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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
WRITTEN on THE WALL.

As other political parties have
come and gone, SO must it soon be
written Of the present dominant
party. 1t is very plainly evident
that Radicalism has outlived its use
fulness, and through its dishonesty
and corruption is now struggling in
the throesof ignominious death. 1t
had a purpose from the commence
ment to the close of the war, and the
masses overlookedthe slight discrep-
ancies which appeared in its con-
duct at intervals during that period
But when the war was closed there
was nothing left for it to do. The
emancipation and acknowledgment
of the Southern slaves-that purpose
had been accomplished and a real
ity beyond doubt, and all that was
left it, upon which to enlist the pub
lie favor and make future conquests,
was its war record. This was suffi-
cient to carry it successfully through
the succeeding campaign, but not of
the durability that is attached to
popular and unaccomplished prin-
ciples which are the vitality of all
parties. 1t began to Jose its intiu-
ence when the many promises OF a
correct and an economical admins
tering of the affairs of Government
remained unrealized and were openly
violated, and finally gave no pres
tige when it became painfully evil
dent that Radicalism was no longer q
party laboring for the perpetuation
of principles, but struggling only to
retain the spoils of dishonesty.
This is exactly where the Radical
party can be found at the present
time; bereft of its former glory,
without principles and impersonat-
ing corruption in all its hideous
phases. 1t now occupies the iden-
teal position where other political
parties which have gone before
stood just preceding their final dis
solution, and exhibits the indications
J of an expiring life rapidly drawing
to a close. IT'S former leaders, the
men to whom it owes its past glory
and renown and its present cont; o
of the government-have II by one
left it, as The rats leave the sinking
ship, and r o arrayed with the
opposition against it. The opposi'
ton candidate against its choice for
the Presidency is a man selected by
the people irrespective of party, and
the platform simply demands reform
It is possessed of magic influence be-
cause it directly from the pa
triots heart, and is the writing or
the wall, shining before mortified
: visions of Radicalism and proclaim
t ing the near approach of its hour o.
death.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

At q meeting in Elko, August 81,
OF the Democratic County Central
Committee Of Elko county, it was
agreed that the primary election
should take place on the 31st day Of
August, and the 9Th day of Septem-
Der for holding the County Conven-
ton. The apportionment gives 60
delegates to the Convention.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

In Carson City, August p. by Rev. Geo.
B. Allen, at the Episcopal church, Robert
Simpson to Miss Jennie Benson; both OF
Carson.
We are glad to welcome our friend
Robert to the number of Bsnedicts- May
his matrimonial life be like his counter
ance, ever bright and pleasing, and time
only add additional lustre TO h present
happiness expressed in his genial smile
and mark no note but that of accord in
his married life.
May peace and plenty crown their days,
As on through life they glide
May their bark sail smCO.h 'gainst wind
and wav
And stem both storm and tide.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

The following dispatch was re-
ceived in Salt Lake, on the 23d inst.
STOCKTON, Utah, oh. S. Jacobs
& Co. started up their works to day.
Machinery runs splendidly. They
are taking a solid chunk out of the
Ira mine with tackles which weighs
over a ton, and assays over $4,000.
Lively times in Stockton to day.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

Tom Fitch and wife are sojourning
at the Grand Hotel, in San Fran
Thomas, no doubt, is in at
tendance ut the great political camp
meeting, now in session at the me.
tropolis of the Pacific coast What
will come out of it, time alone will
develop.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

The Reno public school opened on
Monday, August 10, with one hun
dred and twenty pupils-thirty-eigh
in the grammar department. Reno
makes agood showing in the number
of children for the population of the
place.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

The GRANTEES have at last found a
Democrat of note who has declared
for Grant. It is Thomas Steiaer,
LAST year candidate for GexexAor Of
Rhode Island.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

Present appearances indicate that
there will be no County Conventions
held this year BY either party in this
county. There being no ~aspirants
for the several Offices, is probably
the reason for such omission.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

L. p. Ward, the printer-gymnast,
appeared at the Metropolitan theatre,
San Francisco, last evening. in the
pantenime d "Humpty Dumpty."
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

London omnibuses pay an annual
tax of 5000, 900 to the Government,
and employ 5000 persons.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

A branch bank of Paxton & Chr
tbs, Austin, has been established at
Belmont, Nye county.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27

Yosemite tourists r trying to
make us swallow a tree one hundred
and thirty-fve feet in circumference!
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
dissolution Notice.

