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He is forty.eight years old, but has the
appearance Of ono who has gone through with long
years Of hard work. His family consists Of wife
and four children. He bought half OF ticket M.
7s 637 In the April (the li1d) grand monthly draw
Ing Of the Louisiana State Lottery for dollar. II,
Received promptly s5,COO, and has Invested o.. 500
In the purchase of house No. 2G5 West Jefferson
street, and the rest lie VIII invest against future
possible rainy day.-FOrt Ndyno (IHd, } Sentinel,
AprR II. The next drawing Will occur June 10,
when Gems. q. T. Beauregard. OF Louisiana and
Juba A. Early, Of Virginia. VIII scatter half Of
million dollars among those wise enough to invest.
Any one can apply for further information TO NJ. A.
Dauphln, New orleans. La.
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Hosiery ana Gents Furnishing al
Prime Cost for Ono Week.

Nulnnipi Day a Uo.i N2U, ~, and u
seventh street, have determined, IN order To speedily
tho coming week their entire stock Of ladies' gents
and ChldIen's hosiery. Gents furnishing goods of an
KINDS, COmpTlsiGg gaule shirts, dress Bhifts, loan
drawers, collars, cuffs, neekwear, etc, at prime cost
We presume II Is unnecessary 10 add that no Bley
department contains double the stock Of auy similar
department IN tho city, and that this sale win be
sweeping one, and well worthy Of your attention
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The executive committee of this hOurishing
organization Is sending out Invitations for tho
second annual meeting OF the society which will be
| held NJ tile college ON the evening OF June n. In
view ~ the difncultF experienced IN obtaining the
addresses OF many Of tho Alumni OF the University
and In order that all may he reached, the committee
earnestly request all graduates and former students Of
'Old Georgetown IN sympathy with the society,
who have not by June IS received Invitations, to
/ send their names aud addresses TO j. T.. B Sands,
ESQ., the secretary OF the executive committee at isG
Louisiana avenue, IN this city.
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The ladies of Washington should make {
note Of the fact that next Thursday Friday, ant
saturday our great emporium, the " Pnais Royal, =
Of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania vii
have grand summer opening of seasonable novelties
MIR. Lisner, the enerpIislng proprietor invites the at
tentOn Of the ladies OF Washington to this opening II
the confidence that In extent and variety the nOyeltie
to he presented this occasion cannot be surpassed
by any similar establishment in the United States
Don't tall to call on June |, ., and 3.
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The Very Best.

The Tannhauser beer, manufactured by
the celebrated brewer, Messrs. BeIgner Enge, and
sold In this city By hessrs. n. Benzer Co., 1888 ID
street 10 faSt winning It's way 10 public favor. II Is
beautiful In color, delightful IN taste and Is manufac-
Flred from the choicest selected malt Family orders
are made specially.
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A Memorable Event.

II will prove TO be one Of the events worth
recalling ~ stranger IN the city resident thereof
stops Into the bOys' clothing House VI Is. kObuaOu
CO., Dog PennSyyana avenue, aud while there looks
over tie mammoth stock OF YOuths', boys and
children clothing now on exhibition,
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LOCAL MENTION.

TINS special sale Of the entire importation
Of French flowers purchased from Messrs zeimer &
Feldstcn Of tho largest importing houses Of New
York, win take place at Kings rasce, sli seventh
street, commencing 10. morrow, whom 100 different
styles OF lovely French flowers VIII he offered NJ haf
their value. Special offerings VIII also I've made In
ribbons, plumes hats bonnets, laces, Md and Isle
thread gloves, lace caps, hchus and scnris. The
sale viii continue throughout Monday aud Tuesday
and rs unusual bargains will he offered we advise the
ladies TO call.
GEvrLEMES in want OF spring underwear
AMI furnishing goods should go to Rulings corner
Of Ninth and streets. Tho stock embraces MI the
novelties In the market, and VIII bo sold ut the very
lowest prices,
STRICTLY puRE LiouoRs, ron MEDICINAL
Usr.-ENtra nne old Arlington whisky, " per
gallon, 81 per quart bottle JAMES z. MCGEE,
ioi Ninth street northwest.
Az extensive sale of household furniture
and other goods IS announced In another column by
At the corner OF Eleventh street and Massachusetts
avenue.
AucrtoSEER DowIiHG will tomorrow, at
ols Mcpherson Square, sell valuable collection OF
furniture and other household goods. See advertise
mcut
EVERY housekeeper should avail them.
selves Of the generous offer of Smith, nanway 4
Co. See advertisement In another column.
AoENrs can now grasp fortune. Outfit
worth $40 sent free For full particulars address Y. G.
Rideout Co., 10 Barclay street, New York.
TuBEE dollars n gallon, ~ cents quar-
bottle. No. rye whisky. Hest for the money. i
=. McGcc, iOi Ninth street northwest,
TnE Shedd Excelsior Turco Russian Bath
the perfection of luxury, and conducive to health
open sundays till L. NJ.
English Serge suits
SIG, the best for the money, at Georg
SprRnsy's, sO7 Seventh street
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You VIII Call

