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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-14
A Yssss Girls ohtussnsss.


hFnDta tHsl t""V~.
A young man and his favorits com.
panion sat near the front at Burdette's
lecture the other evening. When the
Hdulsys man had Just finished convuls'
ing his hearers With an account OF =
youths drst shaving encounter With .
barber. ths'young man leaned over and
whispered =.
That In true to life. I can tell you"
"How can you tell me ?" inquired his
girl.
"Hovi" hs replied in . whisper /;
why. that vas the way felt when /
nrst got shaved"
When vas that ?" shs asked.
"0h. before I raised my mustachs,
he returned.
"whst mlstachs :" she qusrisd . lit
lie surprised. -.
"what mustachs do you suppose.
he rstortsd. turning red.
"why. Charley" whispered the girl.
"I never saw any mustachs. Do you
mean" =.
"Nevsr mind what I mean" Kissed
the young man between his clenchsd
teeth. And he stared very hard at the
lecturer all The rest Of the evening. but
somshow couldn't see anything to laugh
as. Sunday night hs.wsni to see new
gifl.,
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wnEn ! WAs sEvEsrEEr.

Al, ven % ! rsusnb<r stiii
nov bsfgk1 life vas 10 me
Nhsn 80 oaly seventeen.
And ysa were tssnty.thrssi
rss earth vss f.irrr then. itAlnh.
ThAx s'sr sss Il nov;
Hov softiy oisu the warm vess VIM
That lisisnsd 10 our vov.
We nsds il IN he vhistsrins dsrs.
Bsnsath osr trystips ire
All then vas bat seventeen.
Asd yoa were tvsnty-thrss'
rAs rivss ripplsd ssfs and iov
I;s dSar hniliaf song:
We stood upon the old stone hiliee.
And aif the world sremed youns;
Ana thsrs With cus isas lipg'rins his
You took my hssrt from me.
Al vsll, vaa bat seventeen.
And yoa just twsnsy-tsree
ysr q the grand cid hills aross.
ne ssafs shous out asSvs
Ara al ths Night sss fair and sweet.
Ths cir vas fall of love.
fcsdly voodsr many stime
II 200 think tsoderiy
OF vbss was % seventeen.
And yoa q tventy'three
u h not v.ry long go.
But bitter tear have vet
Ths essshs yoa hiss~d 90 lovingly.
An . ifi eouid forget
why we're yoa fsithi~sst o. my love.
The world n changed 10 ne.
Since vas only sevsnteen,
And yoa were tventy-thfee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-14

IxprlxAroIIs schools will hereafter
study the science and geometry Of dress.
Il win bs beautiful to hear these girl.
talking about the hypothsnuse OF q
princess train or the acute angle OF a
tishtntting boot. Geometry OF dress'
&c whillikinsl "Blus Jeans. put on
your right. angle trianslsd svercost. and
10 down to Silk 4 Buttons and get me
. comic section OF pale blue ribbon.
0itr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-14
FITS, EPILEPSY.
FALLING SICKNESS

P~rmsnently Cured = no humbus -by One
that these powders will do all We claim for
them. We will send them oy mail. post paid.
Trial bor AZ Dr.. aoulArd Il the only hysielsn
that has ever made this diseAss . special study,
and - 30 our knowicdgs thousands have been
Permsnentiy Cured by the uss OF these Pow
ders, ve will guarantee q Permanent Cure In
every case. or Refund you All mouey Expended.
All sufferers should gtvethc-e Powders an early
trial. and he convinced Of their curstivs pow
ers.
Price. for large boz, 500. or four bolss foe
5000. sent BY mall 10 sny part OF the United
States or Canada on r-ceipt of price. or By ex.
prsss, G. U. ID. Address.
ASH a. ROBBINs,
800 Fulton street. brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-14

Blppr TO old esnt)-" Please help =
poor woman With sivin small children,
al to-" Good.natured old gent (who
knows hsr)-" Yes. but say. don't
your family increase too rapidlyf Last
week Il was only Ave." Biddy (not .
Bit sbsahsd) Sure and Isn't IL all the
more reason yer should help me sgini"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-14

A WEE laddis was brought before one
Of the Glasgow bailies. who. after read
Ing him . lecture. asked. "whers did
you learn 90 much vicksdnessi "Do
you ken the pump In Glassiord street,"
"No," said the bailie. "weel, then.
do you ken the pump In Brisgatef"
{" Yea, sure" vaa the reply. "wsel.
then. 70 may gang there. and pump A.
long - 70 like; but I'm hanged II 70
pump msr'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-14