VNHE COPARTNEkSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
istins between W. C. BIZ ,CK MORE aI,I
LUTHER OLD5. under the name and style If
LACK MORE 1 OLDS, is this day dissolv we'd BIZ
mutual consent. Luther Olds will contine the
business, and is alone authorized to pay ard COL
lect all debts owed BY aud due said frm since the
LIST Of April, 1872.
W. C. BLACKMORE,
LUTHER OI.Ds.
Genoa, Nevada. August q, 1871. AUS In
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-27
FOR S A L E.
Real Estate DeSirably
LOCATED.


nNE SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND -
~ half block Of land. -
one frame dwelling house AMI one quar- RsEs.
ter block of land.
One frame dwelling, lot 3ix10.
Eight whole blocks and several lots in the
northern part Of the city.
One two-stCry Stable.
Also
At Genoa, Douglas County:
One Franc dwelling koxre, aJx4u.
One Me proof brick store, 2Ix1o.
One frame Office, l6N36.
One frame store, 30x50.
One two story frame barn. aix53.
One stone warehouse. 2la50.
jta-tt GEO W CHEDlC, Agent
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GEORGETOWN.

a DISTRESSING AFFAIR.-On Tuesday last a
young man, named Reed, residing near Falls
Church, Virginia, accidentally shot his sister,
tie charge from the gun tearing out one eve and
also wOunding her in the forehead and breast.
Medical aid was summoned, but the wound was
pronounced fatal one.
THE STEAMER f.. c. KNIGHT cleared for New
York this morning with 800 barrels of flour and
ether freight. II the weather does not become
colder the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Norfolk
steamers will resume their trips in few days.
A NEW ENTERPRIsE.-A large iron foundry
for the manufacture of castings of all kinds is
to be established in this city early during the
coming spring. 1t will be located on the north
east corner of High and Water streets and will
be run by Mr.. John W. Pierce, of this city, and
Mr. Palmer, who has had some experience in
the fOurdry business at Vienna, Virginia.
WHOSE FOoT DAT \ BUGTING?"-This morn
ing "a coOred L. rlu. "a Charles Washington,
employed on a SAND boat in Rock creek, built a
fire in the stove, and, lying down close beside il.
fell asleep. He had not been long in a somno-
lent condition when he awOke to find one leg of
his pants in blaze. He succeeded in extn-
gushing the flames, but not until he had been
badly burned about the right knee. An officer
took him to the police station, whence he was
sent to the poor Louise.
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a Guit for ISLANDER.

MRS. WILLIAMS WANTS 5000 OF Mr.. wAGGA-
NAN BECAUSE HE SAID SHE HAD roo MANY
GIRLS ABOUT HER.
To-day, in the Circuit Court, Judge MacAr-
thur, the case OF VIM. Williams and wife agains,
Thomas wagsaman. was taken up--Messrs. F.
Miller and Meloy for plaintiff, and Perry and
j. @. Wilson for defendant. This is action
for Islander, defendant being charged with
speaking OF Mrs. Williams as keeping q house
for improper puTpOSes-having too many girls
about heT-for which damages are claimed
$1,000; The plaintiff, IN opening, stated that
Mrs Williams rented the house from defend ant,
and on going to pay the rent she WAS told that
she must vacate the house, and was charged
with being a bad woman. Defendant claimed
that no such conversation took place, and that
what he told Mrs. Williams was in a friendly
manner, the owner of the house having desired
him TO get the tenant out.
Mrs. UiIIidmS was first called. and testified TO
the conversation alleged and also TO a second
conversation OF the same import, ito which
defendant excepted,) with the addition that
Waggaman told her that she must move TO
another house, and he would rent her one where
he would not expose her; when he said thar she
had too many girls about, she replied that she
had five daughters, and could not send them
away from her.
Mrs. Emmd DeoIea, daughter of Mrs. Will
lams, cOrrobOrated her testimony.
The defendant. Tk0S. WdlgdmGn. testified that
he W as employed by Brother Tobias TO rent the
house. and rented it to Mrs. Williams: never
had the conversation alleged TO have taken
place at his Office; went to the house and told
Mrs. W. that Bro, Tobias objected to a woman
living in the house who danced at Metropolitan
Hall.
On DISCRIMINATION the defendant stated
that after the suit had been brought he went to
see Mrs. Williams, who told him that he had
made mistake in the woman, installing her
for another Mrs. Williams, who was a bad Wo-
man; did not recollect his reply.
Mr.. III. S. Gross testified that he lived in the
adjoining house, and was asked If he did not
make complaint, but objection being made the
question was ruled out.
John H. IVdooamdn testified that he was In the
office on the day in question, and is satisfied that
no such conversation as alleged took place; he
had never aPologized to Mrs. Williams for his
son.
the elder Waggaman did apologize for his sons
language; that nothing was said To her about
Brother Tobias complaining, nor in reference
10 young lady who danced at Metropolitan
Hall.
The jury were out celebrating on their YER
diet when our report closed.
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s0nSienSe<a N~~nls

