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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-06

COLUMBUS, April 5.
A dispatch from Mr.. Wetmore says that
$500 more paroled prisoners arrived at An
nspolis yesterday. There were 2l5 Onions
among them.
Owing to the absence of one of the Di-
rectors of the Penitentisry no election Of 3
Warden was had to-day, as was expected.
A choice will be made on the 18th, the
time fixed for meeting.
A man named Kelzsl had both his arms
and face blown of by the premature dis
charge of cannon this noon, with which
a salute wss being fired at the arsenal.
The Senate to day passed the House bill
authorizing cities of the first and second
class to sprinkle their streets, and levy q
tax on the adjscent property to pay the
expenses thereof.
The following joint resolution was adopt
ed: That the Governor be authorized to
appoint, in such localities in this State as
he may deem necessary, persons for the
collection of sanitary stores for the hOspi-
tails and field, and to pay all necessary ex-
penses out of his contingent fund; but no
salary or compensation shall be paid to any
person SO employed.
In the House, Mr.. Kellogg's bill TO allow
County Commissioners, City Councils and
Township Trustees, to levy a tax to refund
money borrowed to pay bounty of SloC
in addition to the amount authorized BY
law, was passed. Also, the Senate bill pro
viding for new Board Of Commissioner
to examine military claims, and, also Mr.
Willismson's to authorize guardians of in
sane widows to compromise their right o
dowery in certain cases.
SECOND DISPATCH.
At large meeting ofprominent Union
lists from all parts of the state, held her
this evening, resolution was adoptet re
questing the Central Committee to fix VI
on the 2lst of June next as a day upo
which to hold State Convention. 1t wa
also requested to make all arrangement
necessary to procure an equal and fsi
representation of Ohio Union soldiers IL
said Convention.
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lBY IELEGRAPH.
CoffOn-DuIl and lower. Sales At S69S7e for
FIOur-op psned rather more steady and o'osed
ssles at Sc OO@s 25 for extra state; ss 6o9s %
for common to good shipping brands extra rooho
hoop Ohio, aud IS sO8s rs for trade brands
WhIsky-Firmer. Sales at ~ lo9@z II iok
State and Neytsrn- - Ill
&c higher s,les at 81 5O9l 90 for fair MiiWaaki'
70 RTe@Dum at 81 1891 q.
RarIeY-Dull and lower.
COrn-Qu ct. Sales Of new yellow q Sl R@
42 and 81 5 for new white. -
Onus-Dun and heavy. GALES at ss9sse ior
western.
sugar Steady. MuseoTadO Il149l21S; Ia
vanA lso.
MOlasse9-Dul.
WOOl-Dull. -
FefrOIeum-Du'I at S39331zo for Crude CSC
refined in boni, 72c do free. so,.. -
FOrk-Firmer with . fair demand. sa4es .
S27 5O02s % for new mess, closing ~ ~ -93s,
lar sA OO925 70 for 1861 mess eaae ociSs n F,
way, closing at S24 so eashi - UOs-- ~ ~.
prime and SIS OGg27 20 for prime mes. 80 80.
| 1850 bis new mess for Apri' ana MAy' SeuS's "
'i9R %tNsTRet steady at sls 5O9l7 90 for plain
| neSs: $40 oOG2l 90 extra do. -, go. IN
l EeaF HaIns-LoWr. Z. sales Al eio JUG - ~.
BSeOn-Market Dull. sales oi i,,SoS So90er'Ano
| Ont n STEADY at l411z0lo54c i9r snouloetS
/ and I5al6e hams.
Tard-Firmer at l5549ls114c. o.
Butfer-In demand. tales at l292le for ono
and Is0s3c for State.
| CheeSe-Fair req 1ast 81 l49zSo.
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Special Report.
NEW YORK, April 8.

