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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

Say WEALrSG At MAUI IN yacht Hsurtstta-
which has oeea cruising for several weeks Tor sharks
and whales &C the leeVsrd side OF Maui in the Vi
CiaIty Of Maalea Bay, in charge Of Mr. Geo GHley,
listened to a large h1upbaek 90 the lsSh inst,
which turned cut nearly 6fty barrels Of oil The
whale Eas toEed into Ealspolepo Bay, where ii was
tried cut, aud The oil shipped to Houolulu By the
Moi ksiki, which arrived &C Saturday, bringing the
rst catch Of the seasou-the result Of domestic en-
tsrpriSe 81 that We understand that the Heurist-
tAs psrtE have lboreG under considerable dsaiyan-
tz-e since they started from here At first, their
b1atstsersr, for <0us reason, lost two tine whales
b. refusing to strike when "hit Ou-r Ansr en-
gazing boat-steergr, ard getting FIST 10 their
drss whale, IL sans short time aflsrEIrd- While
cruising IN the Es1ristta, their Ehalsboat, which
vas anchored IN the bay, VAS Lost, With iudi-
cati1us Ehieh led 70 the suPPositiou that soue one
evidently zpitsf1Ily Inclined toward the party had
sank her during their absence After cuttiug-iur'
their LAST whale the carcass was anchored a short
distance f-uu the beach Is decoy for sharks, and
We understand that several have been captured,
which has added considerable quantity Of liI, Of
superior quality, 10 their previous catch Although
the little craft has been cruising bat a few weeks
her success las proved satisfactory 10 all interested
the pCoeseds amozHtHg to about thousand dollars
We hope ths HenriettIs crew vii sEceeed ia t5king
several mere whales before '-ths season L over.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

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rz5-e ear the B-sh -z-1af and sea -4azz- aasi ne
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

Az EaF,sE-ss sf tie z9rs-zuzas- AT geasr Far-
zzz O. v1su a1ss7s ulE ls 51a n tie EaEaz1a
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=arz1-sE iass- Gas A. CAsrEz-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

FINHE ATTENTION OF PARTIES nEr1SfTfNl -
Il sra o. ruthith teias ar aeaFs 81 rea.s 81 -
Espiaasdc. s called 81 scctau i1ih n a. Asfa.s-
tieus % TIE Beard Of Heats. fnr rerrrn ri rsrs-s
foand dsrosisinr aish rr rartise srrtrs-r 49,
above Ssctou rii b. pralrcutsi t-gerd.ur e -.
Va NtaEE<
A--ut q Eea1sf % lcalta-
Honciuiu. FEB. tsth. isrs.
7 IST or FOREIGN JURORS draws -
i 4 The APRIL rEEN. A. Q. is--- ~ tse srr-u-re
Cert % the usraiasn fsiaulss
William WrEhi. 1siias Easaarfsea.
ELIAS Perkins. y ~ rts.
Z Way. tisa Caar1st
GeorEe erev. q Ear-rr.
A CieEhaFu. 6eerrs M-Ea1nsi.
suhu Thhets. john kifsen.
y y oaf. jan rlstsen.
"a puussumtc. 7 n F1rrsr-
Thcs Haysclden. -rHnan.
III Houatrr. . z Frsaer
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WALTER sElE.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

TEE4SCzz SzARcE n IKE P1CIFIc--Auotter e.
peGilf5u has been fitted oai from san Francisco, in
search CT the famous Coecs Island treasure, il
which the HIEaifIa schooner E1sIine. Capt DaE-
sou Eaz sugagsd sous years since The brig
Lara sailed fruu san Francisco 90 the I'd OF
last mouth for Coos Island, which Is situated
between three ard four hundred miles from Para
M IN latitude 5 50 north, I1uCitads So vest,
where large amount Of treasure Is said 10 Dc COZ
esalsd It i a0s carried In the earth as the party
which vent in the Emsline-aad others previously
supposed bzE AccorliaS ID the story Of the Two
survivors, OF the party Eh0 landed the treasure %
the Island zeariy ifty years a-1, and WHO ascou-
Paay the eIPeiiri1u- il Is c1acsaei IN cave and Is
easy Of ACCESS Il seams stra = that persons pro-
Kissing &c know the ezlct Pozitou Of this treasure
should have IiloEeG 1t To remain GudSJarbesi al
this tine ara IIfhoz-h their story l. Incredible %
many, Company has been formed who have in
vested large amount Of capital "a former resident
Of tbs ciry being largely Interested, sad are cou6
Gsut-IIkE many before theEl-1f the saccess Of the
eIretiIri1u-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

