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read by sections but before action was taken
the committee rose, and the House adjourned.
Senate, Feb. 3.-Mr. McCreery in

troduced a bill to transfer the Office of Indian
Affairs from the Interior to the War Depart
ment. Laid on the table to be called up here
after. Mr.. Harris, from the Select Committee
vent the introduction of contagious or infec-
tious diseases into the United States, and to
establish q board Of public health. The bill to
provide for ascertaining and settling private
land claims in the Territories Of New Mexico,
Wyoming, Arizona and Utah, and the States
of Nevada and Colorado was passed. An ex-
ecutive session followed, when the nomina-
tions of Edwin A. Merritt to be Collector of
Customs and Silas w. Burt to be Naval Officer
for the port of New York were considered.
After a lengthy discussion the roll was called
on the question of confirming the nomination
of General Merritt, and the vote resulted
yeas, SS: nays, "A, as follows: Yeas
Bailey, Bayard, Beck, Burnside, Cameron
Dawes, Dawes % Dennis, oFe Ferry. Gordon, e Grover,
Harris, Hereford, Hill. Hoar, johnson, Kirk
wood, McCreery, Mcmillan, Matthews, Nor
gan, Morrill,, 0glesby, RandolPh, Ransem, sS.,
dom, Withers. Nays-Allison, Anthony,
Blaine, Booth, Bruce, Chaffee, Cockreil,
Conkling, Davis Qll.), Eaton, Garland, Ham
lin, Howe, Jones (Nev), Kellogg, Mcdonald,
Spencer, Teller, voorhees,. Senators Butler,
Christiancy. Lamar, Merrimon, Plum, Thur
man and Wallace, who would have voted
yea" were paired with Barnum, Edmunds,
ucTSOti, lugdiic, CudIOu, DOrecg anu SdLl-
eron, (Pa.l who would have voted "nay."
Senators Herman, Jones, lFla.) Maxey and
Wadleigh did not vote. The nomination OF
Silas w. Burt to be Naval Officer was then
disposed of by confirmation without debate,
yeas, 80; nays, Is.
House.-The following bills were in
troduced: To appropriate $100, ,0O0, 900 for the
payment of arresrsges of pensions; authoriz-
ing the issue Of four per cent bonds to the
amount of S40, ,0OO, 900, the proceeds of which
shall be devoted to the payment of arIearages
of pensions; to establish a National Board
Of Agriculture; extending the time
for completion of the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad; for the relief of the
State of Ohio for arms furnished the Gov
A motion to suspend the rules and
pass bill authorizing the issue of four per
cent. bonds to the amount Of $40, ,0O0, 900, the
proceeds Of the sale to be applied to the pay
ment Of arrears of pensions, was defeated,
there being less than two-thirds in the affirm
ative. Memorial services were held In respect
to the late Terence j. Quinn, Representative
from the State of New York, and the House
then adjourned.
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GENERAL GRANT and party arrived
at Alexandria, Egypt, on the Soth ult.
GAMBETTA has been elected President

