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BUSINESS CARDS.

ID BAUMGARTNER, CIGAR MANUFAC-
IL. turer, 81 Maya zine street, corner Natchez,
New Orleans. Factory No. 1898, FIRST District,
La. Any description Of Cigars, except the lower
qualities, made to order in quantities of 1000 or
more, as may be desired, at short notice, and at
as low rate, if not lower, than any other manu-
facturer in the city or elsewhere. aus 3m
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Headquarters Thirteenth Ward Democratic Club
- To TIN. ID. ic and Conservative voters of e
Thirteenth Warn, Sixth District: The books of
re gistrat IF voters for tns ward will be opened
daily at the flowing places, viz
At Mrs. Brann's grocery, corner TchOupitOua and
Belecastle.
At White House, corner hoTpitoulas and Va
ence streets.
At f. Il Chevalley's, corner Magazine street and
Napoleon Avenue.
At Fostermans, corner Vaence and Apollo
streets.
Super visors of Re is ration viz.
Messg.. c G.. Piper. H. p. Phillips, Henry ArbO,
Gust,ve Michel and George w. Brand
oters of this ward must register in order to
participate in our primary election to take place Aug.
20 1914. The reg stry books will be closed Oh the
evening of the 18TH inst.
By order of the Pres eDt.
aullt til w. H. PASCOE. Secretary.
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Registration
To the Democratic and Conservative voters of the
Second Wharf.-The b oks of registration for the en-
rollm mt of all Democratic and Conservative voters,
will be open at the following places:
At the Iron Building, Tchoupitoulas str ct, opposite
St Mary's Market Tor two days, August II anil 10.
At Club USE corner Of Clio and Liberty streets,
August II and Is
On Calliope street between st. Charles and Caron
deet streets August II AMI Is.
Offices OF registration will remain open from A
Nj. to 3 P. NJ
W. T. HOUSTON
rd liz Cluh
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Hall Howard Invincibles, No. 1G3 st. Charles
street New Orleans. Aug. H. 1S7i-The regular
DAY 18th inst, at i O'Clock. P. M. By order.
ani1s d. OWENS, President.
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Headquarters seventh Ward White League ant
Au iary (SionewalD Democratic Club
To the President and Members of the Seventh Ware
Central Democratic Club
Alta called meeting of this Club held THU RSDAY
August 49, 1874, it resolved that the followin.
named gentlemen be recommended to the Conserva
tive voters of the Seventh Ward to he voted for
THURSDAY, August ~. 1874 as Delegates to til,
Democratic State Conventions
W. A. BIENVENU,
O. NJ TENNISO>,
JOHN NUGENT.
Approved: JOSEPH SOLOMON, President.
q M TENNIsON Secretary. aul5 Ut
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c. l. Favssoux T. j. Coleman.
EAYSSOUX & COLEMAN,
Dealers in Granite and German Free-stone Blocks,
Stills, Steps, Lntels, Coping, Carriage Steps, Ger
man and North River Flag Stones, Curb Stones,
Gutter Stones, etc. All orders for Square Block
Paving, German and North River Tagging
promptly attended to at prices which defy COM
petition. :.
Office corner of Erato and Peters Qate New
Levee) streets. Postoffice box No. 1874, Mechanics
Exchange Box No. 423. ie2l arn'
II CARVER COTTON GINS We HAVE
II, now on hand large assortment OF these
celebrated Gins, alss Gin Material OF all descr1p-
tons, which we offer for sale at reduced prices.
WIN. A. BELL Il CO.,
Agents E. Carver Gin Company,
and Dealers In Bagging,. Ties and Irvine.
iv9 Am No. TX Union street.
Leon Oueyrouze Oscar BOis
AUEYROUZE l. BOIS-WHOLEsAL4E GRO.
~ cers-dealers in Wines and Liquors. and al
kinds of Western Produce at the Bne Stnres, corre:
Old Levee and Bienville streets New OrleanA
mv22 ""
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President Second Ward Central Democratic Club
p J. SULLIVAN, Secretary. au1l I'd
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

WINTRY WILLIAMS is busy writing let
tiers about himself, which he publishes
in his paper. These lucubrations are
signed "Old Republican" but that is de-
cidedly toe thin, for no one, either Re-
publican or Democrat, save himself
would every talk of Wintry Williams in
such terms as these:
deueral Thomas IL. Williams, o gen.
man who cannot be spoken too highly of
one that would grace the Senate Cham
Der and be an honor and pride to our
people of Nevada. The comparison be-
tween him and Mr.. Sharon shows the
superiority in intellectual and moral at
tributes, a high sense of honor, and many
of those minor matters that go to make
a statesman. He has many friends here,
and ones that are doing and will do good
honest work for him without coin.
IN future, wnen WIntry WlInams pub
fishes his opinion of himself, he should
not lay it on 80 thick.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24
SHARON.

