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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-24

=" ANrED--lOO, 900 LONG SHINGLES.
w The undersigned hereby give notice, that
they vii pny the highest market price for good
quality Of LONG SHINGLES; and those having
such for snc, win hud Il 10 their interest 10 give
them a call before selling elsewhere.
Jos. spAW a son.
clearaeld. March =. lses-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-11-24

The Noted Cavalry Leader Interviewed.
Ascertaining that so noted person.
nge as Colonel John S. Mosby, the
dashing Confederate cavalry chieftain
was in town and stopping at the Con
tincLial Hotel, one OF the reporters ol
The Post, called upon him for the
purpose of learning bis views on some
points Of general public interest we
found the ex-rebel leader reclining
upon lounge, and upon our intro
ducing ourself he greeted us warmly
and pleasantly.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
oIrR NEW 10 S. MARsHAL.

Gen. Francis C. Barlow, who has been nomlnatep
tor II 8 Marshal. for the Southern District Of New
York. deserves well OF tho Republic When the he-
bellion broke ont, Gen. Barlow was rising young
LAWYER, practicng his profession, in this city lie
unbesita,inply surrendered his lucrative practice,
od volunteered as a common soldier for the defense
of the Republic and BY his gallantry and genius ior
arms rose 80 rapidly that he was made Colonel at
the seiee Of Yorktown. He distinguished himself
at the battle Of the Seven Pines and also In hcCei
lans famous change Of base (which malicious people
called retreat) from the line OF the Chickahomny
TO Harrison's Landing on the James River
At Antietam he captured two stands Oh arms ana
200 nrisoners. received two severe wounds, and
carried off tho field for dead lie recovered, how
ever. and was soon again in the field US Brigater-
General. At Gettysburg, whore he was
distinguished for his dashing and dar-
;na gallautry. ho was again severely
,.o,oded md ten into the hands of the enemy
brt ws considered by the Rebels to be too dead TO
bs of anv practical use as prisoner, and was ac-
.ordioolv left upon the field which the enemy were
soon compelled to eyacuate. lie again recovered
from his wounds, and soon reported for ser
vice. In Gen. Grants campaign the next
year he captured tho whole Rebel division
of Gen. Johnston In consequence Of his wounds and
broken health he was compelled 10 retire from ac-
tive service for short time but recovered in time
70 be in at the death Of the Rebellion and in the
6nal struggle between Grant and Lee he rem
dered essential service, especially In tho pursni'
of the Rebels flying from Richmond AT the close o.
tbe ar he left as full Major General that servict
! which. nj its commencement, he had entered as
nriyate with musket on his shoulder. In 1850 Gen
| RorIow was nominated by the Republican
narty Of New-York for Secretary of stat'
AGAINST Gen. Henry w. slocum, and bea
that renegade Republican by about 5000 majority
All who appreciate worth and patriotism will rejoic
that President Grant has remembered and rewarded
the services of Gen. Frank Barlow.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

societies, prominent manufacturers and agrcultur-
lists. They will also recommend TO the Pres-
dent the appointment of a commission OF
two or three gentlemen, to attend the Interna-
tional Statistical Congress, which meets ct the
Hague xtSnmmer. No oprovisiOn having been made
fOrsuch commission by Congress- the members viii
have 10 pay their own expenses, but will go by
authority of the President, and as representatives OF
the United States. Iftu.f.
Mr.. j. r. Clay. the colored man nominated for
mRister to Liberia telegraphed to the President to-
day declining the appointments 1t is probable that
Mr.. j. NJ. LangstOn of the Howard University, will
be nominated to the position. af
Mr. A. NJ Clapp is here, and enters upon his duties
as Public Printer tomorrow. I...1 q
Assistant Secretary OF State J. Bancroft Davis is
confined to bis rooms with a severe attack of
eryspelas He viii not be able to resume his duties
for some time. .t.L +. i..s4. ....- .r.- ...-
Col Douglas one OF the Presidents private secre-
taries, takes the place of Gen. Dent at the White
House 10 charge of the reception ROOM
The monitor Saugus, ordered TO the Cuban coast is
being rapidly fitted out and will be ready to sail in
abont week 10. \ %
Ex-Goy. Curtin and Speaker Grow OF Pennsylya-
MIA are here; also Gov. Wells of Virginia
The racing season begins here Tomorrow with
contest between Geo. NJ Patchen and horse in this
city; stakes, $4,000. -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
THE BOSTON POLICE NvEsrTGATIoN.

