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Patrick Morrissev. age 49, of No 1Ol Watts-st. who
GRIMES AND cAsuALnEs-BY TELEGRAPH

IA severe hail storm passed over Albany yester'
day. accompanied BY sharp flashes hh'ung and heavy eas othuhde
An unaccOuntable explosion lately destroyed
the Of HAIRY Mason At Port Vine Seua County Cal Two men
had their legs broken and smother injured There vas no gun
powder other explosive substance except whisky kept In the store
IA Mexican desperate went to the rancho Of
King WoOl.ey Tucson, AhIanA recently to NJ WoOe lie
met by Mecn boy who had reared by N0oe and NhO
tod The Desperate that be would have 10 l bin he bO h The
un dld m The boy; wheup0n Of MeIans pued aud
1ed him. hanged him. and bad the bO beside that of the boy
IA fire in Wrentham, Mass, yesterday, de
rosd the bank building occupied by the wIenhm Bank and by
Dun.ee Muir boot manufacturers The enecs Of the baak
nsed lhe os on the bulldog S2O and on boot stock $1,000
which nearly covered by due bald
ms belonging " The ORTHODOX CbsIeb, burned
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

SPEECH OF SIR WILFRID LAWSON - SEVERE
sToRM-THE SESSIONS OF THE CONGRESS OF
THE INTERNATIONALIsTS CLOSED.
LONDON Thursday, sept. 10, 1872.
Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Liberal member OF Par
lament for Carlisle while addressing meeting in the
Parish Of Asparice, Cumberland Co., last night warmly
nraised the conduct OF Nj Disraei during the
Alabama Claims controversy, and said he relolced
over the settlement of the differences between
r,c,and and America without recourse to the
sword Fifty children in charge OF Miss Rye
sailed from Liverpool for Quebec to-day, In the steam
ship sarmatian Homes have been secured for them III
Canada The bark City of Hamilton, from London ior
Philadelphia has put into Ryde, Isle of Wight, In con-
seonence OF mutiny among the crew. There was very
severe thunderstorm at Rochdae, yesterday severa
persons were killed by lightning and the crops "eIo
damaged The Congress OF the Intenatonaists cloSo"
its sessions to-day Previous TO the Adjournment TO-
luton was passed condemning the proceedings OF 'o
recent Congress at the Hague tending to inc srup
ton Of the order.
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Fifth Arerue HOtel-BishOp Quintard OF tennessee,
Tie Ron Oles Am G. Msachuseitsi Jadgg israel spencer
al tc.s ex-senator Mcdonald OF Arkansas, the Hon s. H. Rom
sud t1.Goy Hartman Sewampshre j. van %
All.ny Eiwia N. 81 hCds
Conceal Cunningham H. Sargent aud X NJ Foneoy OF A,a
cts Judge H. OF Indiana, and Judge John an Aeo
st,us N BreUoOyt Household benjamin Pelee OF tue u D
Coas. Survey, Clement Hugh - HIb Ha'Ghf ton 4.
H0tst-Gen. L. H. Nichols OF Texas ana f. - ancoA
of ne NeC-OTIeaas Tines. Giy HOa b. Angus Ass ant
Manager Of the Montreal Holman HouGen a. A. nun
nbr,rs Yechtcn, Albany hefropOfh fotet-
frGov T. PeE Of Grand Cetrd ho. non u
Mitchell New Brunswick and Dawson, U. y htHrfrdh.
Household Guyot Princeton ~ 81 james
man sapdui Of Amsterdam n u and Miss Aunl Dc nsoa reIi
rI q Iorl OF Cincinnati 80 ABeadrh H0tl-fhe Hon. Ben
ism sta OF Copneeca and Chief Engineer j. W. King T. s. Navy
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FRANCE.
EXECUTION OF COMMUNIsTs-TfIEiR LAST Nonpo
-EXAMINATION OF THE CASE OF LDMoND
ABOUT BEGUN. ,o-o
PARIS. Thursday, Sept. 10, 1874

EOlive, Deschamps, and Deulyilie' lno In ,,n,
,,tots bo were executed yesterday at satory died
braveIv Tbeir last words were: "vive la Repubque'
Down with trai,orsp The German authorities at s'rs
bourg have consented to allow tho wife OF Lotnohu
About to see him. but refuse permission TO any one eo
10 do so. An examination Of his case has been begun
and will consume the entire week.
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POLICE NOTES.

