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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-18
Notice to Cream

Estate of A. Hamilton, deeeas'
NOTICE Is HEREBY ONLl
N I'll, AdMLs
inc estate OF A. Hamilton, ~
the creditors OF ana al! plN.I
claims against the SAID oeur
hIbit them, with the neeessa.
within ten months after 'he
ton OF this notice, 10 lIe S n
traitor, at the office OF l'u'n
torney-at.Law, in the to"hgD
Dated Eureka, sept. 10, Ne
Public Administrator, Eul.s
Nevada,
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Minin9.
Delinquent Sale Notice.
DuEN,x SILVER MINING COMPA.

NY Location of principal place oil
Iusiuess. san Francisco, California. 10
cation of works. Eureka Mining District
Eureka County. Nevada.
Noticc.-lhtrc is delinquent upon tht
following described stUck, on account oi
assessment no. IL levied on the nun
day of August, 1875, the several amounts
set opposite the names oi the Respective
shareholders, as follows:
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Tlinine.
Notice of Assessment.
-rREkA MINING AND sMELl.
~ aONPANN.-irIne'pa place

NlNhase -.
IG.OMPANN.-lTinc'pa place
- nusinrss san Francisco. salIuInia.
TnrDirnn of WORMS, Eureka county H'a'e
of Nevada. ,ha, n, a meet.
a., In hazard OF directors, hcIu on 'ut
aIst day of august. lo.S. an as,yssment
OF twenty Gents 90 cents per snnre was
levied upon the capltai st"th in I'm.
roratipu. payable Immea'aieIy ln ,nI'-
I'd states sold and SILVER coin, 10 lut sec
rri,rv al The Office OF the company, "a
Sansamr street, Va FrancIeco.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
sbau remain unpaid on the 2Id day OF
september, 1873, VIII be dtilhlutnt'
and advcrtIscu Tor sale at pubic auction.
ana unless payment is mace ..,U.e' WIN
I've sold ON Monday. the iosh u"y
,f october, 1913. IL pay the
assessment, together Win COSTS oI au\er-
tlsIng and expenses oi SAFE.
eng i. L. BEACH, secretary.
Office: 2l7 Sansome street, san IRAN
cisco. alltOrnlH. du-o-tu
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Application for Patent.
L. =. LAND OFFICE.

49, ~'
EUREKA, \EN, August l. 1881
Office l. HEhElA ON IN, HAT
~ the llChmoud Mining Company OF
NeVaud lpusturtce address Eureka, tu-
reka county, New ave a appllca-
zion Tor patent Tor fifteen hundred Il ,5Uu)
linear feet OF II. George lOuc, bearing
silver, lead ana other minerals, running
n~ortueasttrly from She northeast Goun-
dary uIth Lockout claim latcnt sur
NtN No. 40, with a width Of 10 feet, Sltu-
ate in Eureka Mining District, Eureka
county, Nevada, and described by plat
and held notes Oh file III this office as
follows, VIZ,
l. :. SURVEY No. &C.
Commencing al a post i'll stone mOnu-
meLt marked st. george, =. ". corr" II
being the y. W. corner ,1 Patent Survey
No. 45, on the / lookout lode whence the
entrance To main incline OF the klch-
mold mine bears =. to degrees ". us
Itct, Il the flagstaff on main street IN
the " OF tuIeka bears y. u utg. ~
mn. +. lO,ao6 feet; and running
thence, first, y. 34A deg. ". 1900 feet !.
thence, y. y deg. r.. 10 feet thence ;.
81 deg. /. l5Uo feet hence IS deg. W
10 feet, To che place OF beginning. con
tanning GA ARES. Courses expressed
from true mcrIuiau with Variation OF Ii y
deg. +.
lhIs claim is on unsurveyod lands, and
Is bounced on the southwest 10y the klch-
lnond Mining Company OF Nevada and
the Poorinan lOue, and on the southeast
by the Eurena Consolidated Mining
Company.
Ihls claim is recorded in Book f, page
ia, OF the Eureka Mining Records, ana a
copy OF SAID notice and diagram can be
ound posted on the :. w. corner OF said
II. George Patent Survey.
au2 tN III = +. HORN. Register
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FOR SALE vEH'

. COMFORTABLE tsr
~ House. contain vssl
dious rooms, cellar Wstero,
elegantly furnished; ,s rrenS
also a good we'll on the
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NOTICE.

