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National Republican., 1873-12-02

f~-PRRs0Ns LIVING WITHIN THE
~ following linitsi Betwcsn II street north
and boundary, and Seventh street west and North
Capitol streets. can have hei eaftet the EATIoHAL
disnhd, a whose ieaidancs orders and complaints
Gao bs loft, a. well aaAi ns haEIpB,IqAs P!hSe
jyiau 1895 sirtb street softhvsi
National Republican., 1873-12-02
DY u. II. WARMER,
ID Heal EatAte Broker aud Auctiopecr.
72s Seventh street, between o and II streots.

fR2mE isR III DwEtLfNa M HousE AND sfoRE Hiiyf IN
YsI2NrowN,D: 2: y. At huGTION:, y,,..
" LbeI No. 81, folio III one of The land records
s.o 81 igsn y 81
Dochet ~ substitutine the updeFsispcd . trustee
m place q Daniel U Eaton, deceased. Will sslI 4,
N Il t0n s q !. ~ On Il
2f Maahinston, IN the Distrif q Columbia, q
yniontown. in said county. described q follower
gsEln1inf for ~ ne name 1.-THE soSthSeas corner
Ssy. road. or Monros stTsst,' ritS the % Sosd
leading TO the south end Of u NAVY Yard
brtdxe lat which point tnerS IL an iron
bar driven deer. IN the sroundy } running thence
ns 8 ss & ss r %
degrees west icy feet thence q right spxca south
= degrees east % feet thence south o. degrees east
1W feet more Or es., 70 the said Piscstsway road.
and thencc with said P,scat,way road north = de
' is: e Y: s.%s S %
Terms Ono third cash; balance in sis, twelve
aud eighteen monihs. with interest q t-por cent.
70 g Y Sssd II Ss on
guircd as deposit on day Of sale All eonveyanc:
Ing at tho expense Of the, purchaser. IL terms Of
sale arc not complied within ton days the trustee
mspt - come one Or more nsvspspefs pubishsd
.s.. q. s' q sE;sifgS s5fSss s,:.s::
r]EsBRyy AsoyE |,gs y rosIPoSEp UNTIL
novis eod&ds j.. 4. Co2bWEIL. s.iesmss.
National Republican., 1873-12-02

The Union met at the sixth Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon, at . O'Clock; the
Rev. Mr.. Blttinger presided. Addresses were
delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Appleby and the Rev.
Mr.. Moore. Tho attendance wa8 large and the
exeI ClAeg intprpal inR.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS. ETC.

WAsHINGTON THEATRR OOBIQUB.
w Eevnnth street. heloI penrpy1vnnia ovrouN.
ANOTHER HTAnTlINQ bENgkTION
ONE WEEK AND TWO MATIuKyp,
Ihe beauuful Equeetrfsnns Ae'rcan,
MISS KATE FIHH40, ~
= miss KATE RlaHBR, n
= VINO VIII appear In The besutffai ;ependsry q
Drama, from Byrons Poenfs 81
y MAZEPPAt ~
: Or, the wild Horss Of TsrtsfE.
~ MAZkPPA MAZkPRA MAxEfPAf 4
Introducing ell its wild music, novel soIrA nCll
ge2us costumes. romantic scenery, offentaf hAb118
brtliiAna marches and sombats. battle se61ss. aud
wild Herse sf Tspsary q .tf
Dashins over The Btupepdoys Steep WITH Cnuninsr
isshed 70 AZ hach-a powerful
AsplendId f,rsnssis f,s,s'iS cemes.y Conn sS.,.,a
A''0' last week III II shs kDE'VVl9a - o0msdhn'
DAN. And 'hs ccEfYES eSefSis ssssg n sbprr.
SH ETA sSRkY Msip y dPI1tHRb5AAG' 1HbAk
,,,oJ " p,ss.ipg pcnssges and coms4nRnnss.
~ ~ - oHffss oHffss AMELIA eossAy1o.
DnAxAfSSS H$ISSSS}SS SSSS}SSSES sSsSES \ fsourk
-A SUPERB NQysMYBAow!
wkDNEsDAY and RATtfRDAY S
4tm In SILVER COIN etp
Dstributed Impsrtally Esch rishf. att
National Republican., 1873-12-02
National snyisx, BnuL.

