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DOUBLE CLOAKs.

quilted silk trimmings, $3 rs
a.. Wrappers, Wrappers.
Ladies' Cashmere Wrappers quilted satin collar and
CUTS, gabrielle and sack styles lined all through.
SO So
just opened.
New styles OF ladies' Dress caps and Coffures.
Childrens and lntants Caps and BonnetS all lead
ing styles
We still continue sell ali shades OF Veveteens. 25c
per yard
Superior Satin. all shades sppcr yard positive value
81 IS
Reps and Turquoise, SIC per yard.
silk Nelvets excellent goods, every shade, from 75c
ST, 81 80 and upwards.
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EMBROlDERIEs.

Needlework Sets, Csc, up.
Lace Sets soc. set up.
French Embroidered Sets sc.
Embroidered Chemsettes, 2oc ~.
Lots of linen Collars Sc up.
Fine linen Cuffs l0c. pair. -.
Linen Sleeves, &c pair
Embroidered and lace Collars lOc up.
Neck Rulings lOc. up
Fine French embroidered
linen SETS soc. Use, s6c up.
Real crochet Tides l9c.
Linen embroidered Collars, Sc.
Hand crochefCollars lOc
Hamburg Embroideries cheap
Rulings and Tuckings low.
| GREAT BARGAINS
1850 fine imported skirts
well made hand embroidered,
worth S5, closing at 81 10
T LADIES, UNDERWEAR.
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FRENCH FLOWERS.

sprays Montuers Vines GarnItures Ostrich Tips and
Plumes; all novelties.
Prices speak tor themselves
Open Evenings unti New Years.
j. BLOOM 4 BRO.
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THAT'S IT.-I CLAIM THE QUICKEST WAY EVER
i discovered to make any kind OF horse colt rot
fast win immediate Improvement in speed All fully IL
PIERRE u VAN HOESEN. 81 south street New York
?. S.-Trsde supplied by New York News Company, Is
Bcekman street.
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ADDIE KID GLOVE TWO BUTTONS, EVERY
PAIR WARRANTED, NEW SHADES, soc PAIR
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SASHES, SASHES,

for Ladies and Children, without exception the finest
assortment TO be found IN this market
FANS, FANS, FANS.
Pearl ivory, Russia leather ana gilt scka, plain and
SATIN painted, lace covered. &C
Call and compare prices
Fine cut jet steel ana pearl Hair and Bonnet Orna.
mentS
Pearl gilt, jet coral and coin silver oxidized Jewery
without exception the largest assortment in the city
Examine ine stock OF
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DRY GOODS.

33s Bowery. 33s Bowery.
Having met with unusual success in extensive
assortment of choice Holiday Presents were obliged
to make some additional during this last week.
gains in most desirable novelties Lace Goods specially
adapted for
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1,o LET-THE STABLE 4os EAST SEVENTEENTH
street. lsx4O two stories has and water built by
former owner for private Apply to w. MULLANY.
229 West Forty ninth street. to NJ MARTIN AUS East
seventeenth street
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

1HoiIDAY PRESENTS.
Real point aud point applique uandkerchc,s, from
81 rs So 2S So r. $s 25 and ups
Real Point Duchesse and Val. at half real value
Italian Val, In elegant designs, 81 Is and up.
Real French embroidered linen cambria handkerchief
lsc and upwards
Pure silk Brocsde. Sc and up.
Fine linen lawn Handkerchefs, silk bound 75c. and
Ladies' and gentemen's hem stitched Handerchiefs.
in fancy boxes at all prices
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT. /

One button kid Glove. 25c
Real Kid, warranted, SOC.
Undressed Kids two buttons Soc
Two button kid Gloves, 5Oc.
TWO button Kids. extra 75c. pair
Real Trefoonse kid Gloves, &c.
Real Kid. two buttons 81.
French cloth Gloves, 25c.
Gents Driving Gloves 75c. up.
Gents dogskin Gloves, soc
Buck Gauntlets, fine 79c.
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A -NAuGHTIN CoaKERY.
No. 53l Eighth avenue.
between Thirty.sixth AMI Thirty seventh streets.
Closing out sale
of Fall ana Winter
Dry Goods
at great sacrifice.
We have marked down our immense
stock OF Fall and Winter Dry Goods
from 20 20 40 cent below cost prices Ladies'
specuuly solicited TO examine our goods and prices
Black Silks reduced ~ per cent
SILK Pongees reduced IS per cent
Wool Serges reduced 30 per cent
Merinos reduced - per cent
Empress e y, Cloth, h reduced 25 per cent
Coored Poplns reduced Is per cent.
Black Alpacas reduced ~ per cent
Mourning Goods reduced Is per cent
Suits, suits
Coored Suits reduced 40 per cent.
Black suits reduced 80 per cent
Suits made TO order on the premises.
Ladies IN attendance. Alterations made thout extra
charge.
Cioaks and shawis
Closing out at 80 cents on the dollar
Dolmans and English walking Jackets In great
variety
Broche shawls, long and square.
Paisley shawls long and square.
ottoman shawls at hall price
Cloths and Cassimeres very cheap.
Waterproof Cloths 75c. and upwards
Housekeeping Goods
lower than they have been for the past IS years
Blanket, Comforablcs, Narseiles Quilts.
window l.accs, table Linens.
Towcs TowcIngs, Napkins, shectings.
Shiriings 1ickings, flannels, Musns.
Ginghams, Caicoes, Hosiery DC, all marked down.
Come and see for yourself
All goods marked in plain figures and strictly one
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hANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.

T LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
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THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN NEW YORK.
J. good hand made Buggy Harness, S7 good double
Harness. s25; good Stable Blanket 50 Please call and
examine for yourselves
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OST-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN SLUT WHICH
IL bad little hair rubbed Off her back for which a
suitable reward will bo paid by returning 26 West
Fifteenth street.
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| yVANTFD-A FINE CHESTNUT soRREL HORSE. ia
| w hands high, without white marks; strong and
rangy fine long neck, full long tail. stylish roadster
without blcmish years old. Address, giving
full particulars +. A. FREDINO, Astor House. New York
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WANTED-A TROTTER. FOR CASH; MUST TROT
w in 2.35 or better, be perfectly sound and gentle
Address, stating lowest price, CATO, box 2i2 Herald
Office.
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JAMES M'CREERY CO.'S,
IA Broadway and Eleventh street
Fursl Fursl Furs.
for the Holidays.
will offer Monday. December p, few very rich and
elegant Russia, sable and silver fox
Murs and Boas
Also choice stock OF Chincha In Sets and Fur Trim.
ming SealsSin sets complete, comprising Sacques
Mufs, Boas and Caps from a medium qualty to the
splendid stock Of all other styles Of Furs in great
variety; also Fur Robes every description very
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RESTAURANTS.

RESTAURANTS.
i I'VE AND LET LIvE.-LADIES' AND GENTLE
- mems Oyster and Dining Room, 22 Broadway, cor
ner Fulton street The most liberal dining room In thc
CITY, orders received tor Picked Oysters Hc or tho
holidays SANDY SPENCER
DARTIEs VISITING FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
can fnd elegant sccommodations for suppers At tho
restaurant Of A. 0ERfEf 81 Wcst Twcntycighth street,
two doors OF the theatre. Dinners IL carte and
also table d'hoe from 10 r. NJ uAndso'"s's ar nshe4
Apartments 10 let
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| WANTED-A STYLISH YOUNG HORSE, LONG
driver also. side bar Buggy OF good make low hgure
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1850 fine imported skirts
well made hand embroidered,
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L,URS.-SURS FOR TIE LADIES
IL at MAILER CO.'S branch store, Sig Broadway,
Fourteenth street selling their entire stock at
retail seal Sacques from $50 upwards saving of per
cent from regular prices. MAILER h Co,
8ig broadway near Fourteenth street
IMPORTED SWISS MUSLIN GOoDs-TEN FINE
i swiss muslin embroidered Dresses from SIS 10 $50,
worth from SIS 10 Sl25. J. A. BLUxOME
LIT Broadway, between 25th and 26th Sta
LIME FRENCH UNDERwEAR.-sOMETHIN VERY
fine selling at one third less than the regular prices
J. A. BLCXOME,
1,i7 Broadway, between 18th and 26th sts
pARIs FANS, IN RICH PAINTINGS, ARTISTIC AND
4 elegant designs at J. A. BLUxOMES,
LII Broadway. between 8th and 26th St.
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&S REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
spC OF Pocket Diary. with Papers, lost a Broad
way the OF December IL. No questions asked
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PAS Grand street. near Bowery,
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Passementeric Glmps closing out
Beaded Gimps, l0c yard up.
Beaded Fringes, 25c. yard up.
Silk Frnges, &C. to 81 %
Bullion Fringes. l5c yard up.
Silk Gimps and Braids,
Loops and Ornaments, cheap.
Trimming velvets low.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. 40.

