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AMUSEM ENTS.

NATIONAL THEATER.
EVERY EVENING and MArIY.sn SATURDAY
AFTERNOON at A'efack,
SEE 81
THE OLD WOMAN THAT LIVED SHOE
NET YEARS sATINEK
de21 y MONDAY ASTEENOOY. - O'Clock.
WALL's OPERA HOUSE.
tsEAT RfLI TONrfHT.
TWO sTABS AND Two GREAT PLAYS,
ApTropiists iuE tGs Holiday Week.
fHls ~ ESDANJ MGR 4, DECEMBER a7rH
The Turkish SFec'seulsg Drama OF
Bd.C2 BEARD; Us. FEMALE CURIOSITY.
p, WIS llALL - his ct as rATIMA.
To include with tts fam1l Moral Drama u
JACE SHEPPARD.
Us Life y ~ the e. siie T. TIE grave,
MISS KATE DENIM "a JACK SHEPPARD
eUIporte( by the katiTe Company.
On To morrow ish' the Great Tragedienze
JANAUsOHEK
Engaged Tor four NIGHTS Only ss77
HON sCnCYLER COLLAR
WILL DELIVER T'HK OPENING ADDRESS
-TTEE
MUSICAL EkTKKTAINNENT
LIYCoLE NALL.
TEIs Tuesday KvEsIks,
For tie bsn.st u the SOLDIER saa Sailor. Or
II pkans.
v NJ. Q. Z. GYMNASIUM,
C1RN kzS NINTH AND % SITS
FITTED up with all the modern a4rsratu., and with
net and cold vster baths lockers. &c, &c.
Terms s3rrr quarter. de27-tf
GRAND MUSICAL EMBARRASSMENT
" FOR THE
BE EFT OF TIE ORPHANS
a.
soLpIERs AND SAILORS ORPHAN EOYE
LINCOLN FALL,
TUESDAY EVENING, DEOENEtR a. 1870,
s-der the auspices of the - Ca. b
The EARINE BAND viii play a. intervals from
% - o'clock.
Con. SCHUYLER CoLrAx wiz delivsrs short
eddresE NJ = O'Clock.
At $50, Grand Chc-as, Thanks be 20 Col y
from EiJsh, by volunteers from tse Philharmonic
and ChoTal Societies, To be followed with
PIANO SOLO, bv Gail ichter.
1 GRAND CHORUS. by the 81 nZeTbun6.
1 BASS SOLO. by Mr. r. A. Chase.
I OCTETTE. by the Beethoven Octette ClCb.
1 SbFRaNO SOLO, by Miss Eva Mills.
| 20 Conclude with tse Grand Chorus Hsllelu
lah, from Messiah. by volunteers IRON The Phil
harmonic and Choral Societies.
4 Tickets so Cents; for sale b. canvas-er,
throughout the city and at the music tnd book
Stores. de n st
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Ryan and His Cuban Follower AT
Panama

HAVANA, Dec. 3o.-Advices from Panama -
the 2ist of December have been received ri4
Jamaica. The Cuban Colonel RYAN had ar
rived there on the 18th on the steamship Ocean
Queen from New York, with a large quantity OF
ammunition and arms intended Tor Cuba A
nuihber Of Cuoans were expected to join RYAN
at Aspinwall, whe e are 80 men with RYAN
The steamer expected TO arrive from New Yors
THE Hornetl 10 convey Ryan and his com pan
ions to Cuba had not arrived az Aspinwan
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FATAL SHoorING AFFRAY IN TKNHrss.R.-
A difficulty occurred at Shelbyville, Tenn, on
Thursday evening, in which Mr.. Stahlman.
agent Of the southern Express Company, was
shot IN the arm by w. H. Wisener, son OF the
late Repubh can candidate for Governor. After
Wallace, q telegraph operator. Wallace re.
turned the shot and inflicted wound from
which Wisener died Saturday morning. Ths
difficulty grew out of q refusal on the part o.
the part OF the express agent to give Wisener
receipt for money paid on q. %. ID. package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

The weekly statement Of the New York s..o-
Grated banks proves more favorable than Anti
cipated. while the legal tenders have fallen OF
nearly three-qsarters OF o million Of dollar,
there IL . gain in specie which reduces fine
decrease Of legal reserve to abeut 600 ,oQe
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"a Female Ring-A sewing circle.


