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ripsr's opera Heass.

Another large and apprecistivs audi.
eucs greeted Hermann. the magician.
aud the Lorellas last evening at Pipsr's
Opera House. His tricks sppesr to
better advantage when seen the second
time than at Hrst. OF course the sur.
prise attending the result is not there.
Tor one knows just what hs 10 going to
do. But this gives more time to watch
the man and see how he does his tricks.
Sdll. the more you see the more you
don't know how be does them; but you
hare the Satisfaction OF not being 90
easily although 70 successfully fooled
the second time a. the Hrst. The Lorellas
last evening gave ono or two speoislties
not performed the first night-just to
show people that they can do more than
they do and will when the time comes.
A change Of programme 10 announced
for this evening. when the great Herr.
mann will astonish with new wonders
and the Lorellss will display new fsats.
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The Hads Jetties.

WASHINGTON. December TO-. Captain
Eads has found Il Necessary to use .
dredging boat a. an auxiliary to his istty
system to maintain the required depth
and width Of channel ct the mouth Of
the Mississippi river. The question was
raised whether, under the terms Of bis
contract with the Government, Eads
had the right to use . dredgs 40 an aux.
Hilary to the jstiiss to keep the channel
open. This question, among Others.
was referred to the do facto Attorney
General. BE reported that. In bis opin.
ion. Esds bad the right 10 use . dredgs.
but, ipssmuoh as Il had been asserted
that Q bar was forming across the river
below the jstiies, hs would refer the
subject to the War Department. Eosi.
peer's oelos. In the absence Of General
Barnard. Chief Of Engineers, the ques.
ton was submitted to General Parke.
who reports that In his opinion E.ds
must maintain the required channel ex
olusivrly with the j-ttiss and not with
the assistance Of q dredse.
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Warrington Notes.

WASHINGTON, December l0.-The Ad.
visory Committee Of the caucus Of Re
publican Senators. consisting Of Morrill,.
Conklipg. Hsmliu, Mcmillan. Booth,
Kirkwood. Logan and Carpenter. have
decided to recommend that the party In
the Senate commit itself to the policy Of
nou.action ia regard to any and ell leais.
lstion affecting the currency. whether
gold, e~rsenbaoks OF silver. during the
present session. The COMMITTEES are
unanimous With the exception Of Nor.
rill, who will recommend that Rrsenbacks
DO Invested OF their legal tender power.
aud that some provision b made Tor
their retirement.
A Cabinet meeting yesterday author.
ICED the Secretary OF the Interior to no.
tify General Hatch to receive the Uts
Indians engaged 10 the White river mas.
sscrs, with the assurance that they will
DO erantsd an impartial trial outside Of
Colorado and New Mexico.
The President sent the following nom.
nations to the ssnats yesterday: For
Registers Of the Land oaies-William
Il. Fitch, Pueblo. Colorado, aud George
I. Putnam. Bodis, California.
Senator Farley arrived from New York
and took his seat In the Senate ysstsr.
day.
Congressman Berry attended the Sos.
sion of thu House for the dut time since
his recent illness. .
Senator Ben. Hill. OF Georgia, also
made bis appearance 10 the Senate for
the arst time this session.
william E. Chandler has returned to
Washington With bis eldest son. who
has bssa very Ill In sslt Lake City Tor
some hms past.
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Articles Of incorporation Of the Z. Z.
Mining Company have been nlsd below.
10 operate in Eureka District, Lander
county, Nevada. Capital, $40. ooo. 900,
In shares Of 500 each. Directors, ].
B. Haydn, ]. K. Goodrich, 3 p. Hast.
ines, Louis T. Haggin, andJ. V. Spades.
The principal place OF business will bs
In San Francisco.
Last week q. W. Putnam. formerly
Of the Virginia L Gold Hill bus line.
fell while loading cars with ore ct the
Union dump and was severely hurt. he
was In fact out Of his head for several
days, bat 10 better now. II wss . mar.
row call for him. How he slipped and
fell he never knew.
Cossting 10 going on al over and every
boy and almost every girl has q sled and
every available slope 10 worn smooth
aud made Icy BY the runnsrs. Psdes.
TRANS arc much Inconvenience on
account Of these things, bot the children
must have their fun.
CALxponAss. "A regular business
meeting Of the Caledonia Club will b
held Friday evening. December u. for
The election Of officers for the ensuing
year. Notice to that Effect and OF Q little
somsthing more will be found under the
head Of "Nsw Today"
3. A. M.-Ths annual o~onvooatiou Of
Gold Hill Chapter. No. Q. Royal Arch
Masons. will be held al Masonic Hall.
Gold Hill, tomorrow (T%hursdsy) even.
ing, for the election Of ofacers for the
ensuing Masonic year. Bee ofnsial no.
tios In another column.
The Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company last niaht shipped bullion to
the value OF as, l85 81, and the Ophir
made . shipment Of e37.lAS Is.
Passengers from California cay there
was last night six and . bali feet OF
snow on the summit Of the Sissfss' ana
more coming.
Latter hsld TOT postage In Pestonss
ior ". p. Z. Murphy. pedis, xese
ssssay, .e~aiifsssiA.
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Wallopped BIZ q Woman.

