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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
TOWN ORDINANCES.

| thsiy sver.es monthIy reoeinta A. IN the Il.
t-.. naseSiS .es n.'"" '''P'''
'oyins scneouie; e;,,A,~ ,...,r.. ,~o h,ra,,.
AMI" y - aUsssa,,, Nearss sy.iva aoi.
ism' i W We SA''" '''''
S..o,a uo,,h,v ,.c.,nt. ma hura,sd
sseona olass. E non.ny ,ecs'P. aS. Sne Sn,i.,.
or.,sn,,, ,srsn.s ~ s.. Soiisr. AAN
Tb,yd oisss-wonthiy recelpt, under one
hnndrsd Saiisr, ausrter,v iiosnse. ave dollsrS
nnnarso oohAfs, qusf'e''y ''0sn's' n'e u'"A"
| sohkh hAhtNs'
| corporation eng.ced In the making or repairing
i OF steam boilers shall psy, quarterly. for .
license 70 carry on the ssms. according TO his.
their. or i!s sysrsgs @ monthly business or re-
fIrst oisss~ Monthly business or receipts
ave thousand dolars or over, quarterly license.
i twenty-five dollArs.
Second Ciasa-Monthly business or receipts
three thousand dollars or over and under Ave
thousand dollars. quarterly license. twenty dol.
lars.
Third Ciass-Monthly business or receipts
two thousand dollars or over and under three
thousand dollars, quarterly license, hfteen dol
lara
Fourth Class--Monthly business or receipts
under two thousand dollars, quaftsfiy license,
ten dollars. 1....
boot AID ssoExAkrM d,
business Of boot or sh''-'' q" e
cobelins. ,aAil pay g. -, p
average monthly sales or recsip,s. ss In the fol.
loving sen, due: .,. ..,... .. ,.,,,. ,,,..
flrst cl.ss-hontny asies or reIe,p.s p .naSs -
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license zen
dollars.
second clas-hontniy nies or reee,ps un'
der three hundred doiiArn, quartefy icense'
ave doilars.
a. sowLiso Alin as ,., q, an.
| eco. ~. Every prnon oi nrm euksReu w sue
business Of ieepins boslins alley OF bowling
.ller Tor pnoIie use OF nlfe snal, p.S' gu,
terlJ. for license therefor. according 10 III, of
so,.a,s .ehsSn,a.
p,,It ci..s"wocth,v r.ceipts one hundred
"a ar, dolisr. or oysy ousitrriy Iicense. six
aona c,.uo,,h,, ,...,ni. rras, nm.
hundred and nf'y dollars. quarterly license
'hree aolsn Avn o,v,,. ,o,vr.
ssokhM. rAcfohs Asp .assnL .'si' x =.
sEo. y. Every person, n,n. .ssoeis'ion. or
coIPorn,on engsx w ,a' .s.an., ,,,,,.s,v ~
anu n.sn,,an ~, s. .nss.s., W. rs,csns mipins or
any ae.er,puon ,,As,,e aus. wp 49, nx IN ..n,
o,h,r stoeis o. collecting r,nis' ' ss tns % a,sn,,
~, ,,csoss ~ es.,v an tbs ssme .esording
t,hs. ibeir. or its % s,srsse monthly sales or 70
ceip's. as 10 the ioliowlns scneoaie: A.,
.. r, se,,... 'n.ay ~. 0,.s ~. ,,s,,.,Iv ies,ss
,hVuao ,h's,s ao,,.e. so,A'' w o'''' fN-'"
second Cmss-AonInu sa'ss ~ ns.,p. NV, n.e
tnouanu collars or over Ana unael sn Inou'
| sand ooiar' quArHfy hcense' Weny'n'oe e"r
lars. .,- - .,.,.
twenty-five HUNDRED dollar. OF over and undsr
Il hve thousandd u ,iars. QuAnefiy license. tWehty
dollars
| Fourth Clas.,honthiy sales OF Ieceipn nj
teen nanassd d1,. ao or r, Uvs. asa sna. nnu ANY,
dollars.
Fifth ola.sIhonthly sales or receipts under
nhs.n hundred dollars, quarterly license, Ten
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16