~ The incest thing in boots-A pretty foot.
-" Mush and milk" sociables prevails in
the rural districts
- Mrs Murdoch, sister to the actor. occa-
s'onally elocutee.
- The Cincinnati Enquirer proposes lectures
- substitute for capital punishment.
- Three burglars worked twenty hours on
county safe In Wisconsin, and got just Q cent
apiece.
~ A New Yorker has q dog Itch he has
named Peanuts, on account OF the thinness OF
his bark. =
- SAYS the captain, !" always have goose
at my table on Christmas " or course Won
do" answered Quilp, " when you are at home
81 Patrick Rogers, OF Cohoes, sent half
barrel of four to every widow in tn at city last
Thanksgiving. As he did IL out of pure phil
sntsropy. his name escaped the newspaper re-
porters for several weeks. aa
- Two small frames buildings in Fortress
Monroe Were burned down on Sstur iay nisht.
and but for the exertisrs OF the Fire berart-
ment much valuable property would have been
destroyed.
1APhilsielphia street preachers COMPLAIN
that when they Try 10 convert boys IN the streets
the boss say. % II ut 9 heal ea hfm.~ and when
be talks 10 them about he'll, they say. Yon
know how il ~ yourssif,i AID hen he masses
stoHIsd &c ilat tleY ask, :. How does the old
th'ig work - he Is going tsreslgn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

Ms. SECRETARY BELKNAP is somewhat
bett to-day, but Te regret to learn that she l.
stii very low and bat list.e hope is entertained
for her recoverf.
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Two More OF the Missing Tarned ~

RICHMOND. Dec. 3s.-Nilcor of IvnrhbBr,.
and Walden, of Chesterfield. reported nr~s o.
have turned up safe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

GEN. SHERMAN retained here from New
York on Saturday evening and wa. at hi.
Office to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

1HE GovBRNoRsBIP or UTAH-A telegram
from Salt Lake city, says; The name OF Chief
Justice Mexican is used at Washington in con-
nection with the Governurship without his au-
thority. 1t is autbo~itatively stated that he Is
not aud Will not become candidate
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.
The INTERNAL RKvERSUE.-receipts from this
source to- day were 1858, 90

SECRETARY RoBKsoS is expected to return
here tl-moryoW,
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SHOT BY LADY.-Gentlemen from across
me aver report That day or two ago Mr.. 4. Il.
RsDey, one OF the school trustees of Prince
Georges county, Maryland, attempted 10 eject
from sehool-house, about seven miles from
The ferry, the teacher, Miss Ferguson who
had been dismissed, and to install another LADY
who had been appointed her successor. Miss
Ferguson refusing 10 Nacste the premises Mr.
kohey seized her, when she drew a revolver aud
snot Al INN, the ball passing through his coat
He then thrust her out OF the ,lsor and she fen
TO the ground, but soon rising she shot al him
again, but without effect. warrant was issued
lor The arrest OF the lady, and she was bxied
for her appearance at cOurt.-Ales. Gazette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

PRICE OF CoAL.-with a surplus of coal sor
at least 60 days over the needed supply, and
winter nearly one third over, the holders of coal
are putting up the price. The true remedy IL ~
buy no more than If absolutely necessary. TIE
miners strike is in part trick OF the large in
ing companies TO advance prices and in pa T..
the foolish work of those who love idleness ana
poverty better than three or four dollars q day
j. i. Express Eta last
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The Miners Unien, in its recent secret SEES
sion At Tamaqua, Pa, ordered all miners TO
quit work on q strike for higher wages This,
too IN the dead of winter, when the miners ali
OF coal on hand and the families IF some Of
them are already near starvation; but the
secret council 10 q Holy vehm, whose DEGREES
must be obeyed-N. Y. Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