at Alexandria, Egypt, on the SOth ult.
GAMBETTA has been elected President
Of the Chamber Of Deputies.
THE German Government, to prevent
the Introduction of the plague, has prohibited
the importation OF all articles prohibited by
the Austrian Committee, and also all manu-
factures of felt.
THE trial of the directors of the City
Of Glasgow Bank, on charges Of fraud, theft
and embezzlement, resulted in the conviction
of Lewis Potter and Robert Sumner Stronack
manager OF the bank, Of the offenses charged.
The other directors were found guilty of ut
tering false abstracts of balance sheets.
THE Ameer of Afghanistan arrived
on the Russian frontier on the 3Oth ult. His
followers were disarmed. The Russian au-
thorities endeavored to persuade him it would
be useless to go to st. Petersburg, but he in
sisted on continuing his journey.
The Canadian Government has
passed an order in the Council PROHIBITING
the importation Of American cattle into Can
ada.
A SERIOUS outbreak of pleuro-pneu-
monia has occurred among cattle at Hull.
The London Times stated, on the
LIST, that 10000 dock laborers were on a strike
in Liverpool, and 10000 more were out of
work in consequence of slackness in trade.
YAKooB KHAN has written to Major
Cavagnari distinctly declining the British de-
mands, and evincing determination to hold
Cabul.
IT was reported at Hazarpir, on the
LIST, that the Ameer had been poisoned.
The Italian Government intends to
send an expedition to Central Africa.
A CORRESPONDENT at Rome reports
that the basis of sn agreement between Bis
marck and the Vatican has been attained.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch states
that the Minister of the Interior has been en-
powered to burn Wothanken and other vii
lagos where the plague has made its appear
where within the quarantine district. The
Gar has approved the measures adopted by
the committee of Ministers.
PRESIDENT GREvY has chosen Wad-
dington as Premier.
THE new members of the French Cab
met are Senator LeRoyer, Minister of Justice;
Deputy LePere, Minister of Commerce, and
Jules Ferry, Minister of Education. Gen.
Farre Is to be Minister of War. Due D'Au-
male, commander of the Seventh Army Corps,
is to be placed on half-pay, and General Gres,
ley, present Minister Of War, is to succeed
him.
RoUMANiA, Austria and Turkey have
quarantined against Russian ports. Special
precautions against the plague are also being
in France. The plague is said to be spread
ing rapidly.
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An old lady recently directed the
attention of her husband to q pair of
twins, remarking as she did SO, How
much these two children do look alike,
especially the one this way"
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-Delilah subdued a man by cutting
his hair. Most women do it by pulling
the mans hair out by the roots.-CAs-
caQo Times.
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: MEAT MARKET.
e. G.. FULLER

nEALER IN Fresh and Salt Meat. Bo-
IL logna and Pork Sausaas. Hiehest
market prise in cssh paid Tor Beeves, Sheen.
Hoga, Hides, &c. Market, south nde Lib.
erty Street, one door west Of Otterbscker's
Harness Shop. Il.9-lv
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destroys more grasshoppers than any
other bird.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
w. II. ASHFORD,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Boots
V1 and Shoes and all kinds ot frat class
custom work. All work and materials fully
warranted. Shop, south eide Liberty Street,
one door east of Ottrrbackers Harness Shop,
Wellington, Ohio. ll-9-ly
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BUILDER.


go. FIsHkB. HIRAM ALLYN.
FISHER & ALLYN, builders, Shop In
Wadsworth's Planning Mil. Many years ex-
Perfeuce enables them to compete for first
class work. Their motto is "Honest work,
good materisls and fair prices." Plans spec
1cations and details speciality.
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JUSTICE. OF THE PEACE.
r. N. GooDWIN.

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE AND GEN.
81 kRAL INSURANCE AGENT. Col.
lection: Conveyancing, Fire and Lif, Insur-
ancs vii be done promptly at reasonable
rates Once, in 7. Kirk's Boot and Shce
Store. north side Liberty Street. ll-9-Iy
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HARNESS, SADDLES &C.

J. II OTTERBACKER, Manufacturer Of
Harness, Saddles and Collars, employees none
but the best Of workmen, and uses none but
the best Oak Tanned Leather. A large
stock OF harness couStantly on hand. All
work warranted. Shop south side Liberty
street.
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West and South.

In the Arlington suit at Alexandria,
Va, on the 2sth, Judge Hughes gave deci
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FOREIGN Intelligence.