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s-zca=d a. n Tias Eszssr & ia 1szz-ies Sra1al
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

DON'T READ THIS

"ITHOUT CALLING TO ExanfsK -
w iat b. q Fslrier srsr rrsFag y ~ 49,
lar1etf a4nziJ o. frrraa. LiEhf ndtf larlT -
eiars Gel4gal Ef1d s1r1T alrrr
~ bazzyi eaa n-afT EEsr-u N1E-a. llfesesaz
har1s. % Lzse hlrne Carr 11e O. f1rsl1 Etlse
seaf k1eat11 fr1 ~ ttrr.I arf 80 larralfes
Ais--Is8 glas csrriars f1rsss'
Ii-f aisse rii D. 80 prizes a. slit a. slri.s
Apsfy - nENFINLH
sLsm 7ga44 81 E.rr sIr.rr ll.al..'l
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

I Gold Pens, With Gold Cases
" With Silver Cases and diamond points,
from 81 50 70 s. 50 each
Roger celebrated sns Silver Steel Psnknires. 70
blades, q pearl, shell, ivory. buck aud buffalo
handles, q rieh and beautiful patterns, IN ported
expressly % order
Ivory Tablets, Paper Cutters, etc.
Porcelain States aud Drawing States
Elastic Bands ard Rings, Alphabet BIscks, Photo
graph Adams
Cash ard Deed B51ss Cheek Cutters and CancslsH
Cr1qsst sets. School sateheit
Inkstznfs. IL great variety
PEI Wipers and Raeks, Rulers, States a1d Pencils
All kids u tin zooda
Black Walnut Book Racks
Childrsu's ssts Tenpins. Childrsn's Driving Cards
7 Copying Presses. Oh sheetE and Bfuates
I CrlTons. white and sol9rsd
Desk Folios, Pads and Weights Iv5rT Dee,
DraTing Rssks, DTafts AID Notes
[ 20 900 EnTeiopes q all sirss and variety
Eyslsfs and EysIet Machines
Hsrbariuuf and serzp Books
Initial PaPsr aad EaTsloPes
LEATHER GOODS.
large aad mers sonpless ass0rfrsn: thz1 ean
3 f1ana a aay other eEtabiisbzsat- fEch A.
Nszor1ndaz Books. Postage Stamp Aibazt
Picket Books, wallets and Portnoraiss
BLANK BOOKS
vsrT fsH ard sEtsssfvs assortHsnt sf tHpsrior
qgaffy, nprsinz eTery variety o. foTn and rtJls
adaptsd q alikinds u bufinesa, zamsiy-
Le4zers Josrraff, DaT Pg1kf. Caah go0kr 1af~s
Books WaFts Books. IaVoies Bseks Vote Books
Vote and BIZ Books Letter Boaks etc. ste
writing BooEs, d ali the Farioa1 rulings, lsnz
and broad. quaFto FRA
Qsarto 4seosnt Books
BIark DraHi1Z
Scrap snd Hsrtsri1z B1oks
AIbuzs. variety q elegant styles
Fi-e Heeord Books, for Sosisfies, Gibbs, etc.
Fsrkzsn's Tine Bsoks
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

Fr7ar sszr. tie 2sch ias-zzs. r1z=g1iT -a-sd
11ci E-av. beng he eauls1l-z-.-1 u s1s Cru
-z-as- -r Ca L1-f a=E Sari-z- Jesus Cs=z-. sAs
rzszr 1sz-ss - - ssseE -a-7z,as1 IL t4.-
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

That they have removed their business
to the HARDWARE STORE, under the
Odd Fellows Hall, on Fort Street, and
will occupy that Stand until the erection
of Commodious Warehouse now being
built at their place on King Street.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

