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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-07
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE z.

New York, Oct. lin a confession
and restitution by Keyser, he states
that In seven years employment by the
city, he has received $250,0OO, for
which he has done little work, but de-
clared that his signature on many
vouchers for exorbitant sums had been
forged. His confession will probably
secure him immunity from punish
ment. The Committee Of Seventy, In
following out their determination to
prosecute thieves, demand that the
Governor forthwith order the Attorney
General to commence the required pro.
ceedings. They will employ counsel
to assist in this work. The late County
Auditor Watson, Is supposed to be the
person who altered Keyser's vouchers,
Tweed says there Is a discrepancy be-
tween the statements OF Controller
Green and his own as to the financial
condition of department works, that
there shall be no stoppage Of the work.
and he will individually pay the mel
in his own depar tment rather than SCI
them suffer.
CIEY OF Mexico, September u, VII
Matamoras.-Juarez was installed Al
President last evening. His message
Is couciliatory but firm. It recon-
mends improvements and the building
of railroads. The President has {
majority In Congress.
Another revolution has began In th'
State Of Nueva Leon. Gen. Pedro
Martinez has pronounced at Gallsns
against the Juarez Government. Sew
eral other chieftains have Joined th'
movement. Their combined force!
are said to be marching on Camargt
and Matamoras with n view Of occu
plying the Custom-houses on the from
tier. Gen. Cortina has Issued a pro
clamation waglng fight for Juarez
Great preparations are making n
Matamoras for a fight. All the cav
airy has left for the front.
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KissIng = Pretty Woman on the Pa
... cIdc hail.
lFrom the 8. Z. Fipsro.l

kcNOh eAO os y RAbaiOsl
"Dou you sec that pretty woman ?"
asked the naturalist Of the Baptist
deacon, pointing to a well-dressed,
,modest-appearing lady, who was eat
Ing with the other passengers, at one
of the feeding stations.
"Yes, what Of her?"
= "Oh, nothing, only I'll bet you a
new hat that I'll 20 In and kiss her."
"1hat's nothing. Anybody can
kiss a woman"
"Yes, but I never saw her before.
I'll agree If she makes any fuss about
1t to pay for the hat"
Don't you know her, honest?"
"Upon my word!"
"Never, 50 help mel"
"It's a bet !"
"Agreed! Now watch me d"
The naturalists walked, deliberately
up to the lady, put his face down to
hers, and then kissed her squarely on
the cheek. 10 the Infinite surprise OF
the Baptist deacon, she did not hit
him with the water pitcher, or holler
"murder" or "rape." She simply
glanced up at him, blushed a little,
and went on with her eating.
II the naturalist among women what
Rarey Is among horses? was the men,
tai Inquiry Of the Baptist deacon, In
connection with the probable price In
coin Of ~ hat In San Francisco.
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RUMoRED .MURpER.-A report has
been in circulation here for q few days
that a woman had disappeared from n
ranch thirty-five miles from Schell-
burn, and near Dutch Creek; and that
her husband was suspected Of putting
her out of the why. The parties are
we'll known here They were married
In this city q few months ago, and de-
parted for q ranch somewhere on Duck
Creek, where the husband had been
living before the marriage. Report
has It that the course Of love ran on In
4 rough manner between them; that
the husband, on account Of being dis
appointed in receiving q certain sum
Of money-which he had In view be-
fore the marriage-eithcr in a pre-
meditated way or sudden burst Of pas
sion, put her out of the way. Day
before yesterday a dispatch was re-
ceived at the Sherlff's office, from q
deputy lat or near Schell Creekl stating
that he was on his way to this place
with q prisoner accused of committing
a murder. The superstition Is that the
prisoner mentioned In the dispatch Is
the man suspected Of the murder Of his
wife. Very likely news will be re-
ceiyed by stage this evening concern
ing the matter. The names Of the par
ties referred to above are kept back
until further. particulars are obtained.
-IPhite Pine Ne,rs, 4h.
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To. mullen. IN. Away viii.
The San Francisco coz Of octobs
9Th relates the following:

