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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

!. T. Goopn,S. formerly editor aud pro-
pris,or % the Virginia E-,sPn'.s, Is AZ this
time visiting the Comsicck. Mr.. Hood
nan has been s~ojournins at bonner isAe
for something like two month shd mas
rainsd an AMOUNT 90 robust heaith when
surprise. him as much ~ II dos his many
friend. Who make their home at The hsse
10 Mount Davidson.
AsusHrR az civil suits f"r ILLS due
were brought against L. N. Mayer In
Judge Knox's Court to-day. Judgment
"a. found for plaintiffs IA every case.
Charley Ia. the best of u. however. as ne
onIy III, about 5000 worth % furniture ~
nav nearly 81, 900 Indebtedness. " tie -
doing the grand In y foreign u rye
~ Tar away.
Tar amount Of Charley Mayors de'ai-
cation will amount to 9 2 Zoo or 5000. He
h.. Also a great number Of creditors who
eoni5 easily divide up between them
ante . large amount without getting
more than thsir due.
Arm occurred in Chinatown. Virginia
Yesterday afternoon At about twenty MN
ute. past I o'clock. The DANES broke GU,
in Hop sing's opium den eoIn'r "
Union and | streets. The to'ai JUS
amounted to $4,000.
A cuIsAxas attempted 10 break INTO
the store Of J.. ". 0o~sn. Silver Ci'y'ye'-
,srd,y morning at 2 O'Clock. The pro-
urietsr al III. store scared the vould-pr
t.--- =. L. .hoottue AT him lusCt
with . pistol.
L. A. scucLIx has been api"ih'eu
Superintendent Of the Justice nine. anu
took formal possession 81 the premise"
Yesterday. Mr.. schultz 10 also snprf'"'
PENDENT of the Bullion mine.
Greaor u. srAsSEH. % the American
Bank Note Company, New York. vis,,e'
the bag names Of the Comstoek yesterday.
He had been stayin' ere for several days
but left for the East lat evening.
Hos. II. a. BL,sprL has bsen nomin-
s,ed BY the American Flat Hayes and
Wheeler Club, A. delegate 10 the hepno-
llcsn state Convention 10 be held IN Gar
son on the Gath instant.
Ter Republican primaries for the eiee-
t!ou OF delegate. tn the state Convention
will be held In all the p~recints Of storey
county next Monday. August 2ist.
srnrrr. Virginia. is being cleaned M.
II Vas about time 10 do something In that
way OF close up the stseei altogether
THE County Commissioner held 4 meet
~ AL ..oxu,ng and trans
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
rHE CROMxR NINE

We inadvertently omitted to mention In
u regular weekly mining summary Of
Thursday last that the above mentioned
mine At Silver City Is about to he brought
again into dsscrvad prominence through
practical working developement the
company have perfected their title.
and are making preparations TO commence
sinking large, new threc-compartment
working shaft. about fifty feet south
wet VI the old incline Of the
mine. Tho work will he most
vigorously prosecuted under the most IA
vorable auspices. There il ascertsined to
be plenty of good paying ore In the mine.
and the company propose bringing 1t to
the surface.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
asse<s SAles.

sAS PH,scisco. August ia ,. NJ.
Mexican -35S bad.
Bat AMI Beleher-i9 sold.
SavAge-l9s bid.
Chollar-9t bad.
Crown point-nS bal.
Ophir-53a asked.
Con. virginia-5Js -old.
California-5sS hid.
EIchequer-iTs bid.
Justice 21As bid.
Union Con-. lts bid.
Caledonia-7b bid.
utah-2ia bid.
Con. virginia-53's sold.
Moioc-t asked.
Ophir IS asked.
California-59s asked,
Justice-23s asked.
Mexican-35s asked.
Union Con.-ith asked.
NphA-ig asked.
Yellow Jacket-j2b bid.
Exchequer-i1s sold.
Imp~riAi-5s bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
The smallpox In NAN Frnneiseo-A
lahnRsr Kllleh.

