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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-13

D,.ry,cr Corpr-RIs,ss. JupaE.-
In the matter of the estate of George
D,w,ov deceased. order issued to sell
:, ,u,,,,o .oIo
personal ptope''S p' -
kearsarge Mining Company W. nieeu
& Crosby : case dismissed. n. G. Gel
lett vs.. Robert Jones; case tried n
Judgment rendered for plaintiff and 50.
D. McCone vs.. eueeor .".i MAJ S'.tnhas
To"%y Wining Company W.
Caledonia Mining Company; motion to
vacate the order heretofore made, per-
hitting the plaintiff to make 4 survey,
Inspection and diagram OF defendant .
works. was overruled. The ORDER was
then modified so as to embrace oniy
colsdoni, shaft. Order issued for a
venire of fifteen trial jurors, returna-
BILE October 18th. Jurors In attend
ance were excused until 10 o'clock A:
VI. to morrow. Court adjourned to III
A. NJ. tomorrow.
AGNS.-Bob Berry and
- Burke were arrested BY Sheriff Swift
at Carson City yesterday morning, ur-
on a charge of highway, robbery. IL
appears that about IL o'clock the night
| before, they encountered a young goat
herder returning home from his work.
knocked him down and robbed him OF
Sl4. The young man was aoie 70 ,ueh-
ivy '"' pe ~, D.
BLrsrEHf -
was Oh tue f',nt"s, "e"" 49,
raising big clouds Oh duss u m"A.hs
il disagreeable generally lot. peues'
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO THE ooLp HILL DAILY NEWS,
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
A FIendish Act incon Rock 70 be
Removed -Shipwrccks-Gold and
Greenbacks.

SAN Francisco, October 49, z. H.
Some unknown miscreant entered
Stewards stable on Seventh street Sat-
urday evening and poisoned thirty
three horses, some belonging to GUS
TONERS. Nine animals are already
dead and 1t IL believed that others will
die. A chemist Is now making an
analysis to find out what kind of poi
son was used.
j. n. Risdon has a contract for re-
moving Rincon rock in the harbor off
Mission Bay and has commenced
blasting rock.
On April Both, In lat. % deg. south
the ship Elizabeth Kimball, from
Fort Gamble for lquiqui. sprang
aleak, was run ashore on Easter Island
and proved q total loss. A small
schooner was built OH the Island la
which the captain, his wife and the
crew sailed to Tahiti, where they took
passage for this port OH the Mariana.
Tho ship William and Thomas, from
Port Blakely, for Valparaiso. got
water logged, and made Easter Island
March 18th. The vessel and cargo are
4 total loss.
Gold, 1Os1s9lOS2s ;greenbacks, 9lA
492M. :.
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TELEcRAPHIc!
EASTERN DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE eoLD HILL DAILY SEws.]
o o EsrIo INTELLIcE NcE
w 20 Nv w
The Dean OF Canterbury Violates
Church Discipline.

Tho Dean OF Canterbury Violates
Church Discipline.
NEW York, October 13.-The action
Of the Dean of Canterbury. In taking
part In the celebration Of the Lords
Supper. In the Madison Square Pres
byterlan Church on Sunday, October
.. has caused, as expected. much dis
cusslon among the members OF the
Anglican and Protestant Episcopal
Churches, and letters have been writ
ten to the Dean aud Bishop Potter OF
the diocese by the Rev. DR.. Tozer. late
Missionary Bishop to Central Africa.
A tardy publication Is this morning
given to these letters, the existence
and import Of which has been known
for some days. In a letter to Blshop
Potter, DR.. Tozer says 1t IS by no
means improbable that restless and
unstable persons In England will seize
upon this act, Of what l must presume
to be open hostility to the discipline OF
the church, as an excuse and apology
for attending from time to time at
tractlve services OF the Church OF
Rome. but the result Of this expert
ment here In America, may be
even still moro disastrous, for
so far rs DIR. Smiths influence
extends 1t will suggest the idea that
the promise held out by the Episcopal
church in this land Of becoming a ha-
ven of rest to men who are tossed to
and fro BY a multiplicity OF contend
ing creeds and systems, Is nothing
else than a mistake and delusion.
Death OF n weII.known Actress.
NEW York, Oct. 13.-Mrs. Charles
Backus, formerly Kate Newton, a
well.known actress, died here yester-
day. The funeral will take place next
Wednesday.
A Rough Response.
The Committee to wait o n Mayor
lIaycmeyer to see what could be done
about modifying the contract system
80 as to give the $4,000 persons who
were last year depending upon the
Commissioners Of Charities some
e OF earning their own bread, re-
ported that the Mayor would do no.
thing, and that he said that he did not
care If one million of people were
without the chance Of earning their
livelihood this winter.
Washed Overheard.
The steamship George Clyde, at Key
West, October Sth, from Galveston for
New York, reports that during the
severe hurricane of the 9th Captain
Cole, the second officer. tho chief en-
glneer and one seaman were washed
overheard and drowned.
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az n CABLES.
Heavy Expectation of Specie from
England to New York.

