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struck On he Head.

An Italian, working at Psdroli's ranch,
south Of Gold Hill. Was attacked BY n Of
his countrymcn last Monday night while
coming over the Divide. lie WI, struck
on the head with q heavy club and consid'
ersbly hurt. Tho Assailant got out Of the
way In . very short time. The circum.
stances leading 10 tho difficulty are I'M
known. II is no easy matter Tor the OF.
ficers IN learn anything Of thcse row
among the Italians. as they stand In To-
gether a. against tho rest Of the world. no
matter what happens. The injured man
will readily recover.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30

The bottom Of tho shaft Is now all In
quartz which gives fair Isays, yet not
quito 90 good a. were obtained = week ago.
The shaft IL now down over 100 feet below
the 800 station, and has . considerable dis
tsnce 10 20 10 reach the west wall Of the
ledge which 10 $50 10 200 feet wide at this
point. Good ore Il anticipated before
reaching the west wall. Work 10 sus-
pended In tho drift west at the 800 level.
tho dip and direction Of the ledge having
been defined BY II.
sutro Tunnel.
Total length OF tunnel last evening.
1889 feet. The face Of the header is now
In soft vein material. consisting OF deeom.
posed porphyry. quartz and clay. requiring
extra close and careful timbering. - this
material 10 very liable 70 cave II not sub.
stantially secured.
Senator.
Negotiations are being made with En-
NETT OF tho Gold Hill Foundry to put tho
surface machinery OF the mine In full
working order ~ speedily ~ possible.
Meanwhile the sutro Tunnel Ii fast near
Ing the east line OF tho mine over 1000
feet below the surface.
Kuickerboeker.
The Affairs Of the company are being
Strengthened out IS fast As possible. with
the view Of resuming work In tho mine
at an early day. W. N. Holman has been
appointed Secretary Of the company.
ueeor.
Bottom Of shaft continues In highly
favorable vein matter. showing some Inn
provement In assays since last report.
Nothing new In tho drift on tho 900 level.
white Lead.
Face Of tunnel evidently about cutting
through into the orc vein. judging from
the material Encountered.
south Cetastoek.
Drift at 800 level still In good looking
vein matter.
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Arrival. ~. n.ss,su.
Last EvesI
ASSESSMENTS