The Virginia Chronicle says if Sharon
is elected United States Senator he will |
be a standing shame and repro ch to
the people of Nevada" In what will he
be shame and reproach to. the people
of Nevada? What has he done, what is
be likely to do that he will be shame
and a reproach to the psople of Nevada?
In nothing. He is the man of all others
who has given life. energy and force to
the body corporate OF the people of
Nevada. He is the man that has con-
served their interests, that has given to
their mining enterprise the standing it
possesses before the civilized world.
Men can talk as they please, can give
utterancs to what they desire, but the
fact remains the same-that Sharon has
done more to develope the material in
terests of Nevada than any other man
within its limits. This is not NE reck-
assertion to maka.v made by the papers
less qhaKers that are opposed to Sharon,
but still the fact remains the same.
They cannot aud dare not gainsay it.
Where is the shame and the reproach?
No where. They cannot put their finger
on an act that he did, or line that he
said, that will condemn him. They
know this, and the Sutro-Williams
organs can gnash their teeth with rage
that they are not able to bring straight
forward, properly substantial charge
against him. Their fight is against
Sharon, not because lie has done any
t thing wrong or is unworthy of the pre-
a ferment that he seeks, but because the.
d are opposed to him and desire to secur
!. the position for which he tSharon) is
o candidate. They bite file. They hav
a done their worst, and their best, and sti
. Sharon is ahead. That is why they ar
! SO malevolant and bitter. Sharon, in
stead of being shame and reproach
will be the glory and credit of Nevada
that she returned man to the nation
councils that they could not bride or in
timidate, or coerce, like they did his op
, ponent Wintry Williams. Instead o
being the shame of Nevada, Sharon i
its pride and boast, and by returning
, him TO the national councils, its citizen
will still show that tae battle-born Stat
, is true to its birth and instincts.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

YESTERDAY afternoon q terrible row
occurred in Chinatown between men,
bers of the Yueng Wan and the Bee Yup
Companies. Some thirty pistol shots
were fired, and five Celestials got away
with bullets. One fellow (since dead)
was severely wounded with knife.
The whole OF the Celestials were in
arms, and their yelIs, mingled with the
shooting of the pistols. made perfect
pandemonium. Later in the evening
the trouble was renewed, but unfortu-
pately no killing occurred. The officers
we're promptly on the ground. and i've
Cinnamon were arrested. y 1t seems
pity to interfere with the pastimes OF
these Mongolians; they live entirely tc
themselves, and, to our notion. ought tt
be permitted to cut and shoot esch 90 1.ne'
as much en- as they RsiffEEeeI row was all puyoe
man objection of the Chi Cars on
Good Shepherd i" :"
Tr,h1vn
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SAN FRANCISCO svOoK REPORT.
SAN Francisco, October, %.
MORNING SALES.
SHAREs.l

