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Hammond and Beatley.

l..
Last evening there was another large at
lencance at the Congregational church,
where messrs- Hammond and Bentley are
conducting their union revival services
MI HammOnd's Scripture reading was the
twenty eighth chapter of GeneSis-JacOb's
night at Bethel and his dream OF the la Ider
ascending up TO Heaven. He drew the les
son that Jacobs ladder was type of Christ
ard this is the only way of communication
The inquiry meeting following was an un-
usually large one. Thus far the number Of
names placed on the covenant book is SG6,
DOT these are not all who have been con-
Verted. and IL is probable that the number
converted at these meetings, so far, exceeds
one thousand.
To-DAY's MEETING.
The meeting at the Calvary Baptist church
to-day was attended by a large number of
people, Including many children. After a
number OF hymns had been sung under the
leadership of Mr.. Bentley, Mr. Hammond
SPOKE from Mark XII, 10 on having faith in
the power OF prayer, telling number OF in
1eresting little stories to the children. He
called particular attention to the young con-
Nerts meeting at the Lutheran'chuTch (R-v
Dr. DOmer's,) corner OF 18th and II reefs
10 night The meeting was then resolved
INTO a private meeting, after which an in
terestlng inquiry meeting followed for some
time.
To morrow al 8 O'Clock a chiIdren's meet
Ing VIII be held at the Congregational church
and the evening service will also be held
flDued At the Calvary Baptist church at IL
O'Clock next week, except on Tuesday when
The meeting Will commence at 10 O'Clock.
and continue until ,. the last hour especially
for Children. There will be no meeting al
Lincoln Hall tomorrow afternoon.
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Sudden Death Of an Eccentric Old
Lady.

Aboui $50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr.
j. Il. Vaughn reported to Officer Amos that
an old lacy named Mrs. Mary Ann DebOtt
who has been for long time residing at No
20 Myrtle, surrounded by her favOrite pets
nve dogs two pigeons, half dozen hens and
cat-bad not been seen as usual that day.
and Is she had complained of being sick the
previous day at neigh boring grocery store
when she made purchases, IL was feared that
some evil had befal!en her. The officers
repaired TO the house and gained an entrance
through basement window, and found tn
old woman lying dead on the basement floor
She lived secluded from every one, not de
s1rlng any company, and no one ever visited
her house with the exception of a Col. Her
bert, OF Alexandria, who, it is said, Occa-
slonally paid her visit and paid her bills.
The coroner was notified. The deceased was
evidently woman OF some means, as Mr.
Duyall states that at the end OF every month
such bills as she contracted were promptly
paid by Colonel Herbert, a banker of Alex
andrla. Major Richards last night tele-
Kraphed the fact of the decease 10 Colonel
Herbert An inquest was held to-day by
coroner Patterson, and a verdict was rem
dered that death was caused by infiamms-
lion Of the lungs.
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THE BROOKLYN ABDUCTION CAsE-Lieut.
Howard +. Moffatt, u. s. NJ, or Curtis, who
cinct, Brooklyn, on Monday night on charge
OF abducting and abusing two little girls,
taking them from their homes in that city,
was brought before Judge Nelson yesterday
IN the city court on q writ Of habeas corpus.
Motion TO admit the prisoner to bail, he hav
ing been in the Raymond street jail since his
arrest, was granted by the judge. The bail
physician, becoming his bondsman. In ex-
tenuation of his crime ii is said he has been
on spree since January Iast.-[N. Y Herald
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CoNNENcFNrNr MEDICAL DErARrMErr