And see the enormous stock of clothing we
carry, the low prices name and the superior
styles we produce, are confident you viii purchase
from us. Elseman Bros, corner Seventh and f
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During the Past Week

We have added second installment to our
stock Of boys clothing at reduced prices You can
reap the benefit. Eiseman Bros. corner Seventh and
Il streets,
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sItg virtues arc usQuEBfIoHAbLE and IA ctHA-
TIVE CHARACTER ABSOLUTE, As THE WRITER CAH
Ann CONCENTRATION. Write at once to HANLOCK q
JFSEEY, Dey street, New York, inclosing o.,
and you VIII receive by return remedy that VIII en-
able sou ~ hear Ike anybody else aud whose curative
effects viii be permanent You VIII never regret do
ing 30. ti-EpiTOR OF MERCANTILE REVIEW.
E5-TO avoid loss In the Malls, please send money
by Registered Letter.
only Imported by IIayIOck a Jenuey,
tLato IIAILOCK a CO,,)
solo Agents for America,
myll-lyl Deg b., Ne" YORK.
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l. IT R A Y
DECORATION DAY,
SIXTH STREET DEPOT.
my7-tfS
miscellaneous.
NOIICE.
All persons IN Washington purchasing bottle OF
PATAPSCO BAKING POWDER,

Large Blze price 10 cents win receive free Of charge
package Of Patented Dry Lemon Powder, II Is the
finest Lemon FlavoTng made. This offer win only be
made for 80 days Call your grOcers FOR IT, DO not
take the Baking Powder without the Lemon Flavor
Ing. SMITH, HANWAN co.
BALTIMOHE, Apiil 1. ap3O-5t
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y BrOIOse
Washington Irving whitney FIiris
with EartUnc.

To save your money if you buy your clothing
Of me George spransy, 5O7 Seventh street.
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WALTER y. WILLIAMS & CO.,
w AIrCrIONEER

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURF, BRUSSELS, INGRAM, AND OTHER
CARPETS; ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO, HALLEr
DAVIS & CO., MAKERS; WALNUT FRAME
PARLoR SUITES, UPHOLSTERED IN PLUSH
AND RET; RECEPTION CHAIRS; SIDE ia
BLES; WALNUT CENTRE TABLES; COTTAG "
FURNIrURE: WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES:
REFRIG ORATORS; DINING-TABLES; HALL
ANDSTAIR CARPETS; WALNUT BEDSTEADs,
BUREAUS A N 10 WASHSTANDS: PAINTED
BEDsTEAD, BUREAUS AND wASusrANDS;
SPRINGS, HAIR AND HUSK MATTRESSES;
FEATHER PILLOWS AND HOLSTERS: HEAT
ING STOVES; BEDDING; RUGS; VELVET
MATS; TOILET SETS AND A LARGE ASSoRr-
MENT or CHINA, GLASS AND CROCkERY
WARE, SILvERWARE, CUTLERY, Ere,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, Ere.
on WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, commencing at lC
o'cl cS A. NJ, shall sell ut residence No. I0lG,
corner Massachusetts, avenue aud Eleventh street
northwest general assortment of Household Effects,
| and w,ll worthy attention of buyers.
Terms cash.
WALTER Il. WILLIAMS & co.
my2s-ltR huriOucp,S
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AN ENLARGED ORCHESTRA
Comprising the regular orchestra Of the Theatre
and mombcrs of tho Marine Rand md
CHORUS OF OVER SEVENTY YOUNG, PURE,
FRESH VOICES,
Tho opera produced under the Immediate leadership
and direction of
PROFESSOR JOHN L. SOUSA,
| OF the United states Marine Rand, and
MIR. TllAD. X. SAILFR.
Every lady attending on that evening viii I've pre-
sentcd with handsome souvenir, consisting NJ n
beautiful embossed folding card with boutonlere ut.
tachcd.
rox OTco for securing preferred rltccs now open.
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EARS FOR THE MILLION
Foo ChOO'S BalSam of Sharks Oil
positively Restores the Hearing, aud
IsIhe Only Absolute Cure for
DealueHH Known.

