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POLICE CouRr, Jsdes Sseu.-To-day, jacob
brown, profane; 81 John Williams, do; %.
John Queen and stephen Garter, do; 90 each.
assault and battery on John rSomss' s Ine
. Sugar Mouth" both colored; IS Emnis
Stewart, coIored, charged with stealing Bal.
dress adornments; eio George Smith, sssauit
and battery ON Eliza Hockins; SO. Theodore
HANDY, white, genteel looking, assault and bat
Rudolph Lobsineer, White, sssauit and battery
on Frederick Whitaeker, colored, who h Q hod-
carrier engaged on house in the course OF con-
penter. IL was shown that the brick was dropped
on the presenting witness from the top of the
building, striking him on the top Of the head;
traut; Is. Also, assanlt ON Joseph O'Brien. a
Roiiceman, two separate charges; $40. Lewis
Young, charged with assault and battery on
Mary Davis, both colored. The evidence was 70
the effect that 1t was case of incest, brother
and sister living in criminal Intercourse together.
The assault Vas merely an EFFORT on the part of
another brother to take the girl from her GRIM
judge recommended the girl TO 90 back to her
mother and live Q correct life, and told the
mother, who was present, that If she persisted
for incest, which would send her to the states
prison. Frank Williams, assault and battery ON
Apgeletta Allen, both ceorsd; -. Recess.
STABBED IN THE HEAD WITH A DIRE
T.rri6te, Probably Fatal WoHnd.-A little after
~ O'Clock to- day, two cart drivers employed on
me street sewer, were on the corner OF and
l9th streets watering their horses from q pump,
when dispute arose and Stewart Liverpool
stabbed james Stivers in the head with dirk.
knife, and drove the blade OF the knife into his
skull with stone to the hilt and broke IL of,
making, 1t is feared, fatal wound. He then
made his escape; but he is too well known 10
eyade arrest: Stivers walked to the office OF
DIR. Brockenborough, on Pennsylvania avenue,
where surgical attendance was rendered by Sur
geon General Barnes and DR.. Brockenboron gh
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A L 4 x A N D IA.

A. q r. X. k-As stated i'm yesterdays ca
zefte, the last rail was land on the Alexandris
and Fredericksburg railroad at o'clock yester-
day morning. Some Of the engineers and en-
poyes of the road, and few invited guests, left
mere on the train at O'Clock this morning for
Quantico, the southern terminus Of the road.
IL Is understood that trains win commence run
ing through to Richmond on Tuesday next.
THIEF CAPTURED.-A colored boy named
Charles Miller, the cook of the schooner Betty
Hooper, lying off the city, robbed the captain OF
the vessel Of $500 to-day and came ashore. He
was arrested this afternoon by Officer Waters
after long chase, and S55 Of the stolen money
and trunk full of articles he had bought with
the remainder, were recovered.
RIsB IN RENrs.-It Is said that a consider
able rise has lately taken place in the rents of
property on King street, and that 1920 has been
onered Tor corner store that rented last year
for $3.50.
DIscHARGRD~Daniel Brown, the colored
man, arrested in Washington on Saturday nj ght
for creating disturbance on the A. & W. rail-
road cars, was tried in that city to- day and lis
charged.-Gdzet'e, last evening.
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Condensed Locals.