TEE recent incarcerationo Of the editor
Of the ThomAstown ridst.s in the insane
ssylum. q hopeless maniac. has a sad.
sad history. People who recently saw
an article in his paper entitled. "Dsath
OF an Angle Worm. and did not read
beyond the heading. were not aware that
the article was an obituary Of the edit
or's aunt. who had Just lsft him ell her
money. aud that a. the article went to
the printer. Il Was headed. death OF
an Aged Woman. .''-Harkeye.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16

AxAx's CURIOSITY never reaches the
female standard until some ons tells hin,
that his name Was in yesterdays paper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16

On motion Ordinance 100 was paced By the
following vote: Ayes trustees Fox. wolley,
Copeland and President Stevenson. Abssnt-
DIE pstsd aeId HIN. March u. 1879. q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
CAPITo OIL
r OTIS S Err IE.
II shs Capital saiiiara saisss.
MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL
o1srERs.
GAME,
r'sH' rro..
Cooked to order at all Rolfs.
DINNER AT 4 O'CLOCK r. N.
Fresh Eastern and California oystsrs ~
oeived daily. and served In any style.
Manning's Pan Roast speciality.
- Houss open all night, .,.v,,.
FRENCH RESTAURANT.
MAIN ERr..............GOLD HiLI-
Opposite the Ecllpee stable.
GEO. pvPREY. PROPRIETOR
TUE cuoIoKsr OF EVERYTHING TUE
4 Msrhst anJrds.
|>aM FISH. CANE. -
Etc. E,e., kA
Served mn in the mo,t spproyed French style,
or cooked TO order at short notice.
WINK. FRUIT and all the Injuries OF the
gHMEALs AT ALL HOURS. ~
Board By the Day. Week. Mouth or Meal.
| Ha,ing had thorough personal experience a.
| Q nrst-ciass Maitre de Cuisine for over twenty
years. I can guarantee the most eIcsllent satis-
faction 70 my patrons. o,o nrn,vv
lOm, uEO. DUfhkf.
GOLD HILL BAKERY
r e 8 r A U r A N 7
MAIN STREET. HILL,
Opposite the Eclipse Livery Stables.
J. p. BICKER.. Proprietor.
EsREsH BREAD, PIES, CAKES. AND HOT
: Rolls svery day. delivered q the rel
dsnoes Of customers.
BREAD AT REDUCED PRICES.
- Pies and oaise at reduced prices.
Fancy OF assorted Cakes made TO order n
short notice.
Tho Restaurant Department 10 the nnsst fr
| the stats. All Kinds Of Game, Poultry apc
Fresh Fish recsived and served mp daily. Sr
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srAaKs AND ohnuusss.

$50. -. Every person. nrIn. association o.
corporation engaged In the business Of trans.
porting pssssnsers for hire from the Town Of
Gold Hill 10 any other place. or from any other
place 70 the Town Of Gold Hill, and who or
of his. their or its route, or an agency In the
Town OF Gold Hill. shall pay. quarterly, for
licenss 10 carry on the same, according 70 his.
their or its average monthly receipts, 90 In the
following ecbeduls
First C.s.s donthiy receipts one thousand
dollars 90 over. quarterly license. thirty dollars.
second Class--Monthly receipts under one
thousand collars. qusrtsriy license. twenty dol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-16
rrrRRss AND yRriaHr COMPANIES.

eRc. u. Every person. hrm, association or
corporation engaged In the business OF trsns-
hitting letters or other packages Forwarding
aud carrying gold dust. bullion. coin or freight
for hire. from the Town Of Gold Hill TO any
other place, OF from any other p ace 10 the Town
Of 0old Hill. and who has . place OF business
or agency In said town, shall pay. quarterly. for
Q license 20 carry on the same. sccUrdinr To his.
their or lie monthly receipts, ~ In the average
following schedule;
Flint OlAss-Monthly receipts nve tnousand
dollars or over quarterly license. thirty dollars.
second Class-Monthly receips under i've
thousand dollars. quarterly licenss. twenty dol
lau.
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uAwxxHs AND rrppLxRs.

