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FoRKIes Nsws.-The usual interest wa, felt

foRHeN NBws-The usual interest was felt
IN London in the annual contest between the
emma tea clippers. The ARIEL arrived on the
"a, from Foo Chow, fairly winning the race.
An unsuccessful attempt was made IN London
yesterday 10 launch the Bermuda from dry
dock. With the exception Of the Groat East
ern, she will be the largest floating STRUCTURE
in the world. The London .HIndIrd of yester-
day takes a more favorable view Of the treaty
of the United States with China than the INNS
and says il cannot share the jealousy and sus-
picion of the latter Journal. The contractors
who built the Metropolitan underground rail-
road in London offer to build a similar road in
New York, and TO furnish what capital is re-
quued to complete il which cannot be obtained
in New York. The French Emperor has gone
to The camp at ChaloDs. A Russian Catholic
Bishop, who refused to send a delegate TO a
Catholic Synod, has been banished by the L n
perOr 10 Siberia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

NATURALIzATIOS.-An act of Congress
passed IN le62 provides that any alien who
has enlisted in the army (resular or voluntcer)
and been honorably discharged, shall be ad-
mitted TO citizenship upon his petition, without
any previous declaration of his intention to
become a citizen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

The NEW YORK REVENUE FRAUDS -rba
examination Of ex-ColIectOr Smith was 70
sUmCd IN New FORK yesterday in public. The
counsel for the defence said the chars~s wara
the result Of a conspiracy against his clients
by wbiskey thieves and read a note from Com
missioner Rollins. expressing his shame aud
iudigI alton a. the accusation IL was also
/. lated that Mr.. Rollins would not attend the
investigation The Investigation Will be con-
,pupd TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

The Richmond DisT Ctch says: "A late meeting
Of the committee who have charge of the
scheme for establishing Republican organ In
Richmond passed re solutioDs declaring il mex.
p-dieHt 20 purchase the New Nation The
pIOI CT Il therefore abandoned"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

Congress OF Rabbis has recently been
in session in Cassel, Hesse. II was attended by
Rabbis from all parts Of Germany, even from
Vienna and Switzerland. The object is stated
10 have teen a solution of the conflict with
which the Hebrew Church is threatened-a
conflict between religion and science-between
old rites of worship and modern ones. A mod
ification Of the form Of Israelitish worship is
expected to result from this meeting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

In COnDecucut they have discovered living
worms in corned beet which had been boiled
thIee hours. They boiled the worms again
but they still 'swriggled.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04
AMUSEMENTS.N
Il BIRD GRAND ANNUAL
SCHCETLEN FEST
WASHINGTON stHCErzEN vEREiN,
Erw scHfn1EIrzzrNr,pK

WARRINGTON StHUETZEN vEREiN,
NEW scHuErzEN Pack.
Slsr on AUGUST Ans IsT, 2D. IN, and arH 81
sEPTEMRER
m IrlIe sho9tIng. Prize Bowling Concert ana
Dsneinr. tstie. Prize ske ting popular anus,
e.sSf pay sad Evening during Toe Festival
The bessnful youne Spsoish Gymns.ts. MILE
MllblH TUhNOUk. whose daring eats on tn
Epchssted Bar ~ the greatest piece % artistic
TrepeIe Performsnoss ever witnessed. oil app ar
every Alternoe and E.ening. Also. the great
TYROLESK OPEKA TRoUPH. under tse ispm..
diste direction Of Mr FREDERICK HofFGR
selection Of heir Bsautiful Rslisas Duets, Tr,o-
QHartsttes, 9niRtettes. sexs-ttes, Ohoruses. and
1yroleanw srtifnss Master WILLIE HANxAr
will perform on the Tisht Rope every Afternoca
90 4 clock and ever evening AZ o'cloCk The
Brilliant Diersnns Of Prof cOTT M, Of Bsitfuore,
will he Of tile inteTestng fes Of he F@.t-
val. Excellent Concert Music hy the 18th n \ In .
fss try Band, under the lesdersbtp OF Prof DNu.ch
every day. ScHRFnfk'S CAPkLlE % %, -
Ar OF 1err-ichote, every afternoon cou y ncing
a. o clock. The Nerefn gusraNtees the best order
ard ,oicits . generous and numerous patron are.
Punctuslly 81 u O'Clock =. NJ Gun will be M red
thus announcing the ciose " the Festival for the
uiehf Al Waters meet then leave the Park an
oroers OF tbe u mmittee q Arrangements must he
strictly ooeye I'd For the Prize shooting, Bovling
ana aides Shooting Prizes accounting 20 a. o.
VIII ne distrfbnted Omuibrssrs and carr .xe.
10 semcieht number g accommodate alt
ADM sston 20 the Park, rs cents: 20 the Psvil.
Hon, q cents extra. No RETURN TIOkErs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