New Yoax. December l0.-Ths Sun
says that Mr.. Fiske. proprietor Of Tsy.
lor's Hotel. Jersey City. was horse.
whipped by Avonia Fairbanks. Count
Josnu.s' pupil, yesterday morning.
Avonia had told the Count that Flake
had entered her bedroom. bat that her
soreams frightened him away. The
Count aud Avouia owed large bill for
board and were turned away. The Count
went over to get some OF bis things
from Avonia's trunk Sunday evening.
and on his haunting the landlord with
his conduct, the landlord said that she
was . liar. shs bought q oowhids this
morning. went over to Jersey City and
struck the landlord repeatedly.
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The crosscut east from the main south
lateral DRIFT on the $50 level 10 now In
oyer 100 feet, over half OF Il 10 the ore
vein. Thus far. only low grade ore has
been encountered. but something better
n expected before the east wall IL
reached. Other crosscuts ct moro eli.
Ribls points further north will b oom.
msncsd soon.
Yorman Shan.
The pump and water tanks are oom-
plelsd and the coping stones are being
placed on the foundations for the pump.
inR engine. The boilers arc In place
and are being brioksd up. All surface
improvements will be completed In the
course Of . week.
Grown Psins.
Continuing the drift north on the
2700 level. The face 10 now within
about 90 feet OF the Kentuok line. Good
progress 10 being made In cutting out the
station on this level ct the bottom OF the
incline, preparatory to sinking 1t on
down.
susro Tas.si.
Excellent work IL being done at the
headers both north and south. the dis.
lance made per week being In the neigh.
borhood Of 100 feet. The north DRIFT 10
In 1900 feet and the south one $50 feet.
Prospecting operations are continued a.
usual.
2allisa.
The main incline winss 10 still cutting
porphyry and quarts; total depth. $50
feet. The water flowing into the WINE
10 to be caught up BY . tank and thus
prevented from reaching the bottom and
hindsring operations.
Overseas.
Very rspid progress 10 being made In
extending the drift north on the 1900
level toward the connecting point with
the 2lG0 level Of the Bslohsr. About
100 feet yet remain to b run to make
the connection.
Golden standard.
Work In the Golden Standard tunnel
having been temporarily suspended.
sinking the Standard romontory east
shaft and grading the roadway from the
v. 4 T. B. B. to the shaft site will DO
continued.
Ward.
Sinking the shaft - usual. with the
dow OF water coming In still strong;
total depth, 1870 feet. The, DRIFT con.
Meeting with Julia on the 1900 level II
being placed 10 good order for vsnsiia'
ton.
scerpisn.
Shaft down $40 feet. II has been
penetrating hard rock and snoountsrips
considerable water. The rock works
better now and the water II decreasing.
AIDES.
Work IL being pushed along - usual
10 the crosscut west from the main DRIFT,
400 level. and In the lateral DRIFT on the
third level. No change 10 report.
The indications In the face Of the
DRIFT running toward the ledge are that
the vein 10 likely to bs reached ct any
time. Work progressing well.
Lady Bryan.
Sinking the incline below the 76o
level. The north and south drifts, $50
level. are In good vein material and with.
out particular change.
New York.
The incline 10 making usual prosrsss
on down aud 10 still s%peountsripg good
ledge matter. although sunk west Of the
ore vein.
Brophy.
The southwest drift from the main
tunnel 10 cutting 6ns vein matter. princl.
pally quartz. bat Of low grade.
Caledonia.
The south drift on the 1900 level 10
being driven very rapidly forward; total
100 feet.
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why IL IL sef

