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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18
TAX LIST.
STATE or NEVADA. COUNTY OF oRMsBT,l
nfSTzrer A~rou<rvfgn rFfer

STATE or NEVADA, COUNTY OF oRMsBY,
DIsTsICT ATrORNEY's OFFICE.
NOTICES OF SUITS COMMENCED. TOTIIE
~ following named defendants. and 20 all own
ers Of or claimants to the real estate and improve
ments thereon, or improvements when assessed
separately. hereinafter described. known or un-
known: You ar hereby notified that suits have
been commenced in the Justices Court. Carson
Township, Carson City, X. Il. Parkinson. Justice
Of the Peace. by the State Of Nevada, Plaintiff,
against each Of the defendants hereinafter named.
aud each Of the following described tracts or par
GELS Of land. with the improvements thereon, and
improvement, when separately assessed, and all
owners Of OF claimants 10 the same, known or un-
known, to recover the tax and delinquency assessed
90 said defendants against said property for the
hscal year., commencing the Let day of Japnary.
A. D. 1870. AMI ending the 3ist dav Of De-ela ber,
A. .. 1870. and that a summons has been duiy
issued in each case. and YOU arr further notified
that unless yen sppear ami answer tile complaint
filed In said cause On or before the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-18
Che 0ailp State }cgister
AunITn1,s REPORT.

U,IIE COUNTY AUDITOR has THE HONOR
TO report 90 the Board Il g uutv Camul.-
sionors the following statements ID relation a. the
fiscal Affairs Of the county for the haifyatr ending
the 3ist December. isso.
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IOFFICIAL.l
Alabama Claims.
DEPARTMENT OF STA

WAsHfN6roN, August -, lSl.f
Claimants who have not already filed in the De-
partment Of State their claims against Great Britain
growing out Of the several vessels which have given
rse TO THE claims generally known as the Alabama
that they may be taken into account in presenting
the aggregate claims Of the United States to be
brought before tho Tribunal of Arbitration which is
to meet In Geneva in the month of December next.
1t will not be necessary for claimants who have
already filed their claims sustained by proofs, to
take any steps under this notice, unless they may
have additional proof to file. No papers already
filed can be withdrawn.
Claimants must prepare for themselves the proof
OF their claims. This Department viii on applica-
ton, forward TO claimants copy of the Treaty aud
circular showing the form Of proof that advised by
the Department in the absence Of other rules by the
Tribunal which will pass on the same.
The early attention OF claimants who have not al
ready filed their claims IL invited 10 this notice.
au3l -2aw3w HAMILTON FISH, Secretary.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, 0fes Of CAisf Sisnal Officer, I
WASHINGTON, u. C.. Sept. Z, l5Tl-lO a. m.
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwENTY-FoUR HoURs-
The barometer has fallen decidedly at the Rocky
NJ, untain stations, with rising temperature AM
81 utterly winds in Utah. The high barometer
Wei, weeeLesasy morning in Minnesota has ex
rio and the valley of the Ohio. The low
pressure north Of Lake Ontario now extends
from Maine eastward; that which was on the Gulf
cast OF Florida is now central on the coast OF
georgia. Heavy rains have attended this latter
area of disturbance from Florida to North Carolina
but dangerous winds have not been reported Fresh
northerly winds prevail from the Lab es 10 Alabama
northWestely winds in New England. Tempera,
ture has fallen decidedly from Lake Ontario to Wis
colsln; Partially cloudy and clear weather has
preyalled very generally except in the South Allan
PRoBABLITIEs--The barometer will probably rise
during the day from the Mississippi river eastward
10 the Atlantic, with clear and clearing weath her
The cyclone in Georgia will probably move north
eastward, yithrapidly diminishing intensity Fall
Icg barometer, with easterly winds north and west
OF Iowa. ~
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office of THE
EVENING STAR registered follows to-day:-8 A
MO; 10 a. m 10; IL M, 70; 2 p m, 80
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The republicans of California won a great vic
tory yesterday, electing Newton Booth, their
candidate for Governor, by a majority of from
two to three thousand. At the last gubernato-
rial election the democratic candidate was
elected by $50 majority, and in 1865 the State
elected dt mOeratie judges by nearly 5000 ma
Jorty' ms shows republican gain in the
State OF about 10, 900 votes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

