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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-22

L. FOR 1SAEyEfHEEE is 'r ssss22ffEEsI ny
S SakeTSk s zoe; Pc. box.
Fresh, this season S packing.
S ssEfHS ERE s,' Pc; bottle
vo.s- TON GUE:
rvrpv TURKEY SOC. can.
H HEHEH ## ##Hs$
To Eat or Drink
g. G. CoRNWEEfJLE = t s0YS,
1t 1a1s Pa. av., opposite wiliard's Hotel.
ThIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri:
JAMES GRESS Of the District oi C eiafs o.
hereby 70 Exhibit he sam s0 With
TIE vouchers thereof, to the subscriber before
% 0 Inc s' ssG sy
sss my arDf Ak 's Sy q
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
M. having obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
B. CAKR0LL. late Of District Of Columbia,
& s are Sv having claims against the
with the vouchers thereof, the subscriber on or
before the arh day Of July next; they may other
wise BY law be excluded from all benefit of the said
estate Given under my hand. tn is 9th day of JULY
la3. Jy ST JUASON CARROLL, Executor
1 n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
THOMAS ii. T. ToDD Us ZALMON RIcH.RDsrr.,
No: Equity Docket No. Is.
james 2. towards and Benjamin p. Snyder, the
rustses In this canse. having reported that they
have sold part Of lot one ~ in square numb cred
Two hundred and twenty two, (222,D with the i'm
proyements thereon, known as the Bryant House,
and IN the preceding. in this cause particularly
described to Albert Gleason for the sum of thirty
thousand dollars, seqU): 1t is this 2lst day OF
july lH5 ordered and decreed that said sale as re-
ported wiIl stand ratified and confirmed on Tues
the LTD Cay OF August next, unless cause to the
contrary be shown on or before that day. Proyid-
ed COPY OF this decree be published in some daily
bewspaIer printed and published in Washington
~, and In the :. W ashngton Law Reporter at
least once week for three successive weeks before
said Nth day OF August. By the court
A. WYLIE, Justice.
Irne copy-Test: r. J. MElGS. Clerk.
U2-ih, 81 By B. J. MEIGS LIZ . a ssistant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-22
IL THE SUPREME COURrOF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA

=A GREAT BARGAINS IN
87vV NOS. 4
ing and repairing our store, We will sell upon easy
One z-oc..ye GRAND CHICKERING PIANO,
One octave GRAND EvARD PIANO. for $3.50.
One - octave knahe Gable PIANO, round
One 7.octa,e Raven Bacon PIANOS round cor
One 6-octave Dubois & Stoddard PIANO, for s65.
W. g. METZEROTf . co.,
Sole Agents for Steinway i Sons celebrated Pianos
s saa. Mason asmlns rnsnrpas Cabinst Or
y and Retail, at the Norfolk Oyster Depot, 60 b
street northwest, opposite Baltimore and Potomac
D1a' NICHOLAS WHITE a co.
SELBY p WAKING UP THINGS IN THE
than any house IN the e city. Ladies Nsw 1
ports, . 90. worth 81. Ladies Foxed Bal nv
morals, q Is, worth sl7s; Ladies Foxed' ~
OUR Bamor p pess IN Ss she s,y'
up STR xw HATS At cost. to Close. Mems Con-:
ssSs e SEs9If eS..s
to sIss S" s ana snS ave
A CARD:.. IA. UNDERsI9NED BEGS
he Is s in the o9s 81 Esss
between iiih and isih streets north, w
We, Tsst ,s TSsse r he ~" be nspSy to serve
daily arrivals from Norfolk and Anna polls Of the
which III be delivered 1er order to any port Of re-
city, free Of charge. would inform the public that
am not connecteo with any branch house in the
Hogan, b NO longer connected With me in business.
y06t EDWARO WISER.
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nj OfBS /:
NOT A9 I.

