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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-20
A Beautiful Custom.

In the mountains OF the ryrol it Is
the custom OF the women and children
to come. out when it is bedtime to sing
their national songs until they hear
their husbands. fathers and brotheis
answer them from the hills on their re-
turn home. On the shores OF the Auri-
attic such q custom prevails. There the
wives of the fishermen come down
about sunset and sing 4 melody. After
singing the first stanza they listen
for awhile for the answering strain
from of tho water, and continue to
sing aud listen until the well known
voices cone borne over the tide. tell
Ing that the loved ones are almost
home. How sweet to the weary fisli-
efnen, as the shadows gather round
item, must be the songs Of the loved
ones at home, who sing to cheer them;
and how they strengthen and tighten
the bonds that bind together these
humble dwellers by the sea! Truly 1t
is among the lowly in this world that
W.T. find the most beautiful customs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-20

Thirty years ago young man en-
tered the city OF New York in an al
most penniless condition. and without
a single acquaintance In the great will
derness of houses. To-day his name Is
known wherever humanity breatheS.
1t Is spoken in every hamlet, is heard
in every city, aud Is as familiar to the
workers In the mines as to his brothers
In the mills; and wherever language
Is known and ideas expressed, the
name Of this penniless, unknown and
uneouth lad Of thirty years ago Is ut
tered. 1t was John Smith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-20
sTocKnoLpERs' MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE EMPIRE MILL AND
~ Mining Company, San Francisco. Calfor,
nia, February ~, lsTS.-A Special Meeting, o.
the Stockholders Of the Empire Mill and Mining
pany, No. 80 California street. Room No. o,
Ban Francisco. California, on TUESDAY, the
18th day OF March, 1873. at O'Clock P. y. oil
said day. for the consideration OF such business
- may be brought before the meeting.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
NAL I'd GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

The Wall street markets for the past week
were In the main strong, with prices generally
firm and the prospects encouraging. The New
York Herald Of yesterday says much OF the
strength may be sscribed to the doubt which
attaches TO the action of Congress with refer
ence 20 the imitation of currency and TO the de-
pleton Of the Ell 600 coo reserve, and il will not
be strange IL additional buoyancy and even a
stronger undertone should be communicated TO
the stock market for several days to come"
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Dec. I5-yirsisia ST. ss Ca aso,id uei.
sou; West Nirginia's, l0AT; North Carolina SKIES
Ola. rs; do. special tax, Iva bid today.
BALTIMORE, Dec Is Cotton frm-Iov mi T.
changed. Wheat firm: prices unchaased Corn
frm-whits southern, 62G72 yellow southern,
6s@s5O mined western quiet; isQ177. Oats quiet
s,utheIn, 4sG5o; western mixed, IS. do white, o.
Ky steady sSSeo Hay unchanged. Provi.ions
auiet but nrm Mess pork nominal, l6esI6a
Bulk meat.-no sales; shoulders, a rsh; clear rib
sides, u Bacon hrm-shoulders, 7H6as; clear rib
shGeA. Western butter unchanged. Coffee very
sI0ns-no sales held fair to prime Bio csrgoes, at
ASIo Mbisky firm, 0i@l O5. Sugar, l0A Cds.3x.
bs MY h fSkS, Dec l51risur steady Wheat
NEw YoRE, Dec: B..stocks active considera-
Ole doing. Gold, l0ai. Money bid. Exchange,
long, 3, short. 81: Governments strong aud active.
9ss; ise7 OK; ioiOs, sa,s; EIie, So; New YORK S
CsutTaI,sS
FEASxsoAr, Dec ls-BOnas, s7s.
PARIS, Dec l5.-Bvntes 50 fr ancs7b, centimss
LoNDoN, Dec. Is, .. m.-Erie, y&GEE
Paris dispatches quote reItes at 50 francs Is CEN
LONDON. Dec. Is, go p. m-The amount OF bull.
to day il $500.
LoNDoN, Dec. Is, p. m.-Erie, St4
Paris Dispatches quote rentes at 50 francs 90 cen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

The administration has earned praise from
az political parties its prudent management
OF our ditcJltles with Spain. Mr.. Beck Of
Kentucky, in manly way. the other day,
expressed on the part Of the democracy of the
House thti. appreciation OF this fact lie said
mat "ii there was anything which the Presi-
dent had managed well, it was the negotiations
with Spain The President might have plunged
the country into diff culues, and perhaps have
aggrand.zed himself at the expense Of the coun-
try; but the course which he had pursued had
been extremely moderate and wise" OF the
Secretaries who have had most to do with this
matter, Mr.. Fish is warmly praised for his tact
and prudence in the management of the nego-
tations. and Mr.. Robson tor the notable
promptness and energy with which he put the
navy on war footing in cas- the emergency
should Iise for its use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

