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STEAMER LINES.

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON, AND
w PROVIDENCE
The fine Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips to
Of eth street, every MONDAY and1411un1
THURSDAY, at .. m, touching At principal River
the NJ and M Line for Boston and Providence
Freight should be addressed 'scare Of Lady Of the
Lake. via Norfolk" Branch ticket once at Knox s
Express Once, sos Pennsylv ania avenue
I. M. CROUCH, Agent, 6th-street wharf
DORSEY CLAGBTT, General Agent
MIA Plant's Store, corner 18th st and Pa ave
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WLLlAh KNABI = Co. IT,
'op.vn i SaAITIHo1is nAnyLAHDa
EDUCATIONAL.

MISS L. rLKfeHERy sCHooL ZOE YOtNo
1sA LADIES AND CHILDRId, 1891 Nsls YosA
sycass.-Ths third quarter Wa commence JAsyAly
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ID Aaesioneer. and B Al Estate Brokers
Star Ome.Baiidins. mn : =
TRusTESEs s AL % q !. = ,yAhuAsLE BuIhD-
By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing dste en- the
~ NJ of e s me- a s,2 and duly recorded in iIsr
ty e Washington, District Of Goiun.bis, aud BY d.
ses,ipn 9f re Part, sec aTed thsrshy shall sch ON
oeosk M the i hS,a d day ,S Of M5sh :.
north, between "a and ID streets east, lots marked
and tttered A, in Crpteketts record snbdirisien
styest north BY sdepsh OF no feet. - YIN
nj TENS Of sale SEA- the H Of purchase add
OF the purchaser and deed Of trust on the premises
n terms OF sale are not complied within ave days
the rs Of the aeauit ting e suaa
nle fk kEfSkk saA 6IkAsY TI xssss
| RY DUNUANsUN, BOWLING 4 Co, Aucts-
- corner &h and streets northwest.
SALE q, OF r nP REAL ESTATE ON THE
Sd AND 4TH sTREETs WEST. -"
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust duly recorded in
81 Me- Il s 81 Cd ss s Ss 'a
es Of PS ssurd shpsTsbs the sus
sssTs IS n sly SiS Sa!! ., Il
bas width north the
Terms: One-third cash, of which S2O shall be
paid at the time of sale balance in notes and
months with interest and secured by deed of trust
on the premises sold, unless settlement be made
within days after SALE resale will be had at the
ectto an incumbrance. the amount to be stated at
the time and place OF sale. Conveyancing at cost of
CHARLES NJ MATTHEWS, Trustee.
mig pUECANSON, BOWLING CO., Auc.s,
RY DUNCANSON, BOWLING 4 CO, Aucts,
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H'-V n W An n, AHcfs
RY LATIMEK CLEARY,

GHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
L9TS; ALSO VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERIY FRONTING ON AND X, BETWEEN
f fonHHTKuAMNrRs,AA- HALF AND SIXTH STREETS
- BY virtue Of a decree Of the Supreme Court of
4. the District OF Columbia, passed in Chancary
eause No. Z72, "a. Doc. ii, will, on MON
DAY the 3lst day OF March, ISIS. on the premises
a. o'clock p. n. :, offer for sale at public auction
Lets q, 8, 20 and q, in square 49, ia this city
Lots and have been subdivided into fye lots,
each having front Of twenty feet south street
between -Four and-a half and Sixth streets and run
ming back with that width hundred and two feet
SIX inches to thirty foot alley, and all unim-
proved. ~
Lots % and q have been su bdiyided into four lots
three OF them having front OF twenty feet sourh
i street between Es and 9th streets, and running
back with that width one hundred aud two feet
and SIX inches to . thirty foot alley. aud un-
improved.
The remaining lot has front Of forty feet on south
street, between the same two streets, and runs
back with that width one hundred and two feet six
inches 10 the sa me alley, and Il improved by two
story frame house, with back building
IL rms: One third OF the purchase money In cash.
spectiyely, six, twelve and eighteen months from
day Of sale with Interest ten per centum per an
mum, secured by the purchasers note and deed of
trust; or the whole in cash. at the purchasers on
tion. deed given the final ratification Of sale
Conveyancing al purchaser cost. A deposit Of 4 50
on each lot on day of SAL.
REGINALD FENDALI. Trustee
niD-d&ds LATIMER CLEARf, Ancts.
n
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DIED..

