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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-20

4 Ghor ARRANGEMENT Fog A Coon
N.EcE oP WoRK.-0ur busting &c nsman,
Ned S"eeny, has lot Of men a: work dig
s;ng trenches for the condui,s for his water
works, which he expects 20 have in operation
before a great while; and we are very glad
'hs. t~o Of the county's prisoners have been
farIneG out, by the Commissioners. to help
h:n. We don't exactly fancy the chain
gang business; bat we regard it as very
good plan for the county authorities to make
these malefactcrs who are in their custody
earn ;Aeir board. Evil doers mus, keep
res:hI- eye open toward Judge Waitz if
KY would keep from compulsory labor.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-20

0. J. DtCKeY the successor Of Thai. Ste
sans in the House, is spare man, below the
raedinm hight, with good size, we'll shaped
bead. and sharp, clear cur. intellectual fea.
tires. His dark hair and beard are thicklv
mixed with gray. and his general appearance
gives the idea Of close, lAborious siadrn,.
which be las been al his life,
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THE DAILY APPEAL.

GovEpNon1 LEvEE.-we are requested
~ announce that Governor Blasdel will be
pleased to receive his friends At his residence
s,is evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-01-20

ATTENTION CrRRYs--The Curry Engine
Company will hold a meeting this evening,
a; half past seven o'clock. All the members
are requested to be present.
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New York Restaurant.

w Il. JOY
"lsHks TO INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT
~ on TmhokRoW, the 3th day " January.
roy nc - pr.p,tc e. pay all bills agan,t him
iers;aal that he /. ready 10 re civ, All IN. Az
nun. Also lie wishes his numerous circl. on
Trends To snow That RE PAys fir h.s beef b,.
ter, aonr, &C. and thu,
IL IL his inte-tion 70 neither tru,,
nor credit from the 4th day Of
January, 1909,
AMI VIII POSITIVELY Keep 70 hses as.ou,.,.
az 30 all t,ks aos!cc
OAEsoa. Ja,rs.y. =, l.es. ~
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Dissolution OF Copart-
nership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ earsrtnership heretofore existing between
the nnder,isned. In the businass of Hotel Keep
ing IN Carson City. Nevada, va. this lay dissolved
mutual c.,nsrrt sat that the ssid busipe,e
" he c.ndLeies ., e Anlier's ll"rl, ID, Albert
Muller. Albert MULLER,
A. la GRAVE.
CA-sen Cry. Nevada, n>c:1,txr Il, 1858
go Inn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

charge I SAID he see,Aed to be- Of The "Iit-
tie knott DC. only know that .some persons
very near DR.. Mackey. aud whose acts ore
usually in haf9aony with Dr.. Aaekey.s views.
did belong to that 'little knot" It is pleasant
70 know thar DR.. haekey himself hiss better
policy in this matter than some OF those Who
arc generally regarded as his exsonents.
Is Is unfortunate Tor the OK. collector tha.
bis eourse has been such that those Who are
hss ''1srmest and truest friends in the Rnpub-
lean party Are not those whose birth and
breeding have been-in his neighborhood. Is
1Dssible that those who know him best are
those who least love and esteem hin ?
trust NOT. STRANGERS often mlsunderstand Us,
but IL Is sad. indeed, Uheu those vuo always
fuendly regard Vhich go sueeiens life.
A few words more, and will not weary your
patience longer. Df. Mackey says:
ITO me all honest Repub leans are the ssme,
no matter from what SiaGe they may come
do not denounce Mr.. Saw, or beoause Massa-
chusette gave him birth, but because the po-
htioal course he IL hero pursuing, ii pursued at
button that South Cafolins will yot award to
him.
Now in Boston when they have genuine
Republican as collector. they expect HIM to
take his sabordinstes from the Republican
party That Is just whai I wished DR.. hackey
to do; but he not only would not do this, but
he would insist that men vilo did not vote at
all, or voted the Democratic ticket, or voted
so secretly hat nobody kaeso how atey did oote,
we're "good Republicaus."
I hope the Dec or will not be ANXIOUS about
the 're.ributlou" I shall get. Charity begins
at home.
haYo done. Not willingly have I trespasse !
thus far on our spaoe. Ibis closes the con-
trovcrsy on ms part. have no reply 10 mske
to any thing else IN DR.. Macke,'s speech or his
letter. FREDERICK 4. SAWYER.
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Tribute Of Kcspect.

