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- The manufacture of ice in New Orleans is
said to be success, ard has been the means of
reducing the price to IS per ton.
HE The man who rose before sunrise has come
to the conclusion that the rose that all are
praising is not the rose for him.
~ \ young Bible agent in Des Moines has
become insane through excessive religious
labOrs.
ayThe Prince of Wales has arrived at Trou-
vile, where he was cordially received by Presi-
dent Theirs.
ssThat woman in Michigan who was reported
TO have turned to tat is now said to be wax
fgger."
sPAn Iowa boy turned a double somersault
down well forty-six feet deep, and was hauled
out uniniured.
~Council Bluffs thieves throw chloroform
into peoples faces on the streets, and then ego
through them"
1American green corn is sent during the
season in quantities to Liverpool by Atlantic
steamers.
HIAnd now lightning has struck a moving
railway train in England, smashing all the
windows of one car and knocking passenger
from his seat.
D-1he movement of pillow an inch or two
this way or that way makes all the difference,
these hot nights, between sleeplessness and
slumber.
0The Bar Association of New York deserves
the thanksof the country for the pluck it ha s
shown in exposing and bringing to punishment
the corrupt judges Of that city.
~The sessions Of the International Stats.
teal Congress" were opened at st. Petersburg,
Yesterday, by the Grand Duke Constantine, the
ceremonies being OF q solemn and impressive
character.
~ Smallpox is assuming alarming proper.
tions In Jersey City, where it has existed to a
greater or less extent for the past two wears
There are believed to be between 200 and 800
cases OF the developed disease now In the city.
~Attention having been called to the point
IL hiss been sscertained that out of twelve houses
Providence struck by lightning during A
eceDt storm, four were provided With rods, and
hese were insulated with common glass insula-
tors.
"The man who does not sport swallow
tailed coat in a watering place ball room stands
a poor chance Of dancing with the e'ite, while o
drummer, )" on salary of ten dollars q week,
ii his coat tails are bifurcated, can mingle with
the opulent and beautiful.
grin referring to Judge Barnard the New
York Times truly says, at was shame enough to
this community to have sat still for nearly four
years. while the bench Of the Supreme Court
was disgraced by the language and manners of
a rowdy. and by decisions as arbitrary and
fyrapnical as could have been issued from any
robbers den."
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ANOTHER COAL OIL WARNING.-On Sunday
morning last, negro boy named Bryant, Is
years old, living with his parents near oakland,
undertook to kindle the fire, and experiencing
some difficulty IN getting it to burn, concluded
to"glye 1t start" by the application of coal
began to pour. An explosion louder than the
report OF gun followed, and when assistance
came, not only the boy, but many OF the house
hold goods were in flames. The fire on both
was speedily extinguished, but not until the
skin on the boys body, from his chin to his feet
was burned OFF. He suffered intensely until
death came to his relief next morning LEES
bdr1 Val Mirror.
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CIT Z TIE NJ 5.

RELIEF FOR THE FEBT-Fse, ~ PER Tisit.-
torns extracted without pain: Bunions Bad
\ ais, &c, relieved and cured, a Dr. whites
No. 535 18th street, opposite L. ). Treasury.
DR.. WHITE, Cs.Y0p0d3St, treats Corns Bun
ions, Club and iHgTOwIng NaIls, &c, without
pain, 80 the patient can walk with ease imue-
distely. Operating rooms, J35 l5tl ST., opposite
L. 5. Treasury.
TaERkoxETERs and BsrOnsts-s are repaired
and made 70 order by Hempisr. aesr : street
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THE CONTROVERSIES TRAGRDY-Ne Thorn
Of Suicide PrOred Gr0HHdIeSs A Briigeport
correspondent of the n. Y. sun says:-We are
not yet done with the Coiyocoresses tragedy.