corner Of New York avenue aud Fifteenth street,
pays per cent, per anlum On depinitA fUr each
calendar month. lunking hours Y TO Z; Bgtuf.
days,s 10 tend sto ., Z
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Keep Out,hs Geld.

90 to savage's, and get him to put his un.
riyalcd weather-strip on your windows and
doors. Many have been cOmfortcd, and advise
their friends to 90 and do likewise.
JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvania avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
MAssrrs ALK Is the cheapest. hecausa II

MAssEr's ALE Is the cheapest, because 1t Is
uniform.
Masseys Ale is the cheapest, because there is
no waste.
Masseys Ale is the cheapest, because It has
strength.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because II Is the
purest.
Masseys Ale Is the cheapest, because II Is the
best. |.
Families supplied and faucets loaned.
PALMER a GRGKH,
Sole Agents, Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Save Your RarpIuEs

aud deposit them In the German American
Savings Bank, No. bl5 Seventh street, which
pays Interest on deposits for each calendar
month. Can for copy OF the regulations con-
ceIning deposits.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
AMUsEMENTs. A
National Theatre.


An audience that nlled the National theatre to
repletion assisted OF the Inauguration perform
ance at the new temple oi the drama last even
Ing. Previous to the raising OF the curtain Mr..
Sayie was called for, and made his appearance
amid burst OF long and enthusiastic applause.
lie thanked the audience for their appreciation,
and trusted that they would overlook any de-
fects discernablc In the house or on the stage,
and promised 10 conduct his theatre In man.
ner 70 deserve the hearty support OF the Wash
lngtOn public.
After an opening address by Mr. Sheridan, the
performance was proceeded with, each member
OF the company being accorded very cordial
reception. Miss Mitchell was greeted with
hearty applause, and all the excellent points OF
her acting met due appreciation. Mr.. sheridan
Is one OF the nnest actors on the stage; Mr.
Lamb has few equals Us comedian, while
ful and finished artists. Mrs. Melinda Jones
played the part Of Fadet most admirably. The
old witch was rendered. particularly hldeous in
her hands, and her niling OF the role added
greatly to the success Of the opening perform
ance. Miss Pendlet0n, who played Madelon,
was new to Washington audience.
The young lady evidently posseases dramatic
ability OF hign order, and promises 70 become
a fayorite In the capital. The other characters
were well performed, and proved that the prom
ises Of Manager savillc regarding the excellence
OF his company were religi0usy Kept. The
scenery worked remarkably well for nfst night,
and the audience departed highly pleased with
the beautiful theatre, the company, and the en-
tertanment. '"Fanchon" will be played during
the week and at the Saturday matinee.
Ford's Opera House.
A large and very appreciatlye audience greeted
Mr.. stoddaIt at Ford's last evening, and were en-
tertalned In most agreeable manner. Bouci-
cault's play Of "a Struggle for Life" was pre-
sented, MT. stoddart assuming the role OF Money
penny. As q comedian he has no superior on
the American stage. His playing last evening
was simply the perfection OF art and earned for
him the most hearty applause and several en-
thusiaAtio calls before the curtain, Tomorrow
pear in two new plays.
The Csmiaue.
Miss Kate FiAher made her appearance In
,Mazeppa" last evening TO a good audience. The
Gdy proved great success, and her assumption
National Republican., 1873-12-02
DY ID. II. WARMER,
- Heal EstAte Broker and Auctionecr,
No. ~ Seventh street. between U and II streets.
TnusTEEs, asAt sAbH ~ YAAIgAB5E a suDunBAN

