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REsCUED.-A man was out in a ski fl ducking,
near the old burnt bridge, in the Eastern branch
Yesterday, when the boat upset and the occu-
pant would have been drowned had IL not been
Tor the timely aid rendered by Mr.. Chas Wood.
The QUICKER had reached one of the piles of the
bridge, ana held fast until he WAS compelled
to let go his hold by thescold, and Wood, Just in
time. saved him from a watery grave.
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The PROPOSED CAPITOL HILL HOTEL-
Election u CF.crrs.-An adjourned meeting of
the subscribers 10 the stock in the New Capitol
Hln Hotel company was held at the Office of
the company last evening; the president. John
HltZ, esq, IN the chair, and j. Warren Brown
secretary. A code OF by laws was adopted and
the following officers were elected Board OF
Managers-JOhn Hit, Charles Ewing, A. 4.
Z. Dodge, z. A. Boswell, and p. McNamara
Advisory Bosrd-C. NJ. Ford, &. ID. Willard, s
> Smoot, A Grant, :. ". Robinson, James p
Dulin, Hawkins Taylor, Il. II. Ryan, r. Heyer
ID. 5. Walter 4. NJ. PIOwman. T.. l.. Schmidt
w. ;. Fletcher, George T. BasSett, and H
Sehutter Auditing conmittee-Bushrod Rob-
inson, j. :. Burnett, A. Il. Talcott, +. F.
Bower, and G. NJ Parks. SecretSry-J. War
rem Brown. Treasurer-D. W. Middleton, IT.
The meeting then adjourned TO meet on the
second Monday in January, 1874, the time fixed
IN the charter fOr the annual meeting OF stock
holders.
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CITY ITEMS.

. COUGH, Hoarseness, Asthma, or any Irrita-
ton of the Throat or Bronchial Tubes will be
relieved by taking DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Ii
has cured thousands. Recommend it to your
friend and neighbor. Your druggist keepsit.
PRIGG's
Alaska Diamonds,
Colorado Sapphires,
Cut Opals,
set IN plate and gold, for Holiday Presents re-
ceived at Prigg's Jewelry Store, No 45T Penn
sylvania avenue, near AZ street.
LADIES FELT HATS colored and pressed to
look as well as new, at A. T. Whitney's, 924
pennsylvania avenue. 11,H,6
For RELIEF FROM CoRNs. Bunions. Club and
ingrowing Nails, Vascular Excrescences, Chill
blalns or other local complaints of the feet, visit
Dr. Whites establishment, No. 535 18th street.
opposite the Treasury. Office hours from a. m
to p. m.
THz SINGER SEWING MACHINE sale. OF 1872
were S2l9 EGO. 4,12-s,wtf
To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
preparation like Dooley's Csiisaya Tonic. 81
per bottle. co
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
baums hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
lntelhRencer building. 1928
PoFp's EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale BY
Chas. Stott & Co., $50 Pennsyiyania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,wf,n
THKRMonKrHRsa and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar AZ street
The COMMUNITY ct large appreciate the use
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!

LII ALhlNl1 L DOlLAK
am enabled at present to offer
UNPARALLELED BARGAINS;
in fact Better than were offered 80 specie times
sh ta Viii be 70 every body,s interest TO look
nr Se remarkably cheap, and very for the
Gents Merino Shirts, fine and heavy, 81.
Ss Gent. s asTinS psTsMsrs fine and heavy 81
Ladies Merino Vests, 81.
Ledles Merino Pants, 81.
Also q small lot OF the same at rs cents.
ChiIdren,s hand knit Drawer LesRings, 81
Ghlldren hand knit Legsings, 50 cents
Ladies KID GsSn,Ie,s, 5
Ladies fleeoed Isle Gsuntlets, 50 cents.
., Eaoies Fieeced Lisle Half Gauntlets and Gloves,
Mems Fleeced Lisle Gloves, % cents.
Mems Lined Cloth Gloves, 50 cents
Men extra s';ns. long eng Cloth Gloves, 81.
