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IN GENTIEMKN's UNDERWEAR, am Offering
this season the following desirable goods
Finest jea. drawers for 81, of superior fitting
Summer merino shirts. long sleeves. for si.i2x.
Summer merino shirts, long sleeves, a little
lighter weight. than the preceding, and
Summer merino shirts, long and short sleeves.
still lighter, for SIPS.
Gauze merino shirts, long sleeves for 7sc.
Cartwright & Warmers gauze merino shirts
Isle thread shirts, short and long sleeves, for
India game shirts, short and long sleeves, for
the same, in extra sizes, ~ 4s inches, for
India gauze Shirts long and short sleeves. for ,5c
I Rra gsuae shirts, long sleeves, for soc.
Fine silk shirts, for $3.50 and $3.50
Silk flannel shirts to order, for So
MY stock of these goods is very large, and
assortment OF sizes complete, or nearly so, and
those desiring 10 purchase will find no better
values for their investments.
GEO. c. HEsNrSG.
DooLEY's YEAST POWDER cannot be excelled
for making light. sweet Rolls, Biscuits, Wat
reliable. q
NOVELTIES IN sPRINe HATS.
The "Clnb" The Little SHELL"
"Canby" oI,iuwooJ >,
VIENNA. spencer"
At very low prices.
CARTER & Co., 42i 9Th ST., bet ID andE.
1T rs AN ESTABLISHED FACT, that Con-
sumption can be cured; but is far better TO
prevent the cruel disease from fastening itself
on the system, by the timely use OF a remedy
like Or. Wistdr's BaIsdm Of Witd Cherry This
standard preparation viii speedily cure a cough
or cold, and even Consumption often yields 20
its great power.
SPRING OvERCoATs reduced to ss, former
price SI2, at A. STRAUss,s.
l0il Pa ave., bet 10th and 18th SITS.
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BUILDING PKRMITs-The following have
been issued since our last report by the in
specjor of buldings;-N. Drummond, two story
brick. Massachusetts avenue, between 2d and
Sd streets northwest; J. Daniels, do, N, be-
son two-story fame bodybuilding, o, between
sth ard 9Th streets northwest; Levi Curry,
r-ame shop, rear Of M between 9Th and 5ih
stables rear Of NJ between 10th and 18th stree 3
northwest; l.. +. Barber, brick stable, rear OF
AZ street, between Maryland avenue and c
street southwest.
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SHIRTS MADE TO OkDER.-Gentlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shlrts made to order at the shortest notice, at
Keen's, 422 9th street northwest. Satisfacfior
guaranteed. IA I.
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CITY ITEM

TESTED BY TtNB.--For throat diseases colds.
and coughs. a. BroscstS BroackSal Trockes'- ha we
proved their efficacy by a test OF many years
this
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Foor WALKS TO BE LAID.-The contractors
on 2eth street, between 4 and and Pennsyi-
yania avenue and X street northwest; on 2lst
street between / and X northwest; on 22d
street, between Il and II northwest; on 23i
rect. between Pennsylvania avenue and NJ
street EoIfhwsst, have been directed 70 lay the
brick loot Haks at once.
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PONDS EXTRACT is for sale at wholesale by
Chas. stout g Co., $50 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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SOUND FEET being indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the well-known
Ghiropodist, No. 535 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes.
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STEAMER LINES

