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THE HEALTH OF THE CITY.
APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF NEW
ORLEANS.

The New Orleans Auxiliary Sanitary Associa-
ton has entered upon its duties. Its purpose
Board OF Health and the city authorities, In
put Ing our city at once In as good q sanitary
as s k ee6 aasa and
earnest and intelligent corporation OF every
ettzsn rich llz and door who has an interest or
the prosperity Of this city.
Ths association with profound satisfaction
refer to the =, well.known gentlemen whose
names are on lists of its officers and members as
spending of every dollar.
pledge to espend the money entrusted to it
under the direction of It's finance committee
with sanction of its executive COMMITTEES. At
every dollar received and disbursed.
For any, effective cleaning, up and keeping
Glen of the city q considerable sum of money
/ will be requit ed In addition 10 the very small
sum appropriated to that work by the ely bud
get. for which limited APPROXIMATION the De-
partner are not to be hIamed.
The money We ask you to contribute for our
work will return. however, at once to the labor
ment to many men In enforced 1dleness. It will
do good II both ways and still remain at home.
r1 ngsgsd In
| from the business men and institutions of our
city. But such canvassing must of necessity be
to contribute according to his ability and with
out waiting to be asked. Thrust be understood
that the association Is purely voluntary. 1t can
| impose no. tax and make no loan. We need
not argue that It is better to spend money to
prevent sickness, than to cure It.. dollar now
jndcously spent may save hundred here
after.
it is noble and humane to contribute, as our
nurse and care for the INDECENT sick. It is no
| less noble and humane and far wiser to contri-
hr tens an and haadeds 9
our people are awake to the common sense
view Of hts question. Fellow citizens the for
The dullest cannot fail to see this. God helps
those who help themselves" Even the Almigh-
| ty, cannot help those who will not help them
To the patriotism. the benevolence. the intel
ligence and self interest of our people we APP
this moment. Let us res I've that no efort Of
ours shall be lacking. Let the rich give largely
Let the poor man send his mite
Let the ladies not forget this work; there are
none more interested than they. No contribu-
ton will be, refused on account of It's small.
ness; all will be acknowledged promptly as de-
We do not doubt that the PEOPLE of New Or
leans will show themselves in this Undertaking
ward desired by those who founded thu asso.
citation. and will for the present direct its efforts
is the appreciation of their own conscience and
pleted i can be said of them: We'll done, good
and faithful servants" e0NN
Address cont, buttons TO Henry Ginder. treas
urer. or to any member of the finance com
m1ttee. CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
President.
Chairman Executive Comm ittee.
ALERT BALDWIN,
w B SCHMIDT,
MFS I. DAY,
JULIUS WEiS,
y. HERNsHEIM,
GEO. HOTTER
EUW MD FENNER,
Finance Com mittee.
JOHN G. HENDERSON, Recording Secretary.
ap14 14t
JAMES L1saAs.
ATTORNEY AND OoUNsELoR At LAW.
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, |
Sunday, April ~. 1879.
Arrtvala

Sunday April n, 1879. I
Arrivals.
Alvin. Emma Irvine j. W. Cannon, Paris g.
Brown Kittie Nye.
Departures.
Alvin, Emma Irvine. Eva Bale. ASSUMPTION
]. W. Cannon. Natehez. g den Rule. James
Howard. Yazoo Valley, Bonnie Lee. John How
ard John Gilmore aud barges.
To Arrive. IT,
Alvin. Emma Irvine. lower coast; Hem
ry Tete, ASSUMPTION. Lafourehe: ]. W. Can.
non. f. J. Gay. Bayou Sara; Golden Grown
Cincinnati; W. P. Halliday St Louis; Eva.
Belle, Whisper. upper coast: Il. II. Lev, Vicks
burg: Iazoo. Fahchon. Opelonsas: John Il
Hanna, John Wilson, 0uaehtta,
As II not satisfied with the amount of rain
that fell Friday night. the elements vi ere se ain
disturbed yesterday, and there was more, more
rain. with good prospect ut this writing, Of some
more rain again.
stage Of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report OF the stage OF water
at various points, with changes, In the "a hours
lending yesterday at 3 .. m.
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FROM THE PASSES.

