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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-26

OIuluaTy ItUUcTS HAY NC SCuI PiSPHtu ~
unpaid, but on registered letters. and on all
other correspondence mentioned in the Sec
ond paragraph of the first article. prepay
ment shall be obligatory.
ARTICLE VII.
Registered articles shall, in addition TO
che postage, be subject 10 a register Tee OF
thirty ore in Sweden. of eight shilling IN
Norway, and of eight cents IN the United
States. This fee, as well as The postage.
shall always be prepaid. Each office is at
liberty to reduce this Zee for the mails it
dispatches
ARTICLE *. .t
4pv correspondence may he registered.
as we'll the International as that origin atlng
in or destined for other countries to which
the postoffices of the contracting countries
NAV serve as intermediates for the trans
mission of such registered articles.
Each Office shall notify the other OF the
countries to which it may serve as inter
mediarys
ARTICLE <.
The accounts on the international cofres'
nondence exchanged i'll either direction,
shall be adjusted and settled on the follow
ing basis, VIZ
I. Between Sweden and the United States:
FROM the total amount OF international
hostages and register fees Tor corrsspon,
dence between Sweden and the United
States, collected in Sweden. the Sweden
postal administration shall deduct the
amount which, without exceeding the
highest rates agreed upon, has been paid fol
the conveyance of the mails to the frontier
of the United States. From the tota
amount of International hostages ana regis
ter fees, for correspondence exchanged De
tween Sweden and the United States, col
lected in the United States, the postal ad
ministration of the United States shall, IN
like manner deduct the amount which
without exceeding the highest rates agreed
upon has been paid for the conveyance
Of the mails to the frontier of Sweden
Tor of Norway, in case of convey
ance by direct steamship communication
or through England.
OF the amount of the two net sums thus
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s1ss sas s's as s'ss srs and
One lot LADIES, SKIRTS, CHEMIsEs,
MISSES, FhGNcH HnAMHhS SoMs Ike DRESSES sleach
Uromiscuouslyo
One lot LADIES' UNDERsKIRTs, Co., each.
One lot LADIES, MusLI DRAWERS,
inserted putting and ruiiing, 79c
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS,
wide embroidered edging and tucks 81 So
100 dozen LADIES' FINE MUSLIN SKIRTS. ~
walking and Train skirts $i2S
Trimmed fytaG VIII lriS'sd plain and al sahetaekins,
and MADE dF S%Sqsf TGE fsEsT ONLY
rs dozen LAlsEs' TOILET sAcouEs (sl
trimmed H}'s sss Ss,ynss Ssynss inserting s
and edging and embroidery sl45
in many styles l$lT
200 LINEN PILLOW AND SHEET sHAMs,
single pieces and per set,
reduced prices.
An extensive stock of MISSES UNDERGRADUATES.
oHEMrsEs, NIGHT ROBES, DRAWERS
Muslin "a fqs s1DSssS s;eSs $rs;is; fsicAs:: as: &C.
INFANTS OUTFITS,
sHiHTs Bliss biAffhS SSaSfS RfhHo% s61fs, SAsDs,
ALL AT v4zffS Il ffsS'w PRICES.
ssfaHs E%GE .i,sT%fHs zsS sGss Z. CAPS
The enumeration Of all the above, articles
guaranteed to be precisely as
! xzn examination is urgently
ssI and 1913
SIXTH AVENUE
B. ALTMAN a co uspAnALLEGsb sGsf ATTRACTION
THEIR SUR !" DEPARTMENT
COMPLETE AND UNREsERvED REDucrIoNn
OVER $50 COSTUMES OF EVERY
VARIETY AND STYLE IN woRsTED
GOODS BOTH IMPORTED AND OF
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
Former prices, sss, sss, ssss, SO
ALL REDUCED TO
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS slS EACH.