~ Myoc wish 20 ave yorr heavy Wearing 81 parel,
BLANKETS, Covers, Crumb Cloths, 20, from fnorhs
have them cleaned b. my celebrated chesncI pro.
osss, which removes al grease aud vegetable stains
edecfually. single Dersons who have no arcommo-
dstions for lacking away ciothios, car leave thsm
with me until the fall season. Blankets aud Cur.
tAins OF all descriptions cleaned 10 50 oerior man
neT and on reasonable terms. Person, leaving the
city can get their travelling and other cults cleaned
0t short uottne A. rISHEB,
Jelly 6ls 9Th street, opposite Psieni once
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

MANHOOD RESTORED
ture decay, nervous debility, etc having tried in
vain every Known remedy, has found 2 simple self.
cure, which be will send free to bis fellow sufferers.
Address ]. H. REEVES, - Nassau street, New
xork. mAy3-eo1m
ROCKETS VEGETABLE COUGH 0YRUP5
s. te's SssSG
eYRHR;n n 4 also the bet IN Ne Tor Ooeghs,
ySlds, Hos5ssne1 Dore Throse OroeI, end an R!oa'
and Wholesals b. OHARl1S eT6T1 j. co., and 81
tAe DroDeiseoe, 1919 8. northwest. novlI-ly
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LOST AND FOUND.


OST-Last night. GOLD MEDAL between 1
IL street and fussels, marked Lillian ID. Riley,
~, GsISh Se%iaaIy Liberal reward will be given
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From "Gibsoa's' lot
~ near Long Bridge, a. b street and Mary ~
land avenue, one BAY MARE, about fifteen %o$
hsn IL high, with small white mark In the face;
Scared On shoulders by collar; also, SCARED on
.esk near the head; was lately blsd in the neck.
III aeWa are Be given uR9n the return Of said
Maryla avenue southwest Y223t'
GSO REWARD Lost last evening, between
VOO Douglass square and l6t h and l. streets, by
way OF Schneider's new foundry, corner of Ohio
avenue and 18th street, = large POOKErBOOK,
containing about $500 in money and Several Pa
pers OF no use to any one but the owner The aboye
reward will be paid II left at this office with the
owner, j. u. COLLINS, No. IS Beau street,
Georgetown. IT.
TAKEN UP AsTRAY, on the 10th instant, a
4 Light Sorrel HORSE; star on forehead n
The owner will come forward, prove prop IN
'' ''' - So A '"A' u'' J. NJ. MAGEE,
osT-But found at
B z L Y IS.
nice Brown Linen Duck Suit for o., better one
for IS, worth double the money / paid. Also, a
Boy 5 Linen Suit-Jacket and Pants-for g i each
Black and Gray Al paca Coats from So and upw ards
Linen busters and Straw Hats, very cheap.
Shildrens Shoes, from 81 cents up.
Ladies' slips, from rs cents. 1914 and 1916
yy6-tr Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-22

CRONNBR'0 PATENT
HANDPOWER CIRCULAR SAW
FOB RIPPING, CROSS CUTTING. GROOv.
For sale BY Z. b. COLE,
63s street n. w., Washington, D. o.,
VI AZ FACTORY, Nos. % and l2 North High street,
~There is also . JIG eAw which can be n.
for cats logae. iyS-tfn n I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-22
NR. ROB KKTSON,
~ ln-- q

IL 4a4 l0TH SrRx,r, NEAR PA. Ava.
ran long experiences in both hospital and priyets
Urinary Organs, Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, Sypi,-
lls; and sper1natorrhea. Cases Of Gonnorrhcea re-
gently contracted cured in to days. Syphilis In "A
ITS stages quickly cnred, and the poison entirely
eraolcaIed from the system, without the Of mer
curry. spermatorrhea, brought on By excuses and
abuse In youth causing loss Of memory and insanity,
general debility, organic weakness, fmpotency,
ton palpitation OF the heart, pains in back, dimne
Of sight or gddiness, evil forebodings, self distrust,
&C., speedily cured By newly discovered remedies.
pr; T., located for many years at 10 8. Eutaw ct
Baltimore, Nd, has consented, after many solicita-
nent once In that city. where he may be consulted
every wednesday and Saturday In each week. from
cOSD mAf4-lv
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TO CLOSE BUSINESS
sEPTEMBER IsL

