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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

PLACER MIyING-Iu early days,
as early as 1850, considerable placer
mining was done in this portion of
the State. AT that time and for sew
eral years later it was principally
carried on by Mormons, and '.long
Toms and ''roekersh could be seen in
Six-mile, Seven-mile aud Gold Hill
Canyons and Niger Rayine. The
gold obtained was not Of the purest
quality, but in almost every case
good wages could be made, but the
uncertainty in obtaining water caus-
ed it to be Improbable. Yesterday.
while going up the last mentioned
rayine, just north and east of town,
we noticed short string OF sluices,
and another being placed in position,
and upon investigation we learned
that for several years there has been
more work OF this character done in
that vicinity. The water used comes
principally from the Buckeye mine,
but upon the starting of the Pioneer
and Devils Gate mills this supply
will be cut off. The gold obtained
is of an average quality, but consid-
erable care is required to catch it, as
being light it is easily carried away.
Another trouble is it appears to be
rusty and does not amaigamate read
lily with quicksilver. As much
quartz is found in the ground coa-
tanning large quantities of black sui
phurets, it is reasonable TO suppose
that the gold is but of float ma
ture, worn by the elements from the
parent lodges, and by such deposited
along the watereourSe of the ravine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

Morning Board.
MONDAY, April ~.
ophir 2a5at6s1; 1iSa65k; 2oaes,, 5o@e5k,
total, $50.
Mexican i1oaal 4; oaOails, loOaiabs; loa
Gould 4 Curry. ooaiak;; I2saioh; l25ale,s
1oQalgA total, 40.
Best 4 Belcher 5o,sss: Iooa55; 23oas5k X: 5oa
s5A 50a55N; total. 400
California 3sSas5; soaslsa; 1o5ass I; a2oas2 u;
500assA; total. 400
Savage. .loaiGA: soa16ss; doai6,s: total, l5o
Con. Virgins. .i23saT7gs; i060a774; 30oa57,ab
s.; total, 2595.
Chollar. .2ooIii; sSallo; 1oa1lO; total, 65.
Hale 4 Norcross. 40s66. 20a67: total co.
Crown Point 50a20ss 6sa2e; 10Oai9k; a5a
194 total, 2S5.
Yellow Jacket 45oa32tt: t7sa32iS; 2Goas2; 100
a32 d bio; 5oa32bs: total. 1885.
Imperial. 2s5as X: 50a5ss; 1S0a5 i; 110a5l;
5oas b5i total, 6i5.
Succor, Tsas.
Caledonia. .9saais; s75a9ss; s0os9a. 5oa9,,slo;
total. 1880;
Alpha. soaee 4s5ss5: 41sac4; ssoaes,s; ooaei;
sass total 1885
Belaher. l2oa4o; loa2sN; I5sa2s; aoaa7s4; 500
a27's: COATS. lOoa27 Us total, 995.
Confidence. 95s2i.
Sierra Nevada I0oa2o: 5soaao,l; total, eco.
Utah. scans y: Sass \ total SIS.
Bullion. 2oas3ia; 50a52; l0a53: 20a52; total
Exchequer. aos2aN: 2aoa2a: total, $40.
Seq. Releher. .20as2
overmsn. 4ose7,,; isoa66; total. ITO.
Justice 17aa2ih; iooa21 y bio; lloa27 Y total,
$50.
Suecor. .200a15c.
Union Consolidated 1eoal7 y; s5al7: l5oal6a.:
soaiG7s; total, AS.
Lady Bryan. lsoa5oc; 15oas 1OoaT5c; totsl,
400.
Julia. ssaia " s3sal2 4; 2ooal2% total. IC6o.
Afternoon Beard.
Meadow Na1ta.. o.n.ptz. a-.o.
Raymond Ely .30ai5: soalI; i0al3a4; 5oa
iaN; total. ITO
Rye Patch is0a50c; i30aT0c; total, 80
Leopard. lSoasls; 150si; total. ssa.
Eureka Con eQall y; 1osl2; 6oall i; total 100
Alps. kdUal Il. iEt2 tetai. ia.
JACKSON .li0Al !; GuaIss; total go.
ella .i0alss igal 81 total s9
Panther. lltSea1 Ioaai "a; total, 1909,
Husssy. i00a3Vc.
Iybo. 1saS.
Gen. Thomas. s2oas; 4oa2a4; eea2ss; leoa3b
80, laoa3ble. total, ll5o.
Moioc. .loa1.
Coso Con. soos50e.
Golden chariot. 4Ooa3'.; 125as'.: sooss 50;
Mansfield .S0oa3oeh5: i7sa25cs total, 475,
knieAerboeker. 4tea u: .ooa j BIO; fetal. 600.
Baltimore. 22dai 4. !; l4naa. ll0ai3s; total, 47Q.
Challenge. 2oaa; lOaa4l. !, total, la0.
nock Island 4aosasa
New YORK. aUoslis; GOAL. 10; SJal; total, SIS.
Occidental, a00a4
Pail. shegi Han io0alss.
WoodYiue ioa24e; 25a2ts; ioa2 L total, lo5.
1.ldy Washington 2s0a3a
hgssptti a,iosi 2. S45al Vi total, sos,
Andes 2S5a3
Europa. l50atac
Pacific lasaIsc.
North carson, .tl9a2AG,
Ward .eia2 s 540a2 total, $50.
Cos4aopasttau. .2ana !.
lcNiatasu. l0asi local !; total. 20.
Spr;a Con, Virginia. 5o0al y.
Prospect I.t45, ,oa4 $; e00s4 s. total, 10
Marning Star. s80a6
Silver city. .9gslsl.
Monumental leo SOC.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