Prof. Barker of New Haven has been examin-
ing some hbres taken from the captains Garnet
bag, and also the PARTICLES found on the edge of
bis knife blade. These were sent to the pro-
lessor In separate packages, with the request
that he submit them 10 a thorough n.icroscopic
examination, and give the result. No intima
tlon was given the professor concerning the
nature or origin of the specimens. The result
or microscopic scrutiny and scientific tests
showed that the fibre taken from the Garnet bag
was OF animal origin, piece of chamois skin or
other similar leather. while the particles taken
from the edge OF the knife blade were pro-
nOunced OF vegetable origin. This sets at rest
the claim that the captsin cut open his own
carpet bag, and tends to diSproye the theory that
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kiLLED BY JUMPING FROM A TRAIy.-YeS-
terday, Mrs. Caroline q. Nathan and her hus-
band reached Jersey City FROM Long Branch,
intending to start for Philadelphia on the four
O'Clock express train. They reached the depot
too early for the train, and by mistake seated
themselves in the local train which starts at
1880 o'clock. When the train began TO move
they discovered their error and fastened to
Jump OF: Mr.. Nathan, who is "A years of age,
Jumped first and attempted to assist his wife
She staggered, ana lie being unable to hold her.
fell from the platform just in front of the rear
truck OF the near car, both of which passed over
her legs below the hips. She died a. most in
stantly. The couple had been married nearly
fifty years They were wealthy, and resided at
232i North Broad street, Philadelphia.-N. Y.
San, 22d inst.
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IHE SITUATION in Mexico appears to be hope
lul. The government appears to be settling
down into something like STABILITY, and the pres,
ldent and his cabinet enjoy the confidence of n
large majority OF the people, A loan has been
contracted, and for the first time in many wears
the government has been able to borrow money
All the revolutionary leaders have accepted the
amnesty offered them, except Garcia de Caiena
who, holding out defantly, was captured.
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FIVE PEOPLE DROWNED IN BALTIMORE HAIR
BoR.-The loss OF life BY drowning in the har Dor
was somewhat remarkable yesterday. Three
men-Albert Schriner, butcher; Henry Cour-
sey. sailor, and Samuel &. Waters the latter of
Queen Anne county, Md.-attempted TO reach
the steamer NJ atiida after she ad left her wharf
at the foot OF Conway street yesterday by rowing
after her in yawl. The small boat struck the
side OF the steamer and capsized, throwing the
three men into the water. Lines were quickly
thrown to them, but without avail. In a few
minutes their dead bodies were recovered A
small boy was playing on the wharf at the foot
OF West street, and falling into the dock was
drowned. In the evening the body OF Caleb
Clements, resident of Chester, Del, was
found floating in the Basin. He is supposed To
have fallen in while Observation-Disclosures
American, sd,
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DIR. HoUARD, recently released from prison
by the Spanish authorities, was in Phiadelphia
Yesterday, and went direct to the residence of
his father, DR.. y. y. HOuard, on Broad street
near Pine, where he was received in a most at
Iecting manner by number of relatives and
friends who bad gathered there to meet him
he VIII remain III Philadelphia a few days and
then come to this city to have an interview with
the authorities.
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PARTIAL SHUTTING OFF OF THE POTOMAC
WArKR.-AttentiOn of citizens Of Washington
TesIdlng south OF l. street north is called 70 Gen
Babcock's notice in our advertising columns of
the proposed shutting off of Potomac water from
the II inch and 80 inch mains in this city to-
morrow at $ CLOCK p. H. Residents north OF L
street will have their usual supply.
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The HOSTILE INDIANS IN UTAH.-General
Morrow, Superintendent Dodge, and a number
OF mormon ofhclals held council with the Ute
Indians day before yesterday. at SprInryiIIe
the result OF which was of the most peace able
character. The main difficulty seems to be with
the Sheyes Ctes and Pah Utes, who are further
south, and for whom troops commenced march.
ing last night. An extensive fire is raging In the
timber Of the adjacent mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-23

PRIGG's DOLLAR JEwELRY STORE, No. Az
pennsylvania avenue, between Az and 9Th
streets, receives some beautiful goods this week-
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LIVERY STABLES.
FAMILY SUPPLIES:

CHOICE GROCERIeS
" AT REDUCED RATES.
FLOUR.
best FAMILY, IS per quarter bhl. sack
Beet kAIhA, 90 20 per quarter LII sack
SUGAR.
Good BROWN SUGAR at 10 cents rAr m
BsstCoFFfEE g.. a. =. u H. ceats per n;
COFFEE.