I'VE HEREBY Nollr nj,
w Lie that we have tn
chased of Maggie NeIh'iau
known as the Diana I nisirs
son or pers. ms holding e n n;
soever nature. against satu ID
requested TO notify VS. p EsJ
delay. T. BEltl1
Eureka. September ID, ~
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rRoM AND AFTtR p! pnl'ss Il
II ceipts for chare'a u NhosI
except to the party nln,sTtd. |
NAV have been ueil, lsj
against the Company p s,Iu,l
Attic former office Oh MD
by or before the I'd oil cav i. IL
superinteLd dent kAS1
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CHANGE IN ACE

an AND T NONE
~ will deliver the hsNI
and Virginia Enterpilnse,y ld
ed the exclusive agths sia,hd1
Lambert Molinelll eol
ceive subscriptions "aLT.t u
same.
S1-tf Al
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notice.

70
NOTICE Is HEIEBY GIVEN, THAT
u have received the Assessment Roll
and original Lists OF Property Tor the
year lS,j, from the Assessor of Eureka
county, Nevada, and the same is q III
my uIlcc Tor public Inspection.
The Board Ui Equalization will meet at
the Courthouse on
Monday, september -. 1873,
For the purpose of equaliZing said roll,
and will continue i'll session from day to
uaX until ana including MONDAl the
tth day OF tCtOhcr, 1873, ana all persons
having objections to make TO said as
Scssment, must present the same to SAID
Board while IN session.
+. H. HARMON,
Clerk eX-Cfiicio OF The board OF tqualiza-
tiOn.
Eureka, New, september S, 1873.
Sy-Iu
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Che eureka Sentinel.
70 n UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. GIBSON'S DIsPENSARY,

NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
NO. e2 KEARNEY STREET,
IN corner Commercial, a go
Francisco. Private entrance on nm
Commercial street. Established s4SS
In 1854, for the treatment oI >eNu- eAZt-
al and seminal Disease, suCh as Gouocr'
hea, elect, structure. syphilis in al! It's
forms, Seminal Weakness. lmputcncN,
etc, etc. Skin diseases OF years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc, successfully
treated.
DE-. GIBBON has the pleasure of an.
nouncing that he has returned from Wis
itingthe principal Hospitals OF Europe,
and has resumCd practice.
The Doctor has spared neIthertlme MOI
money in seeking out new remedies, ana
has returned with increased facilities Tor
the alienation of human suffering.
seminal
Seminal emission is the consequence
OF self-abuSe. This solitary Vice, or de-
PRAYED seXua Indulgence, is practlced 10y
the yodth of both SEXES 10 an Almost I'M
limited extent. producing with unerrlng
certainty the following train OF morbid
symptoms, unless combated 10y scientific
medical measures, VIZ SalloW couuten-
ance, dark spots Under the cN :, pain in
the head, ringing in the ears, ioI>e like
the rustling OF leaves or rattliag OF cGarl-
LOS, ultdSllSSS ABOUT the lOlll>. Ntlh -'tSs
OF the limbs confused vision, yluuteu y
~tellect, loss OF confidence, diilidence IN Up
preaching strangers, a dislike 10 form
new acquaintance, Il disposition TO shul
society, loss OF 'morN, plnpItS and Va.
ciOus eruptiOns about tine face. hectic
nushes, furred tongue. lartld breath,
coughs, consumption, night sweats, mo-
nomania, and frequently insanity. II re-
lief be not obtained. You should apply i'm
mediately, either in person or Ivy letter
and have a cure effected 10y his new and
scientific mode of treating this disease,
which never fails OF effCctlng a quick ana
radical cure.
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED
AT HOME, by addressing a letter to pR.
SIBBoN stating case. symptoms, length
OF time the disease has continued, and
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage II curiosity. to any part
OF country. with tull and plain direc-
tiOns for use, by incIoSing $40 III coin IN a
registered letter through the P~ostoTfice, oil
through Wells, Fargo Il Co.
a package of medicine viii be forward
cd by Expresstoany part OF h Union.
"rSOnS wrltingtOtne Doctor Will please
state the name otthe paper they see this
advertisementin.
All communications strictly cOnfiden-
tial.
Address, DIR. J.. f. GI3HON.
o 1857, San Francisco California.
fpb6-IV
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE,
MINERS UNION,

TIIIS ASSOCIATION MEETS EVERY
l FRIDAY EVENING, AT RUBY
HILL. at o'clock, III the building 1or-
nl"rly occupied by Tommy Douglas.
Miners are requested TO be present and
JOIN tine Union. f.U-3m
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miscellaneous.
A BIG STRIKE |!

