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ARCHITECTURE.

lecture given last night TO tho class OF archI-
lecture in the Cooper Institute BY Dr. Osyood The
lecturer spoke particularly of the modern practical
architecture cities, and regretted that there vas
not class Of men employed by the public to judge OF
the architectural merits of the put up in
our principal streets One or the chief evils OF our
was, he said, the great amount OF municipal IN
debtedness. n small town that do nothing else
up big debt Ihc greater part OF these debts
Tor buildings badly put up useful Tor their
purposes. Dr. Osgood compared the wooden -headed
Court House, in city Hall Park TO the new court
building aL Sixth avenue and Tenth street, much 10
the dispara ge ment Of tho iOrmcr
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THE OLD GUARD.

The rooms of the Old Guard. at No AL Fourth
avenue, were filed yesterday evening with large
number OF the members OF the association, tho
sion boing tho annual collation. usually gwen by tho
officers 10 tho battalion. Tho Guard very well
nearly every one being present. ana they
enjoyed themselves in n right merry way over the
viands and cold punch provided for them. Before the
dinner, the nna arrang ngcments were made among the
members for the ball. which Is to take place Thurs
dav the 18th OF January.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

BARK OCEAN PRARt, at Havana 18th from Newport. &.
reports Dec IL in lat 10 81 Ion 80 5S Al Fabc
e ovcrboard and in spite OF oil Efforts him
drowned.
BARK EUROPA Modlcy. from Bakers Island for Queens
town which put into Auckland NJ. Oct 10 In distress
paired aud sailed Dec ~ to resume her voyage
BARK NoRrHwoop tBr. Hocpman sailed from Aspinwall
down the CSC cruising In search of the schr
Ocean Pearl IRON Baltimore ior Porto Bcllo supposed to
bo lost.
ScnR MAroAKA, from Dcmerarx for baltimore (beforc
ported, was wrecked Grand Bahama Dec 20. About
3DJ casks OF the materials saved Vessel total
loss.
ScHR MOUSE rJ before reported ashore At South Bar
CB. las been towed Oh
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FROSTBITTEN SEAMEN.

The three seamcn who were frostbittcn and disabled
during the voyage Of tho schooner Annetta, from
Bolivia, South America, to this port. whose names
were mention cd IN the HERALD when the vessel
rived we're yesterday afternoon removed IN ambu-
lance to the Long Island College Hospital by direction
of the BROOKLYN Board OF Health.
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MUs,cAL AND pnAMAr1c NOTES.


matinee will bc gwen on January II, at the Filth
stephens parish
Mr. Arnim Schotto will present this evening quin-
tet for piano and strisgcd instruments, composed by
himself, at Stcinway Hail.
Last night, at the Lyceum Theatre, large audience
attended tho presentations OF Ruy Bias and Petruchio
by Edwin Booth. He played both parts with great
spirit and was warmly applaudcd. Miss Clara Jcn
nDgs was excellent both tho Queen and as tho
proud Katharine characters almost antipodaL
dramatic and musical programme to be followed
by a ball. Will be gwen ut the Lafayette Assembly
Rooms, Saturday evening" for the benefit OF the
families of the sailors lost tho steamer Amcrque.
Nine Duvernois, Mile Helene. MN. Letourneur, Collet.
Poujois ami other popular French actors have volun-
orchestra.
The Philharmonic Society OF New York, under the
direction OF tho distinguished leader Dr. Leopold Dam
rosch, Will have public rehearsal ut the Academy OF
Nusic this afternoon and concert Saturday night
Tho programme IS as follows -.Landicho Hochxeit,"
symphony III five movements. c. Goldmark; "Tne
Tempest" chorus, with orchestra, j. Haydn ''rhe
Ruins OF Athens" Beethoven: Absence" romance,
tor soprano, with orchestra new, Beroz; 'Guintor
scptuor and chorus, from the opera 'The Trojans."
Berlicz fantastic for panoortc. so chorus and orches
ira, Beethoven Mrs Emily Bulman will bo tho prin-
cpal so0Ist
Tho following is the complete cast Of tho new comic
play announced for Monday evening at the Filth Ave.
nue Theatre. The titIo OF the piece, demons,
wcdlock for Scvcn." will give somo idea Of It's
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MIR. ORION IN CONTEMPT.