This on Is distracted from peculiar species Of small
White Shark caught In the Yellow Sea, known
as CAHCHARODON ROSDELErIl, Every Chinese
fisherman knows IL. It's virtues as q restorative of
hearing were discovered by buddhist Priest about
the year lil0. It's cures were so numerous, and
many 80 EeemIngIy miraculous, that
tho remedy was Officially proclaimed over tho entire
Empire Its use became So universal that for over
800 years nO Deafness has existed
amOng lhe Chinese people. Sent, charges
prepaid to any address, at ~ Per bottle.
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You never will again buy suit that is
equal to the Auburn Sack suit we are Offering al
seven dollars. A. saks Il Co., 3l6 and 3lS Seventh
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" MI ULDOON'S p
Aurtinn Sales.

TNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
VERY SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF HOUSE
Mold FURNITURE AT No. olS MCPHERSON
SQUARE, BETWEEN AND X srREErs AT
AUCTION.
on MONDAY MORNING, May 30. 1855, Mt 10
O'Clock, shall sell at the above residence tho follow
Ing effects, viz:
one Concert Grand Piano, by Erard, of Paris, "a
superb nstrumcnt.)
French Plato Mautel Mirrors.
Fancy and Easy Chairs.
Turkish Lounges aud Chairs.
Two Handsome Paior Suites.
Library Tables, Ladies' Secretaries
Marble Top Tables.
window Hangings.
Very Handsome Walnut Marble Top Chamber suites
Very Superior Painted Chamber Furniture.
Walnut Warltobes.
Brussels Carpets AMI Rugs.
Stair and Hall Carpets.
Hair and IIusk Mattresses.
Marble Top Sdcboarl.
Walnut Extension Dining Fable.
Walnut Dining Chairs.
Refrigerator.
Kitchen Requisites, etc.
majestic THOMAS BOWLING, Auctionecr.
VIZ ALTER H. WILLIAMS 81 co
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Make No Mistake
Ar Important Event.

II you want clothing for yourse If or boys
go to EiSeman Bros, corner Seventh aud streets.
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ROBERT r. LINCOLN,
Secondary 40,

r11A WEEK. sl2a day at home easily made.
UIZ Costly uutnt Tree. Address TEUE X Co., Au.
gusla, Maine.
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The great LeClair and Russell, the great
character artists. at capital Theatre tins Meek

The opening of Abner's Summer Garden
for the season shows that Mr. Abner since last season
has made many new Improvements In Tenttng and
refurnishng which add greatly to the beauty of the
place and much TO the comfort OF its patrons. Mr..
I. a. ROckar well and fayorably known In this
munity as gentleman OF fine musical ability, has
been selected as musical manager, and his choice and
well selected programme last week has proven him
he Just the mau for the place. The orchestra Is
composed OF fifteen Of the best musicians In Washing
ton Other features of interest nightly presented,
all OF which make delightful and pleasing perform
ance. An evening Mt Abner's Is OF the most
| pleasant iecroations WashlngtOnians now have.
Quilter and Goldrich at Canital Theatre.
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AeENTs can now grasp a fortune. Outfit
worth go sent free For full particulars address w. G
Ridcout Co., 10 Barclay street, New York.
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Have You Seen
Society of the Alumni of rgetOwn
COlIeKO.

The Auburn Sack Suits, all wool, only seven
dollars, ut A. saks Cos 3G and als Seventh street,
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
wAnDrrAnrnrNr, May %, 1852.