From Blanchard and Mohun we have Hrr.
Ier's Weekly and HaTPcr's BGsar for September
18th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

~Bayard Taylor and family came passen-
gers In the steamer Germans, from Hamburg,
at New YORK, on Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

Young Eugene C-vaignac, whose refusal TO
accept the college prize at the hands OF the
Prince Imperial his created such greet sensa-
ton in France, was educated in stern hatred Of
Imperialism by his energetic young mother,
who was but nineteen yc rs old when her IL
lustrious husband died. CSvaignac died very
suddenly in The county, and his wife, though
she was overwhelmed with grief hal the
corpse placed in her carriage, and drove with
1T to Paris. which she reached in nire hours
atterwaTd. Her son We only a year old AT
that time. When Their C lied on her, a short
time after her husb-nd's death, she showed him
the child, and, pointing 10 the little boy, ex-
clsimed. "He sh-ll never t"ke the OATH,
The French Government hes long since placed
her under the special Surveillance Of the police.
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PERSONAL.

ITO MEDICAL STUDENTS Professor ANTI-
Il SELL will form his Private VisssAs on MON.
DAi september ith, at p. na-, at 2os Pennssl-
vsnts eyruue SCI -
SCHOOL BOOKS sCHooL BooKsli
~ " all kinds, at
SHEPHERD NHITAKERS,
sew Corner It'll and ID Streets
I BEEEBY FoREwARN ALL PERSONS
20 trust my wife. Cathari re Hawkins, on my
accounts as will pay no debts Of her contra citing,
she having left my bed and board without iusf
csuse. tseS-6t'I JANIS HAWKINS.
nR CHAs W. LEA, Female Physician Of eXpe.
~ rlenee and rniversa' success, No II Josephine
street. Baltimore, Md. Rooms, with CON petant
attendance All in trouble call or write. sea I'm
A PERSON WANTING A LOAN OF MoNkY
IA Tor the rent OF two or three Furnished or Tn
furp ished Rooms, not far from Judiciary Square
may ADDRESS City Hall, through the Post Once.
THE GENTLEMAN THAT WAS SEEN To
:, 4 pick MP small Black Pc RsE IN front Of 400
h street, between 18th and 18th streets, contain
ing between $50 and SO, will be literally re-
warded by leaving 1t at 3s9 ii street, between
sel-3t' NJ WHIPPLE
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49S no.. shoh.k. 1913
GHTsELIN CO..
No. as TWELFTH eTRKET,

.
BETWEEN 4 AND STREETS,
oneshort square from Pennsylvania syeuue
Oncer and Clerks Pay Accounts purchased,
NH sly
1'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sDLsc-,
Der has Obtained from the Orphans CONT of
letters Of admisistration on the per.onsI -
HENRY OENTRICH, late of wsshfnetor D. 10 n u
"a 80 Al persons having claims against the
eise, with the vouchers thereof 10 the s1bscrio
her, on or eefore the 2sth day Of August next.
heneht Of the said estate. Given 1nder nv S. "a
TINS 18th day Of August. 1875 -o"1
au 26.lawsw Z. DRooP, Administrator.
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE
" WASEiNSTON, ID. O., Augusta IR;s
DANIEL C, AMrLER and HALsiEs5 NJ
~ a1 M ct yseksonyis fiorias admin
having petilioped for ap extension Of the nsfen,
granted to the said DANIEL O. aMBLRR ~ ~
%ept '' ssw Gs~N M.cs li s:. for %sTsys
Rs on sse "a d.y ti II Ss heard
person may oppose this eSten.ioD nent: Any
dsposinons. and other papers should be fIes e.
this once twenty days before the day OF hearins
an 25laws w C5mmissioner ~ H..
ORPHhks' COURT. September \ Iss-0---
" TRlcT OF COLUMBIA, WasHINsroN Co.,
,r,t:.in he case Of BENJAMIN M. MCCOY
IaeeutoI aforesaid has, With the 1.Ssssed; the
OF the orphans Court OF Washinsto, SCs o-n,
Of sspiembsf, 1855. Tor he sD the 2sth d,
and distribution Of the personal estate az sssS
a ee sna OF the assets in hand a. far as
q said deceased are oOtihed 70 sttend. With tbeis
law be excluded from ali Sene IN ssis Ssosssst
N rr,dsd cory Of this srter be pubiished
once se &c, sor tire weeks In the Evening star
Register OF wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

