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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-16
REGISTRY NOTICES.
NOTICE..

TINE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF THE
names Of the qualified Electors In Elec-
ton Precinct No. 8, Pinto, prior to the Gen.
eral Election. to be held ON Tuesday. the I'D
day Of November. A. d. 1880. for the County
OF Eureka, State OF Nevada, will expire at Q
O'Clock P. NJ. on Wednesday, the 20th day Of
October, A. D.. 1880.
HENRY FISH,
Registry Agent for Precinct No. 8, Eureka
County, State of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-16
ST a box, six boxes for SIS
Sent free By Mail On receipt Of monsy.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

IL . nsvsr-fsiling
Cure for Nefvou!
Ezbaustsd
Vitality. Seminal
Weakness, Sptrnk
t0rrhgs. LOST
potency, Paralysis,
and all the terrible
effects OF self-Abs1s
youthful foiliss nc
excesses In mstursf
yesrs-snch y Lsoss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-16

OF Memory, lsssitude. Nocturnal LIai.sssss
Aversion TO Society. Dinspess Of vision. sesS
In the Head the vital firid passing unoOss,sss
In the urine. and many other diseases nssAAA
u insanity and death. ~...
DK. MBNrBE will agree to fofiei. IN
n uaarest sbel1ar~ for a case o. this Ing ~. ~
the VITAL ktA'rO KATivE tunoa -
special advice and trestmeutl will Dol cuisvs
for anything impure or injurious iouha ~
DM. MIN'rIE treats all Private Disess.ss
cessfully without mercury. n.
Free. Thorough examination aud sdsisas n
GLIDING analysis OF urine. s. 90. Priceoi sss J.
Restorative, s. 90 . bottle. or iour =
the quantity. $40 90; sent 10 any address ~
rec@ipt Of price. or @. o. D., secure ~ Z
servatton, and in private name II ossif'a' y
A. n. MlNTIE, N. ID.
IL Kearny So, SAN Frsneiseo'
DIR. MINTIE-s KIDNEY REnED.
NEpIIREriCUM cures all kindsoi hnos,si
and Bladder Complaints. Goporrhos !, n n !
Leucorrh1a. For sale by all drugsis"'"
bottle. ak bottles for IS 90. ~.rsra
Dag. MIyTIE-kD ia N nEI.IOn 4 n
are the best Ind cheapest DFSPErsa
BILIOUS cure In the market. fos.
all druggists. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-16
Tuesday, the 18th day or October.
A. ID. 1880.

Between the hours Of Q A. n. and s ?. NJ, viz
at IL O'Clock. noon. Of said day, I will sell all
the right. title. claim and interest OF the above
named defendants. VIM. Arlington and N. B.
Bartlett. Of. In and to the ab We described
property. at the front door Of the Court-houss,
in the town and county OF Eureks, at public
auction. for cash In hand. to the highest and
best bidder. to satisfy said order OF sale. with
costs and ali accruing costs.
MATTHEW KYLE, Sheriff.
Bx JAs. y. MAsos. Deputy.
Thss. wrss. Siaiatinrs Attorney.
xknkas GW.s eapA. ~ ~. vu<1l-td
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
NORTHERN DAKOTA,