Ths hrnallpox In VAN frHueisco-A
Laborer Killed.
San fnAScIsco. August i9-i ?. NJ
From 5 until 0 O'Clock this morning n
Chinaman In tho last stage Of continent
smallpox lay on the street at the corner Of
Pacific and Stockton streets, to the terror
and disgust Of passers-by. lie WAS finally
removed by employees Of the Health OF.
flee.
Deaths by smallpo, for the last week
we're twelve. Slxty.two new cases are re.
ported. Five csses were brought to the
notice Of the Health officer this morning.
and one death.
Yesterday afternoon 3 workman en-.
ployed on . building At the corner Of Pine
and Montgomery streets fell backward
from the scafiold, striking on his head sid
fracturing his skull. lie Was conveyed TO
the German Hospital. where he died last
evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES
.rnclAL TO II aoLp mILL DAILr NEW
NEWS.
Reliable NeMa 4

Reliable News from the Indian
III Eoute To CRooK's CANr, August n.
via ropr Prrrrrx,x. Aurust l0.-Left
e., r,,,o~..n -, ~ ~ W.
TOT fel'ermAh aoou'
- ..,..hor,
,or = s'''ani, aoo"' ~. ~, "n
distance north OF rage creek Lns s,s,.ns
roing souib' The Ite. made 4 dash and
the strange horsemen correspondent by
turning tail. and running up the hil .
ma sco,p. h.a ,s.chsa IN brow On The
hill the strsncers were . long way
Oh. 1t was believed by the whites that
NV WIZ r sou'sss. mom w.,,s nj. .,.
ss m. 49, niu.....a ,.rch ana
s.M,p,.rr ,ha .onn,.nd ,ssrt into csmn Al
n...,. Sn,nn ..am,"o;ah, ,n;,s. naytb
- r., rir,....S,, H. tnd,.ns arc an
,i.in.,s, h"tora ra.cbiny Kesrny. How.
s~.r c,.rv r-r.csution IA e,ercised 10
mar, s.si;., .rrnr;se
ss "ms, ~ 'Rrnls c.m, NJ. for
a.. pIa c,a..rna ,w.nt~.nj,ht miles ar.
,sn, md hi hv a ~Si.cSsreed colder
sram Croot's commsnJ' forty-ciebt miles
from Fort Patiermsn. This man with
three o,hers i.ft Goose creek ON the even
In. ~ an. ii,h anil Al thst time Crook
~ III ri No Al,
""" "H"" ~ m m p,.,x.,n
Attsmpt 60 Prove she HsWstiss
Treaty Law unconstitusioast.
CHICAGO August IVA Warrington
aDecial saws the question OF the moment
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
WATCH Is A nooI.r

AeeutlsmAn Walking along Main street, Gold
Hill. the Other day, observed . mute with his
watch In his mouth. face elongated. and seem.
ingly In crest distress. Ga motioning for his
slate, be inquired what the trouble wss. Ills
answer came quick. This watch IL . fool /; u
no GOT lie vas advised to take 10 70 L. q.
BUTCH. % South @ street, vlrgipis, and have
Il made 70 10. aul3 Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
ROUGH REFoaMtRs.
WORKINGS Or THE VIRGINIA.
rILDEN CAMPAIGN CLUE.

a hsnnre and Trssspsrescy-Rep.
resessattve ReformerS = ChRra~.
seristie speech from Corporal
Stossehiti- rhe Usual Dem-
oerattcC ereuseaies 0oae
Through with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
I'd CANDIDATES.

We wish to renaind all candidates Tor once
Al the coming election that ell snnounesmeni-
In this paper and Ill election printing must BE-
pail In advance. We can accept OF no eontin-
gent srrsngrmsnis. show yCur worthin. :. foe
the once by raging promptly your PRINTER.
bills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19


