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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-28
LOCAL ITEMS
Another Man Killed.

Between II and 70 o'clock on Tuesday
night tragedy occurred in the lower
part OF town, near Pritchard's fast freioLt
Office, in which man named Kistell n
Cornishman. was shot and killed by n
colored man named d. W. Cherry. II
seems that kistell had been working for
Cherry. but had not been in his emplov
Tor week or more. Cherry claims to
nave had some barley stolen, and from
the evldeuce was on guard with double.
oarreled shotgun. Seeing a man enter
The corral Cherry fred upon him, but
without much effect, the shot striking
him in the right leg. The next shot hit
INN In the face and neck, producing al
most instant death. Cherry went to the
Sheriffs Office and surrendered himself.
The body of the deceased was subse.
quently taken care Of Owing to the in
ability OF Coroner Deal to act, Justice
Stoutenburgh summoned jury and held
an inquest yesterday. The evidence
went to establish the fact that the wounds
inflicted caused death, and that the
shooting was done by Cherry. The jury
also found that deceased was a native of
Cornwall, England, and was about 81
years old. DIR. Bergstein made q post
mortem examination. The remains pre-.
sented horribly mangled and shocking
appearance. The examination of Cherry
will be held before Justice Stoutenbureb
this morning. Cherry is As or 80 wears
of age, and has been resident of this
State twelve years OF more. In 1861 he
lived at Virginia, and was there a man of
considerable means. He is represented
as quiet and inoffensive man generally,
and as intelligent as colored men ordi.
narily are. He has been engaged in the
hog business, and is the party who was
arrested some weeks ago for keeping q
hog pen in the lower end of town aud
thereby creating nuisance. Deceased
was buried at AZ p. M. yesterday, Rev.
Mr.. Badger officiating He has wife at
Devonshire, England, and son at Tintic,
Utah.
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FROM SALT LAKE,



STIKE AMONG THE WATERS. -Messrs.
4. W, aud j. b. Kitchen, the proprietors
OF our two leading hotels, the Cliff House
and Walker House, yesterday morning
introduced change in the service of
meals TO promote the comfort of their
guests. Meals will hereafter be served in
the spacious dining hall of the Walker
House, and the culinary resources of the
two establishments thrown together. The
ambition of these enterprising gentlemen
Is to render the service of their tables
fully equal to that of the best houses in
Eastern cities, and by this consolidation
of forces they will be better enabled to
attain their end. Yesterday morning
notice was given the walters to equip
themselves for service in proper costume
short black jackets and white aprons
but the free born soul of the American
citizen resisted any such regulation, and
a dozen sons of the salver declared they
would die rather than submit. Mr. B.
Kitchen suppressed the revolt in a matter
of-fact way that was really provoking.
"Those who are unwilling to comply
with the requirments of this house,"
said he, "can 60 to the Office and get
their pay. They are discharged" Some
eight or ten stood out for freedom, drew
the money due them, and now breathe the
air of natural born freemen. The re-
mainder Of the force took a more practi-
cal view Of the situation, and came to
terms. There was some little hunting
around by the steward about noon to
drum up recruits to wait on table at
luncheon; he hauled in his men and the
meal was served without any perceptible
flaw. A new force will be hired without
difficulty. and the tables will be served
according to the views of the proprietors.
These gentlemen seem DESTROYS to show
the public that they know how to keep q
hotel.
DEFAULTEG ARRESTED. There was q
sudden call at the Walker House yester-
day for one of the employees. The man
who was in demand gave his name as
George W, Morris, and represented that
he had just arrived from Richmond, Vir-
ginia. Early in the week he applied to
the proprietor, Mr.. James B. Kitchen,
for employment, giving his business as
dry goods clerk, and alleging that he
could find no employment. The appli-
cant appearing willing and active, MIR.
Kitchen engaged him as porter, until
something more suitable sh ould turn up.
Yesterday morning the walters struck,
and number were discharged, and to
fill the gap, George Morris was promoted
to wait on table. The duties of this
position he performed to admiration.
Just before lunch, the Sheriff from Lara
ME, Wyoming Territory, presented him.
self, and made demand for this same
progressive young man. On his way
from Richmond, it seems, he had stayed
at that place awhile, and some miner had
intrusted him with a sum of money to
purchase scrip, George was impecuni'
Gus, and the temptation was too great
for his moral fortitude. He absconded
with his trust, engaged at the Walker
House, and has now come to grief.
Phoebe Bullion -Twenty-one bars o.
silver bullion were received yesterday
by Wells, Fargo & Co., from the Ray
mond & Ely mine, of the average valu'
of 81, 900 each.
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AFTERNOON SALES.

