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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs Duncan
son Bros, auctiOneers, sold yesterday after
neon Iot 3, square 1873, situated On Iitt street.
near street northwest, to J. A. rank for
~ cents per square foot. ava
mos. II. Waggaman, real estate auc
Iohoer, sold to K. s. Hill, for 50 900. a three
story brick house on 10th street. be.weso
tennsy lyania avenue and G street,
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CITY ITEMS,
Corus Extracted Without Pain.

SO the sssoe can 0e 49, with ease. Bunions,
Ingrowing Nails Vascular Excrescsnces,
and other ailments Of the feet successfully
treated, AZ Dr. whites establishment, 18th
street, opposite the Treasury. Hours a.
n. to y. m.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

S1.g4-f situatef on the highest point on the MID
ialo Talrohs u miles from W ashing with morn
ing and evening trains each way. Fare for T1nra
TRIP : 10. The hotel l. new, with double pore hes
the tIfHe length The rooms sTe well furnished,
and the dining room cool and airy The counirv -
as healthy a. any ia the world, aud there are &c
muse BoaIders without children preferred
Jei03m FRANCIS J. CANNON, Proprie,sr
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a WATCH and CHAIN RECOVERED
hest|riay morning gentleman repOriei az
ponce ueit4l -sd1te-S that TIE night D. FORE no
lad tetI. rOobes 81 a va.r4bIs Gold yva.,.l
worm --tV. BIT would give 10 account Of
NEe-l anu = her, hC hsti lost o further man
= - SCIiItioH Oh ne party II whose company
= aG been Receives SG-g Mt and No
:. tfesh TOOK the case and after investigation
t'E INTO custody, last night. al the corner
- ~ ahf r streets, one William Curran.
49, VI et'trchirg aim at the station house
- L.1->slhs watch aud chain were found IN
..i9-.F - 49, he stated that q frieat had
Sa aSr II 10 MN He vas locked up for a
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weather Probabilities Today.
OrrIcr 81 CHIEF sIuvAL OFFICFR.

OFFICE or CHIP SIGNAL OFFICER
MASHISGTCN. August II, lS'5- )
For New England, the middle states and
lower "a ke region II creaSi~g clCudtneSs ana
areas 81 rain WIN sOut east 10 southwest
winds station aTy or ialEng- barometer, and
no decided ctl ~. re in temperature during the
dav. followed by cooler and clearing weather
in the lower lake region andwesteTn portion
of tie mStdle states.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer Il the business ONCE or
IHE STAR ranged to-day as follows a. NJ,
20; 10 q. m. =, y m. ~; 2 n. m. i.
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a LIVELY RACE Is auffclpa,..I o-,,~,-o,.
n,orpltS az i' CciOcS between the TaSf ,>e-S -
witch q the Wave, Columbia. ana Ma
J@i.t, IL toluholS having been entered las.
fort washington and return, Tor a syveeD
STAKE purse Of -. mate APP - me owners 81
the yacELS Is test OF speed. and a All TIE
fJats are IN capital Trim. with new sails srJ
r'gs1Tgr me competition viii be- spfritpgt
tacn Of the boats has ats tTiei.4S. yglO vii
STAKE Their pile On the result.
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IRE GATES OF PEARL, through which the
human voice issues. should never become
rusty. To keep the teeth for ever free from
Flemish. To render their decay impOSSi BILE ~
is only necessary 10 use Fragrant SpopiOYu IL
Is anuSeptic and Supremacy wholesome ao
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BETHEL ACADEMY, Fsuquier county, Va :,
W m W Smith. senior principal. is endorsed
10y the highest educational authorities of Viz
sinia Rates remarkably reasonable; much
less than those OF any similar institution in
the state. 80 anIa
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TRAVELLERS should wear the Elmwood
collars. They are easily carried, " yell,
look nicely, and do not require wasuIDg.-
Adg,
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q EOR ETOWN.