The San Ffanclsco CdR Of Octobsr
4th relates the following:
1t Is not often that . representative
Of $4,000, 900 goes anywhere against
his will, but yesterday two spirited
horses accomplished the feat, although
the dead weight behind them at last
compelled them to knock under. Ex-
Gov. Stanford weighs In the nsighbor-
hood ;of250 pounds, and each pound Of
flesh represents $1,000 Of pscunlary
wealth. In other words, the Governor
Is worth $50 times his weight In gold.
Yesterday this valuable parcel drove
out his fast span,- Coward" and
mate, and turned into the Agricultural
Park track for a spin around the half
mile course. The horses were In high
spirits and became so excited that at
length, when they had gone halfway
around, they ran away. The Gov
ernor twisted the lines around his
hands, and throwing the weight Of his
$50 pounds against the bits, endeav-
ored to stop them. But the horses,
forced by this procedure 10 open wide
their mouths, only smiled and ran
faster. The Governor found that he
was only wasting strength, 30 took
the matter coolly and devoted his at
tentlon to steadying the beasts and
keeping them from boiling the track.
Away the animals few with their pre-
cious charge; the wheels fairly spun,
and as the wagon rounded the turns at
. terrific pace, the Governor would
"lean up"to keep tho centre Of gray
lily where It. should be-. Five times
around did Onward and his mate run
before they delgned to recognize the
persistent drag Of SIC, 000, 900 at the
lines then they moderated their pace
and signifed by their actions an ami
able desire to stop. But the self-pos-
sessed driver rather enjoyed the ride
and was not yet satisfied. The horses
had previously had all their own way,
| and now It was his turn. He gathered
them we'll In hand, called on Onward,
and passed the line at a square trot,
singing out "Take the time !" ~ he
passed. The time was taken; several
watches were held over the "Gov.
ernor's trot against time" and the
race was watched with great interest.
The horses trotted fast and sQuarelY,
| coming round the half.mile at q
smashing pace, which was kept up
until the mile wal completed, without
n skip, IN. 2:5216! Considering the
fact that the track Is only half a mile
In length, and that the horses had run
two and q half miles with a road
wagon and $50 pounds of humanity
behind them, the feat is a remarkable
one. It Is hard to say which Is most
to be admired-the horses remarkable
time or the Governors. superior bot
tom. s5 - GE
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ATTACKED DY A BEAR.-rhe San
Jose Patriot Of October Sd records this
incident: I.
c On the other side Of the Pine Ridge
about sixteen miles from San Jose, q
Mexican two weeks since had rcon-
flct with a she bear. He was worn
ont from travelling over the hills and
his horse was completely used up
when he came upon the bear and three
cubs. She Immediately sprang upon
the Mexican, threw him down, chewed
his forehead and face, and bit him In
both legs. Finding that her cubs had
Il away, the bear got OF the pros
trate man and left.
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GRACE GREENWOOD, describing a
thunder storm in the Rocky Noun
tains, says 1t approached as near as
nature can get to- Beirstadt." Sunset
Cox was there covering under a
blanket, and clinglng close to his
companion. Grace says: t"Ths great
painter oftwenty-thousand dollar pic
lures should have been there again. to
have painted Sunset on tho Rocky
Mountains"
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In Peru small patches Of fleece are
left In the meat Of the sheep when
killed, and when your hind quarter Of
lsmb comes you can verify the fact
that you n not paying lamb price for
kid meat, BY a bit Of the innocent's
original fleece. Some unprincipled
butchers are said to have become so
far Yankeeized "a to glue bits Of fleece
on kids. flesh to deceive their patrons.
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BY THE CABLES.

LONDON, October TN sharp news
paper articles on the subject Of literary
piracy, the writers roughly handle
American publishers, and demand in
ternational copyright.
A fortnightly line of ships from
Antwerp to New York via Dover is
contracted for.
The smack Peto was sunk off Var
mouth, and eleven persons drowned.
The Turkish cholera panic Is sub
siding.
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The latest fashionable folly in Eng
land is for ladies' perfectly sound in
their limbs to initiate the lameneSs Of
the Princess Alexandra. 70 render
the imitation moro easy Of perform
ance, the heel Of one shoe Is made IN
siderably lower than that Of the other,
The gait thus produced II known a.
tho Alexandra limp. .
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The PARIS FoRrs.-The Germans
have been paid their Indemnity, aud,
In accordance with the stlpulations OF
the treaty, they have evacuated the
Paris forts. The French ~tri-color again
wave from Its old flagstaffs. Consid-
ering the money they cost, the blood
shed in and around them, and the i'm
portant circumstance that they failed
to keep out her enemies, it isa ques-
ton whether Paris would not have
been better without these greatly cele-
brated butextremely troublesome forts.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE sUccoR MILL AND
" Mining Company, San Francisco. oeto-
Der s, 1sn.-Dvidend No. ., Of Fihy Cents per
share, has this day been declared on the capital
stock Of the suceor Mil and Mining Company.
payable on and after the 18th. Transfer book
will b closed from the l4th to the 18th, inclu-
sive. WIN b. WATSON, Secretary.
omee-Room6 ., No. so2 Montgomery street.
III. oc1.td u II = :. ~
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NEW TODAY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

