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LOCKWOOD, HUfTT q TAYL0Rs. !
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ON DRAUGHT.-Ind, Coope & Co.'s English
Ale tfrom Burton on Trent) a specially at Geo
W. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
AZ street. The finest ale in Washington. ZIG
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can be constantly found, q ali letters aud oasi.
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY rAYLoRs.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHINel
Read THE FOLLOWING

splendid line Of Diagonal, Basket, and worsted
Double. breasted English sAOQUks, FR0OK
COATS, and OUTAWAYs, with Vests 70 match, at
SUITS . f. s an: and s anna BEsss
Oyercost for So, q handsome Melton Overcost for
&s, fine Whitney 0vsrcoat for go, and an elegant
Brown Beaver Overcoats 1t SIS; fine iugish Ter
seys, in Blue, Brown, Drab, and Smoke color, all
GLENGARY OyERC0ATS in Blue and Black
Beaver Cloths, Ct $40, and many other styles. For
SIS; Youths' Dress Suits from us to 60 and las:
Boys Suits in great variety, from S5 to 3l2 Bus.
ness Pants from 81 to 81, and fine Dress Doeskiu
and Fancy Cashmere Pants at prices ranging from
$3.50 to IS.
urge careful inspection Of my goods before pur.
chasing elsewhere, assuring the public thai
never before have had such q variety OF Gar
ments to please all tastes and desires, to
accommodate all purses, or to give
sIch entire satisfaction,
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CONVENTION or TIE ORDER OF B'NAI
B'RITH.-The different lodges of the Hebrew
order of the b mai B nth in this jurisdiction are
now making preparations for the convention
which meets in Chicago in January next. The
convention meets once every i've years, and is
the supreme body Of the order in the United
states. The next meeting OF the convention, in
January next, will be one OF the most eyentful
or any held within the history of the order "a il
will be called upon u decide question:. of the
most important character. Among the subjects
which will be brought before the attention of
the convention will be the admission OF non
lsTaelites into the order. the establishment of a
general orphan asylum OF the order, the fOun-
dation of a general endowment fund, and the
abolition OF the district grand lodges. The con-
vention will also be called upon to allow a larger
extent OF territory to district grand lodge No 5.
which comprises Maryland and the District OF
Columbia.
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THR BLOOD ewes its red color to minute glo-
bules which float in that fluid, and contain, In a
healthy person, large amount of Iron, which
gives vitality to the blood. The Peruvian
Syrup supplies the blood with this vital elc-
ment, and gives strength and vigor to the whole
system. &
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THE SUITS AGAINST THE WASHINGTON CITY
SAVINGS BANK.-N esteTday, in the Equity
Court in the case of Crandell agt. the Wash
iDgtOn City Savings bank, in which Mr.. W. F.
hattiDgly was appointed receiver, Judge Hum
pbreys made an order allowing the Miner 5
Trust and Safe Deposit company TO become de-
PENDANTS, and directing that rule be laid on
the receiver accordingly.
hr. Charles W. HOTuOr. (Of the law firm OF
Durant X HOrnOT,l a depOsitOr in the Washing
ton City Savings bank TO the amount of - Goa,
yesterday entered suit against the trustees of
the hank-GeO. G. Henning, Zephaniah Jones,
Thomas j. Gardner, George K. Ruff. Thomas
Fran els, William Bryan, John A. Ruff, Charles
A. Zimmerman and JnO. Z. Mckelden-fOr the
amount of his deposits. He alleges that under
the general law bv which the bank was incOr-
porated IL Is provided that if the Indebtedness
OF any company shall at any time exceed the
amount Of its capital stock, the trustees of such
company asserting thereto shall be personally
and individually liable for such excess. and that
the capital Of this bank was $50 600, while its
indebtedness is 5000 600 Making the trustees in
dlvidually liable for $3.50 900.
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~Petroleum v. Nasty loses SIC 900 by the
recent failures.
9-A baker has invented a new kind of Yeast
II makes bread SO light that pound of it
weighs twelve ounces.
~The Seneca Falls ladies are singing about
Hthe moth-eaten hustle, the old iron hustle the
cloth covered hustle that hung on so WE'LL"
0Some of the trees in Arkansas are said TO
be as deadly as the Upas tree. One of them, an
elm tree near Elgln, has been the death of II
men already. For particulars inquire of Judge
Lynch.