ljsJ Eureka Con. l2ss 1875 'ib3O i27s II
70 Phenix-l2kc
400 Belmont-lss
10 Rye Patch--Ga. Gksj
IS Hayes.
30 Golden Chariot-25I4 25s 25hblOas
100 Ida Fillmore tn ~
500 War Eagle-50e G2i.e
10 Mahogany-9
$50 Minnesota 20
Dos Empire, Idsho-6 ca e. So, 81. "a
1850 Red Jaeket-2k -, 3b3d 3a'.
50 Original Hidden Treasure-2%
100 Crown Points,
1915 Belcher-6s 6Ss3 6S
rs Csledonia-1s III.
20 Seq. Belcher-32& 50
100 Overman-64 6As
50 Yellow Jacket-47R A.
PIocHE STOCKS.
$40 Meadow yalley-l7s. 1918 4 b3O IL. Is !. b3l
$50 Raymond 4 Ely-13 729saO 73j9 1880 73',
73Jss9O "A 74l b30 1850
20 Pioche-iit
$50 Washington and Creole .
l25 Page 4 Panaca-5oc
a7j American Flag
l25 Alps-15c
a65 lngomar-30c % 35c
40 Chief Of the Hill
gGdO Newark-3ss 3'i 3, b3 go
. uar,nas-gl.
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We would call the attention OF our
readers to the advertisement in another
column of the Brooks Sewing Machine
Co., of New York; they advertise, what IS
indeed valuable invention, first-class
sewing machine for five dollars.
H. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, and
Commissioner of Deeds for California
and Utah. General business and real es-
tate agent. Collections made at reasona-
BILE rates and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Office: Next door to the Postofice. La
cour street, Phoebe, Nevada.
A NEW circulating library, imported c'-
gars, tobacco, stationery and confectlon-
cry at ]. Levin 4 Co. =, opposite Hamii-
tons saloon, Main street.
REopENED.- barber shop on Mead
ow Valley street, adjoining the Pioneer
stables. Shaving 25 cents; hair-cuttine
so cents.
FoR RENr.--Building adjoining the
Dexter stables, now used as barbel
shop. Apply to Gro. G. JOHNSTON.
9. AsHIM BRO.
BLUE, BRows AND BLACK BEAVER SUITS. $25
worth s35.
Boys clothing, Latest styles Mt >
Ashtm Il Bros.
Faper collafs-Byronac or shakspe
fean-2S osnts per box At AsAim q nro
Something nsw--rod. white AM
blue Cal. Mission Aannel undershirt
and drawers-9a. 90 ut Ashim q bro'
hat given 70 every one that buy
suit ~ 8. Ashim = Bros.
Cheapi--White, brown and biac
canvas shoes Mt n. Ashtm u Bros
PIONEER News DEror, Main street.
Wiederhold.
FoR the very best OF dental work 60
F'O U. Nichols, Dentist, Main street.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS
By GILMER 4 sALIsBURY's SALT LAKE LINE.
Charles Belden
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Notice to Creditors.
Application for Patent
to Bisanz Lode.

