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Affairs Over the River.
MARKET SUPPLIES FOR wAsHINGTON-PIEI
MONT AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

MONT AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
Correspondence of The STAR
FAIRFAx G. H., Jan. 16.-The county court
adjourned here to-day, after Il ansacting small
amount of business. Jacob Dixon, a colort i
man, was found guilty of DEMONSTRATING, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for term of ten
years. Dixon stole q horse from Henry Ryon,
near Falls Church, few months ago, and was
arrested in Washington by Lieut.. johnson, of
the Metropolitan Police, who testified in the
case yesterday.
am glad to inform your thousands of readers
in Washington that they will be furnished with
pure. fresh milk from Virginia in short time,
at less than half what they are now paying. A
wealthy and enterprising farmer and dairy man
Of this county, in conjunction with others, Is
making arrangements, and will commence the
middle Of April to ship to Washington three
sold at a uniform price Of sixteen cents gal
Ion Curing the summer months, and twenty cents
during the winter months. A special train will
be put on the Orange and Manassas railroad for
the purpose Of shipping milk and other produce
to your city.
A meeting was held here yesterday. and q
committee appointed to present a memorial to
the legislature, asking for an amendment to the
charter OF the Piedmont and Potomac railroad
making Fairfax q. H. point on the road 1t is
thought that the legislature will favor the
amendment. A plan Is on foot to get the char
ter of the road into the hands of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, as II is supposed II the road
ever Is built IL will DO by other men than those
who have Il hand at this time. The substantial
men of this county expect very little from the
present management, SO far Is their good inten-
tions 60 towards the county. OBSERVER.
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~If Burns were living now, he would tell
the man that wants to see himself as others see
him to run for ONCE.
~Ninety thousand emigrants left Ger many
last year, nearly ell OF them coming to the
United States.
~The improved means Of reaching the
Yosemite will render ii more accessible to val
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Post.
ga Conneet,cut woman has ssicided With
kerosene-not In the ordinary way, by kinding
fires. but by drinking tumbler fun. ''e-
bOMrs Stokes Ii on the Atlantic, on her way
home from Europe, and has no knowledge Of the
dreadful crime committed by her husband.
ga Pennsylvania has . wen on the side OF
his head 70 near the size Of his noodle that he
frequently puts his hat on 1t BY mistake and
walks with his body at an angle OF forty live
degrees. =.
n0The Toledo Blade reports the birth OF
twins under remarkable circumstances, On an
emigrant train bound TO Chicago, recently, lone
OF the newcomers being born In indiana and
the other In Michigan.
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SNALL-pOX Three more cases Of smallpox
were reported this morning in the alley between
Jd and and q and ii streets southwest. In
consequence OF the failure or the legislature to
provide Ways and means TO enable the Board of
Health TO act promptly and efficiently in such
cases. the cOIlred boy who was taken down first
in this alley wi.h smallpox has not vet been re-
moved, and the lives OF the community are thus
endangered. There are ten persons living In
the same house where this case exists, and Dr.
Anew lillams, who is the attending physician.
reports that II IL the worst case he ever saw
DIR. PatZe sa, the report in a morning paper
That snail pox is spreading rapidly anon the
inmates Of the Howard Buildings, in the north
eastern part Of the city ! not true. He states
that there has been but GRe case there and that
he had removed TO the smallpox hospital yester-
day.
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r. rnl sUPnfSs4s S S9Yssaa9PsI rae DISTRICT

In he ss.. q sr csssg. sss.ss Essss.sr
sfor..s,d. has. 1iss Is. sSgroSssion 81 the SUI
preme Ccsrt 81 shs pisI,e o. cesso,s .ic res
s,ps sess1emenf and trsuticu q Che perennial
tate Of aid deceased and Of the ss.ets IN hand, -
money: when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified 20 stfend with their
law be excluded from all benefit In said deceased b
state PRECEDED copy 81 this order be pselished
the ssia day: Test-A rs wkBs " BIN.
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NOTICE 10 TIE LADIES AND AMATEUn8
Climbing PsrIol Plssfs, &s.-Havine. sold psrt q
M place and Wishing 20 dispcse Of the bslsncs =
~boye-neosd PLANTS aud . great nary etkor
nds q first quality IN quantities 10 suit
Washington, d. q -
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ALEX A DRIA.