At meeting OF Howard Lodge, No. 8. I. D.
o. F., held on the 9th instant, the following
preamble and resolutions wero unanimously
adopted:
Again is this Lodge called upon to mourn
tho death of another worthy brother. Again
has that insatiate archer, Death, sped his
p,isouod shaft into our midst, and bornc of, In
tho very spring Time Of life and in the midst
Of q bright career OF usefulness, our brother,
]. q. q. GOTTEN. Could friendly and fraternal
affections, aud tho warm feelings OF every MEM
ber O. this Lodge. have interpoaed between
him and death. then he would still bo with US
In all his pristine health and usefulness, aiding,
o, ever was bis wont, in all that was conduc
Two to the we'll being and prosperity Of our be-
loved Order.
Therefore, in consideration OF lris close afln-
ity with US, and his honorable life, while we
tender to those near and dear to him our heart
felt sympathy, lot Us MOI murmur against the
decrees OF an all-wise and inst God. Be 1t,
therefore,
Resotoed, That. whilst bowing in humility
to tho will Of God, we cannot refrain from eI.
pressing the sorrow which we feol in the sad
loss we have sustained.
Resolced, That IN the sudden and une1pect-
ed death Of our brother j. II. Z. GOTTEN, in
the sprlng time of life, We have bsen Taught
another solemn and impressive lesson, and
made TO feel more deeply that in the midst OF
life we are in death.
RESOLVED, That in testimony of respect to
our deceased brother, q blank page in our MIN
ute Book be inscribed with his name and dedi-
Gated to his memory.
RESOLVED. That as token OF respect and es.
TEEN the working implements Of the Lodge be
ent quarter.
Resoiued, That copy OF The foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions be sert to the widow OF
our deceased brothe:. and that the same be
published In the CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
Extract from the Minutes.
f. L. ERREY, Recording Secretary,
Howard Lodge, No. 8, 7. o. y. F.
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caunBs.-The Uaited States Court will meet

CRUMBS. UAited States Court will meet
to-day.
Charles Lewis. negro, who stole a bag Of po-
tatoes from George Smith, was sentenced by
the Mayor, Saturday, to twenty days impris-
onment.
A free fight between Mary Aston, Anua
Young and Rosa Fraser. on Cannon-street, Fri
dsy, was Interrupted by the police. The Mayor
discharged Mary and Rosa, while Anna was
arrested upon magistrates warrant before
the Mayor had given his decision.
The Legal Debating Society will meet this
evening at half-past eli hit o'clock.
Alderman T. J. NJ ckey, rumor hath it, Las
his covetous eye fixed upon the Mayorally.
Rev. DR.. Hicks preached most eloquent
sermon at the st. yohn's Lutheran. Church yes
terday morning. There was very large a.
tendance.
The Treasurer OF Charleston County an
nounces that he is prepared to receive State
end county t. xes.
The regular communication OF Orange Lodge,
No. IA. A. F. d., will be held this evening.
a JOINT stock company is beng formed among
the planters along tho liues OF railroad centre
ing Ill Columbia, for tho erection of o large mil
tor pressing Oil from cotton seed.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, AUGUST AND S.-Pacilion
Hotel W. n. Rome. North Carolina; II. C..
Frohberg, Buford's Bridge; d. Winston ard
wife Aiken; a. p. Boyd, columbia; {. W.
Shuttle, austin. Texas; Ed. B. Cohen. Charles
ton; W. ". Ward. J Nelson Kingstree s.
e.; Jesse ]. Cassidy, W. D. Lindsav and tamil
ly. Florida; j. Gorham, John WiIcock, ]. L.
Bradlsh, New York; ". L. Berr, m IN, N. j..
Fsrr, NJ. n. Hill, D. Sancken, E. e. Thomas,
D. L. Fullerton, Augusta. W. A. Colclough
and wife, Florence; John D. Pope, Columbia;
]. NJ. Cov,ngton. Columbus, Ga.
Charleston Hotel.-F. NJ. Horsey, w. NJ.
Gardner, G. R. Conner and wife. J. w. Palmer,
New York; E. s. Jennison, Columbia; 81. l..
Perrin, "On the Wing" W. j. Verdery, Acme
Kllroy. j. c. Gillette, j. A. Lathrop, N. c. Jes-
sup, S. d. Williams, Augusta; E. J. Murrah
and lady, Eberton, Ga; L. l.. Waugh, North
Carolina; A. o. P. Nlips. Africa; D. ". Lamp.
KIN, Mississippi; G. Busham and wife. Geor-
eia ]. Llumdell, Philadelphia; J. D. Boyco
Grecnville; Mrs. Stansell, Mrs. MandevlIle. L.
sommers, r. H.'Couslv, Geoigia; &. A. Mayham,
New Jersey; N. B. Croweil, L. W. Sp'rhawk,
steamship Magnolia.
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THE SAVANNAH CLUB AND THE BAND WILL
CONE on SATURDAY NExT.-Mr. B. F. McCabe,
President Of the Carolina Club, returned from
Savannah on Saturday afternoon last, where
he had been to make arrangements for the visit
Of the Savannah Club. He states that he
finally succeeded in persuading the members
out Of the idea that the Carolina Club must
visit them before they would return to Charles
ton, and they promised to come, and bring the
band with them, on Saturday afternoon next.
The Savannah Club practice every after
noon, and are getting themselves 10 splendid
trim for the coming contest. The Carolina
Club must do likewise. It will meet for prac-
tice at the foot Of Broad-street, at four O'Clock
this afternoon.
We learn that the Savannah Club refused to
come last Saturday because they could not
bring the band with them. as the wounded
members had not fully recovered, nor had their
ruined instruments been replaced. By next
Saturday the band will be ready, and our cit-
zens may expect good music during the entire
visit Of the club.
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As eEoRaEH: CLARK Il ~sUrLRRs
what tho sew osllsstsr AAs 70 Say on
tho san5ees--Ho thinks Ais hsnae &as
boon "NrsngfElly Spoken Ag1inst"