Grow ssiut-si per share; leviei JanaarJ
2sih. delinquent March ath: sale Jay,
March 10th.
vNosdyuie Css.-3s cents per -hsrs: l.yiet
Jsnuss, 2i delinquent February oth
sale day, March sd.
Savaxe-ti pee shAre; levied January 18th
delinquent March let; sale day. March aist
Ophtr-ti per share. ie,i'd January. 18th
delinquent February 18Th, sale day. NArei
18Th.
Rsuxh a Resdy-i0 cent pr share; lsyiec
sale dsy. March 18Th.
Alpsae 10 cents pei share; levied Janusrj
se,h; delinquent February 18th; 's'e day
Butiiss 81 pee shsr-; levied Jannsry. 1i
delinquent febusp ssth: sale day. hsrei
18th.
l.ssiashau- o, cent. per share. lsyi-d Jsnu
ap 18th; dellnauent February scthi sAl'
dag. March i3th.
Exehsques-N per share: levied Japusr,
inh: d~e.inassni February 18th; sale day
March iith.
J~asstee-sl per share: levied January 10th
s%.linqa'n' fse'H.', i'ih; sale day Aareh
Rock Isiasd : ~ cents Per shsns: levied
January VIII: delinquent February 18th; sale
day. March SIN.
Cheiiar.rssSst-t1 pr shsre levied Jan
usry .lih; dslinqaen, fsbruAr, is'h' sale
day. March sth.
Yeltsw Jaekes-sa PET shsr~ levlei Jan
nary ~. delinquent February 81; sale day
March 9th.
Nevsaa-io cents per share; levied January
IN: a%'iinaasn' February i"h' GALE Jay
Mlas-iO cents per share: levied January 81,
Delinquent February 1th; sale day. March
lat.
SIERRA Nevada 80 cents per -hsr.; leviet
Jsnusr 81. delinquent February Ith; aid
d.y. February 18th.
Iuits Csa.-fs cents per share; levied Jan
81; %dellnaaens February TN; sails day FEB
ruary 1sth.
oS~gss Geo. Is cent. p-r -hsr: ieyie
January Ith; delinquent February 'th. 'ai'
day, February nth.
Navsjs-to osais per share; levied Jsnaaf'
III. delinquent February eth.
rrejas-a, cents per share: levied peeemeel
nh; delinquent January 18Th 'ais dAs
f~bruary 18th.
satire nisimE Gel CENTS pr share
Iryisi Drcemecr raj. delinquent JanuA'J
sOth -sle day. February 2oth-
aSush Ovssasan-aS cents per rhsre: levied
December ssth; delinquent January 18th
sale day. February 18th.
Hoe n~eases-2s cent. Per share: levied De
eember 18th: delinquent J shuarv 18Th; .aie
dag, February ilih.
WsSdviite-ti0 per share. levied Decsmbei
3oth: delinquent January aisi: sale day
February sth.
Bsseher-N per shsre; levied Dcesmts'
Iith : ~dsliBqseni January 18Th sale day,
fsbrussy nh.
Hayward Consolidated Is cent. pc,
share; Isvi.d Dccsmbs ixh delinquent
January nth ; tale day. February lth'
mel Rey "a eents Per share; ievhd Dsoen
b-r 18th d~eliDausnt January sis; SAX
day. March ID.
Allah per share: lowed Deeeise., ~
~delisausnt January iIth; sale day. feoraar
TN.
lsaieA Nssessss = 81 per share. levied De
eeubrr isih: delinquent January i'ih' san
day. February sth.
Qsuid 4 eur ~ 81 per share: levied De
eembsr nth: d~eunaaent Jsauafy sa; sA''
day. rebfusryisih.
lgamiltsa Consolidated II cent p~i
shArs, levi-d November 18th; Delinquent
January ioth. sale day February IL b.
sitvsr mtit-ti par share: levied December
9Th. delinquent Janu>ry 9TH; sale day,
January Ssh.
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Trojan.

As appears by reference to the advertise
ment In to days issue. Trojan stakeholder
are becoming inquisitivc. A communities
ton from one Of them sets forth the fol-
lowing: Tho mino has been worked for
three years; six assessments have been
levied, and five-aggregating 10000
collected. During November and Decem'
Der, 1877, the average yield Of ore per day
10 reported 10 have been 50 tons, assayinG
$50 per ton. Nine hundred tons OF thi.
ore was milled In November. and yielded
$l3,l4s 81. and In December. LADS tons,
yielding an average Of SO SO. After pay
Ing the milling, $40 50 per ton, there wa
left 10 the company an average, on those
two months work, Of 81 81 per ton. What
became OF the other $40 per ton as shown
by assaysf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30