Eazsh and French Letter Pspsrs, satia surface and
extra fue plain ind git edges
Do. Billet aad Nots d.. Do. Do.
D. Letter All Vote Envelopes. % match the above
Mourning Vote Payer AID EuvslaPes-au azsort-
usut constantly o. hand
American papers, fr1m tie test makers, q almost
every de=cripsion
Euansiled surface ard peari sarfacs Cards
Eu5osssd aai Friendship Cards
Perforated Baaris. fsr Chszsls work
Tissue aui fancy-colorsd Papers
Wor1eca and Enhassei. ani Gold aad Silver Papsrs
Best Lau5ou QaIlls AID Gail Peas
steel Psus f-sm TIE hest makers
Ia EfIsh Red aui eaIarsd " Efsrs
Eu -lfsh Estarial waters
English Sealing = AZ rsf and fancy
Effisris / Ptyson's Inieiibis lax
BGs black and red Writing Ink
Hair Cloth. Tooth. NaiI aud Shaving B-1steg
Thsruoueters. T11th-picks-
MIps q HaTaiiau Isitnds.
Portable Writing Desks, froa Il % p inches.
Mahogaay azd Rasszosds adaPtsd FOR Iadiss'
Coagtaatlg sn h4Hd, School Bosks Ct al kids Il
rsnerzl uss
Family and PseEsi Bibles, Tsstazsats, etc
Standard EaEiish and Azsrisau Books
PEper-eavsr BGokE, song and M1sie Beoku
T1Tsuiis AID Toy B0ozs q sTsrT description
"a zifsh DrzFiaE Payer, al Ez1ss, from deny %
d1uHle eisphart
B-iatsI Boards, Of sTsry size aai tsiekssss
Trzciag Payers aui Tr1eiHz Caubris
Eszzanrs Water Cal6rE. N boEss
Best saEls a1d Cansifs Hair Brushes
Fsber'I superior Drawing PsneiIs
CaIsrsd Pencils Crsta ls7is Do
Massszrtieal. o. Dra-faz IaEtz=satss Il ezIss,
fr1D 81 % so Each
Gees Asa. Fsod rad IFsTy
Bsekz1nn1a and Chess Esagig
TnrsIIsrr1ai Cz-d Games
Daz71aes Il TarisEs patterns
Cad aad SaEsr Perea Cases
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

n z. hAAhE1AAAcELA : e. ~ ~ NrE@-S
Of Gol az The Hawai- Is,z.si>, kINs,
Do PROCLAIM,
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q OK h1--5o= s. zsss2bls 81 the
C1z-- Hos. 81 OK CzP5-z- q Hoaol-ll,
for Ire 5lspz,ch e PzbEc B1Si.ess, i, L
oie-ack n q TrES1AY. the TH1ErrErz
rar OF Arz-. A .. EI-hsesz Hundred
zz5 Ssvsztvs=o
Gsrsa En5z- O-z RovL Szgn Mznz4l
SOrE Palzce II the Cr-y q Hon
clz,Z this Tvszsv-@sysz.h DAY
szG = Fsb-11ry. Elzhsssa Hundred
ard Ssvs-,y-5vo. sri ths Nlzth
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By IL HrE
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

every utility and fancy connected with the line adapted the
Artists, Teachers Professional Gentle
Travellers, reasonable be had
here orin Francisco, which are the
following Staple Articles:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27

BAH Articles FANCY STATIONERY received by the
earliest arrivals from London and New York
ACCOUNT BOOKS Companies Cmpanies
to with despatch
Printing of Bill Heads, Circulars, Cards, &c.
with Despatch al he Rates
New Stock Received by Every Steamer.
cozy nd a0o1Eaua eauS
"a EsTszs-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1872-03-27
81 AUTHORITY.
PROCLAMATION.

We hAAEEHAATEHA =, by tae Gracs
Of t-ol. az tie Ezvzlz- LslzzsiS. kING,
mo-
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

ORMspY HoUsE.-We visited this fine
building yesterday, and viewed the pre-
misses from basement to garnet. We
done, in fact, now in the hands of the
painters with the plastering and carpenter
work completed, or nearly SO: the third
story is not yet plastered, but is in the
possession of the masons now, and will
not be long before it is ready for use. We
anticipate that the lower story will soon
be occupied, in fact, before the whole
house is completed, for the business de-
mands more room than they have in the
old department even now, and soon the
members Of the Legislature and their
friends will be here, and then this new
house will be full
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

New GooDs.-John G. Fox received
yesterday a large invoice of new goods
from the East, consisting of several new
patterns of improved pistols, silver and
nickle mounted, breach leaders, and all
kinds and varieties of fixed ammunition.
Also large variety and vast number of
books, school and miscellaneous works.
Fox has just commenced to get in his
full and winter stock from New York.
and will have something new coming in
every day.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09
Oca New 5.
ValedictOry.

