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, 1877-10-12

The Chicago and st. Louis clubs will play tho
third OF their supplementary serica this after
noon on the Twenty-thtrd street grounds. Tue
Chicagos. with Res as pitcher, are playing y
beautiful Ear1c just now.
SPRINGFIELD, I'LL.
!G,kef0i DSt4!th IL Tho GBjrttgo TFstunf.
SpltlA0rlELp. ILL.,, Oct. 11.-i,ase-ball: St.
Louis browns, Q; Bpflng1cld Reds,
ClNCIEHATI.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1L-uasc-ball: Cincinnati,
II; indianapolis, U.
, 1877-10-12

After q sharp competition with tho British
Museum and the brighton Aquarium, Now York
has suceecdcd III securing tho huge dcyil-'sh
caught III Newfoundland. 1t will DO bottled up
Ia monster tauk containing 1,5o0 gallons Of
alcohol, Notwithstanding q strong Democratic
pressure brought to bear against tie waste Of
20 much excellent matcrInl.
, 1877-10-12

Everything slse Ia forgotten by the New York
preas In discussing tho feasibility OF moving
CLsoPATaA'a needle, mud tho poor people Ut tho
Village look GU with Interest under tho tMpres-
s!on that the scheme viii hayo sVuu remote
bcotlnE npoa the reduction Of rents.
, 1877-10-12
LEX TAli0NlS.

Sptcfd! MsDascA to The CAca2o T}fkNnk
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 11.-,Tohu A. McCleyy, ar.
rested for perjury, was discharged on nollc,
and John Mckcchnnr, Representative OF tho firm
Of Clark fL!pe & Co., Of Chicago, was sued for
fntsc imprisonment by McCcYy, who placed Iii
damages at $5,0U. StcKeclney gave bali 10
, 1877-10-12

We learn from plu-teathcr Of an arrogant
looking old sutpo decorating the Grst page Of
the clcYalaud I'idn Utd!<r that VIC may iereaf-
ter consider " T1LpEa Revengcd" by the Ohio
election. It will perhaps not escape the attcn-
tlon Of people with good memories that when
Ar. TlLpnN was On the track Ohio went tho
otlet HnY.
, 1877-10-12

Mr. WILBUR 7. BroRET had another attack
Yesterday Of uxs1n0 jIul-jaNiy, but tbs snakes
In Lis boots were fewcr than '.on " tho day be-
aofe- Tbs WaahiuktonEau Homo curcs such
21"efss die. Better 10 there, old follow,
, 1877-10-12

now In tho possession of cx-tifnt..cr Waeh-
burnc.
MoRtLE. Ala, Oct. t1.-Thc Cotton Exchange
voted to adopt a thorough system Of aupervs-
Ion and inspection OF cotton, corlfol ming to the
most approved rules.
NEw foNK, Oct. 1i.--Tho snlo Of t,oxea and
seats for Adams benefit hns rcaahc,l t1,0JO,
, 1877-10-12

~ peculiar phase OF the Eastcrn wur when
= Datue u turned up In which neither eide wins.
ontu tAe recent hght, both sides have bccn
U'atnphaatly victorious In every engagement
, 1877-10-12

The Republican papers Of Ohio arc dtsp,ayipr
excellent tastc In not holsttng tho ,nopotonuus
rooster which used to dousah tn their columns
tho day after cleetiDn.
, 1877-10-12

The "lady doth protest too much ,,-ahout
"adiectives In the predicate with copuIa,,vc
verbs" which caunot be "maintaiued linda
tptn
, 1877-10-12

II tho Car would let his Grand Dukes Into
tho lines at I'll times other than on days Of Gu
gskemeatst he might effect something.
, 1877-10-12

The Spanish method OF insurfnG connubia1
bliss cAnuot fall to commend itself 10 all nspf-
rants 10 matrimonial honors. Tho nuptfals VI
EInE ALruoHso to MKHcEDEs, daughter Of tho
Duke de- MosTraAs1EH, for sonlo tIme delayed
through the unpopularlty Of tho Duke, aro
bout 10 bo celebrated upon tho promise Of the
prospective fathcr-in-1aw to hoist himself ont OF
Tie country. Tho manifestation Of q similar
fbposlslou on the part Of prospective mothers
tn-law would revolut!ouizc the whole world.
, 1877-10-12