Mems Gator, Buck and Driving Gloves Al
9, Chldren Striped Brown Cotton Hose, fouT pair
0hildren's extra heavy iron frame Hose. three
Ladies Bieached Hose, two p.ir for o. can't,
Ladies Bieached Hose, Is cents pair ''H''
ts%i s. sIss ss g Hose I three Fsir 81
baSs ana sT Men, Hoss 2
Men : heavy Cotton sicks, z; cents. ""u
Mems heavy British Seeks, three pair for 81
Mems British Gray MerinO Socks, 50 cents. lux 81
have also Just opened the
LATEST NOVELTIES
IN JEwELRY, BANDEAUX, &c,
and such variety Of other articles that it is futile
TO attempt enumerstins them.
Come and see for yourself.
b. SILvERBERG
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
sls sEvEHTn STREET,
nov7-tr NEAR PENNsLvANIA AVENUE.
SPECLAL ASSESSMENT TAXES.
For the purpose Of accommodating the general
public, we have established
Branch Office At eos "a street,
near the ONCE, Of the District sO1ern@ent
DISTRICT BONDS,
Of 70 4 psypsos 81 ssee n
liberal discount. Prompt attention given ts the
Parties desiring to invest in District Securities
DICKSON PATTERSON,
Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, SOS
s ran Office, Ne; aos 4.s.trset, two Desrs
CURB FOR CORNS-
the l.Rills md th.t gusot thicisning Of 4
Be .s%Oyss oos..ie.slly Ssiers their bulk causes
snsetsd, The pssLi. si rssa.s q Sssu ar sizs
each os S psr e :sss 3: :s
70 connected is csalosed 81 minute artery, vein,
for s1ch eomllai.ts the1ssiyes, and prefer visinS
tns sxinea specaalnt, q they ind that, when tbs
Ign a a.. hand anord then speedy and permsnsnt
cssSSnl,x ,s, 2u,ig ~ 20 Halls, etc,
70. go opposite rs Treasury. HIS fee
lsfients Sls or upward. Once hours from a M
- =. y. noviS-tr
IT NV. oLA1k. r. .. 0I0SSJl
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morroU a eatbestug OF tks representative OF
he Y. III. G. A. OF Virginia, West Virginia, and
toe District OF Columbia Is - be held 1t Alex
aadria- Sessions at 10, 2, and O'Clock, A
spesisl train 10 aecommodSts the hundreds OF
people from washington who are preparing 70
90, vii leave the b. & p. depot nj O'Clock,
returning at 10 O'Clock
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GROCERIES, &c.

q Il . { h X Est
Crushed Powder a aud Granslsted SUGARS, lie
COFFEE tGGA ,"llc
BLOWN SUGARS 5, and Ies
IS pound lOtr, lc. per pound Ios-
Prime HAMS, lac
reduction Of 70 per cent all YIAs,
90 pounds choice New York ana PenDsylyauis
BUCkNHEA Sc Der pounf
Best Virginia FAMILY FLOUR, o. per Dbl.
Best EXTRA FLOUR, SIS per bsi.
G. WILMER,
noylb-u 1915 PeEnsylvsnIa avenue
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WALLS 0pxzA HoUsE-Sslyini who showed
bis power a. a great trsgeaian in ''0thellO'
Monday bigh. fClly De demonstrated his capacity
as comedian by his nne acting n Sullivan
last night, and Pas able supported by his COM
pany. fo-nignf NJ. De9inicS MURRAY, q
youpg and talented Irish actor, Wits an excel
lent eompaa<, will appear In willie BELLY" .
rev drama.
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Tzx FHrArxR CoNIQUE Is giving It's patrons
their moneys worth this week, BY furnishing as
good . variety entertainment IS 10 given OF any
house In the country.
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ATTEMPTED SUicIDx-Mr. l.. W. Benner
who resides a. the corner Of Pennsylvania ave
pue and I'd street southwest, Attemp suicide
Yesterday after moon by taking q dose of oxalic
acid. He was suffering from adelirious 1T at the
Nme. DIFF. y. Dooley and other physicians
were called in, ana administering Antidotes.
the patient was soon out OF danger. Mr. Ben
ner i a HthogrsRher, and was recently EN-
ployed in the Treasury department.
