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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-20
COAST E
FROM san FRANCISCO.

Dan RANCISCo, Jan. IL.
Gold at ii a. m. no.. Green
backs, 9O'+ selling. 81.
\ well dressed man. apparently q
stranger in the city. was fonud living
ut the bottom of some stone steps on
California street. between Montgom.
cry and Leidesdorff streets. in front
OF the Pacific Bank building. this
morning. He laid there sometime.
people surprising him to he drunk.
but on examination ii was found that
ms neck had been broken bv the
TALL. The body was taken TO the
Morgue. and is not yet identified.
y barrel of Alvarado beet ugar
Tor President Grant, and another for
Wee President Colfax. fa~ncifullv
put up, has been received here. and
viii be forwarded East overland.
The action of the Directors of the
Mercantile Library. in mountingthe
wheels used in their late lottery ON
posts IN front of their building. as n
perpetual reminder of the manner in
which the institution was cleared of
debt, Is severely criticised on all
sides, the general feeling appearing
to be that the less said on that sub
lect, and the sooner it is allowed to
be forgotten, the better for all con
cerned.
All Tuck, who has been living in
jail a long time awaiting trial for
forgery on notes of the Bank of
Hong Kong, India and Australia.
died IN the County Hospital of con
sumption yesterday.
The question concerning the loca-
ton of the Odd Fellows College
Home, at Napa, has been satisfacto
rily settled.
The steamer Idaho takes the place
OF the California on the Portland
line, sailing tomorrow.
Dade alias Duck Hunter. who has
twice escaped from San Quentin.
came near making n third escape.
yesterday morning, having dug
through the inner wall before dis
cOvery.
The name of the man found this
morning with his neck broken near
the Pacific Bank building was Walla
Wilson. a native of Sweden. aged -
years. Tho Coroner is holding an
inquest this evening. There is sus-
picion of foul play.
The Mendocino and Humboldt
Bay Telegraph Company. with n
of S6OO. 600, to build n line
from Petaluma to Humboldt BAY.
was Incorporated to-day. 1t will
connect with the lines of the Western
Union Company.
-Four of the crew of the United
States steamer Saranac have desert
and a reward is offered for their
apprehension.
The Headquarters of the Depart
ment of California today were re-
moved from kearny street to the
of Third and Market.
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FROM
SACRAMENTO, Jan.

SACRAMENTO. Jan. 10.
The examination of Philip Muir
ply for the shooting of Rooney. at
Brighton, last Saturday. which had
been set for to-day was continued
for two weeks, Rooney not being
able to leave his bed to appear as a
witness.
Anna NJ. Wilson commenced suit
in the District Court to-day for n di-
yorce from her husband, Louis VIII
son, who wilfully deserted her three
years ago.
John Sansome, who was said TO
have been connected with the safe
robbery at Grass Valley, but who
got clear by the escape from iail of
an accomplice, the only witness
against him, was arrested here TODAY
on a charge of vagrancy.
The ball last night for the benefit
OF the Howard Association was n
grand success, and melted over
81, 800.
Nichols, who was arrested on an
alleged charge of attempting to kill
his own child, was to-day acquitted
OF the charge, but was found guilty
OF an assault and battery on his
wife.
A man, probably attempting to
burglarize the store of j. i. Dick
son, or j street, last night, was shot
at by the proprietor, who unluckily
failed to hit him.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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THE woMAs's JOURNAL" AMI wo-
MANS RIGHTS.

