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The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-04

| CARS SON MA II X r.
FINE FAMILY FLOUR.
aAccAR0nl,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
Canned Vegetables and Fruits,
FRENCH POTTED MATS.
SUPERIOR HAMS AND BREAKFAST DAc0n,
And everything that can be found ins
C0MPLETE FAMILY sTOR Il
FLOUR. GRAIN. VEGETABLES. ETC.
At wholesale and Retail.
HARDWARE, TInWARE, cRocKERY,
FL r NISHINC GOODS.
GIVE NE A CALL.
ALEXAND Err PORT.
UNION MARKET,
Carson street, near St. Charles Hotel,
| CARSON CITY. .......... ......... NEVADA.
JOHN ROSSER 4 CO.,
THE Pioneer Butchers of CARSON, Proprietors
TN THIS FINE MARKET CAN AL
| ways be fonnd the very best quality of
Beef,
SAUSAGE OF ALL KINDS,
Smoked Beef, Hams,
And everything apPer rsaa, to frst-eiass
All Kinds Of Meats can be had at
Wholesale.
BY purchasing our Cattle in large droves, we
ave facilities for doing business
Beyond any other In the Trade.
Our jou,neymen are competent and attentive,
And we are always on hand to
superintend our business
in person.
ia1-tf JOHN ROssER co.
kOPPEL & PLATT.
Corner Carson and Third streets, opposite the
st. Charles Hotel,
CARcDN CITY NEVADA
WE HAVE JUST EcEIvED
w large suppl, of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
And have also on hand
Fine Beaver Suits, Cashmere Suits,
Broadcloth Suits, Hats, Caps,
Ties, etc., ete.,
And large supply of BAY CLOTHING. which
we offer for sale At the very lowest rates
CALL AND SEE.
Carson City, January 1. 1873. 1T
cHAs. w. FRIEND,
MATCHMAKER, JEWElER AND en-
oRAvER,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA
nEALER IN WATCHES, SILVER
IL WARE,
Fine JeweIvy, Clocks, etc.,
And keeps constantly on hand the finest brand Of
ing and Glowing Tobaccoa
Pipes, Cutlery sta
tionery, etc.
@Watches, Jcwelry, Mathematical and En-
cheering Instruments carefully repaired and
warranted.
Jovvelry OF all Descriptions Made
to Order.
~sole agent for the celebrated
CRESCENT SPECTAC1.ES.
Carson City, Jan. l. 1878
CITY NJ EAT NJ A RK EFT. .
King Street, Carson City. Nevada.
rHE CHOICEST CUTS OF FRESH
Beef,
Veal,
Pork,
Mutton, Etc.
Csn always be found 1t this market; also, ST.
PERIOR CORNRD BEEF for family nse.
BY careful attention to business and prompt
delivery of all orders. when derived. the under
signed, proprietor Of the City Meat Market,
hopes to merit Il share Of patronage.
ja1-tf JOHN P. MEDER.
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WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES
We are glad to be able to tell our read
ers that permanent agency for the sale
Of Wheeler and Wilson's sewing Ma
chimes has been established here in Car
son. Nj. P. B. Fox is the agent; and
he will sell the said machines-of the
latest style and having all the newest
improvements San Francisco rates
freight added. He will attend, promptly,
to all orders for machines and the re-
pairing and reconstruction thereof.
Seamstresses pronounce the Wheeler Il
Wilson to be the best machine manu-
actured.
HAVANA LOTTERY TICKETS, $22 cou-
pons $1.10 each. Agency at Brooks
Segar, Fancy Goods and Stationery
Store, opposite the Ormsby House, Car
son City, New. Prizes cashed on pre-
sentat;on. Look ont for counterfeits.
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BorH Houses of the Legislature we're
in session last night, having taken re-
cess till o'clock. The lobby was we'll
filed with those who like to listen to
law-making. A number of ladies visited
the chambers also-which Gas a charm
ing variety.
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DAVIS & gibson
lave JUST RECEIVER BIT RAIL,
III FRESH FROM THE KILNS,
Ten Tons California Lime +!
Which they offer at less rates than ever before
sold in Carson. Also on hand and for sale.
CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, HAIR,
DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS,
AND WINDOW GLASS OF ALL SIZES.
ja1-tf
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERM-To.dav in the
Court In General Term, the argument in the case OF
- WALLACE ACT. VAN RIswICK
In report of this case in our last issue we in
adVetently made the case of the compliments rest
upon an answer made by them object ion raj sei
Dy the defendant on demurrer. The points relied
on by MI. r. S. Wallach and his brothers are as
The plaintiffs case rests upon the proposition
Chas. >. Wallach was deprived of all beneficial
Interest N the property and that a settlement was
erected In favor Of his right heirs effect of the
limitation prescribed by the concurrent Joint reso-
uion 10 the forfetures directed by the 5t 9Th and
th sections of the act of July 18th, 1862 being ne
Article III, of the Constitution, 10 forfeitures ON
dtalnders tor treason; and that limitation pre-
scllbed by Section 3. Article ILL., the Consitu ion
Delng the same As that prescribed by the of
anne, TO forfeitures attanders for treason
The confscation was final and conclusive a. to
Mr.. Chas. :. Wallach, right of present or future
enjoyment being left 10 him.
here Is limitation to the operation of a pardon
on the an"cedent right of party II Is that il an
not dVest ann person OF any right interest which
the law hat permitted 20 lie ACQUIRED ami yesteJ in
CONSEQUENCE Of The Judgment
POLICE COURT, Judge SaeU.-To.dav, Ellen
LOI z aIgeG with profanity, was fined SIS. Mary
Ann HavE ins, same offence; s. FTedk Matthews
playing ball in the street; 81 Charles Lee forfeited
Collateral Tor profanity. Ida Shepherd was sent to
Ihe wOrkhOHse on the charge of yagrancy blanche
Davis, do Rachel Nye, profane and immoral lam
gusge on 18Th street. SO. Mary Parker, assault
ana battery ON Miily Cole; IS and Costs Ferdinand
Lambrecht, assault and battery on James O. VIII
iamsi So. Thomas Banks and Robert Johnson
So each. ''
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QEOR GETOWN.

GEORGETOWN PUBLIC SCHooLs-Pro7rdmae
~ foundations, de.-The board OF guardians
OF the Georgetown public schools met last even
ing and a communication from Miss Jennie
Gardner, teacher of Primary No. 1, stating
that George Krouse and Wilson Frenzel had
been expelled for playing truant and constant
disobedlence, was presented.
superintendent j. .. Wilson presented an
abstract OF the teachers reports for the month
OF April, showing: Number of pupils, 62; adj
united by ticket, 81 withdrawn, Ii; seats
ioIfeited, 40 dismissed, 4; number on the roll,
564; number of vacant seats, 100; number of APP
plicants, 2; reentered, 81: corporaly punished,
Is; suspended, B; certificates of merit, $685. DAYS
closed, Ok; average attendance, 52l number of
Levi Dicker was dismissed as ianitor of the
prospect street school, and w. II. Moore APP
pointed in his place.
Messrs. Hyde, Beall and Wilson were APP
pointed committee to wait on the chairman of
the finance committee OF the Council and have
consultation regarding the schOol-tax allowed
Tor Georgetown in the bill introduced in the
Council imposing taxes for the fiscal year
ehdihg June 80, 1874, and they were also au-
thorized to ascertain what amount is in the
hands or the controller to the credit of the
schools.
The order of examinations and the examiners
was arranged as follows: Tuesday, June II, at
a. m, under charge of Messrs. Moffitt and
Duniap-Prlmaries Nos. l and "Wednesday,
June IS, at ga. m, Primary No. 3 and Male
Secondary, Messrs Dunlap and Motif Il. Thurs
day, june 10, at a. m, Primary No. and Fe-
naiC cCConudty DUNLAP.
Friday, June 20, at I p. m, Male Intermedi ,ta,
MI; Curtis Monday, june %, at p. m, Fee
male intermediate, Mr.. Beall. Tuesday, June
q, at / p. m, Female Grammar, Mr.. HYDE
wednesday, June %. a. 1 p. m, Male Ora n
mar, Mr.. Wilson. 1t was decided that the dis
trlbutlon of premiums to the pupils should be
made at the close of each examination ON
motion of MIR. Dunlap, it was decided 70 give a
small silver medal to the two additional schools
at High street building.
The board then adjourned.
RIVER NEWS. The steamer Lady of the
Lake arrived to-day from Norfolk with a mis-
cellaneOus cargo, and the schooner Susan Ellen
from Winton, North Carolina, with 500 feet
Lumber for the Wheatley Bros. and schooner
Cornelius from Havre-de-Grace with 10 ,O0O feet
White Pine Boards for +. Pickerell & Co.
GRAIN TRADE. - The schooner Mary Ann
arrived to-day from Alexandria with 800
bushels Red Wheat for Hartley 81 Bro. There
were no sales on Change to-day.