Masonic BoSBos Social. -WhAteye
you may do. receive this advice DO no
forget the Masonic bonbon social In dold
Hill Tomorrow night. II will be n o
the beat Of the season. varney's bant
will furnish the music ~ usual. TIT
youth and beauty OF tho Comstock will b'
present. Old folks not barred. Get YOU
partner and take II In.
Tar PIONEER PIRR ENGINE. The OLD
engine owned by tho Exempt Piremen O.
virginia City IL said to be worth $50 foI
the brsss aud iron II contains. The oil,
Iskeys, however, would not tako man!
timcs that amount for II. They yenerat
IL for the good IL has done, and lovingl!
speak Of Il Is the first engine ever houses
on the hill.
BILLIARD March IN PRosrEcr.-Mr
Shaw, the billiardist. has come up from
San Francisco for the purpose OF having
game with Lance Perkins, who is at pres
ent sojourning In Virginia. Those gen
tlemen arc both known ~ skillfui ivory
punchers, and . lively turn may 10 ex
pected when they get together.
ALMOST A FiRE.-There came neal
being . lively little fire At the North Con
solidated Virginia mine yesterday morn
ing, The Ore caught In the roof Of thu
| dressipg.room and had got quite Q littl'
start when II Was discovered. II was ex
tinguisned In . few minutes by the uso o.
buckets.
RECOVERING Mrs. Frank Thaycr. wife
Of Superintendent ThAyer, Of the Juli'
mine, who was thrown from . carriage on
| lie Geiger Grade Q few days ago. ID sui.
| aciently recovered a. 10 10 able 10 sit up and
| move about tho house. No more u ex'
periencss when buggy.riding for her.
ASSESSMENT LEviED.-Tho Alpine Gold
and Silver Mining Company has levied an
assessessment Of ten cents per share. de.
linquent on the 2sth Of February. Or
| acisi notice Of the same Ia given In oui
advertising columns today.
ssow.-It commencedfuowing at abou'
3 O'Clock this morning, and has continued
almost necessarily. The snow is yer,
heavy and 10 melting rapidly. The sur
came out for about avo minutes this after
noon.
TuH FIRsr MATINEE Tho Young PEG
pls and the ladies In general are a%nxiously
s~waitiong the Saturday matinee At Piper,
| opera-house In Virginia City. Look ou'
ajam upon that occasion.
AssrssxxNr.-An assessment Of 81 pei
share 10 levied by the Grown Point Mining
| Company. delinquent on the 9th Of Marcel
next. Bee Official notice In our advertising
columns to-day.
B~HrRIpAS's comedy entitled tho
"School for Scandal" 10 In rehearsal, and
will soon DO presented at piper's opera
house In virginia City.
Tho President has appointed John W,
Macksy and W. 8. Keys Of Nevada. Com
missioners 70 tho Paris Expedition.
W. II. SIXTH. Superintendent Of the
Belchsr mine. has returned from Ban
Francisco.
FRANK WHEELER and Hank Blanchard
have returned from the eastern part Of the
State.
BoB Rowland. one Of the tho ~roughbret
pioneers Of this coast. Is visiting Virgins
City.
HAIRY arLLIa, son OF John 0illig. hal
gone on . visit to the Sandwich Islands.
Y IT 0,.u.~ has prepared n r~eyisiou
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gsPRCrAL ATTENTION RRRR.

No.ios the Z" star Remedies" Dr.. Van Dyks's
"Antt Bilious oars" 10 prsIsrrsd 70 ell othsr
dyspepuc medicines. rirvt. u does not ntpsi
second. u dos not psusssts; third, II 10 pleas
ant TO taste and smell
',Truut OH Ointment" 10 prepared from Lake
Tahoe Trout, and % The best lninent In the
uorla for Rhsumatism Neuralgia asd Bprains.
90 TO your dnsstss. r. . sample bottle Of
sseh. fNss q ehargs. Trout OH. 70 cent? per
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
MILLINRRY BARGAINS.

Nn. 3. P.ss xos. st No. iss South cstrssu
Virginia. 10 ssliins her large ssd entire stock
Of Millinery Goods d No. than coal. % close
out her budpsss. LAdiss Of oold Hi md
Virginia desiring 10 purchsss hvtelass goods
cheap for cash cannot do better than 70 call and
sxamins her stock. rhers 10 no humoae about
pcxt three weeks. Call and So. lass w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30

Present Aspect and Prs0iss or the
Stock Market-Besasss Davi-
dead Prospects Jsssies-Aiss
Compremise-Bslehsr Eisestes-
a Break IN Jseket-Geed rhtaxs
BstnE Developed Latest News
Tron An the Mfaes Te-Aay.
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rnK PALACE RATING STAND.