NEW YORK, April 8.
FINANCIAL.
The Railway speculation was quite lim-
tied at the Stock Exchange this morning,
and there was a very marked rise through
out the list. There was a large demand
for stocks, and the bull interest is in the
ascendant. Inquiry was active for Gov
ernment gold bonds at the board, and
there was q rise of one-hslf of one per
can't. Orders from out of town continue
large, absorbing large amount of floating
bonds. The purchase of one million $40
bonds by one house was for investment,
and was taken by E s. Ewing, Director of
the Erie railway.
Coal and miscellaneous shares frmer,
especially for Cumberland and Quicksilver.
At the last session ofthe board there was
further sharp rise in stocks, with a good
demand.
The gold room was more animated to-
day, with steady upward turn in price.
The capture Of President Lincoln by Con-
federate bush whackers in among the stories
of the gold room.
The abundance of money increases.
Sterling Exchange dull and business
limited.
The first Govern ment sale of cotton will
take place next Tuesday, when 5000 bales
will be offered and sold for gold.
There was some activity among dry
goods jobbers today, and country merch-
ants show more unwillingness to purchase
There is no change in prices, but there il
probably q steadier feeling in the market.
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Market for Petroleum stocks frmer will
improved demand. Excelsior 425, Ger
mania II, Knicksrbocker SO, Oceanic $50
Tack 238, Empire City 22O, Manhattan 80
| Mckinley $40, Cherry ran rs, Rynd Farm
$50 United States $40 The Petroleum
market is shade irmsr; 33@S34c 70
crude, 52c for refined in bond, and 73c 70
free
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CANADIAN RAIDERS.

NEW YORK, April ..
The Commercials Montreal special says
that Mr.. DeVlin, u S. Counsel withdrew
the remaining charges against the raiders,
and they were discharged. They were
then arrested for q breach of neutrality
laws. Mr.. Carter asked to withdraw pro-
ceedings, in order to remove the trial to
Toronto, which was granted, and the raid
ers were put in the custody of Toronto OH
GERS. A rescue was feared, and squad of
cavalry and mounted artillery escorted
the Toronto officers and their prisoners to
the depot.
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ABOUT SHERMAN.

PHILADELPHIA, April 8.
Senator Sherman arrived in this city to-
dsv. He left General Sherman on Satur-
dsy morning. The army of Sherman was
then about moving, according to presr-
ranged plans adopted on his late visit to
General Grant, at Fortress Monroe. The
army was in magnificent condition, and
its number much larger than generally sup
DOsed
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sURRENDER OF RICHMONB.
New YoRK, April 5.

NEW OhhJ ApIli j.
The Commercials special says; Tne
colored troops, headed by General Draper
of Massachusetts, were the first TO enter
Richmond. The city was formally sur
rendered by the Mayor, Joseph Mayo, who
earnestly pleaded for protection to life and
property. All of the principal buildings
had been fred by the rebel authorities be-
fore leaving. Several banks and the En-
q,lirsr and Dispatch printing offices were
burned. General Weitzel took JEFF. Davis
house for headquarters. General Shepley
was appointed Military Governor.
Governor Pierpont is to transfer the
State Government Of Virginia to Rich
mond from Alexandra.
General WeiGzsl at once took measures
to press the pursuit of Lee
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To MEET Is RICHMOND.

" A1IlLll0 l04O-'i \ ~ .
The War Department has just issued
the following order:
The Examining Board, of which Msjor
General Casey, q. s. ", is President viii
Immediately adjourn 70 Richmond, Va /, at
which place it will resume its present du-
ties. Msjor General Casey will, IN sddi-
ton, take the general superintendence OF
recruiting and mastering in colOred troops
in Richmond, Va, and the adjacent coun-
try.
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Prom 81. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, April ;.
The ordinance for the disfranchisement OF
rebels was defeated in the State ConVen-
tion yesterday.
General Pope and staff returned to-day
from Little Rock.
Tobacco dull and dropping.
Cotton lower, Middling 80.
Flour largely declined.
Wheat frmer.
Whisky 50 10
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Associated Press Report.
FFOM RICHMOND.