Best BIO, Is cents perIb
Best RIO. roasted, % cents nor IN
Best JAVA, = cents rer IN
best JAVA, roasted, 50 cents per n
TEAS.
f Best iMP u q seIIeu
R lne euNPeoWDER' sig perIs.
Best oOLONG, 81 per 10 W. ~
best JAPAN, 81 per ID.
We invite the special attention Of our ratro,.
ana the public generally. 90 the above CrStati91s
lie articles mentioned are OF recent puTrbsss
careIuiIy selected Tor our family trade. ana n
quality. S - iNf'S'oUsoo "a
Goods delivered free 10 any part OF the city.
II. G.. BOWSER a Co.
DEALER IN CHOICE GROCERIES
703 X STREET,
eezzg u nrroSlte NOrrssyE MsrEe,
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NEW DRUG AND CHEMICAL STORE.

Removed from the corner Of ~ street and Penn.
sylvahia avenue to our New Building. No. ALL
Pennsyiv anita avenue, between AZ and 9Th SITS
next to Morrison's Book Store, where, with
greatly increased accommodations, new fixtures .
and new goods We will be happy to zee our friends
81 patrons.
aug2l.u DAEL B CLARKE 90,
I1NTIL sEPTEMBRR 2OTH WE eH1II
" ALLOW TWENTY PER CENT. DISCOUNT
on s sales OF the following goods in order to close
summer Dress Goods. comprising japanese silks
snd foplins, Pfquee, Lawns, Oelaihes, Grenadines,
Poplins, &c. ' : " ~
White Goods, here enumerated. viz:-Bishop
net and soft Finished Cambrics, Neinsooks and
s Nnise P1GSes; ALEC, Lace Point. and Grensdine
Job lot Summer silhs, 4 15ets reduced from
aun lols and 1910 7tS street, II. ",
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Total. ! Geo Gifts, all Cash,
100000

Total. lOVU G1tts, all Cash. 100000
The Hon. Thos. k. Brsmette, late t;oyernor n
Kentucky, mas consented to represent the Trustees
in the management of this second Grand Gift Com
the sale OF Tckes is deposited with the Ttes.rSq
that the drawing is fairly conducted and the gifts
Ths drsWfnS viii viii tafe Pase is pusc in fD view
OF the audience, and under the immediate supervi-
,ion and direction Of the officers and Trustee. ofthe
Public Library of Kentucky and the following
named eminent and disinterested itizens who have
consented 10 be present and see that all is fairly
Hon. n HARDLN; Judge Court Appeals, KY.
Hon. =: r f,n. khOTT, late NJ. c. Lebanon
G asa IEi IofgS ,9ssn
Hon T. b. CUCHBAN, Chancellor Lou. Chan
Hon. =. :, sTANpIFoED, President Farmers, and
Hon. JON BARBEE: Manager Royal Insurance
Col. PHI, TIE, Com. Atty Ninth judicial Dis.
Goi J1Is0N F. JOHNSON, Msnas Sa0 sst Hou.a
DR.. T. 3; BELL, Prof. Medical University, Louis.
Hon. j 8: BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
H HGn; I; Il W BIkSkTr City AtsOTnsy:
40 40, BSAMN!N, Pres. Manufaeturers, Bank.
amHs e IF SL pqs:
W.C.D WHIPS, Proprietor Willard Hotel.
yi SSRHsT2E dRFsasS,
RfSfSE Er;.,ssa. German q s. s.ns
a. %:rse
VOL HoSF AsiHHss ss 81 rh?isfi Ss9STRE1f?'
k.TE. S SHasIhSaHE5Tlss;, ' 5;ss resident.
FARM ms & bHOYERS, BANK, Treasurer.
Address THOMAS e. BRAMLIfrE,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky, Public Library
80 Building, Loussvtlle, KY.
Circulars, giving full particulars ssnt On apDlica
New York Once, 609 Broadway. under the
charge OF Major Thos b. Hays. jyet.Af I'M
lust REOEIVED-The YounG 0entS md Brood.
way Hat Block, ct n
CUNN!HGHAMS Hat Factory. Old stylesN
y New Hats made to order. No. lely street
near llth. augl0
ERINCH TLUTIN0-The only plaos In ths ctty
y where IL II done. Also, esk@Dtng, Pinking -
Gnbrofdery OF every description. 9EA3ds e Al
kind., and nmhroidsrin9 eiIks q al e0lors eo0.