SAN FRANCISCO. October, %.
MORNING SALES.
25l5 ophir-6IA Abs GIN 6lh6lh
100 Gould Cury-2s PIN
$50 Best b Belcher-36 35k 36b30 IS
S ss nUifsr tu.ss o. % ssSSo
COS Crown Point--6O 6lbso 60 kblO 80
1870 Yellow Jacket--l07 LOG l05h
l735 Imperial-l0h 10h IL
$50 Empire Mill-l0k 10
100 Con. G. II. Quartz
ITO Kentuck-2lA 2lA
10 Alpha-lsh 19bl0
aga Seq Belcher--l65 l64 l6?h l6l 100
1lO5 Oyerman-s4 SO s4b3O s4b5 sSb3 s3k san
1875 Hale b Norcross--53
ass Belcher-65 65& G5% 65
265 Conhdence-26 25h 1900
1850 Con virginia-lO7 1O7b5 l06h l0sb3o
goo Justice-37 37k SO 80 3SH 80
925 Succor-3h Also
45O Julia-5z 5h 81 -
1925 Caledonia-26h 26s4 26kb5 90 2dk
22O Knickerbocker-5A
sos Baiiion-l9 i9H lshblo 10 49,.
ITO Utsh-4s ~ AZ
lilo sierra Nevada -9h o. 9abl0 9kb5
1885 California-64 65b3O 63h Gan Ga 63hsao
63h GA
26O Silver Hill-9A 97s
100 Eclipse-Sk 81
so Challenge-77s
2825 Dayton-7 6I
400 Rock Island-4Z ~
$50 Con--4A
l16O Senator-lA
1890 baltimore Comic 81 1Ob3O 9k 9As
$40 American Flat-l0 97s
$50 Dardanelles-l3h
25 0ccidental-2a
100 Phil Sheridan-50c
$50 Union COMP 22A I'm ~ 23h o3O
W AFTERNOON SALES
235 Meadow vallev-7ls IN TX
2O5 Raymond 4 Ely-l9 1917 20 19A
200 Eurek Con--l3A 10
100 Jacksonville
100 Washington Creole-1h IL
1860 Belmont-SA 6h SAS3o 81
100 Page Il Panaca-50c
so American Flag-3h
6l0 Monitor (Belmont)-2
AGO Rye Patch-2h az az
200 Ell Dorado South-lI
800 Ell Dorado North-lab30
450 Prussian-4 Al 30
$50 Cherry Creek-5oc
200 North Dclmont-l5c
$50 Chariot Mill-l3hb30 IAN l2ks3O
$40 Calistega-lO,s l0h l0Ab3o l0hb3O llb3O
l0S
100 Mansfeld-6s
635 Golden Chariot-2h
80 War Eagle-2h
60 Alta-l&
1s45 woodviiie-2Ss 2nslO 8 sb5
200 Mint -25c
900 Indus-2h 90 %
100 Sovada TX
1928 Kossuth--5a az AN
225 Seq Rock Island-lA
$50 Original g II Quartz-2A IN
800 Leo-lh IL
$50 Andes-1A IL
$50 Pacifc-1
$50 North Utah-13s IN Is
900 Mides-13A
1875 Chollar Potosi-694 6sa 70blO 70
255 Con Virgnia-l0514 log 106h 106s2 los
445 Overman-sl 80 abs 81 slh SOY so sOh
3..5 Importantly II llAb
440 Empire Mill-10a l0s30 10
go Union Con-23 23k 23h
220 California-64 t4h
so CONFERENCE.-The
100 Belcher 64% 65kb3O
1900 Ophir-62b3 CO Gl1s 624s3 62hb3 62L 81
Ok 81
ITO Justice-39 39A 40b3O 39h 40b3
23j Crown Point-59h 6Ob5 60 59a 6l u b30 co
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