For . rosst Of bssf upezesiisd In Storey
county, 70 10 Thonss Hsnron's Ealing Stand.
In the fsAos Saloon. NO. : North o street.
Virginia Oily. Frssh oystsfs ct all houn In
syssyy ssyis: ISss} ninsr ~. Ivy, y ,o On s.sa y. =
the bsst and fresl sst Of eli that the markets.
siurd. ths Psiaes hating ssand has 10 suRsdos.
TIL. spts n
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lsr ur wEsrrES UNION LINE ]
BAN FnAScIsco. Jan. $3.50 =. -.
California. 27h. -
Ophir. Ha. 81. as. 5S
Con. Virginia, 23s. 23h. 23s
Yellow Jacket, %, "a
Belcher. So
Savage. i2S. i2's
Alta. 81. So. 81
Crown Point. 81, 81
Hale 4 N~orcross. io,. 49,.
Justice. iOh, los
Best a Belcher. iss
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DIVIDEND

cn,rtSssta-sn pr shAre. sesrcgating si.gso.'
oo; declared January Ith; payable jan
January isth.
Consolidated viPgisis--t2 pss shars
ssrrsvsiing si.0so.o0; DECLARED January
I'm; payable January itth.
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aErosr.



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ss..a.y.. ,a.S
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40 49, p,,s. ,sss tax t,x
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900 Endovment. SOC
1000 Indspendencs, toe
500 silver Priss. Sc. toc
100 Venture. So
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100 Hornet, iec ~
$50 Belle Isie. asc. sc
100 Day. iA,iD
$50 Modoc. Sc. soc
40 New Coco. Sc
loo Bodie. IN
SO Leeds. 7k. 3t0
100 Ttptrop, 3 4, AZ
1880 Justice. iOk. iOs.. n. ION, los
2iD Alta, On, v, s,s, sk,g bio, . bso, 81, ~
ID, 81
40 Yellow yaeket.e
100 Con. vivisia, IN
rs Best 4 Bslcher, lsA, u.
40 Caledonia, 3 10, sos,s
Gu Ophr, 81. Ah
~ ChollarFotosi. n
iS crown Point. ).
80 bulliou. az. 4 10
"a sreheonsr "a
- New Yori' a3os
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,eo 49,. a..
sio nasL, 4 Car~va a.
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TrNaa.

Fifty o n per day continue 70 be the
regular yield Of the mine. and the ore
slopes and breasts show no align Of giving
out. ON the contrary. the amount Of ore
In sight constantly increases with the pro-
gress Of development.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
Lady washisxsss.

Tho mail. drif, south OF the $50 level ID
being pushed forward enersetiesllv 70 IL
connection with the drift being run north
TO meet Il from the 1000 level Of the Jus
tiec. The connection will DO completed
in the course Of Q week when c~rossoutting
the ledge 81 that point will be commenced.
the ore giving good assays In both drifts.
Nothing new from tho east drift on this
level. Tho drift north on the ll50 lsvel
of the Justice IL nearly up 10 the south
line Of the Lady wsshington and will
soon pas through into 1t and DO carried
forward by the latter company To develop
their mine al that level.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
savage

The straps were put on ths v-bOb yes
to-day. and the rear anchor bolts secured.
The pumprods are all in place. and the
entire pumping machinery from top 70
bottom has bean o~verhsuled. placing
everything In hntclass condition 70 again
start up. The new bob will b hpishsd
and everything ready 70 start the pumps
by..ths LIST Of February.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
WIN. NY. poAHE ARRESTED.

The Natter Breashs before Judge
Coek-e7.ooo Baads Asked aud
0iveu.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30

Sinking the winzs below tho 400 level
10 making favorable progress. the bottom
In very favorable ledge material. Tho
south drift on this level. running 10 con-
meet with tho Caledonia north drift 10
being pushed vigorously forward and will
probably complete . connection some time
during tho coming week. Everything In
and about the mine 10 working finely.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
solid silver.