Fargo has a population Of 5000.
Fargo claimst to be a wonderful hotel town.
Bismarck is about wild over the blockade.
The Legion of Honor lie soon to be organ.
lied at Fargo.
Caledonia will have a new postodice build
ing this spring.
All the government lands ha9e been taken
in Cass county. ,
The cost OF new buildings in Fargo in
1879, was $2S3,000.
Grand Forks has five grain elevators aud
expects to build more.
The cash handled by the two Fargo banks
last year was S3,O00,O00
Cass county contains an area of 1,12S, 800,
and q population Of 5000
Through trains were to have been started
tut on the Northern Pacific on Sunday last.
A university for Fargo is being discussed
by the enterprising people Of that place.
N. P. Laird, Of Tower City, has located
five hundred men in nine months in that vi.
cinity.
There are nearly 10000 acres Of oak, asb,
-lm, soft maple and cottonwood timber in
Cass county.
Marshal Raymond will break nineteen
hundred and twenty acres of land in Cas-
county, this season.
The pastor Of the Episcopal church al
| Bismarck farms in hummer, and sells wash.
ng soda and pens in the winter. g
The Fargo Times says there is = sad ru
nor about the Bismarck Sun. The third
number will be q funeral notice.
The frequency Of wind and SNOW storm'
and extreme cold in northern Dakota tn,
past winter has been the worst known 10 III,
,ldest settlers.
The ,wo parties, one working east fro.
Bi.msrck and the other vert from james
town. engaged 10 removing the NOV and i'd
blockade on the Dakota division Of th,
Northern Pacific, met at 4 p. M, Marcl
18th, at Fourteenth siding, about ~ mile
from Bismarck. The blockade wa By "a
the worst ever experienced, the divisio
west,6 jamestown having been cloeed sinc
the middle Of February. 'Whs. at first va
only snow upon the track and in the Gu,
had BY ,haws and-friction Of the a most cor
slant winds become Of the consistency Of ic
upon which the s,rongest snow plows coul
take M effect; all bad places having 10 +
cut out with xxea and shoveled. The con
. pany has had over two hundred men an
twelve to seventeen engines on the work 4
IN. pas, Two weeks, and only made come
!. lion tha, afternoon.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17

The ice in the jim river is breaking up.
Brookinps is to hive ano,Ler newspaper.
Dell Rapids longs for . good public hall.
There are twenty postoflces in Mime
haha county.
Seventy five persons visited Alexandria
last Sunday.
Bridpewater has three lumber yards all
in full blast.
Claim jumping is The order of the day in
l1amlin county.
A liquor license in WATERFOWL COSTS five
hundred dollars.
The Cameron Pi,neer publishes . sup
element each week.
I. IS rumored that Flandreau is soon to
have another newspaper.
A good bakery and restaurant is anxious
Nv desired at Dell Rspids. -
TIE Odd Fellows are preparing to build
. fine hall in Den Rapids. q
Nine ne builiirss :. e being erected on
Que street one in V"Iga. en
A bonanza is awaiting the person who
will build a good hn'r' in A%lexsn1ria.
Hamlin county people are all disappoint-
I'd in not having = IN RI severe wi:t,er.
Nine were Initiated into the Social Tenn
lie =, W aiertown at their last meeting.
An antelope invaded y mans barn il
A'exa aria recently, and fed with The
cattle. ,
DeSmet. Kingsbu,y county. is preparing
e boom. A first-class drug store will b
'ncsted there sooc. be
The iron has been laid 90 the extension
of the st. Paul and Sioux City railroad a
ar as Pennington, McCook County.
One side "f The Alexandria Herald Il
| 40. printed at home. 1t Is q marked i'm
provement ~ the Old va, of get.ipgit out
A party from the east is talk,pg OF build
ng a ok msnufac,nry ut Br,dgrw- TT
which will employ from forty to fit,
hands.
A new bank will be open d in De Sine
As soon as The railroad rpsc' es that place
probably -nmetime in April, IL be calico
the Kings urv County Bank.
A we'll nine feet deep WAS dug 10 Gamer
% y few DAYS ago. which contains four fee
If water. Fifty pounds Of good Goa, wa.
aiken from the well while it was being dus
Which burned and made q hot fire; also
quantity of back lead was found In it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

The ice in the Jim river Is breaking up.
Brookines is TO hive another newspaper
Dell Rapids longs for . good public hall
There are twenty postoflces In Mime
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
Tn. Violate Bel, Co, M.r.h.,,. Mich.

Viii send ih",r celebrated E'ec'ro.Volts'c
Belts ,o he III ted upoo 30 days trist
Sire Nv cues pnsra iced. They mean
vh , they cay. Wrie to them Withoat
DELAY.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-17
Ho-srHeRnAessAsn

