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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

ARrIATs, ATTENTION The md.
aigned has a new and good Car viii,
full outfit Of materials for taking nj.
lures, which he wishes to sell at W,
low figures. Address
It. J. PRENTICE,
20-32) Pleasantville, Marion Co.. l.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

There 10 no pain which the Ger
tsur Liuiment will not relieve, -
swelling ID will not snbdus, and NJ
lamen~ss which 1t will not cur
rhis IL strong language. but 1t '
true. 1t has produced more ear'
OF rheu matisn, neurslgia, ioesjsVf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

TOWNSHIP OFFicEns ELECT en-,
4srnaura bisnk Official Bst,da mt la,
YUytl. pfiSs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

CAS1OHIA Is more than asnb,tita~ ", !,
tor OH 1t Is the only safe article I'D 49, ~" -,
which IL Certain To assimiIsts the feod rrsn',ms
bowels. cure Wind collie. sud rrodue, nsuias
IL contsins neither minerals, morphine " wv
and ID. piessapt 10 tsks. Children need DOT ef'i
motherr n.y rest.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

PERFUNERy, fine soaps, brushes
and toilet articles Ia general yariet,
Mt Ardery's. Call and see.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

A CHEST or Tools, for csrn.n,.
wsgon-maker, for sale on good -, Vt
ut VOTER Office. "'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01
Personal.

pr 4. nurst's Vinegar Cough Care pas -. o.laS
private and hospital pra~t're Tor may ~, ,sr,Sg
pronounced hy all y h., havr tried " t"s o,' aas n
.ysr offered 10 The pr nc trr ire cure /" and a
hronchIt,s asthma, wbsspin Ugh. esou 1pn po.sd Il
disenses u the Puis,ersIy Orr ~ bf'nE W
we'll kuowa msdtest H.. WIZ
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w,NTgbi NED ,sps~
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oniiir-a viii art er, 4 YOU give hIn r = r.a.sy ~
gasp cry Hsissm. tb- great hren.E D. rsse
nis y,h.s Min. bo,yra rorbus suiic eye g.,r
he . rjod of t-st lag ine1irinv rsa ,-opaotag
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01
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For tn. cure Of Dyspepsia and u er complain. "a ~.
exp~ri.ncr has proved IL the sAhel, so ,s.t prs
pjll IN use for the various hill ns dIs-ssfs a.. Il
vail 90 @N. nsiv.l,. Hesdssh-. ind'srstn,. "A
appetite siadiness. dimoess Of sight, ,s,ous
the whole trsin Of dis rider sen-rsi, tsfms .
can b. cured by tbese pills II taken ae'
d,rscttous Zee email al, cusrs
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01
A Cordial Invitation


Rxtend their compliments to the public ana 'o'''''
inyi,s every Que 10 uss Dr.. L. HUrsts
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

HOME MARK ETS. Our city dealers
are paying cash at following rates for
articles named:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

NE psrscns Iamsd nbOvs. our agenfs ~ he'r ~
srsi ,fstes as authorized D. fahs suhscviffi,s
~ tie T0rKR. and rsc.iUs aud forward M"Sy "hn
en- syssDs, sr fvoa4s NJ Uv1is0 spoT tse parf ~ sub
srti~rs We sAU srsnpAy ~sd rscesph 70 sshsc,1
ssrs all amyasts paid 70 ageDts; cwd hSp> 70 ~
rsayiad.d sMmAdiateiy NJ any failure.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-01-01

Others who heard the address Of Mr..
Mathews make reports materially ut
variance with the above.-ED.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
ETZ JOHN PORTER AGAIN


1t is not difficult to discover the object
which prompts the Democratic press of the
country in its efforts to create o sympathy
IN favor of Fitz John Porter. The ostensi-
bic excuse is that he has been the victim of
Unjust censure and punishment, but the
truth is that he is an able politician, q man
Of daring ability, and an organizer whose
services are needed by the Democracy. At
present he is debarred through the effect of
Ihe sentence Of the cours-martial by which
he was tried, convicted and condemned
from holding any Office of trust or honor
under the Government. Were this restric.
lion to be removed his availability as can.
aidate for Office, with his natural ability for
executive labor, together with the fact that
he would be considered by his political
friends to be martyr to tyrannical oppres-
sion, would combine to give him promi.
nence as leader, and perhaps add strength
70 the party of which he is an acknowledged
member. This is the political phase of the
movement in his behalf and when it is
duly appreciated it appears strange indeed
that Republican journalists should aid the
Efforts of their political opponents. It Il
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
CONGRESS YESTERDAY

