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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-19
THE RORBER CAPTURED

At 6:55 o'clock last evening q tall
young man Of ford complexion and
smooth lace entered "a saloon on
Carson street, just above the corner
of Second, with his right hand under
the left breast Of his coat. Passing
through the saloon to the faro room
in the rear. he walked up to the
table and placed q dollar upon it
with his left hand, still keeping the
right under his coat. / man named
Burnside was dealing at the game.
Rafferty, was sitting a few feet from
the table reading q paper. % third
man was sitting in Il high chair over
the money drawer, ond several 9TH
ers we're standing in the room. The
young man lost the dollar he had
placed upon te table, and immc-
diately made q lungc for two orthree
stacks of twenty dollar pieces in the
drawer. at the SAINT time drawing
from under his coat. with lis right
hand, a Ratchet or haud-aN. with
which he attempted to strike Burn
side. The mar in the high chair
showed him back aud spraug to tire
floor behind him, but while looking
for something with which to knock
the desperate down. the latter made
another blow az Burnside with thu
hatchet, cutting his coat on thu
shoulder and in other places. By
tins time Rafferty, gained his feel
and made q rush At tho robIcr. Just
rs the latter closed his fingers unou
a portion Of the coin. hut received g
blow from the hatchet which intiict
cd n flesh wound on the finger. As
Rafferty, fell back. the third man
hurled a chair at the head Of tin
robber. which staggered him and
caused him to drop his weapon. By
this time Burnside hal out "a six.
shooter and was rapidly swapping
caps. seeing which the rubber bruk,
aud ran, smashing the glass in tn,
middle door rs lie went. Aftei
bursting four caps. Burnside suc
ceeded in firing one shot. Just as Til.
robbcr escaped at the front door
The shot. however. did not tax,
effect. The young man ran ont int
the Plaza. described a circle. ana
ran into Rails store and asked for
pistol. 1T this stage Of proceeding,
Constable Sam Hodgkinsou reachn,
the store (haying seen the dcsperad,
enter and seized him. anil. with Tia,
assistance Of night Waterman Lewis
conveyed him To jail.
The prisoner declined 10 give hi.
name, and on being asked what IL
had done with the money tsome -.
or 500 taken. remarked TINT Ii.
threw il away while crossing tin
Plaza, adding: 1t only amounte,
To the price Of one load Of wood
He had on a large pair Of gum boots
and was otherwise dressed rs a wood
man or teamster. 1T Is believed tina
he j. a Canadian Frenchman. en-
gagged iii the wood business here
abouts, though no one seemed {
know him even by sight. Th
Ratchet used was stolen from th
store Of A. y. Driesbach. a shoi
time before the attempt was made
use il.
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Ti.e yyrr In Turop.

The WET In Inrurs
IoypoS, Jan. IT..
4 Paris dispatch of the 18th says
..Gamhettas last dispatch to tile
authorities here, Shich was sup
pressed bv them, called upon Gen
eral Irochu 70 take the initiatory
and t. make vigorous sortles upon
the Germans. that they might be
prevented from dctaclting men from
Paris To reinforce the armies in tine
provinces. The inaction here in
lures the cause OF France elsewhere.
Violent Republicans in Paris insist
upon the adoption of Greek fire ion
military purposes. Trochu il OPP
posed to this atroeitv.
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DARING

H~atch.t-a Man enters n rowd
ed Faro Hoo IA and Attempts 10
Rifle the Noney Drawer with
one Hand. hsIc he Heyss away
Oth.r-a shot Fired.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


AgRrvrs.-From the C.p Railroad and
WaSh0c at ! "a. III.
From Virginia. Gold Iiill. silver city
and DAYTON M IA y. ~.
From Aurora, pine Grove n Genoa
AT ) =. IN.
DEpAnTs.-For Washoc and &. r Rail-
road III & y. ~.
For Dayton, silver city, Gold lIttl and
Virginia NJ ] y. ~.
= n IN.
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Arrival. at the Hotel.
=. cuArIrs-oro. rrrtY, r%norRIrro

sr. TvFLY, PROPRIETOR.
NJ wrrtheimer, virginia.
s Ash.
III iIarwity,
1T Thncker. Humboldt.
T. Moodburm, lake Valley.
oRMSnY house,. !. FRYER, P"EorEIEroil
&C sheldon, Virginia.
Nm Lctt.
Thomas Beers, Empire city.
TM Henderson.
Walter Turmbali. san Francisco.
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-. -. -YEcE-GT0T.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-19
Estate OF re.er johnson. De-
ceased.