HS-A farmer living near Virden. who has lost
many cattle by the Texas fever, says that the
disease is terminated by ticks with which cattle
from Texas are covered, and which fall upon
the grass and are eaten by native cattle.
NO This is very ungrateful in the Cincinnati
Enquirer: "They celebrated our little victory in
New York on Tuesday with 100 guns. II thew
are Tammany gunners we don't care much for
the compliment"
R-A Connecticut school committee recently
asked school marin, ''What was the seed from
whence sprung good and evil?" The school
marin aswered meekly that she "wasn't posted
in the seed business" and the matter was al
lowed TO drop.
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Condensed Locals.

Capt. =. A. Ryther has resigned his cIerkship
in the orange and Alexandria railroad once,
10 take effect on the LIST inst.
Col. q. y. Schayer, deputy Receiver of Deeds,
has returned TO his desk after an absence since
kay last in Europe.
The second musical and literary sociable in
the parlors Of the Y. NJ. q. A. last evening was
a very pleasant affair.
Governor Shepherd was yesteI day presented
by the Secretary of State with a handsome pho
togrsph Of the Navy, War, and State depart
neDt building.
The republican club of the 9th district last
night elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: James s. Waugh, president; John E.
Clnk. vice president, X. A. Gray, secretary,
and DIR. Watts, treasurer.
draft for $3.50 was to-day telegTaphed to the
mayor OF Memphis from this city, that amount
being the proceeds of an entertainment given
On Thursday evening by the Shakespeare club
at WIZARDS hall.
Metropolitan hall has been secured for religi-
Gus services on Sabbath evenings by the Young
Mems Christian Association. To morrow eve
ming 1t will be seen by the advertise ment in
another column that the Irish Evangelist,
George c. Needham, is to preach there.
Maintaining its character, as frst-class
Journal the contents of the Sunday MorRiRg
Gazette tomorrow viii be especially entertain
ing, instructive, and Interesting, insuring its
usual hearty welcome IN every household in
the metropolis.
At the Washington navy yard. Theodore z.
Baldwin, of Pennsylvania, has been appointed
store clerk in the equipment bureau, vice Jos.
Clendaniel. who died of consumption on the Dist
suarterman of shipwTights IN the construction
department, vice VIM. McDermOtt, dismissed.
At the annual meeting of the Grand Division
Sons Of Temperance of the District of Columbia
held last night, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: W. II. Young, G..
W. p; s. n. Yeatman, G.. W. A; F. T. Howe,
q. s.; A. G. Constantine, G. F.; W. Il. Burger,
G. Chap; - Duvall, G. Con; HOratio RObey,
6. Sent.
Last night the officers Of the LIST District regi-
nent had a conference with the governor at his
Office for the purpose of a general interchange
of opinions in relation to a more thorough mill
tsry organization IN the District. Most of the
officers were present, and the governor ex-
pressed the interest he felt in the matter, and
promised his earnest support towards the end
desired.
In regard 10 the reported railroad accident
beyond Cumberland. Md. a few DAYS SINCE we
are informed by the officers of the road that
there were no deaths in consequence of the en-
CINE running against the fallen rock, which
turns ont to have weighed only seventy-ive
pounds. instead Of the size of the locomotive.
The engineer sustained a slight splinter wound,
and the fireman was scalded. Neither was
killed as reported, nor were the cars of the
train injured.
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NAVY YARD ATFAIRs.-The United States
steamer Fortune, lately used as an experiment
tai topedo boat, is being hauled up on the ways
IN the eastern ship house, preparatory to being
repaired, when she will go into commission un-
der command OF Lieutenant Commander ,J. G.
Green, and will be attached to the north Allan
ne squadron, on survey duty.
The repairs OF the United States steamer Get
tysburg will be completed to-day, and IL is
probable that she will 20 into commission next
MONDAY, taking the place OF the TallapoOsa,
which will be thoroughly oyerhauled at the
yard before being again placed in service. The
Gettysburg will be commanded by Capt. ID. G.
hckitehie, and manned by the late crew of the
Ia apo0sa.
Thirty-three labOrers in the construction de-
partnent Of the yard have been discharged dur
ing the week.
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H e,sn,ne LOCKWOOD, H0FrY a TAYLoRp
isrfe stock o. NEW G0ODe, lust received a. SaS
fenns'NAnia avenue, between sth and TN strssts
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III kmsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs-ye
~ chOlce IA quality and chasp in prira-st
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY SFAYLoRs.