NEW IoRK, AprII 0.
The Posts special from Richmond rep
resents that the fire there was very d5struc-
tive, totally destroying many tobacco
warehouses.
Gen Grant is confident that the spirit Of
Lees army was completely broken Ii he
stops at Lynchburg he will be surrounded
nv our forces.
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found in prOfusiOu, also clothing Of every
description, and in some officers quarters
We found their private correspondence.
The enemy had planted tOrpedoes in front
of Fort Gilmore 50 thiclkly it was found ne
cessarry to march the column through the
fort. They had attached 10 every torpedo
a stick With piece Of red webbing tied 70 it.
This prscaution they observed for the safety
Of their own troops.
General Weitzell established his head
quarters nthe State Capitol, lately occu-
pied bythe Virginia House of Delegates,
and immediately instituted measures to re-
store order TO the town. He issued an or
der making Gen. shepley military govsr-
nor. The latter issued an order calling
upon the citizens TO aid in putting out hrss.
The rebel rear guard retreated in the di-
rection of Lynchburg, only few minutes
before our advance entered the town. The
main body of the rebels commenced their
retreat at about 10 O'Clock the preceding
Sunday.
Their destination is belieYed to be Lynch
burg. JEFF. Davis remained in the city I'LL
dark Sunday night, having sent his family
10 Charlotte, N c., some time during the
preceding week.
The Worlds Richmond special says: The
buildings burned are mostly on the lower
part of Main street. The tobacco ware
houses, ssorehouses and the old Bank Of
Virginia building, and the newspaper
Offices, higher up on Main street, and many
of the best shops are in flames. In Rock
etts, the worst quarter Of the city, lower
down the river, good deal of mischief was
done.
WASHINGTON, April 5.
ACCIDENT TO HR. SEWARD.
Secretary Seward was thrown from his
carriage 10 day, falling upon his right arnis
| when was brolsn bsloIv the shOuldsr-- He
is pronounced comfortable tonight.
Providence, April 5.
RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.
In the State election to-day Smith was
reelected Governor without opposition
Thomas A. Jencks and Nathan F. Dixon
are re- elected te Congress by large major
tiles.
During Sunday night the main portion
of the machinery of Trsdegar's works, as
we'll as the machinery of the factories used
by the rebel government, were sent away
by the Danville road.
A fortnight ago the newspapers were
going to quit publication, but remained,
and they have suffered accordingly,
JEFF's EXODUS.
jeff Davis was attending divine services
ct st. Paul's Church when he received
) telegram from Lee stating that Petersburg
and Richmond must both be given up
5 JEFF Davis and family left for Danville IN
: the afternoon, carrying with him, accord
? ing to rumor, sSO, 900 in specie.
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CONVENTIONS.

NEW YORK, April 8.
The National Unitarian Convention met
to-day.
was chosen President. Reports of the diff
--e7t conferences werN rGad. Nearly four
gunaled dolega.cs were present, represent
ing the Nortnern States and Canada.
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Now YOrk stock market-April 8.


S5ovarunaeuE Sf0eh B--Firmer and more ac-
five r. s. SKIES Of 81 coupons IO71<i do reg stefeo
1857; Five-twsnty coupons lO715i do regist =
do orupons new issue, lO71zi Ten-foriy coupons
stoetp-s teady Fort WByne ssi Rock
Islard s9s<; Toledo I01; Cleveland and Pitis@
burpb 6s1Z; Illinois Central Scrip 9e1f; Michigan
Southern o91<; MsriP0sa lt5si N =: central 80
Erie 6sII; Hudson 800; Rsading ss14i Michiga1
Central =; korthwtstern 251z; do Preierred
545[; Chicago. Burlington Quincy = missouri
Sixes =; Ohio = Mississippi eertineates z47as
Alton 4 Terre Haute -; Paoihc Mail -; Er1e
preferred =; Tennessee likes =; Milwaukee .
Prairie du Chen 50.
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sFEAmERCAPTURED.