CorroN AND WOODEN FACTORY.
above factory has $50 wooden spindles,
and 544 cotton, doing a fair business.
We saw some excellent yarn and cloth of
various kinds. We were informed that
A. r. Whitehead was the Geneal Super
intenpent and Richard Curfew inside
manager. We believe there were "a looms
some for wool, some for cotton, and
others for linsey. We obtained no fnan-
cial report. Beaver Enterprise, Goth.
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water street, IN Eliot block' destroying
The entire block 1he principai sufferers
are Matt monahan, ooots anu snoer
Elliott a. Mailer, steamboat agents ana
merchants. oe'efai saloons
and boat stores were also destroyed.
Loss heavy. Il
DETROIT, Oet. 2o.-by eo,iision OF
two construction trains on me Lake
Shore hallroad TINS morning, Chafies
hrumer, fireman, was instantly Killed
and SIX Others seriously injured Inc
trains were completely wrecked.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-A washington
special to the Tribune says the Conserva-
tives of South Carolina are circulating
petitions soliciting the Federal Govern
ment to resume military control OF the
State.
A Herald's London dispatch states
that Stanley has arrived at Zanzibar.
The Sultan has accorded reception to
the American press. ave Sun.
WASHINGTON, Oct, la S -, ~
day Chronicle s-,s Oh tne H' m. p
puhlio's news wfssociatioh: me ne
Amn.; nas demonstrated one thing .ha'
will not be lost to other ieading papers
OF the country, that II Is enabled 10 iur-
nish good show OF news without pc
longing TO the Associatea iiess, !, hss
oeen matter OF surprise INA. tne ieau,
ing papers of the country have submitted
so long to the monopoilzing exactons OF
the Associated Press, while the wnoie AZ
rangement of the Associated Press Is
fraud; If each paper would make Its
news department one OF fair competition
| it would be judged by its merits, as well
in character of news as in any other de-
partment. The New York Herald ls the
paper of all others to lead OH In this
much desired reform.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 2O.-The ha1"'.
ties of Morgan Sons are put uo~n az
1856, 900. The ofhcers OF the otate
Grange say that the Changers OF TINS
State and Oregon are not inVoi'eu' anu
will loose nothing by the failure.
The United States steamer Tuscarora'
announced to sail to the Hawaiian lsiahds
to-day, has been detained by orders from
the Department until further nouce, All
mail matter left at the Navy ray oince'
will be deposited in tho postothce, TO 60
by the bark d. @. Marry, which will
leave ON Friday next. 1t has been de-
cided that the Tuscarora shall make
deep sea soundings between this port and
sne hs"aaian isianus' anu sho 10 eh'
gagged at present taking on the necessary
apparatus.
5: 5. Foster, U. 5. Consul at Apla, IN
at that port about the latter part Of May
last. when the German sloop-of-war An
Choir came there. Her commander levied
800, 900 upon the native chief, but
through the Intervention of American
missionaries he reduced the claim to SID.
900. Five thousand of the amount was
oaid and bonds taken for the remainder
ponahIa n t,no ,aars a, nna mar cant
p"y "u 1911 -. IT, &C., fsa;,ed ~
a oul nort naor A,n;a so;ood lands in
au', bo.nao carma,s 81 ma,;ves
hnlnaS ,be;r hnrses and s.;,ad awav H.
sous ba ,ras on are"w;tnass 10 thsssi Trans.
oat;on NO ""' "N y e"''A'' " 'N''0
"'I.o snn os 1ohr poh0r,s ~ Modes,o
xa "a Ella En- .o,Jan ~ ~, nfva Loaded
wa ao n amd III tha heaie nassod ovar his
10, u ~ a;nS o,,aos, ;ps.aut,,,
'o Ssn..arf % dnnas W p;x,ev ond
Frank WcCopnin. heys started for Pana.
mint Thew will he cone about a week
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

ST. GEORGE TABERNAoLE.-Thisb build
lug. 60x106 feet outside. is we'll adapted
for puclic worship, for which it is intend
ed; meetings were held in the basement,
the upper room being unfinished. The
spire is 141Hs feet high. The bell weighs
6OO pounds. There is Q good clock in
the belfry. II Beaver Enterprise, 20.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

HE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCoTTIsH
RITE OF FREEMAsoNRY.-On Friday last,
the Nevada Grand Lodge OF Perfection,
No. 3, was instituted by Ill. Henry st.
George Hopkins, 80 deg. Deputy Inspec-
tor General and Legate of the Southern
Supreme Council for the State of Ne
vads, assisted by Ill. Philip Seldner, 80
deg. as First Lieut.. Grand Commander,
III. WIN. Mayne. 80 deg. as Second Lieut..
Grand Commander, Ill. M. j. Henley,
81 deg. as Grand Chancellor, and III. J.
Mathewson, as Grand Master OF Cere-
monies. The Masonic Hall being occu-
pied by another society, the ceremonies
OF constitution OF the Lodge and installa-
ton of officers took place in the Senate
Chamber of the Capitol, which had been
kindly rendered by the State authorities.
After the sublime and imposing cere-
monies OF constituting the Lodge were
concluded, the following brethren were
installed as officers: III Edwin A. Sher-
man, 32 deg, Thrice Puissant Grand
Master; Sir Kt. Eugene B. Rail, 10 deg,
Most Ex. Sen. Grand Warden; Ill., Levi
D. Butts. 80 deg, Most Ex. Junior
Grand Warden; Brother Charles E.
Laughton, IA deg, Ex. Grand Orator;
Brother George Fleming. IA deg, Elk.
Grand Almoner; Brother George B. Hill,
IA deg. Elk Grand Secretary; Brother
David H. Lentz, IA deg, Ex. Grand
Treasurer; Brother Josiah M. Heterick,
IA deg, Elk. Grand Master of Cere-
monies; Brother Thos. J. Hodgkinson.
IA deg, Res. Senior Grand Expert;
Brother John Fl. King. IA deg, Res.
Junior Grand Expert; Brother Henry F.
Cloutte, IA deg, Val. Grand Captain of
tho IIoot, D.~tL-- Ai--. NJ Aaa.r -
deg, Val. Grand Tyler. After installa-
ton ceremonies were concluded, the
Brethren repaired to Frisbie's restaur-
ant, where a fine collation. was spread,
to which ample justice was done, and
toasts and addresses were the order of
the EVENING" Carson Tribune, 10Th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

A REAL live lord passed through Win
nemucca last Saturday. The party con.
sisted OF Lord and Lady Charles Milton
and two servants. They are travelling
for their health, and are now on their
way to visit the scenery of California
Humboldt Register, 10th.
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Postponement.