~
We, tho un~dersigned, Policy Holders In tho
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY, hereby tender our
thanks to the Agents Of that Company for the
prompt and satisfactory manner in which our
respective losses by the late fire were ADJUST.
ED and PAID 81
Tuos. TAYLOR & CO.,
KELLY & LowENSTEIN, .
i 81 II. V. 8. MCCULLOUGH & CO.,
BUCKNER s. FERREND,
NJ, WERTHEIMER uz ...Ex nat.
N. FRIEDMAN,
KELLY, GILCHRIsT & HENDERSON,
DERBY & GERHARDT,
LoNKEY & SMITH,
DEMLING q DIcKMAN,
-s r. T. BRODRK, Ei.
HEDGER 8 NOE,
C. N. LAWRENCE, ....
]. P. SMITH,
.r G. AITCHIsoN. NJ. D..
A. @. SCOTT,
G.sE. %FERREND, &C
CSDERBY. - "a'@
In reference to the above, I would itate that
the aggregate losses OF the L.. & L. & G. by tho
late Hre In our city were Fifty Thousand Dol
lars, every cent OF which was paid In FOUR
TEEN DAYS after the nre, without deduction
or discount. JOHN sPRosToN, Agent.
Virginia, October Z, 1871. -.,.- 90
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PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Dress Circle and Orchestra Chair. .......$ 90
Farquette ~ ~
fIlNato w
No Extra Charge for Reserved Seats.
BOX OFFICE open for resryed seats on
Monday morning, atl0 O'Clock.
~ Doors open att o'clock. Exhibition to
commence at 8 O'Clock, precisely.
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AUDITORS REPORT.

AUpIron's OFFICE, Virginia, Oct. 4, 1871:
To the Honorable Board Of County Commits.
sloners Of Storey County, Neyida.-1 herewith
submit my report Of the finances OF Storey
county for the quarter year commencing July ],
1871, and ending September 80, 1871, both In.
clnaiyp.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN

sPsciAL. TO THE eOLD III DAILY NEWS BIT
rae WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LINE.l
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Part Second,

Great Grsss' Fsa t' Of iTIocpIspinning". "s
= Prof Gangero and Lady
The Difficult Feats on Boxes ........:...K umi
Difficult Balancing Feats. lyon and Alright
Series Of Juggling ...............Prof. Gangero
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PROGRAMME.

Part First.
Suspension Sword Feat. PRO-. Gangero
Screen .......... lyon and All Right
Scenes ofTumbling. BY the Twin Brothers, =.
Tumi and Kumi
Thrilling Performance on Slack Rope.
by the Japanese Belle, 0toksan
Tho Wonderful Box and Bottle. Prof. Gapgero
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For further particulars, see Distributed Pro-
Tickets can DO obtained OF any OF tho Nom
bers.
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THIS AGENCY 10 NOW PRE-
i pared to receive deposits OF coin or oulilon'
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or TO issue Ckn;
the hoider} In Gold mn or San Francisco; to
make collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO tho Parent Bank In san tranclseoi
sells Bills Of Exchange, and transactS aeherai
Banking Business.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
Itor,. Al less than IMPORTATION PRICES,
oners to tho people Of Virginia, God Hi and
tho whole State, ono Of the nnest, most COM
plete and Recherche Stocks OF
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j. w. PARKER. Agent,
Ofice at Miots Drug Store,
COLUMBIA, s. C.

VNlIE above Company offers all the at;var
il tagrs usually granted by other compa-
hlrs, together with sume peculiar to itself.
1t ls the only truly mutual Company in the
south. -iH profits are divided among il 3
policy holders annually. No STOCKHOLDERS O
absorb any portion. Dividends paid IN cash
at the end of the first year.
IL IS more tiberat than any Comy any in his.
that all policies are non; ;forteiubie after the
payment OF one annual premium, and no
violation OF the conditions of the policy (saye
fraud, or attempted fraud,) can destroy it's
surrender value.
its aiiairs. ,, in every respect. are managed
With tho greatest prudence and economy.
Nearl! $50 600 received during it's first fisca
year, 9th November and only 81, 600 pa id
out on death claims," in the same time
oeipg less than four per cent of same, and
less ran 81 to ach Sc 600 at risk
Such management gives much better assn
rance OF future stability and profit than tho
nero statement and prt misses of agents of
companies not 80 conducting their business.
no matter how large the amount Of their
business or assets.
By assuring in this Company your premi
ums paid will be under the management of
men OF wtll-Inown ability and integrity at
home, and not sent off to return only at your
death. Tho State is annually drained of
hunired of thousands of dollars by premiums
PAID TO companies out OF the State.
Feb g limo
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A private letter from Montreux, in
Switzerland, gives some painful facts