NEW YORK, April $3.50 P. N.
The Merchants Exchange of this city
furnishes the following important an
nouncsment: The steamer Harriet Deford,
of Baltimore, was captured by party of
rebels at Fair Haven, Patuxent river, on
Tuesday afternoon. She immediately stsrt-
ed down the Chesapeake, and 1t is feared
she will destroy many vessels.
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REJOICING IN LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April 5.
The city is brilliantly Illuminated to
night in honor of the capture of Richmond.
Public buildings, newspaper, telegraph,
and express offices were Illuminated and
gaily decorated with flags, while large
number of stores and private residences
poured from their windows blaze of light.
All parties set m TO vie with each other
il contributing to the display, which vas
one of the most magnificent ever witnessed
L lille,
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GOLD MAEKET.

NEW YORK. AprA Dc
Gold opened at l4s, but sold up to 1854
on the strength of the understanding that
Secretary McOullOch proposes selling Sa-
vsnnah cotton for gold.
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GENEVA, N. z, Apri

OIlII3E- n ~ = =
Right Rev. VIM. H. Delaney, Bishop
of the Diocese Of Western New York,
died at his residence here at SIX o'clock tins
morning.
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Copper stOcks-APrl 5.

or3o.. of Mining Stocks bid In Boston to day:
os1trai -; Copper Falls z25zi Hancock IIsi
Huron 50; Isle Royale, =; Minnesots =, Eotks
iandS-; Superior =; Quincy 6s15; Franklin 30.
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MILWAUKEE, April !

MILWAUKEEl bpFH D
]. J. Tallmadge, ex-President of the
Chamber Of Commerce, Republican, was
elected Mayor Of Milwaukee yesterday.
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NY. Honey narket-APrti D.


Ioney-Active at 697 D Ct. ...u-,o,,, =,
Sterling Exchange-hominal 81 lOs9lOSzE
for first class bauksrs' bills.
(sOId-Market active and higher opening
At l4sJ<, advancing to 1875, and closing at loS2f
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STOCKS.


Gallaghers Evening Exchange.
Gold 1881.
New York Central, "a; Erie, 63!;
Hudson, 98I; Reading 993, old Michigan
Southern 6lE; Illinois Central, 1oO4i Pits
burg, 63E Rock Island, ol4i Fort Wayne,
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LATER.
BALTIMORE, April :

D@A-@---N
Captain Albert L ssgue, of the steamer
Harriet Deford, which plies between this
mort and various landings on the Pstuxent
river, reached this city this morning. He
gives information of an act Of piracy some
what similar in circumstances to the st.
Nicholas affair, in the summer of 1861.
He states that on Tuesday afternoon while
living at the wharf at New Haven,
Cheering bay, about twenty-seVen rebels,
disguised, and claiming to be refugees
who came up from Patuxent in boats the
previous afternoon, appeared on board,
and shortly after they threw off their dis
guises. They detained the engineer and
fireman, whom they compelled to steam up
and started down the river, but shortly af-
ter returned and permitted the passengers
to land at Fair Haven. Some money was
taken belonging to the steamer. There
were number Of negroes on board whom
they detained, stating that it was theil
intention to carry them to the West In
dies. Captain League was released with
the passengers, who we're all put undel
an obligation to remain on the wharf foul
/ hours.
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FIBE.

Nd4OAI' - a - -
The hre last night destroyed pSpsrty 10
the value of $4,000. Fully insured.
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FROM COLUM BUS.

Special Dispatch to the Cleveland LEADER.I
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HOWTNY, CRACKED WHEAT.
II Grsbsno Flour, Corn Meal, split Peas, Pearl
R.-IsV. and chosoe brands Il Femlly AlouT, Sen'
ss-ntiv On hard at go superior st. mn-e
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CHICAGO RLARKET---APrn 5,
r. -.,o,auuT

FIOur-DuIl. a., =.
81 O71l9l Os for No. /.
COrn-Iuu.
0ats-Buoysrt; advanced 295o.
High trl.ss-Stesdy.
PTT9S,ssofes PT1slsaSHsOii Ct Mes, SIS 5ce25 co; prime
.,oes tH s2f Z5.
F.,.ss y onii.A- 400 -,
corr, 5000 bui oats -.
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coat.
ALLEN u.s.