Stephen Quail age 4. of No 512 East Fourteenth
died Yesterday injuries the head. caused blow
brick alleged bave been thrown from the roof Of the house about
Catherine Mourc. who arrested tue
mttei result Of the chs injuries An inquest vii be held
Margaret Ginty age 40, of Fifty-seventh-st. and
Enye assaulted BY her husband. Patrick Gnty Yesterday and
bead the body
Reception Hospital Gnty arrested and taken to the
Twenty Precinct station house where II discovered that be
wa insane.
Patrick Morrissev age 49, of No. 10l Watts-st. who
is IN critical condition. Coroner yesterday that be worked
and that his injuries bad been caused bT
with hco attached thrown pupOse deponen believed By Frederick
another from third haohNay 70 the t where de-
ponent was standing. Even will be arrested.
Controller Green paid $1,000, wages to Sept !, to
the emores the line Of the Cron Aqueduc IRON Hsh Bridge
CrotOn Controller Informed the Clerks Of the
D, Courts that the jury m fees received have not hitherto been
reported subject application Of the the
such fees hereafter be deposited monthly vita the CITY
Cbanberan that IA numbered warrant fully
verified must be attached 10 the report.
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soaius bottom mp with amer part b an A. The boat vs., u.s.,
% Cc, W,n onr sved <l hooks aud artght inns on soc
~ ,fs e hooks wrr so but had makers pore
on them Tho boat was panied white with the gunwe 3ou ~
IN 90 ~ The It. vas rucn with pcI seemingly ~ haste am a.
tboux The writer tried v more but vas unable, taT'e ah
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NETWORK CITY.

Music in Tompkins-square at 4:3O p M
The new lighthouse on the upper end of Black
wells lighted "Wednesday night for the first time
Two more CRATES and four white polar bears
arrived for T. BaTHu ans condition on the steamer hoAua yes
Gottfreid Gerringer, who was run over by Third
81 sept 10, died the German Hospital SeVenyse'enAs'
yeserday.
LAYING new floors in Catherine Market. like
buiug booths Fulton Market is to be condemned as
perpetushon Of nuisance.
Prof S. j. Sedgwick will give his entertainment
the Church OF the Strangers, Sept ~ and
Oct J. ., IS, and y, at 4 p IN
Ample evidence that some of the fools whose
@ and b e ss soon parted 81 9 Bg,s. found d IN '' crowded.
The fsh-stands along South-st., from the Fulton
h are great from their blocking the
and filling the air around With the most nauseous oi0rs
The statue of Sir Walter Scott, which was brought
from Glasgow by the steamship rnaena will be unoaded at Pier No.
n T. today and will stored til the ARRIVAL Of the PEDESTAL which
Will be due In about en- days.
The boarding house keepers uptown are rapidly
fBs rooms that during the
moahs High the dHeude, attending hire
polling large Of the community TO break housekeeping
At the meeting of the New-York!IBoard of the
vangieA Alliance SEPT. % DR. Phillip sehad viii report the
detail Of by recent mission to Europe to s11Es for The great meeting
viii be very cheering to all friends Of the
The various streetiralroad companies of the city
busy repairing their tracks This wor customary h, season.
before the Of frost which would make very dut Some Of
between their tracks good order, whe Others exempt
The roof Of Fulton Market at the present moment
is absolutely disgrace TO any clean, civilized Christian city
covered the with old dpaied stove pipes
rotten timber broken brooms ami smashed glassware while al the
filth which doesn't accumulate FuIOnst tendency
toward the roof Of this old rookery.
Kate Smith, age 81, of No. 81 AIlen-st, attempted
sucs Tuesday BY swallowing quality Of Paris green.
given her. and she recovered from effects
ofue poison The police Informed Of the attempt yesterday
making inquiry found that the
poaGelcy had ialacol hes 10 end life.
witness of considerable Importance in the cases
against Ring robbers lost hs months ago In oouse
qaenee Of refusing keep silence. lie i believed
desires o0hman
something Of the Any gentleman provide situation
uok will confer favor by addressing Tug
Edward Wellington alias Indian Ned age o.
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THE BIENyILLE DIsAsTPp

HAVANA, Sept. 13-The letter from Capt. Wilson
The brig Hunter Who picked up the nbo Abseo sts the
captain learned from the Bahama Banks Of Ia, Ions Of
bs b'eDve and Aus 10 discovered Hsboat lb "a l Ion.
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GERMANY

DEPARTURE OF PRINCE BISMARCK FOR vARzIN.
BERLIN, Thursday, Sept. 10, 1872
Prince Bismarck left Berlin, to-day, for
another visit to his estate at varzin.
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SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
DEATH OF KING CHARLES XIV.