COMMENCFMFNT MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
GEoRGET0WN UNIYERSITY.-LincOln Hall
was well filled last evening with a brilliant
audience, assembled TO witness the exercises
OF the = tn annual commencement of the
MEDICAL department OF the University of
Georgetown. During the exercises Weber's
orchestra discOursed some very fine music
Prof johnson Eliot, NJ. d.. read the act of
Congress authorizing Georgetown Universe
" TO confer the degree of Doctor OF Medicine
Inc degrees were conferred by Rev p. F.
Healey, ;. j., president of the university.
Thomas Robinson delivered the valedictory
In very pleasing manner. An address TO
the alumni was made by John Edwin Ma
SOD, NJ D., and Prof. Noble YouDg, Md, fol-
lowed with very interesting address TO the
graduating class. The following were the
graduates: Benz. b. Adams, Philadelphia
Pa; EDWARD H. Adams, Mass; Douglas
Binns. Chillicothe, Ohio; Henry n. Giese-
Ring, Washington, ID. c.; Noah Hayes, Cadiz,
Ind; Benj. +. Latham, Aurora, West Va;
samuel +. Linn, Baltimore, Md; Samuel s.
Mari, Silver Spring, Md; Wilfred NJ. Nc
Ieod, Georgetown, ID. c.; Harry NJ, New
man, Washington, ID. c; Louis H. Reid
washington, n. C.; Thos. Robinson. COopers-
town, n: y. ana Maurice j. Stack, Wash
1ngtOD, u. T..
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Street lamps Will be lighted tonight at
10 IS p m, and extiDguisbed at 44s a m
AT meeting OF colored citizens last night
II was decided To tender x-GOverIror Pinch
eack the compliment OF serenade on Mon-
day evening next.
Inc great attraction now on Market Space
ia Wolford & Shilbere's new store TformerIv
Yates Mitchell, which was opened Mon
Gay last with a fine and large assortment of
novelties In spring dry goods. See their ad.
The average rate of interest paid by those
VINO have obtained money from East Wash
sDgton BUILDING Association is about per
centum- The new association will work
fnlly as fsvorsbly, and In addition allows 10
per centum per annum on settlements. See
&d.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT-Jlsd0e 8leQ.
To-day. Webster Raines, assault on VIM.
Sweetwine; IS and costs. Andrew Ferguson.
assault on Thomas Buchanan; %. MARI
Harding was sent down for vagrancy. VIM.
Lee, John III: Dover and Philip w. Murphy
were charged with fast driving on Boundary
street; postponed until Monday. Daniel
Rock a boy, charged with hanging on to the
Sth-street cars ana behaving in disorderIy
manner; 81. Mary T.. Clements forfeited
Henry McGrath, uproarious Swearing in a
mouse on Maryland avenue, loud enough to
be heard on the street; So. Emma Tri plett.
margaret Batty and Georgiana Terrill, ali
loud in the county; S. each. Joseph Barnes
q colored boy, charged with jumping on a
street car and behaving in disorderIy man
ner; -: Henry Washington, same charge:
was sent down.
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MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-In the senate
yesterday leave was granted to Introduce a
Dill to incorporate the Washington City and
Atlantic Coast railroad company, and TO au-
thOriZe the Protestant infant asylum of Bal
timore city to bind out and control the chill
dren in Its custody. In the House a petition
was presented for amendment of the constI-
tuition providing for return to the old sys-
tenn OF appointment OF judges OF courts in
Maryland, instead OF their being chosen by
election hY voters. -
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HJapan has declared war against Corea
and has bio ckaded the Corean ports.
~"Dynamite juice" is the stirring title
OF whisky in Indiana.
@Lynn has had baby show containing
over 100 candidates for prizes.
~One Of the New York papers recently
placed the headline "The Corrupt minister
over the Belknap news from Washington,
and every body thought at first that Bowen
bad broken loose again or Bessie Turner had
'fessed.
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THE CLASS for kindergarten instruction
for mothers, 10 be opened by Mrs. Louise
Pollock, March 14th, (see advertisement
will afford an opportunity for training in
this way that should be eagerly improved.
The object is 10 lend a helping hand TO the
loving conscientious mother or nurse in
amiable. Mrs. Pollock will give the class
the benefit OF twenty years experience and
observation in her own nursery, and that of
her friends, and OF twenty five years study
into all the various methods and systems of
education. What the Froebel or Kiudergar-
ten system can do in the way OF bringing
out the affections, developing the intellect,
and elevating the spiritual nature of the
child has been illustrated by the excellent
KINDERGARTEN school, s0S 18th street, conduct
ed by Miss Susie Pollock.
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THE SPREAD OF SMALL POX in Jersey
City has now assumed alarming proportions
Public school No. 10, in Wayne street, has
been closed in consequence of the close prox-
unity OF q house In which there Is a case of
smallpox. The board OF health in Jersey
City complains that 1t has not the authority
and the county board of health that il is not
supplied with the funds necessary TO cleanse
infected districts.-[M Y Letter
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PROTEST AGAINST A PROPOSED RAIL
ROAD EXTENsIoN.-A great number of res
1dents OF South Washington have signed a
protest, which was yesterday presented to
the House District Committee, against the
pending bill granting right to the Baltt-
more and Potomac railroad to run line of
track from Virginia avenue and + street 10
lith street, thence making circuit Of the
civ.
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SLIPPERY DICK CONNOLLY," il is stated
upon what appears to be good authority. is
living In sumptuous style in Paris in com
pany with his son Townsend (who was q
member OF Governor Hoffman's stain and
bis SON. in-law Joel b. Fithian and his wife.
AT present he has likewise the society of his
other son-tn-law, ex-Surr0gate Robert G..
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THE GRAND JURY returned the following
indictments yesterday:-HenryM NJ. Math-
thews, William Young, Philip Anderson,
John Cooper and George johnson, all for
larceny; and presentments against Mary E.
Simms. assault with intent TO kill; Peter
Key, larceny; William II. Barnes, false pre-.
fences, and Richard Taylor for embezzle.
mpnt.
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IMPORTANT TO NAVAL OFFICERS We
understand that the 'Provident Savings Life
branch Office In this city at Ij09 pa ave
issue po1cies 10 officers OF the navy, with
permission 10 go wherever ordered either in
ume OF peace or war, without extra pre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-11