Tho President of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany lei, this city yesterday morning for Washington
In custody 0i deputy scrgeant-at-arns of the House
of He will his arrival be arraiRned
before the bar OF the House. charged with contempt
Oicers OF the company state that all lawful means
will bc adopted for the protection Of persons doing
business with the company, bv insurng secrecy for
their dispatches The issue raised will be fought
with determination
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KEEP UP THE BLIND.

Six sergcants Of the Brooklyn Police yesterday
nrragned 10 answer before the Commissioners for
pulling down the blinds of the station house windows
where they ara on duty at night Inspector Waddy
contends nat the sergeant al The dcsk should at all
times bs exposed 10 tho oil ciiizcns who look To
him tor protection. Severe penalties are threatened
by the Commissioners Tor any iuture violation OF tho
rule in respect 10 tho blinds beng kept up
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THE NEW YEARS NIGHT SHOOTING.

John Mcdonald, who was shot by james Blake At
the corner or varrk ana Domnick streets, on New
Ycar's night diei yesterday. Tho autopsy showed
that the man died from the bullet having lodged In
ns brain, causing rs.ralysIs of tne ngnt side Bukc
is stlll IN the Ionbk
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SAILED

Steamers Switzerland elg,, for Antwerp; City OF Vera
Cruz Havana; Rapan Savannah I.aac Bell. Richmond.
&c: Abemare. iewes Del barks Neja lNorl, Cork Viva
tNorJ. do Famouth; Claudna (Porti Uporto; Akbar
(B Penarth Roads; brig Curacao tBr). wiliiamssadt
schr II Marion, -
Wind ut sunset. SSE
Hafofnt ter At sunset. 3O,O3.
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A TEMPERANCE LESSON.

age who has no home, was taken to ST. Catharine's
Hospital. Williamsburg, at an early hour yesterday
morning suffering IRON TITS arising from use
OF liquor She had previously attempted suicide Dy
cap,na over the rail OF tho Roosevelt street Jerry
Artx
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All DEATHS DOOR.

Mr.. James HeaIcy mombcr OF the Assembly from, !
the First district of this city. reported to be at
the point Of death last evening Ho has been aiing
for svme time.
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WHALEMEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from San Francisco jan bnrks Mount Wollaston
Baker, and Northern Light. Smith, TO cruise.
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Ship Caledonia, Potter, from New Orleans Tor Liverpool
Dec e. lat 81 Ion rs.
Ship Chss II Marshall Hutchinson, from New York for
San Francisco. Jan 5. lat 81 n, Ion l3i w.
Schr Ida A JAYNE, Mills from Richmond Sept % for Rio
Grando DO Sui. Nov 25, lat - 30 5. lou 80 TO-
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MISSING.

u was reported at Police Headquarters ycsteTday
ttas Peter Ward, VI High Bridge. was misAinE
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AMUSEMENTS.
MISS rHURsBY's CONCERT.

The most popular OF American concert singers Miss
Emma rnursby, had benefit concert at chicAerng
Hall last night The hall was crowded to its utmost
capacltyan undenabe proof OF the popularity OF tho
fair singer She sang the from "Pre aux Clercs"
aud 1aubers bird song In which she made such sue
during Mr. Morrisscy's lato musical congress-
The concert opened With a couple OF movements
from Hummcls celebrated s'Septct,' which was
not we'll played. Miss Finch could not cope
with Reichardts 'Imagc OF tho Rose. - Tho duet
tenor and baritone, ''Love and War, by z. Cooke
was very stupid IN the rendering. Miss rhursby and
Miss Finch sung tho sous est Homo, from kossni's
.stabat Mater" with piano accom- panimcnt. 1t
failure. Mr.. Hoffman playei some piano solos and
Mr. carr, vioiinist, cssaycd vainly the "Fantasia
CAPRICE ol vieuxtcmps.
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NuE FACTs IN REGARD TO
THE CENTEyNIAL PRIZES FOR ALE

