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ICE. ICE. ICE.
THOMAS SPROAT g. SON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PURE LAKE ICE,

Cairo, Illinois, and Columbus, Kentucky.
Cairo Office al IIulen ~ Wilson'S, corner
Twelfth street aud Ohio lcyee.
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for the last year, and slso estimates Of
amounts to DO appropriated to the differ
ent funds for tho current nscsl.yesr, were
on motion Of Alderman Halliday referfed
to the finance Committee.
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The committee on claims reported back
the following bills with the recommends
tion that they DO allowed. On motion Of
Alderman MoGaulcy the recommends
tion Of the committee was concurred in,
and said bills allowed a. folloMs.
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An Unfortunate Burglar.

VIM. Williams made an attempt 10
commit n robbery in the house OF Z. 7.
Armstrong. Christmas morning. About
8 o'clock Armstrong heard a noise In tho
lower part Of his residence. and think
ing 1t a very singular matter. wentdown
stairs and inquired Of II. Garfield. who
wa sleeping in the lowor story, II he
had been moving about. He replied in
the negative. In q moment the noise
was heard again in the dining room.
Armstrong then went to tho door Of that
room. without q light, and finding the
prowler was there in the darkness, called
out, .'If ysu move, III kill you" Call
ing Garfield. he said aloud. Take the
shotgun, and IL he stirs shoot him
dead" The fellow. profoundly ignc-
rant OF the fact that there was no weap-
on near. stood stock still in mortal fear.
until some cords were procured and he
wns securely tied. After q light was
struck the man began TO cross himself
with great vigor. but his captors were
disposed to SCOT at this exhibition Of
religious fervor. A window was open,
through which the burglar had evidently
entered, and also the back door, which
1t was supposed had been opened to
prepare for egress. After being taken
10 Jail, Williams played OF ~insans. but
with no effect beneficial To himself. He
was examined in Justice Riley's Court
this (Saturday) morning. and held 70
appear before the grand jury. He will
probably 90 to Fairfield Monday Val
lyo Chroaick. Dec. 26h.
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Humboldt Items.
Iron tho Silver si.is. Dec. y.

Dave Red, the webfoot stage driver,
put in IN appearance at this Office a few
days ago and presented us with a piece
Of ore in which free gold and horn sill
yer are perceptible 10 the naked eye.
He says that he took the Gro from a
ledge which he discovered in the Sum-
init Range. which separates the Hum
boldt and Owyhse basins. and there is
plenty o the same sort left. He tells
us that he and Badly Green, who have
been brother whips on the Winnie
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A VALUABLE MAoAzrsr.-Ts R<psoiie,
. Political Science Monthly. Published
at Washington, d. c.. At 81 per year.
free Of postage. This publication for
December is full Of valuable informa-
ton. containing among many others.
the following articles: The Late Flee
tons. The Readjustmsnt Of tho Tariff.
Foreign intercourse, Canadian Recipro-
city. The Public Domain. Equalization
Of Soldiers Bsunties. Departmental In
t~slligsncs. Comparative votsof 1872 and
1874. Railway Postal Service. Free Tea
and Coffee. Report Of the Secretary OF
the Treasury. The Chattanooga Con-
vsntion. and other articles Of interest.
Subscribe or send for sample copy at
once.
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. STILL MORE REMARKABLE
CHARACTER.

