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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-21
Dancing Academy
,.,uE V>DEnsIGNED WILL.

,.,HE UNDEHS,GNED WILL.
commence to teach af tie new 81 ~
STYLES If pancirs at ;heir Hall. COR SS,T3
Ef.TT bICGh over IiasCG Chamber -
ms store. {, nIunCiHg with Il Grand u
-rit.c, IN Saturday evening. Etc.i uteT :" 1913.
at 3 ocIcck. sharp. when e1asse- viii tc + TIn6 q!
I.t-A q. ;itl, Hen's Ciess for Monday an!
Tlurs,l.y sVel.iII-F a Ladies and Cent? TLcH 5
el2ss Wetlnt s,iay evening: Juvenile Class sAtTr-
;iay afi,rno,n: = ice ,y.:y Saturday evening.
Admission 10 soirga. ste. The Dancing less iis
also iucIu?e Bos;.n lip. Royal Hor-eFusrd.
CsI,t-. ,iars Waltz T liza. ard MaEourka Quad
riIi,s IL II whiah srt JON IN cur post siC II,
be sides manv changes Wiki have taken Place
II known dances.
r.,:Tiz. d under TIRE supervision OF Professor
MSrZhach. which viii furnish the hcst and Row
It muse on all occasions. Furnished Hall to
let c,!y the best Of I.ui ic furnished, to clubs
Jr BURNS.
nrcHtf FILM II. MTTZEaCH.
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THE IMPERIAL
FE1I1
Insurance Co. of London
Sound BUSINESS Consideration
why the Inrrerial should
be preferred

70 ANYIfnEn FOREIGN COMPANY;
T:-s.-It was established IN lSO:, AID Is the
Oldest EIKE INSURANCE Company REPRESENTED
in the United States
Sacond-It has subscribed capital Of 5000.
Gao OF which S3,5U eco is PAID CP IN Gold
with further accommodated assets OF s2,ei6. Oils
making it q. once the Strongest and Richest
Fire insurance Company ths Mcrld
Thini-Ta1s CoNPASY DOES Fire Business
Eaelo.iveIy, end hone Of its assets are liable
a. be diverted for LIFE CT MARINE losses, as lie
tie c.se with AL other English Companies rep
ee.ented ca this coast.
Tnarth--Ilis Ccrpsny's Losses ct CHICAGO
yz-.-o less thsa oSE gUSDak ID TaOUsANp DoLIAks
AL h.ve bscn psid IN Full. DOLLAR Fok DOL AZ
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aDAZEToN -.

gS THE. D.s,-!SIjY .oTEE OF 'li..
{ second Juj.oial District &C the State q ~
NADIA. IL Va Tor til County vi I'm -. y e.
EICLtAEDS. pisiItG, AALI A. RICHARDS,
{ : rl.alit action brought IL the hi-;TIrt tst-t
81 tIe - gJua : aS.,..l bIS,rsCt II titc State ~
Hev1Ga. in and Tor tine County Of rInisby. ana
the Complaint Med il said county @. oTL'shy.
u the Ct.s.c If the CHI Il said Is;14ct iJIrt
TIE STAT, Ct Nevada sIrts arcetins 10 siAhI
4 hICEABIS. d,fyHdsHt.
You are hsrs by 1t.uiI-d 20 appear IL an a5tiCn
brought s,rsi,.si yur! 10y the above named Plain
District of tie safe If Nevada, IN and tor toe
County OF Cr.usby, Sad to answer the complaint
fIl.a therein IA copy Of which accompanies this
SuuirlonSl within zen days ie1ciuslYS q TIE cay
u ssTvicti after The service CT yoI 81 { sum
rnCrs--ii served within this county: UEIi served
gu: Of this county, but in this District. within
twenty days, othtrwise within forty days-cr
,udrinent by default Will be taken ceainst you
The said action is brought to obtain decree
Of said Court forever di 5solylnG and setting
aside the tcE6S Of matrnony heretofore and
COW existing between said plaintiff ard defend
Ea:, urcn the ground OF adultery CoIahIittCu L!
you at divers and suniry times. since the
day OF June 1873. ct Roaring Springs, Greece
county, State of MissCuI; all OF which more
fully appears 10y said complaint, to which you
sre here referred.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint az aoose
required, the said plaintiff will apply 10 TIE
Court for the r. lief therein prayed.
Given under riy hand, and the seal
HH8SE Of the District Court OF the second
~ Judicial District of the State OF Ne
ysda. in ard for the County OF Ormshy, this
2cth day OF November. in the year CT cur Lord,
one thousand eight hundred ard seventy-tise
Il j. EDWARDS, Clerk.
TN. ". DaE:E,. Plaintiffs Attorney.
now
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
From Europe To-day.