NEW EMPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
LNGioN AND GEORGETOWN, d. O.
sneiphia, WEDNESDAY and SAT R<zC.xz.eeS
UhDAf, At m.
n From 50 Wafer street, Georgetown, ID O TIES
u ana SATURDAY, At 10a. m.
Ihs lne connects at Phi sdeiph with .Clxde, !,
Iron Line" Of steamers fer evidence, Bo.;on ana
,hs n, England States. Ne wharfage in Boston by
hs me g: HYDE. Agent for D. of ~
Nm CLYDE Co, Philadelphia.
A REID, Alexandria, We.
to Waldo a. PEARCk, 81 Congress Street, B,s-
NJ
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WAsHIsGroSEka 6 SySlESsrsp5k, BOSTON. AND
The fine Iron Steamer Lazy mn THE Iauu
S SssiHg re si1, 5 her regular trps
Of Sth street, every MONDAY and -
LsnSins. q m s9uchins principal River
The and d. Line for Boston and Provide6oe.
Freight should be addressed care Of Lady Of the
kske. Via NortoIk; Branch ticket ONCE At Knox Il
kxpress 0ftce, COS Pennsyl yania avenue
i. NJ Sk0ICH, Agent. s;h-street wharf
DORSEY CLAGKTT. General Agent
ELS Pianfb Store, co-oer 18th q and Pa ave-
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a, II L HAD KNOWN 1T LAST YEAR.-This was
the language Of poor cripple, who, fourteen
months ago, was smashed under an iron bea M,
He had been allowed to suffer pain and assume
mass OF deformity-but he had now recovered
the use OF one knee by the Centaur Liniment
we near snch language every day. There is no
pain this liniment viii not assaupe. no lame
ness 1t will not alleviate, and no swelling it
will not subdue. 40. cas-
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ANOTHER STATEMENT AZ OUT THE DELAY
THE

SNAIL POx CASES have been reported at the
health Office since our last report Saturday a.
follows tone AZ each place.: On lumber pile
corner 18th and Canal; 60 h street southwest;
between II and and = and 9th streets, do;
81 1 street northwest; al office, reported self;
SZ3 nth street northwest; S34 street south
west; Coles Row, IN county; SIS q street south
west; y, between LIST and X TO-. ) a. oh sth
street do; y. between and u do; ; at 80 n
street Co.; 46f y street do; alley between ID ami
and 9th and 10th do; do. ID and X and T.
and + do; walked to the hospital and picked
up in thes streets Also the following fatal
cases: W. II. Bailey. died At the hospital; Jos.
Parker, at 27 street southwest; Ella Yearly,
at go street do; on n, between AMI list
do; Edward Briscoe, eth, between q and II
do; child OF Henry Allen, corner Of o and
North Capitol streets. Sixteen Of these cases
were reported today.
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GROCERS.

T. .. OrhARE 4 sun,
1918 I'm STREET NORTHWEST,
Between N and stsl
soAPi soAPn
Proctor g. CANDLES celebrated Cincinnati Olive
bar, sse. b. the box Of GO lbs.
HAMS, &C.
IN In store 1000 lbs. extra quality susar-Cured
9 ibs extra white LARD, 81.
fresh Graham FLOUR, from best wheat
FRESH OATMEAL. RYE FLOUR
LIQUORS! LIQUORS..
Old Baker WHISKY; old Cabinet WHISKY.
Mhsky, years old, per bottle. .--.....sl 90
HHs di Brandy, pr bottle.---....-. %
French Brandy, per bottle.......--.-.....-..-. Is
SWEET cATAwBA VINE,
81 per gallon.
Pure SWEET CIDER.
Philadelphia ALE and PORTER
c. s. O'HARE SON,
al6 1918 7;h st. n. W. between N and ".
FLOUR:
RECEIVED DIRECT
from the Mills in
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
VIII sell to families SO cents per barrel less than
usual prices
Prices OF SUGARS and TEAS all marked down.
CATAwBA WINE,
inst received from Pleasant Valley Wine Compapy.
81 gallon. S~A''
8. II. BACON, zos Market Space,
MARI between 7th and sth streets
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WILCOX q GIBBS SEwINe MAoHrNR. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas,
Baum's hoOpskirt and corset factory, Sth street.
lntelligencer Building. lO.2s
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RELIABLE.
Fathers and Mothers
we are adding to our stock a large assortment
OF boys, youths and children's clothing.
The waverly Suits
from to syears of age, from s5 to sls.
The Harvard Suits
from to 10 years of age, from a TO 500.
Sailor Suits, Farragut-
from to 8 years OF age, and other STYLES in end
less variety. Ours are the best made Best
material and newest styles i'm the market.
NOAH WALKER & Co,
4,Z2,S GIL Pa. ave., Metropolitan Hotel
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ANOTHER MANA morning paper, in re-
ferring to the Hume-Wiilsams case, says that
s.Nr a = Williams, whe was accused BY Thos
L. Hume a few DAYS ago, OF very grave
charge has instituted suit against that gentle
man, iaying damages at $1,000" Tbs i an
elroT In Tie name, as Mr.. Thomas l.. Hume Is
the well known groc who has nJthing what
ever 20 20 with the case. The name me mt Is
probably John lame.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &c, Tonight.
Waits Opera HoESs.-Opers bOufe 'Les Cent
yierges."
Teater C0miqze-Songs, br -lesques, dances,
&c.
LiaeoIa HaH-"Three years IN Msn-trap."
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IHR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, paws per Ct
Banking hours, 9 to 4. Saturdays, to 4 and
70 D. Nt3, Lifts
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4,22,s G