cP. NJ. -Aphir, 81 W TN: California, 7ssh;
cAoilsr. te0a. a7hb; Con. Virginia, 7tAh,
aka; Excaeqner, 2la. ais; Utah, 22b; Next
san 2st. Ssha ssks. Union. i6i Alpha, sob,
0veriHan. 6ib, 6sa, 83s yellow Jacket. ss ( b,
49, ga; Imperial, 81 b. ga, 5as; Justice. 95b.
ga. rs, Gould Il Carry, ITO; Savage, lob;
Sierra Nevada l9b; Best * Eeleher, 5i&b.
5aa; Exchequer. 20b. 2ess, eos; Con. vir-
ginia, Is sEb. la.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
PIE CRUST.

Yesterday was the finest day of the
season.
The teachers will give grand
ball on the 9th OF next month.
Don't forget Neill's readings next
Saturday evening at Armory Hall.
Stocks are looking bad. In fact,
they are quite bad, and the "bears"
are happy.
There was little shooting ARRAY
in Reno Saturday night. Six
shots were fred. No one hurt.
The v. & T. Railroad Company
transport ore specimens for the
Centennial free of charge to Reno.
There was no business at the po-
lice court yesterday, and officers and
Judge were disconsolate.
Johnny Sullivan. the prize
! fighter. is in the Storey County
Hospital at present with severe
attack of pneumonia.
Gowen has an immense display of
centennial shirts, shoes and hats
centennial, as he solemuly AYERS they
will last a hundred years.
The Con. Virginia Company de-
posted at the Nevada Bank yester-
day afternoon SAL .2o5.73 in silver
coin from the Carson Mint.
Mr., and Mrs. Sporting arrived from
San Francisco yesterday morning.
Mr.. S. will conduct the mercantile
business of l.. Goldstone during his
! absence,
| Occasionally stray clipping OF
! apparently a personal nature finds
/ its way into our columns which. with
out being Intentional on our part,
gives oifense to some one. Such was
the case recently, and we regret it.
! Frank f. Osbiston and Squire
Mooney, the former Superintendent OF
/ the Savage mine, We're in town yes
1 terday; also Messrs. Thornton and
Hutchings, of the Europa and VIM
Penn mines. In fact, hardly q day
passes but mea of extensive mining
experience visit this section upon
tours of inspection, and their verdict
is that it is Il GOO one.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

THE VIRGINIA TRAGEDY. Sun
day night another tragedy occurred
on North Il street near Sutton Ave-
nue., Virginia City, at the lodging
house of Mrs. p ID. Giovanany, IN
which John Daily was sho, by II. Ii.
Carter, better known rs ''Brigham."
As yet the full particulars and facts
are not known, but it appears that
Daily's mistress, known as Katy
Twist, had lately auarreled with and
deserted him for Carter. Tais caused
bad feeling be,weea the the two men,
and Daily being drnak on the night
Of tho killing either followed the
woman 10 Carriers room, or went
there with the inteatian Of tiadiag
her, or taking revenge for his llss.
At any rate his kicks at tie doar
were answered by Carter appearing
and ordering him away, when it is
said he struck him Carter over the
head, whereupon the latter lirei tliree
shots. the third and fatal one striking
Daily ia the heart. After beiag Shot
he made his way 10 the street, into
which he fell dead. paily VS. i III
tive of Cornwall, Eagiand, aged
about Tint eight years. Carter WAS
arrested on tire charge OF murder.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25
Dayton, April -, 1876,