THE ACCIDENT TO THE GREAT WESTERN.
LONDON, March 2s.-The st amship Greas
Western, which was ashore at Blacknore, COS
of and returned To Bristol. The extent OF her
injuries, il any, has not been ascertained.
AN INSANE AMERICAN
appeared at the lodge-gate of Windsor Castle
yesterday and demanded TO see the Queen, al
leging that her Majesty was his mother. He
was arrested by the guard, and, upon being
threatened with incarceration i'm a madhouse
promised to return to the United States
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This AfternoOn's Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTs.
New York Notes,


AN UNSUCCESSFUL LABOR CONFERENCE
NEW YORK, March S.-At a conference of
masters and journeymen carpenters last even
ing the latter refused 10 accede TO the PROPOSE
ton OF the former 10 work by the hour.
THE RAILROAD POSTAL CAR COMBINATION
BROKEN.
Mr.. Bangs. OF the Post ofiice department
states that he has been assured by one OF the
pcs'a cars, and a. this will break the railway
combination, their attempt TO force the govern
ment into laying their charges will dOubtless
AN INTERVIEW WITH oAKEs ANEs.
AT an interview yesterday Cakes Ames said
he intended TO keep the credit mobIlier bonds,
is decided who they belong to. Ames also states
that the books of the company will not be given
to the United States Attorney General, but he
will be allowed access to them. The company
is ready to meet the suit OF the government
against il.
RESISTANCE TO THE STRIKE
The Brooklyn employing plasterers have
voted TO resist the threatened strike.
THE ARREST OF THE WOMAN
in Brooklyn, supposed TO be connected with the
Goodrich murder, causes some excitement there
The coroner's inquest begins this afternoon.
THE BILL REGULATING TIE RATRoF INTEREST,
known as the usury bill, was killed in the state
legislature to-day.
TN. ERIE IsvEsrIcArINe COMMITTEE
met in this city. Director Archer was exam
ined. He didn't know or any money being used
TO influence the legislature, but stated that
Ne went TO Albany in March, lss2, TO look
after the interests OF the Erie road. which
were threatened by the pro rdtd bill. the
effect of which, ii it had passed, would
have been to drive all trade from the road
and all trade from New York city to BOs-
ton. He conversed with Assemblyman Whit
beck about the bill; then had general freight
agent go TO Albany and left him there, but
knew OF no money being used there.
70 be Hanged I'm Kentucky To-Day.
SMALL PoX STORY OF THE CONDEMNED MAN.
LOUISVILLE, March 2s.-Thomas Smith, the
murderer Of Thomas Braden i'm May, 1871 who
l. TO be hanged here to-day, held interviews in
the jail yesterday with reporters of papers here.
Some time ago Smith rubbed croton oil on his
face and person, producing blisters which re-
sembled small pox eruptions and complained OF
pains in his back and head. The Jail physician.
DIR. Pope, and another physician, announced II
acdse OF small pox, and Smith was removed 10
the eruptiye hospital. from which he escaped a
few hours after his arrival and was recaptured.
Yesterday Smith wrote a statement, which APP
pears in the city papers this morning. that he
paid DIR. Pope s12 for furnishing the croton oil
and sending him 10 the pest house. He said
that he knew that he had TO die to-day and
would not die with lie on his lips; that his
state ment was true and he would reassert il on
the scafold to-day. II is said Pope has All
dayits OF other prisoners stating that Smith told
the IN a different story.
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DEATH OF the COUNTESS GUICCroLr.-A
single line in the foreign dispatches in yestef-
days STAR, dated Rome, March q. conveyed
intelligence OF the close of a noted life n al OF
the Countess GuicciOi, whose relations TO Lord
Byron more than fifty years ago, when he lived
IN Italy, were of an intimate character. when
her father and brother, the Counts Gambia.
were expelled from RaVenna for political rsa-
sons, Lord Byron took the whole family unitr
his protection and removed % Pisa, WHITTIER IN n
countess followed him. When Mrs. StDwe's
scandal was Published in 1St9, i'm regard 90 tho
cause OF Byron's separation from his vie, tho
Countess GuicciolI came out with a work IN re-
lufafign-
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METHoDIsM Va. SPIRII UALIsM.-The ycner-
able John Gage, OF Eineland, New Jersey, a
sfrltuallst, took his daily exercise Of chOK ping
Mood on Sunday morning as well as any other.
which so shocked Rev. y. y. Chubbuck, ven-
cradle Of the Methodist persuasion, that tho
later, IN yirtuous indignation. had the Ioary-
headed sinner arrested ON Sunday for breaking
the sabbath. All Methodsm and Spiritus.liss1
in NIneland are now by the cars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