HAVING JUST RECEIVED ONE OF
the finest and best nkAlS to be
found IN tins section OF the S~agcOrush, |
am now ~prCI"rcd To do all KINDS oi
praying
IN EUREKA
at reasonable rates. "lou bet your bot
tom Iitc,' l have a horse that will pull
harder than an cye-toOth can haul a
thousand brick or pull a mining cOmpa-
ny through an assessment has more
GCt-up 10 him than the hind leg of &
mule, II any thing that Is loose Il
bound to come. viii make trips to tine
surrounding ucighborhOod, including the
CONSOLIDATED AND HIGH.
M0ND MINES
am n boy, so come and give n good
honest boy a chance, for we were boys
ana girls together" You Will find me at
my stand, ou Main street, in front Of
Brilliant saloon. 1t is all bray with ple.
iy3 HAMS BOY.
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Sh'rltt's Sails.
RIFFS SAL.

STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY Oh EUKEkA, IS.
III EIIeI,. a,..
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NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

Terrible ACCIDENTS IN RICHMoNp-Eiqlt
Men Droucned or Dashed to Pieces on the Rocks IN
the Rirer-T. III. HerndOn, white, and Phil
Hampton, coiored, employed on the free bridge
IN course of construction across the James river
between Richmond and Manchester, were
drowned yesterday morning while attempting to
get to their work in boat, which, owing to the
swollen condition of the river, became unman-
agable and upset. Henderson was from Mary
land.
At later hour another and more dreadful ac-
cident occurred at the same place. The tempo
rary trestle-work across two of the pillars of the
bridge, upon which about fifteen white men
were engaged in laying the iron superstructure.
gave way and precipitated the whole party into
the boiling waters beneath. Nine of the men
were rescued, and the remainder were either
drowned or killed by being dashed against the
umbers and iron which went down with them
Of those who were rescued, two floated about a
mile down the river on timbers, and were taken
out badly injured and nearly chilled to death
One seized hold Of short piece of rope fastened
TO broken timbers which had got jammed among
the sunken rocks, and remained there for two
hours, but was finally rescued with ropes and an
empty boat which was drifted to him from the
Petersburg railroad bridge, about $50 wards
above the scene of the disaster. No one dared
go to him, the waters being rough and rapid
Ihe remainder were taken out at different points
below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

MR.. COLFAx AND THE n. Y. TRIBUNE
Samuel Sinclair, formerly publisher of the n
Y. Tribune has addressed a letter to that paper,
In which he says Horace Greeley wished to asso-
Of the Tribune. COlfax thought favorably of
the proposition, provided he could become in
terested in the property, and after consultation
with MIR. Greeley, Mr.. Sinclair sold stock to
Colfax; but as he was then in Congress, it was
thought best not to transfer it on the books of
the association until such time as COlfax should
become Immediately connected with the con-
duct OF the paper, for reasons satisfactory to
Greeley and Colfax. MIR. Sinclair adds: He
purchased stock, as stated by COlfax i'm his
testimony.
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THE COURTS.


POLICE COURT, Jndgs SaeH-To-iay. Geo.
knokes colored- charged with carrying pistol was
marked that il only recently that case of shoot
ing an inoffensiye man had occurred from the prac
Mas nr pic, os an ntG h man
minimum but heavier penalty would be inflicted
VIM. Linkins was charged with burning fuel in the
Western market thereby causing an offensive smoke
chased bunch Of kindlng wood a. had been his
habit for ysars AND made fire to keep his fingers
snug warm office TO set in and had through malice
taken II upon himself to prevent witness from having
m, ms hIe; Alfred Day. marke'masier testihed that
81 on, which he womb not notice merely saving
the fire he objected to, but the smoke; fined SIS
LIoToR cAsEs-oNE AS CLEAR A. MUD.
out G aon wh H. ssn.s d%o h
was taken VIM. McCarty, charged with selling
srnr Sares 90 m ose5 Hp to
glass. On examination witness said the glass
broken paS asked if the cer did no
arrange with the parties to GO to the place for the
court ruled the question out: colored witness tes-
tilted that he bought some whisky in the place and
chased IL pointed not to the accused but to an en-
,irely different person who was sitting in the
Judge asked him If he was just Of this as he
was that he bought liquor in the house and he said
as i is possible to be, and not much stock was taken
in his testimony. Another witness testified that
court room was the man Of whom he bought The
liquor This wasa stranger unknown in the matter,
protesting that II was one of the dearest cases he
ever had before the court
ARRIVING pistol and hreae ming to shoot Cha mis
boy, charged with placing filth on door knob of
gentleman's house: fined $40. Edward Copnor,
grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