A private letter from Montreux. in
Hwit1erland, gives some painful facts
ioonnected with the disordArly flight of
'Bourbaki'sarmy across the Swiss frontier
They entered Switzerland lin the most
abject. miserable plight possible. They
were obliged to walk all the wny from
Lausanne. as the railway companies
would not allow them to go in the trains
as they were SO dirty, aud compelled 10
march shoeless and stockingless through
the snow, with hardly any clothing to
protect them from the bitter cold.
Many of them fell down dead in the
streets of Pontarlier from exhaustion
and want of food. The refugees state
that for three successive days they we're
fighting with tho Prussians up to their
waists in snow-they in the plains, and
the Prussians on tho surrounding hills,
and their only subsistence for two days
was two biscuits apiece. Much kindness
was shown to these poor fngitives by tho
Swiss. who did all in their po wer to re.
lieve their pressing needs, and to supply
them with clothing.
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Citv Tax N Notice.
OFFICE CITY ASSESSOR

OFFICE CITY ASSESSOR,
ITT HALL, COLUMBIA, IS. c., March g. i67i.
'NOFIOE is hereby given TO all concerned,
IN that RETURNS for all REAL AND PER.
SONAL PROPERTY, within tho limits of the
clty or Columbia, shall be made aud delivered
at this Off 20, on or before the 2lst day uf
March, 1871. for the year commencing on the
LIST day OF January. 1871. eiiticd by oath, oil
the person whose duty it is to 70 list or return
said property possessed by him, or under his
control, either as owner, agent, parent hua-
band, guardian, executor or administrator
trustee, receiver, offictr. partner, factor or
holder, with the VALUE Of such personal uro-
perty 20 held or cohti oiled
The following must be returned for taxation
as Personal Property, viz:
Horses and Mules.
Neat Cattle.
Gold and Silver Watches.
Gold and Silver Plate.
Piano Fortes, Melodcons OF Cabinet Organs.
Carriages.
Wagons.
Drays.
Carts or other vehicles.
Dogs.
Value of all Goods, Merchandise. or other
commodities pertaining TO business as mcr
chant. agent or other wise, during the Year or
part thereof, commencing January l. 1871.
Average value of Materials received, used
or provided to he used. in my business as a
manufacturer, during the year, or part there
OF; vs,1,, commencing January /, 1871
Fixtures and Implements used or provide d
Tor use In my business as manufacturer
during tho year, or part thereof commencing
January l, 1871, and OF all manufactured arti
cles on hand On said date.
Valuo Ct Moneys, including Bank Bills and
Circulating Notes on hand or deposit.
Value OF all Credit 3 over leg al ind ebtc dnoss
Value of all Investments in tho Stocks of
any company or corporation out OF this State
except National Banks.
Value nf all Investments in Bonds, except
Bonds of tho Uoited States and of this State
expresaly exempt from taxation.
Valuo OF all other Personal Property, ia
Guiding Household Furniture.
Tho penalty for failure neglect to make
returns nf Property within the time given so
to do, will be strictly enforced.
BLANK REIURNs FURNISHED on APPLICATION
TO WILLIAM j. ETTkK, City Assessor.
Office Hours, 8 A. NJ. TO +. NJ.
March5 16
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Columbia. .. g.
Present Capital, 100000.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $500, 600,

OFFICERS.
John d. Palmer, President.
A. q. Brenizcr, Cashier.
q. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTIONS
y. Eli Gregg. John Is. Palmer, F. w. McAIas-
ter, Il. D. Sem, OF r. d. Sonn & Son: q. ".
Bearden, of Copeland & Bcart:cp; r. l.. BRYAN,
or Bryan McCavter; W. q. Swaflicld. OF r.
g. w. G. Swafiicld.
+. W. McMastcr, Solicitor.
!E!H!s Bank ia nov open Tor tho trsnsact,on
Il of general banking bueincss.
CEhTIFICATEs OF DEPOSIT OF curIency or
coin. bearing interest at tic rate of Seven ~
per cent per annum, in kind. will be issued.
Deposits from County Officers Especially So
lIeited; also, from Trust ts, Administrators
ETecutors, Professional Men, and others.
tartlcular attention given to accounts of
Ctty and Country 1ferchunts. and other bu,i
tended.
Notes. Bius Of Exchange. and other evi-
dcnccs OF debt discounted, and money loaned
on coIlaterals.
Socks, Bonds, Gold and Sarer bought and
M"ffated Currency purchased at a small
discount.
Sight Drafts dromn diSsct on all tho promi.
nent places in Eng'nnd, Hciond Scotland.
france, Germany, Belgium. HoHnnd, Den.
marx ana ne Orient. Let ers Of Credit Issued.
Drafts on all tho pI ointment c;tios in Tho
United States bought and sold
n. Is. Persons desiring o take Stock in this
Bank, would do we'll to mako aprlicatiop soon.
as there Ia only limited amount stilI tn br
disposed OF. '-' ~ W
banking House opposite Columbia Hotel
Open from 9to3. Feb 2S 1y
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Tax Notice.
] 6