LoTTA NEXT WEEK-Lotta, always
Iavorlte Win our theater- going people, is an
nounced for the coming wees az the National
Theater, opening on Monday evening WITH
Zip; or, Point Lynde Light" a play OF Mr..
r. Marsden's, IN which she has already made
very successful appearance here. Lolita Is
a very original and remarkable little &C
tress who mas struck out line of odd and
striking comedy for herself, in which she has
caught very aGroitly the prevailing sense OF
The humorous in our audiences, entertaining
them hugely by very simple and artless ex-
2edlents- "Musette" Is announced as in pre-
PsIalon. She will be supported by Mr.. A.
Locke, a capital COMEDIAN
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The COLoRED SCHOOLS -The usual
monthly meeting of the teachers of the col
ored public schools was held yesterday after
noon at the Sumner building, aud Superin-
tendent Cooks statement for January and
February was presented. 1t shows average
number enrolled, All, an increase of AS;
average number in daily attendance, 4, 400,
an increase OF 5I2; per cent. of attendance,
IS, q gain of 2.S; cases of hardness, 1876, a
reduction OF SIS cases; cases OF corporal pun
ishment, 50, being 50 cases less; cases of sus-
pension, So. being decrease OF IS cases. The
meeting was addressed by Trustees Johnson,
Burkett.
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IL You MUST SELL your property. at pri-
vale sale or auction, secure the services OF
Ii. II. Warner. ~
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIP SIGNAL OPPrcEx
XAsHINGTON. March Ill lSla 4