The question of suppressing the publication
OF at least the sale or obscene papers has been
discussed here, and the city of Baltimore has
been referred TO as having prohibited the sale of
such papers. The Sun states, however, that
though there is State-not municipal, law
making 1t punishable offence, yet it is not en-
forced and the evil exists there though to less
extent than in the Northern cities from which
'he publeatlons in question emanate and are
imported. Probably there is as little of this viIe
stuff sold in Washington as in any civ of its s;za
IN the country, but the amount can very well he
reduced, and might be shut off altogether nv
agreement OF Washington book and periodical
sellers, who are a class of men of too mucb
Character TO care to deal in such wares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

The election in Maine takes places on Monday
next The nominees for Governor are Sidney
PeTham, republican, and Charles P. KimbaIi
democrat. The republican ma ority last year was
over $500. On the same day New Mexico will
elect Delegate to Congress. The republican
votes VIII be divided between Mr.. Chaves. the
present Delegate, and Mr.. j. De Sena. The
democrats support j. NJ. Gallegos. On the 18th
inst. the vote viii be takenOn the new State con-
stitutiOn of Nebraska.
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The FASTEST TROTTING ON REcoRp.-Tbe
race at Milwaukie, Wis, yesterday afternoon.
the most remarkable in trotting annals. GoId-
smith Maid making the fastest Single heat aIso
the best three heats, on record. The race was
NiIhessei oy about four thousand persons, who
were fairly carried away with excitemsnt
Time 22oS, 2:17, 2.20k. In the second heat the
watches OF the judges did not agree, one making
II 2ltH, another 2:l6a. and another 2:I7. The
last time was adopted TO dispel any doubts which
might result from the cOmplieafion
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Exchange was the scene Of
increased buoysDcy and activity yesterday, and in
sCme c1ses the highest prices Of the season were
mGde. s,rOng undertone pervades all the markets
Of Wall street and il the present bull feeling con-
tnues ~ increase 10 cannot be long before IL will
prices 70 his b point. In the money market there
Is ncthing new 70 notice, and we have 70 repeat the
cid story Of weeks and months past-cal loans easy
at 70 rer cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

The COLOR QUESTION IN TEMPERANCE
ORGANIZATION IN BOsroN-Durino the s,ssion
OF the National Division Sons OF TemDerance
yesterday, The question came up as u the pro-
.Iiety Of admitting Grand Division No 2. from
maryland which Is composed Of colOred MEM
bers, TO the rights and privileges OF the order.
Another Grand Division of the same State. com
posed OF white members, objected 10 its admis-
sion. The convention, after a discussion, voted
% admit the eolOred delegation 'N.NN
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The woman suffrage movement, never very
popuiar IN the South, has at length obtained a
ioothold in that section, in city noted heretofore
ior It's conservatism. A municipal law has been
enacted III Memphis by which every citizen who
owns property IS entitled to vote, and the act is
construed 10 include both sexes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

SMALL Pcx Is bad In Pittsburg, Pa. AT the
opening Of the public schools hundreds OF puniis
were absent through the fear of contagion.
while several who applied for admission were
refused upon roof that small pox was among
their families. ''There is no doubt" SAYS the
Dispatch, d" but that this dreaded disease still
prevails 10 degree calculated to excite appre-
hensiOn.S ~ff-o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

The Charleston Courier devotes two columns
OF editorial to "Senator Doolittle and the demo-
cratic-republiean party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