FiR.-The alarm Of fire last night vas caused
by the burning Of . stable 1t West End belong
ing to Mr.. William r. Beers. The fire, 1t Is
thought, was caused BY an incendiary. -
APPoiHTEps--Mr. John Chauncey, Of this
city, has been appointed Superintendent OF the
grounds at Mount Vernon, vice Mr.. james
Watts, and has entered upon his duties. 80 2
Miss LENA X. SHAY has resigned the ,pyin-
cipalship Of Lee School, In consequences Of her
acceptance Of q more lucrative position else
where.-Gazefte, last ecening.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
III O l. i ID Az % d q.

III "LDAf GOODS.
We would respectfully call the attention OF our
customers and the public generally to our large ans
well selected stock Of GOODS FOB SIE HoLI.
DAYS, among which we would name. in part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
LONDON LAYER RAIsINs, in whole, half aud are.
VALENCIA RArsINs
sULTANA RAIsINs.
CtRRASTs, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNEs, in I. . and pounds.
COOKING PRIMES and DRIED FRUIT
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very bea.-
WHITE HATH PEACHES, in ID. and s H. can,
GREEN PEAS, Domestic aud French.
TOMAT0Es, in Alb. and 5 10. cans
TEXAs BEEF, very nutritious article.
HUCKNs' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. something new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, all kind.
LoBsTERs, in glass aud tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHOw-CHOw.
PRESERVES Of all kinds, Gordons make
ALMONDS, wALSUTs, PECsNs. FILBERTs.
6ole soT TfRn RhNUH kGisph, iS aud 3D.
ALSO.
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY
Old BAKER ard NECTAR WHISKY
GAfFs CELEBRATEB PURE RYE WHISKY.
PORT, ANGELICA, MUsCAT, SHERRY ana
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks fine old PALE sHERRY in the
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeins
the purity Of the Wine offered.
FOB SALE Low BIZ
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
No. 6l4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
decl6-r Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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PARENTS call and secure merino uuderwea
for your boys, ut half the usual price, ct Prince
Bazaar, 1006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BoYs come and see the solid silver watches,
warranted for two years, for SO, at Princes
Bazaar, I006 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A. FIsHIR, No. 61S 9th street, removes spots
without cleaning the whole garment and with
out ssnE them HE sS cleans KID
to look like new ones. 10
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NJ. II. PRINCE has decided till the first oil
March to sell Off the various goods he has, a
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AUCTION SALE.-Messfs. Latifner e. C!eary
have quite an attractive sale OF books paintin ys
guns and swords at their auction rooms this
evening.
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CONE AND SEE the bargains at Princes Ba.
zaar. II you don't see that he offers induce
ments don't purchase,
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FROM j. Shillington, Odeon building, we have
Democrats Mirror Of Fashions for February, and
from the National News Company Godey's Lddy's
Book for the same month.
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N TIOE.
0PEEIEG OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANgFACTORY.
LTTHOGkAfHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited 20 call and examine
sW stock BEN. y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door 10 Jay Cooke Co.
eel1-tr WasbinGton. ID o.
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c. BAUM sells the best fitting Corset in the
country; Abdominal Corsets, wen recommended
styles; Madam Foye's Corset and Skirt Sup
porter; Werley's celebrated French Corset; T.
b. P. Corsets, a full line; Shoulder Braces, for
ladies and misses; French Corsets; German
COrsets, all styles. Our ow make q speciality
Red Merino and SILK Corsets; old style Corsets,
with board In front. Corsets made to order at
the shortest notice at G. Baum's Corset and
Hoop Skirt Factory, 40S It'll street Don't mis-
take the place.
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The FIRE-It was not the store of Mr.. John
Owens, on Bridge street, near Congress, in
uvS"rroetowp, which was destroyed by fire night
before lasr, pu: .he store Of Mr.. jesse Owens, at
Falls Church, Va.
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CITY ITEMS.