The west crossout from the main tunnel
or adit shows improvement In the quality
Of ore encountered. The upraise above
the tunnel continues In deoomposed quarts
Of . free gold.bearing character.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
LAvtashan

Very good work IL done sinking the In
cline below the COO level. Material bard.
blasting rock. the Incline bsing Ltogethsr
In the foot-wal beneath the ore vein.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30

The pumps work splsndidly and - stea-
dy ~ . clock. Owing to some disarrange-
ment at the Savage during tho past AZ
hours. they have had the water 10 hold In
check single handed. which dnty they
have performed In . first class manner ;
the water during this time has been held
steadily 81 the same point vhero u was
when the responsibility Was thrown upon
the Hale 4 Soroross pumps. The foun-
dstions for the new balance bob are fast
approaching completion. The face Of the
fiow Of water 10 evidently broken and
when tho Savage pumps arc again ready
TO start, which will be about the LIST OF
February. the stockholders may confident
" look forward 10 . rapid draining Of the
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Crown PoiuI.

Daily yield co tons Of orc from tho old
upper workings. This orc IL being crushed
by the Santiago mill. 81 the rate Of SO tons
per day. Sinking the Wine IN the south
drift below the 1000 leyel 10 progressing -
usual. Otherwise no change Of interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30
ChoIlar.Potosi.

Sinking the combination shaft 10 being
pushed vigorously forward. The average
progress il about three feet per day. The
rock In the bottom 10 porphyry interpreted
with clay seams. and block well. The
dow Of water 10 considerable, but 10 easily
taken up and handled BY the sksets. The
repairs 10 the old ChollAr shaft are being
pushed with all the vigor possible. AL 10
isst approaching completion.
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ward.

Sinking the main shaft 10 progressing
finely. the average ratio Of speed being
abou. fiteen feet per week. The bottom
Is In good blasting ground and no trouble
whatever Is experienced from waser. Tns
machinery Is all in good working oondi'
ton,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-30

The north drift on the 2i0O level. from
tho bottom OF the south Wine 10 In . dis
lance Of so feet. the face In . fine eharac-
ter Of vein matter mixed with quartz.
which has Q healthy look and assays from
81 10 $40 per ton. Sinking the Joint AlPh.
winze on the north line 10 being pushed
vigorously, the bottom being still In hard
porphyry carrying small streaks and
lunches Of barren quartz. II 10 now down
252 feet.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
A CURIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE, ,
FHoM TIE GERMAN OF RErxEKr.-

AS once was walking over mead and lea
A curious circumstance happend 10 me,
A huntsmhn saw in the forest brake,
He rode up and down beside a lake.
And many deer ran past the spot;
But what did the huntsman? He suot them
not?
He blew his horn by the fores' green,
Now tell me, good people, what could that
mean?
And as rode on long the shore,
A curious circumstance happen'd once
more,
In a little bark, fisher maid
Rode DER close by the forest glade,
And many a fish swan past the SPOT:
But what did the maiden? She caught
them not
She sang a song by the forest green.
Now tell me, goou people, what could that
mean?
Retracing my steps at evenings fall,
The most curious circumstance happen'd
OF all.
An empty skifr reposed on the lake.
A riderless horse stood In by the brake,
And passing that grove Of alders there;
What heard | therein? ? A whispering pair
The moon shone brightly. the night was
serene. ~
New tell me. good people. what could tina,
meanY
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

spend hours lying on the barely covered
sand bars with nothing but their noses
ob0ve water. They have been known
to run round cabin all night long to
clear themselves from the annoying in
sectse
Horses on the seacoast are so pestered
that they frequently break loose, and run
into the piney woods for miles before
stopping. The cattle cluster together at
night for mutual protection, and those
on the outside fight till broad daylight in
efforts to attain central position.
Poultry fly frym the roost in the morn
ing with combs, legs, and toes as white
as the driven snow. The insects draw the
blood from them at night. Families
have been driven nearly to insanity.
The bars are made of unbleached cotton
cloth, and there can be 30 ventilation.
In close nights it is impossible to sleep
under them, and the victim would rather
run the risk with the mosquitoes than
smother. In some cases bars within bars
are used, for the insects are SO thick that
millions steal In while the prosecuted
man Is crawling to cover Mr.. Frank
Fox and family pre-empted a action of
land years ago on the beach side OF Mos
quito Lagoon, near the entrance of the
East Channel. He built cabin and en-
deavored TO start an orange grove. 1t
| was a point d'appui for mosquitoes. He
stood 1t through several months, but
in the dead summer broke camp at mid
night, placed his wife and children in a
sailboat, and came to Smyrna on the
tide. firmly believes that the mosquitoes
would have killed his wife and children
if he had remained there until day light.
Nor is this all. Fleas, horsefiies, and
deerfiies annoy the sportsman. The soil
seems to be composed of fieas, and the
air seems to be made of insects. There
are thousands that do not sting, and hun
dreds not mentioned that do.
OF course there are days when strong
| wind gives the sportsman comparative
| freedom from these annoyances. And
at such times, if he can wait for them, he
| will find such sport on this coast as In his
hourse of sleep he never dreamed.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
Beware of Small Encroac hmen