SEC. %. Every person or nrm engaged In the
businsss Of haviing or pedd ina goods. wares.
or merchandiss Of any description. except lee
cream and milk. from vehicle or otherwise.
shall pay for license 10 carry on the same, 20.
cording U his OF their average ssles or receipts.
a. In the following schedule:
First Clsss-Monthly sales or receipts one
thousand dollars or over, quarterly license,
thirty doilarp. or monthly license, nfteen dol.
lars, st the option Of heensee.
second ass-Mohthly sales or receipts IN.
der one thousand dollsrs, quarteriy ieense.
twenty dollars. OF monthly license, ten dollars.
Il the option OF the lcensee.
Third Clsss-Daily sslss or receipts nfty dol
lars or over. ave dollars for each day. unlese
the person or nrm engaged IN such businees
pay for and take out monthly or quarterly u.
cense.
Fourth Class Daily sales or receipts under
any dollars, three dollars for each day, unless
the psrson or nrm engaged In such business
psy for and take out monthly or quarterly IL
esnse.
enc. 81. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business of hawking or peddling Ice cream shall
pay for . lioouse 70 do the same. according 70
his or their average saies % receipts, - In the
following schedule;
Rirst 6lsss-Dsily sales OF receipts any DOL.
iass g ovw. quarterly license, twenty-five dol'
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THE PIONEER
SHAVING 4 nAlRpREssIEa SALOON
o. PoHL. PROPRIETOR.
MAIN eTREkr.-.--.---...tso HILL
Opposite olbson's Saloon

OLxAN TOWELS AND SHARP. RAzoRs.
u Ouich. smooth. Neat. liutelAs. work.
Hsir CUTTING and Dressing done In the most
srtistsc' suitshls and satisfactory styls.
TAs o,d P1eossr Saloon b the piacss sn1 doa'
yoa forsstis. 70"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

NITROUS OXIDE FOR THE PAINLESS
IN Kstracuon of Teeth. AllwOrk Fir, Cis.-
anS Wayrsntsd Sl
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Sac. II. Every person or nrm engaged In
the business OF heep.ng daguerrean or photo.
graphic gallery. or IN painting portraits or
mlni.turrr. Oh I'll pay. quarterly, for Q license
10 carry on the rame. according 10 his, her. or
their average month.y sales or receipts, - In
the following schedule:
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license, ten
doliars.
second Class-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars. quarterly license.
iye dollars.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

nation being shown by the members TO give up tne
charter the Grand Marshal seized the parchment
and bore il from the lodgc-room
Testimony was taken Yesterday before Master
in Chancery in the Williams and Brown coh.es.sa w.,
election case and n recount of the votes OF the
FIRST Ward II was found that Williams had three
less votes than the number gwen to him III the TO-
turns.
Judge Dcpue has granted a rule ordering the
Mayor and Common Council to show cause at tnc
February term of the Supreme Court. why man
danus should not issue To compel the CITY Corpor-
alton to admit Marcus =. Richards. to seat IN me
Tax Commission. The decision does not AFFECT tnc
legality of the acts of the present Board VINO aio
defacto Commissioners
NEw-JERsEY
BfooMIxGDAIr-It is proposed to form new
county of which Bloomingdale shall be the county
seat by taking OF parts nf Sussex Essex. lassac'
Morris and Bergen, and give 10 the name OF fequan-
mock.
PATFRsOS.-ACnes Nelson, young woman eni-
ployed in Dunap's silk mill. Paterson, mas p.cn p
missing since Monday The SILK factory Oh Jill
Ter 4 Brown, ut Paterson was entered ny thcVcs
Tuesday light. who cut T4OO worth OF SILK 2oous
and the warp were damaged to the extent OF TOoo
STATEN ISLAND
CuFToS.-SupcIinteud Cocroft Of the Govern,
mcni works has greatly reduced the force engaged
in making improvements owing To The npproprm-
tion having nearly run out. Fort Wadsworth Is
now gafrisoned by only two companies OF infantry.
LONG ISLAND
JAMArCA-Asa funeral procession was recently
passing through Jamaica village, The horses at
tachcd to the hearse. in which were the remains
of the late Abraham II. Martin. took fright, and
giving sudden plunge. broke one OF the reins ana
started off Oh lively run. he team was brought tOa
hnt by the heaTse coming in contact with large tree
The pole of the vehicle was broken. aud one OF me
horses was slightly injured. The coffin was re-
moved from the hcarse aud had to be carried to the
place OF intcTment.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
COST OF DOCK IMPROVEMENTS.