!hat eozodont ecitpsea ali othar preparations for
the tccih aud gums. And Whist Mn. @. sayr 10
reiterated most emphat!cally BY ninety .usnu one.
hundscdths Of the beauty md fashion OF the land.
ptee.ant and delightful tooih.~Ash II HEa.
!upsth pure, sHcet breath. Ask your dfuXglst
for
, 1877-10-12

Among the other things tho Nox Perces will
.demaud Of the Government will be civilized
nDak9.
, 1877-10-12

Tha fearful row made by somo Ohio papers
o1es the importance Of their State In politics
Just now cal]a to mind dispatch sent IRON n
Missouri town the night GRANT was elected tho
secund time. "spread the tid'ngs fur anti
widet Let tue lovers Of tho brightest star in
the grand constellation Of nations rejoice!
Rouso's Bottom has lived up 10 tic principles
tnculcated by our fnthcrs and given to tic no.
blest nation uuder Gop's sun MIKE STACEY
tor Constable, who was elected by Il votes.''
, 1877-10-12
A NEW DEAL.
Gov. Culom Puts an End to West Side
Park Squabbles,
By Removing tho Lipc md Holden
Majority UNcerejnOniousIy.
They Want to Know Why This Is THUS
Threatened Litigation.

Special Ht+patch N TAt caio79o T>I5uns.
BpRIsoyiELp. ILL.,, Oct. 1f.-rhc Governor to.
day removed the balance Of the West Chicago
Pasle Commissioners. excerpt 0eurgc W. stan-
for1. who, having resigned to take effect on tho
2oth inst, will hold oscr I'LL that time. Follow.
tnr Is tho Executive order, u ren,ovnf:
Sa:7s :, ill., e e11s'1ss r. ss sse
chicago park Commissioners hns lacked tho !,ar.
manner which thonld he credit 10 the individual
memi~rs nt,d command The rcspest md contHense
ds1 Il f 1t H. ss,S Il HI mt s sSass we s
secn,cl 10 b. !.rcconciahIe. each demanding tbs
fs,oyal II tho whols Or p.st Of TIC 1plosin2 r.
ses:tsate ls'e varloas charxea q mnlfeaaancc 10
Office nude AgalnAt members Of The IoArd. for tho
tca.on % that tLe nes escst!ns the board p,es!aes
cult Court OF luok County upon information prc-
scnted by not le,s than ten reputable fseehcldtrs
se,oa n t. !uH s,se tine te' "S sas M
frceEuacts Of tic town, desired It made. shall
not undertake. to aottip he pn!nt* at iesue bctwrcn
i,y esrousnx te can*e "f an9 sldc OF the otlitr.-
!he rsnos,ns of pa5t aaa a!n9 yacanetys 70 et'.
remain. ! am fn,ly convinced That I. t. 7.
l,a't,rn, Alden e. Mtl'arl. CLARK fpc. md -: +.
Ad.lpac sa". insm1ers Of iho i,or,l u Ws.t
kind Of 1ulthcatlons which arc necessary 10 The
d!tchalge of te duties Of eati oee. ari TINT tl!c
saso dsn,"a. shsir renora o. al" shore;sic. Sy
*lftuc q tho powcr yeste! In mo Gy the constt.a.
ton Of !he state ei Illinois, DO hereby r:nlurc Z;
j. +. Adolrhs sinnt. Wesr chicago Park Co.nmts.
soncrs, md declare their oIliec. ya1ant.
:. u. CuLi.nN. Governor.
Tho following appointments wcro imsncdt-
atcly made: Peter achutllcs, vice Holden; :;
Emil Wilkc,,, vito Millald; Sexton II. Wilcox,
yico Lipc; E. E. Wood, .Icc Mus.
, 1877-10-12

A pacing race with six starters came next, and
developed considerable feeling. Sleepy NcorRu
was Tho prime fayoritc In the pools. and nftcr
That lie was not being jrtyen tn win. Unofficial
prutcsts were abundant, md after coming in n
hnss sixth for Two hrats tue Judges ordered his
driver, .s'ntth, IL d!sinollnt, and placed new
man lit is eeat. That the change mas In orIer
wus proved by the fact that George took tho
next heat easily. Owing to darkness tho racc
was mt completed, but the following Ia tho
, 1877-10-12