D1sArPEARANCE OF AN IsLAND.-Captair
Plock, of the bark Adolphe, bound from iaui-
cue TO London, SAYS that while passing tn.
New Hebrites Islands he discovered that Auro-
"a Island had entirely disappeared, ami no
trace OF it was TO be ceen on the n ,e of the
Ocean where II was before situated What
makes this occurrence more deplorable, saws
TIE Pdu Val Gazette, is that Aurora was one OF
Tie hcst fertile OF The group of lslandsof which
il formed a member. 10 was last seen in laf
II. ), Ion. los. > T.. It il described A. haeipp
been about thTtysiN miles i'm length and IN
wards OF five miles broad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

CHRYENNR, W. T., Dec. 26-The First Ma
tional Bank Of Cheyenne has been organized
with a capital Of 500 900.
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Mr.. Bernstein. Of Wa>hi.gton. Sal.

MI hNNNDt DEC. IN nan boTn- ! N. 81
Washington city, who Was At the Sp0tswoed Hs-
tel when IL was destroyed by lire, tGrued up
safe this morning
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~ prisoner arrested for drunkenness i'm
RosfeH IeeTp'is said BE- became Intoxicated On
" IeapeIanes Blltess.
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
III he New Ming OF Spata en- route 10
His GaDllal.

FLORENCE, Dec. e.-Prince Amadeus, ac-
companied by The Minister Of Marine, has
and II to receive in the spanish capital the title
OF the Duke of Galta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

BONE FELoN.-The LOndsn Lance, recon
mcnds the following a. the best remedy vet
discovered FOR this most eXcruciatinC disease =
the spot ny blister about the size OF your
thumb nail, and let 1t remain tor six hours al
the expiration of which time, directly under the
surface OF the blister, may be seen the felon
which can instantly be taken out with m. MONT
OF needle q lancet"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

MURDER AND SUIoJDR---A double horror oc-
CURED on flday evening at Collamer, six miles
from Syracuse. y. Y. Lorenzo D. Garrett
aged thirty-two years, murdered his father-in,
law, James ID. Tallman, aged sixty-seven. Gar
rett attacked Tallman in the latter's barn-yard
stantly. Garrett then went to his own barn.
about six rods distant, and hung himself. The
two men had been guarding about propert,
for some years.
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THE RICHMOND FIRE.
Eight Lives known % have besu
I.osf

RICHMOND, IA, Dec. 2G.-JOha n. Holman,
Jr., OF ) lac kson, Tenn, II now known certainly
10 have been burned at the >potssood, making
the eighth victim.
The James river is frozen over this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

The UNITED STATES STEAMER TENNKssEg
Is now at the navy yard here, being fitted up for
carrying the commissioners contemplated By
the resolution of Governor Morton to San
Domingo. SIZE will be got ready for sea a.
once SO as to convey the Commissioners as soon
as they are appointed.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Reports.
THE WAR IN EUROPE.