PORT EADs April 30, q D. m.-Barometer 49, 49,
Wind south aast, fresh. Weather clear.
Arrived: At $3.50 this a. M. steamship Morgan
City. Read master. from New York. to q. A.
Whitney Il 20.
British schooner Ebenezer. Bethel master, s
days from Utilla, with fruit. to 8. Oteri & Bro
sailed: Ship Union for Liverpool, bark
sleinner Tor Queenstown. bark Harriet y. Has
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETW ZEN BREMEN AND NEW Or
LEANS. VIA HAvRE. SOUTHLAND
TON AND HAVANA.
Tfs The steamships OF the North Ger.
sGlE0ek man Lloyd will resume their Regular
Trips. as follows:
From Bremen. From N, Orlesn,
Nurnbarg. March 26 About MAY
These steamers touch outward at Havre and
Havana. and on their home trip at Havana and
Southampton.
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
From Bremen southamp ton or Havre to Hav-
ana or New Orleans-Cabin, $50; Storage $780,
From New Orleans TO Sontham pton, Hayre or
Bremen-Oabn. $3.50: Steerage. s45.
:. From New Orleans to Havana-Cabfn. s35 !;
Steerage, SIS.
Children under ten years, half price: chill
dren under one year. free.
n B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr.. Peter M. En-
hard. In Galveston, is authorized to issue steer
age passage orders at the following through
rates:
Frsm Bremen to Galveston, 442
From Bremen to Indianola. $46 30.
The com pany reserves the right to change the
route OF the steamers. their advertised days OF
departure and the prices of passage.
Passage tickets from Bremen, SOutham pton
or Hayre to New Orleans issued by the under
signed.
For further particulars apply to
ED. r. sTOCKMEYER & CO.. Agents.
" a Union street.
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0UACBITA uyn.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHITA RTvFgs
rTRANSPQRTATION COMPANY. -sA'
WEEKLY UNITED STATES Mali. PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY,, at s % m.
In FOR OUACHITA CiTY. MosRon
Trenton. and all town landings on
Black and Ouaehita rivers Tbs
splendid passenger steamer -"
JOHN n. MAMMA
Jack W. Blanks master. Clerk Ben G. Oornwel,.
VIII leave as above For freight or passage
Capt. =. A. BLANKS, President.
GEO n u1rr ppyrNM NJ 1os Grayier street..
OARLlN, G. F. WORK. LORD & MoPEAKEs
=. Connects regularly with steamer Tom Parker
Tor Bayou DArbonne. steamer Willie for Bayou
IBartholomew and Saline river. and the Little
BOO b. TOT Camd-n. las &
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PEsAsstaAs.

UR1fAeNlaA9.
REGULAR OpELOUsAs PACKET.
leaves every "WEDNESDAY. at o, m.
sas. Port Barre, Simmsport
Churohville and all landings On The
Coast. Atchafalaya river and Bayou Don n a.
bleau-The new light-draft steamer
VIM. Crawford master, ]. B. Bchmit clerk
Will leave as above. For freight or passage an.
ply on board, or to LORD & MCPEAKE. Agents
de24 GEo. D. HITE, 142 Grayier street.
Connects with steamer ELENORA, Can't. d. q.
Smith. far III landings On Bayou des Glaizes.
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUsAS PACKET
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET
Leaves every TUESDAY. at pm
- : FOR WASHiNafON, vOPEIuu.
vile. and all landings on the Coast
Atchafalaya River and Bayou Oourtableau
new. light draft steamer
FASCMON,
81. 81. Broad. master.
Theo. JOHN and j, M. Sherrouse clerks.
Will leave as above. For freight or passage ap.
" BRITTnN 4 EPPLER, 1os Gravier street.
r. W. ADAMS ~ Commercial Place.
p. S.-The Fanchon connects weekly with the
steamer Minnie for Bayou des Giaizee. and
signs through bills lading to Cheynsyille and
all points On Bayou BPuf. ocS II
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MARIN 4 NEWS.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
April ~. 1879.
Cleared Yesterday.
British steamship Leversons, Farquahr for Ant
werp- A X Miller Aoo
Steamship = Ward. Jr Pizsati. for Belize aud
Ruatan- 8 Oteri e. Bro
Spanish snip Joaquin Sierra. Yserm for Baro Iona
PUG, Corral eco
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LO ~ m COAST.