EXCELLENCE is not always found combined
with magnitude. The American House, Boston
possesses this happy blending, being one of the
best hotels in the country, as we'll as the largest
in New England.
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ELEGANT light rolls, biscuits, &C., with Doc
ley's Yeast Powder, the best. Try it. 2
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NTErZGER a BYLES,

MErzGER a BYLEs,
an SEVENTH STREET,
ARE NOW OFFh RING a FINE STOCK or
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC GROCERIES,
CONSISTING - PART OF
MALAGA GRAPES, HAVANA ORANGES,
LONDON LAfkR RAIsINs, in whole, half. sns
sUETAEk BkIsIss, t.n sssdle..,
kksh hSRA c hffs5ss L III mHS;si PEEL,
INV fiGs. fkES6H Ps6SEs. N glass. ti..
sordeS 1 piisorsh. yELLIks, -
Munders PREsERvEs, Mortons PIE FRUITS.
ficaNs fiLBEsf ssna "a Sas s2 se WsuSurs
h,mcre 2 and Corsop Boyd. MINCE NEAT.
Pkikb fifoh hEsI and A fffts BUTTER
FEW fSSRk kPSsh Wiz End Factory CHEESE
SSfSf s RSlS SssS sI+a$I sOEAssEs
ksssS
of Sfsa; IN: "a 10 SSS s3g!sI; JAVA
"; SHH .aXrRpi, in barrels and kits;
TONGUES and SOUNDS, HALIBUT FINS
ss 664dH N fTM; pure;
Sfssd, SSSu1 Cos BsAsDrrs.
a.'s::ss.. -S StB sFs5sE1x. s SsEskr
9Lp B AZ .sx and SAFr .,.s
fafSi Siis1iIs SSIas' q w ..s
MOST AMUSING Tor 0uT-cassss insninsss
Isesfs Jsr SiSfs Psssss ssd s.fsciarers Of ana
iissos and = E:siesi isss@.ss:ss timed end re-
NV. VIII W
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A MONUMENT as big as the great Pyramid
might be built of the teeth that have been
ruined by neglect. Shall this thing 20 in face
Of the great fact that Sosodont Is q certain pre-
sentative Of dental decay? WIS
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL.-At the
monthly meeting of the Board of Directors,
held at Frederick on Friday the rate OF toll. for
the next season was continued at torty-six cent,
per ton to Georgetown. The amount In the
treasury on the LIST inst. was s79,l50. The prn-
cipal object OF the bill in the Corcoran suit
against the canal company Is not to take the
control and management OF the work from the
president and directors, but to Obtain a decree
that the coupons upon the preferred bonds bear
interest from their maturity, which the compa-
ny Is bound TO pay out of it, tolls and revenues
IN opposition to the Court Of Appeals which
held the contrary. The case will be strenuously
contested.
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Y. A.c.A.
GYMNASIUM AND BOWLING ALLEY,
Corner oh and streets.

Glasses under IN sxpsrienesd 0ynnast, Baths,
Lockers, e., 20, Cd IL complete order.
Ling ALLY, o 1ss month. asciS.E
This Is 10 CIV NOTICE, fhas the q beer
i Der has obtaiped lfsa the snprs1ae Court Of tbs
District 81 Columbia, holding aspecie Tern, lettess
q admiuigtrafioa the personal estate Of JOHN r
RANKIN, late Of Washfngton county, d. c.. de-
ceased. All persons having clsima against the aid
deceased ere hereby warned 90 hibf the With
the voucher thereof TO the subscriber % before
the day Of January next; they nay otherwiss By
Law be excluded from al benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Jsnaurys
S-nA. EpwAIp lhis msrtl RANKIN.
In TRE sUPnEHn 0oQRI0I TIE DIsfRlo
OF COtunBIA,
fhe lstA tav u Dsssmba, is7l.
. HAT .S;,, NJ. se..a.. rs. Dos-n.
iOn motjrn q he liaiptiG, By Mr.. A. Lambert her
solicitor 10 s ordered that ths defendant cause his
appearance 20 be entered herein before tbs rst
rule day occurring forty days aftsr this dAy other
wise the cause WI BE- proceeded With IN esss Of
default. - 49, : = 80 =
~ ths Court: A.wYLIl.
4 aIRKIY n0fIFy fHI PUBLf That
ESf;iSK sfOCK Sy CLOTHING
without regard Of cost, e yish e.
CHANGE NJ BustaIn bf asoU.
elJ Pe11eyiyan1e eye1nel
deel3-eellt' Hem door V Z. Johnsoas bsak'
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
BIRDS.