With this issue We say farewell to the
APPEAL. Nine weeks ago this little mes
senger made its advent on earth and
started on its course of free thought and
free speech, advocating the true doctrine
of the Republican party and equality be-
fore the laws. 1t came into existence
under many discouragements, bitterly OPP
posed by those who feared their short
conings would not he sacredly kept, and
who had reason to suspect that traitors
would be treated as they deserved, They
have done their worst, but still it lives,
and will continue to thrive: for, as it
was not started as a campaign paper, it
will not cease to exist now that event is
over We know the material it IS made
Of, and the vitality that sustains and will
sustain it in the future. We were with
it at its birth, and have labored hard to
make cur department as interesting as
possible in the limited local events of in
terest in so small q town. We have q
pride in it and its success, and have rea-
son to think it will grow in size az well
AS in popularity as it increases in age.
Our connection with the APPEAL has been
one of hard labor, but pleasant to us and
satisfactory, and We leave it with regret,
butwith the best of feeling for our
Senior. We have no cause Of complaint;
there exists none; and our pride in the
continued success and enlarged useful
ness of our pet will continue, and what
assistance We can render will be- cheer
fully given We think we have no false
pride of superior intelligence, and there
fore freely admit that we think the change
about to take place. beneficial to the in
terest of the paper. Mr.. Sessions is a
young man Of collegiate education, fresh
from the books-a journalist by nature,
and needs but the magic touch of expert
ence to shine in the sanctlm Clear
headed, a tenacious memory, and splen-
did education, having never become rusty
bv contact with other pursuits, we think
he will add interest to events that in
have no interest to any one.
The productions Of Monday will be his,
End 10 predict a change for the better
from the first. We honestly think or
Senior has made D change that ought 10
INCREASE the popularity Of the paper, He
and uws successor have our kindesk re
CARDS and best wishes for future success.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

The BLocKADE.--The wood and ore
trains are running regularly over
the railroad, passing the cars around
the blockaded tunnel over the TEN:
porary track with horses. There has
been no change as yet, the stages
and fast freight wagons run as usual
to the Mound House, as no passen-
ger trains are seen on the Virginia side of
the tunnel This ruined institution is
nearly all ti1nbered through to the south
end, where it is SO badly caved that it
will take couple of weeks or more to
clean it out.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

TNHE LATEST AND nest STYLES
Il and patterns of these staples always on
hand.
Place of business-Corner Of CARSON and
FOURTH Streets, Carson City.
STcrms CASH, and prices to suit the times.
l-tf OLCOVITCH BROS.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09
DISTRICT Court, SECOND JUDICIAL DIS.

DISTRICT Court, SECOND JUDICIAL Dis
TR1cT.-This Court met pursuant to ad-
journment yesterday at ten O'Clock 4. NJ,
and the following business was transacted.
VIM. II. Pierce and Robert Duke, in
dicted yesterday by the Grand Jury. were
brought into Court to plead; they not
being ready, Pierce was granted until to-
day at twelve o'clock NJ, and Duke until
Monday, to plead to the indictments
found against them. No further business
appearing, the Court adjourned until to
day at ten o. clock A. NJ.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

New GooDs.-Fox has just received a
great variety of new goods from New York.
Amongst them are nice thingumies for
holding paper; dingusses for bills and
such-like; and an infinite and bewil-
dering arsenal of small arms and fixed
ammunition, wherewith the gentle Sage
Brusher may perforate snd exterminate
his fellow man. Go and look upon these
wonders.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

Mason, CHENEY & Coat their large
warehouse yesterday We saw the side
walk full of new goods of all kinds, that
they cannot get in their retail house at
present for want of room. Large guam
titles of well selected crockery and glass
ware were in this lot, besides groceries of all
kinds, and everything that is kept in the
business. They receive goods every day
from San Francisco, and are prepared at
all times to supply country merchants.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

LANDS SoLD.-General Day, Surveyor
General of this State, has sold lands as
follows: Nov. 2, 200 acres; Nov. 4, $50
acres; Nov. 6, $50 acres; Nov. Z, $50
acres, and on this day made Patent to
Truman Thompson of Washoe county for
81. S4-100th acres.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09
MINING STOCK REPORT.