THE CONSPIRACY CAsK.-The members of
the MorrisIania Trade Union convicted of con-
spIraey in REFUSING TO Work for a master mason
who employed journeymau not belonging to
their union, have beel sentenced, the principal
to pay fine Of $50, and the others s25 each.
The cJse is 10 be carried TO the Supreme Court
The Trade Unions throughout the country are
taking the matter up IS t"st 1ue-tion OF the
T. sht Of workmen u unite for any purpose of
self protection, and they propoSc TO have il de-
Cided upon by the highest tribunals, and ar
gued in their behalf by the best legal ability
Tie work men hold that the New York statute
(under hieh this conviction was made) against
what are called conspIraciPs to injure trade,
bad Its origin in times ter different from ours,
and is too arbitrary aud tyraricll to have a
plsce on the statute-b books OF a free country,
where the laborer is considered es good as any,
body else. As they argue, IL is unjust in the
last degree that the employer shall not only
have the right TO discharge them at his pleas
ure, but 70 hold them 10 cgal penalties if they
choose to discharge themselves for any cause.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR eALB-A0p1l Of eight rooms, 90 IN
Il str2ee two Story, attic, aud bas sment Los
Ills. 6uek Sisble en- TIE rear 81 ths lot. water
and sss. In good OEass; gIiee 500
.Aeo, eeveral dne BklCK EES1DENCES IN de-
.FAnrKDNHoUsRs and LOTS in en- parts Of
- city for sale. JOSHUA wHIfNET,
% sl a,sua ,,r, sss s s ...n sfs and H.
ROR SALE.-Righly vaiaahle business property.
ns1sted ON Pennsylvesi. avenue, south sic,
oetveen - and "a streets. aud formerly known
- the "ClINToN H0fBL." The lot Is Is feet
'front.' oy IL. deep, running back 20 81 feet
psved sFeys and Is improved by two substantial
three story BRICK HOUSES, with back building
70 eaeh, and are covered with slate E.ch horse
has eight rooms. including store room, and are
supplied with water and gas The property -
well adapted for business opposes and any One
wishing 20 secure hcuse With stOts and dsetlins
tosether. on one Cf 'he first brsinass streets in
the city, rsresy meet With eucs an opportaufts.
Terms hbersi-oue rhird cash. balance In six.
Twelve. eighteen and lwenty four months Apply
TO HIRAM BREWER, No. Is, a. street.
EOR RENT-A PBICK HOUSE oa I street,
4 peer st Aylosius uhureh. with ell The msderu
improvements. Inquire ~ the PostO1hce restsu-
rant. corner of Seventh and streets sui9 2w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR HOOPsKIRrs
ALTERED AND RlPAIRED ct Obs. BAUMH
HOOPekIRT, CORSET and SHOULDER BRACE
AANuIACT0RY, % Louisiana avenue, between
9Th and It'll streets. NH ITt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04
WOOD AND COAL.

4 kAyE YOUR ORDERS FOR
IL GLEASON a GLENNS
CHEAP GOALS AND WOOD
- ' ne ~ pot and Chief once, street wharf W
c. sTokRs CO., corner 18th and ", Wash
1. LUOHIs CO., corner 9TH and y. wash,pgto,.
49, boSoh, corner Bridge and High, Georse,
U"h' Jyl6- 6ms
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DENTISTRY.

Dk 4 =: COUMBE HAS REMOVED Hls
tween 4f III e. to 1,, No. 20 street;
past favors, and will be happy to see hi.
th tiends ana al persons that may favor htm with
VII VIII pa.Iohage. Teeth made on Gold, Silver, on
al reason able rates, o., 90 49, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

: II Il II s.
FOB SALE:
Go lbs. hard laid or Patent Cotton SEINE
TWINE. ~O'son e1iS
1900 Copper wired CORK BpOYs
sElNE made In any form and length suited ta
the large FISHERIES Of the Chesspea and PotoUar
Knit by hand, with q knot economically formed''
securing meshes perfectly square
Shsd GlLL-NETS, Herring do Mullet do
Specimen sent by mail
AMERICAN NET AND TwINE CO.
an lS-2wd2aw2mi A. Commercial street, Boston
Two LIME AND HAIR DKALERs AND OOu
Tractors.
we. We have ior sale prime LONG HAIR, or Plss-
Those wishing q supply twfn ind to their
ii. GRUPY q CO.,
NoNTIDKETIAL-Youn men VINO have IN
y Iured Themselves By certain secret habit,
winch unit them for business, pleasure, or the
duties Of married life; also, middle-aeed and old
men, who, from the follies Of youth, or otker
causes, feel o debility In advance Of their year,
before placing themselves under the treatment Oh
any one, should fret read 1.-The Secret Yrfend -
Married ladies' win learn something OF mportancs
by perusins The Secret Friend Sent 20 any
address In q sealed envelope, on receipt Of =
Boston, Mass. jsa-iT
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IL. L1WIE D DAVIS DENTAL AesOCIa
" TON,
No. $50 PENNA AVE-
Between l3th and 18th streets

