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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-08-04
Assessment Notice.
Albion Consolidated Mining Com.
pnny.

pany.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco. California.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining District.
Eureka County, Nevada. :
Notice 10 hereby given that at Q meeting
OF the Board of Directors Of this Company.
held on the 18th day of July. 1853. an assessment
mo. 14) of Fifty t50c) Gents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the Oorpora-
ton. payable Immediately In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary At the office Of the
Company, Room 20, Nevada Block, 800 Mont
gomery street. San Francisco, California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on
Monday, the Twentieth t2Oth) Day
Of August, 1859,
Will be delinquent and advertised for sale Il
public suction, and unless payment 10 made
before. will be sold on SATURDAY, the
EIGHTH 18TH day of SEPTEMBER. 1883, to
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
cost of advertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board Of Directors.
A. W HAvENs. Secretary.
Ofice-Room &c, Nevada Block. 800 Mont.
gomsry street. San Francisco. Cal. jy2ltd
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sHERIFF's SALES.
Sherif's Sale.

w. H. BENNINGTON, H. JOHNSON,
JOHN 4. Platter and m. ID. FO'
LEY, partners. doing business un'
der she drm name and style Of w.
II. RemingtOn 4 Co.. plaintiffs,
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FOB PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
81 done at this ONCE, ct prices 81 Chilly above
San Frsncisco rates. PatroBtss your local
paper, ana don't sead away yeuS printing
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MINING srATEmENrs.

How varfOus Companies Stood
Financially July 4, 1859.
The following are the financial balances
OF the various mining companies on July
/, so far ~ the San Francisco papers have
been enabled to collect them:
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kilograms to The Star.
BUFFERS DEFEAT CELEBRATED,
The NEW SPANISH MINISTER
PROTECTION OF THE MEXICAN FRONTIER
BRoCKWAY AND AccoMPLIcEs INDICTED
DEFEAT CELEBRATED,
NEW SPANISH MINISTER
BRoCKwAY AND AccoMpLrcps ,Nnrcrrn
Escaped from Sing Siur.

WHITE PLAINS, y. y. NOV. 1.-Two b:r-larx
FRANK harrison and Charles Wilson, each thiTy
years OF age, The former serving term OF five
years ana the latter four years escaped this norT-
lis aI iN O'clock iroin the mess room OF Sing sing
prison 10y saving an IRON bar.
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BrOckWay and His AccOmplices In
Gieled

NEW YORK. Nov 14-Wm f. Brockyay. Jew1s
Martin and James Ii. Foster. who were arrested by
Inspector ByrneS, detectives on Sunday last
charged with counterfeitlng and forgery were ar
ragned Ia court to-day and after preliminary ex-
animation, which developed nothing new, were
comintted TO prison I'm default OF $4,000 bafl each
10 await the action of the grand jury. Later the
grand jury indicted the three men for forgery lp
the first degree.
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Loss of Life ON Lake u,chip,u

CHICAGO Nov IA special dispatch from SauCa
@ tuSk. Mich, early this morning, reports that tie
~ sShovheT ATab was sunk OH Racine early sunday
morning lhe tug Protection. which had her In
TOW. Was dlSaOed While taking on the crew of the
schooner by rope catching In her wheel The
herself became disabled on Monday night lhe tug
theh drlfted unt1 she came 10 anchor near Sauya,
CuCh- vi the nineteen men on both vessels seven
Teen are saved capt William Kelly, OF the Arab
went down with his vessel, ana a fireman of the
tug Was swept overheard.
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OIlIFKS.
WORCESTER, MASS. Nov. l4-At the republican
Itulet ana banquet last night speeches wrr, made
- noN'ihur+ivct ROBINSON, senators Dawes and
toar, g SolgresnlEen Davis, Whiting and kic, Iipu-
tenant governor AncS, Chairman Lodge ana >,,crr-
,,us TiiSe, u lhe state republican committee;
councillor Hall. speaker Marten, state senator
horing, Judge Thayer, Judge Putnam and Jos pb
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his INsTRUCTlpNs AZ To . Nr,v qpr,,y

ms TO A TRFA1Y.
MADRID. Nov. H-It Is reported that Juan Vale-
rla, ,he author, who has been appointed Snauis,
minister 10 aShngton. has been Inst r.trd 10 ar
range a commercial tr,lty with tht. Iutl.,l t,res
IN Mhich due attention is TO be paid 70 the Interests
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Telegr0Dl,jc Rriees.