COLUMBIA, 8. c., February /, 1871.
EtHE County Treasurer hereby gives notice
IL that he will be ready to receive the State
September 1, 1870, on Real and Personal Pro.
perty, on and after WEDNESDAY, the 1st day
OF February.
Levy for State purposes, Mills on every
dollar.
Levy for County purposes. 5 Mills ON every
dollar.
Levy for School purposes, 81 on every poll.
@. II. BALDWIN, County Treasurer.
Office over Scott, Son & Co.'s Bank.
Feb IL
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Special Notice.

nN all Taxes not paid on or before the 18th
W day OF March. 1871. penalty of 20 per
cent. will be added; and if the said Taxes and
penalty shall not be paid on or before the 5th
day OF Juno next thereafter, or collected by
distress. or otherwise, the penalty and said
Taxes shall be treated as delinquent Taxes
on such real property. to be collected in tho
with an additional penalty of per cent. for
collection thereof. c. H. BALDWIN.
Feb ~ County Treasurer
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CohOMb1A = - TUESDAY MORN1NG MARCH II,
Central National Bank of Columbia
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFfiCE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WARRINGTON, January 13 lb7l
WHEMEAs by satisfactory evidence pre-
made to appear :hat The CENTnAI NATr0SAI
y! nANK OF CoLuMBIA, nthe city OF Columbia in
the County of hichland, and state of south Ca.
rolina, has been duly orga nized under and nc.
cordlng to the requirements of tho Act of Con
grrss entitled IAN Act TO provide q national
currency. secured hy pledge of United States
bonds, and to provide for the circulation and
redemption thereof" approved June 3, 1864
and has complied with all tho provi.lons OF
said Act required to ho complied with before
commencing tho business oi baking under
said Act.
Now, therefore, 1, HILAND II. HULBUED
u:;asmMptro!Ier :;sM M Ct 'he Ca:rsny, DO hereby Ger,
tify that The CENTRAL NATIONAL. BANK OF Co
LuMDIA: i'll the city OF Colun bia. in The Comfy
OF Kichlsnd, and state of South CaIo olna. IL
anthorized to commence tho business of
banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal OF Office, this 18th day of Jarrnry. 1871
HlLAND D. HULEUiiD,
Jan II Comptroller of the Cn1r,ncv
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Liquors and Cigars.

Liquors and Cigars.
PRANDIES.-BRAN FRERFS
D 1888. James Henncsty, 1858 and 1865
PInct CastilIon, 1860.
WINES: Es:-NloettS ~ Chandon's CHAMPAGNFS.
These all brands, being solo agent in South
CaIolina. and the WiLcs second 10 none.
finest AMUNTILLADO,
HocK, WHITE AND CLApET WINEs-Hock-
ncimcr, laudeshcincr, LIT Santcrncs, Latour
Blnnch, St. Julien, La lose, Nicrstcner, Mar
f%"Drium, %I, llt Barsac, Chateau Santerncs,
Laiitto and Latour, Vintage 1858.
I'm LINE WHISTLES, &c.-Ihcsc are selected with
great care, and comprise the finest known
brands, whilst the stock of re Gifted goods.
domestic GINS, RUN, &C.. arc offered at lower
rates. " A
ScoTcH WH1sKEY.-Real PEAT LEEK, is of
my own importation. very superior. - -
CIGARS LIVE INDIAN, Figaro, Espanola
ialhctto, and other brands al q off rcd. choice
IN gnailty and moGt rate in price
SMOKING TOBACCO in variety. and spc
ciaiiy selected with regard to quality; and, a
"ord IN your car, The best il alwa,s the CHI. ap-
Get, II whatever one cats, drinks or smokes.
l.'c 10 GEORGE SYMMERS
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

I INFORM my friends and
&~ public in general that | have
just received an entire new
% V.tock of Double and Single Bar.
rel rel GUNS, REtEATERs, Flasks, Pouches,
Cartridges for ali kinds Of Pistols. poWde,
and Shot. o"uci
ALSO,
HEPAlRING done at short notice.
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