The usual tedium in the House was YES
terday relieved by spirited personal ex-
PLANTATION" from Gen. Butler. The dearth
of news has compelled the Independent
journalists to manufacture Sensations, ''and
no more prominent figure prescnted-than
Gen. Butler upon which to cast a stigma
But unluckily for them no man has more
of the happy faculty of knowing exactly
where he stands. The most minute cir
cumstance of the day finds q place in his
retentive memory, and it in consequence
occurs that mere speculation can i'll afford
to confront the concise statements of q daily
record carefully prepared. As it was
deemed necessary by irresponsible men to
furnish a champion for Judge Durell in
the nov prosecuted investigation, upon
whom could be heaped all the sly innuen-
does of Independent journalism, the Gen
erals was the selected name. And again,
when the great commotion over the San
born papers was announced, it was consid-
cred wise to give chahcter to an exploded
scandal by the conjunction of prominent
man with whaewas termed the efforts di.
Tected toward concealment. Gen. Butler
happened to appear before. ths-wnys and
Meacs Committee in the interests of the
nre-stsasken city, Boston; and the conclu-
sion was insmediately drawn that an argu-
ment had ben delivered in favor of secrecy
in the sanbd,S> contracts. This could be
ampnned. ana gSs additional weight to the
already disabled 'h.sort." But the day of
reckoning arrived yessrtlay and no better
exemplification of the ABSOLUTE falsitv of
some Of the kilograms sent from here was
ever witnessed. Dealing alone with tbc
concocted stories, a clear repetition of the
charges" was given, amply substanasted
by the testimony Of those cognizant of DC
facts, ready for introduction had it been re.
CURED. The clear annihilatioa of these
stories completed, ap--pl'ortunity was a..
forded Mr.. Rsek 70 secure an Investigation
into the management Of the First National
bank of this city, which duty was devolved
upon the Committee on Banking and Cur
rency The army appropriation bill then
came up, the most prolific theme for dis
cussion being the sections escdbAsfIing q |
distinct tribunal to determine ali claims
growing out of the war. Constant. com.
plant has been made of the conflicting &C.
tion of the executive departments in the |
of claims, and it is therefore !
sought to afford single court Intended
alone for the consideration Of these mat.
ters. Mr.. Beck, of KY, opposed the crea-
lion of separate tribunal, and introduced
! proposition to refer all claims to the Court
Of Claims. This was evidently acceptable
% large number on both sides Of the
House. But the majority were in favor Of
he original proposition to give it to the
Southern claims commission, and it was &C.
agreed to. 1
In the Senate the designation Of the Dis.
riot Investigating Committee was com.
'leted, Mr.. Boutwell, being made chair
nan, and Mr.. Allison the additional mem
yer. After which the bankrupt bill was
AIKEN up, and its consideration continued
until it was finally passed.
4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11

To Capitalists ana Others.
FHo0PM0Tra~--,
OF The
WASHINGTON SILICA PIPE COMPANY.
President apd Treasurer -
WILLIAM DICKSON. ~
Vice President,
COL. W. W. WARDEN,
Secretary,
]. J. NOAH.
RICHARD HARRiNGTON, ESQ.
ruS qReriItsndinG Engineer.

RICHARD hAsIssRafsSyaroN, ESQ.
| cH sxiKRfff!s' ". GtBN ENsffssaassrii
CAPITAL ''s0'' E II 400 SHARES OF s,a
0nhces Of the Company, as .Four-.nd-a-hali
board door to the
Tsis oc%Pany e orssni.sd under the laws Of the
% ss 4aa.t aeDs %. i Or
g to :na the
hs IS:
land and yrgisis. aHx psoSo:s s!sssins = suitable
"" IA ossss: q & :efSy
safSSI IS s:;ss .S Sis q .61 sa;.S
sss g. I.sP as s ssE
the etsrial & placed in the mouids in contradis-
ss1 ss ss: Ss's1 sso:.n. nom
~ can e drilled aud cat A. any form, IKE cast
~ ~ &: 1s e ca
,fSr sidewalk psyement. the filing will be fur
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sss inc nc srsss cite e .ad
eeded tha. nom he dsmsnd for, ana Ike e che eSp
Coupled VIII sS.iP ses ss, NUE.
ss;: "a ess:.: an
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ssc.: ABE Eox osSF
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H sSI{ Sfk r9d 6tsss1 Is,s.d ny b iesPssisd.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11