Fire Yesterday destroyed the stair factory OF q
May, at Kelkenny, Mimi, with several other builu-
ingS and all the stock and machinery: loss 5000
1re In Iowa city, Iowa. yesterday DESTROYED
the fremont house and stables, saloon. millinery
store ana blacksmith shop Loss, $4,000. with
small insurance. The fire was due To an incen-
diary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14
Early Winter in WiscOnsSu.

LACROSSE, WIS, Nov. H-The thermometer stood
at degrees above zero at daybreak this morning.
navigation Is practically closed between LACROSSE
and ST. Paul.
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A RailrOad Denos Rurn.a

TROY. n. Y, Nov. IA spark from a locomotive
SET re 10 the roof or the depot at Johnsonyille of
lie roy Boston railroad, at midnight last night
The depot four cars, Mrs +. VI. Shehan's dwelling
ana saloon and j. II. Sandersons store We're de-
stfoyed Inc loss Is about s150aD partly Insured.
A strong wind was blowing at the time aud thS
village narrowly escaped
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reciprocal Protection Of tt,r Ercnficr
by Amcricams and MeNicnn..

San ANTONIO, TEXAS. NOv. l4.-Col. VALDEZ and
Lieut. prd, OF Jle Mexican army. are here e. meet
~ IL understood, Gen. Mackenzie. the department
commander, and effect a reciprocal protection of
@ eie iloti'I 10y the troops OF the two governments
against Indians and orga nized lnaratld,.rs
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The New Time Standard I'm Chicago.

cHicAGo, Nov. 1.-THE leading Jewellers OF this
city nave followed the lead OF the railroads ana
VIII adopt the new standard OF time
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CLAIM FOR DAMAGES.-The late Lieut. Spald-
ngs friends intendt is stated bring suit against
the government for damages because of the de-
cslon IN the case OF the torpedo explosion at New
port, in 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14

CHICAGO, Nov. IA stiff breeze was blowing
mere last night from the northwest. The lake ts
very rough and further disasters are expected A
teegfan received here last night says that the lifa
saving crew from st. Louis could not yet outside
Saugtuck nareor 10 rscuc the crew II the tug Pro-
tecuon- The ownerS are here and tclrgrauh,ai last
night 20 Muakeson for tug 10 90 10 h.r .sslt me-.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal rev
enue, s3i6, ,245; customs. s6a7, ,932
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The CASE OF CHAPLAIN MESPLIE.-The record Of
the cOurt-Inarial in the Of Chaplain Toussiant
Mesplie United States army, charged with dupli-
eating his pay accounts. and also with absence
without leave, has been received by the Judge ad-
Eocate general OF the army for review. 1t is I'M
derStOod that the court found Chanlain MeSnlie
guilty OF the charges, and sentenced him to dis
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Wrecks in Chesapeake BAY.
SEVERAL OYSTER VESSELS LOST-ONE CREW OF NINE
MEN DROWNED.

MEN DROWNED.
Considerable damage was done to the oyster feet
on the Chesapeake bay by the storm yesterday
morning. The sloop Annie Gertrude, belonging at
Dears island, was capazed on James point, and
her captain, Preston Webster and his crew OF eight
men drowned. The schooner Seaman's BRIDE, Capt
John Geise, was capsiZed In the same locality but
all on board were saved by passing vessel. The
schooner G. A. Kirwin, Capt John s Kirwin. was
capsazed, but all, numbering eleven persons, were
rescued. An unknown schooner was capsized and
sank or Sandy Point, near Annapolis roads, and IL
capsked and sank near the Seven Foot Knoll lt9ht-
house. in the mouth Of the Patapeco, ~ = u known
whether thC6o q hard UkO IeoDOoA
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Foreign New. Ky Gable TODAY.

