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The Placer herald., 1873-08-16

GREENE MINING COMPANY-PRINCIPA
PL,cE CT BUSINESS, CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN
FRANClsCo STATE OF CALIFORNIA; LocA.
TON OF WORKS, AUBURN DISTRICT,
PAGER COUNTY, STATE OF
CALIFORNIA.
~ OTICE-There are delinquent upon the fol-
~ lowing described stock, on account OF as
sessment levied on the second day of July. 1873,
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders, as follows:
The Placer herald., 1873-08-16

And in accordance with law and nm order oi
the Board Of Directors made on the I'd day OF
July. 1873, so many shares OF Zach parcel OF
said stock as may be necessary will be sold at
public auction, at the company's Office on the
TwENTIET DAY OF AUGUST, 1873
ut the hour of IL NJ. of said day, to pay said de-
linquent assessment thereon together with costs
Of Advertising and expenses of sale.
d. F. VERDENAL, Secretary.
Office, 400 Cali ornia street. au3-td
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$50 REWARD.
stolen from Parlin & Wilcox, near Dane.
town, August 6. 1873,

Town, August ., 1873.
l creayn-colored horse, 9years old, with long
body and large limbs weight abont 1000.
Also l brown year old mare mixed with
gray; short tall star in forehead.
Also light bay stud colt, year old, with
black name and TAIL
The above reward will be paid for rthe recov.
cry Of the above described an mals or u pro.
portionate amount for each r either of them.
b. d. DUNNNN.
Sheriff Placer County
Auburn, August 8, 1873. [au9-4w
The Placer herald., 1873-08-16
Delinquent Sale Notice.

INDIANA HILL MILL AND MINING CON-
PANY-LoCATIoN OF WORKS. GoLp R,s
MINING DISTRICT PLACER COUNTY.
CALIFORNIA.
RrOTICE--THERE is DELINQUENT
N upon the blowing described Stock, on A..
count Of assessment levied on the 14th a,y =.
May, 1873, the several amounts set opposite II.
names OF the respective shareholders, as follow,
Nc. No.
Names. Cert. Shares. Amt
Michael Holden unissned 10H 2lo,N
And in accordance with law and an ord1r
made by the Board of Trustees on the l4th d,y
of May, 1873, SO many shares of each psf
Gel of said stock as may be necessary, will D,
sold at public anction at the Companys worh,
at Indiana Hill, on
Saturday, the nineteenth t19th) day efUah,
1873, to pay said delinquent assessment togeth.,
with costs of advertising and the expensesc C. sas
j. N. JENSEN,
myl7-td Secretary.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until Mon.
d0v, the 18th daV Of Augu0A
1873, at the same hour and place. BY ofdes
of the Board of Trustees.
J. N. JENSEN,
jy19-4w Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1873-08-16

Vail at the HrR.Lp Office for nlain and fancy
~ job work OF all kinds. Prices reasonable.
The Placer herald., 1873-08-16
pellnouent sale Notice.

OY WO&KB, 1LL1NO1D1OwN
COUNTY OF PLACER, STATE OF
CALIFoRNIA.
A1OT CE--There are delinquent upon the iol-
~ lowing descr bed stock on account OF as
~ sssment No. 23) levied on the 81 day OF july.
1879. the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders, as fol-
The Placer herald., 1873-08-16