BgooKs,-The machinery lately
placed over the shaft of this mine.
was started mp for the first time ON
Sunday morning, and everything
worked to a charm. Sinking in The
shaft was commenced yesterday and
will be continued, it is hoped. with
ont interruption. uperintendent
CALDWELL has great faith in the niue
and the location and prospects JUS
THY him in it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

4 BIG Poor. Talk about put
up jobs" but according to the
latest Intelligence from San Fran
cisco the reason Of the recent break
in the stock market is owing to a
grand pool combination, represen-
ing some $40, 100000. and headed
by Jim Keene. Mr.. Flood of the
bonanza firm is represented as stat
ing that keene followed the advice
of Mrs. Bowers, the Washpe Valley
seeress aud invested heavily in Utah
aud Savage, which besides being
assessed deprecated in value. This
he imagined was done to freeze
him out, = SO the pool was Termed
for the purpose of shortlng boz
nauza stocks. thus not only getting
even, but realizing handsomely. To
more surely eifec this purpose he
tKeenel advised all his friends to
sell Con Virginia aud California
stock, aud male heavy aasers that
within one year the former wouid
be selling at figures between $40
aud 500 per share, Ii sneh be sue
case, and it is evident that it Is
aearly. If not entirely true. tie
statement OF Mr.. Flood should help
10 sustain the market, and thus save
many from heavy losses ii not pow
erty. At best ii is a huge gamble
and the shrewdest OF manipuiators
may any day miss tue call aad
fall next TO the box
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

RICn RocK.--Some Of the richest
free gold rock it has been our good
fortune TO see for a long time was
shown US yesterday by Mr.. Thorn
ton, mining expert, who has large
interests in this section as well as in
Gold Hill and Virginia. The ore in
question came from the South St.
Louis mine, and was thickly studded
with coarse cube gold of the finest
quality. While the rock contains
large quantities of tliis precious
metal, it is also quite rich in silver,
assaying as high as So per ton in
that metal. As this NINE is just be-
ing reopened, we cannot tell how
much of i bonanza there may be
therein, but we hope it will be I'M
mense.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

LADIES Goops. Mrs. Fl Watson,
Main street, opposite The TINES
office, is just in receipt of her
spring stock of millinery goods,
trimmings. ribbons, hats. etc, all
the latest styles. Mrs. Watson CON
tinues to manufacture goods in her
line in the finest style of the art.
Our ladies' viii do we'll to give Mrs.
Watson II call before going 10 Vir-
ginia or elsewhere on shopping
mission. as her prices cannot fail
to give satisfaction.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

FEEsH FROM THE BLACK HIIs,-
We met last evening Joseph Miller,
better known as gold joe an old
resident of this place and Grass Val
ley. He has Just arrived from the
above named country, having left
there about three weeks ago. He
very kindly gave us several interest
ing items about that country, includ-
ing the Big Horn mines, which the
lateness of the hour and want of
space prevents publishing. In to-
morrowS issue we will give the sub
stance Of our notes.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

TAKE NoTIcE There will he a
meeting of the Grand Jury held at
the Court House, Dayton, on Thurs
day. April 9th. All members are
requested to be present.
j L. CAMPBELL, Foreman.
DAYTON, April Is. 1876,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

New PArENTs,-Through Dewey
y Co, patent agents, San Francisco,
We receive the following advance list
of United States patents, granted to
Pacific coast inventors, viz: Henry
Ii, Morgan and Albert Gerry. Oak
land, Cal. car couplings; Marshall
NJ. Smith and Fletcher W. Potts.
Verdi, New, adding pencils; Jacob
Zseh. ), T.. wrest plank bridge
plate for piano fortes. Design
Nathaniel Weston, 5. f., cameo
card mount.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