NOTICE Is HERERY GIVEN ny THE IN
~ eer-iEned, Pebble administrators. and admin
i.tTat0r 81 the ab0ve named estate, 10 the credit
or q ana al persons having claims against said
deceased ta exhibit the same. with Ia. necessars
vouchers, within ten months from the first publ
cation u this notice. % this undersigned, at his
Office, in Carson City, 0rmshy County, Nevada.
H. H.. BFNCE. A mini-trator.
Carson City. December =, 1870. aeacaw
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ALEX ANDRJA.

1NsTALIATION.-Tbe Presbytery of Wasbinr-
ron city met. pursuant to adjournment in the
lecture room OF the First Presbyterian Church,
yesterday afternoon, and the moderator being
absent, Rev. s. Tustin, ID. D., was called up IN
TO preside. Rev. Mr.. McAtee sustained a It's
factory examination previous ID nis ordluai on
and installation % pcstor Of the First Presby-
terrain Church in this city, aud the ordination
was directed to take place at the church at
quarter to 3 O'Clock, to which hour the Presbv-
terry took recess. AT the reassemblng OF the
PTesoytery at the church the ordination GER
vices were commenced by a chant of the Choir
ai.er which Rev. 3. s. Mitchell, of the New
YORK avenue church, Washington, preach 4
re sermon, taking as his text, Luke, 6: a.:
"For OF ttorns men do not gather fgs nor OF a
bramble bush gather they grapes" Rev. s.
Irsun, ID: d., presided and proposed the CON-
sotutional gu" stions. The charge to the pas 1r
was delivered by Rev. w. s. Van Doren, ar d
that to tie people by Rev. l.. F. Fox.
SUBoRNATIoN.-A c0lOred man named A. j
Moore was examined before Justice Nav this
nornng, charged with inducing a colOred bow
named Chas. w. Murray, I8 years old, TO swear
that he was 81, and thereby have his name in
scribed upon the registr alton books in the First
ward. The evidence sustained the charge and
the prisoner was held in the sum OF $500 security
for his appearance at the July term of the
Corporation CouI {, to answer to the charge OF
subornafio1. 81 "a
REGlsTPATION.-The registration books in
the different wards were closed at sunset Last
night. The books ss they now stand are as
follows :-First ward, 4sS white 245 coIorad.
Second ward, 297 white, Us colored: Third
ward, t3S white, 4e3 colored; Fourth ward. 50,
white, 534 colored Gazette, last ersnino.
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GEORGETOWN.