In our issue OF Monday Last We ven
iured TO suggest that the President OF
he United Ststss was q remarkable
man. We referred briefly to the fact
hat he rapidly rose from the masses to
he highest military and civil positions
the gift Of this Republic. and
that throughout al. he was to all appear
ancss the least interested party. In
saying which wsdid not intend to offend
anybody. nor to sulogize without judg-
msnt. We didn't say that Grant was
remarkable for his intellectual attain
msnts, nor Cor his oratorical powers.
We didn't say that no was q brilliant
statesman. nor q profound scholar. We
merely expressed the opinion that Gen.
Grant Is . very remarkable man. In
this Judgment we arc sustained by both
reason and history.
But the profound sage who acts as
our intellectual csnsor-meanwhils oc-
cupying his leisure moments in editing
the Nevada TribuH-is disgustsd at oui
conclusion. and in yesterdays issue ei
that valuable family paper" en-
deavored TO impugn our honesty; in
short. stated that We did not bsliev,
what We wrote. We acknowledge. tina
while noting the fact that the career o.
General Grant had been most remark
able and dsducing thsrsirom the con,
clusion that the chief actor therein mus
himself b vested with some unusua
qualities conducting to long and uninter
ruptsd success, va omitted to recur &c
the editor Of the Tribune. Although
America didn't produce him we regard
our vensratsd mentor a. the most TO
msrkabls man Of u day. and sincsrsl,
beg pardon for the unintentional slighi
put upon him by his reference
TO General Grant. Men are 70.
marksbls for very many things. Som,
for intellect, some for stupidity. some
for candor and others for ~insincsrity,
some for success and some for failure,
some for goodness and others for pur,
eusssansss. A We did not, in oui
brief reference TO the President, state in
detail wherein he was chiefly notable,
20 will We not in reference to the Tfi6tm'
editor. Again We repeat that in certain
elements Of notability the latter excel.
even the President. And yet va are
against . third term.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

Mas. STOKES II said 20 be one OF the
most shewy women on the streets Of
New York. Her husband is legally
dead. and the courts have given her q
formal release. She does not sit weep
ing ct home. but enjoys life with the
msrrisst. She attracts much attention
by her fns taste and snowy dress. Her
convict husband does not expect q par
DON wbsn Tildsn becomes Governor, as
he was = great friend Of Flax in polit-
cal life.
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BIZ reference to our ~tslegnphic col
umns II will 10 noticed that at . recent
dinner party. Ben Butler declared him
self an Independent. OF what have
the Independents been guilty that they
should Be thus scourgsd,. Sutro was
bad enough. but 10 bs reinforced by
Butler Is unq~usstioaably an insuppsrt-
able calamity. Nov let Or. MeMsans
issue another address.
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MCCTINo.

OFFICE OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
" Company. San Francisco, December 70,
ieIt.-ln accordance with Q resolution adopted
at . meeting OF the Dlreets.s Of the California
Mining Company. duly. held on the atth day OF
December. 1874, Q Special Meeting OF the Stock,
holders Of said Company 10 hereby called, to Be
No. col California street. San FnncIseo. Cal.
ifornia. on TUESDAY. the 2eth day Of January,
1s! ! a. 8 o'clock =; =. for the pufpose Of con.
ne capital stock 81 said. Company
from sissooyoco The !rssent capital stock. 10
EDWARD BARRON.
]. @. FLOOD.
W. s. o'BRiKN,
z. HrypESrELpT.
de,otd Trustees.
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sTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

OYFIcg OF THR CONSOLIDATED vIR.
" ginia Mining Company. san Francisco,
December ~, lsTt.-In accordance with Q rsso-
lution adopted at . meeting OF the Trustees Of
the Consolidated Virginia Mining Company,
. Special Meeting OF the stockh .lders OF aid
Company 10 hereby called, to be held al the
once OF said Company. Room No. !. No. 4oi
California street. Gan Francisco. California, on
TUESDAY. the 10Th day OF January. 1878. at .
o'clock r. H.. for the purpose Of considering
and deciding upon . propagation to increase
the capital stock Of ssid Company from go.
10000. the present capital stock. 10 Sst. 100000,
TO Be divided Into bio.0o0 SHARES OF The par
EDWARD BARRON,
J. q. FLOOD,
W. n. O'BRIEN,
B. y. SHERWOOD.
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The prodisious feat Of walking SOC
miles in six days has just been coon
plished at Newark. New Jersey. by
Weston. the famous Pedestrian. In
another column will b found IN inter
ssting narrative Of this exploit con-
dsnssd from the New York Herald Of
Dec. 2oth.
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sAxurI Bowls writes from washing-

SAMUEL BOWLS writes from washing
ton that the Democrats are so shirking
responsibilities that they are leaving an
open door for Republican reorganization
and restoration. Well. II docs look
about like that. Henry watterson also
writes that the Democratic drawback in
the ne1t Congress will be the lack Of
brains. Not q doubt Of Il.
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II GARD.