ALLEN JON Es,
Whosssais Ana BstaH DsalsE In
HsriD Teia, C0IEEshiaRs ard Chippewa
e O a ES
Oas, ca O. kP. 4. 4. PieE. Also, once ese Hare
a. Tucijd street B. &. OEossing. Goal oien
FxcsIlsnt Quality t0F
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- Terms -
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MoWeRs ANo REAPERs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-19
Notice to Creditors.

TsTATE OF HENRY SHERMAN. DE-
ceased-Notice il hereby given by the un
dersigned, Administrator Of the above named es'
tate, 10 the creditors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased. 10 exhibit the same,
with the necessary vouchers, within ten months
from date OF this notice TO the undersigned, al
the Pioneer Mill, Silver City.
J. II. OTIS, Administrator.
lime 9Th 1865 iu5 IN
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LONDON BANKERS:
The London Joint Stock Bank I!
SAN FRANCISCO.
Manager. Milton 3. Latham
Assistant ...Camillo Martin.

LO q A II II u v i " n o.
WIN B. JOHNSTON. Agent Liverpool and Lon.
don and Globe Insurance Company;
HENRY CARLTON, JR., Merchant;
A. EHRHoRN, Merchant. of Hcllman Bros & Co
This Bank IL prepared TO transact all kinds Of
General Banking and Exchange Business In Lon
don and San Francisco, md between said cities
md all parts Of the world.
The San Francisco Office is authorized to draw
Bills Of Exchange, or issue Letters Of Credit up
on either ofthe under named Founders and Pro-
prietors of the Bank, or (nt the option OF the
buye: } upon the following Houses, with whom
the Bank has established credits, viz:
LoHDoN-The London Joint Stock Bank. NO
Princes street; Aessrs. Blschoffsheim, Gold
schmidt g. Co.; Messrs. Fruhling e. Goschen
MesIrs, Frederick Huth g. Co.; Messrs. J. 8. Nor.
gan g. Co., successors TO MeSsrs Geo. Peabody e.
Co..; MeSsrS. Stern Brothers.
NEW YORK CITY-Messrs. Dabney, Morgan &
Co., SO Exchange Place.
PARIs-McHrs. BIschoffschein, GoldSchmidt e.
Co.; MessrS. A. J. Stern e. Co.
FRASKFoRT on THE NAMING. Sigisimund
Sulzbach Mr. Jacob s. Il. Stern.
GERMASY-The Bank Of Sake Meiningen.
AMsTERDAM-Bank de Credit and de Depot des
Pays Bas. ~.
F. R. BIschoffshein
HAMBuRG-Messrs. John Berenberg, GosSler g.
Co.
GENOA AND NAPLEs-The AngloItaliRn Bank
VALPARAISO AND LIMA-MessrS. Fred Huth,
Gruning e. Co.
MASfLA-Messrs. Russell & Sturgis.
AUSTRALIA INDIA AND CHINA-Asiatlc Bank
ING CORPORATION and It's Branches, nt Bombay
Calcutta Colombo. Singapore, Hongkong, Shang'
hal, Melbourne.
CHINA AND JAPAN-Tho Chartered Mercantile
Bank of India, London and China, and its
Branches.
IRELAND-Provincial Bank Of Ireland and oil
Its Branches.
Spcclal attention paid to selling California Sc.
curtIes In Europe; Collections, Purchases OF Real
Estate and Mining Shares, and Investments OF all
kinds In California .....
Tho above Bank will be opened August lst.
MILTON $. LATHAM,
iy8m Manager.
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County Tax Collectors Office.