The Democrat. az the Pir.t anil Second
Wards. Virginia. hell n meeting Las, even
ing a, Athletic Hall. an @ street. There
40. lo.a. ~, -. ,.ni w.n,
-.
A'ouha the S'rre's Playing ths o"I
spangled Banner" Hail Columbia.
Marching Throurh Oeorxia." and other
.,,s h.,o,s whI., n.no.,s,, r.ss 4, run
IN a h'eiy manner a lev years w. ~
transparency hearing the wa,chword Re-
form AMI The names az Tilden and Hen
~" W." ''."' "'aS
'et tue ls"pie hno" ~hat a" the no''e "As
about. Athletic Hall IL a Basement and
when m. hani had Descended thereto, and
~, 49, - - nm an. ,.r.
~" '" """ ~ 49,
ron stairway n shot out upon 'he h'sh',
wandering and IDLE cihfrns "-fr ai'rAc"u
thifh"r under the impression 'hat = ne"
hnrdy-gnrdy had been opened
..,,,o,x"
a.. No.
IN" transparency "caiinE TINS iV""
cratic joke was set up behind the Chair
man. and a -ly grin Was observable o
- ,,,.,u..., g. ~. ,o,.h.
p""Aihs efo~" Por>eh'. Among 'he IT,
formers Who sat mp in front, the Nrws
reporter observed the following; Bob
L0wery. Dick Brown. Professor BenjA-
min. Miles finlen. Restaurant Ryan. Mar
tin wylie. Major General Stonehill. Dep
uty Constable Symons, Charley Lawrence.
Doc. Cornwall. Centennial Sinner, Harry
MeCausland. Tom Carson and Mike Gil
more. IL was mn Imposing array. and
leaking upon ID the rrtorter hal n heauti-
full vision Of a dwindling national debt
anl honesty in Office. With Lieutenant
Ston.biIl for Oo~yernor. Miles Pinlrn for
Lieutenant Governor, Bob Lowery for
District Judge. Mike Gilmore for City
Jailer and Doc. Cornwall for Coroner.
Nevada anil Virginia City would excite the
admiration 81 the nation and the graft.
mde of the ~taxpayers.
Tn. principai cuisines. Of the evening
WAS getting nsme, FOR m. roll. A YooI
many Democrat. came forward snd fur.
ni.h.,i Amusement for I'M. crowd by their
r+nmansbip. N i aIuay. AZ coci "a a
eicu, IN 49,, the average Democrat labor.
Ing over M. sirnaiure' Abont a score Of
name, were added 10 the li.t. An esecu-
tive committss composed of ID. n. McCar-
Inv. W Bitter. Mo.r Waller. Thomas Kelly.
IN s,anshiIi ~ NcKs~ n i
coop.r. J. a. Currie. Matt. Sennett and
y 4 sbnI,z Was rhos.n' Alter which. A.
n NeKay favored he crowd with A few
= .p' ~.
remarks, To VI. effect that he Was Wholly
nnprepare,i, bn thought there ought tob BE-
achans" IN the administration OF afi.ir-.
Reform Was h MI. Mckay MAS thirsiins
Tor;
osd.h ui''s; VINO wants ~ 30 n Con
49, III" V .ns ap's' nsP m.un.,
s~onsu''.a ~ 'ne uuns o, e'v'y pen
,n ins oun,r! .aA gu al Pos.,"'e DC
'asi""'' NV "i'''u WV P'Vseh. 'a"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

Ppk Al irritaiei throat. cough or cold.
Browns bronchial Trochcs are offered.
with tho fullest confidence In their efficacy.
They maintain the good reputation they
have Justly earned,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
"rHK youNa MAN,s rocKEr CON.

PANION"
u The title given 10 . small boot soon W be
puhlishsd by DIR. II. WAGNER. providing
1000 copiss az subscribed for At go psr vol
ums. All Who wish . copy are requested 70
call Of No. . South U street. Virginia City. and
test the merits Of the remedies before cub
ssrhlnR for the same. u 10 , digest % sene-
real disssses. o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

LYoS's KArHAnios makes beautiful.
glossy, luxuriant hair f; prevents its falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, Is charminsly perfumed.
and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
rmi- saksiSa..


$40 0phir. 5a... az. LIN
2rs0 Mexican. yk. 3s... an. ST.. -. bio
us tsould q Curry. it.. Is
7s3 Beet 4 belches, t9s. tyk ~ b. as.
SIS California. ;sS. sss. ~ bio
s. savasr. isx
ii9s c,a. Vir.lSia. ssS. az. as.. 50. IA
~ Chollsr 10 o.i. ~
10 Hal- 4 Norrro-s. i0A. TO-, iot
rs Crowa Point. nv. ilk, H..
sts yellow Jacket. a.. a.. ms. iihs
iiSD fmperal Coa.. 81, 81. ~ ~
90 ksptask. n. iss
no Alpha. -. tss. tss.ts.
10 B~lehsr, a@
its sisus Nevada. hS. ~. -a
10 C~onnisne~. N
~ Utah. a. 3ik
is Balboa. ~
sIs Klehsluer, iTx. IN
20 Overmsn. ssS. ~. -.
ATS Justice 49,. ~.
20 sueeor. ooe. ssc
iss3 Lady bryan. .S. 30
SIS Union Con.. its. H.. hs
3s Julia. Sc. . bio
us CalsdoniA. "a. q.
ian Kniekerboeksr. 20. cane
no bllumore, ~
4t0 Meadow Valley. "a
" RAymon, 4 Ny. ...Tk
40 EnrskA Con..n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
r,u.uei.i crI.i. In Per.asai.

