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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14
Nor1cr To sAN rRANcrsco ApYERTlsERe
Saturday, Dec. Ia, 1872

DIAMOND SwINDLE. = Everybody has
something to say about it, and as CASH
wiler would observe, liberal with their
lip in accusation of those whose names
happened to be connected with the en-
terprise. We opine that this bald and
naked fabrication Of a scheme of robbery
was worked up by a few men who could
afford to take an infamous name with the
great gain. Neither Mr.. Lent, Janin,
Ralston nor any are infallible in judg-
ment, as their oft repeated mistakes in
respect to mines for ten years past,
prove. In fact no amount of experience
can in all cases guard against the impos-
ture of those frauds which simulate the
native treasures of the earth. We can
well understand how Mr.. Lent especially
was induced to lend his influential name
and large means to this new field, in
which the prize appeared of such royal
splendor. Remembering how readily the
ablest men are excited and deceived by
ingenious knayes, in the sailing process,
in which the treasures of n part of the
earth are transferred to another, and we
decline to think that the roll of names OF
men hitherto respected ought here to be
marked as infamous. Those who are
least reasonable and charitable in this
matter, may even after this warning, be
the dupes of just such an imposture.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14
REIMBURSEMENT day of December 1872,

At the hour of Twelve p2) O'Clock, m, of said
together with costs of advertising and expenses
Of sale. CHAS. II. SCHULTZ, Secretary.
ofhce-426 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
California. dec14-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14

MINING AoorDENT.-Wm. b. Stephens
was killed and Frank Eeonia and Daniel
Casey were seriously injured by falling
timbers at the Belcher mine, Gold Hill,
last Saturday. Vim. Ellis was terribly
mangled by the accidental explosion of a
piece of giant powder, in the Crown
Point mine, and VIM. Brady had his
head badly cut by the falling of a rock
from the roof Of tho drift, in the same
mine.
CHRISTMAS TREE.-The ladies of st.
Luke's Episcopal Congregation, are en-
gagged in arranging n Christmas tree.
Our citizens will be called upon, and will
surely donate with their accustomed
l~iberality. 1t is designed hat no presents
for children shall be permitted on the tree
except those furnished by the committee.
A good and kind sentiment is embraced
in this resolution, the equality of all
children before St. Nicholas. Old folks
are not included in the law.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14

One Hundred Deaths per week in New York
and Brooklyn from diseases of the throat and
iungi Is 1t not awful | And yet Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar, taken in time, would
prevent seyen-eighths of the frightful mortality.
No cough or cold can resist this balsamic rene
dy. .Crittenton's, 7 9th Avenue. Sold BY all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in l minute. =
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14
A Railroad Watch

Travellers by Railroad frequently find their
Watches completely demoralized by the eontinu-
GUS jar of the train. To overcome this difficulty
has long been u problem with watchmakers, and
it is now successfully accomplished In the new
grade made by the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14
sPINNEYvILLE
Mineral Spring Hotel Establishment,

Which is bound to become one Of the most val
liable properties In the Wcst. This Hotel In de-
lightfuIly situated on the banks of the river. six
miles from Davenport II has SO rooms. 0 bath
rooms, all Elegantly furnished, and fitted with
steam boiler and every modern Improvement.
The furniture is new and elegant, the grounds
tastefully laid out and planted with
trees, gravel walks and drives approach the
hotel, which In new and substantially built. II
Ia in good running order, and will be kept 80
until handed over to the lucky winner, who will
receive it free from debt, with all the sumptu-
GUS furniture and fixtures, and be at once In the
way of realizing a large fortune. The grounds
cover six acres, delightfully."- sloping TO the river.
In addition to the grand prize, other gifts will
consist of
One two-story dwelling house and lot. sit
uated'at Winona, 1000
One best Pian0-Schonmacker's tnew1 -. GOO
Horse, Buggy and Harness. .............. 600
One Zell's best Carom Billiard Table
Two Cash Prizes of 500 each ........... zoe
Two Cash Prizes of $50 each ........... 100
Ten Cash Prizes Of loo
Thirty Cash Prizes of $5................ 80
Which, with the Hotel, valued at........ 10000
Makes a grand total of. ............. va. 900
The issue of the tickets will be strictly linn
tied to $40, 600. at 50 per ticket, and the drawing
will take place at a
--
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14

