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Opinions>of the Pr IS.

These Instruments uneauallei for Leau, tone aud
du.ahiits:--T. ) HERALD.
They without doubt superior all hers made IL;
tA,iS eonntrv.-N.-f. YrfBcNH
Every itep constituting the ianotForte can be found
in these nstlnmtns.--N. Y. TINES.
Their splendid exterior an,l careful terror fnsh A.
uns,rpassed.--C sUcA AGO rklBuSE.-
Their tone and touch slperiorto anything We have
seen.-WASHiSGToN 1NTELLIGENCER. fTf 81 -
Wecan recommend them +. all our frcnds-N y Mu-
sIcAI, Review.
T'e regu alton q these instruments is truly sdnr.b able
--CINcINN>rr GAZETTE. E..f ~ - - '
They combine with rich and powerful tone, the ut
most strength and power.--N Y, LEDGER.
2 We advise all readers. wishing Piano. Forte ia
of these superb and popular .ruentsDos
Ioa JOURNAL.
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ITO " ARD ASS0CIA TON
40 PHILADELPHIA, Pa. n

diseases cfthe Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
- and Sexual Systems--new and reliable
treatmcnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD
ASSOCIATiON-Scnt by mail 10 sealed let.
ter envelopes. free of charge. Address, Dr..
IL SKII.LiN HOUGHTON, Howard Asscei.
alton, No. South Ninth Street. Philadei-
phis, Pa. sgt~ V~ tnlSysyi
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Is Paper A,l:i 'lHcrs 'tle mar
~ II Il bert Wolf anl Mary
: l.4;ub. he wolf and the lamb
.h1l ny down together, and II
ir'!o 'hild sh;l! Lead Ia, III at.
;,,s~l while. 1905. $780,. .. -s.s 49, .....s-
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REsrnunoS pastor of st. Peters church, Barclay
street. called upon Mr. NJ K Glinss Of No $40 Broad
way, few days ago, and handed him $40, which had
boon restored through the aid Of the confession box
NJ Glines cannot imagine who took the money from
him. and gould not ind out from the clergyman who the
psnitent thief was.
VSrrD srArxs BoSne Sro1sR.-0n the Gath Of March
last the following described United nvswsuty
coupon bonds, Of the denomination Of 500 eaeh were
stolen from No. e5 Hammond street. vs:-Noa 81, 74o,
81 TAT, Of third seriss Nos 27276 and 27274 dated
May 1892, and No 20 142 Of second series Five hun.
dred dollars reward will be paid for the return OF the
bsnda Brokers and others hould not purchase these
numbers II presented at their places, a. payment
upon them will be stopped
NYeTlRsous DrAPrEARAxcE- John Van Bell ayoung
Of respectable family. and who sailed from London.
derry the steamsrDamascus which arrived ii Portland
early in Februay, s missing. Fears are entertained
that he has been wAyaid enced to enlist In the army
by some Of the numerous brokers who nest the city
Any information 70 his Whereabouts viii be thankfully
received BY bis friends, 1t Mr.. John Neiliss, Hamilton
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


sySpAs, April 2-sPM.
A we write the air seems Died wi.h he shock Of
battle the pubic mind carried away 70 the
Of the mighty struggle in Virginia; and while spccula
ton pauses 10 learn ihe ultimate result all watch it,
progress with the anxiety and suspense OF distant
spectators having peSona As VOL as national interest
ct stake. = To Indicate the probable immediate flu
ture of financial and commercial affairs while
such momentous events are Transporting Of course
possible The price of gold, and to great extent the
price Of everything purchasable with paper money,
will be more less affected by the issue Of the
ssries Of battles now being fought The news
thus far received has highly favorable
that Il warrants sanguino expectations; and the
defeat Of Lees army the capture " Richmond are
foregonc conclusion with people. But this very
expectation disappointed, would lead to revusion
should be realized, while II presents promise
OF realization thore will DO partial revival OF the
spanickyn feeling which has disturbed trade
and speculation Of late; but gold has already
fallen far that, under any circumstances,
further fall would necessarily be very limited,
and IL would speedily exhibit strong tendency towards
recovery. The condition Of finances is such that
oven supposing peace accomplished fact there Is
reason TO look for high premium gold for long
time come, and panic prices criterion Of the
future Panics are deusve and without reason creating
havoc wherever they prevail. ia
Tho gold market has languished during the week. I'M
the effects OF the previous panic which drove specu-
lAtion from the field The volume Of business was light
especially the cose but after Thursday the mar
ket gained in hrmness, and on Saturday evening the
price rose high 154, with sudden revival
Of activity induced both by purchases 10 shorts
and speculation for rise. Gold has been all the
week. 4 per cent above the regular rate has been
paid for cash. The extreme quotations down town
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ArYivsls and Deportures.
AnnYWAUQ