The Woman's Journal is published al
Chicago and Boston by Mrs. Liver
more, Julia W. Howe, Lucy stone.
III. Ii. Blackwell aud others. IL saws
all newspapers of free discussion
viii oblige vs. by calling attention to
the existence aud object Of the wo-
mans Journal; those who are friendly
TO the object, by commencing it; those
that are hostile. by stating there OBJ
J%ections 70 it; those that are indifcr-
ent, by mentioning the matter as an
act of common courtesy"
We, perhaps, are numbered among
those in h second class, believing.
like a correspondent i'm its columns,
who Is taken to task by that paper.
that the elective franchise is more OF a
duty than u right-a duty imposed
upon such persons to exercise rs is
deemed eXpedicnt for the welfare of
the State. This may be '.an exceed
ingly dishonest, or au exceeding igno-
rant suggestion" as the journal sur-
gests, but the history and legislation
of this country seem to bear it out.
We are also unfortunate enough 10 he
lieve that women have privileges
which more than compensate them
for the deprivation of the ballot. The
payment of poll taxes, military. road
and jury service, and a hundred other
obligations, are the prices which men
pay for their ''rights." The political
privileges, as far as women are con
cerned, are more than counter bal
anced or compensated 10y the exemp-
tons which attend the deprivation:
especially as these rights and inter
ests are represented 10y brothers, hus-
bands and fathers, whose interests and
feelings, in the main, coincide with
thos of the feminine portion of the
household. ii is Il question whether
this ballot exemption is not really a
w shown to the fair sex. rather
than n disability to toe complained of.
but we did not s.art ON this notice
to write a homily on the subject, and
Therefore leave it with the remark
that those who differ from us will find
the Woman's journal, under the edi-
torship Of Lucy Stone Blackwell.
Mrs. Howe, and other pioneers and
leaders Of the woman's movement.
an excellent and able exponent oftacir
peculiar views.
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ing officers were elected President
4ifS. Mary coggins Vice Presidents
hev; ). ID. A.. Dryden, Mrs. 4. a
Haskell, Mrs. Fanny Vert. Mrs. NJ,
,; Is. Lewis. Mrs. II. Blackburn
Mrs. l.. J: Watkins, Judge DENY
OF Ogden, Judge Hayden. Of Washoe
Hrs. r.. VI. Walton F; Recording See.
rotary, Z. G. Stephens 4; Correspond
ing Secretary, Celia Curtis Treasn-
rer, Mrs. :. l.. Knox.
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FARE on THE RAILRoAp.-Mr. Hill
gave notice the other day of his iufeu-
tion to Introduce a bill regulating rates
OF fare and transportation on the
Pacific Railroad. About the Sam.
time, in the United states Senate.
Senator Nyc introduced a resolution
instructing the Judiciary Committee
TO inquire how far Congress Is author
lied to regulate the fare and TRANSPORT
alton on railroads between the States
under the constitutional provision
authorizing Congress to regulate COM
merce between the States. Question.
whether the conflict does not COM
mence on those notices.
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CENSUS RErCgNs.-Thc New York
Evening Post of January eth has fig
ures compiled from official returns 10
that date, which place the total n
iation ofthe United States. Territories.
and District of Columbia. at ,. o ..ga.
The figures of 1880 were 3l.lI3331.
The whole increase is but G.>5I.o1s.
Increase per cent. "a little less than -
This Is II per ccut. less than the in
crease for the decade ending i'm ISgn.
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FROM ETsgs.
SALT T,AEr T.

HAHI LAhE. Jan. Is.
company was incorporated yes-
terday 10 run a railroad from the
terminus of the Utah Central sontL
to Payson, a distance of seyentv-tive
miles. The Chief Engineer will inn.
medlately proceed to locate the line.
and viii commence work as soon ~
the season opens.
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The CongreEationalist. the recog.
nized organ of tina: denomination. after
two years of trial, feels itself Obliged
{ confess President Grants admins
iration n lamcntable but unmi,takable
iai!ure. IL has frankly admitted what
"a large nunberof leading Republicans
oithe nion-among them the Chicapo
tribune and the ~. Louis democrat
know full well, but only tardilv
acknowledge. We quote from the re-
ilgi"us organ first mentioned
Ii Is extremely painful for rs IN ho
forced 10 believe that the President
mas 50 vigorously retreated from 30
JuSt and noble a position, and surren-
derci without discretion To the domin-
ION OF the most undisguised and profi-
satc party spirit. In the plain English
oi the common people. the President
q backed down and caved i'm >;
lie has been wheedled. or scared. or
worn out 10y that herd of unscrupulous
am u~nprincipled politicians which
auhIct ana curse the Republican party
~ me present time, because IL is in
power lie ~ a m%curnful failure.
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MORE SrATEs.-Sargent, of Califor-
mia, has gone into wholesale business
oil State manufacturing. He has in
troduced a bin in Congress to organize
the Mormons into a state, and also
Washington Territory. Better d,aw
up a general bill to organize all the
Territories into States and done with
it. There is a Presidential election
coming on soon. Hence the explana-
ton.
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The FUNDING BLL.-A gentleman.
well posted on State affairs. WRITING a
private letter from Washoe CITY to
a friend here, yesterday, gives the fol-
lowing opinion about finances, etc:
~ sec that the Legislature has
loiiowea q bad precedent, and passed
a Legislative Fund Bill. The Ieo;sI,
Tors no doubt need money, but they
are pursuing n dangerous course to
supply present necessities. Their
best course is suggested hv the Regis
9er-to iund the entire State debt at a
lower rate of interest. and start on a
cash basis. There is enough due the
State from the General Government to
pay OIL the floating debt, and this
should be attended TO and the money
Obtained to pay of 20 much of our
state debt "a it would pay. The Reg
lister is becoming one ofthe necessaries
OF life here
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Rev. o. 7. Fitzgerald, Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction of California.
had "A fall from his horse last Friday
evening, spraining his wrist and other
wise hurting himself so badly as TO
confine him to his bed.
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A report comes from Harrisburg
that Senator Cameron, who is in his
seventy-second year, will retire from
public life Mt the end of his present
term.
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At the sale of the effects Of the old
Exchange Bank of Virginia, in Rich
mond, s5,o0O,00O in Confederate bonds
brought $50; 3 100000 in Confederate
notes sold for $50, and sl3,5OO in vir-
ginia and North Carolina bonds, issued
during the war, brought $50.
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NOTICE..

