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Tho Newburyport (Mass.) Herald makes
the late Are In Philadelphia the text for the
following excellent temperance sermon; A
million OF gallons Of whisky were burned
10 the Philadelphia fire. Let II burn. II
the fire had not burned tho whisky, the
whisky would have burned human stomachs
aud innamed human passions to bad acts.
Let It Durn-of all accused things rum,
when used to excess, Is the worst. II has
ere this burned out bright lntellects and gen.
erous hearts and pure souls, blackenlng
Gods Image and de1ling heavens noblest
works. Let 1t burn.
A correspondent of the Massachusetts
llltchmGH and Reflector, writes as follows:
| The cause Of temperance has arrived at a
stage when Its friends have occasion to
thank God and take courage" also great
reason for extra exertlons In the CAMPAIGN
upon us. 1t becomes all friends to refrain
from giving aid and comfort 10 the enemy
by crOakng or murmurlng because every.
thing desirable Isn't done instantaneously
| The execution Of the prohlbitory law has
closed up the thlrty-nvc hundred public bars
In this Commonwealth; the sales now made
are secretly aud with "fear and trembling"
Many dealers have "come" TO grief, and are
rellnquishing their leases to their landlords
while others are holding of hoping Ia
have the law suPplanted at the coming cleo.
ton.
Meanwhile the law;ilke the Decalogue, is
''a schoOlmaster," educating the people to
the enormlty of the rum traffic. II becomes
| all disciples TO pray that breeze from of
the heavenly shore may guide and control
public sentiment.
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FOREIGN MIsCELLANY.-Thc Lord Mayor
elect Of Dublin, Ireland, Edward Purdon, is
u printer by trade, and In company with his
brother, William Purden, edits and publishes
the Irish Fdrmsrs' Gazette.
1t Is said that many of the English con-
verts TO the Church of Rome are quietly re-
turning TO the established Church.
France produces from seven to eight thou
sand million of eggs annually. The est-
mated production Of eggs in Great Britain Is
two thousand millions annually, and yet
England pays about 81, 900, 900 In gold for
importation from France, Belgium, and Hol-
land. In Paris officials appointed by the city
government inspect not only the number and
quality, but the size Of the eggs. Those IN
spec:ors are supplied with ring, all eggs
passing through which are thrown out, or If
taken bring an inferior price.
An English tradesman thus adyertlses his
runaway apprentice He can be Identified
by the fact that he has not combed his hair
since New Years day, and cannot speak ten
words at a time without uttering twenty
falsehoods."
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Wood and Coal.
FOR CHOICE FRUITS
ANDExCELLENT MELONS,
90 TO
SHERMAN. g. LANCKToN'S
CHEAP GROCERY STORE. 327 p STREET.
T RyY COURT WASHINGTON COUNTY, D. G.