A FRESH outbreak of the rinderpest
is reported in Prussia
STANLEY is announced for another
African expedition.
SEVEN thousand miners are idle in
Dunham, England. The distress is unequaled
since the great strike in 1874.
THE opposition to protection in Ger
many is rapidly increasing in numbers and
power.
VICTOR HUGO has presented propo-
sition in the French Senate for full amnesty
to Communists.
LEssEPs is urging the French Govern
ment to extend the telegraph from Algeria
across the desert of Sahara to the French de-
pendency of Senegal.
THERE is a serious famine in Upper
Egypt.
The bodies of the dead in the plague
district Of Russia will be burned.
PRESIDENT IMAGINATION resigned on
the 3Oth ult. In his letter of resignation he
saws that being in disagreement with the Min
istry, being hopeless of forming another Cab
met, and unwilling to assent to measures
which he regards contrary to the good of the
army organization. he wfthdraws from power.
The Chambers Immediately elected NJ Grevy
President.
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E. WELLS,

CADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER.
~ The best workmen employed. and enly
the best stock used. All work done under
my immediate supervision. North side Me-
chanic street. ll-l5-ly
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PLANNING MILL.

w. ELLINGTON PLANNING MILL.
!" Manufacturers and dealer in Sash,
Doors, Blinds, Brackets, Battings, Lumber,
Shingles, Lath, Cheese and Butter Boxes.
Scroll Saving, Matching and Planning done
10 order. d. L. Wadsworth. Prop. Office.
near railroad depot.
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LIVERY STABLE.
WIN CUSHION & sOl

r livery AND SALE STABLE. Choice
IL tuInouts furnished. aud charges rea-
sonable. South side Mechanic street, one
door east Of American House. lI-l5-ly
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PRINTING.

DRING YOUR PRINTING to the En-
ID terprise Office. All kinds Of printing
done neatly and promtly. Office West Side
Public Square. over Houghton's Drug Store.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 80.
Whitelaw Reid, Of the New York Tribune
was before the committee and testified as to
how the "cipher dispatches came into his
possession. They were sent to him by Will
lam E. Chandler. MIR. Reid's testimony was
unimportant and nothing new was developed.
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LUMBER YARD.

TT wADswoRTH 4 SON, Dealers in Lumber.
Lath, ehingles, Doors, Sash, Blinds Noul-
dngs, and DIessed Lumber Of all sorts Yard near
Haniins feed store. n20yl
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY g.
MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
TUE BAXTER PORTABLE STEAM ESoiSE AND
the Diamond Sell Contained Portable steam Engine.
r6N NAV 'r FAnEs m
o,ssr agent for foreign ship
| engines. - '''' ''' "'''
! VNANTED-A WILCOX 4 GIBBS NEW AUTOMATIC
H. H.. MACHINE. Herald Once
| JVANrED-A OR 10 FOOr FLYwHEEI. IN
SIS Atlantic av, Brooklyn.
| yVANrED-A POWER PRESS FOR CUTTING AND
w stamping, with high hub in good condition NJ. sta
! lVANTED-FAN BLOWER: ALSO sTURTEyANT AIR
w Heater either sonpscted or separate: also two Ho
is Box 4 so Pos, oaiea ''' -'' '' anu ''S
WANrED-A GOOD sIAPER Address, WITH
w description and price, 40 East 18th ST.
TX FEET OF IRON GALVANIZED SPIRAL PINCH
OPpe for sale. ADAMS SONS, ~ Murray ST.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LIAM LINE. OF ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
n Shortest TO Europe
Sal. t every Ss Saturday. Sdssn fom Quebec
sat to Eissspoo
*'S' to iE svsiEsFssS ss ri so Now York
CuNARD LINE on,cn
With view to diminish the chances of collision the
this line take specific tor all
On the outward passage from Queenstown to York
shs s a'rd" of 90 4s latitude or
On the p.ssag crossing the meridian of so
north 1sp
scYrH1A FROM PIER = w. SoMTH , avk 20
A ABTS "a. " Wednesday. Soys@Ssr m
GA ALL; "Wednesday. November e. A: N
low rates. Freight end Sae N Hoyns sssn
IMPERIAL GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lr.cket Gomp.ny's line for Plymouth, London. Cher
MMEEHASR g
d.
So s i sicaI rs sSas
csn9 ATsn New YORK. 81 rss"Se sx
SpECIAL NoTICE;-rHE GUIoN NAIL STEAMER
HWYoMiNG Captain Murray. leaving pier 81 North
00' Of King and q"
commodation for cabin inermedste and
EBSs ~" 'A''' Apply 70 'A"S oo'oN %
WHITE STAR LINE
w United states and Royal Mail Steamers
NorIcErhe steamers OF s s at a"d ba
recommended by Lieutenant Maury u s. N, both
on, rrd and honeward passages :,
sRITANNIC. :saturd.y November s; noon
From White Star Dock. foot o Of Vest 10Th st. A.
$50 So and 500 Return tickets on
placed
degree Of comfort hitherto unattAinable ut sea.
s;s sssssr' g carry neither sheep pigs
as Iss " New c xf sr %
The @ si' S % Of hs line the
pier; sdiOinng Pavonia ferry, Jersey. CITY.
+ GLAND Wednesduy' NoVember -
FRS. cabin IS so second caSa s ssSrs
Through tickets to the Rhine Switzerland Belgium and
GAz v General Agent 81 South william st.
a7s,Wm st.. Freight Xs'ts. so Bdway, Gen Pas. Xst.
| A MEXICAN Nj LINE rorv v ,,vnnooo,
every FsDXi Phii.ds pima and every wEDSEs
TSD sESS LINZ aor soa as n
Sailing ton days alternately from Philadelphia
sS ESfsisn. nsr 81 hs g. a.
20" sf s'ss: sssS
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent. $ Battery place New York.
~ STEAMERS
AFsESH5asss
NEW s'ss YSs fs0a Is sf o;s'fps5sss s
From Pier 10 Nsrsh siys5 isSs OF Charlie. St
S.Sa sisss.,s asSa
EE4ErEs Nm A SSSF AxyHr
cS%p.nys pier nsw AZ North North River foo. Of Morton St,
railway tho aiscomforss crossing the Chsnns in
KEEsE pf%s osSss
rsSs or sas So
s v 4ckT sSsn Il End hESTdEp RATES
suit Louis DE BEBTAN. Agent. IS Broadway
CUIoN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
SGssIissSsn tssse % King
xSas,ss Il,
SMOKING Ssii room: and piano on each steamer S.'''
Wv &iErixTs GuioS Broadway
TXPERIAL GERMAN NAIL
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BROOKLYN BOARD, APARTMENTS TO
LET. &C.