AL, r. r. !, Y,ys,l ESDss Z ao TIE Y:
of The Usio. s.sos, OLA an. are S:ssS,
Informed that Constable Thonss Harkin % bis
deputies are the only authorised psrsons 70
receive the payment 81 said debts. dec In
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holders Of the California Mlsing Company
will be held At the ONCE Of the Company. Room
No. !, No. +0i California street, Sah Francisco,
California, on "WEDNESDAY. the 20th day OF
January. 4, D. 1878. ct I o'clock p. =. Transfer
books win be closed on Friday, the 18th dav Of
January. A. D. ISIS, and remain closed until
amer said meeting.
dsotd David T. BAGLEY. Secretary.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

FOR this Department We have spared nsitAss
trouble nor sipsnss IN procuring he nswsss
and most hshionable eoods. ana Ar dailv
adding novelties ss they make thsir sppssrsses
In the New York. London OF Paris tnarkets.
And - II 10 . weil-known net that our prices
are - lev q ssn Fnns.sso price. e.sis.s..
they receive the newest goods and Ct ~ uoef
REASONABLE RATES.
J. HENDERSON I Co,
- south 0 street, vlrginIs CITY.
?: goods Married 10 plsia aevss. ~
ONE PRICE spietiy sdhsrsd 70. dsSI
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W.. e.ll E.peei.l Attention 70 eur

FUR DEPARTMENT
u, Ssi soo ! ' .Sa % q i: ssasiiSs y Low .: f fas:.. .'A
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

THERE IS NO USE OF GOING -.
i silpshod when you can ret anything
ron need In the Boot and bhoe iine.
wINTRRBAUER keeps constantly
on hand . full supply OF Buckingham boots and
shoes, and also attends 10 Custom Work. 10.
Guiding manufacturing 70 order and repairing.
Try him. oeso m
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Was drawn over the doomed wretch's
head and tied under his neck. In q
moment more the lever was sprung. the
trap left the surface, and with q mourn
full thud the exscrated murdsrer-a prey
to humanity and TO himsslf-was hang
ing in the air with twitching muscles
and broken neck.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-30

A Large Assortment Of Psrior, ones, Han
and "Miners' Ciocks."
I keep constantly on hand Q esnplets stock
OF Optical Goods. Mining and Surveying Com
pssses; every description Of Magnlfyihg 0lssses
and Thermometeu; beautiful selection Of hne
Partisan Open Glasses. mounted In shell.
pearl, etc.
Gold. Shell, Rubber and Steel speetseiss and
Rye-0iasSs.
Finest Brazilian Pebbles; English Smoked
Glasses.
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He began 10 charge his counsel and
jurymen With prejudice. fraud and per-
jury. He declared himself innocent.
He said he never thought he was 1T to
DO hanged. Better men than he would
have bsen hanged IL success were not
thu eriterion of virtue.
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And the Bible. He read very badly.
and evidently did net understand the
meaning Of many words which he
neither pronounced nor accented cor.
rsctly. "The gallows Is the symbol
of brutality; the agent Of crime; the
outpost Of the devil. and the trap door
to social damnstion," are the closing
words Of his speech.
(Signed) JOHN MURPHY.
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Whom he recognized in the crowd be-
fore him; and told the reporter OF the
Com HILL NKws. who stood in front Of
the galiows. to tell the boys that he had
seen him in a-tisht place. He went
20 far as even to wish that his d-n
judges might yet experience a drop like
hts
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Dice.