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THE KELSEY TAR AND FEATHER MURDER.
We are gratified to find that Gov. Dix has set on
foot an inquiry into the Huntington crime, with
a view, no doubt, Of offering a reward on the
part Of the state for the discovery of the most
guilty parties in the cruel and Infamous butch
cry. Col. 5. DeKay, the military secretary on
the Governors staff, was at Huntington yester-
day, making personal investigation of the
affair, and held a consultation with Coroner
Baylis. Time enough has been wasted in a
sham investigation. while the persons to whom
suspicion and evidence point as the real cul-
prits, or at least as accessories 10 the murder,
have been permitted TO remain at large, with
every opportunity to escape as soon as the testi-
mony grows too strong for them.-N. Y. HcrdIi.
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THREE SUITS FOR DIVORCE were entered in
our courts yesterday-Mary A. Sherwood prays
a legal separation from Burk Sherwood, to
whom she was married ten years ago in New
YORK; Maggie Il. McKibbon, nee Hawthorn,
asks divorce from John H. McKibbon, to whom
she was married in New York city in 1868, and
DIR. Absalom Trausue asks divorce from Flea
nora Catharine Trausue,
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MRS. SoULE's EXPBRIRNCE.-UntilI went to
the academy / was never separated from nv
boy playmates. We studied the same books in
school. took bites out of the same apple and the
same dOughnut, drank out of the same tin dip
per at recess, and went home under the same
umbrella when ii rained. So long as / went to
school with boys, so long boys were boys to me;
but just so soon as the lines were drawn between
US l began to romance about them-to make
idols !-PrOceedinls Of WOmen's Conqress.
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GEETLKMINs STOCK /. I'm mad .h.,s. psuy
sss,s-E LoCKWoceodD'.n Eu nfsa 3 rArLoHs.
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THREE LITTLE CHILDREN BURNED To
DEATH.-A Clarksburg, Tenn, letter TO the
memphis Appeal says: "The most horrible
accident that has even been chronicled in the
history OF our community occurred about three
miles from this place on Sunday evening last
The dwelling of MIR. Tom Scott, together with
his household goods and all his children mum
beIing three, were consumed by fire. The
children were all under five wears of age The
rather not being at home, the mother had to 60
over to a neighbours house for something a dis
lance of two hundred yards, leaving her house
snd children secure from danger as she thought
Havifg had no fire since morning, she believed
she had been gone but a few minutes when il
was discovered that the house was burning
and before any one could reach it, it was en-
veloped in flames, and all attempts to save the
children were futile, and the mother returned
only to witness her little innocents being con-
sumed by fire that was beyond all control"
9-The Canadian parlia meut has adjourned
until Monday.
avThe Chicago bankers are paying out silver
at par.
1E. W. Clark & Co. bankers, in Philadel-
phia resumed business to-day.
nS-Paper barrels are now made in Port By
ron, NY.
DrThe school boy OF the future will copy
sums from tae next boy on paper slate.
9ln Pittsburg yesterday the grand jury
found two additional indictments against ex-
Postmaster Stewart, of that city-one for per-
jury and the other for forgery.
~The New York Herald condenses Its must
cal criticism thus: nilsson, sweet and captiva-
ting; Murska, brilliant and thrilling; Lucca
grand and soul stirring"
~A southern exchange says that the verdic,
OF the coroner's jury of Joseph Cloud was
KILLED by the Louisville, Memphis and vicks-
burg newspaper reporters"
~ The floating liquor saloon on Lake Cham
pam, which has detied the excise authorities ell
tne past summer, was set on fire Saturday and
| entirely destroyed.
81 The students OF Brown university have
uone good thing. They have uttered protest
against hazing as barbarity, and voted that the
| students may wear such hats and coats and
carry such canes as they please.
| ~Capt. Q. w. Ford, for many wears con-
nected with the United States express company
at ST. Louis, and formerly collector of inter ma
revenue Tor the 81. Louis district. died in Chi
| csgo last night of bilious pneumonia
~Somebody who knows about bears and
| wolves and wo0dscucks and other animals a nc
| their habits, should by this time have let the
| world know what kind Of weather this is that i,
/ coming on.
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LOCAL NEWS.
amu-emeats, &C., To-nishs.