The anti-dram-shop convention of New York
State, met at Syracuse yesterday and nominated
State ticket.
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Markefa T0.0nx.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.-yirginia skies. old, s2,S bid
US asked; do 1875 60 bid do 1857 ,eS bid: do coupon
Old AZ. "a bld, 81. asked; do: new, 70 bid
the demand to fill the short contracts in New York
how middlDgs l9+aI9's; generally held above thes,
rates Flour active and in fair demand; City Mill,
soRerhne, 4slso1s, western superfne. 4zs5A. Wheat
mon TO fair, Sl.eoaI 20; Pennsy1snia, 81 S,sl Is
Corn scarce and higher; white southern, 74asoc :
yellow southern, 73c.; mixed western, fsa7ic Oats
Sgiet and steady. Provisions unchanged whisky,
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-Stocks steady in price and
active Gold strong, l3tai31s. Governments yery
strong. Money easy. Virginia 6's $50 do new. 10
North Caroiinas, "A; do. new, Is. Exchange, long
NEw YORK, Sept. 7.-Flour shade hrmer. Wheat
2asc. better. Corn shade frmer.
SS for money and Ssl4agsH for account. Bonds.
LONDON, Sept. !, ] so D. m~Consois, a5S. for both
FRANKFoRT, Sept. Gu. 8. Bonds closed at 95Xa
PARIS, Sent. 7.Rentes 81 francs 50 confines
LONDON, sept. Z. 40 .. m-The weekly statement
OF the Bank OF England shows decrease IF cps OCJ
Ssnsols closed at sssi fer both. Bonds of 1861 $50
ls65is, old, $50 lG67's, S2s4; lO-t0's, cJs4.
FAR s.sept.1, p.m.-Rentes 81 francs AZ centimes
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Government Securities
Stock ReDOrf.

10y Bdnksys, Brokers and Commercial telegraph
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds ir
home and FOREIGN markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, SEPT. 7.-First Board, 10 30 q, m -
IS: 1881, coupon, ll9; se0's, 81, coupon, lis
59s, 81, coupon, us; 5Ds, 6s, coupon, n5l5
zoe, new, IS, coupon, ia; SOS 67, coupon Ii4s
sos 50 coupon, il41s io.S9s coupon, llI Curren-
land, =: Western Union Telegraph, IS; Quick
silver, l65s: Pacific Mail 81; Boston Water Power
=; Adams Express, Sss; W ellis, Fargo 4 Co.'s Ex
press, 6:'s; AmeSicsR Express,-; United State
New York Central scrip, 96Is; Erie, ciis; do. pre-
ierred, -; Harlem, l3l,s; do. Pref'd, =: Eeadng
hes; Michigan Central. =; Lake Shore and Mich
Ign Ign i sSGthsrp ms; Union Pacific Railroad
burg, J2i,S; Northwest, 731; do preferred, s555:
Clevslsnd Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis
-; New Jersey Cent, Ic91<; Rock Island ll2L
MiiSaSkis nd aud ST. Paul g; do ,prefd. e.
and Western, Ill; Fort Wayne, I0i; Alton and
T Isrre Hsute, -; Hannibal and 81. Joseph, M
ShIcago and Alton, lle54; do. prefd, IN; Ohio and
f mississippi eertiiestes Columbus, Chicago and
nsg Ia, ceriIsi H. Tennessee 6s, old, IS: do
ss, old, q; do. new, g; Missouri SIS, gl4: Cen
". Gold, 1l34all3T. Market strong.
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rSK. OF o-wEBsrER LODGE, No y
Wy OF P.-Eyery member Of this lodge IL re-
spsst im 70 11ssd THIS hykNISG Business Of
j. PElsKR, Rec. Scribe. its
nSMAs0NIC.-A STATED copyoeation AZ PU.
Wy kkkA r. A.CHHPTER No 4 viii he baI5
masonic Temple, On FRIDAY EVENING SAINT
Stn, AZ ~ o'elyck. All members are requested 10
% Pftsen,. All n. A. Masons in good standino are
e9rnpiaHS invited to attend. By order OF the M. f.
se72,- s.JOHN THOMSON, Secretary
HN0riCE TO PATENT ArTORsEYs-1p
ATTORNEYS will be held at the once on WIN n NJ
lnftre, Sl3 9TH street, on SATURDAY ths All 49,
O'Clock p. IN. 70 hear report OF special eommittes
upon matters Of importance. All ATTORNEYS are eoy
daily invited to attend By S CFas,x -.
WIN. c. MCINTYRE, secretary. 0'' OnA, .e71s1.
uS Session Of the GENERAL COMNITTEE ON
n OF y. RECSION CELEBRATION viii be held
q IklDAY EVENING, at s o'clock, at X Of p
Hall. Delegate requested % Be punctnal.
II. KkONHEIMER,C Chairman.
GEO. u. eTROBEL, Secretary.
N.B-Lades viii be admitted 10 the Park on pre-
senting their tickets Of invitation. se7,a
O~PREsIDENT's OFFICE TWENTY-FIVE
uS AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY.
fREpERIcK. VI o., Sept s. iGi
EOties TO tAs Holders e the PTSfsTTsd CcassrEs,ion
Persons holding any Of this class Of Bonds, the
are requested TO communicate TO this Office he nr
Der Of such Bonds, by whom held, address az tbs
holder, date Of issue. and amount Of Bond togehe,
with the number OF Coupon attached TO sid Roma.
upOn which no interest has been paid since lss2
se7-& JAMES Z. CLARKE, President.
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CANAL TRADE--Wster In the river at this
point Is again getting very low, but boats are
yet enabled 70 carry full loads. The departures
yesterday were ~, carrying a total OF .5s7 ne
tons OF coal.-CH paLsrlrad Nsncs. GA inst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