LET, sc.
A YOUNG WIDOW LADY, LIVING IN BROOKLYN.
Il lou two Or ee md % s ss 10 her
country seat IN the sumner. Address al. M
4o6 Clermont av. brooklyn
fI,o LET-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON
4 second hocr with hot and cold water ..s heater @e
fs@s .sSs very moderate iss Congress near Ciia-
ton st.
HOTELS.
At NEW ENGLAND HOTEL. 30 BOwERY-l0O
"A Rooms; lodgings 3oc. 4)c.. . 'c weekly =. 10 Ok
A BBOTsFORD HOTEL. 3STII ST.. 9TH Av.-COME
A.he select your family prices moderated they
are fine; references
CENTRAL HOTEL. 2ss CANAL 81. NEAR BROAD
Nw"y-single Rooms, Soc per day; 81 to % weekly.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL (PIRsr CLASS FAMILY
Nh"tel formerly most popular portion 81 Nicholas 10
daily Zoe. upward; American plan, daily ~.
CLARENCE HOTEL II CLINTON rLACE :.t NEA =
CARLETON HOUSE, WILLIAM CORNER FRANK
Cfort ST. zone block east City Ha-25o Rooms s5c Soc
UBrosdway, opposite Park. Now open for families, on
American plan and under management terms moder'
GRANT HOUSE, 4s NEW BOwERY.-HEATED
throughout; families Soc. &c., 81 single Rooms. 2oc
IT0TEL ROYAL, RESERVOIR SQUARE AND 10TH
1st-European plan; restaurant prices reduced single
and suits OF Rooms at very low prices to guests
HOTEL BRISTOL NEWARK. n. J., MARKET STREET
1depot Psnnsylvania Railroad class Hotel con
Quoted the American and European plans; Rooms en-
suite singly liberal rates to guests FRED
q. WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
HOTEL HAMILTON. BROADWAY AND 18th ST
llSinge 81 50 and 81 per week; double rooms
So aud IS.
IRVING HOUSE. BROADWAY AND 18TH sT.-AMER
lican plans newly furnished and fitted with elevator
baths and running water in every very Desirable
for transient 81 TO 81 day CHAS
LEFLER, Proprietor.
THE BRISTOL ST. So WEST nth Stan EXCLU-
svoy respectable family hotel; second story front
Rooms with Board: very moderate terms; Room $7
Room ST. so, with Board; tables attendance first
class.
VVESTMINSTER HOTEL,
w 18th ST., east of Union square, New York.
+. A. gibson.
Three dollars per day,
excepting front and rooms with bath.
Special will be made with guests by the week
month
For Other Boarding Advertisements Sec
Directory.
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COASTWISE sTEAMs HIPS.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA NAIL LINE DIRECT
~ These hst class steamers will sail NJ from, per
North River, Tor Havana direct. as follows:--
CITY OF VERA CRUZ. Captain Van Sice., w cd oct ,p
SANTIAGO De CUBA, Captain Foote. sat Nov =
tons) apply to
WILLIAM p. CLYDE & co. No 30 Broadway.
LAWTON BROS, Agents In Havana
CAvANNAH AND FLORIDA
- WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
from pcr ~ North River No 49, foot Of Spring ST.
at3P.M
October ~.
CITY OF SAVANNAH, Captain Mallory. Saturday. No.
vember L..
Connecting with Central Railroad Of Georgia. Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad and Florida steamers GEORGE
YONGE Agent Ocean Steamship Company aud Central
Railroad Of Georgia, No. 400 broadway. G., d. OWENS,
General Agent Atlantic aud Gulf Railroad $40 Broadway
NASSAU, n. p STEAMER WESTERN
IN TEXAS sails November All particulars with q. H.
MALLORY a co, or H. W. PARSONS pier - East River
Royal vs,er.a Hotel opens Novsmoer D. NJ MoHroN,
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Relief Society, and San Rafael Orphan
Boys Asylum, and $500 each to the
Magdalen Asylum and San Francisco
Benevolent Society.
SPECIAL LOCALS.