u. B. LAND OFFICE.
BELMONT. New. June %, 1879
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THE HER.
IN cules Silver Mining Company, whose Post
Office Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada, has made
application for patent for eight hundred linear
feet of the Bisanz Lode, bearing silver ore, the
same being about four hundred feet northeasterly
and about four hundred feet southwesterly from
discovery shaft thereon, with surfaceground six
hundred feet in width. situate in Bristol Min
ing District, Nye county, Nevada, and described
in the plat and field notes on file in this Office
follows, viz: Beginning at post marked No. l,
US. Survey No. 81, whence nut pine tree one
foot in diameter bears 8. So degrees, w. II Clio
feet; smokestack Of the National Mining Com
pany, in Bristol, bears N. oSA degrees, "; the
Blue Bell shaft bears N. AZ degrees, and the Cen.
ter Of the mouth Of the Bisanz Tunnel, on the
Bisanz Lode, bears s. ION degrees, E. 500 feet;
thence running, first course, S. 63,a degrees, +.
COO feet to post marked No. ., U. s. Survey No.
81; thence, second course, 26A degrees, W. 800
feet to post marked No. g. U. 8. Survey, No. 81;
thence, third course, N. G3h degrees, w. 6O0
feet to post marked No. 4, U. s. Survey. No. 81;
thence, fourth course, N. 26h degrees, y. sou
feet to post No. l, the place of beginning, con-
tanning eleven and 2-fO0 acres; upon unsurveyed
land"
Courses taken from the true meridian with
magnetic variation Of 16h degrees east The
lode or deposit is found between the horizontal
layers Of limestone, and shows upon the surface
only at the Bsanz Tunnel.
Inc uehrest anu tuJolnlnR loueb 10 tne hDONt
claim are on the north, the May Flower and
Dsuntless Lodes. claimed by VIM. Frink, Chas
Wahlund and N. CroOker, on the east by vacant
ground, on the south the National and Daunt
less Lodes claimed by the National and Daunt
less Companies, on the west the Southern Slope
and W, +. Lodes, claimed by the Southern Slope
and W. +. Companies.
The notice and diagram of the above claim
can he found posted at the mouth Of the Bis
anz Tunnel and in the Land Office at Belmont,
Nevada.
The record Of said location may be found in
Book A. page 10, of the Records Of said Bristol
District, said claim being more particularly de.
scribed in said application.
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto
are hereby requested to present the same before
the Register and Receiver Of the United States
for Belmont District at Belmont, Nye county
Nevada, within sixty days from the first publ.
cation hereof, in the PIoCHE DAILY RECORD, a
newspaper published nearest the location Of
said claim. WIN. GRANGER, Register
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An Anonymous Report,

In order to understand the following,
it should be known that very foolish per-
sons believe it to be an actual fact that
some of our worthy citizens are averse to
serving on juries. The paper from which
we copy was found day before yesterday
morning on one Of the tables inside the
bar of the District Courtroom. 1t is a
report of purely imaginary scene, so
that none might take offense at it, even
if so inclined. 1t runs as follows:
Judge-Have you any conscientious
scruples against telling good big North
American lie to avoid your duty as a
citizen Of this county?
Juror-No, sir.
challenged for habit,tdl bias.
Judge--Have You formed an unqual-
lied opinion in this case?
Juror-Mr. Judge, am ready to tell a
lie of any magnitude to get frnm serving
as juror; so asking me foolish ques-
tons and hard conundrums is only q
loss of time for all present. So help me
God.
challenged for lacking TIE first prin-
ciples and attributes of manhood. and
challenge not traversed.
We think that the writer Of the above
should be severely censured, and for this
reason we hold his production up to pub
lie scorn.
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ASSESSMENTS,

Following is list OF sales OF delin-
quent stocks now advertisedin our paper:
EFNTUCKY
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Canned Tomatoes, do. String Beans, do: Green
Peas, do. Corn, do. Oysters, do. Pie Fruits, do.
Condensed Milk. do. Salmon, - IS per doz. or
cans for 81 Is.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-28