II Is by this time we'll known that the medals given By
the Centennial Commission all OF equal value
fore the only noration the relative position those
who have received medals to be from the figures
made by the Jurors In deciding WHO should
These figures having been published In the Journals
glance them will he sufficient determine
OF priority There but tour whose nes
entered 10 AL the ccmpettons curioav enough hap
that they represent the three cities, NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA aud BOSTON, and think we can
Justly Claim that the VICTORY Is WITH NEW YORK.
IN TWO TRIALS OUT OF THREE OUR ALES RE.
GEiyEp rE BEST MARX; for T. mu.t be snaerstood
figures the higher the grade and tanding the Ale Com
bning the figures OF MI the competitions OUR TOTAL
list
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we make strictly malt liquor alt and
hoIs which tue make, Affords and the satisfaction with
when we refer 10 the above record OF the
great International Exhibition Is due the smpposi-
tion thnt II Indicates any condition Of affairs but
rather because besve rcarms position which tho
aes manufactured ut the Croton Brewery have
for the past fifty years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
NEVADA MEMS.

Al a result OF the deliberations Of the
washoe county Grand Jury to date. that
body Yesterday made . partial report,
ana adjourned until tbs 18th. They
found true bills against Maggie Hart,
for o p. n. Lasson. for grand lar
csny, and Thomas For. for burglary.
and ignored hills against Frank Wootsn
for malicious mischief; WIN. Salisbury.
intent to do great bodily harm, and Al
Tom and Sam Sing for burglary.
The Carson Tribune OF yesterday says:
The girls and ladies' Of the Carson Mint
have been put on half pay, and We sup
pose half tims. This II hard on the
widows and Others who have no homes.
as $50 Per month will not give them the
means Of paying their beard.
The quicksilver mines west OF Steam.
boat Springs are brought into notice By
the work that IL being done on them.
Machinery for the development Of that
properly IL shipped there, and the next
season promises TO be q very active one
In quicksilver mining.
The ranchsrs Of Steamboat and Pleas
ant valleys are great sufferers this year.
by reason Of the scarcity Of water.
Crops will b very light.
Parties who have been prospecting In
the Sonnma mountains below Guthrie's
ranch, Humboldt county, have discov.
cred what they believe 10 b . valuable
ledoe. Samples Of the ore are said to
be rich In silver.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