A NoMsN'S Arm PULLED OFFi-Mr. william
h. Ninans, custom-hOuse officer, while rrdinc
ma broadway stage last evening, sat ties ide 4
Heii-crtssed lady, who requested him 20 hand
her fare 10 the driver. lie complied and re-
sumed his seat. suddenly he felt hand in his
pocket, He seized it, II was his lady com
panion's. She pushed open the door and at
tempted TO escape. lie caught her arm ant
pulled II OF. He has the arm at the Barge
Office. The owner can have IL by proving prop
erfy- It's unnecessary TO add, n was tie OIL
PaIsiaD trick Of travelling in stages with false
hands in the lap.-N. Y. Son. 2stk.
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The OCEAN MYsTERY.-The New Yorl, Tri-
bune states that Mr.. Winchester. the owner OF
the hrigantine Mary Celeste. found abandoned
at sea in December last. saw that upon learning
OF the abandonment OF the vessel he went 30
Gibraltar and examined the vessel thOrou ghly.
and stated that there were no signs of bloaI
either on the sails OF the sword a mentioned lu
the circular. The stains on the SAILS were from
service, and those ON the sword from rust. Tho
alleged impairment of the bows arose from tl,
action OF the atmosphere and the water uU IA
the hard Pine planking. Mr.. Winchester =
tributes the disappearance OF Capt Briggs. his
Vile, child and crew to the GROUNDING II tbs
vessel, when, fearing 10 be lost, he aban, oncI
her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

CANADIAN EMIGRATION AGENTS IMPRrs
oNED IN GEEMANY-If the statements of the
toronto Globe are correct, Germany has adopt
emigration agents sent out by Canada. Thess
agents, Two men named Wagner and Dyke on
their arrival in Germany, published the induce
ments they were authorized to offer by the rules
OF the Canadian government-free grants cot
land. wagner was soon summarily expelled
nom Alsace, and Dyke was brought before the
mayor of the city of Stolp, charged with falls
pretences, and imprisoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