Prussia Sinks SIX Eagsish Vessel. O..
the Setae-A Formal Protest.
Against the Spelsssssa = ssen.
Measea0er. Victory Near
LEGO Prisoner
f,l,sroFiss Erdsar,ly % n, ErepSsg Star.
The PRCSSIANS SINK SIX BRITISH
SHIFTS IN THE SEINE.
LONDON, Dec. 27.-The sinking OF sIx English
ships in the Seine by the Prusslans for the par
pose OF obstructing navigation has occasoned
great indignation here and throughout England.
Inc British vice consal az Rouen has presented
10 the Presstan commander o formal prc.nst
against the act OF sPOliation committed upon
British subjects.
MYSTERIES SURROUNDED.
Me:lerCs = surrounded BY 800 Prussiaus,
aud siege IL imminent.
ALLEGED PRUssIAN PILLAGING.
BORDEAUX, Dec IA dispatch FROM Poiters
on the 2jth. says 100 Prussiars, with Artilef
occupy BlOis, and have i'ifiscriminately piilagsl
both public and private houses.
There arc .O0o Prass'sns a. orleans WI Ia
city Is aioo pillaged. fruSsian officers an meu
are all engaged in the WOak o. plunecr.
A dispatch fron AleBcon. on the 2Itb. SAYS
the enemv evacuated Eiheuf and BSurgtLc
rOnde, at which latter place they had az en-
ucncbcd camp. There Il no news from tac
army CT the Loire.
SUMMARY or YESTERDAYS WAR
NEWS.
NV YORK, Dec. 27.--rhe following is sam
mary OF Yesterdays news.
King william reports that Nanteanel gaiur.'
a victory hear AUIens, and captured 800 pll.-
OncTs.
There has been no more f.htinc In paris.
A French naval expedition is organizing AZ
Brest. Its destination - unknown.
AZ Is estimated thstthere are now co. 90 Ger
man soldiers ia France.
The Fenian conyic's IN England have been
liberated.
WAR NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON, Dec. 21.-Adviccs from Paris are %
the effect that the i0rtincations OF Paris s,lIl
waste ammunition hy an Intellectual caunOna lie
on the Prussian positions.
Gen. Msnteufiel 10 in pursuit OF the french
army of the roth, and has captured some prs
oBsrs at Albert.
II is stated that the Belgian civic guRrdwiT
be reorganized rs mobile guards.
Eight persons we're killed by q railsay
dent, near Hatfield, this morning.
BISMARCk's WANING To SwITZFE-
LAND.
Berlin, Dec. e. Count Bismarck urge.
upon Switzerland q better observance OF neu-
tIslitv.
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The Liverpool Markets

Nv EkfcOL, Dec. = The market Tor varnf
and fabrics ~ Manchester is firm
Change In the Spanish Council.
MADRID, Dec. 21.-kiVerO President OF the
Council, has resigned. and IL succeeded, tempo
rarily, hy Sagosta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

CHRISTMAS REUNION AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
The Presidents father. Jesse II. Grant, ESD.
Postmaster at COvington, n.y., is in the city and
guest at the White House. Master ULYSSES
Gran Jr., the Presidents second son, is home
Tor the holidays from school Har gard College)
and took his Christmas dinner with his parents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27
BATCHELOK's HAIR DYE.

| IRIS splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world
Harmless, reliable instantaneous does not Contain
nor any rsidite poison to produce paralysis
ieath Avoid the yanne led and delusye pre- parations
ooasing virtues they do not The gen uine,
". a. Bachelors lair Dye has had tAgrtv yaaTs'
the only perfect Hair Dye-psck OF Brown Sold
q All Druggists. Applied ct I6, Bond street, New
L Iofs m
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INSURANCE.

rTyHE NATIONAL NEFguPDIIFaS
FISH. INST RGNCS COMPANY
CF IKE
DIST8ICT or CGLUHBIA
ORGANIZES 4 70 CST 20, 1870.
CASE CAPITAL,---... sion zoe
Ofsce IN sssTbcrf' BgIlIiEg, Nc soc1z peTzls,-l
-8E& avenue. POSES nelly. ErseiteUt
' n 3. TODD, N.se Prcsic-nt.
DIRHCTuEs.
J. Blase, VIA y Todd,
NM WSlf. Chsrfr- Inst
Wa. q. = s7-erotf, JOEn I,euursu
9eS = GEEck, MoSeE keilT
A SasVEeri. ecfs-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