waIrs Opera HoUse.-Mr and Mrs W J. Flor
epee IN three pIeces-"Thrice Married." IRE
turned Volunteer" and "IrishLion"
Tzeafer COniqps. The wonderful Chinese
celebrity, Ling Look, and the great man serpent
NAnadiva, with other attractions.
Orchestrion music at No. 46s PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue.
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CoRNs, ETC.-"The wise for health On daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chtlblans, or other ailments of the
feet find quick relief at DIR. Whites establish
ment, No. 635 18th street, opposite the U. S.
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NANCY HANDKERCnIEFs FOR LADIES
IL new easortmeut Just received 81
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAYLORs.
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NEW CARPETS STILL CONISG.-Another
fresh lot Of tapestry, Brussels, and ingram car
pets of a late design has Just been added to the
already attractive stock on exhibition at the
popular Arcade. See advertisement.
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DIR. BULLS Cough Syrup is fast taking the
place OF all the oldfashioned cough remedie.
1t never fails TO relieve the most violent cold
and for throat diseases it is invaluable.
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THB STARVATION OF CHILpRRN-Mary
Neely, aged Is DAYS, daughter OF Mary Neely,
100 West street, New York, and one Of twins,
died Thursday evening of starvation. Her lit
tie sister died few days ago. The mother con-
cealed her destitution from every one.
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l. "a 7. SEAMLESS KID GLOVE L, 2.
LOCKWOOD HUFrF & TAYLOR, Importers.
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TIE MEMPHIS SCFFERRRs;-Editor S'qr--
The ChrOEicle OF this morning has q stirring ap-
peal TO our churches for united effort on be-
half of the sufferers at Memphis. Every right
minded person cannot but indorse the sagges-
hons of the writer. Let immediate action be
taken by all the churches in Washington, and
to morrow and the following Sabbath be large
ly devoted to a noble charity-raising money
for the poor of the plague-ridden city of Mem
phis. Why may not DIR. Tiffany call a meeting
OF the pastors Of all the churches and friends Of
humanity at Metropolitan Church on Monday
or Tuesday evening for the purpose of united
action in this matter? Take the responsibility,
Doctor. The movement is in the right direc-
tlon; the people will back it, and the great head
of the church will honor il with His bless
ing. b.
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A NEW GERMAS-ANERICAN ORGANIZATION.
mass meeting Of German citizens was held at
Beck's hall last evening, for the purpose of
completing the organization of a ''German.
American" party in the District, the iai.iatOry
steps 20 which were taken previous to the late
election. permanent organization was
effected by the election OF the following officers:
President, Simon Wolf; vice presidents, W.
Burckhardt, DR.. j. SchOll and F.. r. Nusbaum:
recording secretary, ID. J.. Selke; corresponding
secretary, W. Helms; financial secretary, A.
Hart; treasurer. A. Schmedtie. A committee
was appointed to prepare a constitution and by
laws.
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of 1872
were S219, eco. 4,12-swtf
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To GET RID Of the Chills Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. co
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The ATTENTION Of the public is called to the
sale Of boots and shoes at the old established
stand Of G. y. Cummins, 932 eth street, between
/ and X northwest, which are being sold for 80
days without regard TO cost. The stock com
prfses all the best makes and latest styles.
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TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have or
dered the parking Of % street east, between
Pennsylvania avenue and Maryland avenue
north. The alley between 9th aud 18th and ID
and Il streets northwest Is to be graded to con-
form TO the grade OF street.
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623 PenHSyIvania Avenue.

FALL Issa.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY L. TAYLOR,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURER,
LADIES', cRlLDRErs AND sE,Tltmtrs
FINE
FUR.sTSHE..'G GOODS.
623 PENSv. Avn, BET. Cru .vp ira srs.
NEW GOODS FOR LADIES.
VICTORIA KID GLOVES, y, and h,,,o,.
LOCKWOOD, RUFTT TAYLoRs.
-, II b., buttons LOCKWOOD, HCFrY a fAfLoR
are the only agents in Washington.
n; 7. SEAMLESS KID GLOvE,I, 2.
LOCKWOOD HUFrT TAYLOR, Importers.
A IL THE NEW SHADES IN sCARFs AND
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY q TAYLoR.
S9UARE HANDKERCHIEFs FOB LADIES
- MIN ENk can be had from
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLOR.
II CCaES AND ALARGE VARIETY oF NEW
H Sly rs OENECk WEaE FOR LADIES' M
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY TAILORs.