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREIN GIVES NO
L iicc that he is about 10 make apple alton to
the Hon Commissioner 81 the General Land oAic.
at Washington, u. q 10 have refunded 10 him ia.
purchase money paid for the :. = of :. y Il Of
section I, and y. ". u Of n. n. i. Of S.rtion =
Township IL. y, OF Range 10 r., Cancelled by order
Of the Commissioner, October rs. 1867.
ialS-6w ID WooDW SRD
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-Four of the seven congressman from
Georgia have been admitted 10 tbair
seats. The Governor withholds tho
certificates of the others, and the tele-
graph says he will order a new cleo
ton. The balance were Democrats
hence a new election. so much for
free government in Georgia.
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a proposition To confer the ballot ON
the women OF Idaho Territory was de
feated in the Assembly of the Idaho
Legislature, last week, 10y a tie vote.
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\ Prussian gold coin of l75S has Just
Deen dug up near Binghamton, New
YORK, on the ground supposed to have
Deen occupied by General Sullivan i'm
u Revolutionary war.
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LOST.

A BLACK SHEPHERD DOG. WITH
IA short tail, white on the back OF the
meek, white on the nose, and one year old.
~ returning the same 10 the 81. Charles
hotel, the Hinder will be literally re-
warded ial-,,
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Three counties in Georsia-Irwin.
Appling and Coflee-cast a unanimous
Democratic vote, the numbers being
respectively 100, 425 and 500.
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a lady in Bath, Maine, has just had
returned to her through the Postofiice
department a letter which she mailed
e'ght years and six months ago. II
was covered with postmarks.
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san Francisco, according to one of
her local papers, was favored with a
"pluvial dispensation last week.
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The Pacific States and Territories are
To have seven mails per week hereaf-
ter, instead Of six a. heretofore.
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w uEELER MI.IHC ,nu.,.~

'.VAI'"h % WORKS Fine Grnvr, Fsmrrald,
county Nevada. Notice There are d.lipon.,,
ni"n the i'llowing described stock. on account Of
cemher, ls70. the several amoun,s -,
"a. .''le' oi 'h" respective Shareholders, as I'll
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-20

Kate Scott, an aboriginal Diana, il
me most successful hunter in Clark
county, Wisconsin.
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SAN JOSE, Jan. 10.
Atthe session of the State Women's
Association, held today, the follow
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Nose, Texas, with a population of
has neither church, preacher nor
schoolmaster.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL 70 rHE CARSON DIZZY STATE REsisrrR.
III THE WESTERN UNioS IIvr.l
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AsSE VI