WAX DErARTMEST, May %, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS win no received at this
Department until IL O'Clock, noon, MONDAY,
June u, 1852 for furnishing Stationery for tho War
Department aud Its bureaus IN Washington, during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1883.
Blank forms Of proposals., showing the items aud
estimated quantities required together with circular
this Department.
Proposals must he addressed 10 the Secretary of
War, Endorsed on the outside OF tue envelope FRO
pOsals fOr Stationery BIDS win bo considered ON
each Item separately. No contract VIII be awarded
under this advertisement until an appropriation shah
have been made by Congress for the purchase Of Tie
stationery required,
BOBERT r. LINCOLN,
my2s.3t4 Secretary Of War
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EVERY housekeeper should avail them
selves Of the generous offer ~ Smith, Hanway &
Co, See advertisement In another column.
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ITO FOR HARPER'S FERRY.
IA DECORATION DAY, MAY 80, 1882.
pleasant ride, Mountain Scenery, Swings, Gro
1uets, boating, etc. Music and Dancing on Iiryne's
island. Refreshments served by the Chester County
Ice Cream Company.
Trains VIII leave II. q. X. u. Depot at $40 A.
NJ, and leave the Ferry at $3.50 l.. NJ, \ SEAT
GUARANTEED 10 ALI.
Fare, Round "Trip, Adults si.25; Children be-
tween five and twelve years 65 cents.
ABRAiIAMS n ROTH BERG,
Excursion Agents, IG7 Pennsylvania avenue.
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AucTioSEER DowMNG will tomorrow, at
ais Mcpherson Square sell valuable collection OF
furniture and other household goods, See advertise
mCut.
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English Serge suits

THE Shedd Excelsior Turco Russian Baths
the perfection of luxury, and conducive to health
open sundays till L. NJ.
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Az extensive sale of household furniture
and other goods Is announced In another column by
AuCtloneer Williams TO take place Wednesday next
vt the OF Eleventh street and Massachusetts
avenue.
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OUR SOCIETIES.

Sl6, the best for the money, at George
snrhnay's 500 Seventh street.
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STRICTLY puPB LIoUoRs, FOR MEDICINAL
USr.-ENtra fine old Arlington whisky, o. per
gallon, 81 per quart bottle. JAMES T. MCGEE,
4Oi Ninth street northwest.
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GENTLEMEN in want OF spring underwear
AMI furnishing goods should go to rng's, corner
" Ninth and " streets Tho stock embraces oil the
novelties In the market and viii bo sold Mt the very
lowest prices.
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Amustmenis.

national THEATRE.
TUE GROWING EVENT OF TIE SEASON OF
1881 AND 1882.
MONDAY, MAY 20.
Grand Complimentary Testimonial teuderedt To
MR. SAMUEL q. HIHsLEY.
ny THE
WASHINGTON OPERATE ASSOCIATION,
when win hc presented
THE BOUQUET OF GEMS,
TME CHIMES OF NORMANDY,
WITH CAST or UNSURPASSED STRENGTH,
Carefully selected from the professional aud amateur
talent OF this District, including the we'll
known popular ladies aud gentlemen:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss EVA MILLS
GERMAlNE ...'...,.... .,,.,..: Mrs. n, r. TRUE
MANErTE .,.......,...Mrs. HAMILTON ADAMS
JEANNE. csc. ....................M Mrs. II. MCLEOD
RUDE..,..........,....,.M Mrs. Y. W. CROSS
SUSANNA, Miss lola WILLIAMS
uENRt.,.,,.......... MIR. JOHN rUGU
ROBIN ORE..,.,.,,,...........Mr J, =, RULE
GASrARD. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ". u, HAY
BAILtI,.......,., ,,,.,..,..Mr. LOUIS SElBOLD
NOTARY ..,u.,.....,...,..Mr II, A. FORSMAN
,,rrN,,,N rs I Mr.. E,A CLIFFORD
NiiHN 'NNi'' ''''''''" MIR. DONAIUE
AN rNT AugEn 'ORCuEgTuA
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Fine Custonl-Made Boots, Shoes, and Caters
specially adapted Tor lender feet aud summer wear
calland examine my stock. mas
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In the Whole History Of Nedie.,>

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se s-5 cu'es, o. maintained 50 ~id. =
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xzrces- scr -h-Fr cz---ir prepared pro-
s-z--e zssea llx. S1-z-rat1- evening. Or I
larxe aSss-uce Mar In a:-=-4ss1c,- ex-
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--r-. and <-ca i coz a. : rarSIr h-sr@
oea.>a5- OF professional musical ci~c.-.
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T1- ewe>.ira: -Re~5srre; .1a: Napol-o-.
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negative -t,.-r liz DEBATE TIE fotlo~ ing
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R--.oss q. rhac .E.e member CT ,hi> -
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an >ssiv-ly .os .fse III, ots Sa.el
I-e t'o-o~iry !. .i.- programme .ot .!.s.
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ard >-.sar.
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Dlet.-I unaara-Mes:rs Pau, and Sias
.A:-er r-cr>S ne following question !.
o. u ,a:ed-
J. I. orsHatt. .h1: -he c-;.-e. S.a.eS w:t:
Rave u. define 3.a5 Ia. - y.-er nation
nave Cicae:
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N-,-tiyz-P. ID. NcGosgh-
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OUR SHERIDAN LITTER
Ei;:5y Dr.1s TyL5xse:


Saeritan hss hren r-yi-cr-s. in the
( iR:stNE OF l1'r-r.D. oe.ca1se are retro
grazing oCc 'roTr. Causes C-kaosn 20 tie
writer. During the winter --,eucss o., IT.
! t-e :-ar,ptre> 10 irs.er->. ,h- reader, of
/ .."ur ss-P-r- yet qule, p--parailoat are oeins
MAZE tor s-nm-r Operations. ARD ey.
Pretatior-s are b.iisup ard lli>rG -. . mic n
| l. one OF the characteristics OF tie -peoplr
OF Montana ard keeps alive In. hopes we
have within Us of prosperous :u,..re-
The old saving. That Va Civ is too
lar from Sheridan % amour; . ANYTHING
5 ss'~ly passing from the mind, OF the
>heritaaic-s. :ns the reason tia. Sr,ici.
City has become alive 20 rcr :..:=rs It, ai,5
the interests OF Southern Montana, cv tax
ing actFe MEASURES tE buiicirx 4 rrancs,
ut the I * n R'v 70 Va City anc onward
to th: Na::onaI ParN. We are hear, ana
hand with the c!.!z=r!> OF Va In TIL, move
Believing that sheir interest. are our inter.
r>t>, and tina; K up Our valley would
oeneh' Ll se can but wish ,a- project.
God Sp-rd
The mimi; in.ere,. Of our sector. pror,.
i>e> Wei, a;I1 Ne >a6,1 eSH-c: ~ sc- >h-r;-
can placed in ,r.c front rauA Z, ,r,ir.;,y
Camp.
The II G. VI. * NJ. ca, i. ..,ei- annual
election, elected ne~ rsari .; Director.
entire and propose vigorous pro,ecu:io-,
Ut ~ts> 'A- c. ming sea .'a'. ard WIKI proper
management ~e pEe1:cc ocigG: il.are iy
the Co.
1t i. understood the .ag= 7i n. c.. 7,;7ss
situated or. th- south 'o-. q: A;>sesa-.i-.
rex l. about cn-.> III ted ard ,E!- mines
"'.. Pas :-.to As.n2ncs n men WHO will
"~N ste''1 10 t1eir '-#i->, ca9ac;,v. We
are th!. mat '1r s!2.a:.:g~. HcCra-or &
Letter mines ar~ tt5aai-c. - Engi-A Caai.
.aEst' and tne prospects Of a SAT- ..st.crlr:
We con>;ce: sHi> among TIRE s-rv b.:
'R'Gfhs sT"9~.Gs OF >a":iler1 Montana.
considerable activity i tei7. rari.->:sd
a. =, nsahe.'a Il; ceSe.@s'ns ,r1ir-s- !ia! y
'- IN connection win their !1rsr
nrrransise interests are working rc-ir 81.
'sr s.ic q: 'f.a, sacs. F.h:ca a: ne depth
~ :, iISs >.to" "r..- tF5'- Nt.!S- r. VI
Va - W 10 assay II - ,ff-rSGrcEi at 81.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,
MEDICINE DISTRICT, Beaver H-.t,

MEDICINE DISTRICT, helve. Hen! Co. ~ T.
&C.,, January ,oSh. \. D. ~
William B-a>ton: You are hereby notified ,hs:
We nave expended the sum OF 81: SC, in .-o. ana i'm,
curing the year 1881, ~ tins date: thu
SSinx tn amount due from yo. Tor TIE :r,--es.
a n IN the s're. Discovery coal ,.,.n. .itra:v: =
Msd.sins District. III the en,,nty o, b. yer Hs.o,
this notice BY puh, ali,1n. YOU i:. or 10 eor
uiose 20 pay Us the amour, Expended by is ia OF.
rsop?s.o1 * expenditure on said mining c. i's,
sC w. n'sfeSs N iae >tit ''ti.ra, Discovery ia
viii heco,ne the property O.; the sl..-:hx-s hy ii,
'oe OF me statutes O: the United states
80, louN BOWMAN.
'+SI JAMS CORSET