Pos, Notwithstanding Ayago-Col B shaw Rsy Mr. Ste
yensSn Nr sosnso ,s s 1o1se, Smnn ~
L9{d Mr. LLOYD NJ Eoyd Mrs LSohs s We:
Purcell Miss Edmonds, Mrs MI Grady, MICS Grady Mas
Nye Mrs Mason and child, Mr. Moody, Mrs Moody; Mr
sullivan snd 81. E!:s BARTLETT 70. wsAt NJ Collins
:on Nj SmytS, B 6ysrson, y. R!oyosS EIir, Major
wosdw.rd nom.na Emihe Tsl Is Scott White pr
Criswei Gnmtb Cutting Brice, sngs weber MleoI, Mr.
Noryel iss4d, BsksH Gl.ssey Mrs nc;o.sn Me. Dandy
Lss Cwr Preach n Mgoneg Rnanssrs Bennett 70
@onderuch Parker washburne Burgess ccculey Beatty
johnson, Mcqueen, Rush. smith u CsHpeeu Ful-
mond sssssrs I..sesss Beta dhsg.ncse wnlsn.
Hurfcrd Mry Monroe and chhd Mr. Quinn, Day, Auth,
Gilman, Miller Thompson Bishop Owens, Markham Dsts.
And ia In storage.
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AAMas ss~t~ Our Quota y. eF- saN
no STATE MONAy FOR NEW YORK.
Tho Chairman Of tho supevisors, Volunteering Com
mttee has been Noticed bythc d0vefn6r that
ccived of tho State loan three and half millions Of
dollars but OF this can be appropriated TO the city
and county Of New York for volunteering purposes CIT
may be wanted" says the Governor ito relieve drafted
men," mssuns Of csurse, in tho country. 60 would
seem that after ali this city has little 70
expect from state munincence, and for tho pro-
sSnt no portion whatever Of the State loan.
Would not be better then, for onr capitalists 10 tahs
Of their aresdes nrst; subscribe to own
county per cent loan, and whom that staken up
apply tho balance Of their funds 10 the purchase Of the
State osnf The Committee has, Notwithstanding all
the obstacles flung its way achieved wonden Let IL
continue its abo lot our capitalists como 70 the aid Of
ohil county treasury and then we can DO our own
work.
selfdsysndence after all, is the true main spring 70
DOING 4 P0LIoBxAN-How HuS TRIED TO CIT 4
Apofceman who was unfortunate g 70 DO drafted
~
az for notAng and 5000 % boot .IyssIs that he bad
let him Oh, provided he would enlist his substitute.
The policeman Brought him and he passed tho sur.
tho Of Ss head &: . aS
closely Sy tie man Of the star and shield and brought
before the mastering officer, whore his citisenship,
name age, residence &C., &c, given 'What regi
volunteering onloer 'No regiment" says the police
man; che goes for me as substitute "Cant do u.
. substitute' s'The devil he can't; he promised.
sCan't help that, SIR; do you wish to go q volun
teer, and get the bounty" to the recruit
'I'li b damned & he shall" say: police; ..so@:
the examining officer ''You stand back, sir" 0But I
he stood back To the recruitbo you wish stl to 20
. volunteerf" The recruit answered In tho afrma-
tive. 'Then hold up your right hand and swear" The
policeman looked blue ne had lost his substitute lost
his 5000 State bounty for furnishing ono. a. he thought
for nothing and likely to lose his place on the police for
making this arrangement with man he had arrested.
He now endeavored again to his position by
clustering but IL all would not do His turned
into quarters and he summarily turned out-and
lucky II he IL not reported to Chief Kennedy
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SUNDAY, April 2, 1880.
AsR8-Recetpte, 149 bbls. The market continues
dull and prices wholly nominal
BRzADsruTSs. Receipts, $40 bbls -four, 40 bbls
and o2s bags meal, 900 bushels wheat os52 do
corn, s245 do oats and 4l6 do barley. The demand
for State and Western -four continues moderate and
confined To the immediate wants Of the local trade and
have to note further decline Of 2oc S5c per bbl
the market closing dull and heavy with no buyers At
outside quotations The sales light comprising
only 900 bbls State and Western, oodo Southern and