BosroN, April 14--The Committee OF the
Legislature investigating the corruption OF the Boz
ton Police Department bringing out some astounding
Developments. Numerous cases OF eoInpliciy OF the
chief and tho Detectives with thieves have been proved
and where stolen money was red by the OIL
eers aud only small portions OF restored to the rgng
owners are also Numerous, tho Officers f5strvihs tho
"ons share" for Themselves, and allowing the rogues to
40 at liberty. The public interest In tina hearings ~
ereasca rather tdeu dbnialthea
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. I

D The employees of the Government Printing Office,
Defrees at his residence tonight and eomplimented
him with serenade on the occasion of his retirement
from Office. He was presented with copy OF highly
parchment The visit was q surprise. Mr. Defress
responded in brief speech. Mr. Clapp, the incoming
Congressional Printer, was also serenaded tonight
Workers .t. ....- 7...
The Treasury Department adheres to the classifca-
tOn of certain iron from GotbenburR of octagonal
shape under act Of 1864 not otherwise provided for
and decides that it dutiabe at L! cents per pound
In the Criminal Court to-day the jury rendered
witb tSe a@geenS @ Of COO Of bonds
special deposit by Col d. r. McNar, with Murray q
Co. 1t will he remembered that Huyck was Presi-
dent of the Merchants National Bank, which ex-
ploded bere two OF three yeaTs ago.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
rpr,sIrRy NOTICE.

WAsuNGroN, D. G., April 14.-The follow
ing was issued to-day: ,,.,,vo,o,, n p
IhEAsoi DN' April u, 1869. )
Notice IL hereby given that the Interest T ia o
~, ~ ts tst days OF July next Will ne p v -, o
~, ~. he nrCucr offices, upon rebate o Nv ~
rate OF six per cent per hnhln sec Of Trea,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
ASSEMBLY.
..... ..aaRn


yT To 20 the Fsns@ Icrary soey
rookyn regulating appeals from surr3gates Courts Tor
rho distribution OF trust funds repavns myrue-lVe,
Rrooklyn; 10 authorize the Harlem River and Port
Chester Railroads 10 consolidate with certain ohers 70
establish an Asylum for Orphan Frendess ana iieEu
mate Children Of German origin; relating to Oneida CON
ference sennary TO regulate and restrict he orsanza
tion Of savings banks; the Canal Denc'ehcy oln'
- REPORTS.
Tn amend the charter Of the Hudson River Bridge
1iDe Sompanv; nnthorizing Oswego to borrow money
To- build Town HALL TO amend the charter OF the Brook
lyn Iron Tubular Company.
''A ORDERED TO THIRD READING ..,o.,,
To amend the charter Of tho Long Island safe DsPosa
Company 10 amend the charter OF Incorporation % s @
lie and Health Insufance Company; TO amend the
charter OF the City Of Brookly to prevent .s Se S A.
barrels for packing relative To the sewerase A"u
'fT The following resolutions offered by Mr. Jacobs;
among ao.. engaged -. I.e:r.s In from AZ. q
p iSss Sss sf IN a canals ,srsy greatly
AaI IA duty ,u ir,ersst Of the state 20 s ness g. %
crease ssd protect the property pA''Hs
hSS sa s. also been reprsp,.d the State owns land n
III. s"s .r,sns elevators al that poa therefore,
Rsd ha eoOeutrip That ~. csaa s as "sn
are SsTy% wStss the STAT. Bano .a.:
y erecting .s ss.G %s.Ssf Il f;s' + s'pas Ipsssss s.o:
Of land :, cause es .sa Corporations
70 prr ot rIcssmg bo'be i'r d =. t vnJsr the
Debate arising, the resolution was '"'''N
ru'es' H0o0SS gyEaIsG SESSION
-, n..,o. .i,,r,n, the man OF Central Park so far
establishes roads drives rnTng north to
enthave from One mo- ala military road ON the
prcSery Of the institution for .ss BS and s
er Incorporating The stss ss capital stock at 100000
ErdSs SemS. Marshall o. Roberts w Dnnesn mose,
anu nn aud ohors as Corporators brluRe 10 oe ouV
H. GilGcll any ~ Trnmnn authorizing the sale or GER
tnasSes " nss of land sold held by the st.,e Ts
one ye' - commis Ions OF Records for the City ana
county Mr. Porter giving 1 sns s sS' sSa for
appoai ~ Ar Kham. providing for the incorporation
H s,s Deposit Company Mr.. Patrick 10 author
"a ~ Tira and Southport TO purchase two bridges over
I iIe Ennm Ehm"ps RIVER. Ordered TO a third reading
e bi to aid In construction Of Railroads III TINS STATE
giving $4,000 per mile by svote OF 50 10 o. AuJourHeu
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
YTIst CONGRESS.