An Interesting case, involving the right of
city TO destroy property supposed to be lnfec-
tious on board vessels was before the Baltimore
city court on Saturday last. There were four
teen cases brought by the crew of the David
Stewart" to recover the value of clothing de-
stroyed at quarantine last spring. The city So
licitor held that the destruction of the property
referred to was not the taking of private prop
erty for public use, and did not rest upon the
right of eminent domain, which involves COM
pt nsatiOn, but vas police regulation, founded
upon the natural right, adopted By the common
law, by which the state or city regulates the
use OF private property, and insures its own
seii-Pr,tectiOn. The counsel for the sailors,
fer many reasons which he adduced, c0ntended
thai the city was liable TO the extent of the
value OF the property destroyed. aui the court
took the matter under adyisemeut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

Bahia Honda, the point at which, according
TO report, the yirginius is to be surrendered to
the American naval authorities, signifies
"detp bay" II is an out OF the way place on
the north coast Of Cuba, and sixty miles south
west OF Havana. 1t is protected by a small
fort, and was formerly a favorte resort for pri
vateers and slsvers. just why this point should
have been selected for the surrender of the
Snsinius and her survivors remains to be ex-
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

Murders on slight provocaton are getting to
be OF frequent occurrence. A few weeks since
in this city, murderous youngster attempted
to Kill woman for debt of twenty cents, and
1t was not his fault that he failed. Now we read
OF hotel proprietor who shot and instantly
killed guest who accidentally spilled ink on
the hotel register. Tie world NAV be growing
wiser, but We are not so sure that it Is becoming
better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
- Let Us Have Peace =.

We have had many cheering indications of
late Of the subsistence of the snimosities engen-
dered by the rebellion. In recognizing this
gratifying fact, the Richmond Wing, a conser-
ystive journal, says that the late message of
the President was altogether free from acrimo-
NOUS references to "a the rebellion" and from
any suggestion of stringent measures for the
southern states; that, on the contrary, his re-
commendstioD of general amnesty looked In the
other direction, and showed that in his opinion
nothing remained TO be done but to close up the
sectional strife forever by this act of amnesty
and oblivion.
The Wig gives the following among other in
dicatons OF the restoration Of good feeling:
The House of Representatives took prompt
ectlOn IN the line indicated By the President,
aud passed a general amnesty measure by an
overwhelming majority. The Senate will
doubtless at an early day take up and pass the
House bill-a bill by which Mr.. Jefferson Davis
himself will be restored to eligibility to any
Office in the gift OF the people.
The reception accorded at Washington to
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia. the vice-president of
the late southern cOnfederacy. the preference
unanimously awarded him in the selection of a
seat IN the House Of which he is a memb er the
attentions paid to him nv men of all sections
and parties. and by the highest dignitaries of
the government, may also be cited A. further
evidence Of the restoration of good feeling.
SO far "a Virginia il particularly concerned
the President has evinced marked cOusidera-
tion for the seusibil.ies of her people in regard
TO Federal appointments which is honorable TO
him." -
The WIG iIdorses the appointment of Hon
James Lyons az L. ;. District Attorney for the
eastern district of Virginia. and says that al
though be Is not a conservative he is a Virgin
ian, and bears an honOred name.
The Richmond Esquirsr, also conservative,
in referring to Mr.. Lyons appointment, says
The political attitude of'Mr. Lyons for some
time past has not been such as to meet the ap-
proval Of his old party associates But as a
gentleman OF exalted virtue, q man of intellect
and attsinments, and a lawyer of learning and
eminence. he is highly regarded by the people
OF Virginia. And for this reason he should take
the office that is offered him The duties of that
ofhce should have, and with Mr.. Lyons filling il
We believe would have, no connection with
party politics. The administration has act-d
well in rendering IL to him. And we hope MT.
Lyons will not decline it,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

Is mentioned as significant. fact that the
steamer Ohio, which left Philadelphia for
Europe a few days since, took out 200 car
wheels OF American manufacture. The total
Shipment cf wheels TO Europe in 1871 was but
2rjl.; In i"2, i,'6o; and for the fiscal year end
ing une 80, 1873, s5i5. II is expected that the
ngu'es ior ISL will show heavy increase in
this particular article
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

The Dayton your5 AZ saws of the work of the
boaId OF Public Works at Washington:
1--WE have g EN- no evidence of their alleged
corruption. The eNief howl against them was
'lssd by a gang OF Nd fOgies who did not want
to pay taN, for the improvement of their prop
erty. The Board resolutely dlsregartIed their
m seTy and transformed Washington from q
nuisance into the kandsOmest city on the con-
tinent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
THE WEATHER.