TINE. SILK COSTUMES, ALL
81 :s si'ss;s e. .s aSS Du~' ses
B. ALTMAN Flsh i e SAsHHEsEE 81, y E. .c1oAKs,
MARKED fS5SSAIssE, pd%S to Ill, 81 SIS and .as
Tho new REDINGoTE poLoNAIsEs,
All At 81 s"s 81, F's9x s,g sss ssrsss :ss
Fine BLACK CASHMERE PoLoyArsEs.
at SIS, $25, $50 and upward.
r ALTMAN co. OPEN
hne s.is sssoriment ati1sln Of
LACE bafs boLMsSs,e sAse eccAhPes, &c.
in medium and very fine quality.
FEE FEEL LINN LINN ,SaR2T sas2EEs s S. 81 ass e:
LACE cArEf htSDksadnlsssl tsfsTs, hnhnsfssss COLLARS
f'0e S'''iHs9a LACE p PHR1soI Ara covERs s"' LLAMA
srAslya LaSs ssfnsiyf s"S efYmfn eHSfE Dor
FINE LACE Wells in round
a. fns LESS Gnf HhHs ,ss' ces4 6sfS oF MARfsc
worth 81 to S.
nr' 'aisi;E S5isgHa HAE 2S5as 5s&ss &ssa',
Elegant clSsh ssysSfsqs rpS PRS FRrSoEs,
Colored and oXTDIzED BUTTONS.
BossET; s5;ssS ssSH sIs1,ss HERs2ss and
SILK SCARF TIES and FIcHUs
One lot SILK FIoHUs, REDUCED to 81
ssl and 3 Is AhxHAs sIxHA a1ESS,s. 4 ESS9S,s
pARAsoLs OF EVERY CONCEIVABLE STYLE.
ON MONDAY, APRIL 81.
WE SHALL OFFER OVER
'''' AND Gun UMBRELLAS
IN ALL THEIR LATEST
AT EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES
B. ALTMAN 4 CO., ssI, 1888 Sixth avenue
10 CASES woHsTBR Eas s9Hs5H a55Ss AND SILK rOsoEE
in all the fashionable shades.
ScAsEs MOURNING GOODS COMPRISING
nHASS
HfEA kESsIErTA cloth cloth and faaisk tE6Tu
unusually Low PRrcEs.
Our celebrated Black cashmores
~ are
still offered o. SOC, and 81 10per yard,
acknow Gagged to be superior to any retailing
In the city
at$l 10 per yard
OUR POPULAR STOCK OF HOSIERY HANDKER-
GENTS ASp i5lTcf YoTrKs' Rsp SSsSoEEhkeAanEsrs SSSEEkecA
nousEkEEpfso aPf GOODS
all offered
AT REDUCED PRICES.
D. ALTMAN 4 CO.,
ssl and s@ xru ,vrxrr
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DRY GOODS.
EXTRAORDINARY ANNOUNCEMENT
II for the week commencing
April II.
B. ALTMAN co.
desire 70 inform the public
that they will offer the
MOST POSITIVE AND EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
AND REsPECrFuLLY DIRECT ATTENTION
TO the following -
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DRY GOODS.


DRY GOODS.
ID b. MACY CO.
i
~
*x*
****
~ -
..*****-***S**.*.**.
R. H. 49,
**s MACY x*x*
&co. ~
s*** ..**s
.***** *****.
~ ~
RH MACY a co.
PARAsoLs.
PARAsoLs
During this week will be exhibited
unusually fine selection of
PARAsoLs
in all tho leading styles
with or without Chatelaines
with long short sticks
lined or unlined
NEW STYLE HANDLES.
Fine quality goods
in sufficient variety
to meet all demands.
cHILDRENs rARAsoLs,
very nrettv s,vIes
ata bargain.
LACE DEPARTMENT
can be found the
LOUIS XIV. VEST
in elegant designs, in
lace, silk and crepe.
vALENCIENNEs FIcHus
sAceUEs, sHAwLs, DoLMANs AND
MARIE ANroINErrEs.
LACE PARAsoL COVERS
FRIScED Wells.
cHlLDREN's LAWN SUITS
greatly reduced prices
STATIONERY DErAn1T%ESTE
NOTE PAPERS AND 5G'sS Hs1HEGaHs ias Ply
'"'''' 'S''s also
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES. :" OWNS AN D'D-'''
much less than sae,isAer's 81 prices.