Low m COAST.
Leaves every TUESDAY and THURSDAY at II
q. N. and SATURDAY al o. m.
,.@ FOR ORANGE FARM. POINTE-
a ala Haehe Greenwood Plantation,
Ierre aux Beeuf, and all plantation
landings. The new fna and fast steamer
EMMA IRVINE.
J. A. Ruiz MASTER.
Leaves as above regularly. returning 70 the city
early In the evening on alteruafe days. FOE
freight or passage aDply On board. mead on uonNs
Il street, au1A =
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STEAMBOATS,.
Exports.

ANTWERP-Per steam hip Leversons--3s ST.
bushels c-rn In bulk 1895 do wheat
. RUATAN Per steamship Ward jr-l15
bbls -four "a bbs pork 1 DBL beef Dbl sugar 1000
"A hf bbs 10 segs lard 10000 feet lumber 1853 pkgs
and sundIles
BAkCELUNA-Per chip Joaquin Serra-76 300
pcs slaves
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. Arrived.

Steamship Morgan City Read. from New York, 10Th
inst TO q Whitney Gco-Agiers
Norwegian bark Wa L. Sorensen, AZ days from Liv-
erpool to ma ter-ath dist
Schr John Atwood Hickell. 10 days from Port Cor
ter to j Macheca--Pic Tier
Schr Carrie Nelson. n .rdia, a1x da-s from Rnatan
to Woodward & Wright--Pio Tier
British schr Ebenezer Bethel, days from tla. to
Oteri a. Bro-Plc 4 or
STEAMBOATS,.
Paris 9 Brown, Halliday, from Cincinnati
John w Cannon, Libano. from Bayou Sara
Emma irvine Ruiz from Lower Coast
Alvin. Scove from Lower Coast
Kittie Nye Sharp, frem Lower Coast
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I'm ports,

NEW Y0RK-Per steamship Morgan City
Assorted mdse
LIV kPUOL-Per bark Wale-7765 sacks salt 6
dez mats to or,er-' ph q mdse Mrs Chas WeiDgsIt.
PORr CuRrEZ--psp sohr John Atwood-uUu
bunches banana, $3.50 pl -ntsins 100 nuts
~ d. pneapul-s 10 pea nah pganv j p Macheea
kUAEAN-Per schr Carrie Nslsou- 600 bu oh es
bananas 5000 plan faius sO0u pineapples l hlf bvI
lines Woodward L. Wright
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REGULAR PACKETS FOR TUESDAY.

he John W. Cannon wi make an excursion
The lettes on Tuesday. May 5. as per adver-
fment in another part of the DEMOCRAT
excursion Will be FIR the benefit # the
fondelet Street Methodist Church. The OH
being good one. the bot par erceltaace.
the ttip an interesting and pleasant one, a
ND may be expected.
he new and fine passeng ar steamer Annie
oliver, of the Anchor Line, David Fl. Silver
eter. Green F Mi. Is clerk. leaves to-mor-
at .. n. for ST. Louis.
ftention tscalled 10 the excursion ADVERTISE
&c OF the Anchor Line in another colum.
ne Southern Transpor alton Company's
fmer Paris G Brown. A. 81. Halliday master,
cinnad.
he tt-weekly upper coast packet Eva. Chs.
oucnel master, sept Toca and Ell. Barry
= lsaReS tomorrow as usual at II a. M.
ae 5ew and & et BAYOU Sara and coast
ed States mail packet E Ward J. Gay. John
roM TOW : master. s. S. streck clerk leaves to-
re- regular semi weekly Bayou Lafourche
Set Hensy Tsts. ]. F. Aucoin MASTER, leaves
borrow at o m.
pc semi-weeklY coast and Baton Rouge
10y Whisper. ! A. comstock. master. Geo.
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yICKssBRe. GREErvILLE Ann nErDs.

UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
FOR GBEENVILLK, YIGKBBURa AND THE
Leaves every tn UHHDAY at b. n.
~ - FOR GkEENVILLE, VIGKBBURa
and the Bends-The new and mag.
nihoe9t RNassWsn HsT steamer
for ali points on Yazoo and TalahatcRie rtysrs.
Boat reserves the right to pass all landings
that the captain may daam unsafe.
O. G. WAYNE, 81 Grayier At.
y. ". ADAMS. n Commercial Place.
49, u. +. WORK, 10 commercial Place
VIII give through bills Of ladIng to TrenIon.
Monroe and Oil Citations on Vieksburg. ShreYe.
port and Texas Ratlrqad, J y i,t Delta a.
sel4 q 50 Magazine street,
SATURDAY vICKsBUHa UNITED srATns
MAIL PACKET.
Leaves f s5fTz v aiAaKEgHRAz err & hvn
Natohez and all intermediate land.
'nee-ine sR RsGasssHnger packet
a. = Leathers master ]. r. Muse, clerk.
CONNECTING at VteksburE with the Parisnf line
Tor Yazo0, Tallahstchie and gnnfiowar rtuara
and WI1n Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
This boat reserves the right to pass An lana,
ln&s that ne CAPTAIN may consider unsafe.
ZOE s'en' G e RRfSss szSs sRHR beSagd 70
J. p. OARLTN. 60 Magazine st
through bills lading given to Trenton Mon.
roe ana all stations on Vieksburg, Shrevenorf
W.B. BRooKETT.
SO Magazine street.
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Receipts Mt the Old Basin,

Receipts ut the New Wasin.
Tchefuncta River-Per schr Dorio and Doirio-s5o
bbls sand to order
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19
over the Cra,rai Pacific.

Overland travel to and from the East
will soon be shortened IA hours. When
that desirable time comes, and 1t will
come In about three months, trains will
leave Virginia at 4 p. ". and Reno ut
$50 P. NJ. reaching San Francisco ut 8
o'clock next morning at latest. Over.
land trains now run the old track to
Bantas In the San joaquin Valley,
thence strike TO tho Sacramento River
and thon skirt the bay. The route Is 9
very pleasant one. When the expected
arrangement goes into operation, trains
will depart from SACRAMENTO over the
Vallejo route. run to Bsnecia, and there
be taken over In u boat and run thence
by the present route to San Francisco.
AZ o as this IL Effected. goodbye to
the lightning e~xpres-it will DC no
longer needed. A sleeper will then DO
run daily from Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19
MILITARY ITEMS.
sensthisg Abeus what oar Hero
Bsldisrs Are DeinE.

At . regular meeting Of the Sarsficld
Guard held on the 9Th instant. the
monthly shooting day Of the company
wa changed from the first Sunday to
TO the second Sunday in each month.
This was done for tbs purpose Of SC
commodating some members. and to
give the boys OF our company an oppor-
tnnity TO visit other targets In the county.
All the other companies have their
monthly shootipgs on the hrst Sunday
In each month. A full attendance IL
requested at the Sarsfsld armory this
evening, a. an amendment to the pres
ent rules will probably be offered. II is
a matter in which every member Is i'm
terested.
The members OF the Emmett Guard
are showing great industry In preparing
for the coming campaign. They have q
company contest every Sunday. and at
the following meeting the names OF all
making meritorious scores are read
aloud. This, In addition to prizes OF.
fsred. il q great incentive TO exertion.
The crack Of the rifle Is heard every
day In tho vicinity Of the National Guard
target. Company A does not intend to
lose her prestige this season II she a
avoid Il.
The washingtons have several good
shots which they will match against
o similar number from any other COM
pany. More practice in team shooting
would give them great strength.
The Montgomery Guard comprises o
iue lot OF men. and II they are not
favorably heard from this season II will
be their MI fanlt.
Even the artillery company boasts
some sharpshooters that are not TO DO
mentioned as second class. Indeed. 1t
il quite possible that q team can DO
selected from the ~"cannon boys which
would put tho rest Of the military to
their trumps in Q match ut the 20O-yard
target.
The News Is pleased to note the in
creasing interest which 10 being mani
Tested by our local military companies.
There can DO no doubt but that by taking
the crack shots from our different com.
panies we would be able TO meet upon
an equal footing the same number Of
men from any other part Of the world.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19
raK PEorLR WANT PROOF.