NORTHUMBERLAND.
Hotel business i. lively At Niobrara.
Niobrara has two dramatic societies.
Seeding IL in full blast at Pleasant Valley.
Five new buildings ere in course Of cree.
ton at Niobrara.
Niobrara has a population Of 700, and ten
places where liquor is retailed.
A large number Of people from Iowa will
settle in Knox county this season.
The Yanknn ferry boat is now making
regular trips to the Nebraska shore from
the Gayville landing.
The largest yield Of corr in the United
States last year was in Nebraska, the aver
aye being ~forty-6ve bushels per acre.
Gen. Hill IL making happy the good PEG.
pie Of Niobrsra He delivered . railroad
speech in Band hall last Wednesday even
ing.
Omaha Herald: The thorough censu,
that is anticipated in Nebraska will give
he state $4,000 people aud four congress.
men.
The proprietor Of the free and easy" q
Niobrara attempted suicide q short tim,
ago. He gave domestic infelicity as a caus.
for the rash act.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
AN ILLINOIS BANK NEGOTIAT
ING WITH FORGERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-It appears
from a conversation had with Chief
Brooks, of the Secret Service Division
of the Treasury Department, that the
Second National Bank of Peoria, Ill.
which loaned TO Doyle the counter
feiter, arrested recently in Chicago,
50, 900 on a ninety day note secured by
three 81, 900 United States bonds, has
attached the mOney-S2, 700-belong-
ing to Doyle, now in the marshals
hands. The bank then sought TO ne.
gotiate with Doyle for the delivery OF
three bonds, left with it as security,
into the hands of his friends, provid :
ing the note should be paid at maturi-
ty. Before the negotiations were
completed, however, an agent of the
secret service succeeded in examining
the bonds and obtained possession OF
them on tie ground that they were
counterfeit. The bonds in question
are numbered Nos. go, 346, 81 ,761 and
l03, so. Genuine bonds bearing sim
liar rumbers have been redeemed by
the Government. Chief Brooks is OF
the opinion that the statement OF
Smyth, the engraver of the counter
felt plate, that the bonds captured on
Doyle in Chicago were the only ones
issued by the counterfeiters, must be
incorrect, and that the conunterfeiters
have hypoihecated a great number OF
them.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1880.

LONDON, Nov. IL, 1880.
The foreign ambassadors at Con-
stantinople have presented a collec-
tive note to the Porte demanding
the execution of the assassin of the
Russian Colonel Commeraoff.
The King of Spain has conferred
on Captain General Blanco the
Grand Cross of the Royal and Mill
tary Order of San Fernando for his
speedy suppression of the second In
surrection In Cuba.
A despatch from Madrid to the
Ne,os says the liberals view with
much misapprehension the large bo-
dies of religious orders settling in
Spain. They point out that society
contains sufficient elemements OF
clericalism and intolerance already.
NJ. de Baudry-d'Asson has sent a
challenge to NJ. Gambetta, who, as
President of the French Chamber Of
Deputies, was obliged to reprimand
and temporarily eXpel him from the
Chamber on account of his violent
and unparliamentary language.
THE RUSSIAN GRAIN TRADE.
A despatch from st. Petersburg
says that General Melikoff7s signiti-
cant hints to the members of the
municipality has had its intended
effect with the grain merchants OF
that city, who bave promptly an
nounced a reduction of twenty per
cent. in the price Of rye and flour. -
On Change the stocks of corn stored
in the city are sufficient for ordinary
requirements for two years and a
half.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
NesUarE Letter.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
NEWARK, Nov. 10, 1880.
AccIDENT-wIFE BEATER-Loss OF A
HoRsE-ETo.
A carriage belonging to Squire Springer
was run into on Monday by another car
riage driven by one OF Mr.. Mansel
Tweed's daughters, resulting in a pair nj
badly wrecked shafts aud one of rho
posts was also broken. The occupants NJ
neither carriage were injured.
Things were considerably llvened on
Choate street last Saturday night bv
William OBrien who was on one of his
sprees. lie had made himself crazy DRINK
and then proceeded to his home. drove
his wife and child from the house and
was beating her most Numerically when
a neighbor interior ed diyertinp his at
tentlon and enabling his wife to get away
Il ON him, when she walked To the ho,se
OF her mother on Chapel street. The
lnhuman wretch not being cont.n with
what he had done follwed her and beat
her again aud her old lather interfering
he also was severely shaken I'D.
lie was afterwards arrested and locked
up III one Of the cells in Tie basement of
the exchange building where he spent
the remainder of the night. SUNDAY
morning he was taken before Esoulr
Springer who placed him under SlOOO
bail, in default Of which he was com.
mitted to Nav Castle jail. O'Drien il a
smait Intelligent man when sober and
Is one of the best OF husbands, but when
bis brain is fired by liquor he is per
iect demon. This is not the first tim.
he has acted so.
The Hancock and English emblem
still floats as proudly as ever from the
pole in front of the Deer Park hotel.
f.. l.. Vandegrtft had the misfortune
TO lose good horse on Monday evening
at New Cattle. "Archie" one of fou
horses that conveyed the coiored band
OF this place TO that town was takeI
with The collie and died few minute,
alter being taken from the wagon.
The stage that conveys the mai
from New London to this town broke
down on Saturday at McClellandsville
but managed to reach here in time fol
the delivery of the mail.
The Republican clubs of Newark
both white and black, participated il
the parade at New Castle ON Monda,
night.
The pay car on the p. W. & b. cam,
down on Monday and paid off its hand
Oh thls section. ANON.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
Ere. Yesterdays Late Rdisis..
u. S. COURT MATTERS.
A POLITICAL CASE MAN WITH sUs.
PICIoUs JUG.