ONE Coop EFFECT OF THE LATE FLOOD.
Ashim a. Bro. suffered somewhat by the
late heavy rains, by which their cellar
was flooded; but they are determined
not to allow anything like that to pre-
vent them from flooding the market with
all classes of goods at unusually low
prices. This firm has reputation for
the excellent quality of their goods which
is second to none in this State, and in
the matter of fair dealing they are not
surpassed by any other firm. Give Ash
i'm call before it is too late.
THOMAS HYDE.-This young man, who
was so severely injured inthe Raymond Il
Ely mine some sixteen days ago, is in an
improved condition, He is receivingeve
possible surgical and medical attendance
from Drs. Rogers and Fetterman, and
the tenderest care from his family and
friends. Hopes are entertained of his
ultimate recovery. -.. .....#
FAST FRE1oHr.-Pritchard appears be-
fore the public in this mornings issue
with new scale of prices between Pals
ade and Phoebe. Pritchard don't know
how to suspend business or to stop run
ming his line.
Clancy a. Mccormick continue to ca
ter to the tastes Of those inclined to i'm
bbe. 1t is hardly necessary to tell any
one in Phoebe where Clancey's is or that
the best of wines and liquors are to BIZ
obtained in that favorite saloon.
ALL RIGHT AGAIN.-We are happy tt
learn that the railroad between Pioch'
and Bullionville has undergone oil re
pairs made necessary by the storm las
week, and is now all right again.
BACK AaA1N.-Dr. Bishop has just re
turned from trip to Snake Valley. II
is looking quite well, considering he en-
countered in the valley the great storn
which passed over the country last weeE
S, BARNES invites all his debtors t
come forward and settle their indebted
ness, and also expresses willingness t
. nav up all accounts against him. II
gives notice to that effect in our columns
ORIENT SALOON. james Campbell ha
leased this saloon, which is located o
Lacour street, opposite Roeder's, an
will be happy to meet his Old friends an
the public generally.
The grand historical drama of Robe
Emmett" is in active preparation, an
+ will be presented in few days at Hal
r ley's Theater. Due notice will be give
3 of the time.
YESTERDAY we again had delight
e weather. 1t is SO seldom that
" have moderate weather here that 1t
worthy of notice when we do have 1t.
s GonpoN & MURRAY have reduced q
price of freight to two and half cents
}. pound from Lehi (the terminus OF
railroad) to Phoebe. SEES advertisement
o. Now DuE.-The tax on the proceeds
"a mines ia now due and payable. n.
is Hanly, County Assessor, gives notice
that effect in to-days paper.
rs Bio SALE.-Andy Fife offers loo he
=, Of horses and mules and 70 qua
wagons for sale. Call on Mr.. fite al ID
n lionville.
Two passengers only, John Han
~ and J. Meyer, left Hamilton on the 2
y for Phoebe.
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SAN FRAscIsoo, August 10Th.

SdAIEs,l MOkNlNG SAILS.
30 ophir-2lh 2lh, 22i,b3o
80 Sayage-40H 40
20 Chollar- Potosi-35ls 3G 369
$50 Hale 4 Norross-22h 22h
- Crown POINTS, s2k 81
20 Yellow Jacket-46 45b30
$50 lmperial-4 Al bio iAbl0 1890
IS Empire Mill-Sh 3sbD
30 Keutuck-7h ia
1905 Belcher-67 81 y Gsb30 6sb5 Is
1875 Con. yirginia-96 81 W 9sa.bsS
1856 Seq. Belcher-32 80 say
40 Overman-1A "a
100 Justice-5is s.bN
40 Caledonia-l7h lIss Ia
800 baltimore Cons. 7Hb5 7'sb3o -.
40 knickerbocker-32
$50 Red Jacket--50c
80 New York--5Gc
% Tyler-50c
100 Sutro-3 81 b30
j75 Woodville-1a
AFTERNOON SALES.
ClO'Eureka Con.--laA i2'. l2hb9o
IS Belmont-lh
200 FL Dorado South-2T2
80 Hayes--2
100 Independent-l's
10 ST. Patrick-2h
70 Golden Chariot-27 274b30
205 Ida Ellmore-1A S71s
200 Minnesota-20h 2lb30
100 Empire, ldaho-6 6ls boo 6Ab)0 500
5JD lied Jacket-lp
20 Yellow Jacket-46k
295 Belcher-68 6SslO 6sh Is %s3
40 Savage-39
10 Crown Points,
100 lmperial-4ab2
l2O Hale 4 Norcross-22i4 22s3 22As3
100 Empire Mill-3ssbl0 81
$50 Caledonia-l7si 1880 Is 49, b30
70 Baltimore Con.-7ss
1906 Gould Cury-l0G 10 l0Ab3O
rs Ophir-2la
100 Eureka, q. V.-l9
PIoCHE sroCks
1850 Meadow Yalley--I6s. Lex lTs3 II II Sb30
eco Raymond Ely--7ls30 II hb30 II III I3b30
7lhs30 IL abs TN
200 Washington and Creole
800 Alps-75c
200 American Flsg-5h s.
80 Bowery-G0c
loo HUM & Hunt-lh
6U0 silver Peak--l,- II Ia
30 lngomar-40c
100 Chief Of the Hill--lA
1855 Newark -3S4 3Ts 3i.bl0 Q Z. Also 3'sh3o 30
81 Phoebe Phenix-lk II
81 Hermes-3l
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
SAN FR.ScIsco. August eth.