The s-HoUsEKEEPER' OF OUR
liver is the great depurating or blood cleansing
organ OF the system. Set the great housekeeper
of our health at work, and the foul corruptions
which gender in the blood and rot out, - II
were, the machinery Of life, are gradually ex-
pelled from the system. For this purpose Dr.
Pierce,s Golden Medical Discovery is pre-emtn-
entity the article needed. Il cures every kind Of
humlor, from the worst scrofula to the common
pimple, blotch or eruption. Great eating ulcers
kindly heal under its mighty curative influence.
virulent blood poisons that Turk In the system
are by it robbed of their terrors, and by q per-
s~evering and somewhat protracted use of it. the
most tainted systems may be completely reno
waited and built up anew. Enlarged glands. fu-
mors and swellings dwindle away and disappear
under the influence of this great resolvent. It
is sold by all druggists.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1872-12-14
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,

Minsrai city. Robinson Di-tries.
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MEDICAL &c.

MADAME WILSON.
l'i A hegEiartp EdHoafsa Frr.lrls Phvsi-f4 n, a,d
MtgtcUs can be consulted an DISEASES 10 -tiessal
70 Ladies.
hesicvLco and Consultation Rooms 81 On street.
b2fween n end 1. Roorns. b ard * eSiicsl attsDi-
ance, Ac-- ~ reasonable prices.
Tape worm remov Cd with head IN Two honra Re-
ton. 80 .-.s
th,SahDckhLs Lac oft h,co.d o. . Fs-.,..
- hoytsaG, ceo be consyites TGivafey .-.sr1 Z
n o. - ~ 2. ~ ~ hts read -ss-, l"o1 NaS.acau-
coils sNtI Ces bctss- llsh ar5 III .trae,g A VI
ki.L ~ tTtsa 1IeF.olr IA treating over lo.us
sses - ,Ee l.e NeLer'tl dossitz' ana = trao-
uSe ~ ttsfN yesrs euuns boz male and fesu.l.
?. nsr warren = err N fs- DAYS
N 81 pom toe receipt of GO, saSIos an u..,.
i1yoiuntsry emissions s-Ie1,
kE aOTTE IBkEOH FUwDEte Cshr1Ia
" CVnE Tor hervOuE DEBILITY. Sfnina, Efnis-
s'ons csusec ~ ind,soreNiOIi, SCporrhu. Ciesi,
apceoi.y cCret.
hr,'ofH lefGsss So ss-ees, ssass1.s
ecai n " -hins TO- - n. Is. kNrNf.ss
= agRitt corner ftaos wash end iflt strss-
rrtcr 80 per soI. sHEf - GeaN Vsry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

The action of Secretary Boutwell, in the pur-
chase OF So 200 ,Oo0 of bonds in New York on
Wednesday, thereby breaking the gold corner
and easing the money market, was the occ Aston
OF much favorable comment among tue bankers
and brokers OF all street, as well as among the
mercantile community in every part of the city.
The Times says: The business men of the
country readily recognise the necessity of a
checking power to the operations of bold and
INSCRIPTIONS gamblers, which threaten to ruin
Lot only those with whom they deal personally
but also those who have no interest immediately
Al stake Wall street was Quieter yesterday.
Ire money stTingency was less severe than on
WEDNESDAY, and the greater number OF borrow
ers in the stock marx ct were supplied att per
cent. gold. The stock market was strong until
noon, ate which il became heavy. The Erie
corner Goes not appear yet TO have gone to
pieces, and there was a rumOr prevailing OF q
corner In Indiana Central. The failure OF Mon
roe & Co. was announced on change, and the
suspension Of two mercantile firms was re-
ported.
Tie Government sold only al 900 90 gold yes
terday. ard the price advanced frOm 1133 10
If5k, closing at rs. 1t is spprehended the gold
clique will attempt TO put on the squeeze again
to-day, as they are considered fully masters of
the situation.
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NJ REGISTRATION NOTICE.
10 THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUM5IA