LONDON, Thursday, Sept. 10, 1872.
A dispatch from Stockholm announces that
III. Majesty King Charles OF Sweden and Norway died
at Malm0 last evening.
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FALL STYLES OF GENTS HATs Now Ready.
ERSEswErS, Manufacturer l43 NRssaa-st Spruce.
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DIcKESoNs, IN PARERo"
qau-g3 Noou-G47 3pm .-7l' hidnight-SS'
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Summer roses have faded and with them
Hats await another
perfect Hat can be had Of KNOX No. 2l2 Broadway
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A-The most tasty and graceful Hat for
gen,emens manufactured sold b. EsPESCHtID Ma
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BROOKLYN.

Deaths last week, 213, including q from cholera
infantum, and one from small por
Henry B. Schole's iron fouDdery, at.Kent-aye. and
Rcduey-st D. damaged $500 BY Wednesday night
The Third-ave. and Greenwood branch of the
Powerss Railroad opened yesterday being about every 10
minues
Michael Murphy was arrested, yesterday, in the
Eastern District suspicion Of having caused the death Of woman in
hsspelh. L. |.
George Story, mason ,is lying dangerously i'll in
the city Hospital from fractured skull caused By blow on the head
William Cayanagh private Waterman,
with whom he hal a dspute.
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

OIINvUIE.-The Rev. Charles Travis has been APP
pointed temporary pastor in charge Methodist Churches this
place Bronra We.ehese Of the continued
we're illness Webster By the NewYOrk Eas.
Annual Conference Of 1871.
WEST WHITE PLANs-About 5000 persons attended the westehe
yesterday principal attraction the baby show
and the premium gold watch and chain
value AWARDED Wm. H. Ford 10 months the Of The
The for penm9rshp AWARDED 70 Nicholas
Levy pupil Of school No. Of Morsana
Webester Division OF the Sons and Daughters
ofTenperanee a. surrendered It's ebIrter.
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LONG ISLAND,

Long ISLAND CuY.-'The Board Of Water Commits
son at its Meeting yesterday received Of the Committee
appointed the Holly system Of watework in operation at
Buffalo Lockor Bngamion &c The Committee approved Of the
system recommended It's adoption FOR the city The accommodation
will be aopted and the bu ding Of the will early
date Probably they sufficiently advanced to admit the nroduc
during The Long Island ana
Railroad each reduced the number VI he
ROckaway trains
nnde body oa woman age abont i supposed TO
that Of Nets Disaster rfed ashore AZ Napeogae
few d9Js ago.
RyERHRAprn saao County Court OF Sessions this week
Joseph Douge Lewis Wells and Oscar Swey each gnei go
inr. IinrLn nrnlILn lcnnsn
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER is always full
weight; saving Of oneaourth 20 onehah
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c. Jones, b. Torrance. 5
Rose, c. Hatfield, b. g. Wright. o
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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-10-28

THE FIFTH DAYS RACES.