SAN FRaScIsoo. August 27th.
.gursl MORNING SALES.
io5 ophir -2ibs ~ AK ans 2ablO 22%bso 22bi
-
qa5 Gould 4 Curry-l0 l0is
loD Best and Beleher-i
ms ssvsge-ssk 3sa. Ssh
ITO Chollar- Potosi-J 3Ibl0
20 Hale x Norcross-22a
90 Crown Points, IS 8,b3
80 Yellow Jscket-iI IL y ishi1
800 Imperial-4,s ~ 4isblo
80 Empire Mill-3A
l2j Kentuek-1h ~
AS Belcher-6sl. 6s Gs y 6Si, 6sl5 90
go Daney-la
60 Exchequer-,
go overman-7 hbaO G.. 77'.bso lbs g.. Ga
10 Buckeye
1856 Julia-lif Lbs
$50 Caledonia-l1's Ia. SAsj
70 Globe-1
100 Baltimore Con.-sle "a
20 Silver Hill-t1 1875
l6j Eipse-5
100 Picton-25c
20 American Flat.
40 Woodville-lh
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PIOCHE MARKET REPORT.
Cash Prices.

Compiled by S. AsHIM 4 BRo.I
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Yesterday, in this trial Messrs. Buckley
and GresSs gave their testimony, and E
,. Williams was recalled to the stand.
Nothing new and of public interest was
eiicited--the most of the day being spent
In arguments and efforts of counsel to
bring in testimony objected TO by the op-
poslte party.
The testimony of Buckley and Greggs
corroborated that of Williams.
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DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS are hereby
notified that the carrier of the RECORD
will, after the sth of September, 1873,
enforce strictly his rule requiring a set
tlement at least once month. He is
compelled to settle for his papers every
Monday, and it is unreasonable for per-
sons to expect him TO wait upon them
for his pay for a longer period than a
month. Those who fail to comply with
his rule after the date above mentioned
will be stricken from his list until pay
ment is made. No exceptions to the
rule will be made.
Mining boots only - at =. Ashim
~ Bros.
french cashmere pants-S5 and 81,
at >. Ashin ~ Bros.
MerinO undershirts at four hits Mt
=. Ashim q Bros.
S. ASfIIM BRO.
BLACK fRocK SUITS, $40; worth $50.
Who don't know that the chea neat
store In town IL =. Ashina 4 Bros I!
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1877; SrElNe M S73

NEI GOODS.
! beg to Gnn"lncr 10 t;c it;'"s =: Elo%"A'!rla
that lin ulpnir@ n very inr.;" Hitd E.!.'"c~
tive stoch nf
SPRING AND SUM VI En GOODS,
and would call their special a.t""ti"n /" my
stock Of Ii LACK GUGijS, IL H"nhHEtrcs, il"'i-
rirtt Cloths, Gasimrr":. larI>i"nr,s, 'i;su,l-",
Esnntincs, Ta:nantln:s, Gre1adn"a, i'"rn..'ri..&,
Grape HrcnadiI,'s, Jcniplacs, Cul.ona aut: Ba-
dan Cloths, Ail'acAs, Aohnir and il and I'd
MusllEs
And in FANCY DRESS GGOU&H'l :ncnov-
elites in style ,;d color Of fabric to hc found in
the NurthcrE cities.
NH u y. I}. HDDMGS.
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ROOTS .G.SsU SHOES.