F1EE.-Ab bout CLOCK this morning 2 fire
was discovered in the second story o! the
residence OF Mr.. Frank Burrows on Mont
EORtTy. above Bridge street. The IRE ,,ri 81
hated IN Clothes press In the front room o.,
Inc second floor, ana before il was eytfrt-
gu'sicd destroyed about 300 worth 81 wear
arg apparel ard other personal pronertv In
attempting 10 subGue the flames. Mr.. Frank
Burrows had his hair and eyebrows badly
bu44teu. The damage 10 the building amounts
To about $50. The cause OF the fire has MOI
yet been aScertained.
THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.-A meet
ing o. The Merchants Exchange was held this
morning at their rooms. on Grace street for
the purpose of eiectlng officers for the en-
sung year, with the following result;-A.
Ross Ray, president; VIM. FL. Tepney. vice
president; T. c. Wheeler. secretary: E. ID,
Hartley, treasurer; }. w. Deener, w. III.
Ienney, VIM. Clabaugh, Jos. @. Waters aud
a. 7. neeler, board of directors. On mo-
uon OF MI. hartley, the appointment of the
executive committee and the committee on
arbitration was left TO the president and vice
president.
BUILDING AsSoCIATION.-Ata meeting of
the Eighth Building Association held ar
Goddard's hall on Monday night. twenty
three shares were sold at the maximum of
Sl20 per share.
GRAIN SALEs.-Sales OF 800 bushels OF
wheat are reported to-day at from Sl.i3& TO
THE GARBAGE SERvrCE-It is STATED
mat the contract for garbage collection calls
Tor the services OF the garbage wagon three
times per week, but that said service for
some son alLne Pat has scarcely averaged once
per week. This subject in its bearing upOn
the public health is an important one. and
should receive the immediate attention ~
The proper authorities. "
FLOUR SHIPMENTs.-Messrs.D eener. CIs-
sci 4 Nelch yesterday shipped per steamer
+. Z. Knight to New York 400 barrels OF
-four. and per steamer New York 10 PhiIa-
delphia 200 barrels
GRAIN BY RIVER, RAIL AND CANAL
Arrived. schooner Lizzie Reagan from Alex
ahoria' win 100 bushels OF wheat for Hart
ley Bro. By canal, boat Fl. A Garrett.
with 800 bushels of wheat for II. NJ Talbot
~ rail, 1900 bushels of wheat for T. G.
" heeler, $40 bushels do. for Hartley & Bro
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ALL WHO SUFFER from coughs, colds
bronchitis, Group, whoOping cough and the
most 10 be dreaded Of all, consumption can
find sure relief i'm DR.. HtSfdr's Rn,syInl Of WI
Cherry, which cures when other remedies fafl'
- cents and 81 bottle; large bottles much
the cheaper. al
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IEF r-NEEAI. az Charles + NCps. ra-z
.s.s' y .tT,---y s,.tCT-- COZ from IS late r--.-
Lti'c- so .i' 'fE street. between r amt I d.
81 Na> ait-iavft ~ l&E-C n1guDt- 81
lile-'> 81 l.- i--fu.fN, anon. whom were
mar Oh our 'tet citizens The rrna .rs were
ifc,t %. q rst.j walnut cas- net covered win
tia'N r.ot-i- FiShiy oI.gnyl1et with silver
H-'ll--' ,> .-.- '. The i.i Erc inscribed fIp
LalEe- tate OF tyata. ana axe 81 ,,ece.ts.-l
ne services were conducted - tie Ear
John 4. smith upon the cCEc.uS iou Of winch
Us caSEtt WH~ removed 20 the EearSe by ne.
Following Ta.i.i carers - Ma. Samuel ST.
minus. y a.. LaTueE LsS-I0u W pernarn.
= T. Lehman. and Ech.~f EeatI IT, -r--
= - tnc'T erection - A. RUch. =. UNDER
Z: Se- then projected 20 G. re,tyrO,.5 &C. r,atf,,
vhe'e he remains were deposited iu Ihe
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Robert Morton and Lucy Minor; George W 4.
Robey and Sarah Ann Moulden: Wesley
Pryor ard Patsey Norris.
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cot CSsor Esfowu.i
VIII give her ANNUAL ENCl RSION 90 POINT
LOOKOUT. on SAT UKRhH. Aug r~zsS ,
LAKE.. ES-r7r<asxAs
The tonlnittee in charge refer With pleasure ami
prl1e 10 heir Excursions II last The steamer
Viii az per wharf. foot Of IiEA street. n 7 . u
sharp and proceed u tE street wharf, where Il VII
T, main un'l lh.D m, preceding her trip. az
rlEtu- at Point lookout ard 4. m. SUNDAY. Ma
VII Ge celgbTaId on the tuat by The Chaplain ~
the Assr citation.
Gent, mons Tickets, 50. Lads - For sale
~ st JcseNhs Orphan Asy 'Uu for "a hose bo-s M
thiS excursion Is given At WA Cary s. corner IT,
and Louisiana as euue- aud thr following CNm.Hittso
81 ATrguEvneu R0br. II Hunter. Mn 80 en-
J Joun Curtin. John Stanton. u. 4 Melio,yi-.-
Thomas EiENry John noHogtUs. John Harris 10,
Nm. II Dbl, and Robt. d. Talbot. # whom state
rooms can D. obtained. AUE---t
- TIE ABOVE EXCURSION Is endorsed ~
tn SISTERS or TIE HOLY CROSS. who r.
le,H.lg ask Their irieEc~ and tie palhC gen
eTAils 30 pafroIlZ. the sarne
SISTER TREN Mother Superior
Auk- s. j 80 nh MrnhAu Aa-l-,rl
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$50 10 $4,000 has been invested IN stcck
PRIVILEGES and paid goo Per cent profit "How
10 do IL y book on Wall street, sent free.
Tum bridge s Co, Bankers, 2 Wall street,
New York. 63
1872 were So <i2-swt
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Tie HENERInGF HnUSU