MUNICIPAL III ECTIoN BERLIN
BERLIN, NOV l.-Secpnd elections for members
oi tne common council resulted i'm the return of
four liberals, four members Of the civic parv and
aMo , candidates OF the workingmen. Despite the
Efforts OF the anl-semiteS, Herr StraSSman presi-
dent OF the common council, was reelected
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT BLACK R.IIrp
DUBLIN, Nov. l.-Mr. r. VI. HaIy NJ r for Mon.
aghan who is seeking admission 10 the Irish bar
liis oeen black balled 10y the Law students, Debat.
Ing Society Of this city.
THE TRIAL OF CAREY's SLAYER
LONDON, Nov. l4.-Justice George Dinman win
pfobably preside at the trial OF oDQnneI for tho
murder OF Carey. ~
NJ. DEGIERS GONE TO VISIT BISMARCK
Berlin, Nov 1A-M. de Giers. Russian minister
or foreign Affairs; has gone TO Fr1edrlchsruhe 10
visit Prince Bismarck.
ST PETERSBURG, Nov. H. The Journal de 81
fete'S0iulg says that the visit uf NJ de Ciers to
germany Is due TO friendly invitation from IT1nce
BISMARCK and that IL Will doubtless confirm the ex.
cellent relations that exist between Russia an6
Germany.
AMERICAN CATTLE IN ENGLAND
LONDON, Nov I-It is stated that Mr. Henry
chaplin, member OF parliament for Iincolnstirs
proposes TO continue his efforts TO induce the gov,
erlnent 10 restrict the Importation OF cattle from
Che United States, which is steadily Increasing
THE SHREWSBURY CUP
LONDON, Nov 1.-THE Shrewsbury cup llandf-
cap was won by Donald; Carrie Roy second Vista
thlTd There were eight starters
THE MARQUIS TSENG's CLTIMATrM
LONDON, Nov. IA Paris dispatch 10 a local newr
agency asserts that Marquis 1seng Is prepared TO
present an ultIlnatum TO the French government
ana demand his passports ff the French force IN
lohquih make an attack upon Bac-Ninh and Sontay,
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MEDICAL EXAMINER SUSPENDED.-The Commits
sioner Of Pensions to-day suspended DR.. Azel
Ames the secretary of the Boston board OF medical
examiners of the Pension Office await the result
OF lne investigation OF charges connecting him with
a Schelne for selling T. stock Of a company In con-
neCtlOn with his Official duties
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V. G.. FIscnrn
FokE,GS BOOKslILER LIBRAIRE ETRANGER
AND STAIIONER. EFT PAPETIER
5ZJ 18th st, opposite u S. Treasury
Washington, ID. G..
Direct Importation If the FINEST STATIONERY;
nliquc Styles ard all latest Novelties from Iaroc che
J"9i"rt 4 Co; Paris: Iheyer 4 Hardtmuth. Vienna,
StaoItTS to all imperial Courts in EuroIe Extensive
stock Of English hand made and fin 81 American
uon,Ty- ENGRAVING of Visiting Cards, Mon, ,anls
aid Crests solicited in iigts perfection NJ Pm
SEAL SKIN GARMENTS
our SEAL SKIN SACQUES will be sold at the prices
Iarheti when pure chase in September The advance i'll
LoNdoA wIIl Lot affect prices.
WILLETT RUOFF
ou-ith 9O5 Pennsy ylvania ave-
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NAVAL OEDERs.-Captain John Irwin has been
ordered as senior member OF the board of inspection
10 examine and inspect the United States vessels
htted for sea at arriving at the Mare Island navy
yard Lieutenant Commander G.. +. F. Wilde de-
Cached from the navy yard. Boston. Goth instant.
ana oruered TO command the naval station at Key
MtSl Fla, relieving Lieutenant Commander John
b. Wlnn. who is ordered to duty as lighthouse IL
SpeCtOr of the seventh district
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GOOD RESULTS OF INSTRUCTION DURING THE YEAR
NArATIoN AND GYMNAsTlCS-REPRESSIvE MEAS
URES AGAINST THE IRREPREssIBLE HAzER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14