sENATE-sPEcIAL sEssIoS-wAsHisGIoS' Apln
After prayer and the reading OF the 1pra E4aG,.
OF yesterday the Senate immediately Me ,hr bnsness
tive session, and, without traI'h@eIihk ""' N'
odourueu.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
THURSDAY. APRIL Is. 1869.
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

The President sent the following appointments to
the Senate yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
yEro MESSAGE or GOV. HOFFMAN.


TIL oNr-HuspRED- AND TWENTY -FIFrHsTREET
sLhRoAD BILL RETURNED TO THE LEG
STATURE WITHOUT IIIs SIGNATURE.
Apr H. 1869. s.
the Senate: I return without my signature
San chill No i3s entitled An act TO authorize the CON
s,r ion OF railroad in one. hundred wenty -nthst
and ceria, other streets aud avenues In tho city o,
Ncy York. Ths bill grants ninety six persons naned
n residents of various parts of the Btat the privilege
1 aal ~ aSo railroad mentioned in its title without any
im lon time, and without any e9nsuerat,V ,pa ~
the pnt except that tho grantees shan pay lnto ho
9th city railroad companies In tue city Q, naoie
om oa, ,r are reGuired 70 pay license foe. Some have
be declared 10y the Court of Appeals exemPt irvn
x uch liability under the provisions OF thoir charter
s s ay slo wear for each car aud Others less Tho
req rrnc therefore. OF this bin 70 pay tho Same ices
as paId by other companies may not impose any eon.
ar "r mean nythlng as an obi CATION But however
hi may be- the license fee Is only nomnai onat a.
sons FOR tho value OF the privileges gaaye gatsd aran TO
sert ,in pecferred individuals of special license
and property. DO enjoyed and used py tne anv ~ co
snston 10 tho people Of the State or city for s value
mot concur ii or give my sanction 70 any sncn sI q,
,Ls S"e in and through which IL Is proposed 70 isy
AMI operate this railroad are not very o,, ,m
po au-hat tho fSye, d that an ex
on Should or might Iva made TO Inc RUE which
asys advocated ss pspasd sbeud he required have
ssS been referred 10 the example Of nay prS
~ tan railroad grants one last year 'sinar ~,
to that now propoed known as ye OF the
oor,,naI snI, or o. 900 per annum by tho COMPANY
INTO the Treasury OF the City Of ma n 6o
aos yssi approyed of what Ia known as inc ,s
sys Railroad bln." while yetoing other pis ent o, S op
chsssc,cr cannot however. allow TINS hrsu", ~, Tho
To control my action IN regard 20 w.
BIZ now under ne Sa nrro and grow
hisst ~ % snown ms Harlem In tho northern porohh
Of SsSYorE Island u this rar9Sa 9Sat ssctoh - the
LOT he gr,nted by the b will constitute property =,
great aud annually increasing va,rs SSt which re.
late 70 the merits OF all city railroad gla bS made
les Az, raised by this bill therefore ASH ~
Vision. applied tho more densey st more mpor
ttnosenMS really travelled streets and avenues. ,,nn
herefore as briefly as possible Prosandd aOd Established by
,e @ S.sssors mnSo can have Weight WIN Ipo ~ =" ali
tSs principles Thisn Q2la af s22-rGIla' 3!'.- -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST THE LOUISIANA
STATE AUDITOR.