Hs
With yicm ul ascertainfug what thoy nro
% ysIt 10 10 Mr Ill q. q. Uouncy, theirattorpey. at M lis
residence, No. 4a4 ulto1i atreet, at tale hour
last evening. That gentleman hatl retired, but
UPON being advised as to tho crranl OF thu
visitor, le ratne iuwn ami courteous1y invited
HIN to eutcr. rh0 Interview WAS substantially
a. fnllows;
gram tonight stattug that McssEs. Emil VII
ken, Sexton u. Wilcox, Erwin E. Wood, aud
Peter Sclluttlor hsye been appointed a. Coul-
nlfsaiuncrs for tic West PARKS, ytcc Comu,Is.
sioners L!pc, Holden, Muus, md willard. Do
YOU k,,nw anytt,tlg ubo,t tho r.atter1''
swell, j might % well commence ut the be.
e1unlng, 40 YOU will understand the matter
thoroughly. 'TLe Governors letters ca.ne to
the Cousntssioncss Monday"
alllesc were tic lette1a nektng for the resIg-
nation Of tl,csr gentis1llyn1"'
"Ycs. Mr. Lipr, Mr. Minus, and myself wont
to Springfield Aiunlay evening" aud the caso
wps argued betore thu uoycl iIor uu Tuesday
furunoun. on hla request {or tho rcs1gnattons
aud threats Of removal. The t,oyernor reserved
Iii, ,legiaop saving that he wouli give Il tp tbs
afternoon. hlr. Goodman, on behalf OF
Atr. Holden, remained to hear the
,tlrcfatt,,,. md rpturucI "Wednesday morning
viii, lis word Of tlle Uovcr,rr dgci1lug not to
take 4lly further uctlou In the rnattur without
further Investigation ani consideration, aud
thut lc wull1d nut do unytlIu9 in tlls matter
without advising 1Ir. lJonnoy and Ills Interested
received from tho Governor up 10 liz present
tfn,u,n
" Whr hasn't any sutt or proceeding bcen
brought heretofore agaiust ths parties impli.
nj the HoarIl,x trunaactfut1sl
sI,ort tiu,o aro q rest,iution va. psascl IN
the board tliscciing ihat q copy of sir
sicchelkss report VI the examination OF tho
Uoar,l bv furnished tnc, tu advise, after . con-
frrsncs ] viii lhu Governor md the Wes. Town
Hnsr'i' as To- whst Sctinn ,nir1t ha taken H. iii
, 1877-10-12
SPORTING NEWS,
TIIE TURF.

CoIuMnus, o., Oct. 11.-screral thnusnnd
people attended the races to-day, and, mufIlcd In
ulstefs and heavy wraps, managed to rct con-
siderable sport out Of them.
tu tho 2:27 class four laorsca got away, and
there was nothing unusual about II. Monarch
Rn!c was the easy winner. Following is the
sl,tnrnry:
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
PRESBYTERIAN


Dr. Van Dyke, Of Brooklyn, declines the invitation
to the pro iessorship in the Allegheny Theological
Seminary
Rev. DR.. Ludlow, recently OF the Collegiate Re-
formed Dutch Church, OF this city, accepted tho
call OF tho Westminster Church, OF Brooklyn L. l.,
lately under the pastoral charge or the Rev. DIR.
Clement French. Dr. Ludlow has been preaching to
this congregation Tor two months ana begins his pas
toratc with large accession 10 tho membership.
The Rev. Robert soss, formerly OF this city, has
resigned his pastorae a. Ttusvillo, Pa, 10 accept
call 70 his old charge in Indianapolis, Ind.
MErnoDIsr.
Forty.three members OF the New York Conference
nave entered upon their third year IN the same charge
This is o small proportion 10 tho cntro membership,
275. but is large considering the changes In other
years.
The Rev. W. W. Hicks, formerly OF the India Mis-
sion Conference but nov OF Jacksonville, Fla. spent
few duys IN this city last week. He Is taking va.
cation among the camp meetings.
The war IN the East scattering the missionaries OF
the Methodist and other churches that their opera
ions have been greatly retarded or altosether US IN
have retired to Constantnople. The Rcv. ID. Z. Cha-
lis has arrived here from Bulgaria HIS wiie died re-
comfy in the mission neld, and he returns TO tnd
home for his mothcriess babe.
The south Third Street Methodist Episcopal Church
OF brooklyn, Il. D. has been twenty live years III ex-
istcncc II has had prosperous career, and during
the past eek II has duly com mcmoraed its rise and
progress by seres OF services and sermons delivered
Dy iormer pastors and reunion meetings, In which
old members participated
NEgoRMsD (DUTcHl
On Sabbath, June IL, the Rev. Charles s. Wright was
ordained aud installed pastor OF tue Reformed Dutcn
Mission Church at Flatoush.
the Rev Jonn steele, d. d., OF Paterson, N j. has
received call to the Reformed Church at East Green
The Old Christ Church, situated short distance be-
low Lt.lcs,own Pa, Will be greatly enlarged. modern
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
CHAT BY THE WAY.