CT It's. AtE O'Clock "a. } ne 20 b. DOUGLAS
AiolsiUs curtis, infant co. Il CuI j. 81 al sJn
a. MARY Cntts.
Funeral from r, sidcnco 4 psrorfE. 919 Navr r..
sty aveLCe, between a aBc h L0-thWtsl. a. Oi.I,.k
,. n, Friday, J lne lgh.
ELLIOTT. nn The las ics,Gnt, at O'Clock ,.
m, FANNIE NOON An, intent daughter vi : "a
l.; aLG siDie ;. Eliiott, aged Ten months
irom No. asO IA street n@stIwa-t.
RICH. or pneunOuis. ~ = m, E-1H 7 a,
II Ii, ycUngest oau ghser II eHEg AID sar-i aao
Hige, aged . months
Another sweet Esver has wifharlI,
gen trou the rasket 50 tre'.
lamb IL tie dock & cur Sherleri.
y 10 hAf1 sold lct them come INTO
fE.ends q the family are invited @ a,reui 3
iln Al 81 a. .ck trfs, atrrR00l, I'm instant.
IbsitlnoEc sUn please cUp~.I
hokfNN. Suddenly, on T1-e l0h. rIrz. a 4.
EohtOh, WIDOW II Rev. Herman Notion, L. tLs
90 = year a her Ere.
The funeral via take place 20 morrow FrIdayB
etfert con a. O'Clock, AZ he residence ~ her "a,
Charles II. hoi.on, No. AZ il s rect nor. Invest.
IHlsON. A. s.B O'Clock 2 n Juye l1th,
LILLE MeRTlNA, infant child n Thomas -.
aad Maggie A. Jhysons sssa eight months AL
tWetty dsys.
TIE funeral VII take place from the residsaee II
- graEdmotheT. Mrs. G. ". X -arUg :, LIlcJln ave-
nue, Oh Friday morning o. 10 O'clock.
MOOLnBlL q. o. abe unrLfuR q tho ll.h -
staat, vs. LkNTlhr HANBACK,, iafaut s5u f
George and Ju.ia Woodbridge.
Funeral a. O'clCck tC-ni. TOW from "a IL. YER
noD place.
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" RUST EEs, SALE,

RARB CHANCE TO PURCHASE LIKE
RIOUS COUNTRY HOME,
EceF and by virtue Of deed o. truyt executed By
Bey. Geo. G.. smith, of Wiliiansp 0rs, Nd, 10 the
On the pr, misses, on THURSDAY, tbe sth of lime,
=, oclock 3. N the new and comm sdiOus Priok
ne,siOh House. now n the occupancy Of 81 r. Smith,
wt one acre OF land attached thereto, all adjoining
railroad.
rais house has been but Ia.ely built. with a caro-
end e. pendliufe OF money in urils ali the comforts
msrted foors: fOar rooms first floor, three of
which are hnjsh 81 In oiled walnut: six Ors on sec
ord feor, besides bathroom, and two attic rooms
ssch chamber on the seeoni floor Is supplied wish
vashstaLds. The bathroom is complete in ali re-
spects. All tie upstairs rooms have closets, and
there are two good cloth presses 10 the attic Up
per ana lower all floors fnish ia walnut aud ash.
tabs, Supplied with hot and cold water. The whole
house Is lighted by gas made on the place and heat
ed by two isrge portable furnaces. The ktch N is
suppiiea with COED cooking raEge. Handsome bay
ElLdeTs project from each the psrlsr and dining
room. The yuse stands upon an eminence, fJrd-
ug syfew OF tee river aud mount aims, IN surpassed
ioR loyeliness, from each room. A csmmodious ice-
honse, stsbltng, and Other outbu iings attach d,
msaing J. one OF the most complete pro critics in
The te ms Of payment are: Ons-thtrd cash on the
DAY on sale or ratification thereof, aud the ain
der IN two equal annual payments beA ing 1tsrest
from the dsy o, sais- 30 soon as the psvmsn,s
all made good AID sufficient deed viii be recuted
Possession given Immediately.
Parties wishing TO examine the property do so
by calling On eirser of the undersigned who Will
also soswer all communications in refsron sreto
Nm McDowELL, ''
gN0. LIND. McATsE,S Trustees,
gS-ecA THEoDCHE EMBRY,
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H. IEn.