Heavy Expectation OF Specie from
England to New York.
LONDON, October 13.-Thc bullion
withdrawn from the Bank Of England
to-day amounts to 100000 pounds, all
for America. Over half a million dol
lars In specie were shipped to New
York last Saturday.
Claimant No. = Disappears.
The man who arrived here a few
days ago, claiming to be Arthur Orion,
has disappeared.
Failures at Berlin, Prussia,
A Berlin dispatch announces sew
eral failures there.
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mHHRx IS NO USE OF GOING -ss
thing You need in the Boot and Shoe
"I Hc keeps constantly on hand a full supply o.
pncLinghsm Boots and Shoes. and also attends
to Custom Work. including Manufacturing 10
order and Repairing. Try him. OCH
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T TUNNEL.

TunnelinS Operations Going Ahead
Rapidly-IIeatcr and Drift from
shaft No. 1 Soon to be Connected
-workmen IN Different Drifts
can Hear One Auother's Blows-
synopsis of Engineering Re-
auircd at the Tunnel.
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aEFrLEnEs,s CLOTHING, ETC.

Are DOING!
BANNER
Arc selling tho Finest and Most
Elegant stock OF FALL
and WINTER
10 OF HIN G !!
Ever brought to the Pacific Coast.
BANNER
Are offering for salc
MUCH FINER
MUCH LOWER PRICES /!
Than tho public have been accustomed to.
BANNER
Arc Astonishing All by the Va.
riety and Beauty OF
Their
CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
UNDERWEAR,
HATS, CAPS,
ROOTS, SHOES.
BLANKETs,
TRUNKS. Etc.
BANNER
Are surprising everybody by their
EXTREMELY LUW fhlGhb
GENERAL LIBERAL DEALINGS!
BANNER
ARE STRIKING
HARD AND HEAVY BLOWS
Clothing Combinations :!
And arc thus keeping down prices!
BANNER
Arc bencnting the purse of everybody
who call on them, at the
Corner c and Taylor SITS,
vIRoIs !, NEW.
GRAND OPENING DAY
LAT The.
Popular Clothing House
REINSTEIN g. CO.,
MAIN STREET, GOLD HILL,
ON WHICH OCCASION WILL BE SHOWN
w AND
MOST STYLISH
Garments Ever Imported.
We call special attention to our very attrae-
tive stock OF
Mems and Boys Clothing,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
and Rubber Goods,
or the Best San Francisco Manufacture.
Call early before tho assortment is gone at
OF I'm REINsTEIN & CO..
GRAND REOPENlNG !
JOE BARNERT
ONCE MORE IN The FIELD
TOE BARNERT INFORMS HIS FRIENDS
and customers and the public generally that
no 10 now opening an entire new n we'll
selected fnll and Winter stock OF
CUsTOM.MADE CLOTHING and
GENTS, FURNISHING GOODS,
soLE.LEATHER TRUNKS,
vALISEs, HATS, CAPS,
BLANKETS, ETC.
Every article sold in my line Is the best In
the market, suitable for the mos fhstid.
iouS, and At
PRICES TO SUIT THE MEANS OF ALL !
JOSEPH BARNERT,
cLoTHIER, c STREET,
VIRGINIA., NBy.' .
Next Door TO Bank Of CALIFORNIA;.
SEES II
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOR EvERYBoDYI
....Ar....
~. A. W~INTERBAUER'S,
OPP. the Eclipse stables,
Walk GOLD HILL,
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q T | { I.