TNT NiDDLE Els UR6f, LOUDO On 20 "
fsesssl Is now ready tor she reception Of suTrmeF
BuarF"rs, II lisa handsome house, with e. rooms
anI isf GO porficoS, and i kept in the best stva
Ml4dlebniS Il situated In the most beautiful and
healthy section q Northern Virginia ffty rriiss
southwest Of Washington City: has CHURCHES - al
cen luailons and pleasant society There is within
a mile II the House fine Mineral Spring VIII se
htdlcai waters have been pronounced by Physicians
70 te equal 70 any IN the STATE Daily StaeeS connect
With tie Railroad Depots az Lcesburg AMI al ire
fIalns, A free ride to the Springs every DAY F1r
terms &c, address JOSEPH Ii PATTON, Pro-
prietOT. iasS pT.s
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Col: CAKE, proprietor of Congress hall,
has telegraphed to the proposed participants
in the family excursion to Cape May, that he
Will furnish special accommodations 10 those
who pay their special improvement taxes
through j. c. Lay & Co., No. 223 AZ street
Adr
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~ IL. wHEATLEFs

eTEAm DYEIEG AND CLEANING EsTsP.
LTSHNENT.
81 JsGsTS0H Sired, G-0vEa6ss, u .
Established, 1881. Premium sWariof, lSY n.
larsed and improved, Ic7+ Ladies and GeutIeueI's
wearing apparel Of every description, Including
Seiyets, Crepe Wells and trimmings, KID Cloves.
&c &c nice cleaned or DYED; also, Curtains aud
NeM GoNdsr Carpets and Rlsn kets cleaned dCrins
the Summer months.
Send Is your address ard will call Tor and re.
tnrc WORK az any rlsce In the sstTct free @! extra
charge. work reCely Ell and Terzruet by mail or az.
press from ad TO sEy place in t. country. ap2l-
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%Miss Olive Harper writes in the Cloha-
Iemocrat an account OF her travels in the
east She went 70 some games in Albania.
ara 'aIter This, she says, ''came wrestling
where The men We're stripped entirely nake
! v matched reathless, admiring the beauty
and ST HU-ih of the men" File, fie. Olive
You oEgh: 10 have turned away and left Che
lace at once.
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THE TRADES.

oLJMBING AND GAS-FITTISG.
tn" subscribers would respectfully inform .he- old
leh1e Sid he public generally that they hsve- re-
huIneu tht above bUsIBest ~ No. 1907 PaDDsvlva.
ila avenue and having in store a well-ssie
- .le ISparg1 10 MI al orders puUctually and
At reason able price,, either wholesale or retail
- THOMAS W. MILLER 4 Co
ly25 I'm No. 1907 Pennsy lvania ayeJus.
A LE&AEpER BALL, WILLIAN RAIL
- Late " it'll g. W Barker
BALL CO..
nla risCirrefs and dealers IN Doors, Sash aps
bh.o, CLASS, Hardware, and ala Building Material
O%f haSsac husetts avenue, between CIT and 2 n
ssIeeis northwest, sell goods D. per cent cheaper
than any other house Gail and examine je25-
II sMoV WE'D.
JAMES r. BHIEN,
FLUHBER AND GAS Ey-TER,
tasrf7 n siI rTH STREET EORrHwKs-
& VIKINGS AND AWNING FRAMtS
"A, ~ Ir.FTgrsd ST. and FGffs7a,
itE Etores Hotels, Public BuI1iues Oitv sua g.sf-
TT Residences, II factory srtcss.
JOHN Q. HOGAN,
10 MARKET Space, between 18th and stb ss-Nsss
isgs aud camp Meeting I suts fer safe or re,t
COY agony ioI the OILY GsEu!ls MGdewed Proof
ao--l1t G-aleIlaI spNE
Gibson BROrHRR.,
N BOOK AND JOB PRIHrESs,
lol2 Pannsylvsnia avenue, fsOuth sfta.J
~ HOhh speciality. uov,s-Iy
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs
.IBERNIA EXCURSION,