IF MAN WANTS BOTTLE OF WHISKY, let
MIN buy 1t and take it home like a man. aud
not sneak home with bottle of "Bitters - or
cordial" and pretend that 1t is medicine. III
ne wants a tonic that is something better than
temporary stimulant, he should get a bottle of
PERUVIAN Syrup, ian Iron Tonfc,) that will
yitalize the blood and give durable strength to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-04-29

IHR COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use-
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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l. o. o. F-The 5ith anniversary OF Odd Fell
lowship in the United States was celebrated
at the han, on 9TH street. last night. There
standing the bad weather. Dr. j. Z. Mason
presided, and the proceedings opened by an in
vocation by Rev. p. Hall Sweet. Addresses
we're delivered by Grand Master y. w. Thomp-
John +. Given, and Grand Representative job n
p Havenner. The Odd Fellows ehdir sang
some Of their best pieces during the evening
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p FAD AND SAVE YOUR MoNEY.

Ladies who have Hair Switches that have faded
from us have them restored to their natural
shade in superior manner. We have very large
assortment Of 81 Curls; very long and handsome
Switches very cheap. Now l. the time to buy at
MADAME ES1RkNiS Hair Factory, els 18th st.
near q street. a2s-tr
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a TLEES wharf foot Of 9th and streets.
TO CONTRACTORS AND MERCHANTS.
Cargoes Of STONE, COAL,
HAY, LUMBER, &C. :,
the shortest notice and lowest rates.
a22-ly G. Y. ArLEE
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T,HE PUBLIC AND THE PRESS endor,e the
u superior garments and fairness Of dealing a.
STRAUSS, the Olothier, 1011 Penn. ave. a1
CHILDllNv HQsPIfAL AID DIsPHNsARY,
- so &vea, NJ: ~. boOe1 "a cd "a as ),
ffse % ehii1Esn undsr & yer q -. Dispsrss7
SIssS, . s;ssly sesoSSsy: ssssls:al fs% %: q
sictanS, Dr.. .. Q. Hsll. fhonas niilsr, O q. LIB
e.nanl, ". p. Johnson, end ofsllou fylsE,
br. 3. 3. busy, Ssdicsi, fessS, Hoedsy. sssT.
Dr.W = Drinksrd, 1ye q lar. MoaJ Web ,ErNy.
LII. paxk, escrse;fyi ysnSs o. kcessdy PrsS.
Ssnleseios: ~ 81 81; - o. Do zee. -
foiAI sEs f la t5fpfoAkf e. :44oIeI!I
ZAB, No. ga PonnVlya1fa oyenuo, boeWO0a
~ - ~ -. he Who'll q H. rsnainin9
0tock, q lne1 eolh hln1inG Col 81 k|ivl
Week. (0vi0 an1 A0er1can 6akogl 0on OSSSSS
2inGD, ot11B, 8loevo Bue1oe9, 1ne8 I'm. &11isS
Dnnt 81 ahAll ~ 0oh q Dsks csSsS@
IN bugtnem. You save IRON & TO r. ~ 80 m -.
lng hero. Good eC1d on tngenlmon1i on - ~.
VII ~ yoa. Hsnsooss, "a RO1s ga RsSn0i
Gn,>;,rr, q Sscss;sST g 2, =; Lssaos o.
Metropolitan Hotel, fisss trov. xA1LOSt
UU-u No. S63 een1ao ave-, WacSin~>n
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
And made to order BY Hempler. near AZ street
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PROPOSALS.
POSALs FOR STATIONERY.
DEPARTMENT OF THE IN