leo yards White Pique at Is, % and sc formsr
pIice Is, s. "a and 5Oc.
.oo yards " bite Brilliant at l:1lc former price &C.
90 yards Percales, loo.
Black STRIPED Grensdire, 81 and s3c former
price soc. gnd IL.
zoo White Bed Spreads al 7sc and q IS. fprrn.r
price and Sl75.
10 pieces Black Alpaca al 2:c. former price sOc
osU yards Victoria lawn, l. aud DC
.oD yards Small Figured Lawns at 10 and l5c
ParasOls at your ov price.
Cassimeres less than Cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-22

ANQe COnIAMY he ben HKnoy.D g loom No.
%, L. DTolt Building, corner q and oth Sfreots
tairE:avs ysais. HS - u - -
THI PUBLIC ARR INVITED TO EXAMINI
which are selfregistering, maximum and minimum;
very largo and showy 10Y stores, oces, &C.. Parior
Us mcct svSrovei Ssttsrn, amons th2 Fit1roS =
esssns; ssscs Gen sE}ssS%P e. Also Alssa
II. n. HEMPLER, Optfcian,
Uay3-6 lt3 RsaaGylvaliA evonus.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LOB SALE-A light four-seat Germantown
Il WAGON, movable seats, suitable for riding or
carrying. Apply at II. II. HEMPLER'S, Optician
433 Pennsylva nia avenue. jy2l-8-
EOR SALEcVery cheap, one BRICK WAGON,
4 with dumping body, In good oroer. A. J. WILL
LA. Maryland avenue between 'th and sth
LOB SALE-One new GROCER'S WAGON,
u nrst. class; warranted for one year; also, new
silver plated HARNESS belonging to same. Will
be sold at . bargain. Call Ut No. 20S 9th street
northwest, opposite Centre Market. jy3l-3ts
= Also, . nice Failing top BUGGY and a.
me nSoH Harness. nearly new, at BEHBtHD 10Y
FOR sALE:yERY CaEAP-A lot Of GOLD
II and gILYER WATCHES, GOLD ~
CHAlHS. DIAMOND end other FINE JEW ~
4tRRy' s1LID sILy1R WARH, CUT
fFcm our Loan Once and confined commiasi tn
goods. Every article sul ao TI,T, s% . N
Loan Once and Commission Brokers,
Je8-m Northeast corner 10th and d streets.
LOB SALE CHIAP-A largo assortment Of Itsi
il ian and American MARBLE MONUMEHTS
MAIN WIN. RUfHIRTORD, ii is p. ave.
EOR eALE-sO CARRIAGES, Jenny Lind BUG.
II CHS, Jump Seats, Park and Pony H120.
PHHT0Ae and Spring WAGONS. Al
work warranted - rsDrsssnfed
carriage and waGon Aanufacturer, no :. i9i ana
ls6 Bridge st., 0eorsetown, D. O. mys-sm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-22

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
~ 81 WHGaiNdT6l. w.
Cash CaYital, 4l@9co 9oi saII!as, ons .ns1.
soaabks 1S1ss.
O@oes SIS Louisiana aveous, lrse door sase I'm
street.. OHARL10 KNAPP, President.
GEO. ". RIGGS, Vie PreddeoA.
1ObL1 D. LARHk1, eeerstaEY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
The Dirtiest Man in Mantana Falls
Heir to $4,000.