OF our country is getting to be fearfully
alarming, the average OF life being less
ened every year, without amy reason
able cause, death resulting generally
from the most insignificant origin. AT
this season of the year, especially, a
cold is such common thing that in the
hurry of everyday life We are apt to
overlook the dangers attending it, and
often find too late that fever or lung
trouble has already set in. Thousands
lose their lives in this way every win
ter, while had Observation-Disclosures SYRUP
been taken, cure would have resulted
aud large bill from doctor been
avoided For all diseases OF the throat
and lungs, BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has proven itself to be the greatest dis
covery of its kind in medicine. Every
druggist in this country will tell you
of its wonderful effect. Over $50, 900
bottles sold last year without single
failure known.
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RAILROAD Conm,ssI0sERs.;

It is announced that the Committee
on Commerce in the House of Repre-
sentatives intend to take up for consid-
Grafton, when Congress reassembles,
the bill introduced by Representative
Sapp, of Iowa, which provides for the
creation of Board of Railroad Com
missioners, to consist of nine persons,
to be appointed by the President. The
Commissioners are to receive a salary
of 50, 500 each, and to serve four years.
The duties of the Board are to fix max
imam rates for transportation by rail-
roais between the several States, sub
ject only to review by the United
States Courts in cases Of appeal from
the enforcement of penalties prescribed
for exceeding such rates. 80 =
The Government Auditor of Railroad
Accounts intends, it is said, to suggest
an amendment to, or rather a substi-
tute for, this bill, which is to- provide,
instead of Commissioners with short
terms, nine new United States Courts,
one for each Judicial Circuit, to have
exclusive jurisdiction over all questions
arising within their respective circuits
relative to the business Of railroads and
other common carriers between the
States.
As this proposed bill does not pro-
vide that the new Judges shall have
power to fix rates for transportation
ever Interstate railroads. it will have
to be more explicit than is yet suggest
ell to make it practical and beneficial TO
che people. 1t is evident, however,
that an effort will be made at this ses-
zion OF Congress to prevent diserimina-
tion ON Interstate railroads by passing
the Reagan bill, or creating Board of
Railroad Commissioners with power to
fix rates.
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SHARON's SALARY.