RTHRESTEEy
MUTUAL LEE ISSUsAsCE eco,
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
H.vSNpIEE. President,
HEREs SHITH.V V. Pres. ARG GEYLClRDss
ASSETS, ss.O0O,GeO.
POLICY U0LBERS, $1,000.
The iccaffcu OF this Company gives Il e., ~ aavsn
tsgs@ g, 4 ne lsTze MINORITY 81 coz PANE One Of
tneee atT.ntaR-sS1d the iulSSrlauf lfs IN tat
htEher rate 81 Interest ~ obtains,
Ees-t the leiig wing figures
siSf' invested feg htgy years at
per sent eor-rooI.1 interest, Asocats to Sls5z L
SSl6
- lH.cg q
The E5rErHester7 loans It's money OF Ftrst Mort
rage ~ ieE p the legal rate ia the West
sUo Lzs Esss- i0s d1Isr Of psfr pal interest
f hAs = lE rae G. iarrtaslsF S1e ak OF its risEs
betng n IRE ~ here the ciElZtels ealthisr IL
fs Huroiy usHtsl eer pary. having stock holders
&c crax cut Any % t1e earnings o. the policy ho,d
eTs money. Ca s-seri1g these fscts il Is evfdeu.
that he NGrtsF-sTts-s must 10 ale 70 furnish m
~ lee CO.. than most Il co. all other com
peuies. 1. !. KNIGHT General Agent,
sez-1 aoS Seventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

HosPITAL STEWARDS EXTRA PAY.-Urdcr
decision OF tie Secretary of War, hospita!
stewards, United States army, employed as
clerks in the Departments. receive no extra
duty pay TO which they claim to be entitled
under the laws OF Congress. They viii bring
have engaged Hon. A. G. Riddle as their
council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

TIN RSTONS IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
u Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists. Price - and 50 cents
JoUNERo NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEANERre-
81 res sOied gloves equal 10 new. Sold b. all drug
ga and fancy goods dealers. Price, . cents. dC5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

fPHKsoNAL.-We regret to learn, by telegraph,
OF the sudden death, at San francisco, on
Christmas Afternoon, of-Walter Scott Poore
the younger and only brother of Major Ben
Perley Poore. He had been a resident there
since his boyhood, and his genial disposition
bad won him many friends there, as well as AT
the places which he visited when he came East
His remains will be brought to the family home
stead, in Massachusetts, for interment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

THE ARMY BOARD, of which General Han
cock is president, now in session here for the
examination Of officers charged with unstnes-
for the service from other ca1seS than those
contracted in the line OF duty, are holding pro-
tracted SESSIONS to close up the business bv the
i-t pToNifno, when the new army law goes into
operation. large number of officers are vel
10 be examined, and il will hardly be pos
slble for the board TO cOncude its iabors by
Saturday next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-12-27

IEA-PRoDUcINe SoIL.-The Department of
State ha. transmitted TO the Commissioner of
the General Land Office a suit of tea-plant-
producing coil from leddo, in apan, forwarded
by [. 3. Consul Chas. q. Shepard. They are q
mixture OF siliceous clay with oxide OF iron and
manganese, indicating considerable tenacitv
10 moisture, from their deficiency in coarse
sand Specimens received some time since by
the Commissioner from China presented a
greater proportion OF sand with other elements
nc samples are on exhibition in the Land
ONCE museum. end win Gerve for comparisop
with tHa-foiis from California and other parts
or the public domain capable OF producing the
tea plant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11

A SUIT is pending at Glasgow Of one
publisher against another, for selling
an American edition Of Tennyson's
poems. Damages laid at e5OO. The
Times calls it q leading case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11

An lSCIDESr At CHURCH.-rhe Lima
(Ohiol G0zette says: "A lady in one
of our churches rested her head on the
back Of the pew in front. aS all devout
people do in the time of prayer; but
In the pew before her sat a young man
who neither bowed his head nor
kneeled. A beautiful plume nodded
and danced upon the head of the fair
one behind him, occasionally touching
the neck Of the youth, who evidently
considered it a fly or some other
troublesome insect. For 4 time he
bore the unpleasant sensation without
4 murmur. but at last patience ceased
to be a virtue, and from the flash Of his
eagle eye one could plainly see that
the hour Of that fly had come. Instead
of saying, 'Shoo fly, don't bodler me,
cautiously his hand moved toward the
supposed offending insect; then fol-
lowed frantic clutch and spring
behind him. Imagine the horror OF the
youth to find In his hand the nobby hat
of the fair one, which he had violently
torn from her head, sadly disarranging
the contour of braids and chignon.
The lady was Indignant, of course, and
the youth could have been purchased
at an immense sacrifice about that
time. Explanations and apologies
followed, the disorganized was put in
order as soon as possible. and the de-
votional exercises were resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11
LOVE I'M A BOARDING HOUSE.