hlcxandrn, Va March 6, 1873.
II accUrluncn with the authority vested in
me n President by the resolutions adopted on
the part Of the .tockho!icr; OF the Orange, AL
cx.i,l in an; Ma 13,s.,S and the Lynchhurg and
uun,iic Iaiirpa Companies accepting the act
o. Sscrl!i: 10 .cga!izr the consolidation OF the
two ,np~iic- unGcc the name and style Of the
Iir.iili,. ana y ortn Carroll: Railroad Company,
ard 10 ra;li,y the contract entered into between
said companies TOR Tie purpose; and in further
pursuance oi rsniulivrS adopted by the Board
ul Directors ot each ot the above named COM
pane, t. tia, eli q. hereby request the stock
h"'d"r- Of the Ly.chburs and Danvlle and OF
the Gr.!.gn AcAundrim and Mana sms Railroad
Goa panics, wn" have become stockholders OF
the Virgins, and NorLi C,rolint Railroad Com
ir.ry, - above re;tcd 10 sss' mole in the city
OF l.yncl.hurg. NJ - o'clock m, on the sth pa
Of ..fitl!I next u "rg"IlZ" sud consolidated
coi1pniIy, ni.d t, adopt such other measures rs
may be necessary an! proper in the premises.
JOHN ). BARBOUR,
President O y. & VI. and b. " y. K. H. Cos
NH i--cutd
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VTDI: 81 LIE.

FoS Sale
THREE AND ONE HALF ACRES OF
LAND -; Poor. House Lane, opposite John
>ia.er :. For price and terms y; to
SAM H. MILLER
NH lit: :S south Washington street.
C:TORLHQUHE, on King STREET, FOR
y RENT
The larg" sore house No. l3 King street now
.,ccui,"d 6y Bcc%ham, Eci:pianc " Co., Will DC
!ur rc;t after ahr 2.t1 of February. Ih's is
thought 10 b. "n" "t III" hr<. stands IN inc Guy
for y grocery or commission business. Apply TO
fh ROBERT L. WOOD.
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To proyide means for this magnificent Con-
cert, One Hundred Thousand Tickets
only will be issued, u large portion Of which
nre already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets Sl0 halves S5, and quarters
$3.50. Eleven whole tickets for 500. No dis
count on less than 500 orders. Nothing could
be more appro pirate for presents than tickets 10
this BANQUET OF WEALTH or more Likely
to produce grandcr satisfactory results. The
object of this THIRD GIFT CONCERT is the
enlargement and endowment OF the PUBLIC
LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY, which, by the
special act authorizing the Concert for It's bene-
lit, is to be forever free to all citizens oi every
State. This Concert will be conducted Ike the
first and second heretofore given, and full par
ticulars of the mode of drawing the gifts and
having them and everything necessary t. q
thorough understanding Of the scheme, from
beginning to end, are now published III the form
of y circular which will be furnished free OF
cost to any who apply. The entire management!
of This Undertaking has been comrnlttcd BY The
trustees 70 Hon. THOS. +. BRAN LETTE, lac
Governor of Kentucky, to whom all cofnrnunl-
cations pertaining to the Gift Concert should ne
addressed X. T. DUkRETT, pres't.
w. n. HALDEMAN, Vice prest.
JOHN S CAIN, Sec: Pub: Lip, Of ky
FARMERS & DROVERS' BANk, Treasurer.
As the time for the Concert is close NJ hand,
fAnril Sthl parties wanting tickets should send
in their orders Immediately if they would nvoii
the rush and delay absolutely unavoidable IN
the few days preceding the Drawing. All or,
drrs and applications for agencies, circulars ana
infnrmation will meet with prompt sttcI.t"n
THOS. L. BRAMLETTE Louisville, hy..
Agent Public Library, Ky.
Louisville, Ky, Jan l5-eolw&2nwlwtA
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VIRGINIA: At rules he'd in the Clerk !.
Y Office of the Corporation Cour, of the c!ty
Of Alexandria, on the ID day Of March W y -
defendant In chancery. Tn" oplcct oi tnla sult
i, to obtain divorce mensa st th"r".
The defendant rot having entered her appear
srrc and given security according 10 the hct pi
Assembly, and the rs,cs Of this Court, and 1t APP
peariug by affidavit that she ! not a re@idcnt -
here within one month after due publication o.
thi. order and 90 what is ssry t. protect he:
interest in this suit; and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alcxa"dri. Ga.
ze,te, newspaper published in the city Of AL
cyandria, once Il week Tor tour successive "echs,
md nostcd 1t tho front door Of the Court House
Of this city. 4 copy-tcst:
MORTON MaRYE, Clerk
Law B. Taylor, p r. mn T-w4"
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CDJfSST .NHT(CES.
IS HER ERY CIV En-.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
~ That application will be made to the Or
ange, Alexandria and Manassas Rallr"ad Som, ,,
pany for renewal of following Di iVlDhN y
SCRIP of said Company, which has been lost or
mslaId, viz: ,c
No. SIS for $500, dated May ], ls33.
!" 5G6 " $3.50 April9 lSJS.
nh 9Dw2m JOHN WILLIS.
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FDS. S.3LE ssEs EsE.rT.