(NOUNTRY BOARD FOR HORSEs-SIxTFEN MILES
~ in New Jersey near Englewood; 90 acres; timothy
hay: fine sabling horses sent for and returned.
PiCkERr CO, % Old slip.
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GSS0 FOR SALE, FOR. LESS THAN HALE
.oCDU. value the fast trotting gray Horse, Bailey
Lewis, 15ia hands, years old has trotted low in the
thrties can ro any day in 49, is horse Of great bot
rubber mounted Harness used only tour times; com
plete gentieman's turnout must be sold Tor cash. In
Quire stable l47 West Thrty-fth street. be
tween Broadway ard Seventh avenue.
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GREAT BARGAINS-CARRIAGES. SLEIGHS. BELLS
~ Harness, every description, new aud second hand
AT prices third lower than usual Call and
Broadway.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-08-06
DISSOLUTION notice.

HIHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
fore existing between the undersigned. con-
tractors IN ier the nan,e ard style of PGrk.r.
Hood Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. II. G. PARKER.
2 pRONE,
GEO. J. II DOD.
Carson City, July a;. 1873. snaln
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

Quebec, Feb. 25.-Disturbances here
yesterday We're not as serious as reported.
Nobody killed, and only one seriously
hurt.
Lisbon, Feb. 26.-The King Of Portu-
gal and Amadeus yesterday visited the
iron-clad Miotaur, flagship of the Brit
ish squadron. They lunchel with Admit
raj Hornby.
London, Feb. 2G.-Rumored that Gen.
Ceballo, a Carlist leader, is marching on
Madrid with four battalions. The foreign
men-of-war are cruising off the Spanish
coast to protect the subjects Of their re-
spective Governments. Italy, Austria,
and majority of the European Powers
maintain semi-official relations with
Spain pending the formation of the reg.
ular Government. Russia is not dis.
posed to recognize the new Government
in any manner.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-27
TAXPAYERS OF LINCOLN COUNTY,
TAKE NOTICE.

We are requested, by number of
prominent citizens, TO say that there will
be meeting Of the taxpayers Of Lincoln
county at the Courthouse tonight, for
the purpose Of discussing the matter Of
instructing our representatives. in the Leg
islature whether they shall or shall not
seek the passage of law which author
ICES the Commissioners of Lincoln
county to issue county bonds to the Pal
isade and Hamilton Railroad Company,
to the amount OF three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars. Those who attended
the railroad meeting a few days ago are
especially invited to attend, as free and
fair expression is hoped for.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-27

Treasurer and County Clerk to perform
the duties PRESCRIBED for them by said Act.
Section Is provides for the County
Commissioners meeting to transact city
business at least once a month, and pro-
vides for special sessions; it also pro-
vides for their remuneration.
Section l6 provides that none of the
powers or jurisdiction conferred by said
Act shall be exercised by any officer or
person in any town or city after there
shall have been filed in the Clerks Office
Of the county in which the same is sit
uated written protest signed by three
fourths of the qualified electors thereof.
Section II repeats all conflicting laws.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-27

Baltimore, Feb. 25.-The bonds stolen
from Vice President Colfax ON Saturday
were recovered here this morning.
New York, Feb. 25.-Tweed gave
$4,000 on the four late indictments
against him. 1t is understood he will
be required to give bail in IL other cases.
Archbishop McClosky has appointed
Rev. VIM. Quinn, of St. Peters Church.
Vicar General, in place of the late DR..
S;orrs. DR.. Preston remains Chancellor.
At. Albany, to-day, the new charter
was recommitted for further discussion
and amendment.
Washington, Feb. 25.-To-day, before
the Senate Election Committee, Senator
Pomeroy submitted statement denying
that he ever gave authority to any man
to use money or any valuable thing to
control or Influence improperly any
member of the Legislature. ]. ). Page,
of Independence, Kan. was examined,
and made statement agreeing substan-
TALLY with that of Pomeroy.
New York, Feb. 25.-Quebec specials
say that two men were killed and several
wounded in election riots there on Mon
day last. One of the candidates (Pele-
tier) narrowly escaped, a bullet having
passed his cap. Another candidate was
rescued by his friends from threatened
violence. At night, Colonel Knot S
fighting men, who had not been paid for
their work, would have wrecked his
house but for the interference of the po-
lice.
Snow drifts has cut off all railroad
communication west of Quebec. A -four
days storm ceased yesterday. 1t was
the severest experienced in many years
Many, it is feared, have been lost in the
country parishes.
Columbia, S. c., Feb. PA dispatch
says that a memorial has been forwarded
to the United States Senate protesting
against Senator John Patterson being
allowed his seat It is extensively signed
by members of the Legislature. Il
charges him with bribery in three in
| stances.
At Raleigh, yesterday, while the HI
Klux Amnesty bill was being debated il
the Legislature, Republican member
caused a sensation by relating fresh de
tails of the brutal murder of Senator Jno
W. Stevens in 1870. 1t has been oh
tanned by him from the sworn testimon,
of one of the murderers. These disclo
sures had the effect to secure the passag
of the bill.
Beachburg, Canada, Feb. 25.-Mrs
Trasher and five children were burned t,
death in her dwelling house last night
Baltimore, Md, Feb. 25.-Sherwoot
& Co.'S extensive printing establishment
on the corner of Day and Baltimor
streets, was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. This firm printed several waekl
papers. Loss not ascertained.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-27
EASTERN NEWS.