IEvY COURT WASHINGTON COUNTY. D. G.
and d sa e sass G sS"ss:
Gnes q pSsssngers pahin ne County " HdsI.
sfsrios i, BE- il ordained BY the Levy COur, Of
Ne cGSnty o. Washington, p: 2, that, from and
for any person or persons whatever to run or use
any tEsE6sy sssiITisss G%atbas CAB sny de-
wiHiS or about he County q Wash ng.Sn. iSr pay
therefor II he $sRPsf Rsssiaatisf Arrested ''n'0
,tEGII9S2 The Clerk Ofthis Court Is hereby au-
StRsr 1sSsSs SatEs ss tgsuSPoTssSS Pnssps s@s
Si%I and % sys4y S.6si ysGi:iS, ~ $aa y f%c
*! X S%: for r s"y 'a"
Sass sT' SRss ysR 81 sS GP PS
sSS az d III s w Wits. 6hsIs a
'ssb * sS S L. q ~; GSS attached thereto
sTcTICs !. Zach and every carriage. omnibus.
s Ss ;ha Be e E sGn Sn oEt e az aS
on The ISit side e such driver ,,.. ,..,,..
e0R sCS sSa %SiS GS Sha SrSS iAsSs
ssmGls q va Ts.s@blsd either " dsE u Pisilin
rad this ~ s sSs9 Sx and PS,S Nicer Be pres
the manPsI q the Arrival and dCpSrtare u lie
sts sP $ts q t 9d q:
every driver Of any carriage omnibus, cab or other
vehicle who shall obstruct the oiheeT in the per.
formAnco Of their duty, or who shall refuse to
obey the orders given by him connected with the
arrival aud departure and stands for the carriages,
aud the preservation of order aud peace, or shall
ylO any other Of the provisions OF this act shall
be fined not exceeding Ten Dollars for each and
every offence, and TO be recovered other fines are
recovered by this Court, and the Clerk OF this Court
hereby SGthoIIIed 70 advertise this ordlnsaersix
times, daily In two OF the daily pApeTs Of this city
O. II, NICHOLS, President
NICHOLAS cALLEs' olsLi,
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Lodge, l. o. o. r., Of Massachusetts,, at Its
last meeting decided to grant charters by
which Lodges OF Daughters of Rcbekah can
become regular benefit societies. The mem
bership Is to be limited, however, as now,
to the families of Odd Fellows. The Lodges
will Ak their own rates OF initiation, their
benefit payments, and arrange other mlnol
regulations. Hitherto, the Rebekah Degree
Lodges have been mainly social In tholl
| character.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsHISnToS, d. O., July ~, 1892.
On the petition OfC J. BgRrRASD, Of New York
Y, praying for the extension u 4 patent
granted to him on the SOIh day of october. 1854. for
au imprOy In Sugar filteTersF
II is ordered that said petition be heard at this
oil co on the 18th day Of October next Any person
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi'
tious, an other papers should be died In this
Office twenty days before the dsy q hGaLlnE,
aug i.W9W Commissioner Of Patents
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VIZ HAVE Examined q new and very use
full book, entitled the Newspaper Advert
ser's Guide" Just published, by Cook, Co.
burn & Co., Chicago, Newspaper Advertis-
ing Agents Of our city, giving a complete
list Of all the different newspapers, periodl-
calls and magazines published In the United
States, Territories, Pacific coast, China,
Japan, Australia and Sandwich Islands.
To publishers as q book Of reference, and to
general advertisers, 1t is Invaluable. 1t Gun
braces upwards Of 800 pages, giving the
location and names up to the present time,
o. upwards Of 1900 newspapers. A COM
p!ete aud correct list Of this kind has long
been needed, and is Indispensable to all who
contemplate doing any amount Of general
newspaper advertising. Tho whole arrange
mcnt OF names Ia so condensed that 1t car
be used for the pocket; aud a copy Of thi
Guide or Directory ought to be In the hand
Of every merchant, manufacturer, invcuto
and business man In the country. In short
1t Is a perfect dictionary to those desiring
intelligence regarding newspaper advortls
Ing. Let every advertiser send for one.-
Chicago Tribune.
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EAUQUIER WHITE ULPUUn
SPRINGS
These popular Springs opened on thu

2Oth OF June.
The waters are unsurpassed as an Alternative and
nsryou. affections PECULIAR to ladies. fheir tonic
elects have secured the commentators Of physi-
These sPrinEs are easy q access End the nearest
0eo,eoi,9wn, D; O.. and B.itimore fhey arc
tSsaehei by ths Orange and AsxAudIia railroad to
over good roaf, six 20, miles to the springs,
TEENS; ~ per month, el6 per week. t3 per DAY
Uhlldren and servants according to Aecommoda-
tons. Cotlllon music ubder the direction on Prot
edward Manahan, Of the band Of the Annapolis
UI-lm Proprietor
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The Germans continue their enforcement
OF the Sunday law in PIttsburg, They have
held a meeting to select men to look out for
the different street railroads, and one OF the
speakers said; "The sole purpose the society
wishes to reach is the EXTREMIST observance
Of the Sabbath, so that all classes OF citizens
would be equally compelled to bear It's ad-
vantage and disadvantages" The courts
are already full Of cases growing out ofy!ola-
lions of the law.
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Political.