{ o sH1hBs, cTIPEs; AID SLEEVES IN NEW
LoCh"OOD, HUFTT rkYLORs.
CHTEEMs,EsETrs IN NEW AND STYLISH PAT
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY TAYLoRs.
HEhsTITCHED HANDKERCBIEFs-yer
~ choice "a quality and chasp in pric--at
LOCKWOOD, HUFrY SFAYLoRs
INITIAL nASDKERCHIEFs large stock
- can be Constantly found, q al letters aud qaai-
LOCKWOOD, HUrrY rAYLoRs.
t'ANcY HASDKERCnIEFs FOR LADIES'
NC" 1 Iscu th IN. qst Tecsiysd a.
APES, HoSIERY-Ths largest an hes, stock
- south OF New 1urk-csn ~ found A.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLORs.
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MANY OF THE ATTRACTIONS at the Thester
Comique will be withdrawn after TO- night 20
give places 10 a new bill next Monday, and those
who have not already seen the wonderful per-
formanees at that popular place Of amusemsnt
THIS week should avail themse YES of the last
chance or they will regret il
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Il hglss, hoSlERY-The largest an best stock
IL south OF New lurk-csn ~ f1uud ~
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY & TAYLORs.
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BUILDING PERMITS have been issued as fol-
lows since our last--T. r.. Dart, two story
frame, East Capitol, between sth and 9th streets
nortneast; Z. W. King. tvo-stOry brick stable,
9th, between A and Il southeast; John Ander-
son, twO-stOry brick store. eth, between 1 and
n; ThOs. j. Simpson, ten two-story frames,
11th, between W and Boundary streets north
west; Isaac Gross. twO-story frame rear OF Vir-
ginia avenue, between 5th and 9Th streets south
east; X. Lobsiger, two two story bricks, North
Carolina avenue, between Sd and 4th do.
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PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers. toothache, sore throet, sprains,
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie,
iameness, bruises, boils. wounds, neuralgia,
noarseness, diarrhpa, and all hemorrhages etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known to be a cure for these diseases. m til 8 If
WILCOX q GIBB's SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas
BauIn's hoopskirt and corset factory, 7th street,
Intelhgencer building. 1923
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulness of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
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TuRoo-RussIAN BATES; also, Medicated Va
N3 street. Mons.
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WALLS OrFkA HoUss-To-n night the Flor
eBces will give their last performance in this
city, on which occasion the triple benefit bill
OF last night will be repested. embracing the
three amusing Dieces-''Thrice Married" the
'sIrish Lion" and 1.-The Returned Volunteer"
On Monday evening Misc Lydia Thompson aud
her reorganized company win appear in new
bGIlesaue.
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An1iAeAsi cARRIAGEstii Az.

large .,sortmsR. ot oAn III q %e.t
s ns%aI Esy "a fgTE ssG;issi =
TORY, No. SIS lf;h street: Main Repository, No
- West fayette street, Baltimore, Nd. sepis-l1s
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PRIGG s
Fine Jet JewelrY,

Fine Oxydized Jewelry,
received at Prigg's Dollar Store, No. 45I
Pennsylvania avenue, near street.
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HARRls EAMLEss KID GLOVES, and Z
buttons. LOCKWOOD, HUTrl TATLoR
are The only agents in Washington.
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THERMOMETERS and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Az street
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-01

Amazon Silver Mining Compsnv..
Location Of Works, Ely Mining District, Tin.
coin County, State of Neyada.-Notics is hereh,
given that at q meeting Of the Board of Trustees
Of said Company, held on the Twenty second
day Of October. A. d. 1872. an assessment a.
Ten Cents per share was levied upon the can.
ital stock OF said company. payable inme.
diately, in United States gold and silver coin
to the Secretary. pro tenn, 1t his ofkcs, No.
COG, Room No. y, Sacramento street. San Fan.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shah
remain unpaid On the 9Th day Of January, A, D.
1873 shall be deemed delinquent and will b.
duly advertised for sale 1t public auction, md
unless payment shall be made before, will b.
sold on Wednesday, the Twenty second dsy
Of January, 1873, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising and e.
penses of sale. ...-
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
NJ. ]. McMANUS, Secretary, pro TEN.
Office, Cos. Room No. 3 Sacramento street,
San Francisco, California. dll.n