The above sale is postponed until Thur.dE'
October goth, 1874, 1t the same hour and P'N''
By order Of the Board Of Director.
BIZ. GRAY. Secres,g
Omce-No. l3s California street, San II
cisco, California. or"
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- =
And in accordance with law. and an ofo 9. Az "
the Board Of Directors, made on the 2lM ILL., usi
Of August. 1874. 90 many shares Of eacn p. .oS
at public auction, at the once Of the compc .SI
No. 43s California street, San Francisco ~ ~.
fornia. on Thursday, the 22d day OF vs IN
Der, 1874, at the hour Of IL O'Clock m., o. IN
day, TO pay delinquent assessments tn e
together with costs Of advertising and efPen'-
Of the sale.
B.J. GRAY, Secretary
Ofiice-No. 438 California street. San IA.
cisco, California. oo'''
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

Portland Silver Mining Comp..x
Location Of principal place Of businsss. :,
Francisco, California; location Of WORM n,
Mining District, Lincoln county, Nev,d.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the foilov,
ing described stock, on account Of sa.sasmsr,
mo. 81 levied on the 2lst day Of Auguat. INA
the several amounts Get opposite the nsmss AZ
the respective shareholders, Is follows;
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

Tom FITCH gave lecture at the Court
house Saturday evening on the Sutro
Tunnel. Fitch was in good humor with
his subject. and the way he swung the
pick and made the fire fly out OF that cal
cium light was caution. He was inter-
esting from beginning to end, and placed
the itinerant Snowman in a new light.
Just as he was closing some hoodlum
outside cried fire, and the meeting broke
up rather abruptly. 1t is impossible that
any one was mean enough to raise an
alarm OF fire for the purpose of breaking
up the lecture.-[ Humboldt Register, 10,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

FROM j. ]. Bonniheld, County Audi.
tor, we ascertain tho value of real estate
in this county as shown by the Asses
sor's returns, is 81, 1854, 46S. Amount Of
personal property, $1,000, 1924. The
state and County tax upon this amounts
to $67, 432.75. A special school tax in
Wlnnemucca School District amounts to
y, 3O5 80, making q total tax of $68, 49,
70. This is 80, 1856. SO less than last year.
/ Humboldt Register, 10Th.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-24

Notice 10 hereby given that objection. a. 4,
right Of any Of the above named eiecton y raa ne
Ut the next General Election, to h. III. VOC
Phoebe Precinct. Lincoln county. ststs ~ N q
vada. on the Sd day Of November, A. d ,s ss'
will be heard before me. at my Office In posss'
until 6 O'Clock p. m. on MONDAY ths a aNa,
Of November. A. d. 1874, and all person. ~, aay
names are erroneously entered in said R..,.,sks
are hereby notified to appear at my ono sss
have such error corrected. @ac
J.B. VAN HAGEN
Justice of the Peace and ex-ofacio Rs.,..
Agent for Phoebe Precinct, Lincoln couo.1!
Nevada. orSs ~
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REGISTERED VOTERS.

Wilson 81
Willis MI
wallace Thomss
Wheeler y
Willett Edward
Williams Will stephen lcol,a,
Mallvorth Thomss
Wright Rs
WALLACE Krsnl
wAicox 40
Mescoatt OK
MISSIONER Chas
wilson VIM
Walk JF
Wood &c
Watkins Thomas
Millett PIP
Mahlund CT
Williams Thomas n
Maters siias a
Weaver vinal
Wilson b
Wood John
Young John "
Young Charles
Zadow VIM
Zook N
, 1874-09-01