A POLITICAL Casa MAN WITH sUs-
PIcIoUs JUG.
Daniel Maguire, one of sheriff Pyle's
Deputy Sheriffs on election day, had a
hearing before Chief supervisor of Elec-
tons Valentine, last evening, on a
charge OF interfering with Deputy U. 8.
Marshals AT the Tenth ward polls. A ne
gro named James Nj atlhews was arrested
on charge of illegal voting, BY Deputy
Suerl fl Charles Shields, when ATtemus
Wilhelm, Jonn Black kOurn and John Is.
Smith. Deputy Marshals, intetfered, ana
we're themselves arrested by MaguirS
an several other Deputy Sherffs. AT
the police station they were at unce re-
leased by Mayor Almond. Mcguire
was held In 5000 bail Tor his appearance
a. the j January term OF the u. ). Court
and Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr., became
his surety. He was represented at the
heaIing by Charles B. Lore, Esq.
PRIMITIVE LIQUOR SELLER.
Thomas johnson "A primitivs genius
from Sussex county, was before u s.
Commissioner Smith, this morning, on
a charge Of selling liquor without pay
ing the special tax required by law.
Johnsob'S plan, 1t appeared, was TO .buy
liquOr Il oun TIL Iistilleries In two gal
Ion lug, and then lug 1t around the
country, selling 1t around all pubhc
gatherings and even loiterng about
churches and tempting good christians
to AXE an occasional "horn." lnforna-
ton was forwarded TO Marshall MENU
len, who went down ard found that
Johnson hvsd about two miles from
DagsbOrough, but hen he arrived al
the house johnson fled to the wood
and escaped.
The Marshall lsft warrants of arrest
in ihe hands OF various parties, but they
| failed TO serve them AMI Johnson coh-
| tinued his rounds more openly than ever.
Last week Deputy Marshais Al. Am
Scow and John Piersou were sent down
with lnstruc;iOus not TO come back with
out their man. They went disguised a.
innocent sportsmen after rabbits and
| other game, and VI re fortunate enough
TO cage John ON In his house about nine
| O'Clock Monday night. They pounced
upon him. an / after a sharp resistance
he surrendered. lie vas carefully guard
e'i through the night, ard brought 10
| Wilmington yesterday. johnson was
heid ia the sum OF 5000 To answer Al
| The January term OF Court. Bail not
Uelng furnished he was held ~ custody
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
GcIu raj F0reiOm NeCS.
LONDON, Nov. 10. 1880.