THE CHINA QuEsTlos. = Different
papers in San Francisco have inter-
viewed the leading men of the sew
eral Chinese Companies as to their
views on the much yexed Chinese
problem. DESTROYS OF aseertaining
the opinion of the Cinnamon of this
section, we yesterday called on sam
kee, the proprietor of the Dos"
wash house on Main street, and in
terviewed him thnsly:
R--Sam. what is youg candid
opinion regarding the importation
of Chinese, and if so, why so?
Now Sam Kee is very intelligent
Chinaman. and one whom the re-
cent depreciation in silver no way
affected. but cur question somewhat
puzzled him. judging by his an
swer.
$, RI no sable; you alice same
show me cardee.
Il. (regretfully) Sam. / have no
washing, but do You think it would
benefit the Mongolians to have the
Burlingame treaty modified. that
Is, reconstructed; we mean if your
Acknowledged countrymen, that is,
il a vaulting ambition prompts
them TO become naturalized, as
citizens, would the cigar aud slipper
trade in any way interfere with the
ultimate prosperity of the public
schools; if why not, how should ii?
Evidently Sam still failed to under
stand MS, so We simplitied matters:
Can you tell me, without malice or
prejudice, whether the depopulation
of China and rartary, would in any
manner-that is, we mean, would
the increase in fine hash and the
scarcity of chickens affect the next
census of the aforesaid countries
considering the which of the why
fore, do YOU think not9
This question was never answered
and for some reason unknown to
us, there was not Chinaman in
the room. all having left as We
finished, and why they all looked
scared and said "clazy,' as they
vanished, is TO this minute a mys-
terry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

A"uAxp rIxn" party In Connsaut-
ville, Pa, issuss tho following. card;
Eggs, corn. oats. old iron. paper. rags.
store pay and store wood taken. speciai
attention shown TO guests who pay cash
and wear store clothes. :, .Cncksrs; hsss
rings, cheese. tufnips and water fufs
nishsd at hard times prices. II desired.
Positively no slats kept"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

He was in q conadsntial mood whom
he veal homo The other. pebt ~ ths
fsrry.boat. and said 70 q senslssnan Art
ting beside him: I'm happish man In
NeyxXork. IJenoye men ihsnt. In
sonS SE6me, AMI thbloHh' &t,in'
In Kicker, an II she Is gone TO bed ~
Ticker. my wy TmDodnt fhve shoAs
finn /"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

KENTUCKY paper wants women sent
TO Congress. Instead OF hurting OPP
probrioas spithets at each othsS they
would simply say: The honorable
lady from South Carolina should set an
example by divestins herself Of asupsr-
fiuiiy OF lace and diamonds before she
dares TO talk about retrenchment;" or.
that the lady from Maine might present
q better appesrsnas on Tho asor, " she
wore her y -ssclr'' itotheyssds ssfors.
Coma along. "Aunt' Dinkh." hsreN
your chance. "Glory hallelujaruml
Use gwiIsto 'clAr py2eltfpr 1ssddgpr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03
roRrY YEARS AGO.

FORfY YEARS AGO.
How voudrvus are the changes, jim,
eincs forsy ysars axo.
when vsh wore woolen dvsses. jim,
An boys vors pants " tow;
When shocs we're made OF ealf-skfn
Asa seshs % homsspan wYoi. --
Ard chiidrea did . hslf ssy's vosk
Befors The hour Of sshosi-
TIE girls took nuais isssons. Jim. .r
CDsn ths ppinning vheel
AID practieed late and sarly. jim.
On the spindls. gwin and reel;
Ths boys vsald riAs harsbsck ~ mil.
4 dossn miles or ~.
Anki hurry Oh before 'tuas day. u
z eoas for.y ssars go. -taN
The peop;s rcas Ia meeting, Jin.
In -Is,- iast~ai Of sleighs,
AMI wagons rod. - essy. Jim. .1.I
A bugsiss nowadAyp:
And ozsa ans vsrsd veil fer tfams.
ThQpgh pow the, d be ton slov,
Yss psopis iissa sst ha,f so fs.s
Ssms forty ysafs ago.
Ch well do rvmsmbsr. lin,
Thai wilson's pat<nt siove
rhas fainsr bos.hi and paid for, jim.
In eiolh our gals he'd vose.
And hou The nslkhbors voLdcr~d. Jim,
whsa eNp1 ~ thtns ~ 80
They said twsuld barst ssd kili ~ al.
ssss hs'y ysan 80
Yes. .vJ.SSssg q sdissrssl Jim,
Ytvai whst Il ns~d to vs..
rsT3ssSsssd sI.as: .S.:i lsssS'E ssissi is;m S q
n..a = - a.. .sRft "a Gaming Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

oc,SsY sstlssua stsPsd up -
give his testimony: There war svsss
&. crowd ,.S s,.is I'm sss;iS., SSs said said
The same; hand hi hsxelAimed. with ha
loud voice, 'Iiif the man Is killed. why
don't you stand back hand give i'm ha
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

ssss Z. 7ss.las Hslisss Sss
OF Rochestsr who rejoices In the name
Of Othsllo Hamlet Rthsddss, gave his
financee, Miss Lucy Thumber. . dia.
mona Sjng valued at $500. " The parties
hadl Filing ouf and 0thelio Nsht to law
and sued for the recovery ofsths, ring.
Tho IS'S returned returned . aye verdict lH 's''' 2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