"Just little, very little, very lit
tie r' said the Brook to the Bank.
And the bank was silent, and the
Brook wore its side Till the earth melt
ell away and the sods floa ed down the
stream.
"Just little more, a very little more,"
said the Brook again.
And the water pressed against the
ro0ts of the willows that grew beyond
the bank, and laid them bare.
"Jast little, little more" said the
Brook again and Il o wild, n ng stream
advanced with fresh force till one by one
the willows fell, and were borne away in
the torrent.
"Alas !" cried the meadow, as the
water closed in on IL, ''if had not neg
lected the a tack on my bank, my fence
would never have been destroyed but
pow my protection is gone, and I am
rightly served in being turned from a
fruitful field into a watery waste"
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

MIR. Charles Foster officially states that
Secretary Sherman contributed hun
dred dollars to the Republican campaign
fund. The salary Of the President is
more than six times greater than Sher-
mans, but the President hasn't yet come
down with anything, and the country has
about concluded nos to work up any
more enthusiasm on Mr.. Hayes promi-
ses.-Times.
Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Secretary Sherman,
and daughter, Miss Fannie Hayes and
Mr.. Burchard Hayes, returned to WASH
ihgton Sunday morning from Newport.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
RAILROADS.

[DELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
|TINORE RAIL ROAD.
June 10th, 1873.
|xill leave Wilmington as follows
klphls and Intermediate Stations,
$40, 800, 9E, 10 90 q. M, q ~,
ND New York, 2 90, 6A. o At a. m.
6R, pm. ..
ne and Washington, 12 81, 1 Is $50.
n,e, be, pm.
br Delaware Division, leave for:
Este, $40, $50, q. m. LOS, 6 80, pm .
gton and lnlermediate Stations,
! l6, 60 p. m.
and Intermediate Stations $50
pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
lphla and Intermediate Stations,
800. $50, p. m,
lphia and New York, zoe. 8 A, a.
s and Washington, PSI. 116 q
per Information passengers are
3 the time tables posted at the
Ii. II. KENNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
tumington Markets.

my ano sell STOCKS
bpn Bonds and Gold In N
4 NU0, York Phila, baltimore
and local markets.
IxxrRs ASD BROKERS.
|Vouse Building. Entrance on 81
Street.
I,or American, Red Star, Inman
|ad M Lines TO Great Britain and
Y Of Europe
FOR SALE.
Del. Rail Road Co.'s Stock.
1 vii Coal Gas Co. Is STOCK.
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19

TNHE ARTIzANs SAVINGS BANK.
bo2 MARKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24d, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from A.
M. until 4 P. NJ, and on Tuesday and SAT-
urday evenings from tn 8 o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made in April and October.
When dividends are not withdrawn tn ey
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice In
each year.
MANAGERS.
ClementH nmyth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W. own d, George 8. Capelle,
Nathanil K. henson, M. l.. Lichenstein,E
Henry r. Dure, Edward Darlington
w. Hastings, Job ii. jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. ID. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. w. BUSH, President.
GEO. g. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2l E. T. TAYLOR. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1878-08-19
and Commercial.

|,oros. Del. August 70 ?, ..s iTs !,
n stock ',,an House Building
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