400 do. Canadian Rye -four was dull and heavy with
sales Of 100 bbs. a g. Corn meal continued quiet,
and We have no sa e Consequence 70 report prizes
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The stock market opened with frmness but soon gave
way, and prices declined heavily until after the middle
of the week, when the market suddenly took strong
upward turn, which maintained till tho close under
ademand from the bears to cover well from invest
operators for rise tempted to adventure by the
extremely low prices Of the leading railway stock.
The quotations for government securities, and railway
miscellaneous shares at the Stock Exchange In this
city the last four weeks follows
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Tho wheat market continues very quiet, and prices
further desined 90 &C., With only moderate milling
7ok, and 1000 DO. amber Western 81 s2X Rye con.
unues dull and prices wholly unchanged. Barley
was ower, with only q moderate demand; sales 10 900
busheh Eastern - private terms The corn market
dull and heavy, and have only report sses Of
bushels, at 81 40 q q for new yellow Jersey and
81 30 for new white Baltimore. Oats were dull and
scarcely firm al SEC CSC. for Canada $50 Ssc for
jersey and Pennsylvania, and Ssc. Soc for Western
C0fros.-The market continued very quiet, and . nnr
ther decline Of established the demand being
wholly confined the wants q the trade. Sales 100
babs u the annexed quotations, which are entirely
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The rebel loan had declined on the 18th ult TO % Az
Inc Of the present year was active at g.
satterhwsite London circular, in reference TO Amer
can securities, says
A The latter end Of last week there good market
IN london for American securities, at full rates, some
srse lines OF United States $40 bonds being taken on
spccuatiye account On the arrival OF the Europa now
sver with information that the Secretary ~ the Trea
INV was seeking authority 10 contract further loan Of
Ar hundred millions OF dollars, the price gave way from
IS s2x and the centinsnta max, 20 nS
ready buyers at the reduoss quotations Illinois
boint touched the forner.cosag ut 53k ~ the latter
At SSH s4K Atlantic and Great Western dsben,ures
scrip closes at ex TX premium for present settlement
silver mining company In being organized In Eng
land with capital CT, ooo to purchase and work the
Gan Pedro del Monte silver mines, which are near the
town Of Issapsn del Orc, In the province Of Mexico
The half yearly court Of the Bank Of England was held
on the 10th ut The profits Of half year we're re-
nfned at fso7 ST. making the amount Of the rest on
me 25th Of February fs s3oos4 After paying divi.
dend q 81 per fJr the half FREQ Of income
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EESI pIaRK's COTTON. D.
:. s:E SSf ssiEfss aoSE5ss. :,
GENUINE aEsSiss SsS's E1cxxucHrs -
S55s ssS Hs sSSpH KR 2SEss fs.ous
lsc iS5 P Fsff s J SEkb s.. s.
100. .r.,ss Iss mn sEaS S HsS7.a ay sR4 zIss
-. ..vs s. s! $$E5ssE IE sS $$E
SIS s E4Ess ESRH ssS g.
fi% fziSS Ss 81 II I4S lsssss,,
E:|; s's s9S itSSa 81. Is i:
-" rAA' ii9aSSffSiss: SEs IDS, rREsH GOODS
@ Eg4s RtHE Elsas H.
's s sssE H!sss #AsRsasgsEss: s. '
@ 6AaHs LINE 'Ss5S Wells. rs.
slI1 LACE Wells Al sis s Kids 0. IAcEs. CHEAP
'oohssrs oi BEES fs!ASfAas ~ QUARTER PRICE
5000 y.ds RIBBONS reduosd from ls 70 o. on every
silks Silks ysEyErs. FLOWERS, FEATHERS.
fis Ss s sFszE s sSSSHES ~ s IS; p
Auction + %R4 q so S8SDs' oHEAA
81 :5Hs 81 4 5sA SSS5s s EYER! gAs
IN AND rs EIGHTH Nm H1alsSzzkk9ts VISITS,
Between Twenty -6rst and Twenty second streets.
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NEW YORK HFRALD, MONDAY APRIL 8, 1865.