SrxyArxrzIxo bysiandsrs (about q
man Who has been knocked down and
stunned BY . railway traiu): Poor
man Take him 10 the station"
Injured one (rscovsring). "Tysk me
TO tn stationf What for. thsnf II
su'vs dune ony harm 10 yo'r engine avs
willin' 10 pay for 't."-P,0eh.
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PA T E N T S

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL DEVICES,
medical or other compounds. ornamental
de~igns. trade marks and lsbsis. Caveats As
ell matters relating 20 Patents promptly attend
ed 10 We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions - TO patsnfability, free Of
charge. and all who are Interested In uev inven-
tons and Patents are invita- To send for copy
10 seut ff-e 10 any address. and contains CON.
p,ete Instructions how 10 obtain Paients, and
other valuable matter. During the past ave
years vs have obtained nearly thrcs thousand
patents for American and forelxn inventors and
can give satisfactory refersness In Almost svery
county In the Union.
LOUIS BAGGER 4 co.,
Solicitors of rsients and Attnrneys Il Law.
L. Droit Building. waAhington. d. Q.
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SALOON FOR sAlE.--s,os.

TINE OLD coaNEs SALOON. ON nAIN
u strset. 0oid Hill, nsxt 10 The Justicsil
Court. 10 offered for ssis for s7oo casA. ksni
ven modersts. Rieknsss The esuss of selling.
Apply on the pssmisss 70 800
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GENrLEMES.-w have cold sASyonps RApi.
cxndldiy that We never sold similar prtparation
that gave such universal sstisfAction. We hAvo
10 learn the nrst complzintyvt
ent medicines. bot your prrpArsroa mesn ne
wants OF Thousands, and Ne think thosc Afuieteo
should be convinced OF is great merit % that their
suffering will be relieved. We have been In tho
and sold everything for atarrh. but yours leads AL
the rcst. IL you sse proper you Can use tns isuer
vsrysruIy yoars. !. u. BALDWIN q CO.
Wholesale ant Retail Dealers In Drug, Book and
stAtiolsry. Warrington. Ind. Feb. =. is'e.
Zach package contains DIR. sanfordS Improved
InhAllns Tube, and full directions for use IN Al
eases. Price, $40. For sale By all wholesale and
retail druggists and d. alers throushont the Cnitsd
States and Csnsdas. WEEKS q POrTER, General
Agents and Wholesale DrugEists. Boston. NAas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-01-14

HOURS FOR CONSULTATION PROM 10
TN 8, and from Q till .. or By special appoint
ment. Iyis ills
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VOL. XXI.
MEDICAL.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From q Distinguished PhysIoIsn.

" hssisned the brsskinT up ef - essesii.%tsoa %
than caiarrh- Tue sense fsmsn q iasss. Q. aasnS
and somsiim.s all yisid 70 ~ iaanssee
fAs poison it distiibutes thropxhost ne sysss9
aiseks every vital force and o,ssks " ne , M,
padeniood By nost phy hyxiclans. potsnlly ess.oea
b.. quAeks and ehArlAi<ls. those saaefink ~
% The gave. itstlme. then, ropa.s sr.ss.
ment ef fthis terrible dsess ~ rsmsdlss suAln n
rs.sa O. al rsssed ito @ nsnas ~ sSsrso setrisd
method sdoptsd by DR.. sanford a ne lrspar.tioa
efhs RADicAL cunn hes uon NY nssrx sPprovatt
disease, via, the asdQlef bics-L. while heals ths
nsssi pssss~r~ its action = bassd On certain fxsd
rulrs and unle-s the vital forcea are TOO Tar sx.
hAa.led must In the great majority Of easss, snsee
GEo. BEARD, n. D.
Nonscorr plocK. So. FRAnixanAx. Oct l. issl
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BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
EhoYi
COLD HILL - NEVADA.

nxposrrs Of COIN OR BULLION received.
IL eltherlou open account or 70 Issue CkH.
TfPiCATRS therefor, payable cat the option Of
ths hoider) IN Gold HIN or San Francisco; to
mara collections, purchase Bulliou atths most
favorable rates, OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In Ban Francisco;
pslls Bills OF RxehAnge, and transaets General
hAnkinR Buainesa.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