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
WAsHIN6Toy, ID. c., March 81, ISIS.
Proposals for furnishing such articles of Station
cry may be required for this Department and the
bureaus and Offices thereof, during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1874, will be received until IL
o'clock m. THURSDAY, May I, 1873.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
firm making it, and be accompanied by satisfactory
guarantee that the bidder will execute contract,
with good and sufficient bonds if his bid is accepted
for any or all articles. No bid will be considered
All articles stipulated TO be Of the best quail
~. Samples will be required in all cases. Each
sample TO be plainly marked with the name of the
bidder and the price.
Bond, with approved security, will be required of
the party to whom the contract, or any part Of
may be warded.
On failure to furnish any article in a reasonable
time after being ordered the right is reserved of
purchasing IN open market or Of declaring the
tract forfeited; and if greater price than the con-
tract price Is paid for such articles, the difference
will be charged TO the contractor Bids will be
sdered on each item separately. Schedules contain
ing blank form for bidding, together with items and
estimated quantities of articles needed and full
formation in accordance with this advertisement,
will be furnished on application.
Contracts will only be awarded to established
ufacturers Of or dealers i'm the articles.
The Secretary reserves the right to reject any or
all bids that may be offered.
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of
the Interior, and endorsed Proposals for Stat on
cry" COLUMBUS DELANO,
apl 2awlW Secretary,
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OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY sroRp
AAp BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORf
LiIHeSkAPHLNGa ENGRAVING, PRINTING
~ And BlNDIN0 DONE TO ORDER
Inc pubic are invited % call and examine our new
"oSA. BEN. r. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitsn Bank,
.., and next door 10 Jay Cooke O..
rzu Washington. a. n.
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OFFICE POST ANDDRPOT OOMMIsSARY on
~ sUBsiSIENCE,

Corner Of and 18th streets, 5. WD
NAsHINsIoN,D ID. O., April a, 1873.
until m, THURSDAY, May 90, ISIS, Tor ali the
Eresh asd Covssd Be<f asd Maitos required At this
Depot for one year, such less time the Com
missary General Of Subsistence may direct, com.
obtained Of Major j. Mel. Taylor, G. s., U. s. A.
Baltimore, Nd, or the undersigned.
asst g. BELL, O. g., q. 8. Army.
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COLLEGE OF OBSTETRICS
AND GYNECOLOGY.


The Course Of Lectures in this College will gin
TUESDAY,, May !, at the Columbia Hospital, cor
ner OF 18th street and Pennsy lvania avenue, at
O'Clock p. m.
Professor of Obstetrics, +. A. Ashford, MD.
Professor Of Gynacology, j. II. Thompson, NJ d.
pPr3fessor Of Veneral Diseases Of Women, J. W.
Professor Of Diseases of Children, s. c. Busey,
M. p.
Professor Of Microscopical Anatomy and Pathol-
ogy, Il. NJ. Schasffer NJ. ID.
N. d.
The objects Of this College are to enable students
and practitioners of medicine to avail temseI, es of
the facilities afforded by this Hospital and Dispen-
sary 10 obtain practical knowledge of the science
and art OF Midwifery, to study and observe the pa
thology, diagnosis and treatment of diseases Of
women and children, and to secure thorough owl
edge Of Microscopical anatomy and pathology.
Two lectures week will be delivered by each Pro.
fessor during the months Of May, June and Sep
TENDER. ~
The Clinical Lectures by Professor Thompson will
be free throughout the winter students of this
College, as will also those Of Professors Busey and
Ashford. "-
Terms: For an entire course, including graduation
fee. $40; when two courses taken-for the first
$50; for the second, $40. For further particular.
address
r. A. ASHFORD, NJ. D., Dean.
a17-eotmayl 1880 New York avenue.
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RELIABLE.