Tho exPresident is developing unexpected eloqusnce
in England He has made thirtytwo line speech and
given promise OF greater progress hereafter
Cambridge (England) theologuc, after rec,tng the
story Of the Good Samaritan and his promise the
hotel keeper that when he again would repay
him, wound up with this maize remark :-'.Ths he said
knowing he should see his face more"
a judge, joking young lawyer, said, "If you and I
were turned into a horse and ass, which would you
prefer to beP' "Tho ass, TO be sure" replied the
lawyer 'I've heard OF an being made judge, but
D horse never" The Judge subsided.
A fountain ON the top OF the spire Of Roman
Catholic church Is said to bc the latest novelty In vir
ginia City, Nev An iron pipe passos through the
cross which surmounts tho spire and furnishes water
TO fan-shaped combination oil cts Tho height Of tho
is 10 feet
lawyer and a minister, both impccun!ous, boarded
with q certain widow lady at the South End, Boston
Neither could pay his board, but they contrived TO
square accounts In this wayThe lawyer married tho
widow and the minister performed tho ceremony and
the debt was paid and the thing was done.
There is one that is all powerful. heart ever
loving ever open, one eye watchful, and
all engaged to uphold. guard, strengthen and comfort
all that put their Christ. II we truly love Him
dc will never leave nor forsake us.
They sat in tho paror, Evangeline and ner sweet
.sOh that this hand were mine!" .'why ?" she sim
peringly inquired "Becausc II IL mine could
Knock bullock down with II better'n with a sledge
hammer" he answered. Tho last Of tho young
Benedc; ne was climbing along tho water spout to the
roof TO escape the sledge hammer hand
Mr Jones and Miss Smith enjoying q t4 e-a-tete
when the latter asked Jones II he did think women
were moro sensible than men. He paused moment
or two rubbed his avorite bump aud then responded
"why, certainly they are. They marry men, and
men only marry womon." Miss Smith beat hasty
retreat
City church members live and act SO differently In
the country to what they do In the city that their char
acter and Christian name has often been matter OF
comment and surprise. The other day country min
iscr meeting city pastor inquired aectonateIy after
couple OF the lasers parshIoners. When asked how
he camc TO know them he cred, Why they spent
last summer among my congregation and at once be-
camo attendants not only at church but in the Sunday
school and the weekly meetings and did US ali world
Of good they were regular, punctual and hearty.
and took 10 much interest In evcry good word and
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
RIGHTS OF JEWS.


Again i, from sense OF duty. rsmsnstrats against
most uncallcd-for outrage. excluding religious body
of citizcns-the Jowsirom OF our largest fashion
able country hotels. 1t wonder that citizens.
the pulpit and press condemn and express Indignation
about II; and IL has been made public that not
TO thoroughly discuss II until something has been
adopted to guard against recurrence OF the outrage
would be great error. Even the report that several
OF the Long Branch hotels were glad that It had oc
Cured as sufficient to demand attention.
The health of those near and dear to us making q
change Of air and scenery necessary from our over
crowded, overheated Cities renders 1t imperative in
many instances that such exclusions be not permit
ted. No one can deny that hotel proprietor has the
right to cxpe IN individual who annoying him
his guests and for dong he Is entitled to tho thanks
OF the community; but TO issue order and carry 1t
into effect excluding large body oi people simply on
religious grounds not only insults them. but shows
how lar ianaticism 60 and IN what ridiculous
light this Tree community can be placed Dy one III nd.
vsed or prcjudiced person. would liko 10 ask such
fanatics H. when yellow lover lay at our doors or san
tary ission funds needed replenishng or Hoods
and devastating fires occurred, they refused Jewish
adf Or during our late civil war, when jewish mon
locked into the army by the thousaud, were they
refused because OF their iaithS Nay, aid not our
Jewish ancestors, cxled from Europe because Of
their religion, light hand IN hand with the
Pilgrim Fathers, who, to escape like prosecutions came
over her" aso9 And they fought not only TO secure
a free civil, but tree religious government Us we'll
There Jcw In this broad land who has not 1elt
this insult given thcm and trust that every Jew In
America Will stand q unit and demand legislation on
this question that any bgot who chooses to keep
hotc shall not be able 10 banlsh moral temperate, law
abiding citizens his hostelre. ltshoud be made
msdemeanor to do so; It IL against the spirit II not
the letter OF the constitution Such mushroom noblcs
should not have 1t optional TO place tins community,
founded CIVIL and religious liberty, IN such
ridiculous light before the nations OF The world
The press TO :ts credit be It said has almost with
out exception condemned this uncaed-ior outrage
and sure that not only every Jcw, but every
American citizen, Of Whatever BIRTH, race or na.iona
uy must appreciate the thus rendered; and
there disposition the part OF some OF our Jewish
men, because OF the noble manner In Which the press
has vind!caed their cause, lake further acLion
In this matter; but this would be grave mistake.
Prompt decisive action IN such Is tho wscst
cOurse; and We have plenty OF wise, judcious infiu-
entia men among US whom We hope viii use every
endcavor TO protect. legally the Jewish people IRON
any future exclusions oil common rights and privileges
This latest case must be whitewashed over
person proposed TO Ovoray the Central Park bronzes
TRUTH.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01