Miss Sarah Soeoe's boarding house-l recon-
mend her steaks,
Two plates OF pudding she allows, and-oh! !!
what buckwheat cakes
We're all 70 very fond Of them tive depreeate
the grease),
But we'd greater fondness for Miss Sarah sa-
goes niece.
In heavenly blue her eyes surpa-sed-the milk !;
"her teeth were pearl"
That's Brownl Poetic genius, Brown, devoted
TO that gifl)
Joe Trott to howers took; Sawtell aud Peters
to croquet;
Green thrumbed guitar; while a. for me,
sighed and pined away.
Not one but lost his sppetite-at no less price
Meanwhile this hear,less Arabella, by all Of US
adored.
Gives out that she IL to marry a rich broker
nom New York:
We heard the news at dinner-down dropped
each knife and fork.
We're glad our eyes are open now, though every
ones . dupe,
'Tis queer we didn't see before how she dpped
And, now think it over, l wonder man could
wish
To win that hand unmerciful that 40 harpooned
the dsh.
THAT vulgar girl" ~ Joe Trott says, "a help
meet nne will make
She never failed to help herself most handsome.
The pudding holds on, better now that she is
gone away
Aud it's consolation precious that I've not her
board topay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11

Ar the Beethoven Musical Festival,
New York, the Star Spanked Banner
was sung, chorused by artillery, and
was thus rendered:
'Tis the star spangled boom banner,
o long may Il smash wave,
Der the land OF the bang free,
And the home Of the rip brave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11
Assessors a Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
Y undersigned, bsing, ex-odcio Assessor OF
the town OF Gold HUI, and also, by sppointment.
Assessor for Sttte and County purposes Of the
same township. has this day e, se%%s1eea ' a,:ess;
year. All persons snhjSet 10 taxation win please
Be ready 70 mSke thSir returns on the Sssess.
ment ron, when called upon. 't'
--.'... HIRAMCRANDALL, ASSESSOR.
Gold Hnl, Nay 10th, 1910. my1ott
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11
PO STOFFICE
STATIONERY,
BOOK.
PICTURE, AND
NEWSPAPER EMBARRASSMENT
THE ONLY COMPLETE NEWSPAPER
ESTABLISHMENT IN THE STATE.

Orders from the Interior solicited and promptly
filled. Price Lists and Catalogues
sent Free on application.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-11

ILLuMINArEp BIRD NESTS. - The
habits of birds often suggest the idea
that they must be in possessions Of rea-
soning powers in addition to their
instincts. DIR. Buchanan, in letter
to the Rev. Mr.. Brown, of Calcutta,
October Is, 1906, says: 81 write this
at the bottom Of the lofty mountain
called Cape Comorin, whose rocky
head seems to overhang its base. The
birds which build the pendulous nests
are very numerous. At night each OF
their little habitations Is lighted up IA
II to see company. The sagacious bird
Astens bit of clay to the top Of the
nest, and then picks up n FREELY and
sticks. it upon the clay, to illuminate
the dwelling, which consists Of two
rooms. Sometimes there are three or
four flies, and the blaze Of light In the
little cell dazzles the bats, which often
Kill the young Of these birds"
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THE UNDERSIGNED - PRE-
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at prices that cannot fall TO suit all who may
favor him with Q call. Fancy Cakes made 70
order, in tho best style, and Of the choicest ma:
terials. Be sure and give me call, and will
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LUNCH-Ham and Eggs, Tea and Coffee,
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ICE CREAM-Of the incest and best kinds,
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saloon every evening, or in day time: Parties
also supplied, In the latest styles. and o. short
notice. j. II. FLCRSHuTZ,
70 South C street, nearly opposite Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S.
Virginia, July 9th, 1870. ly9.u
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