For New England and the middle states.
generally cloudy and threatening veath
ard light local rains, with northeast To
southeast winds, slowly rising temperature,
aid stationary or falling barometer.
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RHEUMATISM and govt quickly and per-
maneDtly cured by using Durang's Rheu-
matte Remedy. I
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TIE STATIONS OF THE CRoss.-Last eve
ming an interesting ceremony took place at
St DOmInic's (Catholic) church, consisting
OF the formal blessing of the stations OF the
cross recently placed In the church. Rev. NJ.
b. Fortune made n few remarks on the cere-
monial, after which he recited the prayers
prescribed in the ritual, and proceeded to
bless the stations, the procession marching
around the church and stopping in front OF
each or the stations, when the priest
spTinkled them with holy water, also using
incense. Returning to the altar, other pray
ers were recited, and the ceremony conclud-
ed by blessing the crucifix. The Way of the
Cross, ria CrUcis, followed, as is usual in the
Friday evening services during Lent, and the
services were concluded in the ordinary m an
ner. During the procession the choir sang
Ave Maria" and "Stabat Mater"
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THE 5OTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF the
Connecticut Life Insurance Company which
appears in another column of TO DAYS paper
Is one which is eminently worthy OF public
attention. The figures therein contained
show palmer than could an y words the care
ful management and undoubted solvency Of
tnls old established corporation. Its present
assets, IL Will he seen, are nearly forty three
and a half million dOllaTs,-the increase in
the last year footing up over three Million
while Its absolutely net assets, after dis
charging every obligation, real or imagin-
airy, are shown to amount to the enormous
sum OF -, 81 $500. Those who want further
information than is contained in the state
ment referred TO should consult Mr.. Gi bis the
very capable and popular General Agent OF
The company for the District of Columbia.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE.-DT. BeusOn's OlerU
and ChdnloDsiie Pulls will cure Nervous Hea :
ache, Sick Headache. Neuralgia and Ner-
vousness. 50 cents a box. Sold nv all Drug
gists. Office lO6 N. Euiaw ST., Baltimore, Nd.
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JUDGE SMELL was sent up yesterday fol
ten seconds-before ices Gamers.
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AMUSEMENT S-NdfiOToj The0ter-"Piuue"
VIII be presented tC night for the last time,
and all who have not seen IL should take
advantage OF this opportunity. Next week
an engagement. Zip has been selected as
the opening play. Lolita has been very sue
cessful IN this piece, as indeed she has in all
that she has undertaken, and und btedly
crowded houses will greet her nightly.
IheGfeT COnlt4lLe.-The last presentation of
under Bail" with Mr.. Sid Smith in the
Leading role, will be tonight. The pro-
gymnastics. sketches, &C, all OF them good
Next week We are promised an entirely new
OIL, Win most OF new names and faces.
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Corn. &c The wis. fer Healih

A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-"B roacn's Bron-
cidl 7roches" for coughs, colds, and bronchial
affections, stand first In public favor aud
confidence; this result has been acquired by
test of many years.
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SPEOIAL NOTICE The route Of the n ,kfs-
- BBN LlBERTY CHARIOT Street .T.zza
0no q street west.
Chsriots for Parties, Receptions, 10 a ca, ba an.
gagged for any hour Of the day or night. VfBcs ~.
joining the northern Liberty Market, z st. fuf5-lm
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CITY ITEMS.
Bats for the Cen.eunial Year.