WAk DkfAhtmkNI, Urcs OF ChfD Stfa&l QHss-
WASHING TON, December Is, 1873, iO:S = m Z
SYNOPSIS foR THE PAST rwKNry-FOuR gnEPs -
lbs area OF hieh barometer continues central in the
gut states, and the pressure has increased In the
aistlels on the Atlantic coast, with slight rise in
temperature and partly cloudy weather The tenn
pJrature has also risen slightly in tine lake region
"htre the winds are westerly. and less c0udin ass
prevails GENERALLY clear weather continues IN the
nerhMest the prevailing wiuds in this district being
from the south. Cloudy weather, with rising tenn
pefsture IS ported iron the gulf aud Ten
csnal region If New York
PROBABILITIES For New England, partly
cloudy weather will prevail during the day with
IrsinS temperature and winds backing to westerly.
or the middle states and the lower lake region and
lheoee soutbward 10 West Virginis the cloud ness
VIII increase Wi hou rain, the wi nds in these dis
trlcts gradually backing to southsrly with rising
temIeraure. For the southern states, partly cloudy
weather will continue with Light winds and fog on
the coast, the temperature remaining low, but
gradually rising. and tho pressure becoming less in
the lower Mississippi valley. For the upper lake
region and the northwest gener ally clear weather
VIII prevail during the day, but the cloudiness will
Increase during the night, with less pressure and
,lsirs ttmperature. For the canal region of New
foIh, me Temperature VIII remain stationary
during the coming twenty-fOur bours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

While there are no official dispatches made
made public to-day relative to our Spanish
and Cuban relations, there is a complacent
feeling in Official quarters here indicating, even
without the admission that is made, that
'eyeIythng is progIes ing smoothly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

dispatch says that the Havanese are s'quiet"
ov'I the surrender of the Virginlus. So much
the better for them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

TFENERYBODY SHOULD CONSULT THE
w. thsLPrhABkTlOAL EeslNEss DJRECTO-
AZ In ~ We DAlLh REPUBLICAN before making
Holiday Purchases, OF tTansaetins any Business II
rP SEND IN YOUR CARDS AT ONCE for the
~, ALPHABE1ICN Al BUSINESS pIRECrO-
IN the DAILY REPUBLICAN,. Address Box
. ntInbilcan once 1t
rSATTENTION, INVEST END C1TR0ITOB
10y BkRNIAH BESEVOLENT S8CIEFY-A
81 eel meet ng will b. hefd THIS EVENING ia
sSShbeE Is, ISIS, at the Hall, l9th and Pennsylys
MS A. enue, az O'Clock M. 10 make arraneen
EEAsEY. ~ A''''aAs 4 .
n McNaNrcrr c..
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q. BAUM
aus SEVENTH STREET,

dec3-tr InteIlieeucer Bnt,d,n,
REAL E JiFA 81 R R,HEakSTSHY OF rHl
ssd ana ns%s q 2, iS5
S Esft n ground 9 saS
n each lot and pion Of the
plugs, water mains; and fire alarm stations, AND
To os the value
seekly numbers, not 70 exceed ffty, each eontain.
~. ,nn M,Asa IE ;s, p e: September II. las
iDess oi Messs H. Tsshs sDS t1 PR. re-
snd they may be assured Of the correctness Of each
ss ARE q fns e MY and
Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia.
also have agreed to examine the statistical to.
sstion so that the inform alton in tssm W coll
rect and in conformity with the HumericI Bool
'0' ''0'' ''''1 %iG L Ia, CLERK
Amer most careful inv esti ration and INQUIRY =.
are satisfied to the fasiItse: and sbil
nssas,, and Of va%s 70 the public generally
' rffoH p' To%. R S: S e :' Bross.
dsonscrfptions and orders viii Be received ct thu
AZ P,AE. z Son, e, q :...:. northwest.
= So X 1874 ss s' s. s5gS gI;
WYE syeule, opposite the q. 8. Treessry,
9smDIe number may be seen ct either Of thes,
snesticn 70 any 49, 2: nay be desired.
about October Ist, early orders are soiicit~t .S
10 assured. Il. =. II. RAEHTx
- Nv. PRATT,
sep0-dn CenSsiws ed PsAhsksvs
CrAMPING DEPOT,
GIT SEVENTH STREET,
fsb1l-r ostePatsntom once
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PERSONAL.