nv the roluCst and solicitation Of the SISTERS
OF TEE HOLY CROSS. tire
HlBEENIA BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION,
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EDUCATIONAL.


hohk SCHOOL. Miss A. N, HANSON,
Il PTlLVIpaI, a.. I'D % lSI IEsla Plaos ~
street souiheast, Capitol Hill recently occupied ~
U - 'ece,,a Aosa-my, Wil ra~'ne it, Itss n
ground. $50 -
AIlss MOORE Va Ill REoPEN I. HONEkND
w bAh = lieoL t'r either sex sept Is Roar.
Tuition and Music. - wear This srs.,,l 4. A.
nsaifEly situated, uesr Berryvilo, Va pslT stss,,
passing the house, come, "a VII ths " ana n
railroad az Round Hih. Address ssl2 sfh s-reef
Northwest algg lfns
NTAPLENOoD INSTITUTE, Tor both s-xe.- 4.
A'l n the Phils. and Bait Central X Sup.-tnr
buildings; home care. earBet teachers able ls-Fu-
rers, pupils can remain Vacations. lnc'' Porasei
Trustee. Friends
Hon. Washington Townsend says. As - sha
prosress II my late ward, who under yonr Arc
snd tuition Tor over two years, wss well sst~He q
Win the school, it, arrsng rTlents and ti--irline
ana the Progress IN kugw4dce hs mate
- LecfHrcs-l Thomas, IL. b.. n Iarvoy. VI ID /.
L stocktCn Garrett, n
Adcrsss SHORrEInsE. N
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a LITTLE GIRLS ARM BRoKEN.-Mary
Butts, eight years old, daughter of Washing
ton Butts, No. 61O Virginia avenue broke
her right arm below the elbow yesterday by
a fall Officer Barry conveyed her to DIR.
Fenwick's office, where medical aid was rem
dered.
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CUSTOM DEPARTaENT.

NCc8Oh DhH4RIHENI.
FOB oUR CUSTOM TRADE wsFsrp rsa
BEST AssoRTED STOCK OF MATERIALS 10
okfOUkD IN THE UNITED STATES, STAPLE
fAbkICs MANUFACTURED EXPEESsLY FoR
", AND THE CHOICEST FANCY STYLES ON
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND AMERI.
GAN MAHUfACTURE. FOB THIS BRASOur
OF OUR BUSINESS We EMPLOY THE BEST
hkTISTIO TALENT, USEQUALED LABOR
fOR TIE MECHANICAL MoRk, AND IN
EVERY RESPECT TURN OUT sTRICrLY
fIhsI-CLAss GARMENTS. ALL CLOTHING
ohpEBED AT oUR WASHINGTON OFFICE
FOB THIS DEPARTMENT Is MADE UP IN
NEW YORK AS REPRESENTED. NOTwIrB.
sTA6DISG THE ASSERTIONS OF SOME or
DUB COMPETITORS That WE FILL T8rs1
oRDkss TkoA DUB READY MADE STOCK,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
ALoUk WAsHlNoT0H OFFICE WI KEEP
ALSO LINK OF SAMPLE GARMENTS FROM
DUB kkADf MADE STOCK, CONSISTING on
oCh LATEST STYLES OF MEMS, YOUTHS,
And OhlLDREsS SUITS, AND sPKIs0
ONkRCoATs, FROM WHICH WI FILL on.
DkRs In TWO DAYS TINE.
ONE SPECIALITY m ouR FURNlsHIso
YOKE SHIFT, A PERFECT FITTING GAR
hEET, WHICH WE MAKE TO MRAsURI on
FURNISH READY MADE.
Devlin 4 Co.,
syE.H lI0e STREET
CAMP MEETING TENTS.
FOR SALE Oh RENT.
10y, nave large assortnent Of TENTS, an Sizes,
pares wScs r% s rss 81 ssnnD1s and
Z. u. WHKELTR, Tn and n .srs.,.
'"SSH opposite Centre Aasket
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Il L n c II CLkS sEs