THURSDAY. Jan. 10, 1871.
Assembly convened at II:O5 n. n,
speaker Lowery in the Chair.
o called-absent Gray. Lawson
and Potter.
Prayer by Rev. J. u. Hammond
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Lawson n Potter granted leave of
absence for one day.
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Senate Bill No. 42-An Act far ,ho
protection of fish in the waters Of Ne.
vada, ordered engrossed as amended
ena Bill 37-An Act concernino
conveyances executed without M
State, considered engrossed. read tbrea
tunes and passed; ayes, Is; noes.
none. ~
ASSEMBLY MESSAGES.
To the Hon. the Senate: have tho
honor TO transmit for the consideration
0i your honorable body. Assembly
Bill No. 6-An Act To amend an AZ,
ehtItied am Act concerning compenSa-
ion oil jurors, approved March ;, 1862.
INC same having passed the House
II: oes 2.
Also, to return Senate concurrcn.
resolution No. -. relative la mo So
rotary of State furnishing fuel for tho
Senate and Assembly, the same hay
ing been this day concurred i'm nv
an unanimous vote.
I. w. MCGovERx.
Assistant Clerk Assembly.
Assembly Bill No. An Ari IN
amend an Act entitled an Act CONCERN
ing compensation Of jurors. approved
march >, 1859. Read first time. rules
suspended, read second time bv title
ana referred 10 Judiciary Committee.
Dehciency claims on different an
preparations, presented by the Con
troiler OF State, referred to Committee
on Claims.
BY Hall:
Resolved, That Standing Rule No.
oil the Senate be and the same is
hereby abolised.
day. '''
Adjourned.
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GENERAL. FILE.

Assembly Bill No. Am Act To
amend Section = Of an Act entitled am
Act to provide for the incorporation of
railroad companies, etc.
a moved the railroad bills ba
made the special order for Monday
next, ut : o'clock, and substitute or.
dered printed. Adopted.
Senate Bill No. 2s-An Act for the
relief of Peter Goodfellow. Treasurer
oil Lincoin county, read three times
ana passed; ayes, IL; noes. none.
Brown. ~
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=. u. WRIGHT.

\ TITO X y T. VA Il /. \ w.
carson CITY, NEVADA.
VIII practice in all tne State Courts: also. in
the UaIied states Circuit and District Courts las
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY so.

LIBERIA, in humble imitation of greater
Powers has national debt, national banking
system, national paper currency, a boundary
dispute with the British owners Of Sierra
Leone, etc. This little Republic has already
caught the infection about river steamers, and
has purchased one called the Rescue in the
United States. A corporation has been organ
lied in London to take up the Liberian cur
rency with coin or merchandise. Of course
it must be at good round shave. and the re-
suit will be large increase Of the Lberan 7
load of debt and interest, and monopoly OF
the Liberiau markets by the English.
STRAWBERRY TREEs.-People fond of straw
berries had better 60 straightway to Minnesota
il they can credit writer in the St. Paul
Press, who asserts that he has seen scores Of
miles of country, degree Of latitude north OF
Fort Totten, which was almost a continuous
plantation Of wild strawberries. growing. in
many of the richer spaces, not on HORIZONTAL
vines, but on bushes, many Of them three and
four feet high, on which the clusters Of this
delicious fruit attained size rarely reached by
the most assiduous cultivation.
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UNSETTLED WAR CLAIMS.

MEL hCD w 111s S1-hA1A'|'
A r. ITS LAST SESSION CONGRESS, AS
II nm amendment to tho army appropriation
bill directed the President to appoint commits
sion to ascertain and adjust the claims OF all 10y
al citizens in the South for Quartcrmaster ana
Commissary supplies furnished to the United
States during the war. Under the head OF quar-
tcrnaster are included hay straw, wood, rent OF
houses and lots grain, horses and mules, &c,
As comnissary stores are ncl uded cattle and
hogs flour, corn meal, &c. AS yet the rules
which will be adopted by the commission con-
corning proof Of loyalty and the furnishing of
supplies are unknown. 1t is very necessary,
however, that all claimants should have their
claims presented at once so as to have whatever
benefit may result from priority of application,
ifany
The undersigned will receive and promptly at
tend to all claims of parties who deem themselves
entitled to compens ation under the above vet OF
Congress.
References by permission;
Hon F. +. Spinner Treasurer OF the -
Hon. Leroy futile, Asst. Treasurer u. );
Hon. Alex Ramsey, u. :. Senator from Min.
Hon Lewis Mckenzie
Hon. Clinton Lloyd, Chief Clerk H. Of X;
John Randolph, esq, Clerk Of the u. s. Court
Of Clalm& Address -
WILLIAM H. BECK,
Attorney at Law,
" King street, Alexandria, Va, or
WILLIAM H. BECK,
Care Of 5. A Peugh, esq,
NH Il Washington, ID. &.
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r AIDES LASTING BOOTS.
l. A large stock, with great variety OF new
STYLES. beautiful and very cheap, at
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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GROCERIES,.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
WIN. F. BROO K ES
FAMILY GROCER
Has removed to
147 KING STREET,
Below Washington street.
1S-tf
JOHN HARLOW. NJ i. HARLOW.
HARLOW & BROTHER,
al) 15-tf