The Union 10 reducing l60 tons Of ore
per day at the Brunswick mill and 10 ex.
tracing l5o tons. and - soon - the
next bob In the Union shsft 10 s1cavatsd
will increase the amount to 200 tons.
This ore mills about 500 to the ton.
The Mexican mill 10 to bs httsd up and
set In operation shortly. II such Q
showing bad been made In any mine on
the Comstock ct any time h%erstofors 10
It's history - ID now made 10 Union, the
stock would have been In the hundreds;
and II Il should be- made today In any OF
the south end minss o. IN the Divide
group, Q like result would follow. The
question 10. Why are things a. they arsf
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
.,,,o,.. 80 n, GOLD ul.l D4nr ..-,I
TIE UTE INVESTIGATION.

What Prevented the Commissioners
from Bling Mastered 0urays
Duplicity.
DENVER, December lo.-A special to
the Tribune from Los Pinos. dated tho
7th. says: Todsy's Developments prove
that the casting OF his knife upon. tho
floor by Colorov expressed bis vote for
war. bat the fact OF the other Indians
retaining their knives overpowersd his
vote. 1t was noticed that a. soo . II
wss perceived that no other Indians
wished to follow the example Of Colorov.
two Utss arose from their seats 10 the
council and went out, giving the talk.
ing to the Indians outside, who immedi.
atsly mounted their horses and rode
away. They evidently were waiting for
the signal which would call them to
arms, and at no time were any Of them
distant 100 feet from the council
room. Every Ute ct the agency carried
With him more arais than any two col.
diers OF the regular army could muster.
Q Winchester ride and two revolvsrs
being about the allowance to each man.
Yesterday also brought out the fact that
ouray's respect for the President 10 due
to bis thinking that the Great Father 10
elected by and rules over the whole
world, Ia one OF bis speeches he made
that assertion. aud Mr.. Townsend. the
interpreter, not exactly understanding
what be meant by 1t, repeated the quss.
ton. bis answer showing the faot plainly
that be considered Washington the osn
ter Of the universe and President Hayes
the ruler OF all nations. he has not
been undecslved. and will not be By this
Commission, a. IL appears that his
friendship for the whites 10 assumed for
policy. aud hs thinks. II necessary. the
armies OF the world could be called to
crush his tribe.
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Dead neither and Babe.

Mention was made yesterday Of the
sudden death Of Julia Kinds In Virginia.
II occurred at the O. & O. boarding.
house OF Miss Hsnlon on North I street,
and the circumstances attending II were
OF such o nature a. to excite suspicion Of
foul play Of some sort In connsction
with an abortion. A dead babe was
found wrapped In dirty female wearing
apparel and thrust into . wasbstsnd
drawer In smother room. The Coroner
will inquest the case at 8 o'clock this
evening, when all the fao.s which can DO
learned will be brought to light.
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Remember the Mschsnics' Union ball
at National Guard Hall tonight. II will
DO one Of the best ever given on the
Comstock. The Mechanics Union last
year gave q OF the best Of the season,
bat tonight they purpose 70 excel them.
selves. All arrangements are perfected.
vsrnsy's band viii furnish the music.
The bus line will al Tree for oil Gold
Killers who wish to attend. The hrst
trip up will be made at 8 o'clock and
the second at $50. The hrst return trip
will DO about 3 o'clock IN the morning.
and the bus will continue ct the service
OF the dancers from that time on. An
earlier trip down will be made IL wanted.
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OverwiudiuE.