The Board q Begistr alton for the District of CO.
lumbia will hold session. on the days and at the
pisces, for The purpose Of correcting the
sts OF all the Delegate Districts where errors NAV
net to S an, sS
thereon the n'mss 9t those who are qualified 10
'O's 0'' FfRsT pI STisis9 rom any cause;
a.. AT Ms az 10 hstsl 8nion'owI, MONDAY. Sep
'Nn C,' 90 't sE s5Sp / = b T Fl m
Al the house Of Il. X. Redway corner of the Sew
ed 1Olf MONDAY, September as is from from
~ =" p THIRD DISTRICT.
gt'aSs sna a. ia srss o
-, FOURTH DISTRICT.
, ,tIs GEORGETOWN; TUESDAY, september "a
II fi i ! bGisrR1Or
ns,on ssptsntsP IS IS iEO aa
nou.. s six 1saI p s1E .I4sIi, Washington
WEDNESDAY, September 25, from 3 p m. 10 Z
sEvENrH DISTRICT
the stsOs and
'0,-' IRON . a E E Il ! j PDisTRuor.
IdRh an9 FsGas
O'r 20 i''2' fFq Si : z n p + TlPim
toy. FRIDAY, September 81 Is72, from 9 a m to
TFNTH DISTRICT.
At hoTs, nSrihwsst S9TDer Of Thirtesnth and T
suee,s Arlington, FEipAY, September "a, 1872
NUN . p =" ELEPPR 81 rJs? RIOT.
hleyenl B : street, was66nston. SATURDAY, Seq.
sATGRDAY, septenSr ., i57i IRON io to
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
W. At the souihGsst corner OF Ninth and L streets.
F0URrEENTH DISTRICT.
wasLinston, MONDAY, september so, 1871, from
) ? m TO EiFPTEENrH DISTRICT.
At the southwest corner Of Fourth and II streets,
Washington, TUESDAY, October L, 1872, from a.
~ " SIXTEENTH DISTRICT.
i helf street, wsshiDgtOn TUESDAY, October 1,
'| a. from rom. ssEIyTRs'$SfssHTih DISTRICT,
fi'sffT III f' STs?hI g 20 p M
WsHhineten, WEDNESDAY,, october ., 1879, from
. ?. M TO sffsTfgEENrH DISTRICT.
s1e hea as md No. street nSrta b1sysen First
THUBsI A. ;ost.SsI 3 iS2, frG%s N. to ,. m.
At HO ~EsIsETH
ton, TB URsDAf, October 3, l72, from p. m. TO
TWENTY FIRST DISTRICT.
Fa the srss1 e Es.t Capitol and
1872. from NJ. TO I o. m.
TWESTI- SkCUND DISTRICT.
At the northwest corner of Ninth and h streets.
opposite Anacostia engine-house W ashngton, FRI
DE- I. October 4, lS72, from D n. TO .. m.
q III. Will ,e TIE only opp ft1nity for voters
No REGISTRATION iciH BE- made al the CRY Hal.
GEO. = GIDEON,
p. NJ DUBANT.
ROB'r A GRIFFIN.
WM. T. SOLOMON, JR.,
JAS. IL SMITH.
se-SH Board of Regi stra.iOn.
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Government Securities,
Markets TODAY.

bALIlMORE, sept. ~ -Virginia SKIES old q
HnG!ulA s. consolidated 50, o. res istered a; We
Virgins =, IS BID 20 Cay. - "
, BiLriNoKK. sept. :O.-Coiton weak and lower
Low miodlinEs, 1salsL Flour quiet but rm: price
rnchanftd beat gu 81: CD Jice amber. 50 Oi,2 O5
Corn nrmer: white southern 7Oa72V elbow soutb
EN- o4ao5; mixed we.terI, 62b. Oats quiet an 4
s'e6ey sCuthSIn, 4oaiS; western mix ed 3Sa;uI.
do. white. asa. Rye quie:, 77aSl Provision.
strong and quiet. Moss Pork, SAY ui51 Bqls
meats strong, stock scare. hone of erlugc pric,s
unchsnged. Bacon unchsnRe ed, " it'll All active Iob
Dds den and; SUGAR -cured bans 4, mer aud higher
Iy4IS1s- Lard dull. sag. Western butter M
changed Mhi-ky firm, "a. "
NEW 1oRE,sept 1.-fiolr shade firmer " bea,
quiet and very hIm. Corn shade better
NV YORK, sept. 2O.-etocks strong. Gid heavy,
I43s. Money firm. 7. Exchange, long, ~: shor,
y. cover menis nrm and quiet. Virginia "a As
new 20 North CArolinas. 81; new, 81
LONDON, Sept. %, 1880 q. m-ConsOls opened a.
va Tor money, and go for account ID .nds of IS55
39h, ~ 49, '
IoNDoN, Sept. 20, .. m.-New IS, s9ls Erie 39I6
PARIS, sept. :O.-The specie in the Bank OF Franc,
fss Increased .OO. eco francs curing the SIX
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ECULLECToaS oEfICE, d STRICT OF
rFDISEAsE RECoILs