R.H MACY 4 co.
-
80.
xaH = 4 ~ = ***** $50 *.s
4 *** W.
****. h.H' .**ss*"
~ .oo "
49, ~.***
***.* ~
- -
In the following line,
are 70 be found
.nac;a, aav,n,o ,oco.
cHrLpREs,s FANCY HOSE
FRENCH pERcA1Es
prices reduced one'thrd.
FLORAL GARDENING SETS,
oroaue' Sets 'ae.-. and Gardening @ Tools
Aos II 0s MgoK AsD ana R.NAsK ss. TOWELS
- -
vELocr fEDEs, Single and aooo. ss.t.a
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
far below Broadway prices.
Small Wares and Yankee Notions.
WHITE COTTON TRIMMINGS,
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: APRIL 20, 1873-QUINTUPLE SHEET.

DRY GOODS.
$4,000 STOCK OF
SILKS DRESS GOODS. LACEs. LACE GOODS,
H1spTRY Eos1ERY eaASJ eaaAASSJpKERcHIEFs AND HOUSE
tob
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
depressed State Q, the market
TO MEET rHH phRsS2ST RRs2yFsHMEsrs 4iME, OF THE
usD pSaiss 81 ahisSSRAT' PAE' ESTfRE AEhHsi p wEEp,
most excellent opportunities to purchasers,
having been NAMES hiT fpis pSws 'S's fully per cent
below last years prices.
SILK AND DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
offers unusual facilities.
ELEGANT BLACK LYONS SILK, g. 50 50 per yard.
Superb quality Ponsons Bonnets make
s. IS 90 per yard.
Choice Striped silks ssc. ST. 81 20 81 rs per yard.
All new colors and shades Of
sisasl IS, 81 % and g per yard.
TRIMMING SILKS, 81 per yard.
u ALTMAN 4 CO. offer NOVELTIES
~ FINE PARIS, LONDON
VIENNA GOODS
B. ALTMAN 4 co. WILL OPEN, MONDAY,
APRIL1
8 cases entire novelties
the latest production Of
European markets, comprising
NEW AND ELEGANT oxIDIzED GOODS OF
every description, comprising
in part as follows:-
REAL oxIDIzED CHATELAINEs, with attachments
REAL oxIDIzED CnATELAINEs, with vinaigrettes
attached.
REAL oxIDIzED Hat, Dress Shawl, Veil and Hair
pm sqSass Tasfs bs1So'aSs 1e &C.,
all Of elegant, unIqueasSA
ANTIQUARIAN PaHRsw,ess' aRwa
NOVEL and in great demand,
and which we are offering
nearly one third Of
their regular value
LOT oxIDIzED vINAlGRETTEs, 7sc. each.
BRoocH,' 81.
LOT ox1DIzED SLEEVE BUTTONS, buc. pair.
1000 various patterns in
Veil Pins, Bonnet and
Dress Ornaments, &C., at &c., &c., 75c.
xnw srv, SPANISH SHELL COMBS
-" GARNET JEwELRY
whitby, Jet, Rubber
Pearl Jewelry
Russian Leather PEARL &C.,
in the greatest novelties.
sbpS fa%assS'RE %sD for
REAL WHITLEY JET Sets iii medallion
various designs, 81 rs, 81 80 to s. per set
NEW GARNET EARDRoPs at esc. 7sc and 81 per pair
New lot of REAL RUBBER BRACELETS
handsomely carved In the latest designs, tOc a pair,
PEARL SCREW EARDRoPs, 6sc. PER PAIR.
FINE SHE'LL AND nussIAK ySEs Il Is4THEs :; II {.
Extensive assortment Of LEATHER GOODS
LEATHER TRAyELLISe BAGS,
BELTS Russian leather Bags
POCKET Mis 'Sa5 SoSRs. Si'ssass sc., &c.