The races for this day have been 50
fully reported in other papers, and were
90 generally attended by our citizens that
our mention to-day will be very brief.
The first race was between Oregon Tom
and Mary Woods, 600 yards, for $50 and
WAS won by Oregon Tom. The foot race
came next, for purse Of $50, distance
100 yards. Five individuals entered and
ran and was won by Nap. Edwards in
1lH seconds.
The running race between Bots Dare,
Gallinipper and Twenty Cents, mile
heats, three in five. for purse of S275,
was not completed, only four heats run
when it became too dark and was post
poned to some future day. The first and
third heats were won by Bots Dare in
1:49X, and 1:50H. The second and
fourth by Gallinipper in 1 Az and l "a.
The day was cold and near night it snow
ed but the crowd which was larger than
on former days all stayed to the last to
see it finished
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DuNDERBERa MINE.-We learn from
DR.. Munckton who owns the majority Of
the stock in this mine, and who has
lately come in from there, that the mine
never looked better or more promising
than at present. The new body of ore
struck lately is exceedingly rich, and de-
velopments show it to be extensive.
This rich body of ore is supposed to be
on or near the west wall, although they
have not yet cut through the ledge, but
have cut through forty feet of quartz,
showing that the ledge is at least of that
width, and has rich pay streak on both
walls and will pay well all the way
through. The doctor is looking for more
miners to send there to work, and will,
as soon as possible, put up Stedtifeldt
furnace to work the ore, and make it the
best paying mine on the coast, for the
rock is rich and an immense quantity of
it, but is too base to work by the ord =
nary mill process. We wish the doctor
luck; he deserves it.
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A Row AND TIE REsuLr.-On Satur-
day after the first heat between Bots
Dare, Gallinipper, and Twenty Cents, q
manly name of John Dunn part owner
of Galinipper, ran up and down before
the judges stand with an army six :
shooter in his hand, and swore vengeance
on the judges, for what he considered a
foul start of the horses. 1t looked beliger-
ant for time, until Sheriff Swift and
Constable Stern went for him, and took
him, and his gun off the track, and him
to Jail. Some of his friends we're foolish
enough to think they could run this town,
but we think not while Swift is Sheriff
Dunn rested in Jail until night when he
was discharged. Another row occurred
on the track later in the day, which was
quieted by the Sheriff in . short time,
and all went slow, after they saw the
Sheriff vas bound to stay around, ready
for any emergency that might arise.
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The LAST OF THE RAcEs,-We announce
with pleasure that to-day is the close,
the final wind up of the Fall races The
unfinished race between Bots Dare,
Gallinipper and Twenty Cents will to-day
be decided some way, and unlock and
put in circulation the thousands of coin
in pools and side bets. The judges ad-
journed this race yesterday until to-day
at O'Clock P NJ
We have the authority of Mr.. Winston
for saying that no gate money will be
taken to-day That it is free to all who
wish to See the wind mp of long winded
but interesting race
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Fox.-Not the fox of the sour grapes,
but John G. Fox of the mammoth book
and jewelry store, has received from be-
low a new showcase of beauty and value
1t is ten feet long and two feet wide, with
silver frame, and the show glass is full
size of the purest french plate, and about
five Fights of an inch thick. 1t is truly
thing of beauty, and will be Joy for
ever to those who come to view his splen-
did lot of new jewelry through this crys-
tai case. 1t became a matter of necessity
for Fox to purchase this case, to make
room for his new jewelry which he has
in such quantities that the old case would
not hold it. We don't know of finer
showcases in town than the two he now
has, and it don't cost a cent to go aud
look at them and the valuable ie-elry
they contain.
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F1RE.-Last night about liz O'Clock

F1RE.-Last night about 11H o'clock
a fire broke out just west of the round
house, in a new cabin that was but par
TALLY completed, and burned it and sew
eral thousand feet of lumber that lay
close by. The engine companies were on
hand but could get no water, and went
home disguised. For time it was sup
posed to be the round house and brought
out large crowd to the scene of the con-
fagration.
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JUDGE HAwLEY.-Somem misunderstood.