From the system that has been invieorated and
regulated By course Of that most beusfcsnt OF ell
vegetable eiixirs, HostetseP's Stomach Bitters.
such as least, Is the inference are compelled to
draw from the testimony Of thousands Of person.
resicirs In unhealthy districts, who attribute their
escape from the epidemic aud other com plAiut.
which prevail there IN the spring and autumn soleIy
TO the use Of this great protective and preventive
nedcine. Many western and southern farmers ana
pAaaters- inv ariaby they COW and plant IN TN.
spring and reap and gather In the fsIi adm pIs.e,
10 at these seasons 20 their families and en-
ployes. and take II themselves from twice To
three times day. The demand for it In the
fey er snd aeue districts bordering on the Mis.is
sippi, Ohio and Arkansas rivers 10 imnoase; and
wherever the natural conditions are sach as to
generate Intermittent remittept fevers It Is hsld
in The highest 'steem, both o. an antidote to the
sfmCf Ihs rio virus which provokes Them, and as q
swf and certain remedy f. those distressing for
OF ciselse IL 10 A'nlst unnecessary 10 say that
this nOwnei tonic and is now generally
accepted o. a STANDARD specific for indi sestion,
biliousne-s, nervous distemper, rheumatism
physical weakness aud mental despondercy. not
only by the public at large, but by all un
medical Ken. The vast popularity CT the Bitters
has CT Course led &c many countsrfeits aad imita
ton- against " hich the community are reque,tsd &c
DC on th'r guard ssl6 eo3skw
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THE WEATHER.

wan D1rAh M EEnT C.Jlce Cat1 StQsHt OMcer,
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Sept. 20, iS7 Z, II am
SYNOPSIS PoR PAST TwENTY-PoUR aoURs-
Inc low barometer which on Thursday morning
was norm OF the lower lakes has moved east
Ward over ana beyond the northern portion of
New England, followed by fresh and brisk
hofthwesterly winds from the lower lakes to the
middle Atlantic coast. Cloudy weather, with
areas OF light rain, continues over the northern
poIhon OF New England Cloudy weather along
Lake Ontario. The pressure has JiminIsheG
from Missouri TO Lake Michigan and westward
win southeriy to easterly winds. The highest
extends from southern Ohio TO northern Ge0Tgia
ana Alabama. The temperature has fallen some
what from lower Michigan TO Georgia. and east
ward 10 the a ilantic.
PRoBABILITIEs.-FOr New England and the
middle states northerly to westerly winds, gen
orally clear weather, and Increasing pressure
For the south Atlantic states clear weather ami
noTtherly winds. From Louisiana, western Flor
lda, anu northward to Tennessee, easterly t.
southerly winds and clear weather. From Ken
lucky TO Michigan and westward, diminishing
pressure and southerly winds; but the morning
telegraIhic reports from Kansas to uoper Mich
lgsn and westward are missing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

Mr.. l.. G. Hine is a pleasant genial gentleman
and pretty good lawyer; and Fred Boswell is
smart enough in his way, but neither OF them
wOull be OF the slightest use to the District as
its representative in Congress. Boswell's can
didacy is, of course, simply in the interest of
Hine and the Greeley democracy. who hope by
running Boswell to detach some republican
votes from Chapman. Their project will be OF no
avail. In view OF Greeley's steady hostility to
the District and his pertinacious advocacy of
the crazy project OF Reavis for the removal of
the capital, the people here are not likely to
stultify themselves by electing a Greeley dele
gate TO represent them IN Congress. They will
doubtless conclude to return their present rep
reseDt.tive, Gen. Chapman, who has done so
much TO advance our interests in the Nationa
Legislature.
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BOARDING.