DuRrxo -,hs lAs. osntary The popula.
ton OF the econtfyhas ihcrsassd sheen
fold and the churches thirty-sevsn fold.
The most remarkable has been among
ths AIethodists and Roman Catholics.
Ths1aRsrshsrsh ssaAks fcarth n point
Of numbers, and second in the valuation
Of church property. -Irr~ -1-f;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

WHEY, Sspaior Conklipg va. oasrsl
the plscs ot Chisf yostiec and declined
IL. Jss Rlsek SH sshsa.ys b. .ypssa
replied Mr.. Black. ''that 1 would rs-
fuse to bs Emperor Of China II u was
offered to. .ms--bscauss ! could not
speak ths language. ILL.,. -. =.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03
DR.. La Mars Seminal Pills

Are prepared srpssssiy ios this siass Il con.
plants. and We recommend them ~ speedy
and eneetivs rvinsdy. Their general tonic
affect on the whole system 10 exirsnely bcss-
nei.l: fou sannot lake then without eeisg
ovsf.verked man. the prymstursly old. ths
married and sipgle men and women. alike. Will
md In this femstys D.If srrfI a. r....
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03
THE GLORY Of Nan IS MS srnrusrHl

II Il well.knovn fact that Thousands sufsr
from the abo,e-Lsned complains. The vrry
nature OF such troubles begsts timldity that
ofien prevents tbs su6srer firm consulting
friend or pkysiciAn. and the victim goes on
frum rn.nih 70 month unrellsvsd. until ths
isck.lusur eye. psllid check and general mental
and physiesl prsstratioa nnds him broken Down
In health. without energy and without hope.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

NJ. srusarox has given great dsal
s!,,s g! ,s,ssoIFS2'ssSs,2 = ,as1 ils2,Sis s 8
cayenne pepper Is ''soversign REM
edy" for the minister's sore throat We
soms>mss tAinkit might-doAO bsrn II
the cayenne were Pot into the sermon
"A veil a, into the throat. 30 .uir
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Ia MARS
PILLS
MISCELLANEOUS,

IloR SEMINAL EMISSIONS. IMr0TRN-
IL CY. l>,ss OF Nigor. sexuAl and 0eneral
Debility. Physical Prvslration. and the many
aliinrnis Of like nsturs aris.pg IRON indisefs.
tisn, self abuse, ovrrindulyenee. etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-03

rur time for man to stand firmly
BY Jobs example is when he washes
his face With homemade soap and be-
gins to paw around over the chairs
with his eyes shut. inquiring for .
tovsl, Qathr AMI ia--tsld Ast As tsssl'
Ia IN tho drawer. but the keys are lost.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

PgrSTIy0 PRESSES nom n5a = s..
COMPLETE SOLDIER OUTFITS. cards, NJ osc. up
motives
TOOL. cUESTS from 25c up to -.
REAL SEAL GAPS At q II. 81 IS. 81.
COOP WINTER STOCKINGS !" M~sino Underclothinz
Punch and Jad, rhsasres with ngusss complete. stst
vorth s, 80
LAmiE TRUCK and Express Wagons, with Horses. kc
DRUMS. FROM s2c up 10 s..
CKIcKErs. lium,n,ng Tops. Spinning rora
BOYS GLOVES. II cicth. bucssk,n. dogss,n. &c.
BOYS LINEN uandserchi.i.. IN boies. very cheap.
Jsek HsrlA~ay scrss gob,n>.a cru-ce. ooys Books
MAGIC LANTERNS. With s,dss. from soc to ~
victims Iarmoniess conc.rtnss rrunpess. Aecordeons
,,n. of our rsErry poys HATS iei cloth. 40 :
Eoys SUITS. ~orsted c"mh,r,ers. Mitta &c.
Grocery Hatcher E,~b.nmsn,s completely fitted MP.
FINE wooDEx BOX TOYS Villages Ae. lruu ios- up.
POCKET KNIVES, SKATES, Saving. Rants Of all kind.
LOCOMOTIVES AND TsAINs 49, zse 5os aud up.
Express Wagons f"m 25c. Hook ana Ladder Cos.
rLErHANTs. wOoLiy Dogs. Sheep. Horses, miles, Ac.
soAns ARKs. from ioc up. Pretty ya.h,&
scHooLnoUsEs. With scholars. teachers aud all
HOBBY HORSES. vsioctpsdes seghs. Losping liorses
TOY MONEY. Balls. Painthoxes. Drawing siates
Buding Blocks iInis Md crnnsas Blocks Magic Boxss
Kaeidoscopcs FROM ioc up, psnors'nas. Tivo Boards
KISDERGARTEN DRAWING s,itehlayinc. 40, &c.
GAMES or All POSSIBLE DESCRIPTIONS.
STEPHEN WHITMAN UELEERATEp CANDIES
CREAM ALMONDS 24c. ID. JAp.nsss cvc,snus, 32e. ID
MIXED CANDIES. 24e ami ssc ID.
Transparent Candy Bottles tructs. and all Christmas Or
asnienfs
BE SURE AND SELECT YOUR TOYS rEIs WEEK.
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EllRfCiis. EiiKttifS'.
ls7, 2ss. g10ufu AVENUE co3. 2s5
tSo, zoij
B.twcem 2sth aud z5th rts.
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Pages.
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