he attt ndance of voters at the polls, or for til
purpose OF compensatng any person for procur
ny attendance of voters NJ the polls, except for
he conveyance of voters who are sick or in
ilm.
4. Furnishes or engages to pay or deliver an.
money OF property for any purpose intended t.
promote the election of any candidate, except
for the exp, nse of ho..ing and conducting pub.
lie meetings for tn discussion of public Ques
uons, and of pr ming and circulating Of ballots,
iandbills. and other papers previous to sucl
l. ction is guilty of a misdemeanor.
SIC. 55. Every person who, being candi-
late at any election off IS or agrees to appoin
or procure the appoiotment of any particular
teison to Office as an inducement or considera.
ton to any person to vote for, or procure, or aid
ii procuring the election of such candidate, il
guilty of a misdemeanor.
SEC. Sc. Every person, not being a candidate
who communicates any offer made in violation
Of the last section to any person, with intent to
induce him to vote for or to procure or aid in
procuring the election of the candidate making
the offer. is guilty of a misdemeanor.
Src. g.. (S& "a, S5, s6) Every person who
gives Or offers bribe to any officer or member
of any Legislative caucus. political convention,
committee e. primary election OF political gather
ing OF any kind, held for the, purpose of nOmina.
ting candidates. for officfs OF honor: trust, OF
profit in thissState, with intent to influence the
person to whom such bribe is given or offered tt
be Oretfavorable to one candidate than another
and every person, member of either of the bodies
in this section mentioned, who receives or offer
to receive any such bribe, is punishable by i'm.
prisonment in the State Prison not less than one
nor more than fourteen years.
SEC. SO. Every person who by threats, intim.
idations, or unlawful violence, willfully hinders
or prevents electors from assembling in public
meeting for the cons deration of public questions
IN guilty Of n misdemeapcr.
SIC SO. Every person who winfully disturbs
The Placer herald., 1873-08-16
ATTEsT.
Delinquent sale.Not:ce.

Auburn, August 4th, 1873.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
A Dismal Swamp.

If the rainy weather continues much
longer the people who live Up town will be
cut on from the city. SO far as communica-
tlon by means of vehicles is concerned.
S'undings in several parts Q. St. Charles
asenue disclose mo bottom and we are
prepared to hear any day Of the engulph-
ing of bread or milk cart. with its mule,
driver and merchandise. Pleasure driving
has ceased, and the un'rcky citizen who
misses the last car is obliged to foot il, as
no cabman is venturesone enough to at
tempt to make a fare in that direction.
st. Charles street ough: 20 he paved with
square block pavement OF both sides of the
neutral ground from Tivoli Circle to Car
rollton. The wretched Nioolson pavement
from Toledano to Joseph streets should be
taken up and turned to some use, by giving
it to the poor for kindling wood. Some al.
lowance should be Iii. ' IL. rhe unprece.
dented and protracted rains. nu. when we
see the people of Magazine. nal and other
important thoroughfares getting around as
! easily as ever. we think those living on the
/ line Of st. Charles street have serious cause
Of complaint. Now is the tine for them to
move.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
The Commit &c 0. Colored Men.

1t VIII BE seen by the following ciccr.ar
that this committee ;s now ready :or ear
nes: work. which It ;s proposed to push
.hrougl! 20 important results:
HEAn.-AE- aRs CoHMIEIEE az Co:oE... MN
No. - EaNpaI. street, rear Common Up stars ;
New O:ieaL.s. .Une 20, ij.o.
To r,1m L mag conceTl:
The committee Of co!ored m:n. - whom
was delegated by the mass meeting OF col.
or.d citizens held May 70, 1873. .he author
i5y (" collect evidence witt. reference 70
tie fraud. ?erpetate! by the Fusion,.ts
during the las. registration and election.
ani - take such measures as vii. :nsurs
the eomp'ete acknow edeeme8r Of the State
government and an unqualified recogn:s. OF
of ;cs representatives By Congress. have
secured rooms az the above address Per
9" IS desrous Of assisting the committee in
its undertaking will call or omInUa5cate bv
letter. Address all correspondence to Jus
tin NJ. Holland. secretary, boz 20, New
Orleans. Loulsiana.
By order of the committee. of colored
men. J. HENRI BURCE, Chairman.
PAYERS favorable TO the selects centen
plated will please copy.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
Phiia delphia aud Southern Mail Steam
chip Company.