AuGusTUs ScHKLL's MARRIAsR.-Tha Hon
Augustus Scheil, president OF the Mani sttaa
Club, was married on Tuesday 20 Miss Anna
NJ. ros, daughter of the late Mr.. George :. Fox.
at the residence of the brides mother in West
chester county. according 20 the ceremonies o /,
the Society OF Friends. The record was real
by the Hon. Horace +. Clark. Commodore
Vanderbilt and wife were the first 20 congrafu-
late MIR. Schell and his bride. Then followed
Judges OF the court of appeals and OF other
". y. Sun. 2.H.
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KILLED BY A BLOW OF THE FIsT.-An OLE
man named VIM. Rust, sixty years of age, was
Ohio. Tuesday morning, by his next door neigh
Dor, VIM. kickard, who used only his fist The
provOcation was insults to Richard and wife
intoxicated. The coroner's iury returned
verdict in accordance with the facts. Rickar,
has not been arrested, but will probably give
himself up to the authorities. The sentimen NJ
of the community is strongly in sympathy with
him. ~
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1HE ANNEXATION FEVER IN JEEsEY.-Th,
house committee on corporation of the New
Jersey legislature reported an important bill
yesterday afternoon to give to the Staten Island
company the right to connect with New JERSEY
10y means OF bridge. This Is said to be a step
Plpg-stOne to the annexation of the island t.
New Jersey. 1t would give to New Jersey about
HOboken to Jersey City was passed. The act
does not go into effect until a majority of the
peeple shall decide in its favor
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Another Railroad souabbie.

WILMINGTON, y. G., March 2y.-On the COM
plant OF l.. ID. Childs and other creditors, Hon
q. W. Logan, judge of the Supreme Court OF
the ninth judicial districtof the state, has issued
an order restraining and eDioining the commits
sioners from selling the Wilmington, Charlotte
and Rutherford railroad, now advertised to be
sold April 10th under decree OF the Superior
Court VI New Hanover county,
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HANGING NOT PLAYED OFT IN GEORGIA.
webster county, Ga, has been growing hemp
lately, and viii yindlcate the awful majesty OF
The law during the next and early part OF tbs,
iollo"ing month OF May as fo.lows:-E. n.
Spann, the wife murderer, ami Mrs. Eberhart,
hls alleged accompiice and paramour, am Lee
smith, negro murderer. Spsnn will he hung
on the 18th Of April, Lee ON the 18th and Mr..
EberhaIt en- the "a of Nav
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BAPTISM BEPoR. HANGIyG.-Tom smith

BAPTISM BEFORE HANGING.-Tom Smith, n
negro, who IL TO be hanged in Louisville, Nv.
to-day for murder, was on Wednesday baptized
into the Methodist church, and received the
sacrament. The ceremony was conducted by
one white and one colored minister of his own
choosing. Smith was much affected weepiny
topiously. After the ceremony he said: 81 Shall
die for this murder, but before long you will all
lind out that did not do it. 1 know who did
but Y Is impossible to get hold of the right mar
now: His protestatIons OF innocence are no.
credited, ~
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ANOTHER GOVERNOR WITH BACKBONE
Governor Leslie. OF Kentucky followio, Co..
erai DIX, has declined 70 Teprieye Thomxs
smith, convicted OF the murder of Joseph Bre-
aen nearly two years ago, and sentenced 20 ba
hanged. Strong appeals were made for exeru-
i've clcmeney. Governor Leslie is one of those
governors who think some consideration il tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

The PRUssIAN PLANS for frontier fortifica-
tons have caused much sensation at Moscow.
The Moscow Gazette saws IL Is assonished, be-
cause peace in the east is certainly secured Cor
long time, and Prussia would obtain between
fosen and kgnigsberg a basis of operations
equally favorable for offensive and defensive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

LIE BoeAKT CAsR--Judges Sawyer AMI
herman, OF the United States court of San
francisco, admitted 10 bail I'm the sum of so or
Is. u Bogart, charged with defalcation when a
clerk IN The navy. and the ease was continued
amount the court might demand. The district
attorney demurred TO the answer OF the prison's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

sales in New York "Wednesday stove annesr..J
70 DE most In request, but. as the Offerings we're
abundant, prices averaged - cents under ths
neoruafy quotations. ON the other hand, an
the other qualities went of at higher tig,,res
Inc average advance on lump was D 4 cents
Per ton; stei mboas, 81 cents, crate, l5 cent?
chestnut, 22A cent?; egg. IL cents
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Schooner SINK.

FORT MONROE, VA, (via Norfolk,) March
2s-1he pilot boat Slicer reports that the
schooner Fannie kirkbride sunk ON the even
ing OF me 10Th instant, about five miles below
Smith s Point. The crew were rescued by tie
Proteus, bound out. and are now on board the
Shcer.
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The Bro skIyn Murder Mystery.