EsTIE-CUhhIEGEAM Ia Gsarr-f. -.a D.
.. ) 3ae A. . heg. 4 D. Nrilsut, q r.. bfauN- n
AlStle, = Co .ifriauo, NJ A.. 90 MIS- MRWg
ClNhl AGIAN, - .a Vera city
Its-MAGhUDFR. On tAa = Q f-.sr-f
- htN ". "a huerz, a. che Vs--Hua-.. EHs y
VsEl.-Ers1. n Ca.Cz.
MCLOUGHLIS-SEtTH ~ Faint stst-s.rs
cluICh, june 10, lss4r o. Rev. Thomas "a c.-tfIB /,
:. q AleNRodIIa, Va assisted ~ Rev N
= S1iil. kastur ~ q. ElrglrL 8, EDNakp ID.
htLC GILih, q Pllls4.i Fhia. O. fLORANt'E
eldest CsgghteE # Jlu.ss 3. snI.hs ca Ji tlis
CITY.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTER SaDy.
UT r. H WARNER,

HT b. n. WARNER,
lD Real Estate broser and Aueti0aee-,
FEDERAL Buildings, corner7Ih AID at. nortsrest,
TECsEKE,s SALE or vALUABLE SEAL IS
BETWEES AND G sTS. NORTH
EA By virtue Of deed Il trust executei by J ebc
* ord it Liner 6s5, folio :si, et sea one ii t8e
lad T.coris for ths District q C'llmois, a2d 6y
s,ll :, public are,ieh, on THUssD1Y,ths Il 4
S s oG S SSlGSs sr tG1. e. 'se
PAR 81 sqIare li2. ia Washington city, D. O;
thres eqral instalnene - 6, ]. aud Is months from
the dal o. sale, vita Interest al Psr cent per
perty soli. If tho terms e sale arr not c,J,pie
with within seven days from tho day Of sale / re-
oott + tho cutting prrchssef an convey 1S
81 purchasers cost slO0 asPpsit on acceptance
la-0-cotds T, GOODWILL, saiss-naa.
pY DUEOAEsoE BIOS, Auoti5pesrs,
al s0uihesst corner Sta and ID streets northwest,
COMFORTABLE TBBEE-sT0RY FRAME
HSnSs;;s ABLE, sc ,oS SOUTH BsTksErS,
SSPPPosdrT{ES- Z, kkM0RY SQUARE, NEAR 7TH
=, 90 O. hTFaTRSSbbaY AFTERNOON. JuqelI,a,
=. ses, Al Of Lot p aud eaat iest OF Lot 7e 4
SeGare 452, sai5 lots containing S.54 square feet,
depth e lis f@et T. IN sliey. The isPr vements
6eis 81 81 yell.huilt ,h-ge-StoIy Frsme Il use,
ne " i've story Frame Stable, f.ontus q tie alley
This pr perty is IL a splendid location, being -
poetic the Au2ory Square (which fo.ms part u
tl- park and near ~ street vest.
Terms: Cue-thiCd cash, hl'snCa IN S a1d y
h., notes scared r. deed q .FGst, Aal bear.
pr cent. Interest. Convey arciCE Fl yae cos );
TI1chsScr. i -oQo-t Of 300 Ulu b required -
soon a. sold. CUNCASsON BIOS,
JS loti 'asers
IVY LhTI2sS 3 ULEABY.
80 6Uoti8D,erg sul r 81 Estate Hr1Ee-z,
ssaT 0HSe Isildinss, ~ - -
ABLS I1PRoEEp PROPERTY on THE
= al " EST CeRNEk IF lSa AND 4
StHkE is, ON SQUARE SJUTE OF PENS
SIhEASIA ANENtE, AT AUCTION.
A. Nu TT tuesday, EHTEbN0nS, IrUo 7lth,
r. 1874 a u'C'ocA, iu f-,rs & TIE premises,
~@ shan sell Lnt A, in NJ. annie Blsnculli' 2
5uNtgIslon Ct t.-6 ard PAT Lot ., 10 - Iar- %
ms eyed oy ltlr. able Brick S-GlHg, zltGAfe
a. - owe.
Terms: Ouo-t3ir5 cash; the residue ia t-v0 e31a
pa. m' Ut~ AZ taud y months, and secured D. q
tsrl uf trust, with notes bearing interest a. O.
cent. Pc Hnrum. al! CnSvsya 0CiEs az purch B~ar
cost { ICE down ~ firna cf safe
I'D LETi3Eh : CLEABI, Au-ts.
nN THURSDAY, JUEs liza, ls-4, Al .',lors
- 2. m, Will oder ~ sa'a ~ surtlsG, Il IN
highest ricder, t5at B6TNK BUIbDIST az.
o.. md lease, c'rrOr 5.n ard Nsg 7 TX syanr-
northwest, opposite Ssysges square. Lease z -.
years,
LIS - Il. C0LHA9 s. 90, lu,ts.
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EVENING STAR.
COFGRESSFO.Y.4E.
OoncIn.Ian Te,tcrds,.. rrn,nr.l,rr,