There 10 y medicine prescribed By physicians
or sold By druggists that carries such evidence
Of its success and superior virtue - Boschss'i
German Syrup for ssvsre Coughs. Colds ssttlsd
on The bfeaAt, Consumption, or any disease Of
the Tnrost and LungS. proof Of that fact ID
that any person afiietsd can get . sanpls bottle
for 10 cents and Try is superior effects nefors
buying the regular piss 81 rs ceuts. 10 has lately
been introduced In this country IRON Germany,
and tie wonderful cures are astontshlnR ever
one that uss~ it. Thres doses will relisvs any
case. Try 10. Sold by all dnGgists In America.
dsit COW Sat
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19
AZ Inc C~ssmopeiitaa.

DR.. volney s~palding. so well remsm.
bsred and esteemed by oil old timers on
the Comstock. Is now well enthroned rs
manager Of the famous Cosmopolitan
Hotel, San Francisco. mi Of the grand
o.. and best institutions Of the sort In
the Bay city. Yet he Is no prouder than
whom be used to run a hrst-class saloon
on O street, Virginia. He remembers
every old Comstocker by the nose aud
back, aud extends that same genial smile
and jolly shake Of the hand to them rs
Of yore. Moreover. II they conclude
TO make his house their home while In
the city hs will not slaughter their
finances with unreasonable charges.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19
Piper's Opera lisuse.

John T. Raymond will appear al
Piper's Opera House this evening In
"Colonel Sellers" He is sure to have
q crowded house. Those who wish 70
be comfortably situated will do we'll to
look out for their seats without delay. a
the rows Of dots are increasing constant
ly. and are already sufficiently numerous
70 guarantee . large attendance. Those
who seek for amusement may rest a.
sured that there's millions In IT,"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19
SUPERIOR MEcHINERY.
A solid, Compact, Powerful. Coo.
veniensa and Durabie Double Es.
gtns for the Alta.


We were to-day shown 1t Emmst's
Foundry. Lower Gold Hill. Of the
most perfect pieces Of mechanism ever
seen ON tho Comstock. II Is q doubls
engine. designed for the head OF the
double incline winzs recently com.
msnced in the lower levels Of the Alta.
aud is the product Of the skill and In
vention Of J.. D. Pitchiord. Supsrintsnd.
emit OF the works.
The engine 10 an upright, the
cylinders being 8 by 10 inches, OF TO-
horse power. balance piston valves and
capable Of doing the work Of sinking
TO q depth Of 1000 feet. II has two
reels on o shaft A.. inches In diameter
with heavy bearings, the reels being Of
sufficient capacity to bold 1900 feet OF
round inch cable. Complete, the
machinery weighs 0 1000 pounds. It 10,
however, so constructed that II can be
lowered into o shaft 4 by 4 feet, the sole
plate being the largest piece, but weigh
Ing only 1900 pounds.
The whole OF the engine when set up
rests ON the sole plate. being held In
place by Ave anchor bolts. When In
operation It will be perfectly under the
control OF the engineer. Standing on q
small raised platform. he has the lever.
reverse lever. clutch bar. by which one
reel may be thrown out Of gear, and
brakes for each reel, all ut easy COM
mand. The reels have post brakes lifted
for the use OF iron brake blocks similar
10 those used by railroads.
The engine will be completed and
ready to run In . day or 90. Before
being taken into the the Alta mine II
will be tried. When ready to be trans
ported to the mine II will be bolted upon
a wagon aud taken to some mine where
compressed air can be obtained aud
there tested. To this test all mining
men are invited. Those who have
seen II pronounce u the finest engine
OF Its kind and for the purpose to which
II Is adapted and for which II Was con-
structed yet seen on the lode. 1t should
DO christsnsd 'Multum In Parvo."
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rnR .cARcIrY or pIAMoNps,