The Boston ross. of friday, publishes the
following CURIOUS letter:
CHARLESTON. 8. O., July 81, 1863.
AeaTs Bsdis, Green's & Co., PHhlishars B0s-
ton Post Boston. Adss.;
GERTLxhEN-lu your Issue OF 8th Instant,
in IN editorial article on the first paga, eighth
column, wherein you remark upon ''the legsl,
personal and mob combination squabole in
Charleston" yon characterize George W.
Clark as ian eX-Nfssss anusetts army sutler.
You are Internationally. I ,hlbk casting slur
upon one of yonr oldest subscribers and
patrons. For several years. while HAVING my
abode here, your Daper has bsen daily read by
me. AZ m smber OF the firm OF Ralph smith
b Co., No. 40 Exchange-street, OF your sity,
for many years your paper Was Welcome visl-
father. VIM. II. Ozark. of Exeter, N. f.. for
some thirty or forty years Was, as subscriber,
It's constant reader; and now. after 70 long .
period Of pleasant acquaintance, 1t is with
painful sensatlon that find my name wrong
fully spoken against.
As to the political status OF the article. I
have nothing to say, although might say
therein contain d. Ishall speak only as to my
imputed sutlership,
have neUer been an army stL1er." In 1853
dld establish myself in whoiess'e business
on Morris Island, preparatory to entering
Charleston on is evacuation in February, 1865.
Previous to my leaving Boston with Cargo OF
goods, informed my friends Of my intention
of starting business on Morris Island, and IS
soon as tho City OF Charleston was taken, of
transferring my business to that city. Ny
arrangements were fully and efsotualy car.
RED out. To be sure, while on Moris Isl
aud my trade was. to largo exteRt, supplying
TO army suffers. but myself neoer was coA.
ucctod with a reg iment or With the army. I
take exception to the term "army sutler," not
that it was a disreputabls employment, but
applied 10 myself 1t ia not true, and even II not
80 intended, is areaection upon my personsl
character and reputation.
trusting, thinking aud believing you will
make all proper correction OF the objections
bic term, for which shall an1iousiy search
your columns,
Iremain, ever respectfully yours,
GEO. W. CLARK.
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MURPHY, THE HL0PHE.
Mrs. Murphy Goes for sAs Woman who
Entieed her ausbsnd or and tho Wo-
man Floes.