SFNA1 i;--AH,r orr report cloee1
Tie dlsCussion on TIE T0tgty l.l Continued A.
EccL Ter gu, .usIIE h. t'rI fas ru-fH ms fsfal.-
nvts Wcre attacsei by some SSuat1rs aud te-
The question vss tlc7 .sSc7 on enc amend
reEt 81 UT. CDuk Ing 90 tfe .lth -cc. fCr 80 a.
20 ItoNlce that the h,il saal u'J affect any salts
OF frtcteiin e heretofore brought under exist
iflE laws, v hen if was sFoltfH -.vas 81 mes -
Mr Stewart moved 20 strike out the l2th Sec
ton, iFoNleirs thst the a'dsr Valuation or one
litti or AZ irvoice shall only work forfeiture OF
ia item. au3 " ai,b also provides llr a rennltV
81 E-'.N 10. intent 90 attIzua lha rt venue. and
~. motion Nss r.ieotrt ~ yes D.. NAYS a.
lhe yeas We're NrssrS. Elrtma1. Ehauf'er
tol KING, Flanagan, Probing huvSen. Hove. In
gsus, Jones, fcase, ksms-y, Sargent, ana
Mr. Sargent u'vJd % amend re section ~
striking ont thc penalty therein ana tytnr ne
penalty AZ iEe IN a sgn not exceeding : "a
Ct tess thsn So CT be Imprisoned tE1 years or
Mr.. VIZ ght moves - iuscr. ~, s,h section.
stricken out in Con me- trF 81 rha Whole W n
provided for examination oi books AID papers
b. order OF TIE court.
Nr. Bayard moved % amend a., section v
allowing anA WerCi ant ~ agent a. st present a
hIy eNAu,ration made hy the attorney pro-
NCed " thz section. Adopted
Mt. RaNard moved n further ano~fmrrt .
tu,AoTiEe she owner of any hooks @ stain ca
tedy OF theh cNcyp. vA,n glGcg aclall eNarli-
hail'n IN court. AH~pFef.
MT. Wrisrts sueHJasut - amended vas
ten agretg -.
Inc OF Nts teen pgsseN-vpas E-. raVs. =.
The negative yJt,s NoEa Nls,... T....ssn,
Howe. ald ECase.
j ne senate Wen, a., PIG T.. M, a. 1-rraf.
lbl I.--AIfer cor report cos.
IL House srC,CplCt uttg tre pfr.r Fa-. N
q tle geneva ava-a t.l aud s.rtr CHH.I I-rah.s
CCfsfe, TIE question W-ts then tH.rl or fra
amendment offered hv NJ FRYE. 90 sr.a.. D
strike cut tie T-oy;s3 admitting mutual in-I--
anCe conn aiI.cs o. q -'a.r fol. tie award.
All the UtLrr allc1. n.Ir- yer, Tgi .--. g..
Nr iy'sIls substitute wa chen o.. c.. -
yeas %, rays laa.
Mr. EltTt1gc moved % lry Che I.H on "a
fGt'e. kei-ctei-NCG. Id. rags IL
IuC BAL, a. ErIJst--+ ~ SIR. R.fler. Eas "a N
l''scd hy vote 81 - yeas O. o.. us~s.
Mr.. CARRIED gave notice that after tiR. &c
bill.
The House then, a. %. ~, s'fl1r-rI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11
COFFEE DROPPING.