CANARY BIRDe.-Received Q new lot, frst
~ class SINGLES, sold q $50 piece "a
Also, BIRD FOOD and CA0Eo ct the lovestx2
prices. 1888 7th street. between and nv
streets. 3. HARTBRECHT. declo Inn
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TERRITORIAL SAVINGS, LOAN, AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUNBIA."-An organizatio with the above
title has recently been fOrmed in this city with
the following officers; Thomas l.. TullOck, pre-
sldent; John l.. Roberts, wee president; T..
hcB. Tlmoney, secretary; Charles s. Bradley,
treasurer; VIM Rutherford, Geo. Armstrong,
W. v. W. Weaver. James a. Boyce. John l..
Roberts, Charles F Walker, ThOs. p. Sparks
John C. Tasker, John W Drane, John ralbert
A Ross, directors; Wa hingtOn Il. Williams,
Chas. Bradley, trustees; VIM. Rutherford, e. r..
Walker, j. W. Drane, assessors.
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LOCAL NE " 8.


Sa''ssas fasatsr-GerDsn oYers Troupe ..
"Lss HugseBots."
LnooFs .Klr.-Duprez and Beaediet's Mia
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I WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; all
other goods &C cost. I mean what advertise.
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1905 Penn. avenue. f7slei 5tss s.
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life, i'm cities depends in many Instances on the
efficiency of the Meals and appliances for the
prompt eNtinguishing OF fires. 11is is fact
which cannot be disputed. and vet cur Iegisla-
tors have failed thus far to pass the bill, now
pending. making appropriations to extend the
nre alarm telegraph 10 Georgetown and anprO-
tected portions OF Washington, TO purchase hose.
Se- Only lew weeks since, little child in
Georgetown was burned 10 death because there
was delay OF ten minutes in getting the alarm
70 the engine-hOuse, which precious time might
nave been saved II the fire alarm telegraph had
been in operation. Some portions OF moth
Washington are equally unprotected. False
economy in this direction NAV lead TO the loss of
property worth a thousand times the amount
necessary TO guard against disaster.
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CONTINUAL DROPPING out of the hair, with
disagreeable itching of the scalp, prevented
and the scalp made cool and healthy by the US
Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover. 3
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The MOST celebrated and succe9fal Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels In the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton q Pearson's, No. 4, Y. II. O. A. Build
ing, 9th and d streets.
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GorGH's LKCTUREs-The sale of seats for
Coughs lectures next week IL going on rapidly
at Ballsntyne's, and the prospect u that he win
have decidedly the largest lecture audiences
that have assembled this season. The new lee
ture, '.Will 10 Pay ?" seems 20 be the fzvorite,
although no one who has ever heard his " Flo
suence and Orators will fail to hear 1t again.
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TIE AHFhsCAs COLoNIZATION SOCIETY held
its ffty-nft anniversary at the Metropolitan
church last evening. The annual report shows
that the receipts for the year 1871, iilclud,ng
s13, goo borrowed money, were $50 ,303. A; and
The disbursements were S54 S19.1s, leaving a
balance in the treasury, on the LIST instant, of
S324H. The emigration during the year 70
Liberia, at the expense and under the auspices
OF the society, comprises 2i5 persons, making a
total Of 2 ,S3 colonized since the termination Of
the war. Advices from Liberia are encouraging
Schools and churches are increasing in number
Al trade is prosperous. Addresses were made
by BISHOP JAM. Rev. DIR. Potter, and Rev DIR.
Haight, Of New York.
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RESULT OF ADVERTISING IN The STAR
Edfoor Star For heavens sake have pity and
times" expires. Our Beauty" has been re-
turned and the reward paid; still the house is
besieged with men and boys, black and white,
each carrying "dorg." We have counted just
seventeen, and tso-tkirds poodles; and-there
goes that confounded door-bell! Another
s.purp," bet. ADVERTISER.
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CLOVIS for the million At Prices, 4ls It'll q
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SUIT FOR SCAEDAL.-Lena Fontenan has, by
MesIs. Darlington and Darlington, brought
suit against John Campbell, claiming damages
at $4,000 for Islander, in charging that the de
her as follOws:-She kept - house, and had
stolen food from her employers. and was a thief
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UxDzRwxAR at the usual Low rates at Prices,
az It'll street.
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SUIT AGAINST THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
William Barnes has by his attorney, X. N. FL
hot, entered a suit against the District govern
ment for damages sustained by falling down an
tmbankment on street, between 9th AMI eth
streets southeast, in october last by which his
leg was BROKE and he was otherwise injured
laying damages at $50 eco. The embank me MT
he charges. was LETT unprotected, and had no
light near IL by which he could see the danger
This embankment was made for the western
end OF the hayward tunnel by the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company, and was walled
up TO the height OF the sidewalk.
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BOLD RoBBERiEs.-while Mr.. j. H. Cheek
and family. who reside on 13x street s. W.,
were 1T supper last evening. some person or per-
sons managed TO obtain entrance through the
seeond-story window, and decamped with two
covering. 80 :
AT late hour last night, the house Of William
Tucker, situate ON 8th street s. w. was broken
open, and this morning the family were COM
PEELED TO buy new kitchen furniture
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yERY INTEREsTISG ExERcIsKs will take plscs
at the Congregational Church this evening the
occasion being the anniversary OF the womsn's
Christian Association Eminent speakers from
home and abroad Will address the meeting, and
good music will also be provided There on fht
TO be a large attendance, not only OF those con
Dected with the organization but of our citizens
generally, for the work undertaken by Il Is one
Of the most important in which philanthropists
can be engaged.
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BEST QUALITY KIDGLovss atsi.So 1t Prices,
l13 It'll street
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RoGER's and other cutlery ct great bargains
for the next GO days, at Princes BAZAAR, 1905
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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Fon CoRHs, BuDions, Chillblains, IngrVwiBR
Nails, &C.. visit DR.. Whites rooms, No. tS5 l5tE
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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liable BROTHERS.
ianIl CORNER or TIN AND d srRrErs.