The annual report of tho Department of Docks,
ending April 80, 1870, was sent to the Mayor yes
terday. The expenses of the Department for the
year for construction and general expenses was
Sy73,425 GS. The construction expenses,
S339,5 9,5i4 So include the building of the new piers
and bmlkhead walls. the maintenance and repair of
the old piers and bukheads, dredging and salaries
The revenues amounted TO $751 $40 46 an increase
Of S4l 2G9 10 of accrued revenue over last year.
Referring 10 uptown improvements the report
states that complaint has been made that the rents
paid Ia the city large as seriously TO retard
the development of our commerce.. and II Is Thought
by some that other cities by greater liberahty are
attracting commerce FROM us 10 themselves. The
larger part of the wharf property in this city be-
longs to private owners. and II Is not III the power
of the city to regulate the price which persons shall
pay tor it, As to the wateT-fTonts owned by the
city all its revenues pledged 10 the sinking fund
for the redemption of the city debt, and this
stitutes contract with every bondholder Such
revenues, too must be what the property rs fairly
worth measured by what people willing TO give,
and cannot be reduced for be purpose even Of CON
fcrrinc public benefit hy fostering and encourage
ing commerce. The pr0prietorship of the city in
the waterfront the report adds, except in two
tons is not continuous enough To justify any work
ON the new Dan nnlrSS there shall be certainty that
either bv purchase or by some plan of cooperation
not involving the necessity Of purchase terri
tory can be secured Tor continuous and systematic
deveOpment.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
BUILDING THE METROPOLITAN ROAD.

ITS RELATIONS WITH THE NEw-YoRK LOAN AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
The Assembly Railroad Committee heard testi-
mouy nj the rooms of the Chamber OF Commerce
yesterday regarding the elevated railroads. Most
of ii a repetition Of the facts concerning the or
ganizston Of the companies given on October ID ny
Messrs. Navarro and Garrison.
Louis vi. Brown. secretary of the New-York Loan
aud Improvement Company, testified that II was
organized July TO- 1871. On April .. 1AI2, STOCK
was subscribed and Thomas L. Durant was elected
president. The following persons subscribed for
100 shares: Smith NJ Weed. James +. Pearce, H..
C. Crane NJ : Bromley, s. B. Smith, John ID.
Spiccr. Charles +. Norton. Charles futile Thomas
C. Dnrant and G. G. Minor. In ls7G these men sur
rendered their central TO the present managers
Ex-Judcr Fithian. who bad volunteered to ex-
anime witnesses for the committee called attention
10 various acts in relation the company. General
John q. McCOOk. who appeared for the metropolitan
Company. replied that all legal questions bearing
the organization of the Metropolitan ana the
Loan anl Improvement Company had been lnVrs',
gated by Aitnrncy-Gcueral SchOonnaker ana nc had
declared thar the matter did not need nvestigailon
John f.. Bndie secretary and treasurer oi tio
Metropolitan Road, testified that the company was
organized july s. 1872. On December 20. ls'Z
DR. Rufus II. Gilbert was paid 1000 shares or STOCK
for bis natent elevated railroad. These all the
shares that wcrc ever issued by the railroad be-
fore May, 1874. Dr. Gilbert had transferred 3.ioV
Ol these Snalts 10 W Imam
of the road sir Foster transferred the shares to
other persons most of whom were elected directors
of the road
William Foster. jr.. testified that he was one OF
the incorporators of the METROPOLITAN Road and Tor
several years devoted all his time 10 ITS interests
Until 1876 he vaiply engaged III trying TO Ge'
cantasis to take IN interest in the enterprise MI
Navarro was the first man To sign The subscription
list. After the panic of 1873 capitalists
would not tonch any ralroad enterprise. AiI. Car
risOn and Nh. Pullman were the only w9 men VINO
would take any interest in tic Metropolitan. We
agreed that the road ought 10 be built q, once TO
keep the charter. no matter what the price. mo
Loan and Improvement Company was convenient
way of bringing about the desired result.
Mr.. Foster VIII testify further to-day
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
QUESTIONS OF TRADE CONSIDERED.