+ AIDES FINE FRENCH KID NEW
IL PORT TIES at
WADDEY'S, ID King street
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PnsTA0E.-The following changes w'l! take
place after June 30, 1878:
|. Franking privilege abolished.
>, Pcstmasters supplied with official stamps.
;. Official stamps must not be used except Tor
oilcal business.
4. Stamp of one department cannot be used
i"r Jurisprudence of another.
>. Nomatter can pass through the mails free.
+. Postage must be collected on newspapers
published II the county where delivered
:. Exchanges not free Publishers must pay
p"S'aSe s. On each exchange received.
dead letter Office N'''' "
:: :, i9StaI cards cannot be used second time.
:, !" Ordinary cards can be transmitted through
the mails by atixing one cent stamp, provided
t inc entlre message is printed. The address may
g.. hstters-Thrce cents for each half ounce or
traction thereof.
prop lctcrs-Whcro delivered by carriers,
eSo cents tor each half ounce or fraction there
oi' At other Offices, one cent for each half
'umce or fraction thereof.
flnted Matter-One cent for each two
.; cuuceS or traction thereof Seed, bulbs, cut
unss roots, scions, chromos, and engravings
'ls e McaSSed with printed matter
Merchandise-Two cents for each two ounces
W traction thereof, limited to twelve ounces.
"hen any Of the above matter is mailed wholly
u;arad, and by iuadvertence reaches its destina
Ioa, double rates should be charged and col
ec'ed.-Postotfce Gazette.
bARnARTY.-A letter from Havana brings
Us aSlhteiilgence that the Spanish volunteer Off
.ctS who captured the dead body of General
asFamonte filled it with kerosene aud burnt it
~ ~ ashes; After the incrcmation the ashes of
me ene dead hero were preserved in two vases,
T ana placed in one of the principal rooms of the
Iaslno ,ISno Of Puerto Principe, and no doubt all
,h T'e parties engaged in this bushes imagined
sciey had stricken terror into the hearts of their
.oes ooy their peculiar treatment of Agramonte' 8
aeslalns. 1t is not likely. however, that their
;ouauct will produce any other result than to
;;nsplrc their antagonists with fresh vigor and
ip1cFeased resoluteness. It is said that Henry
hseeVe, an American citizen, will be named as
Tue successor of Agramonte.
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slEXA GAZETTE & VIRGINIA ADHhkli>hh'
puELlSIED pAlLf bf
EDGA:; SNGh u hN.
ALEya GaZETTE& VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

p,,,,I;.n.,l regularly OF TU E>DAIS, TIL . RS
DAYS End SATURDAYS, At FIVE DOLLARS
rsK AfSuM, payable in advance.
anrEkrIsEMENTs inserted Al the usual rates.
viz: One square (cght lines on" time, Si.tn,
For cach subsequent insertion twenty-five cts.
additional will DO charged.
Special contracts will be made with yearly sd
vcrtisers.
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r AIDES PARIS TIES, tho latest, ut
- WADDEY'S, "a King street.
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AZ Z w STO Il E.

AZ EW STORE.
F. g. SWAINE
Wouldnform his friends and the public gener
ally that no has leased the store on the corner Of
Cameron and Royal streets, 81. 9. Milburn's old
stand) and will keep, in connection with tho
Grocery, Liquor and Commission store, No. Z2
Royal street, Il tirst-cass
FAMILY GROCERY,
where can DC found at al times fresh Roll But
tor Poultry, Eggs Hominy,, Beans, Dried
Fruits, Pc,itocs, Canned Peaches, Pineapple,
i'cnsoeS and Corn, &c, sc. Csll and exam
inc. lco
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TVENING DRESS GOODS.

White Tarltons, Pink, Green, Blue and Straw
colorci 1aritons White Urgandic,, beautiful
goods, in Plain, Striped and Plaid, Bishop and
Victoria Lawns also tul! assortment Of Cam
brics, Embroidcrics, Edgings and goods espc-
cially suited to the coming season. nj
RDbT H. WOODS,
nv 10 No ~ \ .ng street.
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TAUZE NJ ERINO AND GAEZE FLA y
w MEL FOR GENTLEMEN'S AND La
DIES USE--Galizc Shirts ior gentlemen, sns'r-
and long sleeves, of varinas qualities. y IS"
GalIzc Mcriro Vests for ladies use, 1t NJ. ~
King strcrt.
ic7 BORT L. WOOD.
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= second very IArSo
SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS.
We nrc row able IT, ollcr GREAT BAR
GAINS in many kinds Of ehoc" goods.
We will nn. "!rImcrato, bit sinai take pleas
urc in showing our stock TO oar friends ai.i the
public gcncra!ly.
my u. 7. GITnr = -
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BALTIC. LOCK HOSPITAL,
asHs. ASTON,

Physician OF this celebrated institution, has dis.
covered the most Certain, Spec" J, Pleasant ana
Ellec.l,a Remedy in the world for all
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ROACHES!

DOACUESl ROACHES!!
III ROACHEES!!l
We have on hand m article that Wo can &c.
commend with confidence for the DESTRUCTION OF
Reaches. Price 25c per package: For sac os
my 29 E. 5. LEADBEATEK u BhO.
EEWELRY-A large assortment OF nc"
- styles Jewclry, Hair, Ornaments, &c
FERG USON'S,
my 10 G6 King street.