Elegant 3RsEv q PsG Nyss1S LEATHER and
v,xr ~ With !, mic nicke ! = plated trimming
REAL RUSSIAN LEHTiiER i'a sAGS 'S''''''' trimming
silver, at s3 So worth S.
EXTENSIVE STOCK or BELTS, of every variety,
F;t3" 'ss'@s S% s
One lot of GRAIN LEATHER BELTS,
in red and black, at 4Sc.
Tc
oxidized, jet and gilt buckles, 75c.
1000 Pocketbooks, Soc, 75c., 81 AMI 81 80.
and ss%gIs's s'as 's'' stock
ooMss foET soaP
FLORIDA WATER, 49c. per bottle.
buRISs I EXTRACTS, 7cc. per bottle.
Quart bottles, 49, per bottle.
Lubin's Genuine Powder, a5c.
All the above enumerated Articles
comprise sEsT nsiSei S.es esGsealy III 9sapted
and are well worthy an inspection.
B. ALTMAN CO.,
Sixth avenue.
To THE MOVING PUBLIC.
PARTIES ABOUT FURNISHING
HOUSES PRIOR TO TIE
FIRST oFMAY ARE
OFFERED
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
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d. WILL SFsif 2EES MONDAY 70
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
nousEREEpINe
GOODS.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, s. to IS per set
FINE LACE CURTAINS, 81 81, So to So per set
TOILET QUILTS, BED SPREADS, 81 80, 81. s4tos &C.
Fine Marselllcs Quilts, 81 81 80 S. s5 to 49,
FINE LINEN TABLE DAMAsK, csc. and 81 per yard
FINE LINEN HucK TOWELS, o. and 50 80 per dozen.
Fine Linen Damask Towels IS, -, s., Sc per dozen.
75c., 81, 81 % to 81 50.
EXTRA FINE TABLE NAPKINS, 81, s. 50 to s4per
dozen 1arge size).
A VERY LARGE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK of fine
LACE CURTAINS.
FINE FTSfa TSShssis SaK ElSSS TS$fIs fksLr pAxAsK,
LINEN snEErIsos' sEsI1Ss F5hESy.cAsE LINEN AND
LACE TIDES, in all sizes and every article for hitting up
house,
EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICES.
B.-shectings, Pillow Cases, Napkins Table Linen
all articles required
HEmxED AND D"ifHisiIs FiNIsnED TO ORDER Z
SHORT NOTICE.
b. ALTMAN A CO..
33l and 333 SIXTH AVENUE.
u ALTMAN co.
ID. will also open
two CASES Of
PINE WHITE GOODS, in
WHITE PIQUEs,
VICTORIA LAWN
FRENCH NAIkSOOKS,
SWISS AND 0RGANDIE MUsLINs, sPANGLED TAR.
LETANs. AC.
, CASE FINE MUsLINs, l2,sc, per yard,
w close out
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T,o THE MOVING PUBLIC.
PARTIES ABOUT FURNISHING
HOUSES PRIOR TO TIE
FIRST OF MAY ARE
OFFERED
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
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lU.UUU b. ALTMAN 4 co. I


10000 DOLLARS, STOCK OF fM 3 ALTMAN co, :
LADIES' UNDERCLoThING,
PURCHASED AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE
from recent
sale,
AosDA4 E p s'arfSsaa sSgssfsi Ssa
and the entire week,
folows:-
ONE LOT LADIES' FINE MUSLIN CHEMIsEs, corded,
band and ruiicd, 79c
ONE LOT LADIES, FRENCH BOSOM CHKMIsEs,
burg inserting and ratte
ONE LOT LADIES' FINE CHEMIsEs, trimmed in va
rous STYLES with Hamburg inserting, plain, and
cross tucking and ruliing and fne Hamburg
ranging from 81, 81 TO- 81 Is, 81 ~ tosaoo
LADIES' NIGHT ROBES tucked yoke back & and front
and trimmed with cambria ruffe, u 10
LADIES' NIGHT ROBES cluster of tucks running down
entire front, robe STYLE trimmed with rufie,
LADIES' NIGHT ROBES, trimmed down entire 'front.'
tucSs and camSrie raiiie, ii 75 " ''
trimmed in various styles with fine Hamburg
at esSsssa p4se aas soiS o s
upward.