Leavenworth, Kan, Feb. 24.-The
friends of Senator Caldwell are betting
largely that he will retain his seat.
Camden, n. j., Feb. 24.-Fire broke
out this morning in the Pennsylvania
Railroad oil shop, which spread to row
of ten houses, all of which are now burn
ing. Engines have arrived from Phila-
delphia.
New York, Feb. 24-At various points
in New England the thermometer ranges
from 20 to 80 deg. below zero.
indianapolis, Feb. 24.-Wm. H. Beck,
a blind man and notorious character re-
siding in this city, has confessed to the
murder of Mary Henne-by and Catherine
Fimler, aged II and 4 years respectively,
near this city, in June, 1870. Beck was
arrested to-day. He became blind since
the murder.
Camden, Feb. 25.-Fire subdued; the
loss does not exceed $4,000.
Washington, Feb. 25.-The President
to-day sent message to the Senate in
regard to the conflict of authority in
Louisiana between the Kellogg and Nc
Emery factions. The message says the
present complications are believed to be
chiefly attributable to an organized at
tempt on the part of those controlling
the election officers and returns to defeat
the will Of the majority in the choice of
Electors. The President recites briefly
the principal facts in the case, including
the decision reached by the State Courts,
and says he deemed it his duty to recog-
nize the Returning Board declared by the
State Courts to be the legal one and to
sustain the State officers declared elected
by such Board. While it appears to the
President that the decision of the State
Courts in the matter ought to be repect-
ed, he has no special recommendations
to make upon the subject, but if it is
practicable to remedy existing difficulties
by legislation, he earnestly requests such
action by Congress at once In the alb
sence OF such legislation he says he shall
feel obliged, as far as he can, by the ex-
ercise of legitimate authority, to put an
end to the controversy, which disturbs
the peace and prostrates the business of
Louisiana, by recognizing and support
ing that Government which was recog.
nized and upheld by the Courts of the
State.
The Marshall House, at Alexandria,
Va, the scene of Ellsworth's death,
burned last night; an iucendiary fire.
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Geographic 1ispatehes.
SPECIAL TO THE pIoCHE DAILY RECORD
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
CARSON, Tuesday, Feb'y %.
SENATE

CARSON, Tuesday, Feb'y %,
Introduced: By Phelan-Bill relative
to the treatment of the INDECENT SICK
By Hazlett-Bill to locate the State
University;
By Lockwood to promote reci-
procity between this State and other
States.
message WAS received f,om the Gov
ernor, approving the Act to incorporate
the Ancient Order of Hibernians; also,
the Act to compel children to attend
school; also, the Act to regulate marks
and brands on stock.
Passed: Act to provide for the pay
ment of the salaries of District Attorneys.
Bill to repeal the charter of the Nevada
State lottery made the special order for
Monday at noon,
ASSEMBLY,
Introduced: By Horton-Bill to define
the boundaries of Lander county;
By Wilson-Bill to regulate the social
evil.
Passed: Act to prohibit the sale. of
liquor to minors.
CARSON, Wednesday, Feb. 26.
SENATE.
Passed: Act for the relief of the bonds,
men of the late Eben Rhoades, over the
Governor veto-11 to Z;
Also, the Elko and Hamilton Railroad
Act;
Also, the Act granting an extension Of
time to the Palisade and Eureka Railroad
Company.
ASSEMBLY.
Introduced: By Hart-Bill to secure
statistical information concerning rail
roads in this State
By Gallagher-Bill for the removal o
county seats and location of the same;
| By Horton-Bill to authorize J. E
Rocker and associates to build narrow
gauge railroad from Palisade to Austin
Passed: Act for the relief of Rhoades
bondsmen, over the veto-35 to II.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-27
PACIFIC COAS