In the Board Of Trade and Transport alton yester-
day the special committee appointed To lay before
the committee of the House of Representatives the
views of the Board upon the Reagan bill reported
that the members represented TO the committee that
some measure for the regulation of interstate
merce was, i'll their opinion, a necessity. They
deemed II an absolute necessity that National
Board at Railway Commissioners should be aI-
pointed to study the transportation question.
letter was received from the American Union
Telegraph Company reviewing the opposition IL had
met ia constructing IT'S lines. aud asking the
operation of the Board 4 resolution was adopted
that any organization ought not to control The entire
telegraph interests of the country. and asking the
city government to extend the faciliis TO the new
company now enjoyed by the older telegraph COM
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
HOW TO MAKE DAIRY FARMING PAY.

ADDRESS By PROFESSOR X. A. WILLARD AT THE
DAIRY iAiR-vIsIToKs PROM PHILADELPHIA.
The Dairy Fair WAS visited yesterday by large
delegation from the Philadelphia Produce Exchange
The visitors were received by Messrs. Littler and
Seayer Of the Reception Committee. Speeches of
welcome were made by several members of the Fair
Association, and were responded 10 by President
Miles, OF the Philadelphia Produce Exchange. and
Mr.. Gillouah. on the part of the visitors In the
evening there was "a good attendance. Professor
y. A. willard. of Little Falls, delivered an
address on "Dairyng under Low Prices" The dIf-
fculy that dairymen experienced, he said. III max
ing profit at the prices is due To their own
ket. All the hest cheese Is sent abroad aud only
the lower grades are sent to the markets at bone
Under the former extraordinary demaud for cheese
for foreign consumption dairymen received high
prices and lave become careless and ex-
travagant. They cndeav0r TO earn their
bread bv the sweat Of hired mans brow. Their
sons and daughters have become expensive in their
style of dress. In order to meet the altered prices
of produce II is necessary that the farms should be
made To yield more and the farmers should buy
less Grain and cattle should he raised on farms
now devoted exclusively 10 dairy, products. Only
the best stock shoud be used for dairy purposes as
il pays better than larger quantity of poor stock.
With economy fair profits may be made by dairy
men ri the present prices.
AT the close of the lecture, prizes were announced
for essays on the best and most desirable butter
packing for home distribution and export 10 foreign
countries. The first prize of 800 was awarded To
BENJAMIN Urner. Editor of The Produce Price Cur
rent. and the second prize to George B Douglass.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Hrsfmipster Hofel-Profcssor Richard A. Proctor
OF London. ...f Arsnu, Ho'cl-The Hon George res =
Doutw ell Of Massachusetts and Colonel Andrew ~
n \ A. Hrfrouohfqa TTofrf-Senatnrelect William ~
Woodn of Auburn " V. and willard Johnson Of tml'on ~
Wlud.or Hofel-J Devereux President OF the .ieNe-
Columbus Cincinnati and indianapolis m,i"an wopi
Ho-statc Treasurer elect va ~,
Wendell OF Albany House captain Cook OF W ~.
steamship Gaia Neir YORK HoDi- ~ marp. MI 10,
Hutchinson OF Utica Grand Central HON-Ihc nun D.
Newton Pettis. Of Pennsylvania
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
BADLY INJURED BY A POLICEMAN

Officer Thomas Kerns, of the Nineteenth Precinct
dubbed Jacob Holp young German, who drives
a bakers wagon, yesterday morning. SO severely
that he was taken to st. Luke's Hospital. Kern, 1t
is alleged wanted some cakes, and when Holp, who
was in hurry, refused TO give him any. knocked
him down with his club. lie denies any intent TO
hurt the lad. insisting that hc injured by acci-
dent. Later in the day. KeTns was before Com
missioner French. charged with intoxcafion and lis
behavior IN court was singular that he defended
himself by saying that ne was suffering from nala-
rial fever and used Opiam rs "a remedy.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
PREPARING TO RECEIVE Mr.. PARNELL.

A meeting Of prominent lrSh-American citizens
was held last evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for
the purpose of arranging for a reception to Charles
:. Parnell, NJ f.. president of the Irish National
Land League, on his arrival in this country. The
chair was occupied by Judge Alker. An executive
committee was appointed to make arrange
ments for the reception and TO secure
hall for mass meeting of Aneri-
cans 10 be addressed by Mr.. Parnell. Among
the members OF the committee are Judg DOnohue
Alccinom :. Sullivan, Judge Larrcmorc, Judge Nc
Adam Maurice j. Powers, John Savage, General
McQuade. L. :. Gilmore. the Rev, VI. j. Hickey,
Father Mcdowell. Hubert o. Thompson and Thomas
Murphy. AT meeting Of the reception committee
Judge Alker was appointed chairman, DR.. Donlin
aud Thomas X. ianneIman, secretaries and John
BRYAN treasurer. The committee adjourned to the
call of the chairman. Mr.. Parnell lis expected to
sail for America Oh the 10th inst.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
EXPECTED DEFEAT OF TWO SCHEMES.