The radical republican flag raising has been
postponed until Friday evening next.
Sayles j. Bowen Wa elected charm an of the
executive committee Of the Greeley and Brown
club last evening.
Col. j. A. NsgTuder, treasurer 10 the board
Of Iublic works, left here last night for New
York, and will be absent several days.
Since the lst OF May last the canal between
Sd and 9Th streets, has been filed up with solid
earth, making Is, goo cubic yards OF filing.
At a general meeting yesterday OF the COM
mittee 70 arrange for the grand Grant and Wit
son ratification meeting to morrow night IL was
decided 20 postpone the meeting until Thurs
dav evening, the 10th instant.
Yesterday afternoon IRE occurredfn stable
Oh Sd street, near @ southeast, which resulted in
. loss of about 5000. A dwelling house near by
was in great danger, and in it was person i'll
with the smallpox. 1t is thought that the fire
caught from the burning OF infected clothing.
Chief engineer X. q. Phillips. Of the board of
public works, has caused the intercepting sewer
on b street, between 9TH and 9th streets, to be
changed ten feet further south, on the applica-
ton Of the Market Company. IL was feared tn at
The excavation would weaken the south wall OF
the market house.
The annual commencement of the law depart
meut OF Columbian College will take place at
the Congregational church this evening at 3
O'Clock, when the order of exercises will be As
follows, interspersed with music: Prayer; an
nual address, by Hon. Robert 8. Hale; address
% graduates and comforting ofGegree, by James
e. yelling, l.. l. D., President; awarding OF
prizes, by Hon. William A. Richardson; bene-
tiictiop.
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THE WEATHHu

WAk UkfARTMENT,0fceC hisf Stgnal Orcs, D
WAsHTseroN, ID. G., June H. liza, 10 a m
Sfsofsls roR PAST rwBNrr-PouR HOURS
Inc icw barometer over upper Michigan has
moyec eastward into Canada and north OF LAKE
ontario, accompanied by light TO fresh and
prisk southerly winds, veering 20 westerly,
cloudy weather and areas OF very light rain
CLOUDY weather, areas OF light rain and light to
nesh southerly 10 westerly winds are now
prevailing from northern Ohio 20 northern New
YORK. Clear weather over the New England
anu middle Atlantic states, with light to fresh
states with light variable winds, and north aud
west OF the Ohio valley, with light 20 fresh va
riahle winds. Clear weather at Portland.
oregon; light rain at San Francisco. The ba-
rometer is highest over the southern states.
PRoBABILtTIEs.--Light to fresh southerly
winds, yeering to westerly, and increasing
cloudiness for New England, with probably
threatening weather and areas OF rain over the
northern portion, but clearing up tonight.
Light to flesh westerly winds and clear and
clearing weather for the middle states. Clear
and partially cloudy weather and light winds
ior the southern states, and north aud west of
the Ohio valley, with HIGHT TO fresh winds OAR
gerous winds are not anticipated.
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TY MS.

SO GENERAL has the use of Duponco's pills
become that it is unnecessary to eulogize its
virtues. They are the specific. Sold by All
druggists. Sold wholesale and retail by T. ID.
Gilman. Retail by the following druggists:
kidwen s. Son; F. ID. Bowling, Az and Cstreets
southwest; j. Coughlin, +, corner OF 9th streets;
=. III. Heller, It'll and streets; w. h.
Entwistie; Alfred Mcleod, Georgetown. coz
Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing Nails, ETC.. suc-
cessfuliy treated by DIR. White, 535 18th street
opposite u. s.. Treasury. branch, North
Charles street. Baltimore). Thousands relieved
and cured without pain. rEfHle
THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
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government Securities


low midd linEs, 24h Flour-(3ood ersSes srr Law
ersues dull and unchanged. Wheat nrmer; Penn.
81; yellow southern dull g: miseS yssssrr as srT
9sss sdii; ". Tern MIXED. 50. Rye quiet but arm.
dsrs, ffss rib sides. * clear RIO ssiss' a. ~
Bseon--s houlders, skas; rib sides, ~ az clear rs
Edee, .Aas. sugar cured hams. nslsi< Ts.S
hrmey, Sass Western butter quiet; chote.. IAN
Whfsky nominal and quiet, s3ssel.
IoNloS. June IL, III 80 a. m.-Consols opened A
St FOR money, and eos for account konds 81
is,z sk; lsss, Old, slA; lss7, ssk; % so's, s9s
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G SON OF 1879.
nKBkrLsY spaIsas AND BATHS.

BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, wssr VIRGINIA,
~ MtsesJrom "Sir yohs's Rxs" STATION, on Is. 4
U. X. r.,
Will open for the reception Of visitors from fist
May TO the 18th q October, 1879 A.
All kinds Of Baths, ma gnifcent Swim VA
ming Pools, Natural Temperature 74s lE.Ml
ssnrenheit The Baths sns Waters sre q spec az
Lsr M. umefsc Affections, Dyspersia, Nervousness,
SeneTsl Debility and diseases PECULIAR 10 females
sulphur and Iron Springs ia clsse prox imity &C
Every amusement. Professor Wits Baud OF Ger.
man Musicians are engaged for the season.
Passengers ave Washington az 6:45 A m q m
supper at the Relay House. : ~ ~
Terms: ssper day, So per week, SIS per month.
and Se5 second month. Liberal ems with families
ior the whole season. Fare reduced; return tickets
good Tor 70 days; baggage checs ed through 10 TN
Springs. n PORTS prrnri.ssoossA N
Daily Mail. msy,inl,a
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The New York money market vas easy yes-
terday, but NJ the suck exchange there was an
extreme duiiness, With . very restricted de-
mand for money. Government bonds were
steady, but very duh, and the stock maxkct vas
fllfil and heavy.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
y BA B A T II I N q.

COBB'S ISLAND, Va. n now OPEN for the &C
ing. lEs
Band Of Music in attendance during tue s-..s.
Terme: Is per day; SlS per week
houte From Baltimore hy old Bay Line, AM
Norfoik by steamer N. p. Banks 20 Cherrysf0ne
Address COBB BROTHERS.
geW-Im Cherrystone Va
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VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL.
SEWELL'S POINT, HAMPTON ROADS. "a.
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MoNRoED

This new and spacious Hotel will be- fully Omen for
the rece option of guests. on n
hOSDAY, June 10th, 1872. vESk0
under the Supervision of the undersigned, lss4t III
and Will be kept as FIRSTCLASS HOrEL, c',m
bining the comforts Of home with the health and
Injuries Of the seaside.
Shaded groves, q magnificent water view an
excellent beach, fine bathing, good ICES, very
superior nshing grounds, superior facilities for
boating; billiards, ten pin alleys. music, &c, are
among the attrac: rs OF this del ghttui resort
lie lighted with gas.
telegraph Office in the house.
i" Besidenfs Of Washington and vicinity take
the steamer Lady Of the Lake. or the Bay Line
ON Baltimore, arriving at the hotel early the mex
morning.
Terms: s. Der day, SIS for tve weeks, 50 per
month. r. DODss.S
je3lm Proprietor Atlantic Hotel NorfoIk
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VALUABLE p PROPERTY AT AucrIoS.-Messrs.
Latimer & Cieary, auctioneers, win sell this
evening, on the premises, valuable unimproved
property on y street, between Eth and 18th
streets.
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ROCKY POINT HOTEL, RHODE ISLAND.
SEASON, ls19-oS rae EURoPEAN plan

This well known and popular summer Resort
SITUATED on Nsrrassnseft Bay between the n n n
cities OF Prov idence and New port. will be M. \V
open Tor the reception OF quests July list. "
rant attached Table 'hote for children AMI ser
VANS For further information address,, L. X
HSMPakEfs, Proprietor. City Hotel, Provi-
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &c, ro-usxhs.

National rhsatSr--HGmpty Dumpty.
AroIo-,aH Esland-Picnic for the benefit of St
AIMS Infant Asylum
FIN. BGPtst CAareA, Misunderstanding
festival.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