sonuensed A<erals
reciTs for rosy ckeeks--SOrble-so led boots
Passenger railways should sell their baIky
lOrsCs. 10y
The commissioned cfis--s of the stanto,
Gusr's; last night elected Allen NJ. Bland major
OF the battalion.
The Board OF Public Works TODAY received
thrse car loads - terra cntta pipe from the WORKS
Of hCIehead y Co, philadelphia.
he Water Register has bossn directed bv the
Board OF Pa,Siic Works to place a hvdraf,t in
ID street southeast. between New Jersey avenne
and South Capitol street.
In Consequence of the severe ice the steamer
Lady Of the Lake Cannot ret to Georgetown for
height, therefore veil not leave for Norfolk on
L,T usual Zip until Monday next.
The 1Dkbn,lers will give a grand masquerade
and civic ball At <he Masonic Temple tonight,
and fECm the arrangements which have been
made il is expected that it will even eclipse their
William II. Norton, grand chief: Edward
Es~sel. grartnafshal, and Robert Whitchand,
oi the Grand Council, Sons of JOnadabs, leave
here 10 TJ row evening for Providence. X.
l., 20 OTganZs Providence Council No. /, in that
city.
Yesterday Detective McDevitt recovered
ctOthlng az JcwelTy valued at about $40, a pOr-
tpOn Of the goods stolen with Miss Neale's trunk
ffcm McS.intOck's Express wagon. ~ mentioned
rs 4 HE STAR OF Tuesday. He has arrested three
co,Ored zen said 10 be implicated in the affair.
fhe Governors Mounted Guard have elected
the following officers: BTevet Second Lieuten-
ant, y z King; third sergeant, Charles Lang
ley; treasurer, %. T.. Duffy; recording secretary,
aIneIfT, - Hurley.
Re-. DIR. StaTkey, rector of the Church of the
Epiphany, Episcopal on Tuesday o. this week
rendered his resignation, which was accepted.
Dr. Starkey rendered bis resignation some time
since, on account of i'll health, but at the re-
guestOf the vestry withdrew it. His health not
having improved he was compelled to renew il.
A man calling himself William Adams. and
Who says he was formerly a surgeon in the Con-
federate army, was arrested at the White House,
night before last and yesterday sent to the
insane ssyla as he was evidently a lunatic
He has been frequent caller at the White
House OF late, and has been 4 source of great
annoyance.
The following officers OF Minnehaha Lodge of
Good Tempiars were Installed at the last meet
ing: MIR. a. T. Maupin w. &. T., Miss Jennie
PoikinhOrn, W. V. T.; MIR. +. P. Reid. w. s.;
Miss VI. +. Jackson, W. A. S; MIR. III. X. Tay-
Tor. ". +. g; Mr.. W. F. Holten, w. Tr.: Mr.. J..
=. DOrr; W. Chap; DIR. A. II. Hodge, W. NJ;
Miss Mamie POlkinhorn, w. u. NJ; Mrs. VI. f.
Reid, W. j. G; MIR. Leon j. Myers, W. %. e.;
Mis- annie Long, Il. II. ); Mrs. A. X. NJ supin,
l.. II. s.: MIR. VI. r. y. Howell Il. w. C. T.
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CURIOUs.-There are many stories told of the
discomfort felt when any portion OF an amputa-
ted limb is cramped. man i'll Springfield, ILL.,,
had his hand injured a few days ago SO that it
had TO he cut of. At first he was not aware that
the useful member was gone, and even when he
had received that interesting information, in
sisted that the thumb was pressed down in the
palm OF the hand in a very uncomfortable posi-
ton. On examination il was found that the dis
severed limb was cramped in just the wav COM
planned Of There is little doubt OF the reality of
this sensation, curious as il appears.
~ Parepa hams are advertised in Cincinnati
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A l. E x A N DRIA.