The sixteen Aldermen who voted for the Prall
heating scheme were alarmed yesterday when they
heard that they were in danger of defeat through
the action Of Mayor Cooper. The city charter gives
the Mayor ten days for Veto and IL must lie over
ten days after being received by the Aldermen
The twenty days VIII not expire until January O.
Ii Is understood that the Mayor will veto the Prall
Forty second Street Railway. The term of the
present Board of Aldermen Will expire on January
o. and with IL all resolutions which are not signed
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
REFUSING TO CONSOLIDATE.

The stockholders Of the Peoples Gas Company
IN Brooklyn. voted yesterday the scheme to con-
sohdate the seven gas companies Of that city. The
greater part OF the voting was done by proxy. The
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

result showed that &C. 881 shares voted against the
consolidation scheme, and J.4OS Tor II. III Is
claimed by the leading men of the other companies
that this action Will not prevent the consohdalol
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
Gifts Of L1ees.

Italian vaenciennes lace and insertion.
Maltese iacc rnf Insertion
Duchesie lsoe and Insertion
Brab6nt lace.
Russian lace md insertion.
Breton lace and ir'erton.
Point d1sprit lace and insertion
Black French lace.
REAL IAcEs; ,n..r,,on
Maltese lace aud insertion.
Russian lace and insertion.
Tors'Eon %"f nj lace e., and insertion.
nreton lace and insertion
iis Black aaipure lace and Insertion
Point Applique.
Point Gaze.
NETS AND vEuISGs-
SosS,ah So,;Sa met; stt. cnsS9e tllgsiH1 net
Thread net. IirIISseis net
iarasina. Tissue
LACE ARTICLES
Sa"rs. naibetteA
Hamdkerchiefa Ian covers.
MADE ARTICLES. -
iISSnsteTc6ief'. IS, Isl.. Is5.
There is increasing luxury in
the use of laces, accompanied OF
course bya better knowledge OF
them, and a more cXactlng taste
in their application. Our faclll'
ties for illustrating this luxury
and taste could not well be sur
passed.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALaAHA".

TO-DAY
1l9 sun sets-... 435 ilass slow, Jn los
Noou sets..l0i4 Moon sonhs 4J Mpcn's age days
Hfsu WATER nO.DAN-A. 81
sandy Hoos. ll36 Gov. Island. Hell pits.-. l;as
wATEH TO-DAY. NJ
sandy Hook. 80 Gov. Island Ol9 He'll fAs 2;oe
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

WINCHTsTER's HYPOrHosPHIrEs
gil cure Consumption. Coughs. Broachllis. DEBILITY 60
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

nISEASES of MEN and NERVOUS DEBIL-
DITl speciality Dr Hunter. l30 W. tSthst.. near 6thMve
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM purfes the blood
snc certainly rheumatism, GouL, Neuralgia 2o
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

These Mason d Hdmiin Orgdns dre the most
eJcelient instruments know OF. They are ca-
p,tJlc Of giring he finest tore cotoring, aud no
instrument so eardpturcs Hc player.
IA YER SCHA RWENKER,
Berlin pruasio
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

Go to BRUMMELLs for your candies. They
dcoonsy favored aud nl- IN price pound
tine mixed csues for 81 4i0 Grand st. 6l7 broad
way, 18th st. and 2e5 SIth-avc, near lSth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

There's not n charm that lights the face
with 20 inefab,e a grace
Asrwrei, pink lips a,d ivory teeth;
And nothing now beneath the sky,
Can beauties such as these supply,
Save sozoDoST that wears the wreath.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18
announcements

There ia means of eradicating local dis
ease of skin that relied viz SULPHUR
soar. HILLS HAis AID WhI-kER DfI, Black Brown,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-18

THE LATEST AND MOsT SUCCESSFUL
Remrdy consumption coughs colds
ATABII COP U.in combination with PosPHo
Tine. All druggists. Depot, Plstt-st-, New-lork