SPRING OvRRCoATs reduced to ss. former
price sl2, at A. STRAUSS.
10ll Pa ave-, bet. 10th and nth SIS.
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CUSARD LINE.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
RoYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BrTwEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK.
Russia-..... Wed--Apl. B Calabria- Anl IL
.Jaya.-...... Med-Apl. q Parthia...ssf--- Api e
.Sn.as..-~-... W ed-Apl. 80
seotia.---- Wed May AbysSinia Sa, Nav 10
hiseIia. We'd MAJ II Basavia...--sai-Ma MAJ II
engeS
And svery fOlloCing WEDNESDAY and sATUR-
DAY from New York
Il k1rn: o. PAssAsE.-Cabin. eso. elm, and csc
Tickets % Paris, sn, gold, ..ddiiionsi.
heturn tickets on favorable tsrms
6teeraee, 60, currency.
steersge tickets from LIVERPOOL end oueeuuko~u
end AL parts OF Europe, az lowest rates Throueh
bills OF ladine given 20 Belfas1, Glasgow Hsyre.
Antwerp and other points the Continent end Tor
Mediterranean ports. For freight and cabin pSs.
.sse, apply At the Companys o1ioe, No. { BowiinG
srsen; fsr s,serAse passage, ct No. III Brssdvay
poyisN CHAs. G. FRANCKLYH. Agent.
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Showing excess Of actual cot over esti-
mated cost to be iabout l+44 per cent.
lIucr
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OLD, ]
No. ls6 )
7TH Sly
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DooLEY's YEAST POWDER cannot he excelle,l
Ior making light. sweet Rolls, Biscuits Wat
mes, Corn Bread, &c. 1t is always ready and
reliable. q
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Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE,

TSTIL Further NOTICE. TRAINS Will
u leave and arrive At Ogden daily. a. folla-..
Lawfully exp,esS. $40 =. m. m,x.,
GO p m freight, 1912 q. n.
ARKNE.-Dsiiy express, $40 D m: mi.e.l a.
=. m; freight. Clio a. m. -
Daily connections made Of Os.le,, .,s,h a
Utah Central Railroad from gslt Lake Ci,, -
sll points in southern Utah.
At Bryan. with stages for the sxeetuater min.
At Cheyenne. with Denver Pacific HsiI,r.s
for Denver. Cenxsl City, Georgetown ami ~,
points in Colorado and New Mexico. al
At Omaha, with Chicago and Sorthves,s,,
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific: Burling,a.,
and Missouri River; Kansas City 81. Joe ~
Council Bluffs Railroads, and Missouri river In
Of steamers, for all points east and south
Tickets for sale to all points east at 0iFss q,
Wells, Fargo x Co., East Temple stree, ara !,
the offiee OF the Utah Central Railroad IN -,
LAKE City; also at the Union Parihc RailrosJ
ticket office in Ogden. 81 which once ls-r,bs ~
slseping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby r.s
sengers desiring to visit Denver on their -,
East, can avail themselves Of an excursion -.
| from Cheyenne TO Denver. and return al g,,.,i,
reduced rates.
Fer particulars and all information in rag,,,
/ to passage. spply at the ticket Offices
I Passengers should be careful to s..eur. ,b.;
passage tickets to all eastern and sonthe,,,
| points via Omaha, and thus avail theuselvrs 90
a through slecping-car, comfortable aeeornmot.
tions and quick time.
THoS. L. KIMBaIL.
General Ticket Agent
T. z. sICKLEs,
au25i Chief Engineer and superintendent
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THE DOOM OF THE MoDocS.