An sufferers from thls disesse that are snlious
,o be cured should try Or. Kissncr's Celebrated
Cousumptive Powders. These Powders arc the
only preparation known thai Will curs Con.
sumption, and all disease OF the throat and
lung.-indeed, % strong 70 our NTH In them.
and also to convince you thai they arc M hum.
bus. we will forward 70 every sufferer. by mail.
pcst paid. Q free Trial Box.
Ne don't want your money until you srs per.
feetly satisfied of their curative powers. III
your life IL worth paving. don't delay IN giving
ihess Powders trial, a. they will surely cure
you.
Price. for large hoH. $500. sent 10 any part OF
the United Stale. Or Canada. By mall. on rscsips
OF price. Address. -
80 Fulton street, hrooklyn. MI.
fes Ts-lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-08
Arrest of Noted Texan Criu,iu,, g.,
Nebra aka.

telegraph to the " Herald from Omaha
Neb., feh. e, say S:-NarShal Llewellyn arrived
here last night from North Platte having IN
heavy irons two noted Texas murderers ana
aeSpeTa1osS, David MeliSkey and Charles Reed
elias David Douglass. They have bsen for
several months concealed in central Ncbra~k 4
where Meliskey found employment on a cattle
range. Both men are young. MeliSkey Is a
slight. beardleSs youth, not over nineteen. He
Is The son OF wealthy farmer of Austin. Texas.
Texas Tor minor offences. lie found shelter at
ogallata, Nebraska. Last autumn he returned
10 Texas. and on September ~, while engaged
In brsil in house OF ill-fame in Austin. re
celNed blow, and drawing a revolver fired on
man. killing him and q woman who stood be-
nihd MN with the same shot. Meliskey emptied
anotner barrel into the fellows body after H.
fell TO the ioor. Another man in the room fire =.
missing MeASScy, who turned and shot HIN In
the mead also. Police Officers came 10 the door
OUT the murderer drove them away, and getting
cut OF the city came 10 Nebra ska. where he had
Deen engaged in no bro!ls. but, ike his com.
l5hiOn heeu, ne always went heavily armed
Reed was companion and intimate friend o;
Bill Blair. noted dueliist ana outlaw Reed
ana BAR cecaine engaged fG a fight With an
orderly sergeant al Fort Griffin. who shot Blair
dead Reed drew his weapon and killed the
orderly and three soldiers. the SaotS fired as
MIN all missing him. He came TO Nebraska last
autumn. Last saturday evening these men
came into North Platte, aud, entering an eat
ing house, deposited their needle guns by the
wall near door and started for the table.
Omaha officers followed them. and. Standiug
between them and the guns IeVeled revolyerS.
shouting, " Hands up" Each Texan had two
reviewers on his person, but their surprise was
complete and they surrendered. The prS 1nerS
are 10 be held here until the necessary reausi-
ton shall be made and granted. egrams
which have passed between here and Austin
prove that there Is no mist AXE IN their identity
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DIED.

BIZ hbIT Suddenly. on "Wednesday February
I'm 100, ELY aRFTH. the wife Of JatDes lgcrkett
frleids are invited 10 attend her funaral tn mn,
rev morning, at IL O'clock Services To- take nj a.
al the AsbIiry Church -
ClARfOE. On Tuesday, February 4 1879 a,
9;lo D. N OF heart disease, John A " t,lAnKor
III the forty-elshth year Of his age.
The fuL efal services Will take place al his late r
.,ence, No o23 Seventh street southwest on SUNDAY
tie 9Th instant, at O'Clock y M Friend, OF the
faInlly are respectfully invited to attend ST
MlLSTEAD. On Friday. February eth 1879 a,
H. M CARRIE v, wife of Edward Mi,steau and
cauxhter OF the late George Bean.
Motto. of funeral hereafter.
NlLlER. On February eth, 1879, Joan VIII
LIAM MILLER, IN the fifth year of his are only zon
Of John W. aud Annie NJ. Miller
fnnerai frt III parents residence. 3l4 Fast Canitog
street sunday afternoon. at z O'Clock Relatives
ana friends are respectfully invited to attend
MADISON. On February 18th. 1879 ElIzAHErB
forty seven years
Funeral from No. ia Madison Alley, between
First ana Second streets northwest, Monday 4
O'clock j. N. Relatives and friends Of the family
IT respectfully requested so attend
PARKER. Saturday morning February StI,
1879 a. 80 O'clock. MARY AUGIsrA wife Of VII
liam H. Parker, IN the sixty sixth year uf her age
Funeral at Oak Hin Chapel, Monday. O'Clock
Friends invited to attend
lLaforte, Ind, ana Alexandria. Va papers COPY
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THE EVENING STAR
&, 1879.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Conclusion of Y,s,erdou,s Pr-,.,,s;