ARs. =. MAyRHR,
janlIN 0ysesiis Pss.sf O6sa:
lx1 SBNRAD ELIXIR
FAILS 10 CURl CHILL0.
TO be had Of BRACE . 0ISSEL, corner RytAss
end Weshtngton streets, 0eorgetown, ana of 0I0
b. PLANT D son, corner New York eye1ue ond
18th Gtreets, whore tssttnonials cen b Ooe1,
a LaRaI AssoRTMENT Of 0ORs1Tsa.-
s."fs1s KID sIoyrs, s a;.,,,,
n7.u 1lS 4aFkst space. -
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THE DFATr OF JUSTICE wALKEg-Hsstirg
II IcgiStrdtss.-To-c Cay meeting OF justices of
the peace was held at the Office of Justice
Reese to take action in relation to the death of
The late James 4. Walker. Justice William
Ibon nson was called on TO preside, and Justice
=. &. Mills elected secretary. Resolutions were
ADOPTED that in the death OF Justice j. c.
Walker the community has lost bright and
honorable citizen, and the msgistracy yalua-
be member; that 1--WE tender the family our
heartfelt sympathy in this hour OF bereave-
I.eLt, and Will ever cherish his memory
With grateful recollection OF his atfable
and kindly disposition, his strict integrity and
moral worth; that We will attend his funeral in
q body, &c.' The meeting adjourned to meet at
The same place al O'Clock on SUNDAY afternoon
fO attend The funeral. which will take place
1Iom Grace Church, az o'clock on thar dav
The deceased was ~ years old at the time of
j = Ceath, and native OF Wytheville Va
where, We believe, he learned the printing bust
ness About the year lN,.n he removed 70 Rich
n nc. where he edited and published a paper in
fHe interest OF the Episcopal church. Suisse
auSutiy lac came to this city, and for nearly 10
years Was the reading clerk OF the House OF
representatives., and il il said that the OH e
va. never better filed, before or since For the
las' Two or three years he has been Justice of
The peace, occupying the Office on : street.
between l. and south.
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SrDDEs DEATH--This morning about La
O'Clock, nan named william Taylor died yerv
Fndsenly st hls residence, No. 20 LIST street
northwest
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

BUILDERS DEPOT. 2o3 7rH STREET n. ".
Having on hand the LARGEST Stock of DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS &C., in the city propose TO aeII NJ
VERY Low PRICES
for the next thirty days. make room for GOODS vat
TO come H. Parties in want Of the above eods IA
only to call and examine Stock and Pricss 10 ssssse
themselves that mean what say.
PERRY COLEMAN,
au9-3m 203 5th St., opposite,Centre Market.
S00 REAL HAIR BRAIDs, 1t rsduee d prioes
m7-u Q. HELLERp. sls MARKET s,.o..
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~EEMEMBER NAME AND NUMBER
a g T r US,
Popular Clothing House,
l0II PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and 1lth Streets,
jy25-tr Three Doors from EleveuthStreat.

Second Grand Gift Concert
In the great hall of the Public Library building, in
Louisville. by,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %, Is12
100000 TICKETS OF ADMISSION
will be issued at Sl0 EACH half tickets. ss quarter
tickets So ii who lie tickets for SlU0 % for $685.
o for S5Cc; ll3 for 81 eco; 2S5 for S25p; SIS for
50 CO 10 discount on less than SlOy worth of
tickets at time.
During The concert the sum OF
100000 IN CURRENCY
VIII be given to the holders OF BIZ distribution
by lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:
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The LIVE STOCK MARKET-Board of Health
SsctioHS.-Superintende Gatchellis report
OF live stock Inspections Tor the week ending
August %, is as follows:
Al Clarks pens, 420 hogs were offered. and
sold briskly at aSc. per ID. net. All were in
prime condition.