WOMAN CHARGED WITH ASsAULTING AN
ORPHAN BoY-Ann Schrem, a stout German
woman, who keeps a clearinghouse ON nth
street, was brought into the police court this
morning TO answer a charge of assault and bat
terry on young lad named John Murphy an
orphan son OF the late Pat. Murphy. formerly
restaurant keeper at the corner of Pennsyl va
mia avenue AMI i4th street, who. on the death
Of his father. went to live with Mrs. Schrem for
his board and clothing. Yesterday the boy went
TO the police court and swore out a warrant
charging her with assault and batter, repre-
senting that being destitute, he reminded her of
the terms and requested some clothing, when
she got into passion and cut at him with "a
knife, and on the advice of friends he applied
70 the police court. The warrant was given to
oheers Hinkle and Longstreet who, in attempt
ing to serve 1T last evening, met with pretty
rough usage from Ann, which caused them too
retreat, and call Officer Madigan to their aid
Finding reinforce ments had arrived Mrs 8
went into a swOon in the yard. The dilemma of
900 pounds collapsed woman did not scare the
officers, who procured a night-liner hack, into
which she was lifted, and soon arrived at the
central guardhouse, and in the evening her hus-
band got security, and she was released.
This morning, as stated, she was brought be-
tore Judge Smell. Young Murphy appeared
with both eyes blacked and testified that he was
engaged in cleaning knives when she made an
assault with a whip and cut his hand with a
carving knife. Last night after she was re-
leased, she went home and made another as
sault on him, giving him two black ewes. and
afterwards tried to make it up and persuade
him not 10 appear. In defence, Ann said that
the boy was saucy to her. The court fined her
SO ard costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

INPosTERs AT WoRK.-we are informed that
man giving his named as James p. BOrrock
and companion whose name is not remembered
by our informant, passed through King and
Queen county few weeks since, representing
that they were sent through the country to take
lists Of the property lost by loyal men during
the war. They dema nded fee of SIJ on each
claim. This fee was paid at least i'm one case
and perhaps i'm many more. They were without
doubt impOstors, AMI We warn the public
generally against such swindlers.-Richmond
State Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

PRACTIcAL.-A great controversy is just now
waging in England upon spiritualism, a no less
controversy is going ON in the same cOuntr- as
to whether or no the brutal murderer of wo-
man in Great Coram street will be caught by
the police. The illustrated London News
body of those who believe that they have access
to the spirit-world whether any one of them can
tell the name of the Coram street assassin?
'Let them rap that out and they shall ex-
change their present pOsitiOn-that of monte
banks-fOr that of priests of q new cultus.v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

SJNDAY-SCHoOL TEACHERS ISSTITrTF-At
the afternoon session Of the institute. Yesterday
Rev. MIR. TaylOr addressed the meeting ON the
subject OF ''liOme Study Classes" After a
dnett by two Young girls, the Misses DeLand
MI Vincent mace remarks on s.Helps to Care
iul Study" followed by TayIor again on
'Ieaehers' meetings for study and for social
pleasure" Mr.. TAYLOR here called on Captain
Duncan superintendent OF H. w. Beecher-s
Sunday-sehool, who happened to be present
ans who, a Mr.. Vincent said, was i'm command
al the Quaker City, when she took Mark Twain
and the other ''innOcents" abroad. He came
forward and gave a plain, common-sense ac-
count OF his success "a superintendent of Ply
mouth Church school to which position he wa
erected without any previous experience and
scarcely any a. a teacher. Some time WAS then
eccnf!ed IN answering questions from the dues-
non boS, among which were the following: Are
thristmas exhibitions. in which santa Clans j.
introduced, Objectionable. ..Ourht our teach
ers 20 give up their classes when they enter into
the holy bonds of mStTimony?'' lis il known
That wlnd ont of an organ ever converted sin
gie souf and was not David severely reproyed
Tor inventinS Instruments OF music?-; is IL
right Tor teacher TO use tobacco or spirituous
liquor a a beverage" At the evening session
Nr. Vincent gave = most instructive discourS.
ON 1.-The weekday power of the Sundav-
school, and the means Of gaining the attention
Of children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