The question of paying William Shar-
on, who is nominally Senator from
Nevada, Senator's salary for the two
years ending December 3lst, is being
discussed by Eastern papers. Sharon
went East over two weeks ago, but has
not yet reported at Washington, where
he has not been in his seat In the Sen
ate more than four or five weeks since
his election in January 1873. 1t is ex-
pected that he will make his appear
ance at the National Capital after the
holiday recess of Congress, and demand
his salary. 1t is claimed that there is a
law of Congress prescribing deductions
for absence of Senators, not caused by
sickness, and that the Secretary will
enforce this statute in Sharon's case.
Last Winter he drew his salary for two
years service as Senator, although he
had not been in the Senate during that
time. Then the majority of the Senate
was with MIR. Sharon politically, and
the Secretary did not attempt to en-
force the law. Now the case is different,
and as Sharon has made himself
conspicuous by his absence, it is
probable that he will not be paid
5000 year as United States
Senator for attending to his pri-
vate business. A change in the polit-
zeal complexion of the Government and
Legislative bodies occasionally is bene-
fetal to the country in many respects,
asit breaks up old rings and has ten
dency to reduce expenses for time at
least.
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TELEGRAPNIC ITEMS.

Sam Woodruff and Joe Seminole, the
latter half breed, were lynched at Gold
en-, Col, on the 2Sth by party of
masked men who took them from the
jail.
Reports of distress among, the Irish
tenantry still continue to come in, and
their unfortunate condition is beginning
to attract the attention of people OF all
creeis AMI classes. The probabilities
are that public opinion viii force the
Government into taking some steps for
their relief,
T.. Governor GTcelon, Of Maine, in a
speech at Lexington, said: "We have
simply followed the Constitution and
laws as interpreted by the Supreme
Court time and again, and the tabula-
tions were made upon the basis OF the
Constitution as explained by the Courts,
as far as possible.
j. G. Flood ON Christmas presented
81 900 each to the Pacific Hebrew Or.
phan Asylum and Home Society, Pro-
testants Orphan Asylum, Catholic Or
phan Asylum, Ladies' Protection and
N-f-
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A fine assortment of solid and plated
gold jewelry-jet, cameo, etc., of the
latest styles, will be sold at HoFMAN's
store, at greatly reduced prices. Now
is the time to get your holiday presents.
Call and see the articles. d3tf
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by F. L. BRALLEN, OF Humboldt,
one BAY HORSE, about nine years old; about
Is hands high aud right hind foot white. No
other marks or brands nerceiyable. The owner
of said horse can obtain the slime by proving
property and paying charges.
y L. BcALLEN.
Humboldt, New, December 80. 1aw-3s
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cattle Men and Boys

Will save fifty per cent. by purchasing
their shirts, overcoats, etc., at the store
of of F. c. RoBIN's. Now is the time
to secure bargains. d22
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Fresh Oysterx

A. Booth & Cos fresh oysters re
ceived daily at G. A. kRENKLE's, oppo
site the Depoa. dll-tf
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Christmas Presents.

Do not fail TO secure one of those fine
dress overcoats, which are being sold at
cost. Go to F, c. ROBINS, and see
for yourself. dr.
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1se most popular and fragrant per-
fnpe of the day. Hcck.Retack. Try it.
Sod by C. A. DESAUssUEE, DruGa 81,
Winnemucea, New. n7-eod
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Practical watehn.ak er.

Geo. F. Jackson, practical watch
maker, with J. K. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap20-tf