MARBLE MANTELs.
At PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEF,
n Slate and marble Mantels: largest assortr t1lit1
city. PENRiiYN SLATE COM TT
90 Union square. fth av. and 18th ST., N,
manufacturers ot nli knds OF ~ FH
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
EUROPE.

RIO he SOLD OK LEI.
i Paris Champs Eysces
Two Hotels In the most fashionable part OF Paristhe
Champs Eysoes--yer near the Exhibition OF is1s Ibe
advantages to American lam
lilies and Others desirous OF residing Ia Paris the apart
ments would suitable tor American circle or club
house or there by lour sfncases and two en-
tries ior underl citing to separate hmes who could 10
Ms distinct or united they cbuse immediate posses
sion can be Given. Apply to Mr MElGNEU, $40 Rue ST.
Honore. Paris, France.
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
EXCHANGE.

Gin -GoLD WATCH AND DIAMOND
QllO.cxchange for Liquors. Address c., bo,
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
REMOVALS.

Observation-Disclosures Aisle WOOD GUS. 70 i37 siH
list near Broadway.wood Cuts. Book Plates and geh-
era utsns Material not Ma- nor machinery bought
ana sod Books Papers OF description pictorial
The New York herald., 1877-07-01
CLOTHING.

NTi'S NEW LsrABLisliMEST. 12i 6rfI
36th ST.. utmost vILnc paid in cash Tor ladies'
ans cast OF Clothing. Carpets. Jewelry orders
ended; ladies' waited ON by Mrs. MIntz
Is. IA BROADWAY. BETWEEN ;r2D AsD
Broadway prices paid fot tsst.Uu Clothing,
u or nddressIng Il uAKhLs. l "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

And In accordance with law. and an order Of the
Board u Directors. made on the nth day of April,
1877. ~ many shares u each parcel u such stock o.
may BE- necessary. will he sid al pubic suction. II
The once Of the Company. Room ~ ~iisywsrd's
Building. No. CIV California street. San Francisco.
California. on vHuRsDAY. the SEVENTH Tth)
LAY Of JUNK ISL. o. The hour Of ono o'eioet ,. \. of
SAIL day, To pay sAid delinquent assessment thrrroh.
the SALE. w. n, DRAM, serretsu.
tnfce- Ro.m ~ Hsyvsrd's Bulliing, No. tIs
California street. san fran.isco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
DIVIDEND NOTICE

nPFIcE or THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company. San Fnneisco, California, Nay
TIL. tsT1.-,Is rreeting Of The bsrd Of ri.
rrctor OF the above named COMPANY, hsid
this day. . dividend mo. 49, u Two DolisrS psr
shAr~ VA DECLARED, payable on ruesday,
May 18th Transfer books closed until he
istl instant
mylo G. y. GORDON. sscrstary,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OvPICE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
is7,."Ass MEETING q The bos,a o. TrS.,.s. 4
the aboys named Company. held this day, .
divide, d No. 81 Of Too u dollars p . sbsrs
was derlared. payable on Monday. Nay ltIh.
Transfer bovks cloSd until Ma 18th.
hyi0 A. w. BAvENs, bscretAsy,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
LOST.