At Drovers' Rest, 46o cattle were offered; 22I
heai were sold to butchers at S,iaS5.S7 per hun
dred; extra cattle were sold for Sc: II cows
with calves, sold for S20aS45. pop sheen an /
lambs were offered; .551 were sold to butchers
as follows: lambs. 81 - to - per head; sheep
* 70 &c. per b.. 400 sold for stock purposes; IS
LETT over. ~
Condemned-1 sheep, Drovers Rest; 1 veal
calf, Center market.
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BIDS FOR ERECTiSG THE NEW REFORM
SCHOOL BUILDINGs.--PTopOSals Tor the con-
stTEc ZION Ut the principal e,lifce and one family
building ter the Reform school, to be erected al
Mount Lincoln, on the Bladensburg road about
Two and a half miles from the city. were opened
~ The Office OF Mr. Clark, architect OF the Capi-
fol extension. The bids for the construction of
the principal building were as fOIows:-H. H.
Nlnsate, SiG.i50; j. G.. NaylOr, 81 .511; r. j
fieIrm ming. 81 81; e. Z. Walker. $50 600: Ham,
mCnd = Gettinger, 81 ,Eii.79; Hall * PlumIey,
sSJ-oJi; George Miller, $1,000; ID. DRAFT
$40 - The bids fer the construction OF the
family building we're a. fOllows:-H. III. VIM
gate, IS 20; j. q. NaylOr, SIC, 1J); z. j. FEM
ming, SIS 81: q. r. Walker. S1S 0G,. Hammered
~ Gettlr-er, so i9i.iS; Hall * Plumley Sl4 =,
George Miller, IL 600; ID. Graf, SI6492. Mr.
James oTme put in a bid at So 900 for con-
kfTuCtlIg both the principal building aud family
building. These buildings have been described
III IHE STAR.
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g GOLDSTEIN d CO..
LOAN OFFICE,
GA STREET,
mays CBder the Metropolitan Ho.sl
PIANOS. &c.

MOST AMUSING TOY OUT!-Causes fnanIrn.t.
II FL figures to dang. 70 the music Of pisncs-A
street vest, between Pa. avenue and ct VVkV'
hs.nts tr Siishs Phases, and manufacturers OF
and dealers IN Musical INSTRUMENTS generally
Repaired. IanI, -
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IHR GREAT BANK ROBBERY. - From last
evenings edition of the Baltimore American we
extract the following: "There are no further
developments to record in regard TO the recent
bar robbery. So far as ascertained the robbers
seem TO have covered their tracks after leaving
the held OF their adrOit operations with remark
able success. They are clean gone out OF sight
and sound, with ali their punder. Many of the
owners of the private boxes stored at the bank
are stlll out OF town. whilst Others seem to desire
10 keep their losses profound secret. but ex-
press their realization of the fact that the only
secure place for special deposits is with the Safe
Deposit Companies"
The National Safe Deposit Company, corner
I5tL street and New York avenue-Fire and
Burglar Proof Naults-receive OH deposit Bonds
Stocks and Naluables of all kinds. Safes for
rent. Charges moderate. Office hours, a. m
to ?. m. Geo. II. Plant, president; Geo. w.
Riggs, vice president; b. p. Snyder, secretary.
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DsATH FROM THE HEAT AND EXCESSIVE
bkAt GETS OF Ice WATKR--Adam Erb, monu-
n'SGtAl stsnecutter, Ia the employ of j. Jouye-
nal on returning 70 his residence No. 2o6 nth
street. isst evening, complained greatly Of the
M at ne crank considerable Ice water. and
Was a most irn mediate afterwards seized Wien
cramps DIR. Walter and another phvs,cisr
were summoned, and did all IN their novrsr =,
save hiil, but he died about 10 30 "a. m. IA
ceased vas native OF Holland, A. wears o. &c
bal been IA this country for eighteen years s1J
leaves a wife and four children anu
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WoEE on STREET RAIIRoAps-Tha con-
Ir4ctCr Tor laying the uack Of the Boundary and
Silver Spring TailTOad-Mr. j. q. NavIDr-NIII
To-Day tu->a laying the track " the first toll
gate on N street, the distance from the ter
I'ihCs az Boundary street being one and a half
ms 2lT. MAYOR has been az this work only
atVat I'VE weeks IL Il probable that the re-
a'iiis ART Of tie rOad-tO the boundary line
ab,ye Bright"ood-wiil not be constrU.iei
Until next season.