DLEAsI TELL YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
GET RELIEF.
CORNS, DUNlON0s
Chilblains, Vascular txcrescences, Club and In
growing Toe nails and other diseasss of the feet,
relieved without Dsin g The Istssns can yst With
ease tmnediately, q DIR. wHITf estaolishmeni.
ingtsn. Branch Once, No North Charles street,
near B.ltt~ors street saltimore.l Refers to many
other vell-known and responsible. patrons. Ho1!s.
ffom D .. N. 20 sp. n. Press Of businsss at ONCE
ttyss sR z spa 9II%p. HsfAsLisHss In WASH
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cAsDIeAn JACKETS very cheap as Prices,
l13 It'll street. slYa s.N
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THE BoY SHOOTING CAsE.-The boy Further.
whs yesterday seriously wounded Henry Som
mers, q play mate, by shooting him. was taken
before Judge Smell In the afternoon, who dis.
charged the prisoner-the testimony showing
boy Sommers Is better to-day than yesterday,
and there are hopes of his recovery, although
the ball has not been extracted.
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CA1Q1 BAxAR, sl4 p. synys, bstvsse q
s: e6ss filfoR. - 4 81 s.sss!: :
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DEror FOR GENTS d KIDS at Prices, Alb 7th
street.
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Go TO PRIcE's Gents Furnishing Depot Tor
cheap goods, as It'll street.
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= e sss s ~ y 8. D
trict q Columbia. 1olding Special Ter, letter.
4 e Z: comfy: ::s :. s.
ceased. An persons haviaS elains agsinst ths al
With TIE vouchers tAsrscf to fhs suSscri6sr On o.
before the ID day Of Jenuasy. nsxt;. they JnAy
TIE aid estats: Given undsF ny hAnd this 81 day
O. ysnI.sy M. ,,,v.,.u
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DHILADILPHIA ALE,
PHILAD ELPHlA LAGER BEER.
CATAWBA WINE,
APPLE eIDEB.
RAIRB = 0BBKN,
UNION B0fTLLNG DEPOT.
81 Greene street.. 0ssrestovu. DO.

4. n. ,.:, ss:':s ]; si;4ft ", :,
fhiladslDAia, Pean.. praying Tor the extsnsion g
2cs sst e 3. e ssi sss az q AE
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-25

To a limited number of Mares. This beautiful
thoroughbred is of a dark bay, and stands Isl
hand- high, and is 5 years old. He is by Nor
folk. he by Lexington. he by Boston. Norfnlk's
first dam, Novice. by Glencoe. Pilib"x first dam.
AIDA c.. she by Bob johnson. he by Boston.
AIDA c. is out o: r"xns Eclipse. she tr i'm
ported Eclipse-combining one of the finest
strains Of blood ever offered to the State of Ne
vada His turf record-0f from one 10 three
mil-s-is too well known tor comment by us We
have a full printed record at his stable of all his
performance. on ne turf.
TERNs FoR TIE SEASON. S50-nue anG PAYABLE at
time of service. or g cd note. with interest.
The season will on the first Of April
and close On the first iay Of July. 1872.
All accidents at the owners risk.
GOOD rssturage. on the most reasonable terms.
For full partio liars. call HI the Carson Race
Track, OF inquire of COMING BROS.
Carson City, March %, 1872 lmar30-2m