A%S~'''+'f -'bfH Abf iARbs
VIM. Forwood, of the firm of Leach,
Harrison IL Forwood, has been elected
Mayor Of Liverpool.
The execution of March DEGREES in
France las led to deplorable scenes at
Turcoing, sixty or seventy persons be-
ing wounded.
Persians are besieging the position
of SheIk Abdullah near Urumiah. The
Kurds in the Sam Kaleh district have
been repulsed, with 100 killed.
All the scullers were out Yesterday
except Smith, who has a slight cold.
LaycOck and Trickett rowed from Put
ney to Barnes at such pace that
some thought they were doing trial
heat. Laycock started with a slight
lead and finished in the same posi-
tion.
The River Volga is frozen and many
grain laden vessels are caught in the
Ice. The harvest has been so short
that the detention of the vessels will
be seriously felt. The early approach
of winter has also prevented the com.
pletion OF sowing in the South of Rus
sia.
1t is announced that NJ. Renault,
member of the French Chamber of
Deputies from the Department of
Seine ct Disc, will propose in the
Chamber grant of 50,000,0 900 francs
for the construction of funnel through
the Simploh Mountain. 1t is said that
M. Gambetta, President of the Cham
Der, suggested the proposal.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
THIRD EDITION
LEAFLEsS TREES BURDENED
WITH FRUIT.

NEW YORK, November o. Now
that the autumn winds have stripped
the trees of their foliage, . singular
sight meets the eye in many orchards.
Hundreds of apple trees are seen
whose branches are loaded with un-
picked fruit, while not leaf is to be
seen. The yellow pippins and red
checked Baldwins shine in the sun
among the brown brapches. The fact
that apples are SO plentiful that it does
not pay to gather them and ship them
to market accounts for this curious
sight. At any of the mills in New
Jersey cider may be had at almost any
prizes, and choice varieties of winter
apples, hand picked, can be bought
from 25 to 80 cents a basket.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11

The hosting works and part of the
SHAFT of the Goodshaw mine at Boiie,
Cal, were burned early yesterday morn
ing. -Four men persisted at the bottom
OF the shaft aud the engineer is missing.
The schooner Norway, from Toledo
for Kingston, Ont, has been totally
wrecked near Garden Island, and the
captain and crew, eight in number,
were lost.
Preparations have already been start
cd IN Washington for the Inauguration
OF General Garfield by the ORGANIZATION
Of an executive committee, of which
Colonel IL. Corbin is corresponding
secretary.
The trial of James A. Hedden, the
Newa-kl bank de.alter began yesterday
before the U. s. Court in Trenton N. J..
Scarlet fever is repo ted to be spread
ing rapidly in Newpor', RI.
The epzooty prevails 10 an alarming
exten: In NJ 1Dtrsal, where it IL of a Sc
verer type than on previous visitatlons.
A number Of horses have already died
Advice OF an old nurse,-The baby
would be always bright aud cheerful # an
occasional dose of DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
were administered.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
GENERAL HANCooK's DUTY.

New York Herald OF yesterday.
There is TO truth in the story that
General Hancock has written a letter
in regard to the charges of fraud
against the Republican leaders. He
has written no such letter, and, as
stated to the Herald reporter last evens
ing, does not propose to take any part
in any such controversy. The election
has taken place, and the supposed re-
suits have been duly promulgated. If
this result is cha lged and he is de-
clared elected on account of frauds vi
tating the late election his duty in The
premises will be very clear-to assume
the reins of government ON the 4th of
next March.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11

THREE PEOPLE KILLED on New
Jersey railroad tracks yesterday
Guarded crossings and bridges would
have prevented these deaths but
such precautions will never be taken
until New jerseys legislators grow
rich enough to need no favors from
railroad companies.
THE METHoDIsTs have appropri-
ated more than quarter of a million
OF dollars for years work among
our home supply of heathen. Now
they are looking for The people who
are always telling how willing they
would be to give away money if they
were sure it would be spent upon
the needy at home.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
THE CANVASSING BOARD IN
NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, N. j., November o.
Governor Mcclellan to-day appoin-
ted Senators Garfield of Morris Co.,
Martin of Middlesex county, Marsh
OF Mercer county and Whitaker of
Cumberland county, State Board
OF Canyassers to meet on Tuesday
the Odd instant, to declare the otli-
cial result of the election. The
Governor is Chairman of the Board
which stands three Democrats to
two Republicans.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
THREE PERSONS KILLED BY
RECKLESSNESS.