One lot LADIES, SKIRTS, CHEMIsEs
MISSES FhENch HnATHkS SoKa apa DRESSES 81 each.
Wromiscuously)
One lot LADIES' UNDERsKIRTS, G9c. each.
One lot LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS,
inserted putting and runiing, roc.
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS,
wide embroidered edgng and tucks. 81 So
100 dozen LADIES' FINE MUSLIN SKIRTS ($l
(Walkng and Train Skirts 81 70
in every yafiety,at styie, p sg
Trimmed with plain and fancy Klng, e q
Fine Hamburg embroidery, &c, Si 81
and MADE OF THE BEST MATERIAL ONLY, (Sf -
rs dozen LAlDEs' TOILET sACQUEs (sl
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Wv UHV"UNHyt WV
Ladies desiring either Stamping, Braidng or Embroid
done by French artistcs.
Latest Paris styles Stamping Patterns for SALE E,eQan
eies In Braid and Embroidery always hand
taken by The year in amp Quantities stamping Braid
Ing, Embroidering any Quilting, either Of them The
attention Of the trade Invited. -"
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suIcidc- Failed to Agreo-Fatai Ac.
rideat-Politicai- ss.pendcd Pub.
LEGATION - W Vowed nm kxanatna.
tien-A Husband Beater.

SAX FRAscIsco, August l2-2 P. NJ
The dead body Of a man was found In
a vacant lot In the Western addition
to. day, with a knife wound In one leg.
A knife near the body Indicates sui.
eide. In the pockets n written permit
from the officers Of the II. 8. steamer
Tuscarora. at Mare Island, to John j.
wurzur, coppersmith, dated July IL.
1873. giving liberty on shore till July
Goth, was found. Memoranda and
other papers on the body, prove the
Identity. Deceased was a native Of
Switzerland. lie had evidently been
on board the STEAMER for a consldera.
BILE length Of time. There was also a
subscription list. by his countrymen,
amounting to 81 so, given to detray
his expenses back to Switzerland, on
account of sickness and restitution.
The jury In the case Of Clifford
Lindsey, tried for rape on the
child Louisa Dltman, failed to agree
on q verdict, and were discharged.
The prisoner was remanded to jail.
Dominic Bignotti, the owner Of a
garden In the Western Addition, ull-
dertook to blast. an oak stump out Of
the ground. He bored a hole, filled 1t
with powder and then poured a shovel
full of Goals on the charge. He lived
but a few minutes. The Coroner's
jury has returned 4 verdict Of acci-
dental death.
The Democrats could not get up an
indignation meeting last night. as pro-
posed. Their Legislative Convention
did not adopt a platform last night,
but will try to do SO tonight.
The Peoples Protective Alliance
resolved to ask Gov. Booth, through
their Executive Committee, to express
his sentiments on the question OF Chi
nese immigration. This body has
elected George A. Young President Of
It's County Assembly.
The Citizens Independent party has
appointed a committee to compile a
ticket from all the tickets In the field.
The work will be something equivalent
to the compilation OF a code.
The newspaper United Irishmen has
suspended publication.
Thomas Curtin, who shot and killed
Vim. NJ. johnson yesterday, appeared
In the Police Court to-day and waived
examination on a charge Of murder.
He was committed to await the action
OF the Grand Jury. Curtln's daughter
remains In jail pending an application
to have her sent to tho Magdelen Asy.
lum.
A life insurance agent appeared In
the Police Court to-day With a face
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Maine Demser.tIc Cs.ve.tis..

matso DemseratIc Csnventien.
PORTLAND, Me-. August l2.-The
Democratic State Convention meets
here to-day. About 100 delegates
have arrived. The State Central Com.
mittee last night selected Hon. P. c.
klmball for President Of the Couven.
ton. There seems to be a diversity oil
opinion as to whether to mako a nom.
lmation or not, but probably II will
be made. Jos. c. Madigan aud James
Titcomb are prominent candidates,
with chances favoring ritcomb.