TIE COAL TRADk-rne coal receipts AMI
shipments for the week ending to-day were az
follows: Receipts, 1914 tons; shipments,
2l64l tons % which the Consolidated Coal
The Maryland Coal Company was in receipt of
s,Ot2 and sent of 60t2 tons. The Midlofhi an
Coal Company received 2,019 and sent away
2,nl9 tons Agnew's wharf received $500 aud
shipped 3,1Oo tons. The Borden Mining Com
tons.
MILrTARY.-At meeting OF the Georgetown
company If the National q uard, held at Rodisr s
Hal last night the name ofs' Governors Guard
WAS adoi te for the organization. 1t il ex-
pected tn It nj. company viii parade sixsy
men. rank and ne, upon the occasion Of the
next
4 rHy RIVER is one forest of shipping, old resi-
dents remsrking that never before we're so
many vefsels in port at one time. There are
now at the docks and in the stream awaiting
herth room four ocean steamships. two brigs.
schooners. and al IN ut within the limits OF h ALT
q mile of the river front OF the town.
DR0vERs' RRsT.--The beef market TO-DAY
was lively; all the offerings being sold, and
some, as Will be n, at maximum prices :-2lO
head of cattle at S5ass25 per 100 lbs. gro ys;
l,oOo sheep and lamb at 50 50asi.50 per 100 lbs.
gross; old sheep at 5a6c per H.. 80 cows and
calves S4naSt0 each; veal calves as 50aSS,25.
TIE CITY COUNCILS meet tonight. pursuant
70 a can OF the Mayor, to consider important
street
chapel, conducted bv the pastor of Bird 1e
Street Presbyterian Church, Rev. David M of-
fat, continues to grow in interest. The Rev
MI Metals, Of Washington. preac hed an i'm
preSsive discourse last night to a large conere-
cation. Six additional converts came forward.
making seventeen since the services com
menced.
SIGNoR BLITz, with his am using automat,rs =,
wonderful trained canary birds, aud ast,nish-
ing fea of mas &C, with which he hrs dali ,bted
laree audiences at Wallis Opera House for two
weeks, will give exhibitions at Forrest Hall this
and to- morrow evenings.
SAILS OF WHEAT.-Twelve hundred bushe' ,
bushel ~
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POLICE COURT, Judge Sneu-Yesterday after
our report closed-Maggie Prefer who, way ar
rested by officers or the Police Court, on the
charge OF keeping q bawdy house on 81 street.
near Maryland avenue, was brough. into court'
She pleaded not guilty, and several of the in
mates Of the house testified, fully estahI,sbins
tie charge, and the judge imposed a fine OF 500
and costs. "A""
TODAY.
y. Wright Clark, ch lrged with obstructing
18th street BY placing rubbish thereon; dped s.
and. ordered to remove il. Edward Spear,
charged with using profane language in tue
street. Spear Was very drunk, and was follow
ing little schsol girl when Arrested by Ofdoer
McHenry. When asked to plead, he said he
expected he was guilty, as he was - id mad.
Fined $40, and forty-eight hours in Jail for con-
tempt Of court. John Glxscoe and James
langley, profanity; fined s5 each. Reddy
Weich, same offence; fired SIS. Henry Right
miller, inde cent exposure; fined $40. Patrick
TYNE, profanity in the street; fined as,
Britty Ann Johrson, colored, charoed vitI,
keeping q oaWdy house in Murder Bay. THE
evidence WAS pretty conclusive. Judgment Was
reserved. dame johnson, colorsd. chsreed Eith
assault and battery with q nat iron on the head
Of Mary Goram. Mary appeared With a h,oodv
banda(e around her head, and said Jane thrsyy
8 cup Of scaldips coffee at her and then ho,
q at iron; fined SO and coste. Rachel Tbomn'
son, charged with keeping Q bawdy house
pleaded not guilty. The charged was fully ans,
tanned by four female inmates Of the house: I0l
me " as inn osed, and an appeal taken by de.
fenoaut's counsel, the accused and witnesses
giving bonds for action Of grand jury.
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RAILROADS.
RALTlMOEEAND OHIO RAKLROAp