A VENUE HOUSE, 476 PENNSYLVANIA
p day Board and 10 IN by the weak from : 3 re-
go. Bath aud gas
sue-7.lm MRS. q. G. HOWARD, Proprietor.
ohkD-Plessant FINISHED ROOMS, vi n
80 hEst clas, B0AhD .. 1000 street : " cer-
Ter OF loth. ss,rs 49,
( 0INTRY BOARD FOR1HREE CHILDREN
y ZINE country privileges, family board, hsma
care, aLd an rough fsif UCgion for three CHILDREN
csn he obieiEed at Ono miles distance from The
cry, On spi hcaiion q JOHN YOBk, Office 4
tommssoHer of Customs, Vreasury Depa rtnt.at
Washington. n. &. $500
roUD BOARD, PLEASANT EDOHs, ann
V prices moderate, a. slos corner " Pennsyiys-
mis- ayeuHe 2ist sire, oavf ~
t4'IksT u IS BOA 20, WITH PLEASANT
a hRoSf LOOMS, t. oe bad "a. reasonable tera,s
81 Isot, corner 81 PeiInsyIyarte avenue snc 18th
street Coco location. Ind accessible rnh93-iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

In the recent failures in northern cities some
<ery old and respectable business houses have
gone down. Among the suspensions in New
York is IL at CT Philip Dater & Co., prominent
grocery firm, that has been in existence over
thirty years and has descended from father
and son.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

The republican canvass in Ohio has not up to
this time teen pushed much, but the state is
now to be shaken up" after the style of the
campaign in Maine, and, doubtless, with SINH
lar results.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-20