MADENolsELLE PRUDHoNNE
will return 10 The city BY the
lSr 90 SEFTENRER,
vheu she viii be read, to re1reaniz1 N,r r-r.,.s ~,
Ter residouca, 1850 ! street 80 a.
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pATAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE.
NEAR RALTINOEE. ND

his lrstit-te has been n rperatiog Tor s. years
IN. nun Der 4 puTis limited. IT, ..-srrHu u rr,-
Sl-iLsIiL t,allHs = Central, aud J. ..-i, reaI.J
BY railroad iryri baltimore All " t-htrsf-, t.fv
For circulars adore.
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PIANOS, dc.

IIANOS, dc.
& sfLEHDID STOCK OF THE WORLO-RK.
HtMhkD hNhBE PEASOS-Pa-i -
StahC' square Grand. ; hare and Or go kF=4@@f
rlhi'ef Wa. Mo- atlmoI : celebrated ri -tfINfl
aHce oc;HFe-, iUi toned. Pianos from isr veil
AhoEu factories, which will also sell ,nF 800 -,
u e. aecon!m01atlng toms. TUu1rg NJ uontIT
eIL"u'.o 20. nrs. g BEl' HEN BACH, % M
= -, ---.Ls aOyFr -. ave. nay IS ~
kkChER BIO. $ PIANOS Arr THE BEST,
= mace IN TIE ccuUtrg. Thay tate rH4--.m-
ht- oi 81 ifst- Las. ilis-rlr e1t= t.ir ~ fs4f1
- Aiei II fesCfy - tone aud perfeotio4 LIMIT
IrChapisIn IA every detail
PTfoos reasonable. Terms easy.
q. KUHN, Sic Asouf
oSx New J OF avenue, Wsshiy gtan d. o.
nsylg-t ~ W foUhs
TX CObIBRi RUNNING BIRD PI.HO.
X = nesiest, the smallest snc the chesp--w~D..
Ell nrsi class So en octave Piano ever $500
s ss O. u v lid BRO, Sole Agents, UIEft
49, - 'tN stresa Dos invest haf square shove Psfens
yLoe Ons TIE Plano, but little Used. Tor sale at n
"a eNiu marle y
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STAUNTU> FEMALE SEMINARY.

fT T. p. Louis ils 'a-H - Virginia Fs-.sI. Ir.ff-
t1te'. tfif~'tal NM. 4. EarrIutu.. A#l - .gIi-
n'ai t'Act'rs and .i..-rs M .r.-- ..-, rsa Hri-
A'i~. rNiri'Ncauce "a srr-S a. De- fH-.I rr.t a.
StGGHtD q.
- stLa t'r Oatal cue, WIKI or. % buildings anu
tfi,> % J. j MILLER.
, ID .ff IN SfluF.E. Dbl. d
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AAhhL 'tl ~ kN-toNNkk. : n. : rIEs q.
tI' And CLASSICAL
hare orTrrtUri',.~ nj. rIr7 20 -f- So a-t rs
CaUtl'" ,r Literary yuF.nir.
Sira'.' resumed ~ MONDAY. SsF-euhrrt.h
board and Frlli.'. grr yatr. : Eri.
sr turtle iUluTH1+fi. address
$50 g.. lra EHlTHFR
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SUMNER RESORTS.

HxAE SUMMER BOARDEKS
THaN DO. PER MON I'll. < "a
AcssssssSk FESMIfk : HOTEL
l-G I'M lEONARUTuVvy. NJ.
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WksLErAN FEAALE y6ITEaT.
w WHINING TDN pET

4 'fLA MBlhN NIAsk> tt.
-. NfNfFfNfr Ton. 10 ("
ftEfARAToEN EtTARTMENT opens San.
tn '.T IN IT.
NE COLLEGE. :. r-.ufar l.-t.
MEDICAL lEEAhI g q NJ. D.f..f,.r ..rr
Law bkPAEI NENT. n#f.'..r l1rr
Pre-. dHrt. 49,. -
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III