& D.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY conc EHy.
This is TO certify that on about the 18th Noyem-
Der, 1888, bad Mr. q. +. YOder arrested fer sur
posed forgery accusation Of which afterwards in
shphlngu over, was perfectly satisfied had no
foundation, the signing Of the note having bee a
lone by me. but, at the same time having escaped
ny memory entirely, and do not hesitate to say
mar was too hasty in that matter, having dealt
WITH MI. foder for several years, aud having
il~ avs found him correct in his transactions with
ne, should have consulted him before acting
Given under my hand and seal December slh, 1873
oeelI Of p. u. gently.
A BsOLnTE DIVORCES OBTAINED PROM
"A COnRTS Of different States for DISCRETION, &C
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
5ranted: Address NJ. HOUSE, Attorney, Is4
oroa1Way, n. L. decl-6m+
MADAME FLORENCE, the Csle5raisd ClairUoy-
~ dat, is uneQualed in testing the past, present
aud future Of your life in causing speedy MARRIAGE
bringing the separated together, and pointing out
he sure way OF success in life. Ia matters OF bust
ness her advice is valuable. She gives universal
'aiisiection none ever regret Consulting her sat
Pariors, No. 91S 4th street northwest. decl-lu.E
oSTATUNOLEHOE,nO or Til 4 NJ III. ODhE
~ TEE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE WORLD.
oy AL diseases are cured. No medicines usoa ana
le laying on OF hands, Taught by Mrs. B. FL
tOI, 4Iz y street NORTHWEST. ap7-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

MISS PRICE, from New York, will opea rooms
~ Sia l. street, between Och and 10th streets on
M sDAn 18th ms ant where she will receive
Orde rs for all tranchps of tbe
DREsSMAKlNG EPARTMENT,
Fashions, from New York. Please call al an early
date. dacis a..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
8. McMONIGLES


Wy How sad n is 20 see . younsv lie. . mo.bsr
o. family, Who requires ali her physical strength
20 iSin her housekolS duties and ali her moral ca
ses 70 acS ept the responsibility which falls upnp
70 sc her prostrsted, Il osing every day her
80 ttn, iesnng badly without being able to say
Sei ~, .. suffering epought be utterly misern-
Ta,.t snhte OF weakness and debility Ia more
49, go NJ tnan severe spell ef sickness, for In
other she Sl ~ receive the proper care, IS in the
a.sa,s sh. sis 20 &c physician about II, until
nssa. gives out, and she : carried 10
enh 49,, i,,te Precaution IN proper time
en-, 20 enrss netning can compare with the LOSG-
LIfA blTfEkS q Dk. l.. b. BERTRAM Thsy
are safe and i1fAliible remedy against ms,aTis,
oysrepsfs- cossivene--. eilisusness, head.chs.
morning sickness, and complaints peculiar 10
Ncnen. These bitters, which are sold By all drag
glsts, are, 10 oonsec uence CT their virtue and
agreeable taste. the medicine par er,sllssns Tor
ES5CEESCks MANDRAKE PILLs-Thos.
10y pills are composed exclusively Of Vegetsbis
insrecisnts, and although they entirely suppressed
sse Q, Iasrcury 60 cot leave any Of IT'S inurios
yalnsole remedy IL all cases Of csraagemeut result
ING ron q disordersd state Of that organ. Liver
SonflA,nt, Bilious Disorders, Intiasstion aiet
PES Iyphoid Feysrs, &c., So, an suocurab h
s.s ~ &c ase o. eckeneks Mandrake pull Tor a.
esa'.' shn pesisrs. m1-tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED-ODs Saturday afternoon, a small white
- COW. suit BILE reward will be given ~1euA
Tor her return, or information of her, at &6kYS
o20 Sd street northwest. dscl6 st. ~
l OST-en last "Wednesday night, on the Metro
poiitan inc of cars, between 9Th and the corner
81 18th and streets, young ladys BOA. A liberal
ice. lis
con REWARD.-Lost in slee ping car corsing
S%V from Buffalo to Wasbington, on the 4th
slant, Pal OF CHAIN BRACEL rs The
above ard will be given for their return TO this
office, or 1 80 Pennsyfvsnia avenue. decls So
I 0sT-On the 9Th instant, in the First Ward, a
IL CERTIFICATB for q 2p1, dated November 2li
No 1872. liberal reward will b {. paid II returned
ioJOsEPH TYKRs, 18th street, near Mssachu-
tetts avenue. decl3-3r
L OST-On Wednesday, q LADY'y NARROW
~ GOLD BRACELkT, enameled with black,
The finder will receive thanks, or q reward nj
asked. by returning the bracelet to its owner Al
No. el9 18th street, between h and streets, east
side. declaN
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IND vow WE GO!
Down Down! Down!