The great agitation Of the hour ID In
regard to some invention to prevent
ovsrwinding Of cables at hosting works.
Timely aid comes to NJ today from
Bodis, CAL, In the shape Of an advsr.
tissmsnt Of an appliance which will pre-.
vent all such terrible accidents ~ that
which occurred ct the Union shaft
recently. This appliance costs only
$500. aud Hoole 4 Elliott, Of the Bodis
Morning Mps are agents. These gen.
tlsmen give the assurance that the use
Of this appliance will prevent all aeci.
dents Of the kind referred TO, a. II acts
upon the connection between the cable
and the cage.
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Nells.Fares>iO cents per sbsrs isvisd
November 18th; dslinqusn December ald;
sals dsy Jaausry ID.
Geld Lesd-so cents per share; levied No
vsmbsr ssh; dslinqusnt Dscsmosr - b;
ale day January i7tk.
Dsss q Dsieher 81 per share /: levied No
vsaesr 80 d%elinousni December ~: sale
Alpha Cssssitdased-Si Per share: lev.
la November 20: dslinQ .sni psoambsr ";
aAis dav January 20.
savass-u psr sAsr.; levied Novembsr ~
dsiinsusnt JanusIy 8: GALE dsy January a.
l..s,es- 40 cent. p,r ss.r,. Levied Noy,u.
ese -; delinquent January .; sale day
January ~.
Dslshee-1i Per share: levied November II;
d~slinausnt psesmbsr ~: sale day January
u.
Crews Pelns-Sl per shsrs; levied Novsm-
bsr II; delinquent December n; sale day
January IL
Jalis Csasslidaaed - n per shsrr; lev.
led November -; ~dslinqasoi psesmbss n;
M Gay January
Jsssh Bssaasa-ss cents DER sbarr. levied
November n, dsiinqasas December 10; sals
eAs 'anaAfJ 10.
Carsas Cesssltdaesd-s cents per share
hvied Nevs~oer ~, dsiinqusnt Deesmesr
~ ssis day January II.
Ovss0as-s1 per share: levied Nevsub Der %;
asiine ANT psesmoS y; sAs esy January
>.
Cfewn pesas.u per thsre; levied No
ssness ...n' oa'sas
~S-.s"~ go .u., y.-
xlcwsry-p eents Per ,nsfe, svied Novem-
esr is.ni aerns0sn' Osos@osf is'h' s0s
0oeaa=5 cents PEI snare; Levied November
isan: as'rSusn' Dess"osh i'a' '1s aAs
sos.,y
Oaledests.@ cents per snsre; isvied no
winner ,y,n. s.n'asa' D~~ N'A'
sssAy ssuAS oN'
mexieaa 81 per sharei levied November TN.
esiinqusns p>esmosf ia'n' ssie w ~
snesr Stat.
ChollaP-eo cents per share; levied Novsmber
ttA; dsiineusnt December sth; sAts day
pses@oer fSth-
Yssest-so esnts per share; levied Sovsmesr
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Destructive storm on the I,thmus.

Destructive Storm on the Isthmus.
New Yosx, December lo.-Furthsr
Panama sdviees state that the storm and
iresbst Of the 10th aud subsequently,
vas the ssvsrsst ever known on the
isthmus. The railroad vas submerged
for over thirty miles. Il may be two or
three weeks before the trains run
through. All the native villages and
river farms have been inundated. Live
stock OF all descriptions was swept
away and drowned and the poor In.
habitants left to stsrvs. As soon 20
news Of their condition reached Aspln.
wall . subscription was raised and sew.
ersl bost.loads Of supplies sent out. but
reports came back that the relief.
though timely, was inadequate. aud that
to prevent starvation further relief was
necessary. Several bridges have been
seriously injured, and many passengers
are awaiting transit at both ends Of the
rOuko.
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ni.sss' u.ioe Eisssies.