RhAAAmVA6A AMI OAx0 BAkLROA
WASHINGTON, December IS. 1870.
sSS III sisfTla ~ e; r. &A5
WEST are now FOR TSl Il s iS1GT; III
sss n iasy soS S' Sio. 90 so, SO s sat
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS,
Leave seS Ssi,y G ss.esps Sunday, at Gas and sas
Ior principal Way stations. Bladensburs, Belt.
ss Laurel, s6a AnDsPclis JUNCTION and sav.
Ct Jessops. The $40 ,. N. stops at Annapo}i,
The 500 , N. on Sunday stops O. during tn,
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave ~ $40 m. and 4:l0 D. N. No train tc
or from Annapolis On s .rSX " -
1t SSa " VAT AZ s sSs faS and
rSk a.: P e sHa s 81 TRA b e. WEST.
500 and osi va except Sunday at 64S m. and
u SS $s9:sS 80 and 500 >; only eonnse,
.B aer ,ss.ss6urs and points between Relay Hous,
With s
modation train.
station reSst Once al a. IL hours f e:
for New York; Philadelphia and Boston sec I'd
j. L. WILSON,
~ cn, Master Of Transportation,
"; N COLE, General Ticket Agent,
0EO: g. KOOHTZ, Gen1 Ast, Washington fe1,
NNAkOUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WARRINGTON, June 8, ls70-noon
no TSS !. III is;I5 sE% v, ioSR are No.
FOR NEW YORK. ,.tthom esans. o9 ,n.
and 900 p. m " me- ~'ss
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 500 a. m l2.as
and S.4O ,. M. u'' A>'1s
ON SUNDAY.
,b;e y. iof new York at 800 p m and Philadel
Sleeping cars for New York on D. m train only
through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
bosten can be had at the Station Once at ali hour,
OF the DAY. S~A
Tor schedule between Washington, Balfimsre An
nspolis and the West. L. Wilson -"
m COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent, Waship pton ie,l
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Mr.. DAVID X. MCKEE, of the WASHINGTON
once OF the New York Associated Press, was
married yesterday "a crnoon 70 Miss Frances
T. Dunn, daughter OF General VIM. NJ. Dunn
I. ): A. Ire cererony was performed at the
rt sdenee OF General Dunn, in "Lanier Place. -
opPos te tie Capitol :quare, by Rev. DIR. Ed
wares, OF the Second Prc sby terrain Church. of
gfoom's mother, which occurred 0 few weeks
flnce, but lew Invitations were sent out Among
me invited guests present we're the President
ana Mrs- Grant, Judge Holt, Senator'S Morton,
sherman. Merrill of Maine, Cole, CasserIy and
1rumbull, and Judge Wyle. The newly mar
ne couple leIt on the evening train for bridal
toul Non h and West.
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$1,000 AWARDED TO " mo,
And vote Of thanks bv the Oftzons Of Wa r,ipo,on
for Selling their CHOICE G0OLS at prices which
challenge competition, viz:
n. y. Sugar. )Oc. and lie. per H.
Beautiful Demerara do, lie. per ID
"A" Sugar, only lSc per ID.
Excellent Tsmiy Flour, 50 IS per quarter htl
Better than Welch q for 81 SO per aunr.er m,
Canton Syrup, Sc per gal.
West India Molasses, SOC per gal
Best Golden Syrup only 70c. Der gal.
White Cut Loaf Drips CSC. per gal
Best quality Rice l0c. per ID.
Sl.25 japan Tea for 81 per 10.
81 50 Imperial Tea for 81 per ID.
Best Black Tea Soc per ID.
Cssssrd's Best Jams, only l9c. psrlb.
Breakfast Bacon, l5c. per ID
+" Shoulders, only loo. per 10.
Lard, only l5c. per Id.
Best Old Jaws Coffee &c. ger ID.
4" Roasted, sc Der Id,
Prime Rio Coffee only &c., per H.
I" Toasted &c per ID.
Just received about 500 lbs. of KEEBLER 8
FANCY CAEES at lsc. and DC per 10.
y BE MEMBER THE NUMBER
north side. ao2s
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
tFE OK or THr lft.u ? ADrSE Rnnrn