WM. A. POOR,
w REAL ESTATE BROKER,
ROoN No. FEpxRhL BLOCK, SEVENTH STREET
Offers for sale improved and unimproved. PROP
kRTf, es follows Lot Is. in square IL; Lot 9, IN
part OF Lot In square u.s. part Of Lot 4 IN sluars
4S Lot is, (south half IN square las; Lots l. 2 sd
8, and "a, In square e2l. Frame House and Lot 30
8, in square 154. msyls colin
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NJ = W OF O 4.
JUAN BOYLE a Co,
REAL ESTATE BRoKERs,
No. Tl3 FIrTExyTH STREET, PLAxrs' Bun DIvs,
FOE SALE
handsomely FURNISHED HOUSE on south A
street. betveek % and 4streets with all the modern
Myroysfnents; small cash payments and long tine
on balance.
sEvERlL FARMS,
small and large, on the line OF the Point OF Rocks
Railroad, within few mir ufes walk Of the depot:
WITHIN thirty minutes OF Washington. Terms easy.
One o. 30 acres on the same road and same dstaDe
from de pot, improved by House, &C.
SIX LOTS,
Near Capitol, fronting on New jersey aver ne one O.
the nness situations IN the city.
a HOUSE, on North street; 500 cash, balance
TRKEI HANDSOME HOUSES I'm the Wen ana.
h0lsEe and LOIt IN al parts Of the city
TWO HANDSOME HOtsEs on Ninth s,rs.x
MONEY To LOAN
IN sums OF from Sip0 10 Sio9oo on real estasa
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near A. street
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ATTENTION Is directed to the advertisements
OF the North Washington Building Association.
which u taking very favorably, especially
among the people OF the northern portion OF the
cry, where 10 o1cers are Al well known.
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DOCK ENON SPRINGS.
III FREDERICK COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
A. 8. PRATT, MANAGER.
Open from June 4 to October 4, 1874.
a Delightful Summer Resort for Families.
TERMS PER MONTH, $40.