Hon. Harvey Jewell, Speaker Of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature, will make an effort
to carry the Republican caucus in opposition
to Gov. Claain.
fhe Rochester E1prsH denies that Hon.
Noah Davis intends to resign his seat In Con-
gress.
The Evansville (Indlana) Courier nomi-
nates Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks for the
Presidency In 1879. This Is taking time by
tho forelock.
Senator Morton, OF Indiana, Is to make a
political speech at Toledo on the l4th
| instant.
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MoNTaoMEsssHX, N WsnTE SULPHUR
WILSON 4 LORENTZ, Propricior.

r,,. MoSrdonERr Co. VA. July I, 1850.
the reception Of visitors,
The HOTEL. G0TTkdAs. hath ROOMS, &C.,
nave been thoToughly repaired aud furnished
thrOughout n the neAtest manner. Its wild noun.
tsin scenery, pieturesqre and shady walks,dTiyes
,nant to those In pursuit Of health or pleasure
cottages containing from two to sixteen rooms,
The iS'e shall be eqrs TO any hotel In the country
Ero.n., tesErsphie And express oihces At tho
s band o. Washipgtop Visitors from Phiiadsiphis,
balunore and Wsshington will purchase Tickets
Springs. ''' '"'
Terms per day, O.; week, go, month, 40, for
longer period ana for larger parties special rates
or to he PROPRIETOR WiIsoN 2oRE ss'r once
-lyl.M MontgomsIy White Sulphur spIipg.,Ys.
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NEW PUBLICATION. - "Claudc GneuI
The Last Days Of Condemned Man." BY
Victor Hugo, author Of Giles Mlserables,' u
&c. Published by Carleton, New York.
For sale by Blanchard Il Mohun. (Notce
hnrnn lnr
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Excursions, Etc.

Tor MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer Arrow. Capt. Thomas .-x
staekpoie, leaves her wharf. foot Of
seyeLthttrert, daily except Sunday > m INA m
and Tuesday and Thursday Rftern oon At so D. m
foI Mount Vernon and INFERNO Cd iatsila udings.
rare sL0 JAMES SYKES 0en'l sup't,
Omee: willard "A Hoiel
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PROPOSALS FOR FLESH BEEF,
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y " ~. WAsTrs6rox. D. o., July n. 1900.
iroit, Michigan, praying for the extension Of a pa
i.Gt grhPted to him on the Soth day of October,
spd agSin reissued on the 18th day OF May, iss6
Boards, s"1 o'"i
is ordered that the said petition be heard ii
tbs otiee on the 18th day Of October next Any
Positions. and other papers. should be hied In ths
once twenty days before the day Of hearing,
tysl.ssw Copmmivsioner q Pn
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FINANCIAL AND coMnERcIAL.

WAsHINGToN, August Q, 1S6p.-Jay Cooke 8
%. furnish the following quotations OF Gov.
ernment securities,
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Special Notices.

"ATTENTION, DRUIDsi-wssh-
n. ru IeFSe Yo.S,: " me-, ss{eu; bali :.
s;s:S:i SS & V is' i sis'i Hs '
~PUpLIo sCHoOLs.-A Regular
fs sse E az IN PS:Fa t % I,G sss:
Nv gc cslS "a TUESDAY ''sssss the 10Th i'P
Tas sIs4sE TX REAtm%s II. N
enforced q I'D about * 3snifs MARKET '"'e."
e G.. sPi iaa III On Fca
. w r !E '.t ! t. SCI: s% rom
esrP%sss q al Ss ar n. hut DO
No hue. WI ;: R.iRi.isd to buy fOrs.,si
% .cn hIln head
g. Permitted f S. SSI and 70 s sSSs
stands OF stalls withln The limit. Of the matkti
parties erecting such stands DO allowed to use 9hs
same q though The stand had been erected BY lie
Ali Sidewalk. and crossings abOu, the mlrlst
Ali persons falling TO comply with ths.. resula.
Ions viii b. s1biset to the penalties imposed by
w,. s! si;.s q H6S .ai1s A.,R:,,
" tstsf ssd Ghfonieisl
IIsh VI Sk.d REtEsos I ,sn,
and. ..half street, between and o. auo.lm
wTArLos . Co., s:,r.rs o,, :.
corner OF seventh and y streets,
cannot DO cxcelied, n equaIed In the
Rissl.Gen, vIehy, Congress, and
g-Do NOT FAIL TO TRY
PEOPLES CHOICE IMPnoyED
SODA, with Grsnulated leo
with Fruit and cream Syrups, in
xo1r n Sl:;r ESss's nr::~,.,, and
ner OF Seventh and Essrcets. Jyoi.im
~ ney q Law. has removed 81. once 10 No.
Four aud .s-half street, near the City Hall.
fWnLIBRARY OF CONGRESS-,
Washington. Juiy rs, 1850;
public from Au'a ID to Aq.p T. f sf5f f'lf'
jy2.lot Librarian.
w.sSoD.As WATEn; At Z oog COZ, na,I!
dawn from fountain having the latest Improve.
.s1 S .s g a. 20 , sS w sy4up: as
from the Juice Of the fruit. See advertisement In
another part OF THIS paper JyB-lm
s~ NOTICE.-At a meeting OF tho
|" Board Of Trustees Of the National Freed
man. Savings and Trust Company, held At their
was voted That interest At the rate 81 one and two
tht rds Per cent 10 per cent per ahnum) be paid TO
all depositors who may haye LETT their money on
ssains the ii day q July. sa ri. interest viii
be payable on or after the 18th inst Ter order.
jyl3-n
rwsCOLD SODA WATER AND PURE
~ sYRUPs at FERGUs0N's prug Store.
corner Of first street aud Pennsylyahia avenue,
Capitol Hill. To prevent the soda trade from Goa
nleting with the more important business u dis
pensinE medicines, assistance has been secured to
| lake exclusive charge OF the soda fountsln. FIT.
teen tickets for o. cash. No soda sold on Sunday.
ly9-lm
~oARPETs, CURTAINS, &C.
THE LARGEST STOCK
THB NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS
THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES
WIN. 8. MlTCHBLL Co,
Over Perry Bro. =,
jaT-H Dry Goods Establishment.
e~-C. +. CUMMINs,
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y WAsHIEdToS, D, G., August 2, 1862
- On the petition Of TIMOTHY BAILEY, OF Ballston
granted to him 90 the 2Oth day Of November. 1855,
for an Improvement il Knitting Machines
Il ~ ordered that said petition be heard at this
Office on the LIST day OF November next Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
slti0ns, aud other papers should be filed In this
office twenty days before the day Of hearing,
SAMUEL y. USHER,
anO.I9M CommIslioner Of PAtenis
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