Tie board Of managers. IN their annual
report TO the stockholders Of this company,
state that there has been decided inn
provement IN the business Of the New
Orleans line during tie pas: year, and for
the first time since its es,a bjshmens it has
yielded profit upon the business Of the
year.
The Juniata. 200 tons Captain Catha.ine.
and the Yazoc. 1900 tons, Captain Barrett, are
running in this line. Daring the fiscal year
ending March 81, the former made eighteen
round voyages, and the latter twelve. The
Juniata's gross earning for the year were
$l64, 272 25: the Yazoo's We're Sl9o,93i IL.
The expenses of the former were $l33. lO2 OG.
and Of the latter $l7O2o9 o.. The Juniata
i. appraised at sl6o.l6i ~; the Yazoo a:
sl25.497 Sc.
The report states that Notwithstanding
tho increased expenses Of running the
steamers during such a month as the past. the
business of the year has yielded profit Of
nine per cent upon the capital stock.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
COURT RECORD,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 1873.
Superior District Court.

| SupVAAOI AAsthlCt SOuEts
| Louis Placide Canonge vs.. William ?.
Harper. civi' pplication for an
! ,njunc..on restraining defendant from seiz-
| ing the properly Of the Opera House. cor.
| ner Of Bourbon and Toulouse streets.
Prayer for recognition as sole oW ner of said
properly.
Y. Ciestat e: al. VS.. City Of New Orleans.
| Judge Hawkins decided that the writ of IN
! junction could not issue, aud the applica-
ton was set aside.
First District Court.
State vs.. Jacob Mltchell.-Assault and
| battery. Sentenced TO one day in the Par
| ish Prison.
State VS.. Edward Manning.-Assault aud
battery. Plea Of not guilty.
State vs. William Henry.-False impr;s-
onment. Plea Of not guilty.
State VS.. Charles Florence Larceny.
| Plea of not guilty.
State vs.. William Hall.-Larceny. Plea
Of not guilty.
State VS.. Julius Socha.-Assault and bat
terry. Plea of not guilty.
State VS.. William Walters.-Assaul: and
bal. 5ry. Plea of not guilty.
State vs.. Manuel Bgnou.-Aseault and
battery. Plea of not guilty.
State vs.. Frank Lynch.-Assault and bat
t ~. Plea Of not guilty.
State vs.. JEFF Wj''iams.-Assault and bat
tly.-Plea Of not guilty.
State VS.. James Ryan.-Assault and bat
terry. Plea @! not guilty.
State vs.. Peter Costello.-Assaul: with
intent to kill. Plea OF not guilty.
Stat vs. Jules Assault and bat
: rv. Plea of guilty.
State VS.. Joseph Newman.-Assault and
battery. Verdict, guilty.
State VS.. Michael Aspel.-
Verdict. not guilty.
State VS.. John Walsh.-Assault and bat
terry. Nole prosequi entered.
State VS.. Jane Oscar.-Larceny. Mistrial
entered.
State vs.. o. H. Schauuhausen and E. E.
Dntfy.-Forgery. etc. Seven Jurors oG-
:ained and panel exhausted.
Fourth District Court.
Jacob Hawkins VS.. New Orleans Printing
and Publishing Company.-On trial. De-
teDdant's evidence nor vet all in.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
Health on Board the YazOO.

From q conversation with the officers Of
the steamship Yazoo. we learn that there
was no case of yellow fever on board during
her trip from this port TO Philadelphia. No
one died on board and vas buried. The
chief engineer: H:st ass:stau: and an pilsr
were Sick and were LETT II Philadelphia.
They were III from intermittent: fever which
a. presen: IS prevalent in that city. Mr.. +.
w. Bacon. who died IN New York, was not
ill on board ship, a.,d Iunst have caught the
fever in Ntw York. The day before the
lazoo lett Philadelphia Nr. Taylcc. first
mate. called or the sick engineer and found
him sitting 10 and smoking cigar. The
reports by telegraph from New York of tie
fifteenth. and sixteenth .cs,aats ale, there
fore iUcorrec. N stating :he Iazoo lad any
yellow fever cases on board.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
FOREIGN.