TaE NEW ASssIcAY cYcIor spIA was eomp '
/! h.s .ti,ined II al parts q the United states and
The signal dsrslopmsnts which have taken place in
s:ss new ed
n ne sss TEN the Of
ne. work Il reisrenee an impsrs.iSe want. A'e
The movement of political affairs has kept pace
application to the usef arts and the
convenience and refinement OF social life. Great
Se ss he ad .s 4 Il.
sas pa
Large secession, to our geographical k5o..edge
HE great political revolutions Of the last decade
brought into public view a multitude of new men,
whose names are In every ones mouth and q whose
Great battles have been fought and sieges
of :ns Or IN the
publications of the day, but which ought now to
In preparing the present edition The press, 1t
mas been the aim Of the editors 70 bring
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and other matters. The Leader in discuss
ing the question says: SIT cannot Be pce-
sible that . people who were euEhusiastic
in indorsing the confederation policy, and sub
sequently the railway policy of the late gov
ernment, VIII easily submit TO the policy Of
Mr.. Maekenxie's government, which is mot
only opposed 70 confederation, but d also OPP
posed to the railway policy indorsed only .
lew years ago By the people,"
ONE Of our evening cotemporariesw was wrong
yesterday in announeng that "a compromise
had been effected between Gov. McCook and
those who are opposing his confirmation -
Governor of Colorado. Gov. McCook did NOT
seek the nomination in the nrst place; his con-
frmation, We believe, TO be certain, and the
story about his resignation 10 very weak In
vention of the enemy.
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TO THE PUBLNC.

The business Office of THE REPUBLICAN for
the present will continue at Tenth and d
streets, at which place all persons having bust
ness relations with the paper will call. Due
notice will be given of the removal OF the
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divided into 1000 cash gifts will be distributed
by lot among tho ticket-holders.

Total, L. 900 gifts all cash, amounting to d. So 90
The concert and distribution Of gifts will posi-
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the u 90 gifts all paid In proportion to the number
of tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
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worth Of tickets.
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Kentucky. Jals- W ASlm
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Ia.
Bookseller and Stationer,
feb11-H R6 Pennsylvania avenue.
WrREY. DEAN LEVIN VIII HOLD
,Sonyocationai Service, at st. Mary's
M rs
vice win commence at 7;So o'clock. Addresses may
be made :. tie concinsion Of the service. fsbii!
ks1e A 1 81 r. Fnrr RH held TIE ~.
ifs ss1, the &c s sass
resolutions were adopted:
.ss
frisnd James,: Fox; Thsrefcis Be i
only lost friend but one Of its most useful menu
Resolved, That the members Of the Society wear
the usual badge Of mourning for the space Of
Rs.eissd The Society tender the family Of the de-
ceased ts sincerest sympathy in this their hour Of
Rs:o!ysd, That . copy q these resolutions be
2: 4: LsRmsn; Secretary, VIM. 2; Hicks. R; R.
Langley, Ch.s; e: Langley, Thomas McNaily; WIN.
yERHoN.-THE STEAM.
DaT Tssl asr 'Di Mount Vernon sS1s
W WAsHINeToN CITY SAVINGS
~ BANK. ...
Persons having money to invest can obtain at this
FIRST-CLASS REAL ESTATE PAPER,
paying ten per cent. interest.
For sale % shares Second National Bank Stock.
81 shares Metropolitan Railroad Stock.
no '9 Gomp. H,tsGf oct Union Insurance
feblo-i.s WIN. +. MXTTiNGLY, Receiver.
CATHARTIC PILLS,
M vegetable in composition, pleasant to take,
enc Prompt in cure Of indgestion eostiysness and
and gives tone to the body. Excellent medicine for
SSnuoreo. Price Is cents per box, At corner Of
Secona aud d streets northwest. feb7-eo6t
.L. u. G. A., CORNER NINTH AND
" streets, opened from q. N. till 10 p. IN.
fres % au. Visitors Will ind the daily and weekly
newspapers, together with all the monthly period
Gals and maseslnea on nle. Free Lectures: On each
will be delivered Lecture sspecsiiy to- Ehftstan
WORKERS. frayef meetings A. l2.lS m, TO and 0
m. eacn day during the week in the Y. n. c. A.
c9:nsi; sunday afternoon services In Lincoln Hall
CLOCK. and on Sunday ev ening at ID service
for the masses at Metropolitan Hail. Pennyyiyania
avenue, between Eleventh aud Twelfth streets.
FREE LIBRARY,
to which new books are being constantly added.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW PUBLICATIONS
". II. & O. II. MORRISON,
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSEL ERs AND STATIONERS,
..r, No; Es Pennsylvania avenue.
Inc Oiided Age A tale OF to-day. By Mark
Twain, tsamuei L. Ciemens,) author ofi'Innoecnls
ieS TrS %a,ner RSSShins I'm &C. and s GhsEie' Ds
fniiy illustrated from new designs.
In The DaysofMy Youth A novel. By Anne
&c.
Twelve Miles from Lemon" BY Gall Hsmil-
ness, ~ &c.
New York Herald Almanac. "Is74.
New York Tribune Almanac 1874.
New York World Almanac, " 1874.
Church Almanac, ~ 1874.
Startling Facts In Modern spiritualism. By
N. ID. Wolfe. NJ. ID,
s'rhe Parisians." By Edward Bulwer, Lord Lyt-
ton. Lord Lytton edition, Complete In vol.
"Bcbee, or Two Little Wooden Shoes, story.
By Ouids. author OF - Under Two Flags, I" +" Ida
la, " - Strathmore," &c, feb4
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11