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THE FOLKKR DIVORCE CAsE-This morning
The case Of Folker agt Foiker was taken up in
the EQSity Court. and Mrs. Lock wood, for the
Piainti1, obtained the DEGREES asked for by her
VaeatiDg the demurrer and pro confesso with an
ORDER OF reference to Examiner Cruikshank.
MI M. Thompson, for the respondent, died a
motion TO set aside the decree, and also TO dis
Isiss me bsll, because il cannot be maintains
Lbs the cs1rt refused to grant. and Dir. I. an
nounced h.S intention TO appeal.
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1BE Two WIDOWS OF THE LATE POLICE
Court before Judge Olin the case of the estate
81 TIE late Policeman Price, who Is claimed to
have left widow in Ireland to whom he was
harmed before be enIgTated to this city, as also
awidOw here, was called. II will be recollected
that few weeks since the Washington widow
who obtained letters OF administration shortly
after his deathl was ordered by the court to
turn over the effects Of the deceased to the col
lectors-Messrs. Ennis and Harrington-the
letters to her having trst been revoked. This
she declined TO do on the ground that the sure
tues on her bond were good AMI were responsi-
ble MI. p. n. RhinehaTdt appeared Tor the
widow 1.-THE Washington onel this morning, and
made a motion that the order appointing the
collectors be rescinded. Mr.. +. w Jones for
the collectors, resisted the motion on the grou nd
mat the widow being now in contempt Of court
mad no standing in the court. This motion was
argued briefly, and the further hearing was
continued until Tuesday next.
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DEATHS IN OCTo7KR.-At the meeting OF the
BOarG Of Health las night, Dr. BlLss submitted
the ms<tuary report for October. 1873, showing
the total number OF deaths to have been l6f
whites IL, coloTed ~; males s., femalee 81. OF
this number - died Of consunp tioH, paralysis
3, meninS.tts 8, maras.aus 4, disease ct the
heart 8. dropsy 4. dipatheria ;, coavulsions 5;
a were ehniren under years Of age, q under
I year.
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COAL AND WOOD.

= bcCAULEY BROS,
IA. WOOD AND COAL DEALERs
fards-hO. S19 ~ street soutbwes And Mo ISis
9TH street northwest,
Depot-l31 street wharf,
choice and varied stock Of WOOD and GOAL
kept conhantiy on hand. lys-sm
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=. y. ODO0o IN

4. EDW. CLARK D Co.,
pIALHns
LuMBER. WOOD AND GOAL,
Doors, BASH, 1LIHD0.
noULDIHes. &C., 3.
CENTRAL 00os, sSo Loufssana svsnus.
EhnE1s psDss Cd Planning In, foot Il leh srsss
6rsnsh 70 ls-lesh ed = ssrsses ,er<s~.>- w.
eiris svsnR - ehshsst sssfAsea. WHY
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pleted 10 II street northwest. The Eastern Brancn
street northeast and between 9Th and oh streets
northeast The northwe.tern branch on 4 street,
street. Sd street, LIST and streets completed and
IN readiness to make connections with the main
sti as. e. soon as me .d Latter will reach street
from "a avenue southwark along the line Of
thence to form Junction With James Gsesr esn aad
the latter TO be completed by supporting its banks
pile foundations Both works we're let bs oon,raet
but slow progress has been made thus far.
ISL Ss5l completed from June ISL November i,
fett Bs'Ieet intercepting sewer, II feet at outlet
AIS do. Tiber creek, main stem, 20 feet at outlet
S1 90; Iroer creek, eastern stem, feet ameter
s,oU 10, IeL oreek' northwestern stem, feet
OF the Boundary street intercepting sever. DOW
sss pssss Tsn feet
200 DO; ieet Inches diameter, go do. '''''
9sd,
inches inside diameter, 2O5 ineai feet feet
DO inches ms d.n ,as,S. d!s%s5er
inside diameter so do feet inside diameter, siss
inside siam ss 1889 do. feet s inehe: inside
The pipe sewers Of glazed earthepware laid dur.