l limited STATES PATENT OFFICE
~ wAsHIslros. d, O., July 80, 1902
,o On sGs pe',tSS GlL W dAsS,6Ss, Of SoIthamp
granted 10 him the 10Th day Of October, ls55 for
an Improvement in Sewing Machines:
office on the nth day Of October next Any person
may oppose this extanaion, Objections, deposi-
Ace twenty days before tho day Of hearing.
sAMUBL FISHER,
augs.F9w COmmissioner Of Patents.
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SEvENTH;;sTREET STORE TO .LEL.rHE
- large building on BeyrBth street, No. $50, be-
tween | street aud Masaachusetts avenue, with
hrst n9or cellar aud ee"n story, suitable for any
large business. ATpiy ~
A. ROCKWELL,
jJ23.2awtf No. dOs 1 street
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f~ATTENTION, DRUIDsi-wssh-
M. Mfr Grove No 4 nee, ,.S{Ou, hall on
arranEsneuts 10 attend the funeral Of our late
brother, &C. Wilson. JAMEsA. fENNING,
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rlfsCOLD SODA wATERA AND PURE
80 sYRuPs at fERgUsONs pras Store
Capitol Hill. To prevent the soda trade from Goa
neting with the more important business Of dis
pensinE medicines, assistance has been secured to
lake exclusive charge OF the soda fountsln. Fit.
teen tickets for sl cash. No soda sold on sunday
l9-lm
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-02