GROCERs, LIQUOR, FEED. AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal and Cameron streets
Alexandria, Virginia.
Special attention given to the sale of Country
Produce. We most respectfully call the atten-
ton of the trade to our large and splendid stock
of goods, consisting Of Wines and Liquors,
Flour, Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast Pieces, But
Ter, Lard, Cheese, Corn Meal, Crackers, Syrups,
enware, Baskets, Spices, Cigars Tobacco, Canned
Goods, Coal OIL &C. and every other article
usually found in first class wholesale and retail
establishment Orders from the country respect
fully solicited and al orders shall receive our
prompt attention mar N-ly
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AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
IL y splendid stock, at very low prices al
WADDEYS, II King street.
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T AIDES HOUSE SHOES.
IL Large stock and great variety, suitable i"l
old ladies. ut WADDEYS, Il King street
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i AIDES. rARhP Pkk ANO TOILET 'hiP-
Ladies French Hi! Broadway, Ladies Last
ina Broadway. Turkey Morocco Broadway,
FTpnch Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet Lasting
Toilet. Serge and Carpet Slippers in every style
and quality. nj WADDEf'S, Il King street.
r AIDES NEWPORT TIES
IL Junintta and Olyrrnr, for street new and
'''' WADDEl'S, a Ming street.
MISSES "At b6GTS AND SCHOOL,
4 large stock, in every ~ty" and qu"lty;
~ WADDEY' :, a King street.
MISSES LASTING BOOTS,
WI In every style, quality and price, nj
WADDEl :, II King street.
Misses FANCY COLORED BOOTS.
lfl In new STYLES and rolor>; great variety,
handsome and cheap Misses broadway ami
~ WADDEY'S, Il King street.
IlIlLDREN' SCHOOL AND WALKING
BOOTS
\ large stock and great variety of Styles III
'' " WADDEY'S. n King street
IIuLDRENS FANCY COLORED BOOTS.
| y 4 splendid stock, new c"l"r>, new styles,
handsome. dnrahl: anI ySrN rlirHr: ut .,
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CTARTLING AND WONDERFUL DIS
- COEERYl
Bethesda Mineral Spring " ater,


DotEncdo lIInnro NDrInr w otnr
DOtilOoue' -ulllOlul OJlI " 'oOi'
OF WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN.
This Water is the acknowledged cure Of the
lntracablc and lncurablc diseases known rs
Brights Disease and Diabetes.
Astonishing cures OF dropSy nave been cfiecled
-brlck-dust deposit. iniialnmatioh OF the meek oil
.hc ?a'uGet, "ih",, "t, s'''fS r.ii
tue lvrr II Is unsTTHa$sru. II WILL array na' IT.
Illumination al tho kinney ai" urinary organs III
twcnty-"ur hours, giving immaculate relief; also,
u, ~ y, ). 20 Iii ,ros nf linn n,nr,
costing, and removes al traces ol alDu :her'"'
IL VIII give rctl III All c"'T, -, .,s -
gym az SGs:;; Wv
'''''' ''''' WiLLIAM b. ENTWIsLE,
Agent ;r Alexandria.
j. ENTWISLE, Jr.,
Send for circulars rsy I'm
DRFSS MAKING.
-
IMPORTANT 70 LADIES.
Having secured the services If :, lady that has
been CONNECTED with - French establishment in
rhlIn1r!El'8 l.r sISeTa Sfar :'I, preI'l'' n u
IL" - II ro VI W., ~ i,, a. h;n Ina,,.
III lll' prsi lliallnSS,; Vn' "'t"s '"'' '"''S ''
cuTate ana graceful, ;. ,.r;,,.
have their dresses and waists cut and Da%te.l III
few minutes. Mrs {. l.. SIMPSON,
my Ii l23 King street
nrr ,1,,,rcr nr Nr,y
A NERl la Ky r, ~ Wv VIZ H'"
~ ,,>.,r r1 Mn"' XIV NAV .,h
p,',,i.,,j E;nnrri Black tirrnndinr.
Vnr,. rich Iirht ground Embroidered Grrna-
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Roots .a.ND SHOES.
Irc, pJTTTON ROOTS

T AIDES BUTTON BOOTS.
II A fine stock French Kid, English Last
ino French Cloth, Kid Foxed and RUSSIA
Leather, and other new styles, which cannot be
surpassed for beauty durability and cheapness' at
7"I i''-~e> WADDEYS, - King street