GOLD MEDAL, struck in honor of the recent
Newburgh, N. Y. centennial celebration, has been
presented to President Arthur.
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DIR. d. f. SALMON, Of the Department OF Agricul-
lure, read paper yesterday before the American
Public Health association, at Detroit. on the Texas
cattle fever. taking ground in favor OF the exist
ence OF disease belt in the southern states from
Whlch II Is dangerous to export cattle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-14

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15
fIRsT RACF-Purse $500 for 25 horses: mile heats,
0tn :. iii harness Eutri.s
James Ii. Hcit,.cr's b. g Edwin A.
j. III GtesIs = Douglas.
Gus Wilson's er. II Iaty Lear
u. + Hopes z. Ike Medium.
j l.. Turner's blk. z. Dick Oryan.
SECOND KACE-PIrse 800 for = go pacers mile heats
IL >. harness Entries:
James lT;ngan'S ch. y Gossip.
g H. &, fins dun =. Diamond joe
Il Harp - Y. ia, kapid
A BtHGwehr'S blk Tol>y
j. Ill. Phillips /. Little Splan
First promptly at O'Clock. Auction and
french =. All E&Iued horses Will ul3-2ts
MUSIC FOR GERMANS AND OTHER ENTER
A'k tslnments IlASO, with or without Orchestra
strlIii' nt~ J. T. IHEO LANG 1l2i street north
vert. Cr L3crlatiis Music Store. nib lIus
pRoF. IHII!'S, TEACHER OF DANCING
II II JOSEF 's Hall. corner 5th and III SITS NV
Parents entering their Children the of Deem
be- 8" u et the hlIc. Of te $40 Late Glass
ior - itI'lileH 1T ~ oClOrh- n13- Inn
gI'HEAIER CUMiQUE.
National Republican., 1883-01-02

YoU}cAN keep your hair abundant and
glossy and retain its youthful color with
PaTlieT's Hair Balsam.
National Republican., 1883-01-02
Funcrnl OF tho 1,yyln sniclde..

PHILADELPA1A, Jan. 1.-'rhc funeral of the
Rusl, brothers, Jacob and William, the young
men who committed suicide by drowning in the
water power at Trenton, N. j., on Wednesday
last TO escape arrest for having stabbed officer
Jarvis in this city, took plac1 this afternoon
from the residence of their mother. As carly
as seven o'clock people commenced congrcga.
ting in the vicinity of Howard street and
Girard avenue, which had increased to such
an extent an hour later that the cars Of the
Girard avenue line bound east were prevented
from running and squad Of policemen had
to be summoned to keep the great throng
back The crowd continued to increase
during the morning, and by one o'clock this
afternoon il was estimated that no less than
5000 people had passed into the house aud
gazcd on the features of the dead brothers
The doors were closed mt this hour when
religious services were held by Rev. J. w.
Langley, of st. Johns NJ. Il. chufch. The
bodies were followed to Hanover burial
grounds bya large nu mbcr of friends.
National Republican., 1883-01-02
WEST wAsuINGToN.