TRAVELLING FICILITIES:
Leave Washington by OraDge, Alexandria and
Manassss railroad, from N AT, LAID ave-
rue depot, at Us M; dine OF ssrasburs VIA
qepot, reach WING chester At p m thsace lk.sE
by coach 20 the Springs in three hours over a i,.
road: threIgh beautiful scenery. Tickets 70 ths
springs and return. g cd till October 4, $40, Or
leave Baltimore depst At Gas q. m dine Harper
Ferry, arriving q. Winchester and the SprinFs AZ
SPRINGS, 2-eame to return i-l -7swtf
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Nh, DAVID <; HoLsros, q graduate OF Co
n Law Oollege, and resident Of this
sny, Wa recen ny united In marriage 10 Mis-
Della Peters, Of West GAINESVILLE, Ohis. ~
holston, with bis charming BRIDE has arrived
IN the cry, and Is sojournins at the Sc. Oicu,i
Hotel, whittier hosts Of friends have called 10
cotgrstulate The happy couple. - y
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CHEAP sUMMER RESORT.
FENWICK'S HOTEL, Leonardto-n, St Mary's
county, Nd has Of late Years become the "A
fsyorite resort OF Neutrality-suspicious. during veSAV
the hot season II is DELIGHTFULLY."- situated ls.Hft
on Brfttons Bay, sir miles from the mouth OF the
Potomac, and the terms, will be seen are unusu-
ally moderate. Terms per month. 80; less than a
menth, 81 mp per dav. For full eartieulars address
ysFlEHW1CK Leonardtown, St Mary-s county
Md keferences-Rev Alt Hosmead, 9. A. McEwen,
w. =. Singleton, J. N. Gordon. Mays W as ims
VAITON.-This beautiful and very healthy
= sOnMER RESORT, near Suckers A
Mouptains, three houp ride By rail from ls:5 d
Warrington city, IL now open for the reception o
estine OF large. airy rooms. Those in the city de-
string 70 spepd the summer at Ysttoa will please
CUNT, Va Beference-Hrs. q. Bernie, No. al4s
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A UsTIN p. BROWN
"A Corner n. Y. avenue and 18th street,
Washington, d. o.
LgMBhk, LINZ, cEMEST, SAND, &C., &C., &c.
LImBEk BILLS CT 20 order on faort notice.
,BLuh sIOhE Tor Bui.eine, Macsdamizins snc
Paving purposes delivered In any part Of the Dis
REAL EsTATE bought and said and money IN
vessed. To this branch Of the busin will here
sfttr give my personal attention, and viii be st my
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ArrIxTIoH Of members Of the Young Mems
meeting tonight.
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SALE OF Police "FINDINGs."-Ths ninth
auStion sale OF property which has rem aimed in
tne custody OF Mr.. Herrick, property clerk of
months, took place AZ police headq quarters this
morning, Messrs. Wall & Co. auctioneerS
There was not large attendance, but the prices
brought tor the articles-226 lots-were a. good
n those obtained af previous sales In the list
were four muskets, lot Of machinery, twenty
pistols Of various kinds, ffty rzzors and knives
Old clothes, Sundsy-schoOl books and playin
cards, Josephus' Works and i've dirty stockin q.
postage stamps and buckets, violins and bed
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relief OF Daniel Genau was read a drst time.
Adjourned. =
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-Under the cali
OF districts the following were introduced and
referred: By MI. Murray-Bill making an 40.
preparation for repairing the fencing Of Hol.
n mead, burial ground. By MI. Bond Bills pro.
proyemente; and for relief Of the National The.
illogical University. By Mr. Bursloy--- Biil I'd
extend the new Eastern market-house. By Mr.
MeKnight-Bin to pay McDermott & Brothers
foI repairs. By MI: Coluls-Petition Of r,
perry BY the improvement OF West street,
NE. Davis submitted resolution cs,lIns On
the controller for estimates q expenses OF the
Oisuict government during next year; adopted.
Mr.. Campbell submitted 4 resolution tender.
ing the thanks OF the Legislative Assembly Il
Contrese Tor thu liberal appRopfiations Tor mi
District In the sundry civil sRprspriation bill,
manifestea BY them In, Improving. sdornino..
and Identifying this capital q our great ropubs
Mr.. Campbell said IL was proper that IN.
legislature should take this action 70 show that
more liberal appropriations Tor the District thar
The resolution was sdopted-Mesrs. Oick,on.
Hogan and LeBarnes voting In tie negative.
MT. Dickson aaid that he regarded what lad
what should have been doue, and, therefore. nd
special thanks were due them.
Mr.. Choate, from the COMMITTEES ON schools,
reported bill for the purchase Of site and eroc-
ton OF school buildings In the second school ts.
trict; read and laid over.
TAXES FOR SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. Wall, from the committee Of public works,
reported back Council bill prescribing the mode
Of assessing and collecting taxes for special i'm
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"HUNffY DUMPrY,b ist the National The
alter, 10 Just the Kind Of performances for the no.
weather. The children should al soe IL vii
make them laugh.
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ator Pomeroy awarded the prizes recently of.
OF the faculty and the board of trustees 20 j "a
NJ. Gregory, Robert NJ. Mitchell and Charles
n. Otey.
HAVE WE BOARD OF HEALTH?- Edito,
Star; The st. Ann infant asylum gave a picnic
at Anaiostan island yesterday for the benefit OF
the little orphans. A large portion of III. per-
sons who attended the above picnic from Wash
ington were carried across the river in a small
steamer from G-street wharf. Before the pas
sengers could reach the boat they were COM
PEELED to pass two large piles of manure and
other nth Immediately on the wharf, where
they were obliged to stand for some time and
inhaie the stencil from this nuisance while wait
spector for this part of the city? This surely
Goes not speak wei for the board of health,
which is such great expense to the people.
THE INCREASE OF SMALL-Pox.-The phy.
sicians to the poor met Last evening to effect 4
permanent organization, and consider the all.
~ this city. Resolutions were passed pledaisa
the association to use due diligence In combat
ing this disease, and moreover to takevsuch
vaccination. An persons who apply TO the $50.
citation VIII be promptly vaccinafed. So TAI
nearly 10000 persons, mostly children. have
p peg, ysccirated by these physicians. The sub
II being stated that II Gases had come to mn
during the past two days. ai. - sal - ~ .
Z A RUNAWAY CoUPLS , ROn Oup VIRGINIA.
! About noon to-day : carriage coptsining I load
OF good .looking young .girls. and veil growl
ySunx men va seen going p the City Hal
Mnere ,siopYeGs aid one Of the young mei
nn TAR ss 'icsnsS: ss.e he nsss OF ailnaI
the party we're looking for parson.
aR4HrIBAY OLUB.-H6 ,ekon Il ssay so.eern
We, ne undersigned, are no longer Mentided
club, Of wsshingtop, ID. O. b. Diegins, r. No.
nsmar1; "; Q. Hanna, Harry DAILY, John. RITZ.
On. LIon has removed % street, between
Stn AND 9TH, south, whore he viii remain until
June soth, ~ which time he iesves for New
TIE BAxK Pen advertised By r. b. Mohuu
q 70. We know nom ne 10 be N excellent pen
evenly. -. = 80 : - 80 - -
"HuxFrY DunPrY,6 ist the National The
alter, 10 Just the Kind Of perf6rmance for the hot
weather. The children sheuld al soe it; Il viii
make then laugh.
ATTENTION Of members Of the Young Mems
republican club 10 directed to advertisement Of
meeting tonight.
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TIE AWARD OF the Kendall scholarship n
William III. Luh, Of the Fourth DISTRICT, i,
another tribute 20 the capacity Of one Of ouI
r.John Z. Thompson, principal OF the Yourtt
District Grammar School Mr.. Thompsoni
pan Of teaching IL eninentiy practical and
.norough, and the results have been shown In
Pills " 1922
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TIE BAK Pen advertised By r. B. Mohu
q 70. We know nom ne 10 Be N excellent per
nesinIes smooth and sheddlng Ink freely an
evenly. ftsaf ; 80.
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a SADLY AFFLICTED FAHILY~-Mr. James
" Collins. who resides At 1910 sth street, ne az
p y just now greatly afflicted In his family,
having within the past twenty-four hours lost
three children By deaSh-9,7 and 5 years Of age,
t1peeussiy,-and one other u now lying very
Wv and not eapected to recover. The ehildre /,
was followed by dropsy. Mr.. Collins Il the foSs-
IN on mAsons on the new State Department.
baildlng, and has many friends, who win regres
1 70 nezr =, %, ~. ssheaSn he has sustained. The
MORROW afternoon ct O'Clock - = ~
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On. LEoH has removed % o street. beevee
6th And 18th, eouth, where he win remain uni
June soth, ~ which dine he iesves for Ne
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Georgetown Advertisements,