by virtue of deed of trasf, dated July ~, A. ID.
ls7 and Only recorded m Lber No. az, Miio d. QUE
q M Il
XII s;s.;: 4 a: $:
iI,ist q SSam6is. q VI. Lyias nssi. boundary
fSS,%Sssy SsDSyo, SAILED ,RFsfy P.osPsSs a.iiSeS q
aits. % s.ms oomprisins :fIiy.hv acres sG ma
4sIs nv /. Il %Ss.
.ad & ~ 6ss ssssssg .as
~ basna I'll. fca cp &c ss
S g.. Isss:l. 4 q: s si P:ss ss.
Ss:s f e = Ssss :. ~
alsasss ssounds ven La SSs VIII csoIss SSaiis.
every respect 9 SEsfSisss Tssidsncs. T6sre Il
a.sSS. sSIs ana VIZ ess pss
g c s 4, bssn "a 4 sS :sn .S sSs 81
wGaS = We Ss Y; On can't
ss @ sns sns ssss::.s q ssS: 5
e. ssi s! ~ ssss% & Hs
S " ~ & osSsS isSSssSs ss IN ss 10 e n;
y: Sfis h
::: :ss sss n nv 'SPs
s2Hs sQH5syx. " sAiEiiSasRss. AEiSasRs Trustees.
J, sssss 9 ss1ss :;s q Y
National Republican., 1873-12-02

< TO @C0 PER DAYi-AG GENTs
WORKING pe5pte. d eithsr seq. young or , old make
more mohcy 81 work for US r their, spsrs momsnts
or all tho time. than At anything else Psrticu
&C. Address. q. sfINsoNh CO.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
DY X. nfeB. TIMONsY & CO.,
ID Real Estate Brokers' and Anctionecrr, =
ssi street, Under Second National Bank.
TnysTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
QN,IEhIHv ! vSTFEET, gEIXEhN IXs + P,,l ,nLgEETT Y NJ lT
foTs q ISb IL, souAflE 81, % BY no FEET

EXP H22pb ILsSuR Is u, q S2sHYEESf5 ri
Bs Siiias Q, deed Of ,ru., % the uodsr.isysa.
Labor 6, folio 154 one of the land records for wash
ipgton county In the District Of Colu mba, and Al
the request o the party secured will SELL
in front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, Decembct
2 is7s, all h.se certain pieces or pfrccs Of ground
known and described npon the land cords Of said
city, as lots lettered q and Il Up snbdiyision Of
Ss5,J tosether with !hs impsovements Nsreon
proytnS part 81 the city.
TSe G s,%; % s y GSsd Sy s Il
per CENT Per snnSI snS s.ssn:s q ,ss ~ IN cs.
tns nvte. q the purehsssf. besrins ten per cont
vii Be nsen deposit q sioo viii Be reaulfcd 81
he purcssser II The tsrn,s Il ssis arc MOI com.
ptied with In seven days from the day Of sale, the
r soss n
nve days advertie .msnt In one or more Of the
ne wspspers publiahed In Washington, d. q.
gRAIN.tRp u: YARNER,l rruste~s-
'Ao' W. Z. MSB' ffAoN9 CO.,
novn eo&ds tstarl Auctioneers.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
IUEspAf, December 10, fs7s, sanie hour and place.
,. =. McB TrsosEY A CO.,
depIMwFkds AurtiOneerf
National Republican., 1873-12-02

bet q arc P0BfPQNED qntil' wEpHE5bAY, BE-
pe.psasa @ -sa iefi fSi n
is7a. same hours aud pllqesL 80
osss JlS JSS9Sa S5EDgalp. iSEEEs s.Is.$.ss EEs:.ss =
National Republican., 1873-12-02
The court then adjourned until this morning,
when the District osses will come up.
Pslics Csurs-JuAse sneIl.