The LATE LORD LYTTON ON SPIRITUALIsM.
Mr.. Archer Quincy in letter to the London
Spectator on spiritualism mentions converse
ton with the late Lsrd Lytton on the subject
LORD Lytton at first advised Mr.. Quincy to have
nething to do with spiritualism. s!There is
something in it," said Lord Lytton, ..but moth
ing, in my judgment, to benefit mankind. am
an artist; that is, try to do my best. meant
to write fiction connected with this magic
hence had to study my subject" "DO you,'
Mr.. Quincy asked, "believe that the spirits of
the departed really communicate with us
through the legs oftables?" ''Rarely, if ever"
Lord Lytton replied; .the supposition seems
absurd, and it is quite obvious to my mind that
Shakespeare, Milton, Socrates, and Aristi,les
never would talk the puerile nonsense imputed
to them" "Then are they angels of light who
speak, ''If they were they would not tell so
many lies care they not lying spirits, then,
or fallen angels?" resumed Mr.. Gurney
surely" Lord Lytton said, "One is justified in
attaching some idea of lingering majesty to a
fallen angel; but here there seems not to be only
the utter absence of a purpose to be served. but
the tricks wrought are rather worthy of elf or
kobOld than of demon"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

IMPORTANT RAILROAD LRAsE.-It is stated
in Baltimore that the Pennsylvania railroad
company have leased the entire line of the
Northern Central railroad, and take possession
on the LIST OF July. The terms of the lease are
said to be that the stockholders shall receive
eighty per cent. on their stock. A general meet
ing OF stockholders will take place on the 9th
instant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

0General Burnside Is going to Europe for
the summer.
0The North Carolina Legislature deals n
marked cards.
ga boy at Leavenworth, Ind, has been dis
figured for life by rats that attacked him IN his
bed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

SOUND FEET being indispensable b health
and near to visit DR.. White, the well-kuown
Chiropodist, No. 6S5 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns bad nails. &c.
and advice as TO suitable shoes '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

ARGUING FROM FALSE PRENIsRs.-A corre-
spondent Of Washington paper argues in this
way: 'The appalling fact Of the whole number
Of deaths in Philadelphia last year one in eight
was from small pox, Is not very favorable to the
claim that vaccination prevents the spread of
the disease, for doubtless nearly every victim
had been vaccinated." Such, however, was not
the case.n-PhiladeipAid Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

THE POPE gave an audience to several officers
Of the United States navy now in Rome on We'd
nesday. In the course OF the conversation which
took place his Holiness asked how he would be
received in America. The officers replied that
the people Of that country would regard his resi-
dence among them as great honor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14
CIT Y Items

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF spring oyercoats,
dress and business suits, at Roman & Cox's, 5Vs
9TH street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

PoND's ExTRAcr-For twenty-five years che
peoples remedy, for what? See Ponds Extract
Book. 9 Ja.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

The NATIONAL SAvINss BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street. paws per CT
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, Q to 4. Saturdays, TO 4 and 6
70 B. Zt3. f4tI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT" BTorn's
bronchial TrocAes. are the most popular article
in this Country or Europe for Throat Diseases
and Coughs, and this popularity is based upon
real merit. cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

lisa CARD To THE PUBLIC.-The under
Wy, signed a brother of Samuel CunninRh ham,
Killed by Charles III. u 'Brien nj Green Spring, near
Georgetown last summer has no ill feeling against
those who are circulating petitions for a commuta-
ton Of the death sentence imposed upon said Brien
by the legal authorities Of this District, but deems it
his duty to deny emphaticay the report that he has
signed, or intends to sign, any such petition. Hay-
ing had no agency in bringing the doomed man TO
his present POSITION the undersigned whose sympa-
thy Is with the family of his murdered brother does
not propose to oppose the execution Of the law.
WIN. CUNNINGHAM.
THE RUSH is OVER, THE ACCUMULATED
work all ready for delivery; regreting the una
voidabia delay in the delivery M work during the
past fall, owing 70 the impOssibility OF securing
skilled workmen in SUFFICIENT numbers.
Truly thankful for past favors, having at present
fu corps OF hretclass artisans with facility
to meet promptly all demands, respectfully soicifa
continuance of the same.
w. HI. WHEATLEY'S
PREMIUM STEAM DYEING AND SCOUR-
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
janH - Jefferson street, Georgetown, DC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

The GREAT Barlow sale Of paintings viii
take place ON the last four evenings OF this
month An advertisement setting forth fun
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION FOR Worms,
The Massachusetts, house Of REPRESENTATIVES
yesterday refused 10 order to a third reading the
resolution providing for amending the constitu-
ton by repeating the clause which reanires
citizens to read and write the English language
to vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-14

WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE The
celebrated Baxaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
Baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelligencer Building. 1913