CANAL TRADE.-Tie canal boat Nettie "a
nam arrived to-day with 200 barrels Corn and
$50 barrels Flour for Geo Waters
FISH WHARF.-The receipts of fish to-day
were about 500 herring and 100 shad. Herring
sold for 50 to Sc per thousand. Shad at Sii
Der thousand
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ALEX AN DRIA.

ALEXANDRIA CANAL COMPANY.-Thea ann Ial
meeting of the Alexandria Canal company was
heId at noon TO- day, when the following board
OF directors were unanimously reelected: VIM
j. Boothe, p. G.. Chler, Benz. Barton John n
Smoot, l.. Il. Taylor, John w. Burke, Benoni
at 500 per annum.
PROPERTY SALEs.--Green & Wise, real estate
agents. have sold for the estate of the late Hu Oh
sma Ii Two lots on the north side OF Gibbon
street., between Alfred and Columbus streets
one to Harriet Beverley and one to Matthew
johnson, Tor s125 each: lot on west side of Col
umDus street, between GibbOn and Wilkes
streets, TO James EdmOnds for : 80; and LOT on
east side OF Alfred street. between GibbOn and
wilkes streets, to Jas. W. Nails, for S1OO.-Gd-
zette, 5ti inst.
The MCEEIGH-UN CAsE.-Proceed-
mgs III the McNeigh Underwood case are for
the present stayed, by reason of the supersedeas
shown to the city sergeant when he was in the
act OF putting Mr.. MCNeigh in possession of his
house. Mr.. Weighs counsel in Richmond adj
vlsed that the sergeant disregard the super
seueas ana eject the tenant, but the serreant's
counsel advised otherwise and sn matters ~ i'm
nave TO stand until the next meeting of the S1-
preme Court OF the United States which will
not be till next October.
RUNAWA1s.-Captain Webster, chief of
ponce OF this city, received Telegram from
Harrisonburg this morning, telling HIM TO look
out on the train for man named VIM. Doni-
want, who had run off from there last night with
anOtner mans wife and a horse belonging to
staples x Wilson. of that town. Several noiica-
men were at the Union street depot when the
MANASSAS train arrived, but no description of
.he runaways was given they were, if on the
tram, not recognized.
HATCHET CAsE.-IC is said that an applica
uon Will made to .Judee Lowe for the release
upon writ of habeas corpus, of Thos Tavlor
VINO was committed to jail yesterday by j rs
uce May in default of bail for his appe arauce
at court to answer the charge of an assault on
John Creegan with hatchet. Creegan is i'm
proving.
IHE HAHN MCRDER.-Some detectives from
Washington were in the city to-day to see if
they could get possession, without reQuisjt.an
from the governor, OF Dave Haney, a colored
man Implicated IN the Hahn murder but in all
mere on another charge.-Gdsette, 6th.
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~The Rev. Miss Olympia Brown was mar
ried to Mr.. John Willis at Providence last week.
@Boston's next important convention is to
be one Of bald-headed men, to be held June H.
1The Boston city fathers have discovered
that they have been maintaining a normal
school for ten years illegally.
~Within the last six months ten new names
have been added to the list of lady preachers.
~The SNOWFALL veil, which the ladies' are
now wearing, is quite becoming. 1t is OF black
lace, dotted with white.
@The Rev. Mr.. Hay, Of Des Moines, Iowa,
mas wife who Is physician and daughter
who is studying law.
@Grace Greenwood writes that 81 500 900
were reported to have been "in the pool'' for
the extension Of patents on sewing machines.
~The Marquis Of Lorne's brother, Lord
campbell, has become a partner in the London
banking house of Coutts s Co.
1The widow of General Halleck, who has
time past has removed to California.
SThe MOdoc massacre has excited great at
tention in Europe, where all the leading jour-
nais are discussing the Indian question in
s|The interesting rumor diffuses Itself. that.
owing 70 circumstances over which she has no
control, the fascinating Nilsson Ia about to re-
tire Tor brief season from the field Of her pro-
fessional uiumphs.
0The members of the fire department of
Gardner, Mass, are to receive the munificent
sum OF five dollars apiece for a years service.
and are celebrating whether to invest i'm Erie
STOCK or government bonds.