James Adams, assault on Henry Wheeler, IS.
Joseph Howard, Redmond Smith and Nathaniel
Bryan, breaking the fence around Lincoln
Geo. II. Jackson, assault on Mary L. Hall, g.
Peter Barker, assault On Charles Walters, IS
and costs. Fanny Magruder, assault on Lizzie
80 for cursing. Ed Runnells and Richard john
son, % each for boisterous language. Joseph
O'Brien, L. A. Henderson, knsey Brewer, West
feited collateral for disorderiy conduct. Laura
Hill, Z vagrant, workhouse. Lewis Ford, 50 for
cursing. John D. Morris, fast driving, o.
Rodgers, profaas and SoisteroS., &. g. Mary % No.
riarty, same, t5. Thomas Washington, same,
%. James Barron, suspicious person, sent 10
ne ne worksouse; Charles Walter, profanity, g.
WIN. Green, carrying slung-shot, 600. George
McCallum, suspicious person, sent 10 the work
house.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
DRY GOODS.

JOHN T. MITCHELL,
roRsres AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
o8I Pennsylvania ave.
W. sssC Sss ss9ss a., .ns complete Win si ,hs
We purss.,e ., The LOWEST CASH rRroEs In
the New York market, weekly. -
nS {: :is si,:sia n qualify
ny y: &: aS spe e' IS 81 fSM 81 %.
here or In Nov York. II
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Il IL aauisr Ii IN

Dankers, No. l4is Pennsylyanla avenue, rSy .
per cent on nil deposit.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
New sssre, New stock.
Il. U. Lewis, No. e03k BEvErrH STREET,

EaN 6fde, near I htTeet
has now iu store, and daily receiving, Q large
and complevc assortment OF 0ENTLENEN's, BOYS
AND CHiipHxNs HArs Of the very LATEST sTYilRs;
INo Goops, cheap for cash.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
IL is
Your Own Fault
IP you
Miss TIM OPPORTURIry
40 BUY

ARE POSITIVELY SELLING
Our G0oDs
At THESE RATES.
~ you DOUBT 1T IL
Come and See.
HABLE Bios,
Merchant Tailors and Fine Cl0thiers,
Corner Seventh ard ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
CITYITEMS.

/
AT Hknsurs,
4c2 Seventh street northwest,
Closing out sale Of
10000 worth Of
Ladies, Nobby Button oaterS,
white, Red and Blue Slips,
Rubbers and Arctics.
slippers made TO order.
to7 Seventh street.
Bnowss metallic weather strip, the cneapes,
Ninth street. wsii paper reduced twenty per per
cent. The only place 70 the city where you can
get window shades for u, with fixtures complete.
BIZ. WISE TODAY. It's Madness TO neglect
cough or cold however slight. Consumption
may follow, and though Dr.. Wisfar's Baisam eT
s SS,sS s. much ,Sn
primary diseases Of the throat, lungs and chests,
where other remedies fall.
Tho Human Kitchen ana IL. Dswh Walters,
The body Is supplied with allment By vessels
which connect the stomach and It's auxillaries
with the venous system, and, 90 TO speak, per-
In other words these media Of communcatIon
between the animal kitchen and lie dependcnts
| supply 10 each member and organ, near or re-
derelict In It's duty, or the dumb walters inert or
obstructcd, Il Is the peculiar province Of Hos
and regulate them. Hence iis marvellous cures
o. chronic indigestion, and tho emaciatlon, de-
blllty and langnor which are generally It's con-
se anS sns Ss .ry W,n Msc
u checks irregularities OF the liver and bowels,
and braces aud invigorates the nervous system
- y marvel, not only to the general public, but
These panic days have snruns our purses;
The biggest hanks have mot reverses;
Few pay al CALL, some not AT all,
Aud none pay SILVER out this falL
The oldest DkR9p the yilles Just made,
All need tho DOLLAR, and everyone strives
To. lY up STORE for themselves and their
Tns pI'sSs a's s.s.s to Say. nUmr 4. win ,s.ss
New store, New stock.
Rc. LrvIs, No. sosx ssynxrn STREET.
ha. now in store, and daily receiving. . large
and complete assortment Of GENTLEnENs, BoYs'
AND CHripK.Ns HATS Of the very LATEST sTnss;
ISo Goops, cheap for cash.
TEE anaAr KsoLIsz RnxspY for eout and
psnts either o. recent or long standing AM arc sd
vised 70 use Blairs Gout and Rheumstlo Pills,
rney can be relied upon a. the most safe and
have been anivsrssy % % Ussd IN Europe % snS n
Pnour 4 HAnsANf, 80 Strand, London, knsisnd,
and sold By ell druggists.
waIrn. clean, sound tssth, all nay have By
using daily THURsroEp Ivory Pearl Tooth
Powder; price % and 20 cents per bottle.
BRAuTIrul, soft, glossy hair, all desire Il, all
may have u By constant uso OF THoNrsonr
Pomade Optime. Price, % and % cents psr
bottle.
LieHrooLoRspK Kid Gloveaaro very stylish vhes
not solled. JoUvnp inodorous Rid Glove
Cleaner will renovAte thcm thoroughly; price %
cents Pcr bottle. An sold By dfuGIiits and
fancy dsalep.
wILLs AAoH'NsLsrRpAD 5fnnEaranHna Pr.Ap-
vAsd. Pvio4 y, n. and o csnts eauh.
National Republican., 1873-12-02