i5kc, cash. for SUIT yellow. ssd ike lse Tor pew
dcred, crushed and grrnnlated
rLow dull and heavy sa's so ooo ibs al ilAc
l2ho
VIM sKsY-Rcccipts $50 bids Tho market dull. and a
decline OF PC n &C. rstsbished with sales Of 200
bbis Western at 81 II q 81 10
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hundred millions loan authorized by recent act Of Con
Eress will bear date June 1S 1885, and IL is announced
that the interest At the Of and three enths
per cent will be allowed Off from the day Of subscribing
70 the above time The following table shows the sont
10 be paid for each description Of bonds each dav Of
he ureacnt weck
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ExPaE3 sEs.

A BURNHAM'S FURNITURE ExPRESS.-FURNl-
N. ture, families moved city country; pi,nofortes,
Furniture DO boxed and shipped FURNITURE stored Office
iIs Ncst Eleventh street between Ff aud Sixth avenues
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battery Y, FOURTH REGIMENT, n. Y. sN. G.
Id NEW YORK April q 18C6.-Thc members of this com
uAnd are hereby notified to attend regnenta meeting, u
Me arsenal corner White and Elm streets Monday
svennr nrant 7 ocock citizens dress By order
OF RICHARD OGRADY, Captain.
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IotaI I05,ZS5 5IU1, 6o4 I,7U1,v05
The Now York imports Of dry goods compare so,vws
with former returns
For the Week 1858 1894 16o5
Entered ct tho port. .s2,073 sos 2,s2l2ss e4s,1e2
Thrown market. 1,A2s,6s2 3,2636as a3s,sl2
Since JanuaryL
Entered at the port 1851 6I9 30 $50 se6 H. Sos ia
Thrown market. II, 1897 $50 20, SIS 131a7s4s
The returns Of the Bank Of England for the week
ending March 10 compare with the statement a the
nrcvioue ucck follows
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oc0O 00N TO LOAN-AT 6 AND PER CENT
DOUU.UUU On New York city property -
N1NTFftR JOSEPH MASON. No " Pine street..
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The value Of the imports other than dry goods and
Specie at the port OF New York for the week ending
March 30 g. 0es $685. The total imports d the week
compare follows:-
Week ending Mar O. Mar f0 Mr. o. Nav 30
Dry goods. 81 1430s1 l,O97,ss1 s25 CAS- ols1l2
Geni mdse.. 1867 202 2oeo,Sss 1,o4l, 3SS 2oss,ess
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BILLIARDS.