The visiting yesterday was very general,
the old town being quito cnlivened by the
many carriages, with their occupants in full
party dress, and numberess pedestrians all
striving to put in as many calls as possible.
The entertainment at many Of the houses was
very fine and the tolettes of many of the
ladies superb. The day passed off pleasantly,
there being very little evidence of over-in-
diligence in the intoxicating cup.
Excelsior tent, No. AZ, l. o. r., entertained
host of its friends from to 8 p. IN. yester
day at the hall, u fine collation. being spread
for the visitors.
There is no doubt that Joe Schladt, 1898
Thirty-sccond street, received more visitors
yesterday than any other individual in town,
he having kept open house all day, and from
the beautifully-arranged table, perfectly sup
piled with all the dcicacies of the season.
both substantial aud light, supplied the wants
Of ovor three hundred of his friditds
A very pleasant little entertainment was
given 60 some of his friends last night by Mr..
French Warner, at his residence in Thirty
fourth street, between + and O..
Tho first grand reception and hop Of the
Georgetown Dnshaway socials, at Forrest
hall last night, was II most pleasant affair." re-
ilccting great credit upon the club and the
following committees: Ballet master, j. b.
Evans; floor committee, Il. NJ. Hillery, j.
krousc, George Hillery, Charles Stoke, and
William Hurley reception committee, j. Il.
LinlNius +. Crown, f. NJ. Dykes, B. Y. Mil
lcr j. +, sill, Samuel Kidwell; executive
committee w. ROhror, chairman, J. b. Evans,
John Krouse, l.. A. Littlcfcld, j. Il. Linkins,
r. H. Talbot, j. Turvcy, j. William Gross, and
William Hutchins The music was furnished
by the Holy Hill band, under the leadership
of Prof. HodglSins Among the many pres
cnt were Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Littlehed, Mr..
and Mrs. John McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Darrell, Mr..
a .,.1-a H..
Mr., and Mrs, Hurley, Mr. and Mrs j. Y. Lin
kins, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Gross, ir., Mr. and
Mrs. +. Davis Mr.. and Mrs. j. Perkins, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Turvey, Mr.. S. Burlingame and
daughters, Mr.. Broollheld and daughters, Mr.
Hunt and ladies, Mr.. Andrew Fry and ladies,
Mr.. Jacob Hunter and lady, Mr.. j, Reynolds
and ladies, Mr.. j. Cook and ladies, Miss Bart
ley, Messrs. IL. p. Gilbert, NJ. A. McGowan,
Yates, Basorth, Il. A. Edmonston, Samuel
Gaskins, and many others.
National Republican., 1883-01-02
rn1LAprLpn1A.s 1Npusrn1rs.
The United States Manufacturing Census
shown DO he incomplete.

Shown TO he incomplete.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1,.-Mayor King in
his message TO councils to-day, calls attention
to the importance of improving the naviga-
tion of the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers,
and suggests the application TO congress for an
appropriation TO carry on the work Of the re-
moval of the distractions which impede rapid
and safe navigation. In reference TO the de-
cline in the manufacturing industries of the
city as shown by the United States census re-
port Of 1880, he states that upon request Of y
number Of citizens he began ro-cxamination
of these industries through tho police depart
mCnt. Each officer was furnished with blank
forms and instructions rs TO the manner of
obtaining information, aud the work WIS done
promptly and in the most careful manner.
More than 10000 manufacturing establish
mouts were examined, and their statistics ~
to the class of products and the number OF
persons employed in each ease were obtained
and placed in the hands of Mr.. Lorin Blodgct
for compilation and classification.
Tho mayor says: "The results already show
u very large increase over the reported figures
made public n short time since as the census
Of 1850 there being over IL 900 industrial
establishments, instead of $500, rs then re-
ported aud about 235,0OO persons employed
i'm these establishments. instead of 173 900, rs
reported for 1880 The changes arc so great
and so striking in most of the greater indus
tries as to show an absolute necessity for
making the present revision thorough and
complete, and for then making IL public in
proper official form. As instances of the
omissions in some departments, tho increase
in printing and publishing is from SD,00O,00O
TO $23,0OO,000 in value. In iron manufacto-
rios, nearly 1l,000 men arc reported in excess
of the former numbers, aud in textile fabrics
about 10000 persons more arc found, in fact,
TO be employed. The entire excess in the
lumber Of persons employed is about $1,000
as so far reported on the official FORMS"
National Republican., 1883-01-02
QitS.