Arrival Of RnIEraats.
New York, August l2.-Sixteen
hundred and ilfty-six emigranss arriv.
ed at Castle Garden yesterday.
Sanitary Measures.
The police, accompanied BIZ carts,
made a tour Of the city yesterday and
all green and stale fruits exposed fol-
sale we're seized.
Remanded.
VIM. Van Name, formerly President
Of the Market Savings Bank, has been
remanded to the Sheriff $ keeping.
Murder In North C~aro;isa.
WILMINGTON, N. c., August IA
despatch states that FLOYD Oxen Din
ner, one OF the most peaceful colored
inhabitants Of Scufletown, was shot
dead by some one, supposed to be Ste
phen Lowry, the only one Of the
swamp outlaws alive.
Gu ,en.hsase Drelsisns.
New YoRK. August 1.-The Col
lector of Customs has decided that I'M
porters cannot lawfully receive III
voices and withdraw entries on the
oaths Of agents. even though the latter
be furnished with power Of attorney.
Hereafter the importer himself must
make the necessary oath, or the goods
60 under general orders. A new and
ingenious plan Of %concealing snug
gled goods was exposed on the Havana
steamers yesterday. The Custom off,
cers discovered that the crew had c>n-
cealed n large lot Of cigars In the sails
OIL the ioretopmast, and seizures Of
goods thus concealed we're made on
the Cleopatra and Moro Castle.
America Gets . Medal ut Vienna.
Vienna adviccs state that the medal
for merit, in a group of 90, for educa-
ton, teaching and instruction, Inns
been awarded to the collection Of the
periodical literature Of America.
Tho Tweed Trial.
Attorney General Barlow yesterday
held \ conference with the District At
torney. to determine the time for the
trial Of VIM. N. Tweed. 1t Is resolved
to try the case In September, If assist
Ing council for the prosecution can at
tend at that time. II further postpone
ment Is necessary. the District Attor-
ney will proceed with the case Of
Stokes instead.
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showing marks of very severe beat
ing, received at the hands of bis young
wife. He refused to testify against
her at the last moment. but strangers
convicted her Of disturbing the pubic
peace. 49,.
Gold, Il5a6al15A; greenbacks, sellss
M2I
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FROM GEORGETOWN.
Fatal. Fall R,sm n stage Coach.

GEORGETOWN. CAL, August l2.-Last
night. as the Auburn and Georgetown
stage coach was coming down the hill
Into the town OF Greenwood, a lady by
the name OF Morales. a resident of Sar-
ramento. was sitting Oh the outside
with the driver, aud In a fit Of faint
ness fell headlong from the coach.
Three other passengers were on the
outside, but so sudden wns her tall
that'thry could not catch her. The
stage was stopped aud she was taken
up senselcss aud conveyed to Green
wood. She has not spoken a word
since, and IL dying this morning.
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eBsrLEMEs,S CLOTHING, ETC.

GBKrLEMEy'B CLOTHING, ETC.
GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE
A L p II I II Il s. .
N o R.LAn X 81.
r. -
TAKE PLEASURE IN PRESENTING THE
following list Of Prizes to be obtained at my
Establishment:
FIRST PRIzE-s2S saved on FINE DRESS
SUITS, by having them made at G. ABRA.
HAMS.
SECOND PRIZE SEQ saved on FINE BUsI.
NESS SUITS, by having them made a G.
ABRAHAM'S.
THIRD PRlZE-$sO lavcd on FINE CHIN
CHILLA ovERCoATs, by having them
made at q. ABRAHAM'S.
FOURTH PRIZE 80 saved on FINE DRESS
COATS, by having them madc At @. ABRA.
HAMS.
FIFTH PRIzE-sio saved on FINE BEAVER
ll.tV NnATC hr tautpn than, made ut
@. ABRAHAM's.
SIXTH PRIZE-sis saved on FINE ENGLISH
MELTON ovERCoATs. by having them
made OF G. ABRAHAM's.