1t is now over three weeks, says the
Enterprise, since the confag ra.ion
ragged so f~uriously and destroyed the
Metropolitan stables, Odd Fellows
building, etc., and yesterday morning
the smoldering embers burned up
again with a fury which necessitated
prompt action for its suppression.
This fire has been kept in the burned
hay, chaff and straw of the stables,
and was supposed to have been extin-
guished by the copious drenching Civ
en- by the Fire department and the
Gould and Curry hose weeks ago. The
fact that it was not. only adds to tie
necessity of increased precautions
against the destructive element which
can long sleep in ashes, ETC., only to
break out when least expected.
The Pyramid Lake Coal Company is
operating an extensive coal bed about
two and IN halt miles from Pyramid
Lake, Washoe county. The company
is comprised OF the names of Hon. &.
f. De Long. of Virginia City; Frank
Bell. of Reno; r.. G. Rogers, of San
Francisco, and David Jackson, of Vir-
ginia City. The vein, as now opened,
is about four feet thick, of what l.
clearly anthracite coal. A tunnel one
hundred feet in length has been run in
on the vein, and the indications both a,
to quantity and quanty are very fav'
orable.
About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon
says Sundays Enterprise, Charlie,
Tracy, one ofihe stone masons engaged
in laying the foundations at the Pros,
pect mine, had his foot caught under
a twenty four by thirty-inch sill and
badly crushed. But for a slight hollow
in the bedrock where his foot was, ht
would have had less length of leg
turned from the perpendicular to the
horizontal than at present. :
The Treasure hunters have KEEP
Table mountain, near Silver City, pref
ty thoroughly peopled for the past foul
days. They are digging up the tor
of the mountain IN search of tina
$40, 900 road-agent hide. That's val
liable hide.
John Powell, Jr., has been reap
pointed Notary Public for Lyon "a
~, and Thomas 4. Hayden as Notary
Public for Washoe county.
The total valuation OF Lyon county
for assessment purposes is a little ovel
81, 300 900.
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THE RIDERLEss FILLY TAKES A
TRIcK.-In our telegraphic report of
the racing It Sacramento will be found
the particulars OF a match race for
$500 a side, which was won by MUIR
rays little sorrel flly that runs with
out a rider. The filly is owned at Bat
tie Mountain, and some months since
appeared on the Willows Course near
here. She always takes the lead and
maintains 1t to the score. We are glad
To learn that she trotted of with some
OF the Sacramento baggage.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CLERK
az The Board of County Commissioners
has his day received from the Assessor the
certified tax list or assessment roll for the
year 1875, and that the Board Of County Conn.,
missioners Of Eureka county. Nevada, will
meet as a Board Of Equalization, ct the Court
house, in the town OF Eureka, each day from
2 o'clock p. NJ. 10 4 O'Clock y. NJ, from and in
81 ading the 20th day Of September. 1875, to
and including the 18th day OF October, 1870.
4. Ii. HARMON. =.
County Clerk and ex-oficio Clerk of Board
of Equalization.
Eureka, New. Sept. u. 1873. splitd
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ATHLETIC FEAT.

r OFFER A PURSE OF $50 TO THE PER-
son who VIII lift the most times a l5-pound
dam b. bell from the shoulder up at arms
length, at my Wine Rooms, between TINS
time and Saturday evening, October ?. Cne
dollar will be charged each person who en-
tiers or the purse. Any person entering can
make his trials any time during the week. A
record will be kept of the lifts. and the sue
cessfnl competitor viii be announced at the
time and place above designated.
spa1id SANDY VAN ALSTINE.
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Lost or Stolen.

r OsT, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, FIVE
IL notes, four of which were in favor o.
against A.. T.. X. and 4, NJ. Mathews, for S9S2,
a part of which having been paid and n
doris ID on tho back, DR.. J. Reece for s.loo,
and two others for $3.50 each, drawn agains,,
is drawn against Dorrigan A Pagan, in favor
Of Robert hafters, indorsed by hims,lf. Al
parties are cautioned against negotiating FOR
the same. JAMES KEEN.
au2I-Im*
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7 HEREBY CHALLENGE ALEX. NIXON
i 10 fight ms a fair stand-up eight, IN a
twenty-four GOT ring, according 10 the new
rules of the London rri1e hing, for from sPv
to Il 1900 "A side. Mt any time from date oil
signing articles " hieh will suit himself. MT;
Nixon has blowed around aud said no would
Gg bit any man in Eureka or Ruby Hill, OF .bls
weight; he is q good deal heavier nan than
myself, ana II he is the man he puts himself
mp to be, or the man he represents, himself to
be, now il his time to put up or shat up,"
Respectfully, WILLIAM Lynn
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