II
SENATE.-After our report closed
Dill was reported from the select committee
on epidemics to prevent the introduction of con
tagious diseases and TO establish a bureau o.
public health
Mr. Window spoke at length In favor o< hi:
resolution for the appointment OF a committee
10 INQUIRE into the expeGiency OF promoting she
migration of coiored PERSONS
Dill was passed, which has already paSSe
the House, admitting female attorneys to prac-
tlce In the Supreme court OF the United States
HOt SE.-After our report closed
Inc senate amendments TO the Indian appro-
priation bill were concurreti Ia.
AZ the evening session a bill was reported
authorizing the Treasurer of the United States
TO receive coins OF the United States in eNchang
for l. S. notes and substitute was adopted Is
an amendment providing that ON the preSenta-
zion OF any coin Of the United States at the sub
treasury at New York there shall be exchanged
therefor On demand TO the extent aud amount
TO which such coins are legal tenders an equal
amount or Treasury notes, and all silver coin 5
so received which are unfit for circulation shall
be recOined.
When vote was reached Ii was aScertained
That quorum was not present, and the House.
at $40, al iQI,rcpa
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Death or Trance

TIN STRANGE CASE OF MISS ANNIE CARTER.
A telegram to the y. \. Herald from Troy y
y, Feo- q, sayS:-The residents OF Fort Edward
are unduiy exercised over the case or Miss An
nle Carter, which has thus far evinced phe-
nomenal features Last Friday evening Miss
Carter was attending serial entertainment
gwen by the Mite Society OF the Episcopal
cnurcn- During the Festivities of the evening
MISS carter was exceedingly ViyaciouS and an
parently In excellent health and temperament
while engaged ln a lively exercise the ycIlnr
lazy suddenly fell 10 the floor. suffering from
an apparent laintlng lit. A physician was
called ana pronounced her dead. from heart dis
ease. The unfortunate event created consider
aole comment, because Miss Carter belonged 10
The best social circles OF the village Prepara-
uons were at once commenced for the funeral
ana lntermeHt. Ii Was noticed, however thar
MISS carriers body retained healthfui hue the
cneekS showed traces OF color and the tipSh
looked the same as when she was alive The
body also continued warm and the limbs neyi-
De, Inc muscles showing only a slight rightly
me Tinelal arrangements Were POSTPONED
several physicians have consulted on the case
but are unable 10 decide whether the lady i
dead or Id a trance. She has been Ia the same
condition since last Friday night nearly a week
There Is no pulSation or heart beat perceptibIe
neither does the scientific apparatus applied by
the doctors indicate blood heat tempcrature
about the body. The flesh when pInched
changes color. but returns to the same shade as
that or well person. Thousands OF persons
from the surrounding districts have visited the
premises. ana the interest is great IN the case
Inc funeral has been fixed for sunday, unless
Tie young lady Shall eyfnce some signs of ami
nation. Is Is asserted by her relatives that Miss
Carter has frequently expressed fears of a pre-
mature burial. Her condition was unchanged
this afternoon
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E Mr.. Beecher has been TO see III NJ s.
Plnafore," and says he "never-hardly ever
had so much fun before.-[NeU Hauen Register.
T Electricity eXertS peculiar and wonder
ful effect on some plants.
" The New Orleans Pieayuae thinks that
people who talk at theatres might rather go TO
chicken lights.
"a The Chicago courts have decided that a
dlVorce cannot be granted when the ..deSer-
tioh Is the result or an agreement to live apart.
E The inmates OF the Bolton workhouse
nave struck, protesting against being locked up
10 90 their stunts OF stone breaking and oakum-
picking.
FEM. Grevey, as President of the French re :
public, will get 100000 year as salary AID
$4,000 for household expenses.
gF-The supreme court of Vermont ha, de-
the murder of Mrs. Frieze, and his execution is
fixed for April 4.
s"Mother," said little square built urchin,
about five years old, s'why don't the teacher
make me monitor sometimes? / can lick every
boy in my class but one.- =
sS Trust him little who praises all; him less
who censureS all; and him least OF all who is ill.,
different about all: i'm short, don't trust anybody
at ALL Derrick.
EE-A nervous policeman Of East Powder &c,
X. l., went to shoot vicious dog, when the
brute Sprang upon him, causing premature
discharge OF the pistol. The dog escaped I'M
hurt, but the bali entered the lung OF young
man named Gray, infiictng fatal wound.
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ONLY We.

a attte st ..enre glided through the hal
~ shat you. Pety" the words rsn,S ;a,, led,
" s'rW ~. iJressed to LIT the suSwcr fan 49,
IL iSn fet, Mama it's only me
Inc GuiNer1ng baby li!sf they hal mn, ,.,,,,
But 70 Ia any I"r9 could rlauaa stins
She heard and stood like a cc,aYj, i,ctii ~, NeNt
One instant. sud a hsppy little fac,
Thrilled meath unwcnte,i kisSss r,,,..,,
And from that moment opiy Ne hal $50 ~ a"'Nt.
Anu part With fet IN tender ulother fcN-,.
tCdgofinf 4. Mason: CgnrTc.,,,fI al,
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DEOPENED.