This apparently incredible state
ment is brought to us through the
Helena (Montana) Independent"
of late date; and as we have for
years known of the eccentric char
acter who has been mace the hero
of the story, we have little ground
for doubling the statement. We
know now the object which has all
along inspired "Old Kentuck" of
the Sutro Tunnel, once SO graph
ically described by the Virginia
Chronicle. He is fishing for a
fortune, and if fate divides her
honors according to merit, "Old
Kentuck" should draw q square
million. This is the story
For the past five or six years
there has been around the streets of
Helena a dirty, degraded looking
specimen of humanity, Robert Mel
son by name, universally known as
Mountain Dew" He could not
be called a vagabond. for he was
always ready to clean streets, saw
wood, or any labor where dollar
was in sight. He was suffering
from a chronic disease, yet he
managed to earn enough to keep
hunger from the door. Many Won
dered that long ago he did not fall
back upon the country for support.
His chief ambition seemed to be
desire to be known as the "dirtiest
man in Montana" Wretchedly
filthy, from the crown of his head
to the soles of his feet-so dirty and
greasy that stranger to see him
once would always remember the
apparation.
Robert Nelson is now wealthy. 1t
seems that in early days Robert
found himself in Boise, Idaho.
Times were flush, Mountain Dew"
was lucky. and from his earnings
he sent home to his father, in Mis-
souri,, $4,000 to invest for him.
Luck turned, Nelson got broke, and
came to Montana.
For several years he has been try
ing to realize something from the
money he sent his father, yet he
never could get any satisfaction. and
he was too poor to go East to see
about it. However, a short time
since letter reached him, stating
that his father had died, and that
real estate and other property to
amount of $50, 1000 had been left
him. Thursday draft of $500
como on for the heir. Yesterday
was a great day for Robert. He
bong lit suit of fashionable cloth
ing, took bath, got his hair cut
and his moustache dyed, and it is a
fact that not one in ten knew the
transformed figure and features of
Mountain Dew" A through
ticket to Omaha was procured, and
this morning Nelson left Helena on
the Overland for his old home.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

LEcTURING.-H N. Mcguire, a
printer, poet and editor of Nevada
and Montana, is at present lecturing
before Eastern audiences on "The
Resources of the West; Wonders OF
the Yellowstone" etc. Mac is a
young man Of considerable talent as
newspaper writer, unappreciated as
poet, and just visionary enough to
become a popular lecturer. Many Of
the craft who have known Mac In
Phoebe and Montana will wish him
every success.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

EDITED UNDER DIFFICULTIES
To show more forcibly the ills which
sometimes pursue the editor of a
daily journal, we take liberty in
stating that Judge G. c. Goodwin,
editor of the Enterprise" has for
two weeks past been confined to his
room by an acute attack Of neuralgia,
writing nearly all his brilliant edi-
torials while propped up among the
pillows. Judge Goodwin deserves
mention as having fully kept up the
standard of the Enterprise" since
the withdrawal of Mr.. Daggett. We
felt satisfied he would.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

That staunch old Republican, M.
Theirs, has accepted the nomina-
ton for the French Assembly. His
is to-day the brightest intellect in
all France.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The editor of the Virginia
Chronicle" last evening, asks
"Have editors souls ?" and it takes
over IL inches Of cowhide to cover
the bottom of that fellows foot.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

WHY is IT?-Why is it that eve
rybody goes to the Metropolitan boot
and shoe store, No los South e street?
1t is because they can get boots and
shoes cheaper and better than in any
store ~ the State. G. 4. Noltemeier
knows how to please his CUSTOMERS
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

OBLIGED.--We certainly feel OBJ
liged to both our Rocky Mountain
cotemporaries-the MOnt0nian and
NeW North-West. To the former for
presuming that did we say aught
against Montana, we would be
ashamed to have her people know
it, and to the latter for saying true
words in our defense. The TINES
editors have more than once mani
tested their kindly feeling for their
former friends, and never, to our
knowledge, willfully unkind word.
Qui transtulit sustinet.-"Now, look
here, boys" the TIMES is a tri-week-
ly, we send you every issue, and il
it occasionally misses, don't think it
because we have said something ill
Of you or your people-We are not
that kind Of hair-pin.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