dyspeptic and melancholie young profess
sional man once bewailed his prospects to
Chief Justice Parsons, and said he didn't see
how he should ever get through the world.
''Did you ever know any one to stop on the
way +" was the rave and cOnsoling reply.
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A pupil in defamation, having been told to
gesticulate according to the sense, in commen-
cling piece with 'Tne comet lifts its fiery tail,
innocently lifted the tail OF his coat, and looked
around for applause.
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WILL IT EVER BE OTHERwIsE?-Thcr is so
much adulteration in whatwe eat and drink that
most articles o consumption have to be taken
unon trust, and treated as Articles of Faith
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A wag seeing door nearly off its hinges Qn
which condition it had been for some time),
observed that when it had fallen and killed
some one ii Monld probably be hung.
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In front of the theatre at Oxford there are
some gigantic stone figures, the date and sub
iect of which are alike buried in uncertainty.
Two sailors were walking past.
''Who are these fellows, shipmate?" said one
of them.
"The Twelve Apostles" replied his friend.
''Twelve Apostles How can that be? Why,
there's only six of EN-"
''Wen," replied his informant, ''yer wouldn't
have 'emIall on deck at once, would ye?"
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ANSWERING \ QUEsTION,-It is related of q
certain minister OF Maine, who was noted for his
long sermons with many divisions that one day,
when he was advancing among his teenS he
reached at length Il kind of resting place in his
discourse, when, Fausing to take breath, he
asked the question,
''And what shall | say more?"
voice from the congregation earnestly re-
sponded ''Say Amen. :"
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PLAYFUI.-A reason given why piano was
not saved at fire was because none OF the fire.
men could play on it.
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real 'bull" fight. Matodor Boutwell, enters
the ring and attacks bull and kills him, after
first enraging him by show of $l3, 900, 900
gold flag. The whole concluding with ground
and lofty tumblng by the whole company,
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"Won't that boa constructor bite me p said a
little boy to a Snowman.
"Oh no, boy, he never bites-he swallows his
,yittlns whole"
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A sailor complained of the power Of the cap
tains, and spoke bitterly of the characters of the
shippers of the day.
why" said he, mot long ago, on the coast
of Alriler, a cap'n was going to throw one Of
the crew that was dying overheard before he
was dead. So the man says, You amt a-going
to bury me alive, are you oh says the
capn, you needn't DC so Jolly particular to a
few minutes = y
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The science Of Nelocipede riding is mostly
comprised in a few words: you straddle, paddle,
and then skedaddle.
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Why Goes it seem difficult matter to believe
Mr. Charles Dickens because he is a great
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Your handwriting is very bad indeed" said a
gentleman to young college friend, who was
more addicted to boating and cricketing than to
hard study; 'yeu really ought to learn to write
better"
"Ay, ay," returned the young man. lit is all
very well for you to tell me that; but, if l were
to write better, people would be finding out how
[ sncll.n
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manufacturer of tombstones lately re ,eiyed
call from cOuntryman, who wanted a stone
to place over the grave of his mother. After
looking around for some time, and making
sundry remarks about the taste of his deceased
mother, he finally pitched upon one which the
stone-cutter had prepared for another person.
81 like this one' said he.
But" said the manufacturers "that belongs
to another man, and has Mrs. Perry's name cut
on it; it wouldn't do for your mother"
"Oh, yes, it would" said the countryman.
''she couldn't read And, besides, he continued,
as he observed the wonderment of the stone
cutter, perry was always favorite name of
hers, any how I"
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Two teachers were discussing the efficacy of
corporal punishment in education.
II can speak from large experience" said
one. II have always used it in my school; and
every one knows that my scholars are the cream
of our aristocracy."
''rhe whipped cream, if you please, rejoined
his OppOnent
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NUMBER CCXLIII.
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The Spanish ladies are in great embarrassment.
Two came very near being arrested the otherday
in Madrid for wearing, one coral ornaments and
the other Margucrtcs in her hair Red coral
is the emblem OF the Republicans and white
Marguerites are % token of sympathy with the
Carlst cause Blue is Isabellist. But how are
the ladies to dress all the colors are suspected?
1t is true that yellow is left; but then everybody
does not like yellow. 1t may do for brunettes,
but what will become of the blondes?
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street.
"Oh, that's for to stop the cholera"
"Ah l have often heard of the board of
health, but never saw one before"
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Young ladies who play croquet are known as
'maidens all for lawn"
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Curran being at II party at the seat of an Irish
nobleman, one of the company, who was ply
sician strOled out before dinner into the church
yard Dinner being served up, and the doctor
not returned, some of the company were ex-
pressing their surprise where he could be gone to-
"Oh !" says Curran, che has just stepped out
to pay visit to some Of his old patientsn
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Trips has lately noticed that the milk left
every morning at his house savors very strongly
of the aqueous fluid In fact he one morning
actually accused his milllman of watering it,
That worthy drew himself proudly up, and re-
piled that he scorned the impeachment; but he
did water his COWS that morning, and he sup
posed 'that must be it," Trips went to bed
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BY OUR SERIES EDITOR.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-21
NOTICE.

nARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
/ the V. & T. R. r. Co, are requested to pre-
sent them a. an Gfflce Of the Company by the
Second of the month following that in which they
have accrued.
N. n. YERINGT0E isspsri.tsndeat.
December 2, 1850.