CHICAGO, Nov. "a special to the
Inter Ocean from Minonk, H., says !:
"a horrible accident occurred near
here yesterday. AS the Kankakee
train was going south John Adel, a
German farmer, his wife and niece
aged IA, attempted to cross the track
in Il wagon ahead of the train and were
struck by tho engine running thirty
miles an hour. The women we're in
stantly killed, and the man died at the
end Of three hours. The blame rests
with the victims-reckles driving.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
LOCAL TIME TABLpl
TRAINS LEAVE WuMTvc

M iN9 LEAVE WILMINGn
FOR PHILADEHPHIA.-l.B2g n
$40 300, VA, 1902, lO.SD, a, m - NJ
l.OO 40 I'D, 400, 60. 100. vi, a a
ON Sundays, l.ll, 2.g}, 8.l6,a m ri 4
B.j6 p. III.
FoE New YoRK.-lH2.@e@7d
am. 1916, l2.43, a. M, G,O7 2i9T
On sundays, LII, 2.23 a. in. -'''
FOR BALTIMORE AND WAsutvN
l25l 2.O3, 2.lj, S.3j, "A. m. l252 NJ
o.Z2, 7.Os, p. IN. On Sundays, l!.N }
am. sui
FOR BALTIMORE. tBay Line conn
7.0S p, m. No Sunday trains,
FoR NEW CAsTLE.-6.OJ N.G a \
300, 6,35, p. III, No SUNDAY trains
FOR DELAWARE X. R.-g.2l a. N
d.35, p. m. No Sunday trains.
For WILMINGroN Il NoRTHERyi
100, n. m; 800, o.Uj p. IN. No /
trains.
For DELAWARE WESTERN r.
ODD a. m; $50 p. IN. No Sunday n
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMly
FROM PHILADELPnIA.-l.V. M
$50; D.2O, IL m; l2.l5, l2.i2, LU3
40, 4.i4, 5.l7, SIS, 100, 800. ~. MD
On sundays, 1913, l.5o, 2.Os, 1910 a.
p. IN.
From NEW YoRK.-l.5,, avs. S.@,
l2.i3, l.O2, Al. 7UO p. IN Uu 81
l.5S, LISA. IN.
FROM BALTIMORE.-l.3G. 2l7. 9.Bj
M; l2.2j, l2.5l. I2.35, 2OI, SIS sIl,'
sundays, 80. 2.l7 a. m.1.li p. III.
FROM WAsHINGTON.-l.h, ~.
l225, l4.ji, I2.37, 2.oj 5.jj, g.li :. m.I
FRoM.NEW CAsrLE.-S.yl, VS., I'D
5.25, $40 y. N. No SUNDAY trains.
FROM DELAWARE X. R.-s.J,
$40 J.. IN. No Sunday lrans.
FROM WILMINGTON " NORTHER,
800, Ills u. m; 6.I5 p. III. No
trains.
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN K. 4
"A. m. z ID, y. IN. No sunday train
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON L
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WASH
AVENuE-7.J. $40, 1870, ll.oo, lLt
l.3O, 800, $50. 40, 5.lj, 800, 80. ~
ll.3O p. III. ON sundays, o,5'a. IN,
b.I5, II. 30 p. M.
From THIRTY-SECoND AND NJ
STREETS. -7.S0, ll.3j a. III 1925.
M, loo IL. IN. On sundays, hN, a
NoTE.-The black figures repre',
lin ted Express. on which an
are is charged
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11

WALL STREET YRsTERDAY.-Stoeks
were feverish and depressed, but raj
lied in the last half hour and closed
strong. Money was active. The
Treasury bought no bonds and banks
marked the call rate up to per oeLt.
On Change the ruling rate was A. For
eign exchange was a trifie sitter.
Time loans are made on easy terms.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
LUCKY LOTTERY TICKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, November 9.-The
capital prizes of the Louisiana State
Lottery, dIaSn to-day are follows -
Number S5,49s, 100000 80, 45l, SlO,-
900; 5,70S, 5000 l0,ll3, $500; %
O5I, $500. Numbers 1896, 25,50l,
BIS, G3,4l5 aud 97,8iI drew 1000
each.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
AT THE ii. Il II. YARDS.

The steamer Maggie of the Balti-
more and Eastern Shore route, Is at
the Harlan Il Holllngsworth Com
pany's yards, undergoing repairs.
The ferry-boat Camden, of Phila-
delphia, is in the dry dock for a
thorough overhauling.
The frame of the new iron Sound
boat is rapidly assuming shape.
The daily gazette., 1880-11-11
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