A Financial Crisis in Portugal.
LISBON. August i9.-There was = gen.
eral run on the banks hero yesterday, and
they were compelled to close their doors.
Several will suspend payment. Tho Bank
of Portugal Is CLOSED. All the suspcnding
hanks have assets In excess OF their liabili.
ties. The present embarrassment 10 solely
due 10 the scarcity Of silver coin. sup
plies Of which are expected from London,
and II IL thought that on its arrival the
crisis will terminate.
LONDON. August 10 Private advices
from Lisbon announce that the Govern.
ment has issued q decree for the suspen.
sion Of all engagements for two months ;
consequently the financial crisis 10 consld.
cred over. This arrangement gives the
embarrassed banking institutions time 10
determine the best course 20 adopt. In
many cases, however. liquidation seems
unavoidable.
II IL expected that an Official decree will
be published tomorrow granting = delay
Of two months for the payment OF CON-
mercial bills.
The Turkish wRr.
BrLanADr. August 10. Dispatches from
General Teberanyff 10 Prince Milan re-.
ports his army as perfectly rcorganiz~d
and ready to resume the offensive.
An extraordinary Cabinet Council was
held yesterday, Prince Milan presiding. at
which IL was resolved 10 continue the war
10 the lasi extremity,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19


Lxr
ilO Meadow valley. .. nc. co.
~ Raymond 4 hly, RS
- EarrtA Con. iis
~ jsrkson. ~
ig,j Belmoot. .. a.. a.
100 X X Con- IN
rs Leopard. io'..u
loo jefferson. ss
" ailG -,
a. Northern Billie. ..<. n. an
100 Hussry. -
i0O Panther. IN
$50 General Thoma<. Ia. ..
i35 Manhattan. n. iss. ~.
It's Coco Con. o0. sc. g.. s0c
Ito New Coso.3
lyo Oollsn Chariot, I o..
10 foorman. oc
CAS- Cou. virginia. S3s. 81. bs
80 California. ssA. eat.. - bio
IS Mexisan. Ss. 81
ass Imperial Cou.. 81. ..
Ion beet 4 beleher. t9s
ID choliss Potosi. ~. a5
leo Ophir. sah. 5iA
"a yellow Jsrket. u.
10 0ould Curry. Ns
~ Hale a More os~, 10.
IA uni"n q a.. N's
10 Alpha. a..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

OBSTACLES I'd MARRIAGE.
Happy relief for young men from The elects
Of errors and abuses In early life. Manhood
restored. Impedinents 10 marriage removed.
New method 81 Treatment, New aud remark.
able remedies. Books and e~ireulars sent free.
IN ses,ed e~pvelops. Addrese HOWARD AZ
Pan instituiisn having q Rim rspuisiior
~ honorable condnrt and profssslouaI skiil.
Ia2l IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

REPRESENTATIVE CON
and zee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19

Their bouse Is 80 we'll arranged that none
can compete with them. Competeut buyer.
both Esst and West. are continually ensag' d 10
supply thi. establishment with the laiest. hest
aud moat fashionable clothing IN The msrhet.
Oar stock IL 70 complete ihsi tho most fasti.
dlons can be suited.
Our DREss. DIAGONAL and BUSINESS
SUITS are In such greet variety and N ereei.
lent 10 style and uniivaled In price that none
rap fall TO he snitei.
B0ys' and YOUTHS CLOTHING. IN End.
less styles.
GRATIS FURNISHING a00Ds-,hs largest
and finest assortment 10 be found OH the Coast.
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS and VALUES
. full and complete assortment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
srOcK sErosr.
Aan Tpaaets~s Board.

l.sro~rsp p.nr ~ a r xr,r,S. a col
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