San Francisco, Feb. 24.-Devine, the
Chicken, was brought before the 18th
District Court to-day for second trial
for the murder of August Kamp. 200
jurors have been summoned.
The residence of C. o. Brigham, at
Oakland, burned Saturday. Loss, about
$12, 1000; insured for S., 900.
Harbor Commissioner Marks has re-
signed.
Edward Smith, indicted for the murder
of man on the schooner Greyhound,
was brought from San Jose to-day for
trial.
81. Bookstaver, Market Inspector of
this city, resigned to-day.
No new cases of smallpox among the
passengers of the Japan; six cases were
reported to-day in private houses.
San Francisco, Feb. "a, P. M.-Chas.
n. FELTON,, Assistant U. S. Treasurer in
this city, has resigned.
A jury has been obtained in the Devine
murder case.
The case of the Central Pacific vs. the
Tax Collectors of several counties to re-
strain the collection of taxes levied on
the railroad, was argued in the United
States Circuit Court to-day.
j. Nichols, laborer, was drowned at
Pescadera to-day.
The preliminary examination of ]. J.
Walkenson, at Vallejo, for killing Isaac
Robinson, was commenced to-day The
testimony is a repetition of that pro-
duced at the coronec's inquest Saturday.
San Francisco, Feb. 25.-A special dis
patch to the Bulletin, from Yreka, to-
day, states that White and his wife,
last night, returned from their second
visit to the Modoc camp, bringing Modoc
Dawes band, 43 in number. They met
them one mile from the lava bed heavily
armed; all had needle guns. They say
they don't want to fight. The band say
that white, Fairchild and Small's
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-27
TELEGRAPH WIRES REPAIR ED.

The break in the telegraphic line
between this place and White river were
completed yesterday afternoon, and dis
patches once more transmitted over the
wires without interruption. Our usual
variety of telegrams-east and west
will be found in this issue. Mr.. Wallace,
of the Deseret line again placed us under
obligations for yesterday mornings stock
report
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MINING RECORD OFFICE
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF THE PACIFIC SLOPE.
GEO. p. IhRlE & CO.,
MINES 4 REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
OFFICE Temporary No. Montgomery Block.

GAN FRANCISCO BEING THE FINANCIAL
- center Of the Pacific Slope, where cspi.
talists are to be found for the purchase
of Mines and Real Estate, the undersigned hiss
this day associated with himself in business IN.
der the firm name of GEORGE p. IHRIE l. 90.
Mining and Real Estate Experts Of long experi.
ence, for the purpose Of conducting Mining
Record Office and Real Estate Agency in this city
where parties having mines and real estate for
sale can have the same recorded for the inspec.
ton Of capitalists
WE DO NOT UNDERTAKE, NOR WILL We
PASS OPINIONS, upon the value Of Mining
property recorded and offered for sale at our
ofice-our sole object, in this regard, being to
CONCENTRATE IN SAN FRANCISCO useful
and valuable information concerning the Mines
and Mining interests Of the Pacific Slope and to
facilitate the Investigations Of capitalists and
parties interested.
Particular attention will be given to OBJ.
tanning United States Patents to mining
claims.
GEORGE p. HIRE.
jal6-lm
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CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT STOLEN,

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT NO. la
~ dated June 9Th, 1872, drawn by Wells,
Fargo / Co., in favor Of James Tanner, for Two
Hundred Dollars s2Ool, has been stolen. All
persons are cautioned against negotiating SAID
certificate as payment has been stopped.
film JAMES TANNER.
Office OF the Tesmenie Silver Min
ing Company. San Francisco, California Rep
ruary Ia, lS73.-ITo the stockholders OF the
" Tesmenie Silver Mining Company Inc
stock in the Tesmenie Silver Mining Company
situated in Ely Mining District. Lincoln County,
State of Nevada, is now ready for issuance AZ
the Office Of the Company.
S. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
Office: Room 8, No. AIS Montgomery street, san
Francisco, California. f2i-W
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NEW DEPARTURE!
20 MORE EXCUSE FOR WEARING
STORE BOOTS.
70


INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF PI0CHE
4 that he has determined to make a material
reduction in his list Of prices Of every descrip-
ton of Boots-working nothing but the best
material in the San Francisco market.
Best French Calf double sole pegged boots IA
Best French Calf single sole sewed boots ,l6
Best French Calf double sole sewed boots. II
Repairing at greatly reduced rates.
4 81 PAY NO RENT AND PURCHASE MY
"A stock for cash direct from the importers,
/ am enabled to make the above reduction in
prices.
All my work is done under my own supervis-
ion.
All work delivered at the time agreed upon
A Good Fit Warranted.
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