AN AccoU'T BOOK WAS LOST ON O
"A STREET. Whfthia. on "Wednesday Last. The
hs I ~cottalrs the name Of N. b. Parsoes. IRE
hhdes viii 10 suilsbiv rewarded by leaving The
salne .. the Postofn sBo.k siois. Virginia City.
myfdf N, n, PARDcNH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
Secretary.
NOTICE.

LIZ PERs0Ns HAVING ACCOUNTS
~ wthR r. KEA1lN0 4 co. o. vii ths
Lady Washington Mining Company can ana
NJ. Keating 81 the stors Of o n. OsIlup. IN
Munsni's Bloch. Main strst. Gold nm. until
further notice. is3tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

IS to $40 ;:a,. p. u: = ;, . g.:
.,rs Snss0k %. PUrsiasd, MANA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
LESSONS ON THE PIANO FORTE.

Mrs. @. r. COOPER GRADUATE OF
lvI Inghan unfvssstty, 70 desirous of asRan.
i,lrs 2 elaas In Cola Hill. Ordsn ~ IL.
Tsrus. - per month. nyi1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
~pILINQrENf SALES.
nvERMAN sILvER MINING
OCONPANY.- Loeation Of principal place

Of business. san franeirco. California.
Location Of works. Gold Hni MIXING Dis
triet. storey county. stats of Nevada
Notioe.-rhere ere delinquent upon the fol.
louinR-described stock. on seeount VI assess-
ment mo. yfD levied On the ieth day VI April.
1871. the several amounts III opposite the
names u the respective shsrehoidsrs. - fol.
loWa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07
DELINQUENT SALES.
North Con. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Names. No. Csr,if. sh,. Amt

Wilson 4 Hutchinson, Tu.ises..sy I'll .ioo. ia -.
And In accordance with Law, and an order of the
Board VI Directors. made on the 18th day of April.
ISL. 20 many shares Of each parcel of such stock q,
9. the once ofth- Company. Ioom No. n, No. tiy
California street. san Francisco. California. on
TUEDAi, ths twelfth day VI June. ISL. al the
hour Of one O'Clock Y. N /. Of said day. TO pay sal
u advertising and exp-n-~- III the sab,
JACOB sTADrfkLD. JR..
Secrrtary. prO TEN.
Francisco. California. myet I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-07

Trustees ........ .
0rrsnebaum. Helbing n Co.
Trustees .................l9<s,s'''iVs's 0s'
Oresnebaun, nelblsg 4 Co..
Trustees 80
0resnebsum. iielblng 4 Co..
Trustees .ioSossssiV 'sso -
0rcsnebsnm. uelbing n Co.
Trustees D.'
0rcenebanm, iisibtng 4 Co.
Trustees -
0r.eneban IN. Heibing a CO..
Trustees -
arcenebsum. Helbing q %.
Trustees ............ si9'"s ssi"''''S' -
0reen, banm. Helbing TO-.
Trustees .......... iSsS'ssss'S''''iS &c
Qreensbaum. llelting . u.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-13
SHERIFF SALES.
sssstler g. DO. vs.. l. Marine.

IL parish OF Orleans. No. A870-By virtue Of
an order of sale rendered February &, 1871, to me
directed by The Homo able the Fourth District
Court for the parish of Orleans. In the above
entitled cause will proceed to cell at public
auction, on the Premises hereinafter designated.
on WEDNESDAY. February u. 1877. at twelve
hour and place
THB CONTENTS OF A GROCERY STONE.
and all the Furniture and movables therein
contained, situate at the corner Of Julia and
Rampnrt streets In the First District Of this
city. as per inventory. which may be sea n In my
office
Attached In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT
THOMAS II. HANDY.
fe7 Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-13

His Gracious Majesty will arrive on MON
DAY. February ~. mt o'clock. by the Mobile
Through Route" via special train kindly fur
nished BY His Loyal and Loving Subjects, hay
ing charge Of that excellent line of transpofta-
ton. He will e received BY his Guard OF Honor
aud esrprteil to His apartments ut the st.
Charles Hotel, ia the following order:
Escort.
His Majesty. King Hex and suite, In carriages
treasure and baggage of the King.
Route:
North side Canal to Rampart south Canal to
Camp. to Caliope, to st Charles and the City
Hall, where the keys Of II. MS chosen and be-
loved New Orleans will he delivered TO the King
by the Mayor Of the city. whereupcu His Meiesty
and Suite wi repair to the Hotel San Cal los -
whore he will give audience during the efter-
noon TO such subjects as may be presented for
that purpose by His Grace. the Lord High
Chamberlain.