Charles T. Krung, of st. Louis,
was on Saturday convicted of MUIR
der in the first degree for the MUIR
der of Mrs. Dora Boenser. He
loved her, but she didn't love him
he killed her, and now Krung is to
be hung.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

The Mace-Allen prize fight is not
yet definitely agreed on. Allen
says he is willing to fight Mace, but
has as yet received no direct chal-
lenge.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

Little Lizzie McFsrin of Nebraska City,
Fooled with pistol, and. more's the pity
The pistol was loaded-Elizateth was eleven
She kicked up her toes and has gone to heaven
Gone to meet the boy who hammered the
giant powder cap.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

The Mexican raiders are still
operating on the Rio Grande, and
it IS said that the affair is now re-
ceiving some attention from the Ad-
ministration. Let slip the dogs
VI war" Ulysses. -,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28


Expires - -
Whatever the stock rises above the price
named in the contract is the holders profit
The difference between the market value of
the stock and the contract price of .he puts
or Calls" is termed the distance from the
market, varying according to the stock and
the state of the market at the time the con-
tract is signed.
Puts" and Calls are issued for ten to thir-
ty days duration and are subject to settlement
whenever desired by the holder within the
time they have TO run
The cost of obtaining these contracts varies
from 81 to 50 per share, according to the name
of the stock and the duration of the contract.
The undersigned sell ten, twenty or thirty
day contracts on any number of shares of stock
from Ave shares upwards.
Persons desiring to operate by this system
in stocks can remit to us the cost of the PRIV
ilege'' which will be 81 per share for fifteen
days, and 81 per share for thirty days.
In sending any orders be careful to specify
the name of the stock, whether put" or
Call" is desired and the length of time. The
money can be sent TO us by draft express or
p. o. order, and we will return by next mail
the privilege contract
Parties desiring information on any particu-
lar stock can obtain it by application in per-
sont or by Letter to
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

One of the Belmont Courier boys
has warped his head out OF place
and worn himself down to the second
niche, trying to capture a fema.e
compositor who has "cases" in the
office. She should Z q A I & [ over
his unless he has plenty OF 3 3.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

John Warner attempted to muir
der his wife in New York, yester-
day, by breaking two of her ribs,
pulling hair from her scalp, and
breaking her jaw. Timely inter-
ference saved her life, and at last
accounts the broken jaw was wag-
ging along first rate.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

An exchange has the following
obituary on Joseph Hugg
Here lies Joe Hugg,
As snug bug
Tied up in rug.
Says rival bard
Here lies Joe Hugger,
little snugger
Than the other Bigger.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
Cohn & Isaacs,
WHITE HOUSE
Clothing Store,
NO. 1873 SOUTH STREET.
VIRGINIA CITY.
CAPT. n. STEARNS'
REAL ESTATE, AND GENERAL
COMMISSION AND COL
LECTION OFFICE,
Wells. Fargo g. Co.'S Once.
Virginia, Ncv.
Money TO Loan Oh Real Estate.


FOR SALE.
FOR SALE--A Boarding. house with 60
boardcrs; rent, $50; price. $500.
A lot on street, 50xl00, running tack to
street, price 81 800, half cash. balance on time.
House the Divide, FIVE rooms and
kitchen; price. 5000.
A Liquor Saloon. doing good business, on
the Divide; price 5000
A New Canvas Tent, l2xl4, very cheap.
A II ouse and Lot. 25x5O, on Divide; $50.
House and Lot ON Divide, lot 25x5O; 500.
House 20x23. lot 25xl0O. ON Stewart; $500.
TO LEASE.
TO LEASE.-Fifty Lots in the Burnt Dis
trict from one to ten years.
The old Postoffice Lot, opposite IDterna-
tional Hotel.
Lot on Union, running from to Howard.
TO RENT.
TO RENT--Seversl Houses 10 Rent, fur
pished and unfurnished.
EMPLOYMENT.
EMPLOYMENT--Parti DESTROYS Of first
class help can be supplied with the best Me-
chanics, Laborers, Cooks Waters, Servants,
etc, etc.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