JUDGE HAwLEY.-Some misunderstood
ing of arrangements by some body,
brought Judge Hawleyto Carson to speak
to us on Saturday night, which did not
take place, and his arrangements are such
IS to con pei him to leave us without the
F easure Of hearing him. He cannot posi-
bly, spe: k to us during the canvas, as the
time is all taken up by previous engage
ments. We are sorry, for by this misun-
derstaI ding We are deprived Of the pleas
ure Of Leaning him. -i-f'-',f- ,.sts g
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SPEAKING AT GENoA.-We are informed
that Hon J. p. Jones and Governor Woods
of Utah addressed large and enthusiasts
tic meeting at Genoa on Saturday night,
and taught the true doctrines of Republi-
canism in an eloquent, forciable and fear
less manner, to an immence crowd of well
pleased citizens.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
~ Carson City, Ornsby county, Nevada. octo-
Der 81, 1872
Notice is hereby given that the State and
county Taxes for the fiscal year of 1872 sre now
Tue and payable at this office; and that the law
IN regard to their collection will he strictly en-
forced. Ii. S. MASON,
Treasurer and ex- Officio Tax Receiver
N. Bon all taxes unpaid at the close Of bus
mess on the 18th day Of November IS72, there
will be ten Per cent. delinquency added-
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RAILROAD MArTERs.-We are informed
that the track around the ruined tunnel
was to be completed last night, and that
trains will be run over it to-day. This
has been done very rapidly for so exten-
sive work. 1t has been surveyed, grad
ed. and track laid around the point on a
very sharp curve, for fhe distance of
about l7OO feet, in less than week. The
depot and freight house here will soon be
done, and We understand the Company s
buildings at the Mound House are rap
idly approaching completion.
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THE new DAILY APPEAL.
MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported daily, specially for the New APPEAL
BY RICE PErERs, Stock Brokers. in Wells
Fargo L Co.'S office. Carson.
I65 Ophir, So, Co. 6lh, e. GO.
IS Gould L Curry. 1877 y. 100. 1850.
135 Savage, los, lOA.
IS Chollxr, g., "a, 63k.
80 Hale Norcross, "a, 844.
20 Crown Point. l225a. 1913.
IS Jacket, lO3, 100 =, log b30.
100 Imderial. 1Oa, 1Ol., 10.
20 Empire Mill, 9, 81, 81 b3O.
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New JOB PREss.-This Office received
"A new eighth-medium Globe press on Sat
urday, which is beauty; in fact our senior
thinks it perfection itself. 1t is as pretty
as q picture, and will do the best and
neatest work of any press in the State.
Anyone wanting neat job done, can be
accommodated now at this Office on short
notice.
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ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN-On Friday
night man by name of Thomas CORR
gan, the trainer of Pill Box, was attacked
in the stable attached to the race course
by some unknown person and badly beat
en- about the head with rock or some
hard substance. His face and head was
badly bruised and cut, and his skull frac-
tured. DR.. Waters is attending the man,
who is doing as well as can be expected
and will probably recover 1t remains
mystery who made this murderous as
sault.
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Gov WooDs.-We take pleasure in an
nouncing that Governor Woods of Utah
will address the citizens of Ormsby coun-
ty at the Theater on tomorrow night.
He is pronounced by all who have had
the pleasure of hearing him as the finest
and most forcible speaker on the coast.
We are glad he has come 10 talk to us,
and We predict crowded house to hear
him and learn the truths he promulgates.
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C1aARs.-Lovers of fine Havanas 90 to
Brooks. He imports direct from Cuba
and knows his are the genuine article.
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HNHE LATEST AND BEST STYLES
Il and patterns Of these staples always on
hand.
Place of busness-Corner of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets, Carson City.
DTerms CASH, and prices to suit the times.
1-n OLCOVITCH BROS
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DRUNKEN SrB.-We notice in the
Registers report Of Saturdays races, the
local makes complaint of the drunken
ness or incapacity of his sub. - As the
gentleman had two subs on the ground,
We are not told which one it was, but
think it unkind in him to accuse any
one that he would appoint to asaist him
in the responsible duties of local, of
either drunkenness or incapacity. In
fact. we have the authority of one of
these subs for saying that his chief was
on his beer, and not only displayed his
incapacity to walk, talk or see straight,
but frequently hurrahed for Greeley
when he meant Bots Dare, or CALM
upper. If such was the case, we can
easily account for his report of the races
= day or two since, in which he spoke of
the beautiful sorrel mare Twenty
Cents Happy local We say, who has
the right to farm out his duties to subs,
and then the etfrontery to accuse them
of drunkenness and incapacity-
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ARRESTED Swift arrested Rattle
Snake Dick and man by name of
Chamberlain, on Saturday night charged
with robbing Mr.. Stone not long since
near Empire. These individuals are
old convicts and have been hanging
around Carson for some time. We do
not know what evidence there is against
them, but the Sheriff has them safe now,
and will keep them for further orders.
1t is shameless act for two old line
Democrats like these to rob one of their
most eminent speakers, who labors so
hard for the success of their cause, on
his return from the scene of his political
duties at Empire
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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Reported daily, specially for the New APPEAL
BY RICE PErERs. Stock Brokers. in Wells
Fargo L Co.'S office, Carson.
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FOR RENT.

VNHE STORE NOW OCCUPIED By
NJ. Levy. Possession given immediately.
oS-tf H. +. RICE, Agent.