NO RESERyEi NO TRIFL Nc.
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0S1PEhICk'S INDIAN HAIR R.STORnB
icy hes new or peen known to fail, II frees the
sealp iTcm Dahdru1, restores Gray Hair 10 Is
3sura color, renders II soft and plisble, prevents
by oil Druggists. ivIshtf
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METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE.

'l'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
has obtained from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
testamentsry on the personal estate Of WHITMAN
q. BEST0R, late OF Washington City, d. O.,
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereby warned 10 exhibit the with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, before
the ID day of December next: they may otherwise
by Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said es-
tate. Given under my hand, this ID day of Dectm-
Der, 1873 SELMA BESr0R,
decl5-m.Sf ExAsutrtx.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RUN
DAILY EXPRESS (SUN-
DAYS EXCEPTED OvEREsR - SsssSsss
THE BALTIMORE AND POTOxAc RAIL
ROAD AND P0PE'S CREEK BRANCH
UPON PASSENGER TRAINS, IN CHARGE
OF EXPERIENCED MESSENGERS.
For rates or other information, apply to
4. q. SMITH, Agent.
sscs7w GEO. W. MOSS, Acting Agent.
EXAMINE THE GOLD SPECTACLE,
oSLf -. $40
II. n. HEMPLlR, Ortician,
mfstt Pennsylvania avenue, near A. strese.
II HEuEi9H, BEALER ~ IMPORTsD
L. CANARY BIRDS, HOOKING BIRDS, H>
Cages and Bird Seed, No. l46 II street, bet. 70
snd 81 ste. All kinds Vt Bird Seed del lm.~&
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- THERE WILL BE A MEETING of the
W. Board OF Trustees Of Public SCHOOLS held AZ
th Franklin School Building, TUESDAY EVEN
ING the 18th inst, at ia O'Clock p. m.
decl3-T A. p. PARDON, Sec.
~ OFFICE OF GREAT FALLS ICE COM
Wy PANY, No. 1902 STREET, Washing on ,
", December -, lS3.-The annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of this oany will be held at this
ti1ee, on TUESDAY ENENING, 1 9th instant, for
the purpose OF eIsctng nine directors to serve the
ensuing year The polls will remain Open from TO
O'Clock. The anu al report Of the Secretary and
Treasurer viii be presented
J. O. WITHHELD,
decls3t Secretary and TraasuTsr
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sspD-dtf

CIT SEVENTH STREET,
fsbal-tr ositePatsnto mce
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nSsOFF1CE BOABD FIRE COMMISSIONERS
Wy WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. 9, lS73
All persons having accounts, whether assigned or
NOT against the Fir- Department of the Disrict Of
columbia, which have accrued subseq u ent TO the
hTst cay OF December. lS72 hereby requested 10
incl se to the undersigned, at Room 81 Columbia
Building, statement of the same, showing the
amounts of the accounts and the dates when ron.
dered. WILLIAM p REED
declO-2w IRepSChr( Sc ratarv
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THE BEST is TIE CHEAPEST.
yHRIsJ MAS GOODS FROM IMPORTERS AUG
TlOS AT LESS THAN HALF THEIR VALUE
FINE avy Blue French Merino, rs cts worth 81 50
superior lack Alpaca, 81 cents, worth 50 cents
GRANTED pure Black hair, 40 cents,wort 81 cts
cents Linen II dis, In fancy boxes, IS per dozen.
extra hne two button Kid Gloves, Sl.25, worth 80
Llgh, and dark Blue Waterproof, 81 45,wor;h SIT5
SIX NeiNets, Black ks, Gui pure and Sax Laces,
,Passementeries, &C., at same low rates.
AT . C0NN0LLYS,
nIssOLUTION-The firm of JOHNF KING 4
- GO. is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, the
business Will be continued, and the affairs of the
ate hrm will be settled bv John r. King at the old
tsnd, 'O3 street northwest, to whom oil debts
Tue are to be paid. JOHN r KING,
GEO. N. BEALE,
Washington, December 8, 1873. deoI3-3t-
A GENTLEMAN IN THE COUNTRY WILL
"A winter ten or hfteen HORSES. Inquire n
between 9th and 10Th streets. 1ec2-7w' G2A