4 ne "Orknen OF the Metropolitan road are
IcloNin- the force now paving the carria0a-
way OF 9TH street with the timbers for the rail-
ind they have been laid a. tar out a. NJ street
Sslerday the same company commenced al The
corner OF East Capitol and FL street to extend
their track towards the navy yard. and will
proceed down East Capitol 10 18th street, and
thence 10 the navy ward bridge.
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Hvrzv,s Uov-p w.p~.~o y,,,,-o

HErzE's HoveE wARNINa-Improrem.nt a.
The AstrOp7ist1a VARIETY Tbe5fsr.-Mr. Il. Hence,
the popular man sger OF the Metropolitan yari-
ETY. thester, has, at considerable expense. re-
fitted his establishment, and the improvements
are of such nature as 10 greatly beautify the hall
and promote the comfort OF its patrons. \ large
ventilator the ceiling reduces the temperature
OF the hsll materially. The auditorium as been
divided into an orchestra and parterre, which
are separated by neat paneling. The seats are
al raised so that every one can see the stage
from any part or the hall. The bar has been re-
moved into an adjoining room, and the entrance
10 ~ II through an aTchway made in the d.
yidlrg wall of the room and main hall. As Mr..
Hence was about 10 inaugurate his fall and
winter season, and as the recent changes had
made complete Transformation in the theater.
be last night gave a collation. TO the members of
The local press and some of his friends in the
room adjoining TEE STAR office, where Freund
had set ont a reIaSt, attractive n appe arance
and decidedly palstabie TO the taste. When the
invitation was given for the company 70 partake
there were representatives. of every paper pres
emit and Il is needless to that full Justice
done to the collation.. After the eatables had
been fully discus ed, the wines were brought on,
and toast after toast was proposed and drank,
and spec ches made cOngratulsting Mr.. Henze on
his success as manager and wishing him pros
perity in the years to come. Towards the close
OF the evening, in response to repeated demands,
the host made q few remarks, thanking his
friends fer the kind words they had expressed.
and saying that be was especially pleased at
seeing such "A large repre- sentation of the press
present. The party broke up ebout II o'clock,
highly pleased with their entertainment.
A GRANT AND WILSON CLUE has been or
gained on Arlington Heights, Va, with the
following officers: II. ID. Smith, president; W.
r. Roe, vice president; James Stevens, record
ing secretary; John b. Syphax, corresponding
secretary; Il. ). Laws, reader: :. Il. wibirt.
treasurer; John B. Syphax, W. F.. Roe, V. L.
COrbett, Benz. Austin Harrison King, =
I.iDsky, Il. G.. Law, w. Harris, and Austin
SyphaN. executive committee. l.. s. Abbott
Esq, OF Ohio, was called upon and spoke abont
three quarters OF an hour, touching the issues of
the campaign. He gave a brief history of the
liberal republican party showing the motive for
IFS Inauguration, and the principle (the leaves
and fshes) OF union between it and the demo-
cratic party. He examined the political history
OF Horace Greeley, and exploded the claim that
he was an old abolilOnists. Prot 3 T.. MessOr
of Washington, also SPOKE briefly. It is saA
there Is no Greeley man among the colored
voters of Arlington.
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THg FAsHroEABLR FALL HAT To m,rrox
Messrs. James Y. Davis < Sons, the popniar
batters will bring out their Broad gay style of
SIX hat for the fall. The style is exceedingl.
tasteful and attractive.
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The lime manufacturing business Of tie late w
COPY. 6ecssssd' Z III Se Sortinnsd a usual BY
assistance Of his former clerk and foreman, b. W.
WILSON and J. GRIFFIN; and solicfts the
patronage Of his former friends and customeru All
orders for Lime. Plaster, Hair and Cement viii be
promptly attended to. aule-eo3ts
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
JOHN BOOTH.

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