ipg tne psst season were mostly Of u and L inches
81 s6 linesi feet An amsst equal amonnt s ns
inch house connections has been laid VI ''A'
provided with gravel and SAND pits Saiii
z; K sssss Sss,
they enter and cause difhculty IN the 81 ers
win the single exception Of the low isvs, tia
sewers, where technical dificutios ipfsrysusa All
those sewers are constructed circular n secf,on
being the cheapest, strongest, and hesf forn siioc
with comparatively the least amoant OF mafsri.I !,
offers the greatest strength a9spst extrrNsi ~
sure and, on account Of least amount Oh frictaosl
area retsrdlng the dow within, produce a msSi
mum veloeit' therefore comes pearest test e.
ditiop shich 10 all important for this ranosnr az
nse Of the system. and for sanitary scieocs =.
that OF rendering the sewers self clsansinv Ia.
latter condition will never be fuluiied in "a. ~
tomtd sewers, producing little veloct n esrsrisIt
whep, Tor Asons stated above, the capsctx ~ ~
sewers had to be dsterminsd 90 much out Of nroror
ton to the volume Of sewage conveyed ordinsriiy
in periods OF drought.
lSsPkcrIox OF BUILDINGS
There nave been erected In the coursa on Lac, sa.
sou, Under permits s.ued, SIS brick and stons buiId
lngs And eol frame buildings of these 70 h I'd "aS
sara roofs: and 0G2 had u :, low Ditch A rot
lroyements foO,s up - follows = S.rfnveSt az ~.
Capitol, $50 brick and 2I7 fran. buidin ss y, .Ie
OF the Capitol So brick and 81 frsr~ hui al,
east OF the Capitol, 81 brick and 81 fr ,ne
sontheast Of the Capitol, Gs brick and iii fran,
This, however, does not by far shox IN, IT..
building activity OF the season, sine "a POOL 49,
buildings were commenced I'm laff err a,rs ~ a..
q ason hich are not cnunted in above wb;ia u.s.
prevailing financial crisis acted against ;hs ,s,
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GnMn1AL xnPLoYnlHI oyyIcl.-Anpsn
:: - !: 81 sc::fY !ss.i :.i &c. g: 81
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LADIES FELT HATS colored and pressed to
Pennsylvania avenue. line
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NEVADA LEGISLATURES.

From the Carson Appeal we obtain u
correct list of the members OF the Nevada
Legislature. In the Senate there are 16
Republicans, Democrats, aud l indie
pendent (Small, of Douglas.) In the
Assembly there are 80 Republicans, IL
Democrats, and l Independent Dang
berg, of Douglass Following is list
of all the members marked with
star being hold-oyer Senrtors:
Churchill-Wm. HILL"
Douglass. w. Small
Esmeralda-J. G.. McClinton, Frank
Campbell.
Elko-.-J. B. Moore"
Humboldt Robert McBeth, C. S.
Varian.
Lyon. C. Hazlett," T. S. Daven-
port.
Lander-w. W. Mccoy, G. W. Cas-
sidv.
Lincoln-R. s.Clapp, J. R. Wilson.
Nye-D. p. Walter.
Ormsby-Israel Crawford, A. J. Lock
wood.
storey-L. I. Fox James Phelan, .
C. c. Stevenson, w S. Hobart.
Washoe-C. H. Eastman William
Thompson.
White Pine. C. Cleveland, G.. F.
Mills.
Churchill-Cranston Allen, J. NJ. San.
ford.
Douglas--T. B. Hickey, II. F. Dang
berg.
Esmeralda-J. B. Gallagher, Robert
Mccall, W. H. Carpenter, P. NJ. Brun-
ner.
Elko-H. c. Street, ]. A. Savage.
Humboldt. o. Twiss, c. H. Stod-
dard, J. H. Hoppin.
Lincoln - Phil L. Shoaff, Thomas
Wallace, P. A. Craigue.
Lander - Burgess. - Horton,
Frank V. Drake, - Ely
Lyon-James Crawford, - Mack,
7. NJ. Hart.
Nye-John Bowman, J. G. Prague,
Ormsby-Jacob Tobriner, W. D. Key
ser, d. B. Lyman.
Storey-T. NJ. Adams, J. P. Smith, j.
W. Wilson, c. Derby, John Randall, Z.
l.. Stern, Richard Arnold, Samuel Owen,
G. H. Morrison, Jacob Fox, N. G. An.
drews, W. B. Sheppard.