NTOREY COUNTY. STATE OF NEVADA,
= May -, 1863 Notice is hereby given, that
tho taxes assessed on the proceeds Of the mines
for the quarter ending March 81. 1865, are now
due and payable, and that the law with regard to
their collection will be strictly enforced.
Cfice No. 9 South D street, Virginia City.
IF. 0FERRALL,
myAu County Tax Consc'or'
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Soda Water, Soda Water.
lIe..r.. FLOOD 4 CO

Hessrs. FLOOD a. CO.
DESPECTFCLLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
II Trade OF Storey county and vicinity that
they have commenced the manufacture Of su.
perior article Of SODA. at their mandatory,
North c street, Virginia, near Mill 81.
Our Soda Is Of the best quality, and we will be
pleased 10 accommodate the trade on living terms
NJ FLOOD,
Iu2m Y. Is. McCOURE.
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FOR SALE &!
To Owners of Town Property
IN GOLD HILL.

THE TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF Gold
/ Hill, having filed with the Recorder OF storey
county map OF said Town, with statement OF
the extent and general character of the improve
ments therein. and having also transmitted to the
Land Ofice at Carson a verified copy OF such
map and statement. In acc Drdance with the pro-
visions of an Act OF Congress, approved July lst,
1864, entitled An Act for the Disposal Of Coal
Lands. and of Town Property In the Public Do
main" and the Act anne endAtory thereof. approved
March Sd, 1865 we beg leave 10 direct your atten.
ton 10 Section OF the irst mentioned Act.
Our familiarity with this business induces us TO
tender our services in the preparation of all ne
cessarv papers in this connection. and in forward.
Ing the same 10 the proper Office (Which papers
mus, be filed within three months after the filing
OF the map in the Land Offcc)
We have secured the services OF Clement L.
Rice ESQ.,, late Register Of the L. :. Land Othee,
who will attend 20 all the business In the Land
Office az Carson. in connection with Locations,
Contested Claims, etc.
STEVENS & FISH.
Searchers Of Records. etc.
OFFICE-At Hall OF Records, on street, Vir.
Sinia City.
Virginia City, June %, 1865. ju23 m
Information Wanted.
THE WIFE AND FAMILY OF Mr.. URlAL
spencer. OF Brooklyn, Long Island are anS'
ious 10 obtain some information In regard 20 him.
lie was In washoe about four years ago. since
when nothing has been heard from him by his
family, who are In destitute circumstances. Any
one knowing anything OF the missing man will
confer great favor on Instantly by addressing
MRS. y. l. SHUTE,
iu30w 100 Fulton street, Brooklyn, L. l.
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CLOTHING AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Fine French Silk Mixed ssita. a.......s26 so
Dark Colored Fine Busins Goats. 90
Fine Scotch Plaid Ca'simer Pants 90
Cashmere Pants .........-.............5 90
Extrn Fine Cashmere Pnnts.--..-.-.-..7 90
Fine White Shirts. s...-..---.---.-...-....-2 OO
Fine French Ribbed Cashmere Pants = so
Fine White All Linen Handkerchief. =
per dozen ----.-.-...--.---.-.-.''-..0 oU
Fine Fancy and Plain Velvet Vests.....3 so
Extra Good Cord'y Pants ..............3 rs
States' lIado rts.......................1 IS
California Flannel Overwhelmingly rs
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, ..........---.2 90
Harrison Cashmere Pants, nrst quail.
ity, -....-.-...-.-........-.-... %
Blue Blankets.-...--....-....-. %
Full Nailed Boots. a,....-.............-......5 %
Home.Knitted Hf-Hose, per doz......4 so
Best QunIity Tap-Sole Boots,.........-6 90
Nailed -...-.....-------.-..-..-.4 OU
Business Coats, --.............-..--.....-4 "
Boys Hats, all colors.. %
Undershirts and Drawers, grey and ..
white ..-.'.-...-.-...'''..'''''-h 50
Cotton Half.Hose, per dozen...-.......2 90
Working Pants. ........--..-..-..-...-.--@ oO
Blue Pilot Shirts. ....-...-...........--..2 25