BRICK DWELLING FOR RENT-The
.l%; Brick Dwelling M IL south Washington
street, near the corner oi Duke. Possession glv-
On l.t Of Arril. Ar,!y to GREEN " WISE,
Il ntl h.tatc Agents. NH i?-eotl
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Es.{jL geE,rD .HEET5.NGS.

St?ASHlNGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD
w COMPANY.
Ey !c,ucs. d: Stockholders holding mere than
onc-tcn!h Of Tie capl"l stock OF the CpmpAny, |
hereby give notice that GENERAL MEET
ING ol the Stockholders of TIE Washington and
Chic Railroad Cumpiily will be held at The
CoInrnn.'s oii,,,, in the city cf Alexandria, on
WEDNESDAY, April lG:h, 1873, ut II o clock
Il II. LEWIS MCKENZIE,
NH ;t-onwtd President.
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YOUNG u EN-.

Especially, who have become the victims oi
solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which snnualIy sweep to an unt'mciy
grave thousands of young men of the most "X-
s.itcd talents and brilliant intel lcct, who might
otherwise have en;rurced listening Senatcs with
Tie thundcrS Of c!"quence. or %'koa !" o- cas"-
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Weakness of the Back or Limbs, Structures,
Affection =! the Kidneys or Bladder, inyoun-
tary Discharges, 1mpotcncy, General Debility
Nervousness Dyspepsia, Languor Low Spirits,
Confusion of Ideas, Pslpitation. Of the lieHrI'
T.mdi,y, Trembling, Dimnoss Of Sight, or Gid
iincss Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skin, Affections of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach
or Bowcls--thosc terrible Disorders arising
from Solitary Habits Of Yo,!th-s"cre: and SOL
itarv practices more fatal to their victims than
the Songs OF tie Sy-c,: to the Mariners OF u'ES-
scs. b'igh:ine their most brilliant hopes or an
tic;patioils, sc.
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons or Young Men contcmpat-
ing marriage aware of Physical WcakncSS
Loss Of Progressive Power-lmpotency,( Ner-
vous Excitabiity, Paipitaton, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other Dis4ual''
ticA;ion, speedily relieved.
lie who places himself under tho care of DR. ).
may rcigious!y confde in his honor as gentle
man. and confidently rely upon his skill! as
physician.
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.TEUEC.7Ls
BALTIC. LOCK HOSPITAL
.TEUEC.1Ls
DIR. JOE NST9N.

phvs;cisn Of this celebrated institution, mas dis:
covered the mos: Certain, Speedy, l!essant Ana
EIIrc:ual Remedy in the world for all
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GREAT UNFAILiNG SPECIFY
for Liver Complaint and lis renful ot<nrine,
Dyspepsia, Constitution, .Jnurdicc, Bilious At
tacxs, Sick Headache, Collie, Depression o'
Spirits, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Chils and
Fever, Sc, &c
After wears of careful experiments, to mo"t II
great and urgent demand, We now produce from
our crigin..l Genuine Powders
THE PREPARED,
q LIQUID form Of SIN MONS LIVER kEGU-
LhTOE, containing all lis wonderful and v:,iu-
able properties. and offer il in
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
The Powders (pricc as bciorc) ....Sl.e per pEgc
HE5~ CAUTION ny
Buy no Powders or Prepared Simmons Liv-
or ktr,tlator unless IN or engraved wrapper
with Iraie mark. Stamp and signature ui-
broken. None other is genuine.
j. Il ZEiLIN tS CO.
MACON, Ga, AND rHihADEaFliiA, Pa
Sold tv ali Druggists.
For sal" i? Z. 5. L"adh"*tcr & Fro. "i'&A1y
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;,|[fi'f 4 VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
d, .:":."ia sa,.sa. aris's ssoui.l.