Gold and Silver. and the dinneulty met with In
securing them. 10 . sure indication Of thsir
value. Thus II 10 with valuable medicine.
DR.. Aus. Ksissr's celebrated German Pulmonic
Elixir. through the Jealousy Of rivals. has met
with the moot blttsr opposition. snd spparsntiy
lnsurmounAble obstacles hsvs bssa thrown In
its way; bat its opponsnts might - veil IN 70
change the eoufss o. me sun. weep oeek ne
with Q tear. For thu cure Of Throat and Lang
Diseases. such 90 Coughs. Colds. Consumption
and Bronchial Affections. Il 10 unequaiod. It's
cures are truly magical. Ask J. Jones, Jr.,
druggist, Main street. 9old Hill. for u. The
his name blown on svsrs 10 cent bottis. Trial
bottles Is cents. hoie CIV
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svyssss. shis Msvsi.g.

Jas o'Seii. Miss Mcqueen, Miss Cain.
Miss Eliza Long. Ada Pierce. Mrs Guy
Thorpe and sou. John T Raymond. Mrs !
saunders. J Williams. J Hoppe, james
o'Toole. d Schwartz. Miss q De Forest,
W H!fitzgsrald. Miss T. 7 Badger. Mr.
Crockett. Miss q G Pierce. WIN Sims,
VIM Morrill,. J W varney. o LernhArt
J II Graves, Y Ritter. II X Allen. Y LAwlor
@ II Gibson. q c Stately, A Billings
G II weleh. Robt Lane, q Laruo. ChAs I
Lutgen. L ThAyer.
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K,ofP. Bali.

The Knights Of Pythias will give
their grand uniform ball tonight a
Cooper's Hall, Virginia. The readers
Of the NEWS need no assurances OF the
success OF this pleasure party. for the
Sir Knights never fail In anything OF the
kind thew undertake. The best Of mu.
sic will be In attendance and everything
will be arranged for tho %convsniencs.
comfort and happiness Of the guests.
The fact that the members OF the order
will appear in uniform will add to the
qaiety Of the scene.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19

TIE heavine Of the ground as the
frost IN out. and tho gradual SET
Ting Of certain portions which seem TO
rest uneasily ON their beds ere damaging
water and gas pipes all along the Com
stock. II has been found necessary to
make sleeve connections In many places.
LAST Friday evening the shop OF
James Mcknight, boot and shoemaker.
corner Of @ and Carson streets. Virginia.
was entered and three or four pairs Of
boots left for repairs by customers
stolen.
L. A. F,RGo. the San Francisco
liquor merchant. who had his leg broken
q few weeks since by q fall received
while passing down Union street, Vir'
ginia. left for his home night befors
last.
TuE Grand Jury convened at 10
O'Clock to day and adjourned till p. NJ,
at which time il was to have been re-
constructed II necessary and would then
90 70 WORK
ARuNoR was prevalent in Virginia last
evening that the Union Consolidated and
the North Con. Virginia were about to
DO consolidated. hence the advance. etc.
Tnr water IN The Hooded mines Is
being lowered at the rate oil from IL TO
10 ieet per Jay, . .nls morning STOOD
IN. p''. 1vu ~
over the case OF Ldwaru anu A'ee n,e'
tu.I Insurance Company.
.-e.,u,,..n.,, .,on,..,
-"
asIV .os,snds~ ma,n;n, =, = noin, nsa,
..aSis,,ss,
w,sox h,. NV ,soc,..
n,-,.a., co,,, h..r ,ami,,.a 10
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lecture Te.sixhs.

Rev. j. r. Graves Of Nashville. Tenn.
will lecture this evening at National
Guard Hall. Virginia, on "Spiritism Not
OF God. nor Warranted by the Bible
He contends that neither angels MOI
devils. much less disembodied spirits.
can reveal the future. This lecture will
bs free. and the public are cordially in
vited to attend II. Tomorrow evening
he will discourse on Modern spiritism
In tho Light Of Science" and to that
lecture an admission Of fifty cents will
be charged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-02-19
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Dine Of the most extraordinary cures on
record WA that Of the man John Y. Herman
dex, residing In halt Lake City. who vas Of
deaths door with that terrible disease kArzs-
mus the best medical aid hal failed 90 stop
tho progress OF the msisdy. when twenty.three
three phiAls OF BRlsTOLs PILLS made him .
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