Reported Daily, specially for the New APPEAL
by RICE L PETERs. Stock Brokers, in Wells
Fargo Co.'S Office, Carson.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. eth.
MORNING REPORT.
245 Or mir, 81, ST x. 81 4. IS y b:0
80 Gould and Curry. 300, DOB, 204, 205
$50 Best and Belcher, III, ~, ia
20 Savage. -, SO
go Cholis, 90. 10 b5. GO, ss9a $50, 60 bio. CO..
BIO, 69 b5, Is x
so Hale and Norcross az, 81, sc, Ssh SIS
125 Crown Point, 1a3, 100 b3O 123, l23 4, 1913 i
bJO
21a Yellow Jacket, us, 1l2, III, 1l2 b. ITO, lis
b30, ll2a, III b3
26O Imperial. IL. 10s4. 1O7t, 1875 b3, lO7s So
$50 Empire Mill, 10 bgO, 81
1875 Belcher, lie, 11s, li6 BIO, 113, 1121s
10 Confidence, 121e, IL
40 Con Virginia, II, "a, s5
I25 Sierra Nevada, 16, l6]e, 16
90 Daney, u. Ia
10 ExcheQuer, Is
$50 Caledonia, 80 bso, %. e9ls, 80 b5, BOY b3o.
80, 81 bI0. a14, 81 b5
5 Seq Belcher, 81
l25 Overmsn. IS, 50, s21e b5o
225 Justice, So, 81
so Buckeye,
10 Julia, SD
$50 Kni .kerbocker, So, So, So b30
I25 GloJe, IL
50 Arizona and Utah, ~
SO Central.
500 Silver Hill, 8 BE-
200 Pctou. BIC
40 New York Con. als. 2I, 81.
$40 DC 'idental, II
500 Sen ttor, 9IS., 9c b5
20 Ceatral No24
800 Woodville. ~. 8. 8 b37's
1855 Meadow Valley 81. 2l'4. % b3o, 2lh $50.
22h b30' 81 Il. 81 81, "a b30.
2ss Raymond & Ely 1872. 1sl. 1907 So, 100. l3l
b3O, l3O $50, 49,
7s5 Earria Con. %, 22s4. % bso. 22s.. Gay,
ga, 22a $50.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-09

MOORE AND PARKER's HALL.-The
owners of this large hall are preparing to
lay, down a new floor, The present one
having been worn out by to much parlor
skating. This new floor will be COM
pleted In q few days, and then look out
for dancing parties without limit.
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The Episcopal FESTIVAL POSTPONED.
Or other the flooring and can

me 1IFISNOFAI VESIINAI OSIFUNED
Somehow Or other the flooring and can
vas carpet therefor at Moore & Parker's
Hall are SO far demoraliZed as to make a
new floor needed; and this fact-particu-
larly the unpresentable appearance Of
the said canvas, conjunctively with the
adversely adventitious phenomena of
our more recent meteorology conspirins,
as they did, to a superabundance of IN
propitiousness of weather, have caused
the indefinite postponemento of the hither-
to announced Episcopal Church Festi-
val. We hope We may not be misunder-
stood.
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INSANE Mrs. Margaret Mott. of Doug.

las county, was examined yesterday by
Drs. Lee and Luce, and by them pro-
nounced insane, the proper commitment
and other necessary papers were made
ont and signed by Judge Harris, and she
will be sent to California as soon as pos
sible to the insane asylum. Her insanity
seems to be of the dangerous kind, and is
considered unsafe to he at large
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ID

VALUABLE CABINET To most Carson
ties it is generally known that Jake Klien,
at the brewery of Wagner d Klien, OH
King street. has the largest and most
valuable cabinet of minerals, and the best
collection Of rare coin, currency, and
other valuables, there is in town, and we
know of none in the State more extensive
or desirable. From White Pine there
is nearly a ton of the finest Eberhardt
horn silver and ore from other mines of
that locality. A large quantity from the
rich mines on the Comstock, in their
richest days: ore from all parts of Nevada
and all parts of the Coast rare speci-
mems of petrifactions and ciustation;
treasures from the sea and from foreign
countries; ancient and modern coins and
currency, even to the defunct Southern
Confederacy; bars of bullion pure and
base; specimens of the skill Of Indians,
in industry and instruments of war; in
fact it is the most complete in all depart
ments, and most extensive we know of on
the Coast and is certainly very valuable.
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Branch Mint. Report.

Coinage and Bars Executed. .....
Carson, LIST November, 1872.
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= SKow:-0qiast Saturday night. about
. O'CLOCK. the drss snow Of The season
ieil IN, this locality. The ground being
sstnrated With the r.eviess rains a5S
tne atmosphere being warm, the snow
meited as soon as 4 touched the ground.
Il HsrkpiNs Enqairer., >
have espoken pf the Claflin slander after
this fashion: ''If You are waking down
the street and q ehamber-maid emnt;ea
q slop-pail on your head, what can Won
on?" - s'".H!No'o No'o
An Indiana poet has been sent to ina
penitentiary for three years, for what a
horse" ''..i-H q. ~
Rural papers say, in putting up.aur
kraut all tue cabbage. bugs ought to be
removed. as some of them are poison.
GUS. .tH
a wag, in what he knows Of farming.
gives plan to remove widows weeds:
he says good looking man has only to
say: "Wilt thou" and they wilt.