The BoNBARDMESr CURE-Gunpovder has
been sometimes used as desperate remedy by
sick men ID cure their ills. The remedy has
proved effectual, but with the trifiing drawback
that the disease and the patient pass away
together. Mr.. Hardee, of Florida, now proposes
to improve on the old practice by shooting the
disease instead Of the sufferer. His theory is
that cholera, yellow fever and other epidemics
are caused by animaleula in the air, and that
concUssiCn of the atmosphere viii destroy them.
For the city Of Charleston, now plagued with
yellow fever, he would use a ton of powder
every night, commencing at p. M, with five
pounds for every combustion in the street, and
smaller quantities in the rooms and cellars. He
Is willing to blow himself up if he can't kill the
fever in ten days.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

For RENT5A new and beautiful three-stors
N X, near lst street, AZ $50 per month. Inquire
over Bank Of Washington at the Office Of the Mutual
FOR RENT Oh LEAsE-The late RESIDENCE
IN W Calvert, deceased adjoining FOREST
Washington, D. c. ON the road 10 Marlboro: eight
nve acres well enclosed; comfortable dwelling, and
variety Of fruit s TePs ssss nun Sss sPa
country residence Possession given October elh,
sSry n RsT.S1 e. by
No. esq street, Nashnston. d. c. aul0-eOtf
F9nko r RkN i cgmfcrtsble and HANDSOME
bath noon; wster closet eas and bsis All thrsurh.
andiargs yard. Inquire Of DR. DANL B. CLARKE
HOUSE, eighteen feet mont with back build build
i Rn, ON sh s,Tes. Giss hSsse north Of street
'' 3. " HSyRRNSER a 90.
.-r.. Az, 64S louisiana avenue,
ZOE sALE.-Two LOTS on southeast corner ssh
Il and streets: also, fourteen LOTS on New Jer-
ssy av.nue above street. Apply at 1905 s,h street
FOR RENT Pleasant FURNISHED RsoMs
INQUIRE n: w corner of sih and D ste. 'e:I -snl'
pARTIEs OBLIGED TO REMAIN IN rur
SC! = city viii md large airy Rooms at COS ls,h
and al moderate prices. TABLE BOARD. jes
FOR RENT-An oFTICE in THE EVENING sTGR
wood and coal dsaer Ercesnt ssrs I E h ifs
aSpy a. TRe psss for sSs for
view Of the city, surrounded with trees orchard,
srspes' SC Rsn' rea poss ele,x
apl4-d Corner 9TH aud streets.
EoR sALk Oh RENT-.The elegant COUNTRY
R = Sat recently occupied By D. Gilman, o.
dining re.idence Of D. McCeIlsnd; one Of the hard.
80 ans As
mhz3-n
For sALE-Two s-story Press Brick Front
"a. i hsoGsks, containing six rooms and hath each;
near r. For terms apply t2np,ov .,ov,x
my1s-t l2l 18th street, n W.
E0R sALE-sUBURBAN REsIDENCEs-rwo
II COTTAGES AT MOUNT PLEASANT, con-
attached, Wen fenced in With stable Terms easy,
requiring ouf moderate cash psypent ovv
corner 18th street and New York Rn2" .Tenus.
mhh-n GRep. and Chron.1
FOR RENT-The large DWELLING HOUSE
National sas .a tai esss s s
sases' locality Tor lawyer 3. ksTy s 1av,op
NIT 32t Indiana avenue.
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
. Sc 900 ACRES OF LAND in Macon county, ".
-, Blue e, hidse ksilroad running throgshit IL: 10000
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon .WiIi eI,
goods. sH sWEfLASp Federai Bleck' ..
mhll-u corner of 7th and streets.
EQR RENT-A desirable aud com1nodious
u HOUSE, with all the modern improy ements,
situated on the corner Of Hth and O streets. For
terms and particulars inquire ct 4e1 Pennsylvania
avenue. M-d
EOR RENT-Three- story BRICK HOUSE, eight