The account in Saturdays NEWS OF the re-
turn of Richard Murphy. who left his wife and
i've children, elopeG with young married
woman who had been in bic employ, remained
away two days and returned within seven miles
Of the city on the South Carolina Railroad
train Friday afternoon. closed with the state
nent that Mrs. Murphy had left in carriage
for the place where her husband was last seen,
being bent. as she stated, upon attending to
the matter herself without tho aid of the law.
and leaving doctors bill upon the woman
that had come between her and her husband,
meaning thereby that she would go for the
woman and leave her in such condition as
would require the attendance of physician,
and consequently make her have bill 70 pay.
When Murphy and the woman got of Of the
car at the Seven-mile pump, 1t was raining very
hard; but nothing daunted. they started to
walk to town-he evidently believing that 1t was
best to make gradual approaches upon the city
wherein lived his deserted wife, whom, he had
no doubt. was very angry.
At the Four mile pump he was very much
surprised to be accosted oy his wife, who had
como Hp in carriage. She, without any pre-
l;miDary conversation, commenced to use no
very complimentary language TO the woman,
an AZ the same time looking as if she intend
ed to carry her threat into execution. The wo-
man. not desiring to Withstand an assault from
the wife she had done 30 much injury to, and
have Doctors bill left upon her, field from the
wrath which was eyideatly to come. Mrs. Mur-
ply then endeayorei to persuade her husband
to return 70 his home, promising to let the past
be blsnk. This he refused to do. and would
not even ride into the city with her, but pur-
sued his way on foot. At last accounts he was
walking about the oity, telling those Who re-
quested him to 70 home that he would go
when he - pleased.
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TIE PORT RoYAL RAnRoAD.-The BarnWell
Journal says:
The entire contract for building the Port
Royal Railroad has been let out TO AR. Flan-
neean. at the North, for two millio and 3
half dollars. The work will begin at once, and
the contractor hopes to finish the whole road
by January, 1871. 1t will run through some of
the most fertile sections OF BarnIell District,
and We congratulate our friends along the river
upon the prospect they have Of speedy railroad
communication with Augusta, Savannah and
Charleston.
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A DRUNKEN MAN PUT TO UsE.-What to do
with drunken men has been the anxious in
curry ever since men have been in The habit
OF making beasts Of themselves, and yet no
definite answer has been given. But on last
Saturday afternoon one drunken white man
was put to use. He was reelin2 along. throw
ing bricks and stones. mach to the annoyance
OF passers by. shrewd individual, whs was
about to buld upon his lot and wanted the
stones and bats cleared away, observing this
fellow, seduced him into the lot, BET up tar
get-an old kettle on stick-in an adjoining
lot. and told him to fire away, which he did
with 80 m .ch earnestness that iu fifteen or
twenty minutes there was not missile on
the lot. The target was not hit. The throw
er, desiring to tear down the palinss for am
muntion. was checked, and he was sent off a
tired but apparently happy man.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN FERGUSON. fune-
raj services OF the late Captain John Ferguson
took place at the Glebe-street Presbyterian
Church, at halEpast four o'clock on Saturday
afternoon last-Rev. J. L. Girardeau oficia-
ting. Members Of the st. Andrews and Hber-
man Societies, Burns Charitable Association,
and the Charleston Board OF Trade, were in at
tendance IN body. The remains were in.
TERED in Magnolia Cemetery.
The flags Of the shipping 10 port were dig
played at balf-msst Saturday in token Of re-
spect to the memory of the deceased.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM F.RE ENGINE FILL
MoRE-Messrs. W. L. Besserman, w. J. Farr,
II. N. Hill and D. Sencken, detachment Of
thcl Fillmore Steam Fire Engine Company, oi
Augusta, arrived here Saturday morning, and
put up at the Pavilion Hotel. They came in
charge OF their steamer, the Fillmore, which
they shipped to New York Saturday afternoon
to have repaired, che having sustained injuries
during the trip to Atlanta last May.
We learn that the South Carolina Railroad,
with it's accustomed liberality, agreed to trans
port the Fillmore fire engine to Charleston
free OF charges, and the Morgan Line ofstean-
ers from thence to New York on the same
liberal terms.
The members Of tie Palmetto Company took
the detachment in charge, Ind treated them as
firemen know how to do. The detachment re-
turned home last night.
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WHAr THE CABrET-BAeNnss, PROPOSE TO DO.
The Carpet bag wing OF the Radical party, it
is reported, propose to run Congressman G.
g. Bowen for Governor; Attorney General D.
d. Chamberlain for Lieutenant-G Governor, and
Judge &. B. Carpenter for the Supreme Bench.
II Bowen be elected he will then be made
United States Senator, and Chamberlain will
become Governor. sMan proposes" &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