TAG Primo. Of Wales. as the head Of
the Bri,ish Commission. Is taking an
active interest in the Paris Exhibition.
Every possible facility is placed in the
way Of the exhibitors. and special Offices
have been set apart for the British Com
missionsrs. who are unanimous in their
praises Of the courtesy and cordially
they meet with from tho French author
tiles. There will DO about 1000 English
exhibitors. A special room will be de-
voted to tho presents and products
brought home from India by the Prince
Of Wales. which will csrtsinly fora not
ons OF the least interesting features Of
The Exhibition.
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$3.50 ~ 1AFaAl -
alan. do not very soon secnre sne aeicat OF
shs Iurks, tne.s a.v .nar Iii
oen''''s n.
Tnr FINANCIAL oospl,ioa W a's
Alone almost precludes the idea OF another
years campaign. The houmanian forces
are disgusted At being forced TO cross the
Danube. They eIpee'sa, Mnen o,San'hea,
!. srmsS and nrovisionej. greatly de-
morslized. and hated by the Turks, who
| will mot take any prisoners. Mehemet, on
advancing from we cap,uIed pIsi.ons on
shiioS' There n no confirmation Of Inc
abandonment Of the siege Of Sehipka by
suleiman.
a ,eissI,% o ~ons ~
north Of Tho Danube. There arc rumcrs
Of heavy fighting on the right wing Of os-
mani force. resulting III substantial
.,.,
i, sn.,ssa.x rsnri.sd ,ho nn.sisn s.,.cs
M HsdiIol, near Rustchul. The Russians
Loaf . thousand men. The Turks have OBJ
tained still further oil the La
brova road 70 schlpka pass: U~ahnonading
was going on between the hostiie batteries
In the pass.
LONDON. September ga corresponds.
| emit at Schipka Pass says the Russians have
made . flne road up the pass for the pass
age of q large army into Iloumelis. New
bridges and other improvements In the
road are still being made.
r.. n...n .,rn,..
rn.-"','-, nut.
rAHs' oep'' i"''is
arose early on Monday and worked until
7.sO. when be went for An hours walk ON
n. .,.uu.., w,,,. ,,,u
tue terrace no a"r"A'u "Io'' unn'
noon. Al noon hc took . luncheon with
eood annette. Int toward the end OF tho
r.r.., ba .,.mme,ea opt . sev vorls hi,
NOUN eon"se"o' MS WV
with aim and he was carried TO bed. His
pbysicians ordered mustard plasters anil
,a..... N r,,.r. ,,id mo, .,ro.r am.
-.
ureiy A"Aro VI us aAhsei' MS P'
ton was complete after twenty minutes
had elapsed. To-day q number OF we'll
lnoxn no,i,ici.n. vent 10 a.. oermnino
~ oonaale wifi Msdame Thiers and tsle.
r,sms m -condoienrc were received from,
iii mart, president MssM.bon. who IL Al
Wor, pri.on. nnon beinr Informed al the
d..ah n M Thisrs immeii.tely tsIeersphcd
a. p.r,. ~ snmmon a C.bIn.t Conn.
" Tor s~o,smniving The
s%rns,si with tSs g~rest.st nomp. Presidspt
m.cW.hon thinis that In t6e pre.ence
~ srch : ioss IN tbe countrv all i~iyIsIons
s.onid 20, the timo Jissnnesr. IN order.
h."a n%.,,orsi Jomonstr,tion M nav
~ -. ssnJnr.d sn.h ,re.t
nonGs VIZ pr..,San, W.cMsbo,,
,aIs.r.m ~ conjaicnca a.
w.s.ma Th,srs anil Tho 0ae;oI .J.s,.st
al ,nwa,.ow nrhii.h = iecrco snnounc.
nn ~ ~ f.n...o ., m. t,nersI viii
as ~. a. d. I, r. hclieys.l tha,
AZ. &c. ,,lI he ints,rej In The Inyalldes.
~. IL. pannh,I..n 49, .,nr..scs nro'
tounJ nj [sipcs,s sor,ow priy,te icle.
,ounu sam ~ nrnvinc.s .how Thai
,..,h p,.nSaJ ,hror,bo,,
~. .onn,,, n.,ionsi cslsmity' Mo-,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
AZ rNMANAaeanLE CANDIDATE.