Whatever the stock falls below the price
named in the contract Is the holders proht.
"Call" Contract is the reverse of Put"
enabling the holder of it to make profit 10y a
rise III the stock above the price specified i'll
the contract. This character of contract IN
signed at price above the market value of the
stock at the time of issuing the contract, and
reads as follows;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
KELLOGG & CO.,
Stock Brokers and Dealers in
Privileges, ''Puts" 4 "Calls."
1876 SOUTH STREET,
Virginia City, New.

N BIN fortnight we will remove TO our
permanent commodious office, now being MT
ted up for us on q street. in the business GEN.
ter.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28

VIRGINIA, New, -, 1877.
For value received, the bearer may deliver
to the undersigned - shares of the
capital stock of the ---Mining Company
at - dollars per share, at any time within
- days from this date. One days no
tice required.
(Signed) -
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-12-28
CALI Contract.

VIRGINIA. New, -. 1877.
For value received, the bearer may cali on
| the undersigned for - shares OF the cap
ital stock OF the ----- Mining Company
at - dollars per share, at any time within
- days from this date. One day no
tice required.
| (Signsdl -----
Expires
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20
FoRr LIMERICK A Swonn.-The

FoRT LIMERICK A Swonn.-The
knights of the Red Branch. an Iris h
organization III tins city. says the
>tocktoi fnri-Depdeh were :; few days
ago the recipients of n sword. old.
rusty and Which has "A history, it was
forwarded by J. i. Rafferty,. of san
Francisco, with the following sketch:
'.ThiS blade. though old and rusty. Is
OF the finest Damascus steel. and is
capable of strain far greater than any
ordinary blade nosr ia I!$e. 1t is one
of the identical swords used by the
Earl of CIancartv' men at the siege of
LimericN. and has been III the posses
sion of Il gentleman here for the past
twenty Years. IL was brought from
the museum at Cork. by the Right
Hon. John Douglass. in the first
steamship that ever crossed the Allan
the, and has been held a. a valuable
and true specimen of what the men Of
history fought their battles with. It's
SCARED and notched edge is from the
memorable fight between tie elder
Booth and Nacreadv on the stage of
the Old Park Theater in 1873, being the
oac used by Booth in the play OF
D." Richard ILL.,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20

\ CHICAGO dispatch Of March IS says
that Messr-. NcCord & Malone, Of the
Fashion Stables. San Francisco, are in
that city with about 4 dozen fine trc;ters
recently purchased in Kentucky to he
taken TO San FrunciSco. several oi them
beiry intended for j. r. Keere's stables.
Nearly all the lot are capable of trottinc
in the thirties, and taken as IA whole
they are said 10 be the finbst lot Of
horses ever brought there. They leave
for oa. Francisco this evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20

1t has been decided by the Govern
ment that the valuation of iron ores, on
their importations. should be limited to
the cost Of digging and transporting to
the place Of shipment. but be valued at
the place of shipment the same as ores
of tho same quality of richness shipped
at other places.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20

On, THE5DoEE.-Under the head Of
personals III the y. y. Herald OF
March Il, We find the following distress
ful moan from the love cells of lascer-
a.ed heart:
TREASURE TRovE.-Did my hungry
heart imagine there was loving sadness
III the glance you gave. 1t almos.
killed LONELINESS.
A'little catnip tea and bread pouliice
is good for that.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-20

have Oh hand and am receiving large guam
titles Of Gas and Water Pipes which oticr v,-y
low Alsn, have on hand large stock % Brass
Goods, Hose ami Fittings. NoIklltil to lay
pipe and do plulHbiE, or the shortest notice
W ORR SJa.antecd.
fen 4. ID. RAIL.