tito Journals charge mid tho injury 1t ia likely to do
mo In places wl,rro aul not known, liayo Induced
10 eor aIs ngnnHt tho proprietor Of that paper for
libel. Pending tho nauo Of that nol!on. wotd ask
that ule. peotla .amonu whom ha4o hsa. 10 many
years will iacsot any charges Of dishonesty unt tht
gn1o hnvc boon duly PROVEN.
OuIcAoDt Aug. 81, 1u'A. JonN W nlA1sDEIL.
III. ". D."
Tho following card neads no explanation.
Thoro arc many vacant halln jnBt how, at,,l 1t
would not coat much to comply With tho viBh Of
tho writos:
1b ths Eiinr of 7Hs Ghiraao Ttibunt:
BiR: Tie nttcntlun ul llla citizens of Chicago has
lotlhlesa boon called to sunld Of Tho nrtielcs OH
tho hao]ect Of tho Doechor Bcantln which hayo r.
Gently appeared in TliE TninuNH nEl Ifnta u thla
city over tho initials INV. d. and tho signature Of
~. w. Dickinson" Tl1oy may lsrs oarct from tlie
general terror of lilo natno that terribly III carncst
In this matter.
II hcro 30 in our city Of FREQ Thought AMI! daring
expression astfciaut number of pnhic,Htsitcd clsi
xcns who nrc not wholly wcl,tcl to tlo iaAo Roa
Heccher, nlh wo doaire to hear from tug fostran
through the columns OF tic public rress, 1ct them bro
vlc p hall and name nn cvcn!ng. aud NY SERVERS
ut their lspogal without money Hnd without price,
J.W. DicnlNsoN, No. 100 South Wood 4trees.
, 1874-09-01

Twill 10 remembered ihnt montion ,yaa mato
so,nn tou days ngo Of tho burglary Of Herman
Durghoim's 'storo on Canal Hsraot.' soyotal por-
aous i,aYo tc6n ntrcsted for this b,lrglnty md
hold over to tho Criminal Court. III ob,ihcction
on ~ Caunl street, was arrostoi on tic ohargo rsa
Of receiving 4 portion OF theHo goods, knowing
.l,en to taye bccn utolon. lie was tAkeh bsforo'
Justico scd1ly, md from that tribunal ho to0lt 4
change Of yenuo to Juutico Austin. Yeatorday
afternoon tho prisoner waR nrraiguotl before
tho Justice for preliminary hearing. Tho
eyidenco proved that - portion Of tho
gooda, stolon wero found In Flynn'a
aa1oon, but thero was no ovilontc
tint the ACCUSED know anything regarding Tho
his promises. Tho. Justice evidently doubted
tito mans innocence, but he waa compelled for
tho want Of eyideneo to discharge him. burg:
helm WAS aavisod to 60 boforo' tho Grand Jury
With tho matter.
, 1874-09-01
wANTED.-NAIE HELP.

Booklteopors. .Cler1ts. TO.
1fTAETED'-A CDhirETENT DOUBLE, ENTRY
J! lhokkoopnrs ono Willing o. 10 Eon1rnl work I
s.tary rluternta. AtIdrnss with full PARTICULARS MAN.
HAITIAN, Wtibuuu Hl1ro, .--'
, 1874-09-01

Miscellaneous.
rI'O REST-TWO .WAllEKOnAiS,. FIRST FLOOR.
ira proof building, Gl175 feat With ohccs. bewoon
Palmer lunso and E1pas!on Bnildinx splsudid ,cs
and Monrnn.1t Also tl,.ct stores olcca M!cht.
ran-nv. q. II. BECKWlTli / SONS.
no nENT-On FOR sALE-I.UMBEN on CoAI
l. dock $50 loot 'front.' Twolfth.s., running hack to
tho Empire Slip, With raread eonnocton., noer Twolf-
It. brtdgs. Apply to 81 PlslIslE. 163 WnshnEtonss,
basement.
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%WANTKD--MEN: or GI;NTEEL AFPEARANQE
and average husnes; tact for p9E.nnnent sn le
an1al ont.y pars!cuurt and samples to country trce.
Msn thht cnnnot doyoso e their tno md IN ono enanty
pc.ldtcr. nor variety mon wanted RAY l. Co... CHI
cago, 16l Fast Rando1nl,-st., Room 10.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

11ON. HA!E-IIOUhEltOIn FURNITURE At "a
pbanbsrs aud alnGtoo ssta. All chous aud bne a1tis
usld.
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MuSICAL,

I1ON HALl.-!pW-A NEW FIRST, ,CI4AHa PIANO.
Etoyemouta tulI VaFraaaod At NJ, asf Oskat.. near
tho lake.