... wilt - CHARGED.
sa z:4::r ia .a;.ss. s.ri.'~ s,ooiel.
.9. ar"ra!, the first Spring day We
,.., lie Nemn,iai Chapel and passed
i. .,a.a,, p.tc;siar,y associated with
...r. ,:'iea L.c. The g,,ard-a stu
'airG;sity y-walkcd with US through
... H.":4,ent-.
... i ui..,,ia lab il the centre Of the
-. ,... ~. III. ara wrJ1ths OF flowers, crosses
..a.t. Il. |, IN y"rt.:.cS IL !; circle ct autumn
..s iac mur.l l. Inserted in the foor and
.tA rUt.
:. a.> rson A in,r ,ca,is into tn, Office
.u,. 49,. b.! III. !S"cFeay II The Faculty
: NV .,.rc and empty. From this apart
....'. es.,!al,s itooa,, rs it is called. 1t
;.a knows that is tu?n;u*c has ucvcr been
,...-.. /. remains Il, ly:t by e u Lee.
.h. y,r i able in the ccnlre Of the :o2m is
..,.,. =, with his pepers-a!l orderly AZ
,,...l iuscrap> of hlaDk paper Were kept
....~.. ,nar n.nnner. \ professor took ::
..... r. Il, n .',serandum. when the Genera!
...a ...;,, II .l.a nicri trou another lot. lie
4.+ ...t. j liz. .:r>t >acc; Tor another pur
! H. w.i.n. VS. done at this table.
Il. n.,a y. a.a: ci.ir VIII leather seat and on
....- H., uro,r r~;i.iy. rare J iutcrllnlng
n..ra.rr. w,d- I;.4c w,r2 80 such things
.~.o.4, l,.:g:.>. r.. ;..i> r. Al o~cr whatever
,.r .i., i. l.,:..
Wa.n ~ ;,a.in-< wee cu,i>;ed Tie pen
n.v.rl#a.d j yu - tie lat period. Ills
~..lu.., u r:,uc; "ii.v,,~s to the a;ui@niS
caI iap.r.''t r,rt-po@d'ncc We're hni>h1i
&.si. tu.. TX vi to- ,i' III m"S tie never
csr;t,c&, aa,, ,.-rs, :,e ct.ca Secretary spar
j.-t.
!;.~i,ys.;. .aa y, lag t;'t one, OF
s'tIag, .oJa L W. ".n.>! ;S b'o:d as It
,' ,.aar. ow,c. tn ;,ictvrG The first pen IF
TIL: kin; )t.rj y ti,n va, acc !en!aly lnl!rc:
-. ,v.tce, II I..1 ti..rs; 0: Ien. Lee, carried
...o i ..,@rrt ",jlr IN Il \ rth"rn trip and
.44 i =. .'t.igad M aGo.h1r made trval the orl
.;a. IL.
t4.i. ,.:.a,, still 9,l lie rnuri table. The
,...;-.. l.. a;1.o>l,i,f!c ,r.,,uro arp'i. d
g.,~..,.v. The ir.:r,.cI;n,.S nn il directed tn,
IL. - l.. ~. : 1 w.ell ~: in u.n. lie never
",..t 4, .I:gn u .cr, ~ and let rhrirk down
...sH. >ssgl ! / r !.arnr the onicc Ouo ii
...r..af;c, ..o... i, ry.uiari!y ia this par
.a..r
r.gu.: iu"g. in tic rocn!; but he
I..l vi. X, vi, 10 ret himself frr a moment
u4r. .r. Il .,r W., a rair of sinners or
las ..v..:a.ar- il, his room. 1t is needless to
.yrt. s...,,,r noes were there; he wasn't
.r.m!.. oi..a,, Bar once was he known to
...i;a the >,ral'g.t ny nrie.y Of his positi y,
t.rn.adrI.s r.rtj,c # "FucuItv Mcetlnr," IN
...,,, as.,;4..r ~, prs,;drnt tozcd for a few
a...r...t. H,.,,,... r.,,.J orrnt hnt b;s rvrs
..t..,. ..,.l..i r,,,'a h,>.r ..,.I nnn,arrm ii;s
..H...s.. -; n",..,l,. ,,,.,l., L., ,hn Lu.;nn.s
l9...,t.., ,ll Ir;,,.,rn ord i and hon started
u.i.fin n, Y,ris ~. Chairman had heard.
This ;,-r,m,,, ni N,,r.,hnus w,s nnt ,liud 4 tc
--i,r,,,i1p (;n,,uc
--ur.---
Gnr~r,r Is -1i,E SPRING TRADE. The New
,lt.. +. hl.i;,nu has the tuilgwinr mrlangc
.......rr.i.t-, ,I,,, o,.,,..r trade:
Wink, 'I,,.,.,, ,I...,r. ~ n;.,nt;,,, Th;
,,.. ,,..,rn .i,,.v ,r.irn in r,is nort. are
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E.sS.E;&.. 7iFSsE:s.. .ElEI:DRES'S.
<.ES'TS.. EsOa.S AND
YOUTHS WEAR.