v,ttrrARD TABLE FOR sAI.E-MARBLE BED, ROSE.
ID wood in good order Apply =, 10 East Houston street,
Must be Immediately Owner j. T. oATMAN. i3s
Eldridge street.
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,.x ,ne r.., rcm,,ns 4, faoap osa rhe diveend war

tax the rest remains a,o2n oea The Dividend war
rants will be paid on the 9th OF April.
The English Official r,tarn, OF the Imports ad exports
Of bull m aud specie the wcok snn March Is show
that there were imported nso the United Kingdom gold
valued at f62 o44 and silver GO 9so-togcher, COCOA
There were exported gold valued GA 2ss and silver
so4 7sa--tosethcr eiies2S The EXPORTS therefore.
ceeded The imports by 10000 sterling
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Receipts and DisDurse ents at the ONCE
OF the Assistant Treasurcr OF tn United
States at New YOr.S for the Month OF
Nnrch.
m, Pal, c
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MASS MEETING OF THE SEVENTY FIRST REG
"A ment y. a. sN Y, viii be held Is the .T% c"ri
Every member Of the regiment expected 10 be
By order COLONEL h. L. TRAffORD, Chairman.
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DATTERY d, FOURTH REGIMENT, N. O. q. N "
ID special meeting of this company viii be held at the
arory connection with other companies Of this regiment
ON Monday stening, April s. 1858 at ~ o'clock Every
member requested 70 be present a. business of import
'"'' WIN 70 fHiLfP G. INCLUSION, Captain. :
Jou~ uavs Sarre
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The Bank OF France returns Tor The Week ondg March
shauw he r. ouin ebono
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEXICAN srERL-sPRING TOE CALLING TIRE
sleigh Shoe Steel Of all sizes and kinds made o.
the best materials the Norway Iron Works Boston, ana
for sale BY the propretors NAiLoR CO., Boston, Now
York and philadelphia
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CHOE DRALBRS-ON RKCEIPr OF CASH, WITH
stock o Cotton Laces r. yard Ss 81 ..x,
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-12-09

PROLIFIC SPRINGs-0n the He'll Gate trail, about
twenty-five miles from Blackfoot City, there are some of
the most prolific springs in the world They burst from
the bluffs hundred inexhaustbe fountains any one OF
which would be thought an unusually large spring outside
of mountain region These numerous crystal rivuets
unite few yards below the bluff into common current
which flows off through wide and beautiful valley to
Blaekfoo river-some eight miles distant by following this
sprng-born brooks meanderngs. There is sufciency
of water flowing from these fountains to furnish motive
power for many mills. An idea may be formed OF the
amount by the of the brook 1t has average width
of not than fifteen feet and is remarkably deep-in
places eight feet 1t is hronged with speekled trout and
when we had the pleasure of riding along its banks thou
sands of wild ducks of every size and variety lying
and floating its BOSOM The theory that these springs
are the continuation of bold mountain stream which lost
itself back in the mountains seemed TO us plausible But
although common in desert region who heard of
bold current sinking and rising amidst the mountains
These springs and the brook they give birth to- are GER
tany entitled be cassed among the natural wonders OF
this naturally wonderful country. -
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FORT BENT ON.
b. A. Melton, John B. Taylor,
STORAGE, FORWARDING
Commission Merchants,