.rrc,,t TO III, GOLD nnI DAILY NEWS.
, 1876-04-27

TRAFF.c THROUGH THE SUEz CANAL
In current number of the Economiste
Francois, M. Leroy -Beaulieu gives the
statistics of the traffic through the Suez
Canal during last year. From these it
appears that tie number of vessels
which passed through tine canal ir 1875
was ,454, being an increase of 230 over
the preceding year. and an increase of
zoos over 1870, the first whole gear the
canal was open. TIE tonnage in 1875
amounted to 2,940,7 70S tons. being an
increase of SIT, ,036 tons over 1874, and
an increase of 2, 5O4, ,797 tons over 1870
The number of ships using the canal
has been nearly quadiupled in the six
years, while the tonnage has beer multi
piled nearly seven times. NJ. Leroy
Beaulieu gives no information as to the
receipts or expenditure in 1875. With
regard to the prospect of the canal. NJ.
Leroy Beaulieu estimate from official
documents that the total foreign trade
of India employs between 1000. 900 and
5000. 900 of tons annually. In six years.
therefore, he concludes. half the whole
foreign trade of India has taken the
route of the Snez Canal.
, 1876-04-27

JOHN @. ADAMS ON G1Fr-TAKrNa.-
The story of St. Louis Of France Is
beautiful and suggestive. Leaving Oh
crusade, he charged the Queen Re-
gent, who remained behind, mot to
accept presents for herself or her chill
dren." Such was one of the injunctions
by which this monarch, when far away
on a perilous expedition. impressed
himself upon his country. My own
strong convictions on this Presidential
pretention we're aroused in conversa-
ton which 1t was my privilege to enjoy
with John Quincy Adams. :s he sat in
his sick room at his sons house in Bos-
ton. a short time before he fell at his
post of duty in the House of Represen-
tatives. In voice trembling with age
and with emotion he said that no public
man could take gifts without peril, and
that he himself. through his long career
as Minister abroad, Secretary Of State,
President and Representative. always
refused gifts, unless it were a book OF
some small article. in its nature token
and not reward or bribe.
, 1876-04-27

are said to be the most certain index Of
the prosperity of towns on the Pacific
coast. The Business Directory of Seat
tie published in 1872, gives 4 saloons
and 8 beer halls; how they number S5.
There has been a like increase in busi-
ness houses and manufacturing estab>
lishments. while the railroad project has
been lingering and our great expected
rival, the terminal city of the N. P.
Railroad contains about q dozen tum-
ble- down shanties and has less popula-
tion now than when it was first estab-
lished. These are only indications o!
what the future has in store for us if VI
improve our opportunities.
, 1876-04-27

suited with the President before payin .
money over to Davenport. Alderman
put in protest against answering on
the ground that il was both illegal and
prohibited by statue that snch commu-
nications with the executive should be
made public.
The Tribune's Washington special
say one Of the investigating committees
had witness before them to impeach
Grants honesty who after some ques-
tioning proved to be insane.
TRoY. N. Y, April 25.--This morning
mob of union moulders attacked the
boarding houses of non-union men and
aud four Of them were probably fatally
injured. One of the assailants Was NOR
tally wounded.
SAN Francisco. April 25.--Dom Pedro
and party arrived this evening. At
Pleasanton, 40 miles from the city, his
car was detached from the train put be-
hind another engine and rushed over
the road half an hour ahead of the over
land train to avoid any demonstration
on his arrival. and it was success.
The party passed through Oakland
without attracting attention, crossed the
Bay and arriving at the wharf took car
riages to the Palace Hotel without half
dozen people knowing they had ar-
rived. On arrival of regular train at
Oakland great crowd was in attend
ence with bands playing and colors fly
ing while Dom Pedro was already en-
sconced in his apartments ut the Palace
Hotel.
SAN Francisco, April 25-Legal Ten.
ders SO O. 89H buying; 89H ESQ
selling.
, 1876-04-27

A DETROIT widow owns and occupies
cottage under the shadow of church
steeple which is supposed to be in danger
of falling when high wind blows. At
midnight, a few days ago. when the
wind blew fercely, she got up and
dressed, called the children up and
dressed them, and then folded her arms
with the remark: Now then, if that
steeple falls and kills us. people will
know that we were a respectable family
any how. George brush up your hair a
little more, aud Sarah you take your
feet off the stove-hearth and pin your
collar more to the left"
, 1876-04-27
NOTICE.

County Of king,l
In Justice Court, Roswell Scott Justice.
To FEB CRANE:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that Goe. Cantieni l. Co have
filed complaint against you in said Court.
which will come ON to be heard At my Office in
Seattle, King county, W. T., on the 9th day
Of NAY, A. d. 1876, at the hour Of O'Clock A. N.
And. unless you appear and then
and there answer. he same VIII be taken e
confesaed. md tho demand Of said complaint to
rec0vcr the sum Of S74 81 for goods. wares and
merchandise sold and delivered and money
loaned, VIII BE- granted.
Complaint nled April 23d, 1876
s2sw3 ROSWELL SCOTT, j.
, 1876-04-27
TO RENT.