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No. 1865 PAPERHANGINGS. lNo. AIS
7IH ST.i Urn Sr
NOW OPEN AT
MA r KRIT ER'S

No. 439 7th street, between ID and streets,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
PAPERHANGINGS of new and ylish designs Of
the best fabrics and nish selected with due regard
to harmony Of ceor, suitability, richness and
my. "A large portion made specially to order, en-
bracing beautiful stripe and other designs i'm Gilt
and Plain Colors, appropriate for drawing rooms,
&C.; % and 40inch plain tints for panneling with
gilt rod finishing plain, with full line of medium
and low priced Papers, patent and perfect represen
tstions Of Wood and Marble for panneing halls and
yestibuies. BORDERS in Gilt, Velvet and Gilt
Imitation Fresco, and Common; Center Pieces,
and most complete assortment in the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
New designs. different sizes and colors; Also Plain
Goods in Pearl, Chocolate, Lavender, Green a a
Stone Colors for n aking into Shades. Shades mso
to order.
Solid Oval, Walnut and Gilt. and all Gilt Frames
Wreaths at cost. A beautiful selection of French
and American Gilt and Velvet Frames for Ivorytype
and Porcelain Pictures. Gard Frames in great
variety. Frames made to ORDER
PICTURE CORD AND TAsSELS
from Gard to Portrait Size, different colors; also
Gold Plated, Timed and Wire Center Picture Cord,
very superior goods; Porcelain and Brass Head Pic.
ture Nails, Rings, Screw Eyes, &C.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, &C
frames always In store on exhibition and sale
Chromos and Engrav ings ordered.
Orders Tor Paperhanging, Window Shades or Pic.
ture Frames punctually filed and satisfaction guar
anteed Terms cash
Old No ass. j. MARKRITER,
al9 I'm Between ID and streets
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Mrs. FRASER WANTS s25 900 OF Mr.
IHRlFT-Adrentures Of "a !StduRch .Sotftera
Uomdn," rho says She FolE0red her Aunt to a
Washington Jail.-Miss Helena G.. Fraser, OF
San Francisco, has sued Mr.. James w. Thrift
thrifty land speculatOr of the same city, for
breach OF promise of marriage. damages being
laid at S25 900. Helena is described as a stately
Intelligent, handsome woman of twenty five; as
for Thrift, he is gray and even snowy. Miss
Fraser has had her little adventures, both
amorous and political. According to her own
narrative, man or more has always been in
love win ner. Une OF them educated her in a
Canadian convent; others have given her
money to travel with. fine dresses to appear in
and to pay her board bills at first-class hotels
Thrift, too, had been very kind, though at last
he had trampled upon the most sacred feelings
OF her heart. She processes to be stanch
southern woman, and when her aunt was ar
rested as spy in Washington she went to jail
with that relative. She thinks that she was
born in Tennessee, but is not sure. In San
Francisco she was acting as a governess, when
Thrift wOOed her and won her promise and then
dung her ike vile weed away. Now she is
certain that Mr.. Thrift will compromise matters
by marrying her, but she feels sure OF S25 900 il
he doesn't. Except in the matter OF being
;:.ss.etalv and handsome" Miss Helena seems 10
be a sort Of Becky Sharp.
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A SNAIL POX CASE AT LARGE.-This morn
ing Lieut.. Noonan. OF the sanitary police. saw
cOOrsd man. Ben Brown. broken out with
small pOx eruPtiOns, who was wandering about
the streets. The officer took him 20 the ward at
police headquarters, and telegraphed at once
for one OF the small pON ambulances, which ar
Tived In about a hall hour. during which time
Brown hal the premises all Ia himself. lie was
removed, and the premises disinfected. This =
ore way-sman poy cases wandering about the
sfreets-In which the disease & spread in this
CITY
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1T Is 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 DR.. Wistor's Bdlsdm Of Wild Cherry. This
standard preparation will speedily cure a con gh
or cold, and even Consumption often yields TO
its great power, &
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CIT Y TENS.

THAT You MAY LIVE LONG and be happy
call and get some fine old Log Cabin at $3.50,
and Cherry at S2-50: also, Madeira and Port. at
f. o. Cook & Co., fine grocers, No. i7i2 Penn
sylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-07

THR CosIRsT and most attractive place in the
city is Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms cor
per Pennsylvania avenue and Four-and-a half
street. 45
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HABIT, If not necessity, makes Hair Dress
ing indispensable to many. The new "Vigor ~
which DIR. Ayers laboratory issues, is one of the
most delightful We have ever used. 1t restores
net only the color, but gloss and luxuriance TO
faded and gray hair. 4,5,m,wfSw
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TO OBTAIN the most delicious iulip or smash,
made of the finest material, and manipulated Il,
The most artistic manner, go to Geo. w. Drivers
new sample rooms, corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Four and al half street "a
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JULIPs, SNAsHES, COCKTAILS and other
prescriptions carefully compounded by Geo. W.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants at the
new sample rooms corner Pennsylvania avenue
and Four and-a street. as
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The PRONENADECONcEETa al Masonic Temple
last evening, under the auspices of prominent
ladies and gentlemen. for the benefit of the
aged men and women cared for BY the Little
Sisters of the Poor. was a grand success Among
the visitors were General sherman, Rear Adj
miraI Sands, W. w. COrcOran, Montgomery
Blair, Col. Audenreid, eS-MayOr Wallach, and
MANY other prominent citizens. The music by
the Marine Band. under Prof. Fries, was excel
lent A fine supper was furnished by the ladies'
and an abundance of refresh ments supplied.