NRw-ORLEANs, April l4.-Thee First plstrles
non, oday oSerrued the demurrers to Its jurisdiction
on the indictments against Auditor laoy and
elADoEstes
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
NEw-roRK LEGISLATURE.


r.. . BILLS PASSED. tr Hal" s'- y t
To authorize Homer t0 issue bonds to complete
tile Cortland Academy; TO incorporate the Howard Liter
Association OF Brooklyn TO amend the chartcr OF tne
Prospee, Park Ground; TO Incorporate the SentIa
Savings Bank Of New York. relative TO tnries In the dis
trct courts OF York; increasing the penalty Tor pro
ducing abortons; To incorporate the Eensve savings
Bank. .t.-.t EH. 2 .al ...
. THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF the Const
tional amendment Mr. HUBBARD offered as supsu-
tute the following. 10 ..-. go, -
WA<rsaa proposition no submitted 10 the people d thr
Tor whether they will adopt nee sasrsSs %
this State Dot hsrvhfe u ,.lste, 10 4b.
Isoirod Thai AL aenss b W. AZ IN. sis- STATES
s srAse for eosTed shs ee
dstsrndDed tAs people oftbs State f.. lt s il /
AT IA O'Clock (the hour for the taking of the yotei
Mr. GRAHAM moved its postponenient, but Mr. FOL
GER insisted on the special order beng observed .
Nr. Hubbards substitute was lOst-ll TO -au tne
Democrats voting " Yea" and tho Repubieans" Nav"
The resolution OF ratification was then adeptea--l7 10
i5-the Republicans voting Yea" aud the Democrats
!" Nay -
. Mr.. REACH moved TO reconsider. Lost--l5 toll. ci
~ BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD RSADISG Hil 81
To I'm corporate the Buffalo Tnrnyerlh; To incorporate
the Independent Turnveren OF BroOklyp; Incorporating
ibe Eleventh Ward Savings Bank OF New-Yorkj relative
10 writs prohibition authorizing the appoinent OF
a commit slon 10 locate State Penitentary or Industrial
Reforatbry; TO punish the ssuBg, procuring. or Using
OF fraudulent naturalization papers incorporating the
workngmens National Associations TO amsnd the law
relative to compensation OF sarrogates' Adjourned
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16
po,ron,z. Hama comnnnie..

There Is a feeling innate In the breast OF every
person that awakens pride In the success OF nome
institutions. II associates and identlnes tseil Win
and the benefit that tee Pacific Coast derives from
. patronage OF homo Institutions Is felt In every &c.
partment OF trade. pervades, all the different
branches OF Observation-Disclosures that which Is already
established, and opens new fields for enterprise aud
active industry. In patroniZing home companies
you rely on your own knowledge, and are not COM
PEELED to take the say so ofintcrestedr representatives
In times Of disaster and trouble you naturally
seek assistance from your friends; you 60 10 those
whom you know best, who can and will assist you
apply this principle, acted on every day. 70 insn.
rance. Is there any county more naturally SELF
sustaining than the Pacific Coast? Why then de-
stroy the vital principle OF prosperity, impoverish
the country and complain Of hard times. when your
misfortune Is the result OF your own action! would
you deposit your money In a bank on this coast or
on Wall street, Would you deposit money IN .
Life Insurance Company on this coast or one IN New
York. Would you buy Mission blankets, or do you
prefer sending East-you might get a better article!
Would you stop the culture OF wheat to Improve
the facilities for the importation OF flour! we are
ali political economists, but that man sets Whately
at defiance who exports gold and silver and Imports
everything else. What has become Of that $1,000
900 sent East for life insurance last year! ISL bring,
added 10 the circulation on this coast make any dill.
ference In Its prosperity? Would II notincrease me
amount In circulation here one-tenth,, and enable
you to cash those outstanding bills which you lohS
since despaired OF collecting
Is not the Pacific Mutual as responsible as any
company In the world! Is IL not as hDerh as any !
Are not the laws Of California as careful OF the H.
terests OF the pollcy-holders as those OF any other
State, Can you name n company which did the
same amount OF business In the same time that the
Pacific Mutual has donel Do the stockholders, OF
the Pacific Mutual get one-half as much for the
management OF the affairs OF the company and the
security which their capital affords, as the officers OF
any purely mutual company which you can name
get for their services as officers without furnishing
you any security at al2-
Pccihc Mutual Life Insurance Company, J. A.
Brumsey, Tahoe House. Virginia, General Agent
or Nevada, Idaho and Dakota.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16