NoOD, STEADY LABoRIN0 MN CAN ar
II accommodated with good Beds and Iode.
iAgs q q IS per week. over y. B. Naddocks
Drugstore. Seattle. Dec. 7th, ISIS.
, 1876-04-27
HURR All :
IN The FIELD AGAIN 1!

And we Will not stand back,fbr anybo
AND OFFER FOR SALE TO, TIE PUBLIC:
1000 Fine Cashmere Hats for Gents 1t
SO cents each.
1000 Fine Ladies' and Children's Straw
Hats from 25 to IS cents each.
1900 Gents Fine Straw Hats from Is to
rs cents each.
500 Gents Fine Panama Hats at 11 IS
each.
1000 Gents Fine Oxford Ties at 81 50
apair.
500 Gents Fine Alexis Ties at 50 90
a pair.
$50 Gents Fine CATERS at 50 rs a rair.
1,50O Pairs of Gents Fine Boots from
50 SO to SIS 90 a pair.
500 Pairs of Boys Fine Boots from
81 25 to 50 rs pair.
200 pairs of Ladies' Fine Shoes from.
81 25 to 50 Is pair.
1900 Pairs of Gents Fine Cashmere
Pants from 50 so to SIS 90 pair.
500 Dozen Gents Fine Chsvios Shirts.
from rs cents to 81 25 piece.
$500 Dozen Gents Fine Cashmere.
Shirts from so OTIS. to So 90 q piece.
And everything else in proportion.
Come one Come all to the
, 1876-04-27
Latest kilograms.

Latest kilograms.
You all know the Frauenthal Brothers,
Who sell cheaper than all others
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Shoes
And many other things to choose.
The best Of Goods that can be bought
Has just been from Frisco brought:
Not alone for show, but to sell
80 low that some don't like 1t we'll.
How much we lose none need to care
As long you get them on the square;
The loss, if any, it is our own;
Nor shall we meet you with frown,
A Stock Of such hrge proportion
Here. must put you in the notion
To buy whatever is required,
II upright dealing is admired.
ONE PRICE to all. let it be knewn,
And no partiAlity shown;
The terms arc plain II you call
On the Brothers Frauenthal. J..
seattl :. W. T., April a. 1s7e.-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

SHIP LOUISIANA Oliver at san Francisco Aug II from
Liverpool. had strong gales from WNW WSW. with
heavy OF Cape Horn which d.led decks with water
washed out the galley carried away martneae and head
and split lower topsail
ScHR SPRING BIRD Or. not beore, Mclean, from st
John. NIB. for Boston, lumber laden into Gloucester
Aug 81 waierogged, having aleak. THE arrived
ut Boston 2od.
ScHg GREYHOUND San Francisco Aug IA from Tahiti
sprung foremost carried away split sails
during the passage.
scnR MARY WEAVER from Phadelphis for Salon. lost
he nainsa when off Barnegat yesterday and back
Delaware Breaswater for repairs.
ScHR Snow BIRD tBr, from st John, NIB bound west got
ashore during thick fog but OFT ana owed into
Passport Aug II by II revenue cutter for repairs
SLooP AMERICAN BANNER, from New York for New IIa.
which capszed Off the harbor OF the latter
!6 has been raised and towcd alongside Long wharf
where sbe is moored Her mast WIS broken OIL and
everything deck carried away except SIN all
of the wire with which she loaded, and which
found her deck when the vessel rishted. On the
uninured. wreckers work fishing the wire which
was lost overheard.
HALIFAX Ms. Aug 22The bark Cycla, of Newcastle. E.
Quebec Tor rausmou, with OF lumber struck the
reef of tla ck Straits o. Belle Isle the night OF the
ut Pctou to-day.
MARTHAs VINEYARD. Aug 2l-Schr Charlotte Fish, from
Bowdonham for New York; with ice went ashore night Of
Hedge Fence. She OF 2lst with assist
Wpce. and sustained no damage.
LAuNcnED-A fine ship OF 1000 tons launched 21st
from the yard OF A Creighton. Thomaston, Me.