TrEAsuHY DEPARTMENT.
Sealed P,on,,,,. MashlSsroN. May |, lSl.
ust eSci q rs Sc. T. ls,s enc
isSips TCE; ircn tsnp'seSursrs enlY, Tor FUR
ssry 20 construct a second order In. L;sS, us,sa
Tor bohNsr Point Texas, In accordance VITA IT,
TIE same & &c deSsTs. A a. S
9, MT sctor on board q sea going or vessels
turcr workshops, and accessible 70 such yesseI.
The tie glass for the lsntern The len,
provided by the Leh House Bcsrd ard ,se VII %
y net t. ee inetnoed IN the amount Of The hid.
as .n9Sa on the dr swings, will D. oomplet a.
doxn s,sr hs "s5 dnggs ard then taken
al shsald s.o state he DAY and dste which i
specined in the Form If Bld. '''-'i ''''''''
.- lie uork van be carried on under the personal
lie. must DE afforded him Tor in peetinS the rstsria
al soras Saes P.Its q e. her as sIe MT
must, in case Of REJECTION L. mad god n tbe =.
p,nse q the Contractor.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any propose
for any reasons j, mar deem SUFFICIENT
Bach 10 must . ac1-mrsaied Nv a honi, signei
TO be sarh by some cficer known 20 the rressnr,
Departnt mt Ia The sum Of ten thousand dollars
DID, the necessary contract viii be eut-red int
within ten lel day alter notee en- by the Board
I'd and d Sc ., in the sum Of ten thousand
- q.
a py q the rllus sn5 specidcaissus mus. be IN
e2ssd With the bud, as eyiospce a. 60 tho OBJECT of
81 prcrosals must he ss.od, scaled. AID iado.ssd
: PROPOSALS Tor liE NIL uusa ~ Rolya- pin
Texas anu then &c - 4 t. another O. .a,ona "a
directed, prepsid, t. Rear Admiral W q SIM
tTiok, Chairnsnot the Light House ard TresS.
my department, Washington, u q
Any bidder may b. prtsen, and witness the ops-,-
ing Of the bids at the time ard place hereia0eiore
BIDDERS will nsrne the ports at which they vii D..
liver on board ship.
Payments for the work will De VI ade quarterly
upon estimates certified 20 by the agent OF the BOARD
buf ~ en;X (.Ol PER Ceu'um Of the amount OF . 81
estimate will be withheld Until the sa,i-actcry con-
pletion Of the contract.
Plans, specifications, and forms of proposals. may
be obtained from I'eutslans Colonel ; a.. nuslS
United s-ates ED Rinesrs Por lard, Maaa, AZ ! AZ
ID Exchange street, Boston, MAssac setts; Lie.
tenant Colonel 1. G. Woodrua, Usited Sts,es Ia
glneors. Tompkinsyille, Staten Island, New YORK.
Castor Smith, Esl.. Assistant Light House Nm
Cfneer. southeast corner sixth and Walnut streets
pbilsdelgbis, Pennsylyanis; Captain Peter q
Hams, United States Engineers. u.ion Bank
Building, Baltimore, Maryland, q. jor " r. Mr.
rill United States Engineers, PittsbuFg, FennsyI-
yshia; and from the M der signed.
GEORGE n Elliot.
MAJOR OF Engineers u A
myI-IN Engineer Secretary.
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CLOTHTsGi

CLOTHING!
a nice fitting SUIT can always be found at p,
Wallachs, OdeOn Hall, corner AZ street ard
Pennsylvania avenue.
OF American and imported Cloths and Ca ST.
meTes.
Also, large stock Of Blue Flannel Frock and
Sick Suits.
White Marseilles Vests, double and single
breasted.
Bet stock of Mems, Youths' and Boys Shirts
l the city.
Gents Underwear a speciality.
r. WALLACE, Odeon Hall,
corner 4 street and Perm. avenue.
VoeoIl HotI. OdsO1 Hall
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FINE TwlLLBD BLUE FLANNEL. finer Tran
usual; - consumers or TO the trade, or maize in to
garments Tor gentlemen, at a moderate price
Gko. u. HRNNING,
40 1Ih street "
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FOE gentlemen's fine French calf and paten
leather sho; 60 to Gartrell's, correr 9Th and
sttcet', who b IS just received the largest az,
best elected stock in the city.
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IB1- finest assortment OF CATERS shoes and
fCOts Tor ladies, misses and Children OF every
vie and variety, just received at GartrelI' 5
corner OF lth and streets northwest.
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AHTsEmENrs. &C

E0;IoHGI IAsGtcr.-SatsUma's Royal japanese
Troupe.
hsrkr;;er's Art q snery. 4ss Ith street.
Ba-lOw's Gallery 4. OIL Paintings, Fps Penn
syf'sn:a syenue-New pictures Just received
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CITY ITEMS.