WHITE Pirs ITENs.-Priyate letters
from Treasure City state that board is
from SIS to SIS per week, and lodging
difficult to obtain at 81 per night. The
weather is very severe, and little or no
work being done on the undeveIoped
claims. Several persons have been
badly frozen, and there were four deaths
in that town on the 9th instant. VI. A.
johnson, of Gold Hill, formerly a work
man in the Crown Point mine, and u
man By the name Of Clark, at one time
employed about Steveuson's mill, are
both lying dangerously i'll Of pneumo-
mia, which seems to be .he prevalent
disease, commencing with Il cold, and
often terminating fatally from not being
attended to in time. The miners held a
meeting at Treasure City on the 9Th
inst, and formed themselves iuto AN
association similar to the Miners Union
Of Gold Hill and Virgins. 1t is styled
"The Miners Benevolent Association
Of White Pine" and John White, late
President of the Virginia Miners Union,
is chosen President of it.
OpERI House To-SrGHr-GRAXD OrES-
ING NIGHT" RIP Van WISXLE' AND
"THr LOAN OF A vEH."-This even.
ing Piper's Opera House reopens with
the legitimate drama, under the aus
picss Of Lucille Western, j. A. Herne
and a very excellent dramatic company,
consisting of Mrs. Z. F. Reach, j.. Hair
rison, Harry Coad, Harry Hawk, Miss
Josephine, Miss Clara, Miss Westgood,
n. Thompson, Mr.. Walton, n. Edwards
and others. During this dramatic sea-
son, which will be short and sweet, a
quick succession of choice plays, sem
s%atioual and otherwise, will be given,
and we doubt not that our theater-going
public will enjoy many rich dramatic
treats. A large number OF reserved
seats in the dress circle were already
taken last night for this evening, ana
the indications are good for II crowded
house on this the opening night Get"
couple Of tickets, secure seats q axe
your wife, sweetheart or lady friend 10
see I" Rip Van Wrinkle" tonight.
WEEKLY BuLLioN.-The following isa
statement Of the mount of bullion
shipped or received for assay during
the past week From the Office Of Wells,
Fargo i Co., in Virginia, there we're
shipped 3,74O pounds of bullion, valued
AT sos, 453 81. From Virginia, by
the Pacific Union Express ComPa-
ny, sas, s42 81 of as.ayed bullion.
III. total shipmen. of bullion from
thi. city for the week has
bsen 1885 pounds, valued at sl22,.
600 4s, being $40 pounds less in weigat
and $ss,565 o6 in value th"n 'ne
shipment Of the previous weeh;
The amount Of crude bullion received
during the week for melting and assay
is as follows: E. Ruhling L Co., Vir,
GINA, 2s,7l5 ounces W. Q. Bousheld
L Co. successors to Theall Il Co.., oil
Virginia, "A, 76s ounces.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16

LIKE REGULATION DRsss PARADS..-
The teeth should always be scrupulons-
" clean and free from blemish. Keep
them in this condition with the incom-
parable Sozodont, and when they are
veterans in the service, they will still be
as "good as new
"SrALDrNa's GLUE" is indispensable
in every well regulated household.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16
Ten Dollars Reward.

r 0ST, IN GOLD HILL. ON THE 18th OF
IL December. a DERINGER PISTOL, or a
new pattern. The above reward will be paid for
Its return to the News office. and the finder Will
also receive tho thanks Of the owner.
Gold Hill, December 6Oth, 1858. de3O-f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.
By PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS L,