REofENED.
THE OFFICE OF THE
HOLMAN LIVER PAD COMPINY,
Which has been closed for a few months has been
reopenee. 10y Messrs. RISGWALT X HALL who
are agents for the District of Columbia Maryland
Virginia, West Virginia and Delaware, for the sale
OF these remedies, al their Office southeast corner
9Th and streets, two squares north of Pennsylya
MA avenue, and which has been elegantly furnished
and fitted up for the convenience of patients Con
sultatioD free
HOLMAN LIFER Pad.
What is il? and what does it mean 1t is a new
method of treating successfully al Liver and Stom
ach Diseases externally, and it means honest
against the thousand and one ROstrums and hum
bugs OF this and past
ITS DISCOVERY.
About eight years there discovered and
put into plactce new, simple convenient aud safe
principle for curing diseases by absorption, without
the aid OF Medicine. The necessities of the case
prompted a vigorous examination INTO Its merits.
until the question Was thoroughly and practically
solved.
0ffice-Corner Of 9th and Estreets northwest over
VIM. r. hlIey's Dry Goods Store.
No. 3 Cha rles street, Baltimore. Doy51y
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h4RR EED,

REENFlFLB-RAMSBURG On Th,r.t.,
n-bnFstN dth, tNlH, 10y the ReN Chss II antrswtS
W. W GREENtIELp. of WASHINGTON II q 10 n
LNMA hAM-bl itG of GeorI-etown. ID. q. No cards
NJ RTZ-fSRAEL On Wednesday. January D.,
49,, st the larson are, by Rev A r Mason WN q
MtErZ 10 Miss IDA 4. IsRAEL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
NALTER q. WILLIAMS & co, Auctioneers

I4gsTEE,a SALE OF Two.sToRY FRAME
On SOUTH SIDE OF GRAM AVENUE, BE.
TELEM EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS
EXTENDED NORTHWEST; LOT 16x90
By virtue of a deed OF trust. dated Decern- "a
her Goth. a. D. 1876. and duly recorded in fHs
Liber No. $40. folio 429. one of land records I.A
for the District of Columbia, and at the request of
the party secured thereby, shall ssll. at public
auction. in front of TIE premises. ON TUESDAY
in J. ". Wright's subdivision Of lots Nos "a to ST.
both inclusive Of Wright and Cox's subdivision of
part OF Pleasant Plains. IN Washington county d
Gas said subdivision by J. w. WRIGHT is recorded
III Liber Levy Court, No. ]. folio 70. in Surveyors
ments thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-th;rd cash balance in six
with interest from day Of sale at per cent secured
10y pnTShaser's notes a1d deed of trust property
cost 500 required time o. sale. Terms of sale to
IL It. - p"''naSei in oe-
ieb6eo&dbs VIM. F. HOFFMAN Trustee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-08

eE-A late al tache OF a Philadelphia theatre
bequeathed his head to the house TO be uSe1 as
the skull In ssHamletn and yet there are people
who deny that the American stage is getting
ahead
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FLORAL GUIDE,

beautiful work of 100 Pages. One CoIored
Flower Plate, and BOO illustrations. with
descriptions of the best flowers and Vegetables and
how TO grow them. All for FIVE CENT STAMP. In
English or German.
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, IT'S
Pages, Six Colored Plates, and many hundred I'm
cravings. For so cents in paper covers LOG IN
elegant cloth. In German or English.
NICK'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGA
ZINE-32 Pages, a Colored Plate In every mum bor
and many fine Eagravings- Price Sl25 year
frye Copies for $500.
VICK'S SEEDS are the best in the world Send
FIVE CENT STAMP for a FLORAL GUIDE, containing
List and Prices, and plenty OF information. Address
JAMES VICK, Rochester. n Y.
lana. lawSm &K6t
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JNTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA,

seeo SdaSSIdaHSt T msL a BTGE Mar
the hshest prices In CASH for the several articles
IA med Aboye. Orders BY mai attended to- noys-tr