Gents elegant spring style SILK Hats, IS
and &c; splendid assortment of stiff Felts
81 to % 50; very fine Soft Felt Hats. (sll col,
ors,) 81 80 Tn IS; boys Stiff and Soft Felt
Hats, 81 to s1.50: the latest styles Of chill
dren's Hats, 81 IN 81 20; a. Lewis Popular
one Price store" go Ith street, between /
and X northwest.
Corns &c the wise fer Health
far and near visit DIR. Whites es tablishment.
l4i6 Penpsy ivania avenue, opposite Will
lard's hotel, for relief from, and avoida nee
OF, Corns, BunioDs, Trou blesome Nails. Vas
cular Excresences, etc Established in Wash
inston in 1861. Fee, 81 per visit.
A UNIVERSAL REMKDY.-"B ro,cn's Bron-
cidi 7roches" for coughs, colds, and bronchial
affections, stand first In public favor aud
conndence; this result has been acquired by
test OF many years.
TEN-PISs, 10 cents a game. at Bauer's
Bowling Alley, 1il2 Penn's avenue. 3,1,E
AccIpENr.-Edwards& Hutchison's stim-
ulating Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises.
NERVOUS HEADACHE-Dr Be7lsor's OslerU
and Chdnonsile Pulls will cure Nervous Heai-
ache, Sick Headache. Neuralgia and Ner-
vousness. 50 cents a box. Sold bv all Drug
glsts. ONCE l06 N. Euiaw ST, Baltimore, Nd.
SICK HEADACHE.-Dr. Be4lsor's Oe,ery aud
Shdnonas fats invariably cure Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia and y srvouS-
Postage free.
DR.. {. W. BENSoN'S CELERY AND CHAM
oMILE PILLS are prepared expressly 20 cure
Slck Headache, Nervous Headache, DySpPp-
tic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
sleeplessness, and will cure any case. Price
% cents. Sold by all Druggists I'm Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria. 2,2i,eo
fIrsGClnss Sceurins and DystnS.
"A. FISCHER enlarged hts establishment Nv
removing TO his new building, COS q street, s
ooors west OF 9Th street, Just a few stems
nom his former place on 9Th street, where 6e
s ready Co DO any work In his line IN hts su
per1or manner. Kid Gloves and Shoes.
Grape Wells cleaned at q very short notice
Ladies Dresses cleaned without taken apart
and spots removed without cleaning the
whole garment Gents Clothes cleaning and
dyeing q speciality. U.T-tT
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SICK HEADACHE--DT Or. Beflsor's CeleTU aud
CtdmOBle flLs invariably cure Sick and
Nervous Headache, Neuralgia and y srvouS-
ness. Price, so cents. Sold by ali DR. lggIsts.
Postage free.
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ACCIDENT.-Edwards & Hutchison's Slim
ulating Liniment cures Sprains and Bruises.
q.
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Books for Lent, at Bellows, 7O5 eth ct. NV.
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TEN-PISs, 10 cents a game. at Bauer',
Bowling Alley, 1il2 Penn's avenue. 3,1,1:
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y NEW DEPARTURE.

THE GROVsR BAKER,
i THIS FIRST TO REDUCE PRICES
Examine their merits a. the Office,
719 MARKET SPACE.
L. @. DAVIS, Agent,
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CsFND 25s. G. p. RoWEIL 4 co New
SYork. for Pamphlet Of 100 pages contain
ing lists of 5000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost of advt rising.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE or G, W. PURprN. DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HFRFBY GIVEN BY T T.
~ undersigned Adminstrat ix,of the Estate
~ q. w. Purdin, deceased. to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against, the
said deceased, to present them with the neces-
ssry vouchers. within ten months after tho
FIRST publication Of this notice to said Adr,'n-
istr&trix at her Residence in tt town OF via.
neaa,lcca, Luz. D. at - us 4, Noyi = etg.
AIRY ptentH,A
Aim ~iatratrix VI the Ektste
~ q Z. :. u, vare.l, deceased.
!1as IS, SO. fv
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A CARD.

To all who are suff, ring from the err ors
and indiscreticns OF youth. nervous weaknes =,
early decay, loss Of manhood &c, will send
receive that VIII cure ynu, FREE OF
CHARGE. ! his great remedy was discovered
bv a missionary in south America. Send u
self-addrt ssed envelope to the REV. j. ssPH
r.. INNAN Station ID, Bible House, New
York City mas 6m
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STAGE LINES. LIVER STABLES.
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NOTICE.