A Washington dispatch, of the 23d,
received via San Francisco, informs US
land We hasten to give our readers the
benefit of the informationl that the War
Department has promulgated, in general
orders, the findings and sentences in the
case of the Moioc eaptives, Captain Jack,
Schonchin, Black Jim, Boston Charley,
Barncho, alias One-eyed Jim, and So
luck. alias Cox, who were tried by
Military Commission for the murder OF
General Candy and Commissioner
Thomas, and for assault with in
tent to kill all other Peace Commits
sioners. They are found guilty Of the
specifications and charges, and sentenced
to be hung. The proceedings have
been approved by President Grant
and the Secretary of War, Mr.. Belknap,
The general order recites the fact that
the Modocs were at war with the United
States, and that the parties before named
under the chief command Of said Captain
Jack, did, as representatives Of said No
doc band, meet, under flag Of truce and
a suspension OF hostihties, Brigadier-
General Candy, of the United States
Army, commanding the Department Of
the Columbia. and certain Peace Com
missioners on the part Of the said
United States, for the agreed and
professsd purpose Of discussing and
arranging terms upon which hostili-
ties existing bewe=n the United
States and said band should cease; and
did thereupon. in wauton violation Of
said flag Of truce, and treacherously dis
regarding the obligations imposed By said
flag Of truce under the laws Of war, vii
fully, feloniously, and Of malice afore-
thought. kill and murder said Brigadisr
General Candy, President Grant ap-
proved the sentence, and the Secretary
Of War has ordered that the sentence be
duly executed under direction Of the
General commanding the Department OF
the Columbia, at Fort Klamath, Oregon,
on Friday, October ?, 1879.
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been visited by prospecting parties from
here. In the mountains, near this river,
immense leads and deposits of rich cop
per ore were discovered some two years
ago, and since that time many Of these
have been located and sufficient work
done by the owners to make their claims
good. Some two months ago Mr. Could
ing, OF this place, went ont there and be-
gan operations on a mine which he owns,
employing Mexican labor; he erected a
small smelling furnace. and for the short
time he has been at work. has smelted
out eight or ten tons of copper mat,
worth in the Eastern market about $500
per ton. 1t is claimed that tgo tons OF
the ore yields one ton of copper, and
that the quantity of i; in sight, and the
ease with which it can be mined. is re-
markable. On this same stream, about
ten miles above the copper mines, gold
has recently been discovered, both in
quartz and placers, and the discoveries
claim, in quantities that will pay largely.
In order to bring water on the placers, it
is necessary to make ditch several
miles through 4 rough country, which
will involve considerable outlay. II has
however been undertaken by a company,
formed at fort Graham, who have men
now on the ground. =
WILLIAM Dom. a citizen of Newark.
y. J.. recently died from somewhat re-
markable cause. When 4 boy deceased
swallowed beard Of wheat, which by
some means entered his lung and nearly
/ cause his death. He suffered constantly
/ for three years, but at the end OF that
| time c0ughed it up. and Afterwards re-
covered and enjoyed robust health. AT
! the beginning of this year a sudden strain
reopened the old wound. which pre-
vented him swallowing, as food would
pass into his lung, so that he was literally
starved to death. Deceased was 81 years
I Of age.
A DEPUTY SHERIFF of Jasper county,
Iowa, has arrived in San Francisco from
Portland, Oregon, having in charge A. ]
Fleming. who is charged with having
traudulently obtained $1,000 from al
Iowa bank in December last. For tel
months that Deputy had been following
Fleming. and at last found him on {
ranch in Oregon. He was taken to lows
for trial.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-28

4 SOLDIERS CoLoSY" has been organ
lied in Philadelphia, with view of MI
grating to one of the distant Western
Territories, and New York rejoices in a
Cooperative Manufacturers Associa-
ton, which proposes to eolonize tract
of 5000 acres of land in Potter county,
Pennsylvania. The new life of the "Sol-
diers Colony will be that of farmers,
while the other, as its name indicates,
proposes to conduct the manufacturing
business on the cooperative system.
Agriculture on the same plan will be car
ried on. The Philadelphia colony will
place broader gulf between itself and
civilization than those shortly to leave
for neighboring State.