ARREST OF WOMAN WHO WAS VERY mt
NATE WITH GOODRICH.
Brooklyn detectives arrested last evening a
woman about so wears of age, who works in a
shirt factory in Ntw York under an assumed
name, on suspicion of her having some knowl
edge of the murder OF Charles Goodrich l.
Brooklyn last week She refused 20 talk,
cept TO answer inquiries in the briefest manner;
but expressed the opinion that Goodrich was
killed by some man who followed him homo.
SIZE was arrested on information given by W.
W. Goodrich, the brother OF Charles. She Is
married, but had trouble with bier husband, ami
left him.
HER CONNECTION WITH THE MURDERED MAN
was of the most intimate character. He was in
the habit of visiting her at her abode i'm New
York. % Orchard street. According to her
statement, she has been three times with Good =
rich at the house in De Graw Street. Goodrich
there told her that he was not married, but fool
ishly got in with a girl, but had "shook her.
She says she had had some trouble at her house
with some man about Goodrich when he wa
refuses to tell where she was Thursday night
but thought she was home. She got to work al
11oclOck Friday morning. Didn't go over 10
Brooklyn to see the body because she disliked
to see Goodrich In that condition. She gave the
police roll of bills to take TO her mother. with
the request that the latter be not informed she
was i'm Brooklyn.
THK BROTHER OF DECEASED
issued card stating that he will give a reward
of a., 500 for the arrest of the murderer, to b.
paid after conviction for murder. Mr.. David
Goodrich, father of the deceased, appeared be-
fore Surrogate Veeder on Wednesday morning
and obtained lettersof administration upon thu
dead mans estate, after tiling bond in S6 oeo
The affidavit of this gentleman shows that the
deceased left no will or testament, and that the
personal property of which he died possessed
did not exceed 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY occurred In
Northampton, N. c., on Saturday last. There
was misunderstanding between John D. Ed
wards and his mother in-Iaw. Mira Rranch
Two sons Of Mrs. Branch took up the quarrel.
an0 shot Edwards, who died of his wounds on
Monday. The murderers fed, and have not
been arrested. Three hundred dollars are
offered by a brother of the murdered man for
their arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

TROUBLES OF THE You've REPUBLIC-
Trouble continues to accumulate around the
pathway of the young republic. 1t Is said that
the people of the Canaries are meditating a Sc
cessiOn from the home government and an an
this the Carlists are gaining in strength and tn
extent OF country under their control The,
are now masters of all Catalonia, and the wors,
trouble of the government is that the army can.
not be depended upon. Desertions to the Ca
lists are frequent, and il is this which has NOR
than anything else contributed to the spread o.
the insure ction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

EMANCIPATION is well received i'm PortD
Rico, all classes appearing 20 be satisfied with
the situation. There were only some thirty
thousand slaves on the stand, 80 that fr sein
them was comparatively small matter. But
when abolition in Cuba, with its three hundred
ana MY thousand slaves, comes TO be agitatet
Spain has such easr task.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

MAIL koBBER PARpoSEp.-The L. g. mar.
shal OF Richmond district has received the
r = 1ra, warrant Of pardon for George w.
IN that city, Of mail robbery about two years
1 Hgo, ana nov in the Albany penitenfiary.
wmcox was sentenced to tel years' conhns-
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The Grand National Steeple Chase I'm
England

NEW YORK, March pa London special
d,sl atch says that the grand national steepie
chase near Liverpool yesterday was won by
captain Machell's Disturbance. The fayorits
horse, Footman, fell at one OF the Jumps and
broke his neck.
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What Representative Sprngue Is
Going to do v flh his BACK l,aY

CINCINNATI, March 2S.-ion. W. p. Sprague
member OF Congress from the fifteenth district.
announces that he does not propose to appro-
prite TO private use his increased pay for the
I'D Congress, but will cause il TO be returned TO
the Treasury, or devote il to the relief OF the
tax payers of his district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

The Massachusetts Senate YESTERDAY Rejected
all amendments, and accepted, by vote OF "a
to Z, the adverse reportof the committee on the
annulling or resembling the Sumner resoint;on.
passed ut last session. The house has Already
done the same thing, 50 the matter Il finally
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A Church Trouble I'm Ralfimorf.