DIED.
ENGELHART, Suddenly, on the Eth Of M.roh,
ISIS, GEORGE ALLsTON, aged years aud - iaTs
son Of Andrew and Margaret Y. Engelhart.
flower too bright 20 last.
HUNTER. March 10Th, instant, AZ 10 y u m =.
Mn. sA RA II HUNTER, widow Of the late Thoma.
Hunter, ib the 18th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from the re-ii-nc. NJ
her son IA law, Thomas J. Gait, los Loui. ana
avenue, on Friday afternoon. st "a O'Clock. TIA.
friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend. Morning papers please copy1
FAY. On the 18th instant, sfter Q short iinass
MARY AUGUSTA FAY, the beloved " fe Of Louis
Fay, aged q years and months. May she rest
peace.
Funeral Friday, at O'Clock D. N, In rear Of
1923 street mort Invest.
McDUELL. On the 18th instant, FRANK ROY
ZELL, infant son u John l.. aud M A. McDasl,
aged Is months.
R0BEY. At the residence Of his son ia -ls~, Mr..
j. VI. Mckee, No. ITO Virginia avenue east Mr.
TowNLEY BUsHRoD ROBEY, OF Robeys;owa.
Prince Georges county, Nd, aged s. years.
HIS funeral service will take place on Friday a.
D. m. The friends and relatives Of the decess.1
are respectfully requested 10 attend. n.
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10y DUNCANSON, BOWLING Il CO, Aucts..
- Southeast corner 9th and streets northwes,

RY DUNCANSON, BOWLING Il CO., Aucts..
- Southeast corner 9th and streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF FINE LOT ON THIRD
STKEET, BETWEEN G AND II STREETS,
- By virtue of two deeds of trust, dated the LIST
Ri September, A: d. 1871, and 10th May, A. D. 1872,
Arecorded In Liber No. 655, folio SG aud Liber
No 6sl folio l2, &c, of the Land Records Of Wash
lngton county D. c. and at the request of the party
secured thereby the undersigned, as trustees, win
sell IN front Of the premises, at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, the 26th day Of March next, ISIS,
at IA O'Clock p m parts of Lots Nos. ! and 2, i'm
Square No 59 beginning for the same at the end of
leg feet from the southeast corner of Lot No j, in
said Square, and running thence north Sd street
west, 40 feet; thence west g. feet inches thence
ginning, together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, and the balance in
and IL months notes Of the purchaser be given,
bearing 10 per cent interest from the day Of sale
and secured by deed of trus the property sold
Sc TO be paid hen the property is struck of. The
trustees reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser if the
terms Of sale are not complied with in five days on
giving i've days. public notice Ali conveyancing,
&c, at purchasers cost.
~ MoRsELL, Trustees.
DUNCANSON, BOWLING CO.,
~. Zaw3w&ds Auctioneers.
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lGINERAL sATrRE-No. SOL