SEVENTH PRIzE-$s savcd on Fine BEAVER
PANTS. by having them made a: @. ABRA.
HAMS.
EIGHTH Prices ssved on FINE VELVET
VESTS. BY having them made at q. ABRA.
HAMS.
NINTH PRlZE-si saved on FINE SILK
VESTS, BY having them made at G. ABRA.
HAMS.
TENTH PRIZE s. saved on FINE FRENCH
CASS PANTS, by having them made at q.
ABRAHAM'S.
ELEVENTH PRIZE-slsaved on FINE EAST.
ERN CAss PANTS, by having them made
at G. ABRAHAM'S.
q. ABRAHAM respectfully invites the
public to call md inspect his FINE
STOCK Of.
CLOTHS, BEAVERS. DoEsKlNs,
CAsslMERRs, vELyETs, ETC,
Before leaving their orders elsewhere.
A, FINE STOCK OF
FURNISHING GOODS
ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND AND
SOLD AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
C. A 3 z n M,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No %, North G Street,
VIRGINIA CITY,
AND AT ~, 80 qnd IS SECOND ST"
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
al I'm
BY THE CABLES.
A CARD.
c1NcE OUR ADVENT IN BUSINESS. ALL
y kinds Of clothing have been reduced inl.
menscly, hut the inducements offered during
this mouth will cast everything In the shace
that has been offered hitherto. II has. OF lat0.
become a pernicIous practice. on tho part OF
many clpthing dealers TO publish Ions. weari-
some and ae,ic:ous l,sts OF prizes, wh me are
periencpd purchaser. we therefore refrain from
tny such attempt. the well known integrity OF
our house being sufficient guarantee that our
priccs, while affording Legitimate PROFITS, are
lower than any other h0ut Ss II q s!1ss, + co
Referring tothe above, we beg leave to announce
that We are offering Q large
assortment OF
C. O T H N G
....ASD....
Furnishing Goods,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
(Madc by White Labor)
HATS AND GAPS,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE. BABC0CK
SELF.ACTING FIRE ENGINE
FOR CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES

1T IS THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FIRE
| Enrino In The word. and comes within inc
financial abilities Of every place.
II H. more effective than tho steam nre engine,
because It is insiantancously ready and throws
4 very powerful stream OF carbonic acid gas ano
water for any length Of time.
These engines arc substantially made, Win
two planirhed copper tanks or generators-i0to
100 gallons-to each are tested 10 4oO pounds
hydrostatIc pressure to the square Inch. and are
furnished with frst-class double.action force
pumps and tools throughout.
THE sELF.AcTING FIRE ENGINE 10 no
longer an experiment. About fifty Of them arc
now in use. They arc simple In construction,
have many timer the extinguishing capacity Of
the Best hand engines. and render an expensive
system OF water works or reservoir unneees
sary. Endorsed after actual use BY Thirty Fire
Departments. Send for their Record"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-12
THE
Stationary BabcOCk Tank

For Mills, Factories. hoiels. Churches, Thea:
tres, Public Halls, Colleges, Houses; Stores ana
Wareroomr, IL o SINGLE or DOUBLE CYLlN.
DER of any desired capacity, with hose TO reach
any hight or length OF structure; can be kept In
The basement or any other convenient place.
READY FOR Infant USE. thus combining IN
eonsiruction and cxtinguishing capacity all the
principles of the engine without the running
gear. The gas win work efficiently through lo
10 3U0 feet Of hose.
Engine, and from them an iron pipe, ] or ~.
inches in diameter, eau be carried 10 all parts OF
he building. having on each hoor q more cor.
ucction, With this arrangement the whole
power Of the Engine can be brought Into uto
Ia LESS THAN HALT A MINUTE. Thus each store,
block, dwelling. ETC.. and each floor OF inc same,
al a small cost. will have a. much protection as
would be furnished BY a trst class steamer
standing permanently on the premises.
Sec advertisement In another column relativ
TO the PORTABLE BARcocK ExTISGulsHrh an
Hook AND LADDER Trucks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-12
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