rflksTHTRy ABOVE SALE ;lgs y rosIPoNED UNTIL
nov,o ~. =, aEo99aE " VA STrISStKNEY, rS Jfuiies
National Republican., 1873-12-02

Of the roe earned for her most hearty applause.
The Wili Horse Of Tartary did his part OF the
business In nuo style, and shared In the success
OF his fair rider. Besides Mas Fisher, the man
ayers presented q number Of new stars, who
entertained Tho audience In q programme re-
plete with fun and variety. one hundred dollars
N silver was distributed among the audlcnoe--a
duly appreciated. W 49,
Lincoln Han.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stoves readings at Liu-
ccln hall iast night were not 90 we'll attended a.
they should have been. Her deilnestions Of
Yankee character were excellent, aud showed
10 advantage the humorous part OF her nature.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
novaa so&ds IsarI kuctioneers.
DY GREEN g. WILLIAMS, Asctieneers,
ID No. iooi. northwest corner Tenth and d streets.
TRysyElEs,s!r rs!ALE OK dxREQyyEp REAL rs

a ny virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th
for ws.hinstcn county. IN the Di,tI,et q Goium.
cured thereby, shsil sell 81 public suction, on
wkDNEsDAf the I'm n Dccembsr, 4. y. 1873. a,
ns,sS J: D.. AisssS q ts N Esoe.ra 6SsrS,sn: Cha
inclusive, In sduare three hundred snd sinty four
$50 In the city Of Warrington, District Of Colum
bia, improved with . thrre story and basement
BRICK Dwelline. with . two-story and basement
back building, With modern improvements, location
streeta northwest
I Terms Ons third cash; balance In sir and twelve
per annum. and secured BY = deed Of trust on tae
pssm..s sold Az ooSss snGins q a she cost q ths
sae, and II the terms are not complied with In 1--WE
as alter dt o sss shs r sss es. 's
the defsultins purchased, by ADVERTISING three
city. JOHN "A, r MohRE,i Trustee.
National Republican., 1873-12-02
S2H5s .AhSqqssPRY.l Trustees.

y y Sss e ss.s cs.f s, "a x Y
g. q Ia sss ssRsfsy Z q: q:
sSsas :ss iss '~,5 s.. +, ,s..,.,. s..s y
noitso&ds TT 00ibWfl.L,k kalsuasn,
National Republican., 1873-12-02
NATIONAL TIikATRE.