=, 20 charge will be made for extracting where A
patient viii De reQsired to pay for the9
sGTfi les operation when performed, which
AssociA,lsn Is now Prepared to make Teeth OF
So VOC silver and Rubber, at New York, PhilsdsI.
al work done can have II cheap as I'm the above
named cities All work will be done in the peatess
and best manner, and warranted to give enttrs
Satisfaction. Persons will do we'll to call and az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

WILLIAM GGINANB,
w DEAIERrN
CoAL, WOOD, LIME, CEMENT, &C
central once, No. 81 Louisians avenue betve~.
oth ana lth streets west. Branch Yard, corner in
greet east and street south Wharf and et4a.
saw MILL foot Of Sd street east. Large Wharf ACCOM-
medatfons for loading and unloading vessel. snA
prices. Wv ~ " - nj PINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-04

SPLENDID CHANCE FOR A REsPONsIBLE
- CATERER TO MAKE MONEY Four large
hooMS n basement and Dining ROOM in first
story, with Furniture and IiSirgs, in a very
deelrsbie locality, for rent at Is per month 10
responsible caterer. A capable and reliable man
can secure al the table boa riders he desires: can
easily net S2oO Per month at once. He pusf
have few hundred dollars capital, at least
In9StIe At the Law Office of ]. McCLARY PER
hlNs' ae5 10th street, near PENNSYLVANIA ayenne
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

SUPREME Court DECIsION.-In the case
of the State vs.. A. NJ. Kru,tschnitt. in rela
ton to the assessment of the mines in
Storey county, respondent asked for a re-
hearing. In a decision in relation thereto
Chief Justice Beatty in conclusion says:
The case is one of great importance to the State.
BY what We deem gross violation If law ON the
part of the Assessor of storey county, the Stat.
has been deprived of a large source OF revenue
and her finances seriously embarrassed We are
not and have not been Inclined in this case To
grant a reheariug, or even To extend the time for
filing a petition in that behalf. First, because
have doubt about the correctness If the
decision rendered in the case, and we have at
least a well grounded fear that any delay in this
would he used to t,sther deprive the State OF
its revenue. The l,w is pie and plain enough
to those who want to carry it cut in its letter and
pirit. 30 far Storey county is concerned. it is
Just ami fair law: far it regards
the frontier Counties where the cos. Of crushing
ores is much higher than in Storey, no doust Il
operates unjustly and oppressivel, in some casee
and loudly calls for the interposition Of the Lees
lative branch of the Government But the law
has repeatedly been held constitutional by this
Court, and whilst held il must not be set at de-
fance evaded by Defendant unless he is willing
tn pay the pe"alty of his conduct defying the
Jaw. Rehearing denied.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

EASTERN Books AND PAPERs.-Mr. John
! Fox has placed upon our table Harper's,
ellou's and Demorest's FASHION, Eaga-
Efes for August; Harper's and Leslies
Illustrated Newspapers New York Ledger
Id Harper's Bazaar all Of which together
n much other interesting reading matter
|rne by the last steamer and viii be found
Fox's counter.
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GOODS MADE TO ORDER,

For ~. accommodation Il such ~ may desire,
Ne have se,nied the seiN ices ~ r.lrbtat.d Eut,s
p,an cutter. and ~. prepared 1, make up Iiecs
eoois 10 style superior 10 any other huns. GA the
coast Shirts, Ties, Collars, etc made 10 order
at short notice,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

lACoUITrED.-Dick Grey had an examina-
Ibn before Justice McKeeby yesterday for
Is share of the afray which resulted in
rhnny Moore's being cut with Dicks jack
hife, and was acquitted. Johnny's wounds
Ie reported rather sore, but not serious. He
I'll probably be out in day or two.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

[TAE CLEAR CREEK BRIDGE.-Proposals
y building the bridge on the boundary line
tween Ormsby and Douglas counties at
ear Creek will be considered at S O'Clock
rs evening, at which hour the members Of
bunty Clerk. See advertisement under
|ew to-day in this mornings paper.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

THE CIRCUS drew a fair house last night.
be slack wire man, the trained horses, the
hers, the foot ball walker, the circurious
BIN Thumb, the funny fat clown, and the
(lemn lean one, etsery," were as interest
IL and amusing as ever; and the audience
ent home to dream of sawdust and spangles.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