SOLD A MELON AND STOLE WArcH.-A negro
boy, ,on Friday last, went into lady's house to
yssll watermelons. and while there stole the
ldy's wstca. She. had hun arrested, and be
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday
BE was sentenced to ten days imprisonment;
the punishment being made thus light at the
request OF the lady.
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ANOTHER R1orER. -Abram Brown, the nego
who was sent to Jail on Friday last upon the
-6harge of committing burglary and larceny,
and also for heading an assault made by four
other negroes upon Officer Nipson, has. We
learn. the additional charge against him OF
,bsing engaged in the late not.
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Assiam BuRaIARy.-About nine O'Clock on;
-ssturdst night. the store at the corner Of
Smith and Cannon streets was entered, twhile
The proprietor was thsrein.) and the money
.tiil and contents stolen. -d,l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

TEE NEW srArHHousE-The Columbia Phe-
nix says: "1s Is believed that the next session
OF the Legislature will be held in the new State
Capitol. The work is being pushed forward
rapidly. Twin be many, many years bef, re it
can be finished according to the original de-
sipn.n
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A Hmr FOR Dull TnEs.-rake ADVANTAGE
4ot the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hay.
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheaply done at THE NEWS Job Office, No.
1t9 Rsst Bay,
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D1LLoNs improved universal wrought iron
tie, which possesses every advantage for tho
secure and economical baliuc of cotton is off r.
cd for sale by Messrs. Roach & Co., the agents
for it in South Carolina.
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InosrANr TO BUILDERS On Saturday morn
ing last four builders we're arraigned before
the Mayor, to answer the charge of violating
q city ordinance in not having fenced in the
scanolding around the buildings they bad in
course Of erections Aher great deal OF talk
ing the Mayor decided that the city ordinance
required the fencing in Of scafsldinRs. and that
.the law in .he matter should bs rigidly en-
t6rced hereafter.
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-PARDoSzD.-The negro soipio Jenkins, who
was convicted by q jury OF the State Court OF
having murdered Mr.. Brantford during the
"BatteEy riot" Of 1855, and was sentenced
to be hung, and had the sentence commuted to
Imprisonment IN the penitentiary, has been
psrdoned by Governor Scott. ''
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TIE wEArHzR.-There has been great
change in the weather OF late, and avery
agreeable one at that, as it has been 30 cool
that the use Of ice has been rendered unneces-
sary. At midday Saturday the thermometer
stood At sixty-eisht, and early yesterday moro
inp At sIxty. ,-..-.
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The NEWS IN THE CouNrRY.-Readers Of
The NEWS gon. to the country can receive
their flv )rite paper by mail, daily, at seventy
i've cents month, by addressing no o. with
their subscription, to our publication office.
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BUSINESS TOES.

MEssss. ROACH & Co., in another column,
call attention to the "New York baRging."
which is wider, closer, stronger, and affords
more protection for the entire covering OF the
cotton bale than any other in use.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
neetinss This Day.
Grange Lodge. assP.M.
Hook and Ladder, No. 3. ats P. II.
earoiina Base Ball Club, at 8 P. N. .

BURGLARY. During Friday night last the
foe-house ON Meeting, near Trsdd-sFeet, was
burglariously entered, and quantity OF ice
tickets anda small amount Of money stolen.
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lam NOW PREPARED TO FxscUrE PROMPT.
LY, upon he shortest ro,ioe orders for S''UrHERN
9ELLOT PINE POPLAR, HI.KOKY. GUM and
o.he hard wood or any Dimensions. delivered In The
ity of Charleston. clean and bright equal to the
best city sawed For further iufo nation. apply to
Mr.. E. N. BkODIE. Charlerton. \. q.
JIM HUMBERT.
Johns Island stesm Saw Mill. August lst. 1869
August mth1mo
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GULLETT's srEKL BRUSH
COTTON GINS.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW PREPARED TO
fI orders for these justly celebrated GINS. Certe.
Gates from reliable planters In this state, who have
bought and used them the past seasoo. IS well a.
from the Fa"tors and Brokers' iully confirm all that
fs elaine, for them; and the fact is now well estsb
lshed that the increase in the price Of Cotton gnned
this Gin will. on every forty bales, fully pay for
the cost Of tho Gn.
ALSO,
HALLS PATENT COTTON GIN FEEDER,
valuable Machine, saving botn time and labor In
the ginning offs crop. Can be attached TO any Gin
made.
send for Circulars
@. GRAVELEY,
No. 50 EAST BAY, s0U1H OF OLD PosIOFFIoE,
Augusta mwf amos Charleston, 8. O.
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financial.

ID A N X II II 5,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MER-
CHANTS, wishing Cheeks Blanks. Letter Heads. or
Job Printing of aBy description. c. get their orders
filed promptly and in the neatest style, at cleap
rates, by applying at THE NEWS JOB OFFICE. No.
l49 East Bay.