M. .. @. sAvrLLx. .... .soLI Lrssrr AND Draxoroa.
Mr.. savilie besy 10 announce ths complsttou Of
the New and Magnificent Theatre. erected sI.
WV. RAPLEY, ESQ,
and that the REGULAR Season viii bssip
MISnAY TsS EvENiNGi DkCRslhkR I, 1873.
PEERLGsB FXv0RiTE,
MAGGIE MITCHELL, NJ
In her ever popular Play Of
fANCHON,
Supported By euperior company, including among
the bupbeI w !. Sheridan, 4. Lamb, ~. Lana1sn.
Mss fucy. Koeisr, Mis- CLARA Milton and others.
AAo'eAS ac'sfr T. sTEWHRT, WAIT Yss.
w, p SHERIDAN, ESQ.
tale Of seats will commence On Saturday morning
At O'Clock a Ellis' Muaic Store,
rOpULAn RcALK OF PnIcEa.
:. Admission, q and u cents; Orchestra Stalls and
osn ss: sdn.. II p1:;s "a Gss:
National Republican., 1873-12-02

Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above oomr
Iised 70 use Bairu 0out and Rheumatic Pills
They can be relied upon a. the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered 70 tho public, and
years with the groafest success. PrekAred by
PHour 4 HAnsANf, 80 Strand, London. kneiand,
and sold By ell druggists. .r
National Republican., 1873-12-02
Ford's Opera House.
The l'omiaue.

'Mazeppa' last evening TO good audience. The
lady proved great success, and her assumption
National Republican., 1873-12-02


TWO NIGHTS ONLY!
CHARITY TO the LITTLE ORPHANS!
"Do GOOD UNTO ONE ANOTHER I"
REV. HENRY WARD DEKCHER,s
slBTER,
Harriet Beecller Stowe,
a The soici alton Of many Of our leading citisens,
VIII give two Select Readings In aid Of the
hOLDIRRs, AND SAILORS,
ORPHAN HOME!
mrs. btowe, and entitled
UNCLE TOMS CABIN!
TIE MINISTER'S HOUSE KEEPER!
LAUGHING IN McETIHal
EvAAND TOPsYi
THE GHOST IN THE CAPU Brown HOUSED
SANS sTRATEaEM!
ELIzA's EsCAPK ON THE ICE
MRS ELDERkfS's PITCHER!
Cards OF Admission, % cents Reserved soats, a
Doors open At O'Clock. MeAdipEs st o'clocf.
Caoioe reserved seats at Ellis Co.'S music store,
PonnsylvaniA avenue. dcct
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-18
ron TOWN MARSHAL.
THOMAS KELLY

nEspRcrsULtY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
rsndid,te for the Office Of Town Marshal
Of Gold Hill at the coming election. suolect 70
hs dsr NJ Tho raODle. hp5 tu-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-18
Rumford's Burglar Alarm.