comprising all varieties and styles, from the
hcavy Brogan t. the most delicate Slipper,
made to orGcr and of the best matorial.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find it to
their advantage to examine my stock, from
which equally good seIcction, can be made, at
prices that will compare f:lvorably with those of
the Northern cities.
In the kETAIL DEPARTMENT l have all
the l#t 81 styles .! LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S
and CiIlLDREN'S BOOTS, SHOES, GAIT
EltS and SLIPPERS furnished in the most ell
egart manner, ard warranted durable.
satisfaction in al cases guaranteed. NH Is
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i;fJ'tY3n.,' .1'S 7gaa!s.

OSCAR 7. BAGGETT, stalls Nos. ) and >
New Market, dealer in fresh and c"rned beet,
smoked tongues, &C., viii, on nnd after S"tur,
day, March lst ISL, have for saic al! kinds OF
the most choice butchers meats. feb 2S-lm
lTl&E CIGAE>-JusL received another large
i invoice o. very superior Cigars, and we re-
spccttlliy solicit IN lisp. elton oi or stock by
aIl .o:crs ot III" weed. Included in the abovcis is
i've thousand Of our very popular ivc-ccnt Cl-
cars, pronounced hy many fully equal to any
tcn-cc..t Cigar in the market Also some gcnu-
snr.m.1nt o, very cnoirc DOMESTIC CIGARS
n1 Zoe each, or ) Tor 25c. We purchase our stock
of C;car. il largr quantities, tnus allowing them
;imo to become gradually seasoned on our
shelves fore offering them for sale. when, MS
all smokers Know, ADDS greatly to their richness
of flavor Cal "nd examine them at 40 Mtg St.
nh 70 J:IN L - w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29

E'Horuo3;A- wc!i-au,h; niitatel ease
!, ,@ooi!a exists III Washington in the person.
III. Richard Stables, who resides near the
,..| >."4. Ii has teen in 4 very excited con-
- 2~a"ir ali he tine for the past three
"ni Yesterday. dning one Of his lucid in
~, ,'I> he stated thar he knew that he was
-. - fi''s t.vm hydrophobia, caused by bite
49,, : tnc t,lrrc months since, while in enc
~ 81. els ~ Cincinnati. His family have
,Sn ff4n red TO get lcg irons and hanlscuffs to
'">S - HIM, to keep him secure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29

DISEASES OF INPRUDENCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29

TXTHA rLCE iCS.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29
DH. JOHNSTON.

Member of the Royal College of Surgery Of
London, Graduate Of one q tee most cmlhcnl
Colleges in the United States, and the gr"at"r
part OF whose life has been spent IN the n"sp'-
;..ls of London, Paris, hiinIrlphia and c.sc-
where ha. effected some OF the most astonishing
currs that we're ever known; many troubled with
ringing in The head and ears wncn asleep, grG't
rrrvolisr:cs<, being alarrned u. sudden sounds,
bnsh!l!ness, with frequent bushing ntL:aded
sornc.lmcS with dcrans cement ot r"!nd, w're
nuroa i;nfnrti; i;l:oiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29

The mtte:.:on o: the trade and consumers IS
directed u n new ard very superior qualify ol
PICNIC CRACKERS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-29
LIST OF GIFTS.

To provide means for this magnificent Con-
cert, one Hundred Thousand Tickets
only will be issued u large portion Of which
nre already sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-26

A REAI. jolly, old-fashioned cow
hiding Ia the sensation Of the day at
Macedonia. New Nork. Willis Wen-
cott. a young dentist. after making
warmest love toa pretty dressmaker
for three years. and even going so far
as to assist In the selection Of her bri-
dial outfit for Christmas. went right OIL,
slap. and married another woman ont
In Wisconsin. With supreme noncha.
lence he returned to Macedonia and
opened his tooth shop again. aud there
he was at once interviewed by his de-
serted dressinaker and heavy curtain
rod. lie escaped the puInineling by
inglorious flight. but few days after
ward she struck his trail on the street
and chased him into closet in y drug
store. The bys,anders calamity burst
the door in. and then the wrathful
dam,el produced cruel raw.hide and
beat him about the head and face till
she dropped from exhaustion. He
bore It like martyr, rarely shielding
his face with his arms. 1t was fun for
the crowd. a lady-like pastime for the
girl, and full of glory for the dentist.
Springfield Republican.