The Democratic Convention in Maine
declared that Mr.. Hayes holds his seat
by tbs most monstrous political fraud
recorded in history = and Mr.. Williams.
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
in his letter Of acceptance. intsrprsts
,his language TO mean that xr. Hayss
has an excellent and uninpsaehahls title
to tho high ONCE which he occupies.
Some Of the party organs, - 10 quite
natural. are taking exceptions to Mr..
Williams hetsrodo1y. and charge him
with wrestling the meaning Of the Dem.
ocraiic scripture. ami Of sutraging the
sentiment Of the united Democracy Of
Maine. But the organs ought to re-
member. in sxtsnuation Of Mr.. vii.
liams' offence. that no is only an ANA
tour Democrat. after all. He hiss not
yet become 90 thoroughly Identified with
the party. and the party's peculiar
method Of making white appear black
aud black white. ~ to DO able TO smother
all those truthful and honorable prompt
inss which arc indigenous to the ordi-
nary human mind.
As a general thing . man vhe Aaa
been a Republican for years. and who
has but recently been perverted. can
handy 10 trusted To write . latter &C
ceptins q Democratic nomination. or
sven 10 Oh ct an e,ssssis Of . Democratic
platform. which will not contain some
scinullations Of truth. II the Dsmoe-
rscy OF Maine we're really anxious for .
candidate who would IL nothing else
but jump up and down aud shrek
fraud" until the close Of the polls
ne,, month. thsy ought TO have selected
q born Democrat who has never been
born again. OF all original Republican
whose feelings aud affections had not
Suddenly turned rancid. when he misssd
tho ofies for which he was reaching.
We fear very much that Mr.. Williams Ii
going TO be a very poor candidate for
the Maine Democracy. and that he will
ALLEVIATE more votes than he can possibly
draw from dissatisfied Republicans.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Austin RervM OF the lat says
A predatory COW made a raid on n
cloihes-lins In Upper Austin last even
ing. and before she was detected had
succeeded In eating two frillsd shirts.
three lace-trimmed acknowledgement.
sms and several pairs Of striped stock.
ings. Az the COW stumbled down Ill
s~mbankmsnt an angry woman could
have been seen at the top waving q
broom in ths air. and with All express.
sion on her countenance which said in
language a. plain as words could express
1t /: "what would ] give II ! could cuss
like q man |"
On the 81 day Of August the Milton
and Columbia stags wat robbed near
the summit OF a hill four miles beyond
Coppsrspolis by three masked men. AMI
yesterday tho same performance was
gone through with, with the same
driver. Sam Smith. Of the ~ spot.
by three men who were supposed TO be
the same. Absut the same amount OF
money. $1,000, was obtained.
APortugussc deok.hand named Enan-
uel Jossphs was drowned at C~ollinsville
on Wednesday Of last week. lie foil
into the river from the steamer Reform
just as she was making n landing. Ho
seemed to be stunned by his fall ms he
never rose again. Boats were on tho
lookout for him. and life.preseryers were
thrown over, but OF no avail.
A Chinaman was bitten by q rattle
snake at Orcana, August 2Sth. lie was
given twelve large glasses Of brandy asa
remedy. At last accounts the uniortu'
nate Chinaman was ut the point OF
death. but whether from the effects Of
the bite or the brandy the doctor In at
tendance was unable 10 determine.
Jamss NJ. Riulsy. In the IeyiAsr.
shows that the proposed narrow gauge
railroad to Monticello will earn in ten
years $751;. 600, less coat Of expenses
$3.50. 600. which will nearly pay the cost
Of the road.
Frank Kingsley. driver Of Weber hose
cart In Stockton, had his ley broken by
being thrown from the cart willie going
to q ire on the morning Of the II in
slant.
The Seven Day Adventists IL Cal.
ifornia will hold their annual conference
and camp meeting at Y~ountville. from
18th " the 10Th. inclusive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

JAMES DRuaNosD. q Scottish artist.
died recently at Edinburgh. Al the earl,
age Of nineteen be hung n picture TN
the walls Of the Royal Scottish Aeade-
my, and FROM that time TO the present
he has been q constant contributor TO
the exhibitions held In Edinburgh. His
special department was historical paint
ing. in which he gained much distipc.
ton. two Of his pictures having been
by the late Prince Consort.
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RUSSIAN STOCK RISING.

The news from the seat Of war In
Europe 10 more favorable to the Rns
SLAMS this morning than at any time
since the opening Of the campaign. II
the reports are true they have gained .
great victory In the immediate nsiahbor'
hood Of PlsvnA. driven the Turks bacl
with great loss. and will to-day in al
probability enter the city. AL attempts
10 dislodss thom from the schipka Pass
have up to this time proved fruitlsss.
and II they can nee gain possession Of
Plsvna. the Turks will be practically
surrounded. Meantime. in Asia. but
little ground Is being made, but that lit
tie is being made by Russia. The siiua-
ton seems to have been entirely reversed
during the last week. and IL Osman
Pasha and Mshsmst Ali do not make
soms decisive movement soon they will
lose all that they have gained.
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SrcRrrlEY EyAurs il nmused by lii,

SrcRrrAEr EvAurs is amused by the
newspaper statement that ho rules
eleven lovely daughters. lie said tbs
other day to q correspondent. "Tsli
your people that ! don't object to eleven
daughters. but ] do object to the
summary name in which they have
killed OF my six sons" Tho Secretary
has a family Of five daughters and sir
u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

THs rorle,tstaiis at Monaco weniinto
mourning when King Blanc lay dying.
During the last hour Of his life black
came up twenty-five times in success-
ion. making a Tremendous run CO ths
lark color.
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TIC Gold Hill Daily News has