PLOWMAN.-On Sunday morning. December 81
NoSA A., beloved wife off. w. PlOwman.
Funeral from the residence OF her sister, OO7 street
sou, heast, Tuesday afternoon at 3Otock, Relatives
and friends are cordially invited /, attend,
after q lingering Illness which She bore with great va
tience AID christian f1rlitude, MARY y. SnDY be-
loved wife OF William Shidy
Funeral services from Mount Zion NJ. T. church,
corner Fifteenth and II streets, tins Cruesday) aer
noon at o'clock to which the friends are invited
SHITEs. .-Suddenly, Of congestion of the brain
on sunday mornlng, December ~ ~ 500 o'clock,
CHARLES E, only child OF q. w. aud Mamie q. ShnCs
aged years months, and T. days
Funeral from tie residence of his grandfather,
John w. Smiles, blO Maine avenue southwest, Tues,
day, JRnuqry 2, ~ o'clock p. m. Relatives and
friends Invited 10 attend,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~, at $3.50 o'clock a. M, Ep-
WARD liuRRUs aged M years.
he funeral VIII take place from residence. No.
1905 Penusylvaniu avenue northwest, at . o'clock p.
M, and nom 81 Patrck's chVch at O'Clock p, m.
Tuesday, January
National Republican., 1883-01-02

49, THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF TRUS-
~ tees by the stockholders OF the National
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company, District Of
Columbia will be held ON the SECOND MONDAY
OF JANUARY, 1881. at the office of the company
slD Market Space Polls viii open at u o'clock m.
and close at o'clock y. m. SAM. CROSS
del3-td secretary.
n~1afe DR. H. o CANDEE, Vitapathc Physician.
~ 1 employ all the va1t health resources Of
Nature, scientifically applied through vital medicine.
Food, water. air, heat light, electricity, and vital
magnetism. | trent all difficulties - Hemorrhoids
malaria, all blood dlseases &c. Consultation free.
onlce 9O6 + st. II. W., opposite Masonic Temple
National Republican., 1883-01-02

The Hotel will be strictly first class in all its ap-
pointments. Special attention given TO wedding par.
1 q dinuprs Nr
National Republican., 1883-01-02
sp,tinI notites.
-
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

In New York.
The public are invited to the OPENING on New
Years Dny aud tile next dav especially on those
Two days goods will be sud at original cost. ial.ti
National Republican., 1883-01-02
nReonn,o sound nnI 1yeIl.p

HATcHER's STATION, Ga, March 81, 1876
r.. V. PIERCE, NJ. D.-Dear Sir: My wife,
who had been i'll for over two years, and had
tried many other medicines, became 8und
and we'll by using your "Favoritc Prescrip-
ton" My niece was also cured by its use
after several physicians had failed to do her
any good. Yours truly,
THOMAS j. MErHyIN.
National Republican., 1883-01-02

SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR LUNCHES, THEA
~ TER PARTIES, &C.
Opened for the reception OF guests Tuesday Morning,
November os, 1882.
National Republican., 1883-01-02
National Gins to Education,
GIesnu.ile (uiSs.) R,uieu.

WTttTI'TII NTIFo0'I III VttW'
The house of representatives authorizes the
chairman of the committee on education and
labor to report bill appropriating $4,000, 900
year for a period of Ave years This money
is to be distributed in proportion to the illit-
eracy in the several states This give the
late slave states-sixteen in number
$S,OO0,00O, and the proportion to SIissis-
sippi win be S6l0002,76 We hope the bill
win pass It is needed for both cOlored and
white education. Mississippi particularly is
away down in the scale Of education of her
whites compared to her sister states.
National Republican., 1883-01-02
deNlin6
December 90, 1852

nI9F-s AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
H-SS Stockholders OF the Columbian Bank Note
Company for the election of trustees. also to arrange
for the distribution Of proceeds of the sale of assets In
the hands or the tire surer, will he held TUESDAY,
JANUARY o, 1888, at ~ o'clock noon, In accordance
with a re Olutlon passed at n meeting of the Stock
holders held on the 9th Instant,
by order of .