rooms; No. 81 street, between North Caritol
and LIST streets, rear OF the Government Printing
Omce; Rent - per month. Inquire Of p. LEARl,
next door. no z9-tf
E0R RENT-Comfortably Furnished PARLOR
y and CHAMBERS, In q house with all modern
tmprov ement, and in q beautiful situation; south
'front.' In the First Ward, corner 10Th and stseets
No. 2OOss 3-df
E0R RENT-Six fine OFFICE ROOMS in the
Shepherd Building, SOS Pennrylysnia avenue,
south side fe l0-tf
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FOR SALE.

E'OR sALE-one Of the best paying ROUTES on
Il morning paper. Call at Ne. sag ga street
between III and L. for one week. 1t
FOR SALE-0ne sKIFF, three fiat and one
round bottom BOAT. Inquire of VIM -
HUTCHINSON, near Navy Yard Bridge, foot ~.
lth street east. se5-3ts -1z3
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PERSONAL.

KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs,
- ATTENTION.
Y9nr CAPs. adopted b. the Supreme Lodge. are
A DITTRTCH
p-,o. s2i 9TH street, between and n
~ pared @ falhll any engagement made during his
RSm LIZ s,ss and gentlemen eaG call at hs
I YpIA. THOMPsON's LAST SENSATION:
IL" UP in a balloon, boys,
Ifbs kad seen DR.. DARBY,
Hewould not have gone M 80 soon" se4-lns
You Know HOW 1T Is YOURSELF, that Oh
of the AvenEe, ten such cases as yours % tie
single one Of any other physician. He Is particu-
Seminal W saEness '''''''' . p saiim T''
AIDES FRIEND AND DOCrOR.-RoOms Tor
visit anIT ~ e.sTy Sse Or 20 ehS5Ee es
Bsrford Ropse, \. avenue and Albemarle street.
TO LAnIEs-yELPAU' GoLDENTIN0TURI
1 Oh FEMALE PILLS are a never falling re a
Soe N 5os Te al S and Obj
nR. GARDNER. LATE OF THE RECORD IS.
-, Vsae,ssa HcsP,tai can be oo1suhsd PrS-tey,
ION a m, To ~ p m, ~ his ONCE, n. W corner
OF his residence. 1909 Massachasetts sSeSSe. h.
perience in treating over isoc cases at the o. sve
nereal hospital and prasice Of thirty years alAons
% he n of S male IN
F RS plus es sOrs s.S At .sspS
N. B:-Upon the receipt Of s 10, advice and medi-
cine viii be sent by express. He warrants 90 cure
lnYolantary emissions. aulsly
nE MARRIAGE.-Lssays Tor Young Mon, ON
W great Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere
wit marriage and ruin the happiness OF Thousands:
with sure means Of relief Tor the erritR and uuf,r.
tunate, diseased and debilitated. Sent in seaied
letter envelopes, free q charge. Address COWARD
Pa. sess e.ssasS,n ~'
6OS -DR. J. BEAUMONT, sFsoIEI PhTsictsa
90. and Surgeon for Gentlemsa. only. Conssh-
e.soa Free No: oss 1th ST N. ". opposite Patent
omce. Hours, Ito D, NJ Fees DsSsszais. sula-sns
" THE WELL-KNOWN SP BCTlLTST.
ketabished here Tor the last IVA Yeas, IL hielily
reeommended to those desiring the services OF con-
sulting physician.
He e recognisd as the only rs,iasle, safe ana
skiilul ply sieian making speciality Of female oou-
LADIES sun ring from irresrlaritiss. vesknes-ssl
or any compliant peculiar 20 their ser, can oonfas
In him with tse utmost confidence. He guArnnte~s
speedy and thorough cure, without fail.
The Doctor especially invites q call from thoss
who have been deceived and szrin1led by the many
female inpoStors, hoary headed Quscks, add hum
and French pills.
Sepdrafs Teonss for lady paftesfs
Consulting rooms, 10l 4 ~ !. abovs pa sv~,-.
ALL sim DISEASES cURED. iva
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The Police Court Scandal.