PURE Old Government Java Coffee, roasted
rem every day, at the American Tea Store cor
ner 18th and streets
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IF YOU WISH Pure and Fresh Roasted Co
go 10 me American Tea Store, corner til all
streets north,
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WE WOULD ADVISE all orr readers 70 patron.
eve American Tea Store for pure Tea,
low prices.
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TIE PAIR Of the women's Christian Associa-
ton, AZ Masonic Temple, is a great success, as
N should be, and a pleassnter place to spend an
evening would be hard to find. Prof. Collier
furnished the music last night. This eveninv
there viii be a concert, in addition to the other
fractions, and tomorrow evening the Marine
ban1 VIII perform, Mrs. Juliana May will sing,
mental
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CHRAP I1GHT.-Call end see the Vapor Gas
ChsndeHer, at Oriental Tea Store 9Th streer
opposite Patent Office; 200 per cert cbespcr
tnan gas. STATE r1d comfy .gbts Tor sale
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nOWN WITH THE PRICES
HILL r ON'S
GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.
221 Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol Hill
sELLING NOW FOB CASH ONLY.
can now anord to sell as Tow can be bought IN
the city Call with any advertised price list, ana
let me I'LL your orders
ALL GOODS WARRANTED O. represented, ard
delivered promptly free Of charge.
Do not fail to call
apll I'm SAMUEL n HILTON
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SPRISG COLORs.-I have Just received a ~ : ore
-ortment OF our celebrated Dollar Kids i'm nav
shades. CHAs. BAUM. 4Os 7th street.
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~The galoy lie voted Inbred aud out OF date
ga lady being asked what was the latest
thing out, replied, Ny husband"
81" Trichina factories" is westernese for
hogs.
~Some one says a dinner-party is a place
where one can enjoy both beef and beauty
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Mr.. EDIToR.-Can your reporter for Georp
town and vicinity rereat the Pint ascommanS-
meat? DR.. and Ms. lockwood beg leave ID
state ira. Trey aIe not row, and never have
been, IN the habit OF drinking ale; ror do they
app I've or IL ss beverage. Thew 90 rot eat
raw Oysters; they 90 rot lun n j ! &c Dre, town:
know where Fug It's is, and have not been in
GeoI .etOsn for q month.
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TAKE AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL to stop
your Colds, Coughs and Bronchial Affections
before they run into consumption that you car :
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IHE NEWEST STYLES OF French calf and
Ea.cnt leather boots ard sbOes OF eVery VAR, y
ana most Ier,ect FITS can be obtlineu a. the
lonp' established shoe emporium of T. 5. Gar
trelI, corner 9Th and streets.
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CALIFORNIA CATAwBA WINE on dranght, at
nail. 3,2,3:
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LADIES SUITS made TO order from So up; also,
suits for Children and Misses, at G. Baum's
Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, 4Os tn street.
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CHILDREN's SUITS, in Linen, Lawn, and Mar
settles; also, fine Imported Dresses, and sold AZ
oW ngures, at q. BAUMs Under garment Fac
tory.
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i HAVE just received cur new STYLES of Cor
SETS. Also, tull assortment Of the j. b. p.
Ccrsets, which / sell at reason able prices. q.
EAuM, 4Os It'll street, Corset Manufacturer.
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Hoes, Docs, Cows, GOATS AND GEESE Hsys
no VOTES UNDER THE NEW GOVERNMENT =
The Board Of Health held a meeting last even
ing, and after adopting all tire pi visions ard
sections OF fhe code OF health, read at previous
meetings, the secretary was authorized 70 print
ana have distributed q POSER warning all per
Sons thai they mu inc'ose all domestic amt
mals on and after une Is, 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

L ING IiGaTH sTREkf SOUTHWEST.
MAYORS OFFICE, DRY Hail.
WASHINGTON, .. y, Nay 8, ls7l.
m, MAY l6, ISL, for grading and grsyelline Eighth
street west street south and Wstsr street
The gravel shall be Of good quality and free from
gtonts Of improper size IL shall Dc nine inches deep
IN the centre Of the street diminishing to four
at the gutter line, after abe some shall have been
well rolled. :
Each bid must Re accompanied by the written guar
sntee OF q res popsible party, that IL the bid shall be
occepted the bidder viii enter into contract 10 due
form, and execute the work 10 accordance there
with.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-12

TIE JAPANRsK TRoUPK continue to draw
large az q fashionable audier css at the National
ne ter. The house was crowded last night
and the performances were capitll. As this
evening and the matinee and evening perlor-
nlahces to-morrow are the last chances to see
'nis celebrated troupe We advise all lovers of
novelty not 20 miss these opportunities