DEING exclusively in the Storage and Commission
ID business we will give our individual attention to
receiving storing and forwarding all goods consigned
TO MS We respectfully solicit the patronage of the bus
ness men of Montana Territory. We REFER by permis
sion, to
Messrs. Pfonts Ruesell, Virginia City NJ: T.;
% J. ]. Roe g. Co.,
4" Gorham Patton
Mr.. John s. Rockfeow,
John H. Ming,
Messrs King g. Gilett Helena City,
CASTOR, Simpson g. Co, Helena City, M. T.;
Mr.. J. R. Upson,
Can't w. H. Parkinson Co,
Messrs. NJ Branham g. Co., Blackfoot City,
Mr. "A Bea.tie Banker, ST. Joseph, Mo-;
Messrs Strobe, Rubey g. Co.. St Louis NO.;
I" Dameron Brothers Co.,
Mr. E. NJ. Samuel, st. Louis, Mo-;
Mr. William North, s.
Major Cad E. Upson, Fort Benton u. T, 6692'
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BANNACKITE SoLUOQUIZETH-We have received
letter from Bannack, dated Now 2Sth in which
modest but wdeawake correspondent says: The other
day at Virginia City, and had intended TO call
upon you and have you write down my thoughts; but
then didn't because feared you would make blush
by notice something like this We were highly honored
by call from Mr.. Stick-in-the-mud He looked
better. Success attend him. May his shadow grow
less ETC. have great horror of seeing my put
in printers ink. like the fellow who said, when my
city-the mudh being his house, would fix this
place but then they would put in the paper as they
did the fellow whe bridged the slough up the CANON
the people who travel this way would pay me enough, L
would fix it any way 1 didn't ask him how much he
would charge but wondered how much he made per day
by pulling stalled teams out Probably it is great adyan
age have bad roads ones place so he can build
toll-brdge keep oxteam to help poor fellows out
who get stuck Well your correspondent stuck In said
mudhoie frorn evening until noon next day; and some
body got paid for keeping his team and while travelling
Bannackward splendid road my thoughts ran thus:
Why don't the people of Virginia keep the road IN Their
vicinity in repair certainly is TO their advantage to
facilitate travel to and from Virginia City, What do Their
City Fathers do with the city license freight wagons
But especially what is done with the Territorial
license revenue the fail tax, and all other taxes for as
far as know sing dollar of the scrip has ever been
redeemed and thousands Of taxes have been collected
Does take all she TO pay the ofce-hoderst Is
it privilege and right to know how these matters
stand 1t is more-it is our duty And so my thoughts
kept running on till found my horses fsiltipg at the
Beaverhead bridge and in The dark. won't write
you all thought for fear you cant bear II all at oucs
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Montana Billiard saloon.

A DAM KLESER and George Williams, Proprietors
II Billiard Tables furnished with all the most approved
apparatus required for the enjoyment of the game Pure
liquors and choice cigars always hand Open from
A NJ, to u p NJ, 7l9@
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John II. Gilbert,

A ASSISTANT ASSESSOR U. S. INTERNAL RE
n VENUE for the First Division of the Collection Dis
qct of Montana embracing Madison County Ofhce, hrst
door east of City Drug Store.
Virginia City, April q, 1865. 3o-ss"
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l.. w. Frary,

SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST. Office
~ up stairs in Pfouts s. Russelrs Stone Building. All
Senta operations performed in the best possible manner
single teeth and complete sets inserted in the highest
for their conyan;ence 800
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0 s. Lewis n. b. Hale, u. M. Gilleft
Lewis. Hale s. Co., -

TEWELRY MANUFACTURERS. Every description
Jeweiry made 70 order from the Native Gold, and
Warranted Iufztouar Stteatinp paid % rerarng Fine
Watches Asso Ep&Se siag done % cl1er Slge 81 'te
February Is. t2ss.
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Occidental Billiard Hall.

n DOCKFELLOw g. DENNEE'S BUILDING, Jackson
n Street Virginia City. The finest tables in town The
bar supplied with the best of Liquors and Cigars
l6* JOHN III. MING.
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GENERAL AUCTIONEER. Particular attention Civ
VI en- to the sale of Live Stock and Real Estate sales
Of Stocks of Goods in Store Office at the Elephant Cor
raj, Virginia City, NJ t. 4-l6@
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George SecOrd,

SADDLER g. HARNESS MAKER. Constantly oil
y hand and manufacturing from the best material al
styles Saddles Brides Single and Double Harness
anything else made in first class saddler shop. i-2o
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Joseph Marion,

uAY SCALES STORE, Wallace Street, Virginia City
IL Commission Merchant Cash advanced consign-
mens A general assortment of Miners Quitting Goods
Provisions, Vegetables etc, etc. 10"