The answer Of Deputy Marshal Thomas 70 the
charges against him serves to extenuate his con-
duct to some extent by showing that come. at
least, Of his errors may have been the result of
carelessness rather than intentional wrong
doing; but the public verdict will undoubtedly
be that the proper thing for him To do was to
resign, and the proper thing for Judge Smell to
do was to accept the resignation, as he has
Inns conclusion will be confirmed, also, by the
statement of Lieut.. Kelly, printed elsewhere.
The appointment Of Mr.. Eckloff to the va
eaney created by the resignation of Mr.. Thomas
Is a very judtciOUs one, and shows the purpose
OF the Court to be TO replace the officers found
delinquent by men Of the right stamp.
-~~~
European papers are fun of conjectures as to
the objects of the recent conference at Gastein,
and that between the Emperors of Prussia and
Austria at SalZburg this week. No one appears
u be satisfied with the meager facts which have
tfanspired through official sources, and those
who watch the course Of German politics CONT
IDENTIFY assert that the fact is undeniable that
Bismarck wishes an Austro-Prussan alliance
They say it is evident that an alienation has
quite lately not only sprung up, but rapidly de-
veloped, between Russia and Germany, and
thatt the very way in which Germany courts thu
irenc>hiP OF Austria bears testimony to the es
arrangement, and gives force to the rumors of
husso-Freneh approaehment, as counter move
against the Austro- German alliance. The latter
has probably produced the former Russia ewes
Austria more and more suspiciously, and the
growing Notifications at Brest-Lftewski, on the
Russian side of the frontiers, bear evidence of it,
The plans Of these Notifications are kept strictly
secret; all that IS known is that eight detached
forts are to be raised outside the town, of great
strength, capable of holding q thousand men
each The town itself is likewise to be fortified.
and three squares of barracks are in construc-
ton, holding large number of troops. The
place commands the Austrian frontier,
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THE BURTIs
FIRE PLACE HFATER
Is DECIDEDLY THE
BEST IN TIE MARKET,

and for beauty it is not and canuot be sur L
passed. q
All may be onvinced of this who will take =
trouble to call and see 1t at the stove warel1LI
rooms Of ~
H. L. GREGORY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-07

a III PERSON DESIRING To ENGAGE IN
- Ink GROCERY AND PROVISION Bust
MISS may secure sn old established stand. ~ pur-
chAeirE some Fixtures and a small stable aIf ne
cstsary in carrying on such \ business Cal Al NJ
W. corner 81 18Th and streets N. W, between the
hOurs % 10 and O'Clock. ses-sts