Max Adeler thus tells how It was
Since then Rumford guards his estao-
lishment with dog. Run,tord keeps
a dry goods store, and dreading ron
berry he procured a patent burglar
alarm" fastened It TO the doors ana
windows. and attached 1t to huge
gong. All the police In that neigh6or-
hood were paid by Rumford aud IN
structed, whenever they heard the
goug, TO 60 for the burglars then and
there, and TO seize them at all haz.
ards. For . while all went well
enough. But the fifth night the wind
blew savagoly, and shook the store
doors so severely that It set OH the
alarm. When Rumford heard it lie
seized a club, and turning Oh the gas
full head, dashed into the store Tor the
purpose. OF macerating the ruttlans
who he supposed were preying upon
his property. Just then the police ar
rived, accompanied by crowd OF ex-
cited citizens. One detachment went
around to the rear Of the store, the
other stayed In front. These iookea
through the hole in the door, and
thought they saw the burglar In the
act. They went for him. With a crow
bar they smashed the door and show
windows, and entered with drawn re.
yolvers. This scared Rumferd, aud
he dodged behind the counter. The
policemen fired fifteen shots at him,
and the party in the rear effected an
entrance. A moment aftsrward, ten
more shots were aimed at Rumford.
Then the myrmidons OF the law dashed
up, caught him by the collar. laid him
out on the floor and hammered him
up in a humorous manner, for few
minutes, with their clubs. When his
bones we're thoroughly mellowed,
some body discovered 1t was Rumford.
It cost him $500 for plate-glass and
doors, g. for arnica, and the loss OF a
months time spent In seclusion, wait
Ing for the bumps on his forehead to
20 down. Then he ripped out the bur
Hlar alarm, discontinued his acquaint.
ance with the police and bought dog.
Maybe there are worse disgusted men
than he; but there are few persons
who infuse so much energy, earnest
ness aud whole-souled sincerity in
their disgust. Lls-.-e. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-18

A COUNTRY minister Of "limited ca:
pacity" recently married for second
wife widow OF some property. Being
an ardent servant of Mammon, a for
mer neighbor asked him il he did not
do we'll by the second marriage. "Oh
res, indeed, I" he said, with animation
and then "a an expression of reverent
awe stole over his face, he added :and
what 10 very remarkable. the clothes
of nv wifs.s first husband just fit me.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-18

An innocent young man In Des
Moines was asked by the Rev. Mr..
Hammond, the revivalist, " he wss.ia-
boring for the good OF his soul. No,
was the reply, Il work for Billy
Moore,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-18

A HEN in st. Lawrence county. n.
Y, has made herself famous by laying
an egg bearing in raised letters upon
its she'll these momentous words: war
with England, '73; America victori-
ous.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-04-18
FOR CHIEF OF POLICE.
BENZ. F. LAckEY

DEsPKcTFuLLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
II to the people Of Virginia City a. eandi-
date for the office Of Chief OF Police. subject TO
The decision OF the Republican Primaries.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR TOWN TREASURER.
q. r. BARE BER

DEsPEcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL. a candidate for reelection TO the office Of
Town Treasurer Of Gold Hill a. the coming
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Il. r. BERRY

DEspEcrFULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
III candidate for Town Marshal Of Gold hill
a. the coming election. subject to the decision
Of hts fellow citizens Ela apo toe 2
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The Plaques of Egypt.

To strangers, and particularly to inhabi-
tants of Northern countries, where whole
some air and cleanliness are among the
necessaries of life, Egypt is the most
dctestable region upon the earth. Upon
the retiring of the Nile, the country is one
vast swamp. An atmosphere impregnated
with every putrid and offensive exhalation,
stagnates, like the plague regularly begins,
nor ceases until the waters return again.
The ravages in the French army under
Napoleon, by the plague during the month
Of April, at one time amounted to hun
dred men in single day. Throughout
the spring, intermittent fevers prevail uni
versally. About the beginning of May,
certain winds cover even the sands of the
desert, with the most disgusting vermin.
Lice and Scorpions abound in all the sandy
deserts near Alexandria The latest de-
scendents of the Pharaohs are not yet
delivered from the evils which fell upon
the land when it was smitten by the hands
Of Moses and Aaron. The Plague of
Frogs, the Plague of Lice, the Plague of
flies. the Murrain, Boils and Blains, pre-
vail, so that the whole country is corrupted,
and ''the dust Of the earth becomes ice
upon man and upon beast, throughout all
the land Of Egypt. This application of
the words of scripture affords literal
exposition Of existing facts, such one as
the statistics Of the country now warrant.
Sir Sydney Smith once, while at the
village of Etko, preferred bed upon the
sand Of the desert to the dirty lodgings Of
the village, thinking there he would be
secure from vermin but one experiment
satisfied him-the sand was literally alive,
and his person was soon covered with
them.