Arrival in London Of ;he Bank Of Engiana
Forgers-ArriyaI of the shah Of Persia
brilliant Reception - santa traI
Burn. a RailrOnd Dero, mt beasin-
Spanish Observation-Disclosures Oh
the Nor,hfieet 'Af.air-ihc Emperor Ok
Russia at Observation-Disclosures IN
the French Assembly.
1.oSDoS. June !S-McDonald and tho
other bank forgers were brought before inc
mavor today. The attorney for the crown
took occasion to make q suitable ack knoW'
ledgment of the services o: Minister Schenck
and of the authorities at New York. IN
securing the extradition OF Mcdonald. All
the papers in the case not having come ~
hand. the case was again adjourned.
The Shah of Persia landed in England To-
dav. and arrived in London this evening.
He is now passing through the CITY, aU'
tended by brilliant suite, and escorted oy
a military and civic procession OF extraor'
dinarv splendor. Immense crowds nave
collected to witness the display. and the en-
thusiasm is great. .,.,
The Shal, of Persia crossed the channel
TODAY in the royal yacht. accompanied py
= fleet of ironclads. and arrived az Dover at
$50 P. Nj. Tl.e city was gany decorated.
and crowded with visitors, and the ship
ming in the harbor was covered with aags
and streamers.
As the royal visitor landed salute was
frod from the fleet and shore. He was re-
ceived by the Duke Of Edinburg and Prince
Arthur. The mayor and corporation OF
IcoF1NUED on FOURTH PAaE.l
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
NEW YORK.

The steamer Plymouth Rock Disabled
Meeting of New York Underwriters
Reverdy JohnsOn's Opinion on North
Carolina Securities - The New York
state Senate Abolished.
New YORK, June l8.-The steamer Plym-
9th Rock was disabled on her trip from
Long Branch this morn rg, by the cracking
of the shafting near the journal. The pas
sengers were taken OFT by other steamers,
and the Plymoth Rock towed here for re-
pairs.
At a meeting OF the New York fire under
whether they should discontinue risks in
Boston. A committee of TWENTY-FIVE was
appointed TO confer with the Boston au.
thOrit.es on the reform of the defective fire
department: in Boston. Several speakers
condemned the Mansard roof and said if
Boston persisted in having it, insurers
would decline risks.
A meeting Of the North Carolina special
tax bondholders was held today to listen to
the opinion of Reverdy johnson. Johnson's
opinion was that the bonds are binding
upon the State and that the holders can
enforce the collection of the interest through
the United States court. On the strength
of his opinion, suits will be brought at an
early date.
Specie shipments today. 100000 in sill
yer bars.
The Express says that by some blunder-
iug the proposed new constitution of this
State abOlishes the Senate.
The government sold $,00,000 in bonds
to-day at 1910 to ll5.G2. Nearly million
offers were made.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
JEW ORLEANS. THURSDAY, JUNE l9, 1873.

| II IS not packed, but laid down as it comes
| from the pits. in scrt Of doughy state. j:
| soon sets TO depth of about i've inches, form
winter work ont the clay, when the crust
| settles and becomes more firm. The pres
| ence OF mois.1Ie is necessary to cause it to
set.
The pavement thus laid costs, in Padu-
cab. it IS said. from eighty seven and a halt
cents 20 81 per 'front.' foot of the property
abn..ing on the street, or twice those prices
for each liues" foot of the paving. On some
streets this pavement has been down nine
teen yesrs, and n that time the cost Of re-
pairing the pavement has not amounted to
more than $3.50. Paducah has twenty-five
miles Of graveied streets, the annual cost OF
repairing which is less than $50 per mile.
These street, are smooth almost as q
floor. and very hard. In excayating for the
purpose of lal ing down a street railroad
the men were rnable to work more than
half day each. the jar to their arms being
unendrrable for longer time than this.
The points Of the picks were worn ou. in a
few hours. SO that they required constant
sharpening. The pavement. it is said, is
seldom out of repair. is very elastic and
easy ior draugh,, the projections Of the
pointed l-'avel securing a good hold for
the shoes of horses. One great advantage
claimed for it is that it is tree from dus: or
mud.
We hope th;' substance n Ill receive fair
ties: from ou- ci.y authorities. Shor'd its
good qualities appear. =, they have n other
cities, it will doubtless come iuto general
use in our city. The great expense attend
ing it VIII be cost OF transportation; but
this can be very much lessened when cir.
cumstauces will warrant the sending of i.
hither By the barge load.
Mr.. Casey is entitled to praise for the in
terest he has taken in the matter.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
Paducah Gravel.