As the season is advanced we are selling all kinds
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods at greatly reduced
prices: Our stock Of Dress Goods, Parasols, and
gods tor men and boys 10 large, and must D, Sold III
selling them cheap will enable us to do IL Call and
examine our stock and buy bargains BENJAMId
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-06
THE BAD FAIRY.


In parody OF the Tennysonian complaint IN
thu celebrated case OF Lady cara we're &C
Yero," writer 10 California paper thus
epitomlkes the claims OF certain local heroine
to chiyalrous sconsideration:
M, Fair ID Fair. aH.
Yonr deed has won Won great rcnown;
You shot 10 death a generous heart
For pastime as you went to town.
Him yoo bad wiled and long bcyniled,
lie saw the snare and he retired;
The ,slIct Of dozen men,
Yon were no, one 10 be desired.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-06

FuS, lots Of It, out in Kansas. They
mix the tragic. the tender and the SOL
cmn in the most INSCRIPTIONS manner.
a young mulatto named Drake, OF
Lawrence, in whose path of love some
asperities were thrown by the oppos-
ing parent OF his intended, with his
three brothers, attacked a funeral cor
tege of which the opposed father-in-
law formed n part, shot him, abducted
the girl, took her back to the city, aud
was married in the street. the consta
Bile generously declining to arrest him
until the conclusion of the ceremony.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-12-06
Osp of the most touching Instances

ONE of the most touching Instances
of gratitude with which We are famil-
lar occurred at Clyde the other day.
A little boy. the child Of a wealthy
mother, tumbled into the river. He
was rescued BY workingman and re-
stored to his parent. The woman gave
the rescuer three cent postage stamp,
and said she would be glad to have
him come up to her house and sit in
the entry and hear her play the piano.
He went away with tears in his eyes.
He said he wasn't used to such over
whelming Kindness.