THE REVISED PRAYER BOOK OF 1885,
Used 6y the Reformed Episcopal Church; Is cts:
The Ancient City. A study on the religion. laws
and Institutions OF Greece and Rome, e. 50.
Tho Word Of Life. Selections from the work of .
ministry.
The Christ Of God. b.. Horstius Bouar: Ai.2s.
VIM. BALLANTfNE.
Jan <23 seventh street.
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APPLETON'S
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.
~.
New Revised Edition,

New Revised Edition.
Entirely rewritten by the ahlcst writers on every
subject. Printed from new type, and Illustrated
with several thousand Ensravings and Maps.
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~@ d. III. WARNER.
~ keSi Estate Broker and Auctionecr,

~ d. n. WARNER,
No. - Seventh street,
VIII remove to
FEDERAL BUILDING"
corner Of and Seventh streets northwest, on
February 10 to facilitate business during the coming
for the Pronunciation oft public. lsna4-tf
ENOTICE.-4AM NOW PAYING
and neea The soos
Sinss .sa fsnei
streets northwest prompt attention will be given.
E Z. II. wELLs, DENTIsT, HAS
street, third door from Pennsylvania ave. jans-im
e~DR. A. PRATT, GRADUATE OF
cnth street, between d and Z, Few doors south Of
1sesias Teeth Teeth Ct FOR ssssh a sish.s
fNTrKsfDcoL SODA,
MILBURN'S,
1<2s Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot for Mineral Waters. dec2o-sm
AND OTHER BRIEFs
4! S 55Bt 6sESn sSi
f3fHE hest 1xNCE GUsIC Is run.
- nished BY H. DONCH. 0sdsry may be len
EsSsh stres. s soSsse. saa 81 ni'
BAND, LOUIS WEBER
~ leader, furnishes music for balls, private
Be- M w.
: sssr: :i s &. sss;ss ss$
CHEMICALs, PERFUME.
rates .ss RS%sfs: Iss! &c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. = PERSONS
~ having complaints to MAKE Of the non-re-
sa%s TO No ISL nns srenne art isne tae
febll-st CStarl WIN. H. ADAMS, Contractor,
RNoF1OH LONDON.
wEBsTER'S ROYAL RED BOOK;
On, CoURf AND RATIONALE REGISTER FOR lUl.
For sale by ROBERT BEALL,
Bookseller and StatlOner,
feb1l-8 <06 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
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BUILDING MATERIALS
DENTISTS.

nENTlSTRY.-C. B. FOSTER, M. D., FOR
~ thirty year. Dental Practitioner In Philadel-
phai And New York, attends to all branches Of his
profession ks No. 1l01 New York avenue.
Beautiful sets Of teeth platina. gold and other
materials on the most reasonable terms. n06-tf
n ". SCOTT, DENTI0T. N
We No. s1 Pennsylvania avenue, betwccn ElnY
and Tenth streets, lover Teel.s.l Nitrous oxide rs
speciality. Terms moderate. OcaO-V
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11