UNION MEETING LAST EvENING.-A
fetiny OF Union men took place at the
strict Court Room last evening for the
Fposa of making arrangements for meet
B Senators Stewart, CONFESS, Cole, VII
ms and Corbett and Secretary Gorham
on their arrival at Reno Tor Virginia as
/ Committee may choose) and inviting
IN to visit Carson and address the Union
Of this vicinity. Hon. Thomas Wells
elected Chairman and Mr.. Geo. ellison
fretary, Upon motion of Judge J. Nicely
hnson a committee of eighteen was ap-
nted by the Chair to act in behalf of the
Wy here. The Chair named the following
L.tlemen as such committee Governor
G. Blasdel, Lieutenant Governor J. S.
Chief Justice Beatty, Hon. A.
Nightingale, A B. Driesbach, Hon. C
Noteware, w. II. Corbett, II. S. Mason,
bn. Robert Clarke, Hon. 7. ID. Edwards,
S. Phillips, E. G. Winnie, Hon. S. H.
( light, H. G. Parker, Fred. Stadtr uller,
Munckton and S. E. Jones. Upon mo-
n of Hon. II. II. Bcnce the Carson AF- |
AL was requested to publish the proceed
. Of the meeting. Upon motion the
.retary was instructed to notify the mem
$ Of the committee Of their appointment.
journed.
We would suggest that the committee had
ter have meeting a. as early time as
Isible to make their arrangements. Our
guests will be likely to arrive
soon as next Monday.
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HE DAILY APPEAL.

|SPoRr on THE CARSON RACE TRACK
race for 500 side is reported as having
ken place yesterday on the race course,
tween "Gladiator" and Margaretta. !"
he race was won by Gladiator" Dis
nee one mile ; time 81.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES IN CALIfoR-
NIA.-Says a.:elegram in last evening Tree
pass:
The Republican State Convention asssm-
bled in this city, to-day nominated for Con-
gress: A. 4. Sargent. from the Second Dis
trict, on the tenth ballot; and Judgc,C. Hart
son, from the Third District, on the first
ballot.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

Marry EDsERroN arrived BY the last mail
amer, and last evening he Was to address
,.nien Asss Meeting II Sasraasase.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-06

SCHOOL CENSUS MARsHAL's REPORT OF
|nsus returns for Carson School District
,. !, County Of Ormsby, to the District
lhool Trustees, and to the County Superin-
fdent of Public Schools. for the school
bar ending August 81, 1868: Number of
Iys between G and IS years Of age. l6S :;
mber Of girls between and IS years of
r, 1872; total number Of children between
and IS years Of age, $50; number Of
ldren under 6 years of age, lS9; number
white children between Is and 2l wears Of
f, l6; number Of white children under p
Fn in Nevada, 1856 i; number of children
tween and 6 years of age, So; number Of
fldren between 1 and years Of age attend
public schools, s.; total number of
Fldren reported as attending public schools.
p; total number OF children reported as
ending private schools, 1875; number of
|ldren between and Is years of age not
ending any school, s..
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GEO. w. CHEDIC,
School Census Marshal, Dist. No. |.

fcHooL STATISTICS reported by School
|nsus Marshal for Empire City, School
|s,rict No. ?, Ormsby county: Number of
IS between 6 and IS years of age, 81 ;
|moer of girls between and is years of age
total number of children between G and is
hrs OF age, IS; number of children under
ears Of age, .9 number Of children be-
ben IS and q years Of age. 6; number of
Fldren under 81 born in Nevada, So num-
Of children between and wears of age
|; number of children between 1 and 6
prS of age attending public schools, 5 :;
al number of children reported as attend
public schools, IS; total number of
Ildren reported as attending private
aools, !; number Of children between 6
! IS years Of age not attending any school,
II. ii. BEScE. Census Marshal.
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STYLES.

Having agents In London aud Part. We ,ntruins.
III. rev .tyles 10 San FRANCISCO simultaneously
with their appearanc. IN NV York.
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SPEcIALlTIES.
-
PRICE AND GUARANTEE.

The largest aud most varied stock Of 8entlcs
mems Clnthing, furil-hing Go,-l-, Trunks. Bss.
ami Nalises, On til, Pacific Coast. Evrry article
soli, being 81 our own manufacture, IL guarshs
te.d. Having eontiarts direct with IufulsNn
and American Manufacturers bf piece g,ois We
thereby cn'ct n saving II fully 80 per cent IN
shul,ssl. dealers profits and ~. thu. atia "
oder supvri.r aocds a, lees than s.e,nd prices