Lie 70 THE PACr THAT WE HAVE DEVOTED TWO
HOLIDAY GOODS. WHERE WE ARE MAKING THE
STATES. WE INVITE yor To coMk AND SEE OUR
rlECLs or Art AND INGENufTY; rO HEAR THR
SEE OUR REPRESENTATIONS OF THE CESTES
IMP AND rRIrE OUR ENbLEsS VARIETY or rOvS.
rUL. PRACTICAL, AND. ABoNE ALL. ECONOMICAL.
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
WHERE AND THEN CALL AND ooMrAxx Our
xRMEMBEE Our ADDREsS
ern AVENUE. sErwEEN 24rh AND 18TH SITS.
RRAD OUR LIST or PRESENTS SUITABLE FOR
The New York herald., 1876-12-10

REAL SEAL CAPS Al s. so. SC. up 80 si%
FIN. SOLID GOLD RINGS =. h.Ifjswsllsrs' priess
Useful Dressing Cases. shaving aud roiies Implements
BEST QUALITY scARrs. Bows Neckties. Ae
CARDIGAN JACKETS. Comrorsers. ~orsted Misss. &c.
PocKErBooKs. all styles. stses and price.
FANCY CIGAR STANDS. with match ana ash s.sx.a
NOVELTIES In French Tobacco Pouches
LINEN HANpKkRcnIkfs don. sp In nsss se.e~
SCARF PINS. coral. cameo, ivory gold siass. IA
FUR CARRIAGE Robes at nli pncr.
SILVER AND BRONZE office ana p.risr rpEssssdA
BRONZE STATUES of shakespeare and all e.lobrislsa
CARVED NEWSPAPER Racks wall Pockets. Ae
Glsss and Brsnse Paper Weights. tnnunsrsbs ssyiss
REAL SEAL OK real. HEAVIER a,oveA
coLoRED SILK handkerchief. bssusiful ssylc.
FANCY MEMORANDUM BOOKS. Pocket p,sros. A.
CLASSIC AND STANDARD Books. ,sry reasonable
Beautiful Cups. ssneers. Mon-saehs capa. Ae.. -
PAssEPARroUTs for rIcsuros-very pretty.
cUrr BUTTONS, ensmeIed. ameshyss. shsn, 60
BRONZE Thermometers and Ash HslderA
CIGAR and CIGARETTE CASES. all a.as1A
LAVA TOBACCO Stands, Bowls. to
BLEACHING STANDS. slipper Cases. "a
STUDS and SCARF RINGS. all euail,s.
Winter Gloves Of Kid. Castor. Dsgskn. Bacsshiu. Ac
MATCHBOxEs. solid sivsr leather. nickel piass %.
JAsErIN and WICKER was,s-pAper s~skss~. -
PAPER CUTTERS .na rIN HoLDYRs. ncn denxaa
HANDSOME SCOTCH ~uod SETS for D.sks
,jOLu and GOLD PLATE PENS and Penciis
GOLD rLArg roorilrlrKs. One r.ske, Knives. 20
WHAT WE HAVE TO YLEAsk rHE
ssr ssHs 90 Y 7 sssss
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