rDO01nrr,c
0hN/CCn1EaO.
m 0IY01~0
4AAsA AAO4NzO xVOIV0O q w.,
| GROCERS
-
Garner of MIMI ana ss,ess.
Ber leave 10 call your careful attention Z.
the folIov;no List of Pr;ce..
- Sr16ARS
tss.,a.rd New York Br..ds.,
f,Ryrsu u,nTOAe Az Ibs for nu
POwDERRn AZ In for n
an Mn. Trn 80 - -. Az ina for a
10 ITn.,,a.d, -. az Ina foron
LIGHT BROWN IoL lbs for N
1870
TEAS
IMPERIAL. r.,, 49,
IMPEPIAI' CO. ma
TMpERIAT Chn,.. aaoA
IMPERIAT. E-trs Fin. 49,
JAPAN Tsocs -.
JAPAN, ChoiOs: ....:..:..........eIoe
ON nsrn Fl, '' '''''' -
O0ISrNG Co., -
OOLONG, Choice ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lso
Usr1sy IS,, ,,r,., So, -.
1.r,S,, 1s,, nn ASl' Ono'ce,
GUNPOwDER ..sl.oe
SuNfOMD Eh, Cnoce ....................SI
0oNIUw Dhh, Extra fine .:..s.........o1.oS
nrises sx ~ sssn r ns toove ss 0dr n
which we have . large supply now on hand. and oar
ne TOT obtaining the same are such tnst nat
Compete faiiv With any s side Of SeyYorS
COFFEE
Ouf stock in THE lin. I. .,so I.r,e and eomnaes.
and we GUARANTEE that II gcnninencss and
owing Ing guot.iions win ch.shEe eompet,tiSa; e
and COFFEEs, especially Of the higher grades:
MoChA, Genuine, raw.............-4S and soc
MOCHA, Genuine, roasted ......... so and 00c.
JAVA, Old Government, raw........ a and 47e.
~ a. O.1 uo'ernmen'' roasteo....Svs oo oOc'
MARACAIRO roasted AZ
= 90 rosS'eo ''''''''''..........4Se
= - .-'''''--'--''.'-'''.''s
M "A AA' roaseeo ................--....4oe-
hiO' Green ............................
RlO, roasted.
RIO, Extra Fine White Santos, raw .A0e
~ : '' A''' ''AA'''' ''A''sa '
1NOFS-
Moiier Diamond Drips, Silver Drips, Amber
Drips, Golden syrup, &C., &C., SC.
AOA<ASSIS-
choice article Of genuine New Orleans always o.
hand, as also other lower grades. Prices low.
FLOUR
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack -. o3.7S
GOLDEN HILL FAMILY. DER sack 0a.6A
BURNT MILLS FAMILY at lowest rates.
ISAAC VENICE FAMILY.
A. Ross RAYS FAMILY-
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LADIES' GOODS.

A6"O. M. a. DOr19lAaA.
(OF NEW YORK CITY,
Has her BRANCH HOUSE here opened. Ball
Dresses constantly received. No. SCI Thirteenth
tfeet n0rthMest' jaI2-eotf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
ATTORNEYS ANDAGENTS,

HANSON A. RlsLEY, THOMAS c. cox,
st-Law, and late Asss- the Department ofSiatc
tant solicitor Of the and late Secretary to
United states Treas Mixed Commission ON
ury. British and American
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11
DRESS MAKING.

MISS 5. ". DAVE,
. r.4. 5O8 FIFTH STREET,
ton the line Of the F-street cars.)
Agent Tor Q. 7. Tayior's Patterns, and teacher Of
his system for cutting garments. = =.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11

IN THE DISTRICT OF COL UhBIA.
oRNING:::FEBIUARYr Il, ls74.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11

CATHARTIC PILLS,
vegetable In composition, pleasant to take,
enc prompt in cure Of indigestion costiysness and
and gives tone to the body. Excellent medicine for
SSniloren. Price Is cents per box, At corner Of
second and d streets northwest. feb7-e05t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-02-11

Old Wines, Brandies, Whiskies,
Younger's and Bass. Pale Ale,
Guinness and London Porter,
AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-26
Afternoon Board.

MINERS UNION BALL. = The
Eighth Anniversary Ball of the Gold
Hill Miners Union, will be held at
their Hall, Gold Hill, on Tuesday
evening, December sth. On the In
vitation Committee for this place is
several we'll known gentlemen,
which is of itself guarantee to our
citigens thai the affair will be con-
Quoted in a manner perfectly salts
factory TO all who may attend. Car
riases will be ia attendance for the
accommodation of ladies from Fir.
ginia and Gold Hill. The Gold Hill
Miners Union are noted for their
liberality, and on this occasion will
spare neither pains or expense to
make this the finest of the season.
Tickets only 81 SO.