Washoe-E. c. Sessions, W. L. Price,
F. Lennon.
White Pine-Thomas Robinson, o. H.
Grey, F. W. Cole, Ed Matthews, D. C.
Tinnedge.
We append list of those who are
classed as Democrats, by which means
the politics of each member can be ascer-
tanned, viz:
In the Senate Hill, McBeth, Wilson,
Mccoy, Cassidy, Fox, Mills. Totol, 7.
In the Assembly - Sanford, Allen,
Savage, Shoaff, Wallace, Lennon, Cole,
Matthews, Tinnedge. Total, IL.
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RAILROADS IN UTAH.-Our neighbors
in Utah are far ahead of US in the matter
of railroads. From the Salt Lake Trib.
une, We obtain list OF the railroads now
in operation or projected, viz: Utah
Northern; Summit County; Utah Cen.
trail; Utah Southern; Wasatch and Jor.
dan Valley; Brigham Canyon and Camp
Floyd; American Fork; Salt Lake, Sewer
Valley and Phoebe; Salt Lake and Tooele
Juab, Sanpete and Sewer; Lehi and Tin
tic; Southern Railroad. The Tribune
looks to the continuance of the last
named road down the Sewer river, to
accommodate the mining districts in
Beaver county, with probable future
terminus on the Nevada line near Phoebe.
From the Tribune we copy the following
notice of the Salt Lake. Sewer Valley
and Phoebe Railroad:
Organized in May, 1872. Capital
stock, S3,000,000. John Lsisenaign,
president; H. S. Jacobs, vice president
and treasurer; E. NJ. Barnum, secretary.
This road is intended to go by way Of
Lake Point, (Clinton's,) thence to Tooele
City, Stockton, and through the Rush
and Sewer valleys to Phoebe. 1t will
pass near to East Canyon, Lewiston,
Tintic, San Francisco, and other mining
camps in the western part Of the terri.
tory. Work on the read has not yet
been commenced,
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NEyADA's BULLION FOR 1S72.-The En-
terprise says complete returns of the
bullion product of this State for 1872
has not been received by the State Con-
troller, yet it is warranted in placing the
amount at between 1900, 900 and $685.
100000. From returns made to the
Controller for the first three-uuarters of
1872 the total amount is shown to be
S17, 7S9, 40S.25, and assuming that the
last quarter of the year has given yield
equal to the average for the first three
quarters, the aggregate amounts to S22,-
29e'76O3l. The Enterprise concludes: :
"for State with population of so 900,
this is doing well. The product is at
the rate of s444 for every man, woman
and child in the State. The Weld in
1871 was about ST., 200, oOo which has
been increased over 81, 100000 in 1872
Al the same rate of increase. the product
of 1873 will be over 500, 600, 900 This
will place Nevada in the front rank of
bullion producing States
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FOURTH DAY.

FOURTH DAY.
Carson, Jan. 9.-SENATE-Mr. Cassidy
gave notice that he would introduce a
bill to regulate the fare and transporta-
ton over railroads in this State: also, to
create the county of Eureka; to amend
the Civil Practice Act THE bill COLI
Germs the advertising OF sales BY sheriffs. !
BY Wilson-To fund the debt of Lin.
coin county; also, to incorporate Pioehe.
BY McCoy-To remove county seats.
The following committees were an.
nounced:
On Elections-Moore, Cassidy. Nc
Beth, Hassette and Stephenson.
On Mileage-Davenport, Clapp and
Small.
Adjourned
AssEMBLY.-A number of resolutions
were introduced concerningthe Sergeant
alarms.
Committee on Engrossment-Mo Morrison,
Burgess and Price.
Assembly Bill No. l, creating legis-
lative fund, passed unanimously.
Adjourned.