RoBBEEY.-The dwelling house of Mr.. Thos.
Ri,heill, northwest corner OF Queen and Fair
fax streets, was entered by thieves, last night,
through the back gate. which they forced OPEN
and the kitchen and dining room windows, the
sashes of which they removed. and robbed of a
set of silver spoons and silver goblet, half a
barrel OF flour and some meat and butter. They
left valuable silver pitcher on the table from
which they took the spoons. The robbery was
not discovered until the family OF Mr.. Risheill
came down stairs to breakfast this morning.
WOOD FOR TIRE POoR.-The distribution of
wood TO the poor of the city by the Mayor.
which has been continued until more than two
hundred loads have been given away, has been
stopped for the present in consequence of the
short supply at the depot of the Washington and
Ohio Railroad company, which company has
the contract for furnishing il.
PROPERTY SALE.-A two story brick house
on the north side OF Duke street, between Pat
rick and Henry, formerly occupied as a bakery
by Mary Reirmuth, was sold this morning by
.. &. Whittlesey, trustee, to John Patch, of
Washington, for S;j00.-Gdzette, last eUeninq.
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CITY ITEMS
Use Dooley's Yeast Powder, and you VIII a.
ways have good success in your baking. 2

A CoCGH, CoLD, OR SORE THROAT, requires
fmmesiate attention, as neglect oftentimes re-
suits in some incura able lung disease. "Brosra' =
bronchial TrockeS" will almost invariably give
relief. a.
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To COMMUNICATING have been happy
TO give their testimony in favor of the use Of
Hiitors Pare God Lirer Oh aad Lane" EN-
Perience has proved IL 10 be a valuable remedy
Tor Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria, and ail
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Manufactured
only by A. Is. WILBoR, Chemist, No. I66 Court
street, Boston. Sold by druggists generally 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

IT WILL BE SEEN by the advertisement else
where that the well-known Sherman House, a,
Chicago, is again in full operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

TIE MOST celebrated and successful LatrObe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers. Gas Stoves and Weather Strips at
Hamilton X Pesrson's, No. 4, Y. Nj. O. A. Buiid-
ing, 9Th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

/ WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost; ell
other goods ut cost. I mean what l advertise.
Come, and you won't be disappointed. Princes
Bazaar, 1o06 Penn. avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

A BEAUTIFUL real hair Switch is sold for q
at G. Baum's Human Hair Depot, 4oS Seventh
street.
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PRIes's Dollar Jewelry Store, No. 457 Penn
receives newstyles every day. "
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ATTENTION is called to advertisement of a
special meeting OF Hibernian Benevolent So
ciety No. Tomorrow evening.
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For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblain., Irgrcwing
Nails, &c, visit DIR. Whites rooms. No. 535 I5th
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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NEW STORE Low PRICES

Gentlemen, il you wish to buy Gents Fur
nishlng Goods at low prices, caa at Price:
Gents Furnishing Depot. AIS eth street. be.
tween ID and f. He has the best 50 White
Shirts in town; also, Gents Kid Gloves for 81
and the best quality for II 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

BOYS GENE and see the solid silver watches,
warranted Tor two years, for Sl0, at Princes
Bazaar, 1905 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOG AL NE w =
Anusements, dc. Tonight

National " sa,sr.-Maggie Mitchell in uFav
CT the Old M'amseIle's Secret
1ds,aie 7,mI Masquerade and civic hail
" til t-cOLbndeTs' society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

OLDEST AND LARGEST DYEING AND
" s. DURING ESTABLlSHNENTl IN THE DIS
IRICT.Esiabls shed 1881 Highest premium award
ed by the Metropolitan Mechanic Institute, 1857
Ladies' Dresses, khawls, Cioaks, &c &c, cleaned
IA the best manner; if desired, without ripping.
Nelyets, FBrs, Kid Boots, Slippers and Kid Gloves
CLEANED in a style unsurpsssed in this cOuntrY-in
from TO "a bOurs. Dress Goods, Shawls, Sacaues,
Ribbons, Plumes, Kid Gloves, &c. &C Gent
tloaks, Coats, Pants, and Vests dyed in the best
manner Guaranteed to be the best place in the
District Tor the cleaning q Gendsmens Clothing.
Everything sppertaining % the business promptly
attended to- Goods receiy ed and returned by
II. WHEATLEY, Proprietor.
Post Office Box723 iaual-ly
w w. II. ROBINSON. F.V. ROBINSON.
ROBINSON & BROTHER.
M5CRINISTS AND ENGINEERS,
No. ID " attr Street, between High and Congress
Georgetown, ID. G.
Engines, Mil Work and Machinery of all descrip
tvns made 70 order. Prompt attention Civ n e. re
pairing en- the most reasonable terms. janis In
SPECIAL NoTICE.-PAPER HAEGING-Per-
sans RENTING can save - per cent. by going &c
TCBMAN'S, las Bridge street, Georgetown, TO get
WALL PAPER and have PAPER HANGISG
done. All work " u be promptly executed in any
part of Washington or Georgetown and satisfaction
guaranteed. Partit ular attention paid to UPIOL
STEBY WORK. seeo sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