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ovER-ExERTIoN. either of body or mind, pro-
duces debility and disease. The usual remedy
Is TO take some stImulant, the effect of which is
the same as giving a tired horse the whip in
stead OF oats. The true way is TO fortify the
system with permanent tonic like the Peru
Wan Syrup, "a protoxide of Iron, which gives
strength and vigOr to the Mhele system. Ihk
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The CONCERT at the First Presbyterian
"a urch fDr. Sundsrland's,) this evening. VIII
70 doubt be a pleasant affair. The regular
r. or OF the church will be assisted by some of
orbsst musical talent Go early ard seeu
tuI seats.
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A LARGE AUDIENCE was attracted 20 Wallis
opera house last night TO see Ned Buntline,
Buffalo BIZ, and Texas Jack in "The Scouts OF
the Prairie" Apart from the exciting scenes
in which these noted individuals figure, there il
some very good acting by the regular dramatic
members Of the company. Altogether the per-
Torrance il a novel and interesting one, and
well worth seeing
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SUIT FOR DIyORCE-MessrS. " Nnkle a-d
Arrick have for Charles Buchsltz HIsd bill
for a divorce against Catharine BEsholtz. He
chs rges that he married respondent ON the 22d
OF .Juiy 1872, and on the 2sth of the same month
she committed adultery with party and has
since been guilty of adultery.
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CINCINNATI LAGER AND BUCK BEER on
draught at Geo. W. Drivers new sample rooms
corner Pennsylva nis avenue and Four and "a
half street, a.
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SOUND FEET being indispensable TO health
and comfort thousands OF persons come from tar
and near to visit DIR. White, the we'll known
Chiropodist, No 635 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails. &c
and advice as TO suitable shoes
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GUINNESS PORTER and Bass and Encoop &
Co.'S English Ale on draught at Geo. w
Drivers new sample rooms, corner Pennsyl-
wanna avenue and Four and-a- half street. As
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READY FOB THE SPRING TRADE.

With a full corps Of first class workmen, com.
pete stock Of the best foreign and domestic Dye
Stuffs, &C., &C., am fully prepared to
CLEAN OR RECOLOR
LADIES' AND CENTS SPRING AND SUMNER
WEARING APPAREL,
promptly and in the best manner.
w. II. WHEATLEY,
Premium STEAM DYEING AND SEQ UR.
ING WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1881.
Premium awarded 1851
Office ,l9 Jefferson ct. Georgetown, DO
Post Office Box 1923. ap7-tr
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PoND's EXTRACT is tor sale at wholesale by
Chas. Stott a. CO., 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue,
and by druggists everywhere. t,w,f,tf
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THR NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per Ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hours, Q TO 4. Saturdays, 8 TO 4 AMI s
70 o Nt3, little
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LOVERS OF CHAMPAGNE, take noticei All
kinds OF imported wine on draught! Twenty
nve cents! AT the new sample rooms of Geo.
w. Driver, corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
Four-and- a-hah street. a.
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WARREN PATENT. MEAT COOKER at Hsmfl-
ton s Pearson's, Y. NJ. c. \. Building, 9th and
ID. I.5.eo5
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The FINEST WHISTLES, by the bottle. to be
Obtained III this city, consisting of Old Crow
Monogram, Robinson County. Overholt and
cabinet WHISTLES, from 81 to S15O per bottle, at
Geo w. Drivers new sample rooms. corner
Pennsylvania avenue and Four and-a half
stIeet. I5s
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SHIRTS MADE To ORDER.-Gentlemen fur
nishing their own material, can have their
Shirts made TO order at the shortest notice, at
keen's, ~ 9Th street northwest Satisfaction
guaranteed. 4fql
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LIQUORS by the bottle at wholesale prices at
Geo. w. Drivers new sample rooms, corner
pennsylvania avenue and Four-and-a- half
street. as