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DEATH OF AN ES-EMPEROR

Our dispatches this morning announce
the death of Louis Napoleon at Chisel-
hurst, near London, at 1915 yesterday
morning Charles Louis Napoleon b.
naparte was born at the Tuilleries on
the Goth Of april, 1908. He was the son
of Louis Napoleon King of Holland)
and Hortense, daughter OF the Empress
Josephine by her first marriage with the
Niscount de Beauharnais, He resided
in Paris with his mother until 1914. OF
great native sagacity and decided pen
chant for arms, and withal utterly un-
scrupulous and ambitious in the highest
degree, he desired to rank with his IN
Gle, the first Napoleon, as a military hero
and a ruler of the French. 1t was not
till 1882, however, that the public began
to regard Louis Napoleon as the proba-
bic head of the Napoleonic dynasty. His
far-seeing wisdom told him that Franco
would have not only q new ruler, but
different form of government. Aware of
the sentiment of liberty which prevailed
in France, he circulated pamphlets
among the masses, in which 'the rights
OF the people were adroitly mentioned,
and freedom and national existence were
held up 10 the admiring contemplation
Of the excitable French people. During
the whole reign of Louis Philippe the
intrigues of Louis Napoleon to sup
plant him in the regard of the French
people were unceasing. By order of
Louis Philippe the subject of this
sketch was hanished perpetually from
France, and sought refuge in America
While in New York City the dissolute
life he had led gave little hope of his
ever becoming the ruler of great nation
The serious illness OF his mother caused
his return to Europe, and he reached
Arnumburg in time to render the last
offices OF affection to his dying mother
After this he resided in London. At
Bologne he suffered defeat, and being
taken prisoner was tried for fighting
against the Crown and sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life at Ham. For six
years he remained in prison, but through
the adroitness of his physician effected
an escape to London. He seemed ther
to believe that the downfall of Loui.
Philippe was at hand: for II years Ma
poleon |. reigned, for II years the Bor
boun dynasty WAS supreme, and for II
years Louis Philippe had been upon the
throne. Philippe was driven from
France and republican government es
tablished. On the 10th Of December
lS4S, Louis Napoleon was elected Presi
dent of the new republic. At the end OF
four years he was elected for term Of
ten years, and subsequently he became
Emperor of the French The unsuccessful
effort of Louis Napoleon to establish an
empire in Mexico is still fresh in the
public mind, and his defeat at Sedan
where he was made prisoner of war in
1870, together with the overthrow of the
empire CT France, are among the mos
stirring events of the past few years
On the LIST day of September, 1870, he
surrendered to William of Prussia. anG
since then he has resided in England, al
exile from his native land.
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of Thurman. the resolution was amended
SO as to authorize the Committee to have
witnesses sworn by U. S. officers author
lied to administer oaths; and as amend
ed, it was adopted.
Washington, Jan. 9.-Rimsey, from
the Postal Committee, reported bill TO
abolish the franking privilege, witt,
amendments, including one changing Its
date. 1t is going into effect in Septem-
Der, instead of July, 1873. He moved
its Immediate consideration.
Vickers objected, and it went upon tn
calendar.
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Aleu- ADVERTISEMENTS.


Amelia silver Mining Company
Location Of Works Ely Mining District, Lin.
coin County, State OF Nevada. Notice il here
by given that at a meeting OF the Board of
Trustees Of said Company held on the the Sd day
Of January 1873. an assessment mo. ~ Of TEN
CENTS per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF said Company. payable immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary ut
the office, Of the Company, Rooms 26 and %
Merchants Exchange, California street, San
Francisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day OF February,
1878, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
1873. to pay the d.linauent assessment To.
sether with cost Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. By order of the Board Of Trustees
LOUIS kAPLAN, Secretary.
Office, Rooms No. % and %, Merchants Ex-
change, California street San Francisco, Cali
fornia. jalc-td
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EASTERN,

Oswego, n Y, Jan. S.-Fuller e. judi
sons block was burned this morning.
Loss, $4,000.
New York, Jan. Sup to noon to-day
four jurors had been obtained for Tweed S
trial.
In the Legislature at Albany, to-day,
bills were introduced for the abolition of
usury stamps.
The report of the State Comptroller
shows that the expenses of canals last
year were 1914, 1873 in excess of receipts.
He recommends prompt legislation for
enlar.ing the capacity of the Erie canal,
in order to retain the transportation of
return products, and successfully com.
pete with Canadian canals.
Washington, Jan. S.-The Credit Mo-
bilier Investigating Committee continued
the cross-examination of Alley, after
which it was adjourned until tomorrow.