SUDDEN DKATH.-About Tx o'clock this
morning man, named William Baker, living
near the fourth precinct (lst ward police sta
ton, died very suddenly, as is supposed from
heart disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

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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s0The best thing out-a dangerous conaagra-
ton.
- Dr.. Medlicott, the Kansas prisoner, won't
hang till March p.
0-ifs man has great many debts, are they
every much to his credit?''
ga man was arrested in a Church i'm Iowa
for stealing an overeoat in Texas. The coat was
found on him.
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NJ. II. PRINCE has decided till the first oi
March to sell of the various goods he has al
cost, as he anticipates making a change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

PARENTS call and secure merino underwear
for your hoys. at half the usual price, at Prince
Bazaar, loo j Pennsylvania avenue.
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ROGERS and other cutlery at great bargains
for the next GO days, at Princes Bazaar, 1905
PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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THERE WILL BE CONCERT by the interme-
date schools of the Fourth School District at
Lincoln Hall to- morrow evening, the object
being to let the parents and friends of the pupils
see how they are progressing in music, and to
raise funds Ter the purchase of piano for the
school building in that district.
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Georgetown Advertisements

THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made y order bv Hempler. near { Z street
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RAZAAR-Bareains In LADIES, GENTS ana
ID CH1hDRBkS UNDERCL0fHIHG may De
found 81 Women d Christian Association, Judiciary
Square. All orders promptly and neatly executed.
Entrance on street, between 9th and Sth. nOll q
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AZ. 'sss7issHi tx 5.

NoTICl % IlI L4pIEs Alp AnATEuRs
dinbiae PsrIor Plants, ke.-navLns cold 1erf o.
~ II.s: n Ss,,i.s E 49,. q a. s.ls.s. e
q ~ eli. Is 80 e :S. Ssssr
HJAslnpi., kic5ss' corner q ooos''tioat s'ssss,
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MAGGIE MITcHELL's 'Jane Eyre" il realty
stage. IL h dramatic, and even powerful at
times, and she was warmly applauded last night
by the immense and appreciative audience as
semoied az the National Theater. Mr.. Sheweil
. nuch better fitted for the character of "Iord
Rochester" than more Juvenile parts and the
heroine Of the night was ably supported by him,
as by other members OF the company. Tonight
VALUABLE Alexandra Real Estate for SALE
On Monday, February Il, by Auctioneer Kerby.
Attention OF parties wishing 10 invest Is called
10 advertise ent in Alexandra Gazette.
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who had crowded hou.e last night, advertises
a new lecture on Catholic Ism, !" ct Lincoln Hail
on Saturday evening. For ., trticnlars We refer
our readers TO the advertisement in amusement
column on the first page.
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pRoPosALs FOR TIE ERECTION OF A
U sMALLPoX HosPITAL

SMALLPOX HOSPITAL
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, DhTRIcT or CoITxsIsl
WAsHINGToN, ID. G., Feb Q. lS2. {
Ibe proposals. Tor the erection Of o smallpox hoe
ptal opened on Saturday last being In Of the
sppropristion for that purpose, modihsd plan foT
me same, With specifications, can be seen az the
once OF Adolf Cluss, eco southeast corner q Sew
enth and streets north sest. and for WHICH pro
fEBkUARy 10, lSf
Each bidder viii be reqlired, before sendine in
City, TO the credit Of the Board q Pubic Works,
the cum Of one hundred ooilsrs. akof re
cefp0 therefor, o. . guarantees that he will enter
into and carry out the contrast awarded him On &C
corxsDos with his bid. The money deposited will
be refunded 20 the unsuccessful bidders after the
svard Of contract and TO the contra actor after
the completion q the work.
The building is 90 be completed within forty (+0D
days from award OF contract.
The Board reserves the right e rrect any or oil
BIDS ga Az s "a. Ps..iaee.,,