The ascension OF Mr.. Frederick HassaUrek to
the GTeeley-Brown ranks has been pufFsd into
much more important and significant affair
than the iacts warrant. The history of the case
' bTieny ~ follows; Ever since the national
CehVenticnS, and until last week. Mr.. Hassaurek
and H. paper, the Cincinnati TolEsJrar, have
been 50 evenly poised on the political fence Ia
no one could possibly detect any leaning either
way Their position was one OF strict AMI exact
neutrality, and, IS the conditions of the cam
Ia'gn lad in no wise changed from the begin
NJ z, everybody was justified in suppOsing this
attitude would be maintained 20 the end. But it
row turns cut that the Gelay was only for the
purpose OF obtaining the best terms, no matter
which si,e offered tn IN.
IL has lately come 20 light that Mr.. Hassaurek
1 IS fo- some time been in negotiation with GER
tan l., T oers Vi the republican party in Ohio
fer ihe Il 8nsier OF himself and his paper TO the
support q Grant. For the round sum OF So. NoO
lie offered to take the stump and also dircc. the
columns Of the Tofts5IGh against Greeley.
SchuTz y Co, and he particularly wanted an
opportunity 70 fay the last named gentleman,
Of whose prominence and success he is mordidly
Jealous. The price was pronounced too high,
and lie subsequently reduced the figures to
$500. These were regarded favOrably, and
al agent started east to raise the money. He
secured the sum Of $1,000 in New York, and
came here expecting TO raise the balance from
the republican Congressional committee. This
body failed, however, to appreciate the patri-
cite Ct,tr, and so the purse not raised in the
stipulated time. Hence the scheme miscarred,
and Mr.. Hassaurek pronounced on the stump
and in his paper for Greeley and Brown.
just how much that party paid hi to get
Gown On their side of the fence has not been de-
velOred; but all the Circumstances attending the
sudden conversion warrant the belief that there
was money in 1t. In fact, MIR. Hassaurek is not
IN the habit of contributing his services In a
political campaign for nothing.
We can assure the Baltimore Sun that we have
10 Sympathy, whatever, with the project, if it
EXISTS, OF manufacturing the rowdy attack upon
the Pittsburg delegation in that city into a
campaign document. But the Sun must see
that the opportunity To- make such a document
available exists in the fact that Baltimore
fortunately has a reputation for lawlesSness OF
this kind that Will cause even an exaggerated
version q the affair to be believed. Itwould be
unfair TO charge upon the great body OF respect
able and law-abiding citizens OF Baltimore the
rcsICI si'ility for the of occurrences that
and vet il seems to u that they hardly appre-
ciate Il necessity that they should take extra
pains to frown down and root out the rufianly
element that, however small in proportions, is
yet large enough and active enough TO damage
the city, credit in this annoying way.
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%kOTICE-The NORTHERN LIBERTY
DAY MORNING, 9th instant, in Corcoran Sonsre
Dealers and holders Of stalls will be located in the
be in s;tsIdshee during the entir. days q wednes
oss 81 ana horiG GSTcn sep SfshiiasIAND CLERK
~ NOV ED
DIR. W. HI. BARRETT,
DENTIsT,
Has Removed to o.l4oa II street N. w., corner
l4tn street. est
~ FROM THE EARLIEST AGES
bans, and, as it were the of mank ind Sc ter
Itbie and losthsome had it been at some periods o,
Happily in our day the disease is stripped Of its ter
Ju,cks and tie victim Of sorcfuIa, Ulcers so1s s
Pm Pics BiCtches letters, &C., can be restored =
. BOOT AND HEB JUICES, sI.,s per both,
Sists oI MESKp ios Pa ave- ana by Dras
ITO TIE IsRAELITEs-KOsHER MEAT 70
DC e0lnf @ and G ;iEssS Ee cAREH
I CALL THE ATTENTION OF TIE PUBLIC
ss' heTs g sss "a, the B0OKsroRE Of F.
st9 81. " ' II H ishs BEBNHEIMER.
ne. j. H. THOMPSON WILL COMMENCE
~ his winter course Of ClinicaI Lectures TO .tu
dents q, sradns,es Ct medicine only at Columbia
Tickets Of admission can be obtained Of he resident
assistant surgeon. at the Hos oltal. sep2O toes
A REALLf SPLENDID STOCK
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
BLACK ALPAOAs and k0HAIRs a speciality.
Mor sGASk s sILKsI rom sI 20 IS:
81 The standard and the Nstc Sags C,ioIs in The
choicest and Il. cheapest fabrics:
Al aEasnl d a. 81 line OF SILK POPLINs, at 81.
An 1ne.eelled niseelIaneo us stock of Dry Goods
'uf,jS r. 5he vsDt e all elias =
On' one fd1fs ard 1916 SAM IN ., watIE w.
L TRICT OF CoLGM sf4. 'nh Di'
1he E,ghtssnth Day Of Ssrtsmber, A. d. 1872.
p,y: . ., Sass. Equity DOcke. IL.
R ssm5s e. ct p fl i,i,. and lame. Ho,.,
tees spPointet by decree Of the Court ia the above
eGtitled cause, passed on about the lirh day OF
descrseo in the e pro oes ~ ss
Ssnse hsyins reported 70 the court that the 26th
he Of and S9g da aaps sSs
purchase hes paid the whole amourt of s,id mr.
chase money in cash: It is by the Court, this 18th
be Iaufed and confirmed, unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown before the 10Th dsy OF
putshed once week for SoSy o, TINS order Re
prior 10 said last named date. in soma newspaper
printed and published in the city Of Washington,
DO. HUMPHREYS, Justice.
THIS 10 TO GIVE NOTICE, Ina, the subscribe,
trict Of Columbia, holding Special Term letter,
iestamsntsry on the personal estate Of ORARLES L..
B0AbMAN, late Of " ashinston county d. g., de
Ceased All persons having claims against the sale
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same !,
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CLOTHING.

r. J. HEIBERGEh,
0ITIzIks, AKnY AND NAVY.
MERChANT TAILOR,
yls-d No 500 Penn D. ave. sshinrsou. -
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Il YOUR OWN LANDLORD
BARGAINS! BARGAINS" gsRGlIySu,

fOR sALI.-Six new two st-ry BRICK Dwell
bioH HeUsEs GU l5te street N. W , bafw.ep w
80 Boundary streets, FiE rooms each, tbre4 On q
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rTWBNTYFIRsr DISTRICT.-Indspsn-
pS Cent Republican candidate for House OF
Dslsgates, frederick FRITZ.
1T MANY VOTERS
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WASHINGTON CITY:
How German Hewsba per "a me Out
for Greeley.

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