We srs glad 20 OfT5i our C-stou1GTs still another
reduction 10 tLe price II COn- eG, aud IuCts:
o. government choicest, lc
Oh Government JAW a.. ..-ChCicsst roasted 45c
Old Government Jaw 80. good, SSr
Oc GJytI HIe 1T Jaws .... 42c.
sihCA large let - tls ess ever brought %
thu IIsrFet. Just received. Price low.
LeE1J IA die Santos, BIO, &c. az remarkably
l.N rates.
nnrts-Ws are sIzo Iust IN receipt II q new lot 4
-ils FSTl-tg NE-Ca dEs.s TO Be VI SsrsT} -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

~ new vest has = tscp rocket wHI-r r1,.-
&c. Li4es ci gar, So fhst f.s man emo p.-g
You i'r 1.-THE mate 20 tsat" can never tr.-. a
..osA ~ your lH'e by discovering 81 Hfsr yr1
have told him, Il haven't al0tle-, "a fellow q
gave lie this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

H-"Georsc Francis Train k8cha.1-t.r Il
WhAt tue s.. Lolis Tines calls the refugee
from New Caledonia.
- In Naples A barber VIII shave. cut lsfr.
comb, brush, black boots, aHi give yJa q {. gar,
and call IL square Tor ten cents
81 fashionable ard fastiJi0us crcrrvulan
IN Boston describes the place OF final torment
81 tie place OF 'ssterual Uueas.ness." The tLUl-
pera-ure o. the region hs usy5r aIuIJs %.
- Ll-th h1y's11. Young v0ula OF Nv
work, went ~ tie way 20 DuEhs % ms rrg A
nan with whom she h8i arranged f5- mstri-
= ny through thcWeyer'- Magazine, out hesar,
TIE wedding could ,a-e = zee the happy 5I...-
&c ~ vas arrested for Mall robbery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

IHE poet 81 the Lynchburg News hasn't ben
particularly lucky. n an ode % rs grl a
says Keen is your so-rJE, bat kstnar u nv
my grfcfv .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

" ENTN- SEVEN Chii iseu we're born in re
litile town u Enterprise, NJ i~souri. ia thirty
SIX hours last week. Enterprise. We sl3a,d
say SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-11

WoNAN'S RIGHTs.-sr.tch lacy Iwfa As
taEcr house in the i.Eiisnis, Der selFs .
sc3dtL'y gEiTg "wlrrin-. -. Nlaf'- tie
reason Of H.. Have yCI no. 81 YOU wnrtg
gooC rooms, aud good fresh air aud teJ1. "a
easy NaifE.H -ElsE-uaU -.'Nes. mem -
but-Lut there's not a aycsu. LAD within cry ,
- .