cock The ,ine night thsy were star
ted BY Wild Ear ghoaps, and the
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Tx ore II said ~ haze been diseOv.
ese0 Within & ssw mTss os Tps.GzOs
The daily gazette., 1877-08-20
RAILROAD0.
nHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON q
l. BALTIMORE BAIL ROAD F
JUNE 10Th, 1877. f.t

L. bAAAA&Vn1 A@AA6 AsO~S
JUNE 10th, 1877.
Trains will leave Wilmington a. follows
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
Is ,S55, $40, 900, 1915 q. m. 2.3o, 40, 49,
SAG p. m.
Phila and New York, 2.22. s,E. q. m. l2.S7,
1910, 3.46, p. m.
$50 q. m.
Baitimo-e and Washington, los, $50 Am.
1884, IL, 80, 90, 0.66 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for;
New Castle, 900, 6.2e. $50, Q. m. l.sO, $50,
Harrington and Intern ediate Stations 500,
$50, q. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate Stations, 500,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40, q. m. 900. $50, p m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2.22 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, /, ,06 Am.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time ables posted at the
depot. HI. +. KENNEY,.
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-20
CURRENT NOTES.

The case exactly stated by the New
York Sun: "Joseph Is fighting for a cause
founded in justice, and Howard is fight
ing Oh the side of wrong. Now, would
it not have been as we'll for the govern
ment to refrain from encouraging and nm
holding the wrongs perpetrated upon ,Jo-
seph's band as to rush into a wicked and
disgraceful war for the determination of
Josephs band when it had taken I'D arms
for self,preservation?'
E. W. Stoughton, of New York, dron-
ped the following powerful remark AT
Bennington, 81 am not, ladies and gen
tlemen, a member of the Presidents eab-
met, and it has been suggested that il is
just as well for the country that nv ad-
vice has never been taken about anv.
thing.
Says the Philadelphia Times: "post-
master General Key is getting reconstruc-
ted rapidly. 1t took only TWO doses ot
New England hospitality to make him
refer to his associates i'll the war Of tbe
rebellion as 'erring brethren p o'r
he catch it down in Ten
The daily gazette., 1877-08-20
PERSONAL.

Mortimer Smith, knight of the Southern
Cross, won the first honors of the recen,
tournament at 81. Ing Jes Richard Abel,
knight OF Avenel, won tue second DONORS
George Smith, knight of the Lost Cause
the third, and j. V. Mckay, knight OF
IVanhoe, the fourth, and Chester Purcell.
Knight OF Patuxent, the fifth, Miss Alice
Langley, of Baltimore, was crowned Queen
OF Love and Beauty. with Miss Katie Clark
OF FONT Lookout; Miss Otie Raley, Mss
Gec'e Combs, of 81. Georges 8, ana Miss Rose
Elliott as Maids of Honor. JamssH. vii.
son was the orator oil the day.
"D"i'y Deane, writes to the Gozette
from j JJrdan's White Sulphur Springs that
thls famous resort is well patronized this
season. Among the Baltimoreans now there
are VIM. A. Hollingsworth, ESQ; DR.. How
ara, Mrs. and Miss Bowie DAVIS, Miss Huns
gerford, Miss Ely and MIS-. Sewers. Among
those expected are Collector Thomas, Cot
Peters. DR.. Winchell and Mr.. Crane. with
their aides.
1t has just been discovered that one of
the resident Chinese educational commis-
sloners at II irtford has two wifes. elives
III the most fashionable quarter OF the citv.
ana mis- two wifes hitherto supposed to be
MS sisters. were great favorites with tina
Hartford ladies.
General Hawley says of Colonel Holli.
day, the hext GoXernor of Virginia nH.
Is u gentleman of fine presence and acdresss
hne abilities and high characrer." He is
SIX feet tall aud very straight. He hGs
been twice married and is again widower
Captain H. Clay Nall has been spponted
deputy clerk of the Circuit Court for Fred.
erlck county to fill the vacancy caused nv
the resignation of Mr. Harry G. Keef.r
who succeeds his brother as one of the mo.
prietors of the Frederick Examiner.
W. Fl. Ruby, w. M. Isaacs, George Co
burn, John McCann Lewis Virgel, John M.
jones' George McCann, VIM. F. Hendric,
son and several other Odd Fellows will
start this morning via Northern Central
railroad on an excursion to Niagara Falls
The daily gazette., 1877-08-20
nRNR STORES.
The Beat Quality Of MEDICINES,

The Best Quality of MEDICINES,
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROP RIETARr
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market
Choice PERFUMERY COLOGNES, &c..
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A Glass OF ICE COLD ARCTIC SODA
WATER,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice eFLAVORING EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure.
At Ninth and Market.
A Good KEY WEST or DOMESTIC
CIGAR,
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
"Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE.
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods. Accuracy IN dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
Corner Ninth and Market.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-20

TNHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS BANK.
5o2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 23D, 1861.
Open TO receive deposits daily from 9 A
M. until p. M. and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from to 8 o'clock.
sEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF six per cent, mas been regularly paid on
deposits, since the organization of the Bank,
and II Is the expectation of the Managers,
that this rate of dividends will be continued.
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS,
Clement B. Smyth, George w. Bush,
Snas. Sl ". Howland, George s. Capelle,
NathapI 4. Benson, NJ: L. Lichenstein,
n nenTy r.. Dure, Edward Darlington,
William NJ. Field, VIM. II. swim,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. w. BUSH, President.
GEO. 3. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2lA1Y E. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-20
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