The Gold Hill Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It ia
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business. mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

rr is stated With pleasing particularly
that Chief Justice Waite is at present a.
brown as . berry and feels once mors
like a boy among the scenes Of his early
life In Connecticut.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05

Ii. Governor IIESDnIcKs will sail
from Liverpool on his return to America
September 9Th.
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VIRGINIA MINERS UNION.

puIERR WILL BE A SPECIAL MEETING
q ths msmbsrs Of the Virginia Minsp'
Union At thslr hall, B street. from 10 4. n. 10
l p. n. VI TUESDAY. the eth instant. Miners
Wishing 70 become members VIII please take
notice. JOHN TATx. Prssidsnt.
ghAsx SoHroS. Secretary. Witd
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A TESTIMONIAL
CAPTAIN JACK CRAWFORD.

ViRaISIA CITY. NEVADA. AUGUST u,
Y isTf.-OArTAis JAcK CnAwyohp- Dear Bir
Apprscistlng FULLY the valuable - rviees render
ed By you TO your country In days gone by. and
bling nwap % the unfortunate combination OF
circumstances which have prevented you for
sion, ve, the un~derigned. citizens of Siorry
county, would beg leavs t0 tender ~ you
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VIRGINIA Orr. Nevada. Augst 10. ls17.--
n. II. Lindsay. Omdorf 4 Msste. II. n. Taylor
and others Gentlemen /: In nply 10 your LETTER
Of the iith Instant. rendering me Q compliment
arg bsbent. I would say that since the nisht VI
the Hceidept which unfortunately dissbled nR
for 60 long Q time, I havs met with nothing
hut Kindness and sympathy nj your hands : and
Tor this last act Of yours I can md 20 luaguavs
20 express my heartfelt gntitudt. seo.r
your kind offer, and with all my heart I than,
you. Only hoping that ! may bs able TO show
ny appreciation al you many favors. ! AM.
my dear sin. Jour most obedient servant.
J. W. CRAWFORD captain Jaeti.
p. 81 have secured National 0uari Hal
for the evening the 9th OF b~eptsnib-r. On which
ocrssion will he presented the .TiCkRT or
LEAVE NAN" I win alan. on the rams even
ins, recits . poem Of my y composition. 81.
titled /" The Poor Mani soliloquy on the Late
Eastern Strike" Youn, etc.
auiftd J. W. Q. captain Jsck.)
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MINERS UNION MEETINGS.

rg,HERE WILL NIX SPECIAL MEETINGS
OF the members OF ths VIRGINIA MIN.
RIis' UNION, o. their hall, D street, - fol.
TERNOONs, between the hours u I and Q
o'c och. ALEC. In the FOhkNOONS Of THURS
DAY, between TIE hours OF 10 A. u and I ,. n
Miners wishing TO become member will pleas
take notice. JvHN TATR. President.
FsArK No ToS Secretary. set I'd
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Board or s,..s. Navigation.
IB.riai Of . are.s Actor.

NEw YonK. Sept. 1.-The remains Of l..
l.. Davenport were removed to-day from
the residence Of his daughter TO ihs Tenth
Universalist Church. where tho funeral
service Was read by pastor Rev. DIR. Chaplin,
Who also preached an eloquent sermon
over the dead tragedian. The intermrni
took place In woojlawn cemetery. Tho
church was crowded with friends. actors.
actresses. and Others, aud the streets
through which tho procession moved 10 tho
railroad depot were filled with people.
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Political Jtens.

CHICAGO. Sept. 5.-The Je"r~af' WASH
insson special says Gen. Anderson. men,
ber Of the Louisiana Returning Board. was
somo days ago appointed deputy at the
port Of New 0riesas. In consequence
there IL great indignation among Demo-
efaiif politicians in Louisiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
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CLrvrLASp, o.. sept. 5.-Abont 6
o'clock this forenoon two oil trains eollid.
Ell near Newburg. Ohio, 90 the Atlantic
and Great Western Railway. Fifteen cars
Of merchandise, . thousand barrels Of oil,
together with one locomotive. were entire
ly destroyed by fire. Tho ios-is estimated
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