Quite lately this substance has come into
J general demand for making and repairing
| streets in some of the Western cities. Its
use in Paducah. and the success attending
| it has attracted the attention of the authori-
| ties Of Louisville and Cincinnati, and they
| have already made arrangements for its in
| PRODUCTION. Mr.. n. w. Casey, a public
spirited gentleman Of this city. under
standing the problem that vexes cur city
fathers-how to obtain cheap and durable
substance for our thoroughtares. recently
caused to be shipped from Paducah to this
city. at his own expense, ten casks OF the
gravel. which. By permission OF Administra.
tor Lewis. and under the superintendent
Of Mr.. Keayer, superintendent Of streets.
Canal street. between the railroad track
and Water street, contiguous to the iron
building.
The street a: that point was in very
broken condition and afforded good op-
pcrtunity for the experiment. The gravel
was laid about six inches deep and over an
area about thirty feet square. In few
days constant travel Of heavy teams will
compress the substance and smooth and
harden the rcadbed. thus enabling one TO
judge. in a partial degree. what sort Of Q
highway Paducall gravel will make.
Ii this experiment should prove satlsfac-
tory. doubtless others will be made. ard
probably several squares on st. Charlie.
avenue will ae selected for further tests.
This material is composed Of :lint and
and the red oxide OF iron. with from I've
to ten per cent OF clay. It is found in beds
from six and a half to twenty-five feet and
upward in thickness. lying under a stratum
OF heavy clay from one to twenty feet in
thickness. In these beds it is found loosely
cemepted by the red oxide of iron, and the
masses. when broken, exhibit clear linns of
fracture. The ti!ut and quartz pebb'.e. ara
very irregular in shape. and show I'm, G+.
tie wear. looking, in fact, very ,,ch like
the broken rock which is used ~, ,,..oa,p.
lied roads.
The geological formati' q. ,;o, ,b;.
gravel belongs extends .,..voh con,;dera
BILE portion Of the Gov .,~s.ss.o,nd;n, p.
ducah. II il exc. ~A.s Hui
aronna .ho a:.-. waited at various points
Ipr use in the streets. by
mo;.tenea b <ers. When taken out 1t Is
uo+o, VIII. y teins dragged through the
!. :. % collects in ponds in the pits.
'ery pr ofusely used in making the
...' ee's' too iepth Of the gravel on the
't'eeS oe ing ., much - eighteen inches.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
The Rivers.
Iac weekly weather cironie's of the Sig

Tae weekly weather chronie.s 1t the Sig
nal Office. dated June Ii. sa:s:
As compared with Juee 6, the Arkansas
at Little Rock IS seven INCHES higher. but
is now reported sailing. The Missouri.
from Brunswick - Jefferson City ~ from
one 10 two 'eet higher. and ;s iislng. A
slight rise hs. taken place in the Allegheny
and the Mcaongahela rivers. aud also IN
the wafer at Pittsburg. but from Cincin.
nat: downward the Ohio is from one to
three feet lower. The Mississippi. from St.
Patl TO Warsaw. is from one to three feet
higher and still continues 70 rise. bu. la test
reports show sligh' fall at s.. Louis. at
Cairo it is QUO and a Lalf. a. Memphis
nearly four. and at Vicksburs more than
two feet lower; at the latter place it rs now
falling. No report has been received from
Nashville since the twelfth, wheE the Cum
berlaud was reported falling.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
CAUTION.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

The putlie are hereby warned against taking oy
In any manner receiving negotiating four Ger.
tain promisOry notes made by me 20 the order of
P. Smith. for the os $500 each. for tie rent OF
Che dwelling No. 2S4 Baronne street In this city.
dated October 4, 1877, and payable. respectively on
the last days Of June. July August and September,
1879. With eight per cent interest after maturity.
payable at the sffcs of McGhee, snOwden i Violet,
And containing clause in favor Of the lessee. The
Consideration Of the above mentioned notes having
tailed, they will not be paid at maturity, end any
party taking them will do 50 ct his peril
SCOTT McGHER
New Orleans, june JIG. 1878. jeI72226
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19

frRSITURE.-The sftstf Of the parish of
Orleans sell. at auc.,on this day, at !o:3o
A. NJ. On the premises, at the corner OF St.
Louis and Chartres streets. Second District.
under the St. Louis Hotel. household furn!
ture etc. and Immediately after, at No. .:
St. Louis street, same district, alec, house
hold furniture. etc.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
GKA>D ISLE HOTEL
ON TUE SHORE OF THE GULF OF MEXICO
LOUISIANA.
0pen for the Season Of 1879.