WOULD HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
that l forbid all persons trusting my son.
Eugene, on my account. He has left home
and Is doing business fer himtelf, therefore
will not bn responsible for any debts he
n, ~ eoatract or losses which may occur to
tho.e v To NAV d. bsls EllGSrnin h.u.
lOBER1 = .fl.
Paradise Valley. juno ~, .sTj. ~
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YOUNG MEN

WHO may be suffering frcns the effect Of
4. unthful follies or iusiseretiun. will d.
ell to avail themselves CT this, tie artat-l
best boon ever laid ut tie altar Of rufisrins
Humanity Dk. SPiNNEX will guasn.
CO to forfeit $500 for evdry case of seninal
fweakne,s, orpriyate disease Of any kina n
s;hataeter which he undertakes ana faih
o cure. He would Therefore say To the IN
Fortunate suaersr WHO n.sy read this nssics,
| hat you are treadius On danger US ground
| 'hen you longer delay ia seeking the l'i>r
4 ar rem, ny fJI Your complaint. You may
1 IA the INST stage; rvmenib. r you are aP
4 reaching the isst If you are bost' RIM
pon ihe last. and are suffering some or ~
its Ill effects, remember that II You PER
list in pio0sasi p'ation, the lii, ninst com
'heh the most skiIlful physicisn can zen
q er Won no assistance, when tie d or o
pc will ls closed against YOU; when n
ngel Of mercy can brin,s yon relief. Ia u
.te hah the Doctor failt q VI susagss Thei
4 hot despair wuikApoa your lrsmAinsfioa
| mt avail yourself Of the benz ticial ftAuit
[ hls II eaimcnt Lefore our csse IL beych
1 he reach of medical skill. or before gia
/ leath hurries you TO a premaiu save
ltull course OF treatment s25. send none
Ivy lost Office ordsr or Expfess with ful
Inscription II ease aaf
,lall, or address.
DR. A. n. sfsiNNEy.
No. II Kcafney Street. san FrsnsisaA
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Arrivals and departures of trains at
Wipnemucca Station ~
GOING EAsi.
Express Train arrives at 1040 A. n.
and leaves at l0:55 en- ubT
Emisrant Trair arrives at 10 P. M
and leaves at AS p. M.
Freight Train arrives at IL NJ. and
eayes ut rs P. NJ. n#8
GOING WEST.
Express Train arrives at $40 P. NJ.
aud leaves &C 1886 P. NJ.
Emigrant Train arrives at 80 P. N.
aud leaves at rs A. II.
Freight Train arrives at IL 30 A. NJ.
AMI leaves at 1910 p. NJ.
Stages North.
From Winhemucca to Silver City
ard Boise C;tv, Idaho Territory;
idaho Stuge leaves daily at IL A.
N. and arrivesat 2:30 P. M.
From Winnemucca to Paradise Val
ley, leaves upon the arrival of the ek-
press train from tire west Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrives
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday after
noons. kf>f#
Snaps Express, from Winnernucca
to Varyville, Bartlett Creek mines, ar
rives on Thursday and departs on
Friday of each week.
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POLL TAXES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GlvFN THAT
~ under the law tach male resident Of this
state over twenty -one aid under SIXTY years
Of age is subject TO u poll tax Of four dollars
Any person on p' rsons, company or corpora
tim doin9 business i'll the state, and having.
by direct contract, or indirectly through other
contractors, in their employ one or more per-
sons liable to and owing u Poll Tax, shall be
liable for any and all Poll axes that may be
due from such employees. The law will be
strictly and promptly enforced
JAMES BUCKNTR,
County Assessor.
Winnemucca april %, 1914. SIN
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COLCONDA
LIVERY STA1l-E!

a. r.. SA9OSUS. PRO 9rietor.
ET OR9ES KEPT BY THE DAY or
b I week ON Tile best
Errh,idt -5sy ant Barley.
ag-EqRsrs fer hire OF reasonable terms vi
- rei a-s visiting the Cola Kun or Psssdise
raines will fad the bost rigs in tho state Al
my Stables. >. -.--.a..-t..
GsieeEd. January s, 1876. a6-s.