An ACT authorizing the Secretary of the Trea-
sury TO refund the difierential duty on article.
actually on ship-board in French vessels da,-
tined for the United States on the fifth of No
yember, eighteen hundred and seyenty-two
BE az enacted BY the Senate and Hoss, Of Repvs-
sentdtares # The United States Of Amercd in I,r-
greSS assembled, That goods. ware. and mer-
chandise imported in French vessels from conn
tries other than France, and which were on
ship-board and Dound to the United States on
the fifth day OF November. eighteen hundred
and seventy-two, are hereby relieved from liza
biity to discriminating duty under the seyen-
teenth section of the act of June thirtieth
eighteen hundred and sixty-four, revived on
such goods by the proclamation of the Presi-
dent Of the United States, dated October thir-
tieth. eighteen hundred and seventy-two; ana
the Secretary OF the Treasury Il hereby author
lied, in any such case, to refund such discrim-
mating duty which may have been paid on such
goods, wares, and merchandise, out Of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise apprOpri-
sted lApproved, February Ia, 1878
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERIOAn
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FKoM NEW YORK.
Calsbria- .Wed-Mar. Il Ably ssinia W ed -Api. 2
rc. rbs Vs. Mar y Aser. s, g
engers
And every f0lGsrs t wIpNEEsRAy and sArUR-
sda , se CO ddissAe 70 az Sl and sio
ks,uTn ticket: % - fsV Sea is0I ssans
ssssfsse sekss. ft from Liverpool and ou..oso,,
s sd .. ~ pSris n o. 5usO's 4 lowest rates ThTOush
he aha
MsditsrrsnssI ports For freight and cabin pas.
sevis.S ttiHAs. q. FRANokLYs. Agent.
A HCHOR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
ZION or seaport in Great BritsiE, Ireland. -
Fancy Hsisas g, SSsTT%;;ny
S; Idof f.rs 1r:e NEW YORK 70 LONDON, LIv.
: -
EXCURSION TICKETS, alYO.
intermediate, SSs; SsssraSe, $50; 81 payable In
Parties sending for their friends I, the ou oouptr,
can purchase tieksts Ct lowest rates. For furthss
R.rsisvIars spplX 70 the Agent, @. CANMAOK, N.
..,r sTTfESsoH sRorHEss,
@ayn BoWiing Green, New York.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.
~ bEIWKEN
RzSHiSGT oN . Gk KGEIU w. D. a. 8.
Sailing day from <fer 2. North whasyss, Phslsns,.
Rnis, WEpNEsDAY end sATUR-
From SIS v a;er ssrees, oeorsseovn,
D. c., TC ESDAY and sATUROAY, 6 10 An
g. HYDE, Agent Tor b. OF q.
AZ nts-Y. A: REID, AlexsndriA, w.; WI ,.
NJ gRCHANf4 LINE OF sfEAAsHIPs.
Avn bEIwEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
nsreaftss the me etesmship \ O. KNI0Hf "a
JOHN GIBSON Win make regular weekly ~0DDn
Gips between EIW YORK, ALBXAM.<
pklAa WASHIH0fOH and 0E0B0D
iQWN, g follo~u:-Leaye NEW vOBK iron Pier
- I've. every sATURDAl & q p. n, Lssve
eSOkGEIOMN every H1IDAI q . Q. n, 81
~, pkIA The same day q ~ q.
too or = tSs eolasT q s Sssst - lev SoSs
ovenue.
js0-o ,. ". THOMPSON. PrssiAsus.
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THIS EVEN10G
TOMORROW,
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auc,iopecr.-
II No. 1901, northwest corner lpth ana ID a


RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 1901. northwest corner lcth and d SITS.
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY FRAME u.Ip.
CLOTH SOFAS AND KOCKERS, WALNUT
MARBLE TOP CENTRE TABLES; wALNGf
WALNUT BEDSTEADS AND MARBLE roe
WWASIhSTANBSs MAHoGANY BUREAUS
kR hsnsTRs BBspsTWkApIS tBFREsy AN
SSa Ss ssS SStRs5xxfESslSS IAPLhs: cHks
SEbs, THR6E:P AND oTHER CARPETS;
Ht 6ks skh Ia FEATHER REDS FIT
STOVES; SHISH. GIAss, And cs6CRERYh.
a 6 On sRfbAS mT okSiNs March ~, 1873
w commencing at 10 O'Clock, we shall sell, az
tkeep;ne, No. Mss 10th street, between aud
streets northwest, the above described household
c1rectloa OF furniture, all in good condition.
mills GREEN &wILLIDss Aucts.
VlY JAMES GUILD, Aactioneer,
ID No. 1914 Pennsylvania avenue.
SALE OF ELEGANT PARTISAN BALL
6 6hEESSES, yh MdSS TOILET Articles, SC
the above mentionea articles. The Dresses viii be
misst 'Vn %, 'e'0f0 JAMES GUILD. Auc..
u. INGs. TENCING AND oTTHHERh IMPRd I'VE
Ease 81 sq QHk ED M
in virtue Of writ Of fsIi faeiss issued from the
Columbia, and to me dirscted shall sell, At public
ss s5sf IL n s S: $:y SusSSs
ssf s.: ss caS sss !: =
II Ps faso, Of ss5 and
N,,,, ,.,, ALEX SHARP, U. S. Marshal D. G.
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TGENERAL NArrRE-No. asl