Al the ssmi.annual meeting Of the
Gold Hill Min.rs' Uiion. held last even.
log, the following officers were elected
to serve during the ensuing six months:
Precedent, Dan Mcpherson |; Vice Pres.
id.nt, Amos Merritt /; Recording eecrs.
tsry, W. 8. Pollard; Financial Score
tary, D. Mccarthy. reelected ; Condue.
tor, E. Dorthy Warden, James Dram.
Finance Committes-Eugsns o'Csllas-
han, reelected, L. P. Virgins, rs.slset.
cd, Fred. Stevens. reelected.
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Few Die. for abe Comssock.

The Comstock has Q terrible NAV. Il
commenced . million Of years or 20 ago
to digest silver and gold and lived high
on those metals, for nobody knows how
long. I. Was . golden age With It then.
But this 10 moro OF sn Iron ass and Q
change Of diet commenced with explora.
lions twenty years or 90 ago. II 10 fed
with irou nov, and the quantities con.
sumsd are almost past belief. Gsllstin
4 Folsom. the hardware merchants, Of
the Masonic Block, Gold Hill. Dan tell
you something about It. They furnish
much Of the aforesaid diet aud have
enough on hand to last for awhile at
least. It includes everything needed for
the lode. - we'll - fuse, powder. rope.
blocks and all implements used BY
miners. See their advertisement In
another column.
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@. F. Kellogg. Of Gold Hill. has been
appointed foreman Of the Hale 4 Nor.
cross mine, and entered upon the dis.
charge OF his duties yesterday. Mr..
Kellogg 10 one OF the best miners on the
Comstock. and has been foreman OF the
hale 4 Norcross before. Hs has also
been foreman OF the Yellow Jacket,
Grown Point, Bullion. and some other
mines. John Cranuey retires from the
ioremsnship OF the Hale 4 Norcross
with the best Of regulations. and simply
because Of the change Of management.
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For tbs want Of an sn.qusd yesterday
the allowance Of the County Commits.
sioners for jdl whisky was made $3.50 In
place Of Is so.
The lie Of N. Z. Lsmsou. the mining
man who died at the International Hotel
in Virgins, . lev days ago, was insured
for $1,000
Alvinxa Hayward left the Comstock
last evening for San Francisco.
John p. Kelly. Of the Savage, left fos
San Fransiseo last evening.
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THE COMST0CK.
Latest Ofacial Mining News.
For tho Week Ending Wednesday,
December 10, 1879.

Pins street ~. shs Csosssek-ns.
sp~sssibilssy Sss the Rrsssas
state or the Aarkss PisesA
where 10 Hslesss-aseessiy fer
ahassiag the Market 0as ffeo
All lnfosaalien.
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Mr,. Aaai. vill 10 to slssp In mid.

Nile Addis will 60 to slssp In mid.
cir at Pipers' Opera House tonight.
Most Of us hsvs seen this aerial suspen.
sion trick, bat We have not al seen
Hermann do II. which 10 aimost equiv.
slsnt to saying that Ne hsvs not seen II
q al.
An old lady received sush . ssysrs
fan ON Taylor street, bstwssaA and B
.trssts, isss evening. that she vas
ssEisd swayias - iassasssss essdtsss'
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RErsar.
-. Hss.sases
Last EVENING.