The finest surf bathing il the South. Delightful
shady groves of orange and oak. The finest beach
for driving in the world. The oyster farm of the
South. Fish abound in every variety. and game,
shrimps and crabs always plentiful Sail boats,
fishing tackle and guides to enable guest. 10 enjoy
,he best OF sport will always be kept and etor.
spared 10 make this hotel the ne plus ULTRA OF
Louisiana.
The swify Night draf. and comfortable st:,ner
EoSSiER, under command Of Capts..r tIu. Richards,
will leave Harveys cana! every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY. at A. NJ. ,ns Grand Isle and way :aud.
Ngs. at the moderate fare o: So
:, Board PEI month $50: per week SIS; per dar kS.
1eIms I0t 'au''.s for over one month very .b-
eial. 1ne only real watering place and the most
cou', .abie boat 10 take You there in the entire
south. i. MARGOT.
ie6 Proprietor,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
Representative of West Baton Rouge.

While the Hawkins libel suit was inter.
esting the crowd Of witnesses and loungers
legal light sought refuge from monotony
in converse with the muses.. The utter
destruction of the "faultless pleadings of
the defendant suggested subject and the
result was
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
SUIT FOR THE ARKANSAS GOVERNORSHlf
SUSAN B. ANTHONY CONVICTED
JUDGE WARD HUNTS DECISION
WASHINGTON.
IlInsss Of Vice President tWilscn-Rumored
Resignation of Secretary Richn rdson-
The Indian POlicy-SuggestiOn from the

neSlRuHt1On OI secretary RlCm0f0HOn-
The Indian Policy-Suggesti0n from the
Attorney General.
WAsHlNGToN. June lS.-Apprehensions
are felt with regard to Vice President Will
sons complete physical prostraton.
The amor s re. we'd that Richardson is
about to resign the secretarvsf'p TO ta ke
charge of New York and Far;, ban! 'ng
house.
The Resident returns tomorrow.
Mr.. Mes ham favors the cony.nusuce Of
the pre- sent 1u6 au peace po'icy, and says
there arawhite men in California and Ore
gon more responsible for General Canby's
murder than Captain Jack.
The Stor says the Attorney General has
not been advised of the acton Of the COM
mittee of white and colored eli. -ens in
Louisiana, with reference to the solutions
telegraphed from New Orleans and printed
in the morning papers. He stat IS he is
hardly able to form any opinion concerning
them, as there may be an Interior object
which Official intelligence WI develop. He
thinks the people of the State had better
attend to business. aud. for the present,
let Dol ties alone
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
A PROPOSED Er1rArR.

Gentle stranger drop tea:,
The Picayune lies buried here.
In youth it lived and tiouyisLed well.
But like Lucifer IT feN:
Its body here, Its soul in-well
Zen If knew ! wouldn'. tell,
Bad pleading gave the fatal stroke.
Which your undaunted spirit broke.
Rest from ev'ry care and strife,
Iour death was bette1 than your life.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
HOTELS.
CTOkES' HOTEL.

CTOKES' HOTEL.
This favori;- summer resort. a: Bay St. Louis.
will open SUNDAY, June IS, 1873, under the
management of NJ. Abraham Green. and .he pro
prietoIs hope 70 enjoy the liberal patronage OF
their friends anc the COVERS of recreation.
ie3 I'm SuTuTb
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AT WALsHE'~ SHIRT STORE.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
Nien. Koys and Children.
An unusrary large and complete s.wx q
GENTLEMESs FURNISHING GOODS.
Embracing
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS, II lis own make;
CSDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, at .oy: pIices
COLLARS. CUFFS AND STYLISH EECAWEAE;
Besides the t:a. large stock
Boys AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING AND
VSDERGaRMEN-S:
All ae very low prices. for cash.
GAIL AM, SEE
i. T. WALSHE,
Jel: I'm u, ,p No. II" Canal street.