lGENERAL NATURE-NO. 81
Az ACT 10 provide for the appointment OF A
commission 10 complete the boundary line
between the territory of the United States
ana the possessions OF Great Britain not com
Pleted under the act of August eleventh.
eighteen hundred and fiity-sis, TO carry into
ehect the first article Of the treaty of fifteenth
june, eighteen hundred and forty-six
Re endeted bg fhs Senate oEd HOUSE of Repr>-
sei,safires q The United States Of America a Con-
gress assembled, That the President of the Uni
ted States be. and he IL hereby, authorized 20
APPOINT the Secretary OF State, or either of the
assistant Secretaries. or the Cnited States min
lister at London, or in his discretion, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate. 20
APPOINT commissioner 20 act jointly with such
onlcer or commissioner may be named nv
her Britannia Majesty, for the purpose of COM
Pleting the determination Of 80 much of thu
boundary line between the TERRITORY OF the ITni-
tel States and the possessions OF Great Britain
as was left uncompleted by the commissioners
appointed under the act of Congress Of August
eleventh, eighteen hundred and fftv-six, 90
carry into Effect the first article OF the treaty OF
the nfteenth Of June, eighteen hundred and
iorty-six, between the United States and Great
Britain.
SEC. 2 That the sum of FIVE thousand dollars
or 80 much thereof a. NAV be required. be- ana
the same Is hereby. appropriated, ont OF any
moneys in the treasury not otherwise appro-
prlatod. TO carry into effect the provisions Of
TINS act lApproved, February ~, ISIS.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,

RY LArIMER CLEARY,
y Aacftoneers and B al Estate Bro&ers
Southwest corner PennsyivauiA avenue and Iith "A
Star One Buildiua
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MARRIEn-

wAIL-RAWLINGs. On "Wednesday evening,
18Th instant, BY the Rev. John C.. Saith, No
JHsEpH y: WALL to Miss KATE RAWLINGS.
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AUCTION SALES.
DY LArIMER a CLEARY.

RY hArIMER CLEARY,
So0thwest corner Pennsylvania ayels,e a.. I,tk a,
Star Once Building.
TWENTY SILVER WATCHES. FROM TIVE
BEST MANUFACTURERS: 4 IAkOE As
COMMENT or CLOCKS. VARIOUS pE.
N On SATURDAY MORNING. March aga.
lYAlelS- within our auction Rooms, we shall sell
80 the shove goods. Terms cash
mi LATIMER ChEART, Au~ts.
{ RY LhrIMER CLEARY,
- Real Es,s,e Brokers and Anc;ione~rs,
sonhNest corner PennS, lvanis aai Iith =
Star Once Building
hotskHoIh FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
n On EpNksDAG MORNING, March 20
W commencing ~ 10 o'clsck, We shall sell Al
10 ne re.ldeuce, No. Is South street he
sw En- New jersey syen,e and ist street east ,
the foitowtng coiiectien,nf Hurniture a. =
HaS cloth Psrlar Furniture, Harbls-ton TSfla.
Walnut side Tables, Mshogapy Book Case
garpers Illustrated amils Dstle,
Eal furniinre, Lounges, Card Tables,
wheeler wilson Seu ing Machine.
Mahogany Chamber Furniture, CyftAre furus,ur.
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows,
Husk Mattresses, Brussels and Three py Csrpsts
Walnut Extension Dining Tatla.
China and Glassware, N ansel Clocks,
g oking and Heating Stoves,
krchen Furnitsre, s.. &c.
RY LATIMER a CL8ART
40 AuetioEeers and Zeal Estate Brokers,
SoCthS est corner Pennsyiv auia aud 18th q.
Star 0ssce Buildings.
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LATIMER CLEARY.Auc,s.
RY W. l.. WALL & CO., AuctIoEeers