hAsA tstNtro.
400 RAYMOND A Ely, soc. ESQ
80 Eureka Con-. Al. a0k, isk slo
400 Belmont. SOC. $50
$50 Leopard. i5o
600 ella. $50. 400
SIS Northern Belle, 6N. CT
5000 Indihn Queen. Csc
100 Manhattan. IN
$50 Grand Prize. 75c, SOC
<e5 Argenta. CSC. soc
1900 Endowment. 75o. 45c
90 Independence. 60c. &0c
80 Star. 400
sos Belle Tale, I 70. iO
i&s3 Day. TOO
100 Hillside. I 10
$50 Paradise. 7oo
100 Real del Monte. IL
$50 Albion. IS. 900
5s5 Wales, 81
10 NJ. Diablo. 1ok
$50 Bodis. sh.S
$50 Bsehtsl. II
ITO Tioga. I 90, II
20 Summit. Coo. TOO
20 Bulver. ~
800 Syndicate. 2 Is. ~
% South Buiwsr. $50
$50 Oriental. $50
ais Mono. Z. 81. 81
40 Jupitsr.
3lo MONDAY. 81. IS
80 North MONDAY. ~
40 Mammoth. 3S.s
1850 Orc. 200
am Net. whit. -. NJ.
100 Addsnda. ssc
Boston Con..f
$40 Tiptop. I 30
1850 Atlas. i6c, SOC
AS Silver King.
500 Caledonia (Blsck HilL,. 81
100 Con. Pacific. 50
400 Univsrsity. 80
ruu MOANING.
2s0 0phir. Al
$50 Mexican, Is. ISL. 1sk
66s Gould 4 Curry. 81. ~. ~
+4o Beat 4 Bsleher. i0k. iot. l0k
Sos California. 81
743 Savage. 81. 81
40 Con. Virginia. 3 30
SO Chollar. 81. 81. 81
500 Poeosi. . o3.3
1000 Hale d Norcross. ~. ~. ~
o23 Grown Point. I %. II
293 Yellow Jacket. ~. 81
SEQ Imperial. $50. 500
ts0 Ksntuck. 8. AZ
Is Alpha. ~. ~
s., Bslchsr. IL
sos Confidence. 81, sac
iss Utah. II, In, liz
$40 Sierra Nevada. 26k. 25k
sss Bullion. ~, 50
&03 Exchequsr. a.. 2 70
20 Seq. Bsleher. l3S. l3k
lsl 0vsrman. 4 90. &x.4S
$50 Justice. IN. 1 Is. IL
lAt0 Union Con-. +sk. %. &sk. tAk
2os Alta. . 30
40s Lady Bryan. Sc, $50
SIS Julia. I. 800. $50. SOC
lois Calsdonia, 500
Sls Silver Hill. zoe. 8so
SIS Challenge. ~
100 Dsrdanellss. 500
400 New York. 500
80 0ocidsntal. goo
400 Phil. Sheridan. zoe
$40 Lady washington Con-. 500
100 Andes, TOO
800 Ward. I 10. IL. I so
SIS Scorpion. 2 90. ~. ass
1900 Trojan. So
no Benton Con-. I IS. I 60
500 Golden Gate. I Is. ! 10
100 Con. Dorado. I IS
400 Hiowsry. loo
500 North BONANZA. t0c. $50
100 Naekay. loo
$50 Mountain View. IL. I o.
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Geld Hiii rsasdry.

tn. raise In the price Of iron does not
as.o. George Emmett Of the Gold Hill
Foundry and mashins shop. Lower Gold
Hill. Hs had q large quantity on hand
When prices advanced. BE 10 ready to
do all kinds OF work In his line Of abort.
Get NOTICE and has - ans machinery ~
can b. found on the coast. MIL and
mining machinery 10 q specially. and the
best Of sausiscion 10 guaranteed. Bee
sdyertissment In another column.
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ARRIVAL. ss,s ns..,.s.

D Gallagher and wife. CA Noltemsisr.
IN Nssds. &C Battsrman. 9 cohn. Jf
FARRELL. ChAs stunksr. D J Mckenzie. "A
Smith, p Fsfmsn. A CARRIER. Mrs. W h
Fraser. Nn WEIGH. "A Lonsley. Ed
Wilson, Minnie Blackburn. G Single
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pspasssssa l.sss Evsaiss.

xauhaIl. o 8 Ferguson. chas Rogers.
q Nsynsld. n Bryan. George p Morrill,. b
Pail. J Jones. W Hsalsy. W b Rising' Dr.
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osnt,smsn's Furnishing ooods 60. Aiss
the following French Goods: Petits pots Pm.
oepss arHuile Harieots vstsi Olive yarctsl
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for cssh on delivery, may fnd Il 70 thsfr -
vantage 70 call In, sxamins The goods ~ -
quirs Of prices.
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