REV. DE. DAshfELL BARRED OUT.
NEW YORK, March PA special from Bal
tmore says there Is much trouble in the Madi-
son avenue Methodist Episcopal church, grow
ing out OF the opposition OF the congregation 10
the appointment of Dr. Dashiell as clergyman
Of that church. There is some talk of barring
the parsonage against him, and the doctor
seems intent upon assuming duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

NEW YORK, March ga dispatch from Van
bremefs Rancho states that Peace Commits
sioners Thomas and Dyer have arrived, and an
interview within Captain Jack will be sought
in day or two. The old Chief Schan.ii ami
four other subordinate chiefs also came TO the
camp, at the request of Candy, TO assist in tbs
peace negotiations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-28

FIRE AT HAMILTON, VA.-On last Monday
night about III O'Clock the drug store of j.
Samuel wimsett, at Hamilton, Leudoun coun-
ty, was discovered to be on fire. caused' A.
supposed, from ashes thrown from pipe, and
before the flames were extinguished coasidera.
BE damage was done, and the loss of drugs.
NC, OF MI MI: Wnmsett Will probably amount to
$500 or 5000. He was insured in one of the
Richmond, Va, companies-Akxandria 6a,rys
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QUIZ kEADY-MADE DEPARTMENT.

MIN LIGHT SPRING SUITS,
MEMS DARK SPRING SUITS,
MINIS MEDIUN SPRING SUITS.
MEN ) CHENIOT SUITS,
MEMS DIAGONAL SUITS,
MEMS PLAIN SUITS,
DIAGONAL COATS AND VESTS,
PIQUE COATS AND VESTS,
PLAIS COATS AND VESTS,
LIGHT PANTS.
DARk PANTS.
MEDIUM PANTS
- WE INVITE ~ INSP ECTTON OFOUR
UNUSUALLY LANCE STOCK OF SPRING
GOODS, BELIEFINS 1T TO BE THE
LARG EST AND BEST Sell ECTED IN THIS
HAkKET.
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new chaItAr for New York city. 'hs
enne, Wyoming. "eer SAey-
yestcrday. sSo tof Europe
- Republicans ccusiuue q. -.
6syana and In the inSoriss OF "a. ;s1s .1
~ Lne fnench assembly yssesrdsv recessed
~ e -. o o NE By the Leif IA u sSsnsisn
President Theirs has or<errd the ur.s..s
SSaLovsr Pyrsss to aFrssI D0s Carlos vherever
The notorious Min Josephine Mapsf,c,a ID
~ IN boston, and nay be seen nightly at ore
30. B. Briscoe, agent in Ba,fir,,r. go
tincht Family Circle whisky, msnufacfur,f
= fiteburG, Pa, Vas arrested yesterday.
On IS az Yin embessline $1,000, and relea~1
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ANOTHER DEATH PROM Coal on.-The
HagerstOwn Twice-a-week saws that a few
days since Mr.. Joel Roberts, living in Jeners on
county, West Virginia, went into the kitchen of
nis house ana found upon the floor the dead
body Of his daughter, young lady. who had
peen burned 70 crisp By the explosion Of a
coal OIL lamp. IL 10 supposed that she was a.
suddenly overpowered BY the flames OF the oil
from the bursting lamp that she expired before
she could make an alarm.
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The Illicit Tobacco and whisky Trad 2
in North (0rOlfmn

NEW YORK, March pa Raleigh dispatch
Eates that the marshal has seized considerable
tobacco and broken up several Illicit liouor
places In the counties bordering on Virginia
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THE U. s. SrRAMRR V.vn-,.,-.
the Mare Island (Cal) navy ward vesfer. s =,
sfz ~ Sne was purchased by George Hoves