United STATES MARsHaLs SALE OF
LARGE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FTRNITVRE
Oh ALADl DkCLINlNG BOARDING HcISk
At No; Sls PENNSYLVANIA ANENCE,
NORTHWEST.
In virtue Of an attachment issued ont Of the
Clerks once OF the supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, and 20 directed. I will sell AZ pub
nc sale, for cash, At No. 81 Pennsyy anita avenue
between 81 and IA streets northwest, on TUEs-
DAY, the Gath day Of March, lsss, csrsTnencing AZ
10 clock m, De following furniture in part, 20
wit, yz:-BedstSsjs, Mattresses, Feather Bells
Bedding, Pillows, listers, Bureaus, Washstsnds,
hainots. wardrobe. Stoves, Parior and Chamber
Carpets, indow Shades, Sofas, Marble-top. Center
and Pine Tables. Mirrors, Oilclotis, Arm and Roc
lug Chairs, Canesest Chairs, Pitchers Bowls,
Glassware, Crcckery and ChiBswsre, Knives snl
Forks, large lot Of Mating, Cooking Stoves Side
board, Clocks, &C. &c.,-seiked and levied upon a.
be sold 70 satisfy atachmen No. lesSs, in favor Of
James A. Cooley aud W alter Cooley.
ALEX. SHARP, u. s. Marshal, n. c
m20dSds tRep1 W. l.. WALL 4 co, Aucts
~ AnI ~ ~
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RY DUNCANSUN, BOWLING 4 co, Aucts
II corner oh and d streets northwest
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
ISLAND, on STREET SOUTH. RETWEEN
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT

R1 DUNCANSON, BOWLING 4 CO, Aucts.
- Corner 9Th and streets northwest
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE Two-sToRY
FRAME DWELLINGS, AND A FRAME
sLAGGHTkR; HOUSE on @ STREET, Be
IMEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
NORTHEAsT, AT AUCTION.
a By virtue Of deed of trust 10 ne, dated Octo-
-: Der %, 1871, and duly recorded m er oss folio
III 47, one Of the land records Of Washington
county C., and by direction of the party thereby
secured, will sell At public auction. in front of the
premises, to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY
Tered s. 3, 10, H. Is, Ia aud Is in square Numbered
.s, in the city Of Washington d c., together with
the improvements thereon. This property IL sold
subject to prior deed Of trust dated October g. 1871
and recorded October TO- lsl, to secure "a pay-
ae in one year. with ten per cont interest paw able
semi annually.
The terms of sale for the amount realized above
said incumbrence as foilows:-Sl 2s and the ex-
pehses OF sale in cash; balance in one year with in
terrst III terms Of sale not complied with with
in FIVE days after SALE the trustee reserves the right
70 resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
fsnliing purchaser. Sl00 deposit on acceptance of
bid. COnveyarcine at gurchaser,s cost.
j. c. EASTWOOD, Trustee.
no b. H. WARNER, Aucts.
I'D
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TRUSTEES SALE OF FIVE THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT BRICK RESIDENCES, SIT
gAIE On n STREET, BETWEEN EAST CAP
lIOL STREET AND FIRST STREET EAST1
- Under and by virtue % y deed Of trust, bearing
Ess date the ltih day Of July, A. y. lSl, and re-
Acorded IA the land records Of the District " CO.
lumbia in Liber No 65S, folio 215 and at the re-
9n.st o. the person secured thereby, shaE sell on
TUESDAY the goth day of March instant, At 5
O'Clock p NJ, IN front Of the premises Lots 2S 2s7
IS, z5S and 24O in b. 4. Giiberts subdivision II
Slnare 6f5, with the imprON enents thereon.
The improvements consist Of five bri K residences,
with all the modern cOnyeniences. These houses
little expense.
Terms easy, and will be made known a. tine Of
sale. All conEeyancing at purchasers cost stu
down on each house at time Of sale.
Nm. :. HOLIDAY. Trustee
nlO-d LA1IMER CLEARLY, Auct-.
~THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED IL
consequence OF the rain until MONDAY, March
24th same hour and place.
VIM. s. HOLIDAY. Trustee
MO LATIMER A CLEARLY. Aucts
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TURN VEREIN BALL.-The ball given
by the Turner's came off on New Years
night. Their hall was filed with merry
people who went there to have fun. The
Germans are wholesouled people and
elegant dancers. Under their society
greeting, gut he'll, they never fail to have
a good time. As usual with the managg-
ers on such occasions, Mr.. De Neuf and
Mr.. Fisher were very courteous and at
tentive to their guests. A large number
of Americans were present whom these
gentlemen received SO warmly that they
felt themselves at home, at once. MIR.
Jacob Tobriner, Col. Rosser and George
Tufy and others, not less fond of joke
and fun than themselves, made the dance
perfect spree. If anybody thinks that
Uncle George can't dance they should
have been at the ball to see him waltz.
He is not as light as feather but he
moves like bird. The supper prepared
by Mrs. Lobenstein and served in the
stone school house--only a step from
the hall-does her taste and management
the highest credit. The music was first
rate and several times while listening
and looking at the tricolor which 1oated
above their heads, the devoted Germans
felt. their hearts drawn out and joined
in, adding to the fine effect with their
manly voices. Among the handsome
ladies present, Miss Theresa Tufiy who
is just budding into womanhood, APP
peared the handsomest.
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FREE F1GHT.-Judge P. had ten of the
''soiled" in his room at one time, yester-
day. They came there, however, with
no malice against him, but in response
to summons of the law. Two of the
ladies had had ''set to. >" Miss Ander-
son appearing as prosecuting witness
against Miss Hastings, on the charge of
assault and battery. They testified, and
so did the other eight. Miss Anderson
friends testified for her on one line, and
those Of Miss Hastings, ditto, on an OPP
posite line. At any rate the girls fought,
and that-to the horror of the prescott
ing District Attorney-in broad day light
in the public street. Miss Smith, ''boss''
at one of the new mansions saw it all,
and stood by to see it out and keep the
dogs Off-so she said. Defendants eyes
and cheeks seemed pretty well clawed.
When asked if she got hit on the nose
too, she said she guessed so and felt to
zee, but smiled with the audience to find
it smooth. The language of all of them
was what would I've expected, except in
the case of one rotund Miss who talked,
and gesticulated, and wriggled around,
putting her jeweled hand TO her bosom
occasionally to ease out a slight cough,
with all the affection of half fedoed
boarding school mademoiselle. The jury
went into split, three going one way.
and three the other; 80 that the trial had
to be postponed for rehearing to-day.
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OPEN HoUsEs.-Owing to the unfavor-
able weather, but few houses were open
on New Years to receive calls. We
have been able to learn of only two,
which it was our happy privilege to visit.
Mrs. Cotton at 4 o'clock had entertained
In the neighborhood of twenty visitors.
who all came away delighted with the
entertainment they received. Mrs. c.
did the honors with SO much heartiness
and wit that it was hard to tear ones
self away. Her table was beautifully
spread with everything nice and appro-
pirate for the occasion. Her callers
will smack thei. lips for long time
when their thoughts recur to the delica-
cies prepared for them by Mrs. Cotton,
especially that custard cake which was
the incest we ever tasted.
1t was generally known that Mrs. Duff
fys house would be open, for we were
kindly allowed to notice the same in our
columns. Miss Duffy and Mrs. Joy aid
cd by the charming Misses Waters re-
ceived and entertained their guests with
inimitable grace and profusion of the
most tempting and luscious sweets.
Mrs. Joy appeared more gay and charm
ing than ever. Miss Mary Duffy has
lately returned from the excellent school
of the Sisters in Virginia. She is quite
accomplished and sings beautifully.
Those entertained under Mrs. Dufy's
hospitable roof will not fail to call there
early when New Years comes again.
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The Republican Senators will meet in
the Senate Chamber, and the Republican
Assemblymen in the Assembly Chamber,
in Caucus, at 1870 O'Clock, on Saturday
evening, January 4. 1t is expected that
none but such Senators and Assembly
men will be present.
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Also Personal Hon. H. c. Street,
formerly editor of the Carson Register,
and Assemblyman elect from Elko coun-
ty; Hon. C. L. Perkins, State Printer;
Geo McGovern, formerly Deputy Clerk
of the Nevada Assembly, came into Car
son together day-before-yesterday. Hon.
Jno. Il. Wilson, Senator elect from Lin
coin county, came i'll last night.
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The friends of Miss Sadie Bragg are
delighted that, having returned from
school in California to her home on the
Trnckee to spend the holidays. she has
been able to come over and visit among
her friends in Carson few days before
returning to her books.
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CANDIDATES for sergeant-at-Arms in
the Senate, now in Carson, and ready to
be elected, are: NJ. S. Thompson, Hum
boldt; j. B. Fitch, Elko; Peck Burnham,
Douglas; Tote Noyes, Lyon; J, A,
Burlingame, Storey.
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SpEc1F1cAT1oNs-Int the way of prepar-
ed mince meat, condensed milk of abso-
lutte purity and rich, German sardelles,
truffles. keg herrings, sauces, tongues
and sounds, Ben Foster invites competi-
ton. He has selected his stock for
those who are versed in the art of living.