BY PACIFIC UNION P LINE.
HIT Tucker, Mr. Cramer, Mrs Leim, Mr.
Baird, VIM Gilman, D Baird.
Departures.
BIT WELLS, FARGO AND cs.'s LINE.
Hannah Sullivan, Wm Irvine, NJ D Bowie,
Gen Theall, Mr. John, CT Wood, One Nan,
w II Ennis, C W Thomas, Mr. Alexander,
Mrs Hickman, Jno Curtis, D L Bliss, Henry
P~oulinier, Miss Nellie Hosmer, Frank Spar
row, Mr. Trythall, ] Kelly, H Butenop, Geo
Vert, Jos Cavanaugh, Jno Kennedy, Tommy
Farron, Mrs Schneider, Geo Lewis, W Fair, A
G Tryon, Mike Burke, Mr. Brown, 6 Elder,
Pat Lannon and son, Harry Thayer.
ny PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS n
J Campbell, John James, ] Chisholm, JB
White, ] Powers, A Kitchell.
BY WOODRUFF AND RNSoR's LINZ.
Sam Brain, W " Ennor, Chas Crayton, T
Hanshauser, B Callahan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16
Transfers! Read This 81!
THE ABYSSINIAN
DESERT COMPANION !

DHIShIANA C"N1A I'M
rs ONE OF THE GREATEST AND MOST
L remarkable discoveries OF the present age.
II Is an infallible SPECIFIC REMEDY for the
euro OF collie. al well as n sovereign relief and
preventive Of Bolts and other disorders in
HORSES AND MULES.
Thousands OF valuable animals have been
saved or quickly relieved by the timely use OF
this truly wonderful remedy. which is worth
hundreds Of times
ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD!
Especially here In Nevada, where 80 many val
liable
HORSES AND MULES
are employed In quartz teaming, wood hauling.
and other important pursuits, and all owners OF
such costly animals In this or any other commu'
nifty should. on the score Of humanity, IL not ~
a matter Of economy.
Learn How to Save their Lives,
when II can be done 20 chcaply and easily.
20 To be had at all the principal Drug Stores.
PRIcE.......S5 90 PER BOTTLE.
All orders sent to JAMES DYER. Virginia,
Nevada, Postofice Lock Box $50, viii receive
prompt attention.
REFERENCES:
VIM. v. Leet, c. G. Wells, Virginia: Chas. II.
Van Gordcr, II. c. Blanchard, Gold Hill: Is. +.
Leet. E. ]. Jones, Samuel Hamilton, Thomas
wostcll, Dayton: Joseph Snyder, Carson.
dcS.lm JAMES DYER. General Agent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16
e. G.. COOK.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OFFICE HERETOFORE OCCUPIED u BY
" Judge W. n. Hall. Main street, Goia ~;
Gold mn. January 18th. 1859. yaLo-9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16
NEW ARTICLE OF
Watches and Jewelry !
Called "Gold Metal"

winch ms oil tue appearance Ol fine OSLb'
and Is very handsome.
Prices Of Mems Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. .......$ 500
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever, -. 10 W
Beautiful octagon.shape case, fine finish. 10 W
Heavy American style ...... ........... 10
0nc.half sizc, engraved case........... l0W
Beautiful stem winders. nice size Watch. DW
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cnses.
Lowest price Watch. ..... ............$ S4
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. ~"
Extra inc. engraved and cnamelcd' very g.. M
handsome ~
Chains.
., different styles OF Vest Chains, YER. IN
., hand.Sm ;,ls. lcns Neck Chains, for
rcon Iaaiss Chains, to fa.tcn with 6reastpln. 800
sleeve Buttons.
a, I,torcu, s,yle.. plain, black, enameled,
engraved and with coral, per pair. = 70
Snsr ! SiIr .ett d. Pin and Ear Rings, enam.
clcd. with and without coral ........ SEQ
cbiIdrcn's setts, Pin and Ear Rings, en-
:raved. enn:ncled, with and without
We nave Ladies' Watches, very beautiful,
in is cara, gold cases. warranted. ...S to 20
Genuine I" Scotch Pebble" Spcctacles, to
suit all sights, In anc steel frames. 90
Also a good assortment Of Gold and Silver
Spcctaclcs. We deal largely In the finest GOLD
AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, at
about one.third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for q price list.
We can send any Of tho above goods BY Ex.
press. to be paid for on delivery.
&C. E. COLLINS & CO.,
6o3 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
no3-5m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-16
BOARDING House for Sale.

A BOARDING HOUSE IN GOLD HILL,
n house. furniture. lot, and good will, now
now doing agood cash business, and centrally
located, Is offered for salo cheap for cash, For
particulars, apply to the editor Of the NEWS;
MARY /. EMERSON
Gold Hill. January ID. 1850. jan2-u