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FOREIGN.
Cetewayo a Fugitive, and His
Army Entirely Broken
Up.
His Territory to Be Divided
Among His Ambitious .
Chiefs.
England Visited Saturday Night
by q Very Destructive
Storm.
Great Damage Caused to Crops
and Other Valuable
Property.
The E'x-Khedive Of E Egypt
Gets Away with $6, ,oo0,-
900 Of Valuables.
Five Persons Killed and Fifty In.
jured on a French
Railway.


EO}llLh4G LUlGhtNEs
LONDON. . Aug. "A Cape Town dispatch
says: Chief Morost has submitted. The prcs-
CIT trouble Will, tho Dasutos. therefore, ta set
tied, but much discomfort still c1ata.
IL ts feared TINT thcso will ho severe famine
next year in Zu,uland, as It Is now sccd.tmo
ant1 no land ia being sown. whiio much seed has
been destroyed ind many cattle seized.
King Cctowayo, when leaving tic battlefield
Of uluudf, told bis Chlafe to look 10 their own
eafcty, md seek torms Of peace as best they
could. Ills army Is broken up, hts nation dis
pcrsed, and the King fugitive. Zulunnl will
probably be divided Into three or four separate
1,riucipalEttcs, each under tho rulu OF indcpcpd
cut mobiles. Cctcwayo's brother Ohau,, wilt
receive h!s own territory under this arrange
ment.
TnANsvAAL~
Rumosa are rife Of impending troubles In
Trausvaal. 1t IL feared tint II the Colonial Afn
listers tnkc cncrrctic measures with regard to
TINT province. immediate disturbances viii en-
sue. Tl,e announcement Of the di8patc! Of
troops, mud The approaching visit OF Sir Garnet
Wo!seloy, bavo probably dsequored the Docrs.
MOROCCO.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. 4.-Tl,c American
Consul at Tanglcrs wrttcs flat the Sultan Of
Morocco has sublued The border trhca Thirty.
four heads OF rebels were exposed on the walls
Of the cstv.
CARR TowH. Aug. 4.-rhoulas AlcLcar, late
Astronomer Roynl Is dcad.
rn1cR os cErRwAro's HRAp.
LONDON, AuG. i.-Corrcsuosidcnts In eouth
Africa ngrco TINT the capture ol Crtewayo IL al-
important, hccapsc "a long ns he IL freq no Will
remain the centre Of conspiracy mid mischief
Gen. Wolse.ey, however, has no intention Of
pursuing him with British troops, al the 1,nturo
OF the country renders such course itnpraetlca.
bic, His policy rather Ia to stir up the neigh
boring tribes against the King. Agents hare
been sent 10 Seg2zlcs and Amaton9as with this
objcct In view, md 5000 cattle have been offered
Cham II he will A. -.
CAPTURE Ills DRoTHEn-
One telegram says price haa been set upon
Cetewayo's head.
Gen. Wolseley, In M address to a number Of
Chiefs July II. informed them he llad no desire
to take any Of their Tertiary, but that Cetowayo
wns fugitive md could never1noFo bo King.~
Gen. Wolselcy Ind summoned al! the nativo
ChIofs to meet him al En,angwcne, fort nus
miles north Of umlatoosI River, Jul5 u. 10 hear
bis dnnl worda Of settlement. Tic Chiefs at
tho meeting July II dcclared that the Zulu na.
t!on hal now no head. They wished to hive no
more black ktugs. aud said they would prefer
john Dunn for King. They promised to bring
ntl the Chiefs Of tho coast districts to the
Emangwene meeting. These tribes, however.
do not constitute the most uarl!ko part OF the
nation. :, =
4 flying column started for EmangHeno July
IA TO -
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Fatal Shooting In Whconsin.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, OCT. IA Judge
Henry Hayden, Of the Wood County
Court. . politician we'll known through.
out the State. who was the candidate for
Attorney General on the Greenbaok
ticket two years ago. was shot and killed
at Centralis, last Thursday. BY w. q.
Cochran. Cashier Of the First National
Bank. The affair grew out Of an alleged
intimacy on tbs part OF Hayden with
Cochran's wife. the scandal being one Of
long standing. Cochran had separated
from his wife some time ago, although
no divorce had been obtained. The
weapon used was . shotgun loaded with
ave buckshot. the entire charge pene.
tratipg the right aide OF the victim kill.
ing him instantly. No words passed be.
tween them. so It Is supposed that the
killing vas prsmeditatsd. Excitement
at the time ran high and threats OF
l~yncLing wore freely INDUCED in, but
finally better counssls prevailed. Coch.
ran delivered himself up and was pom.
mitted to Jail. but the following day Was
attending to business ~ usual. Judge
Hayden will be buried on Sunday and
Cochran will have his examination on
Tuesday. Although the murder occurred
on Thursday. nothing was known OF the
affair outside OF Csntralia until today.
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aHell Knows no Fury," Etc.

NEw YoRx. Oct. IA telegram to
the Tribune from Cincinnati. the 18th.
says: There wa tragic event at the
Burnss House today which produced q
profound sensation. 8. A. Hickey. one
Of Mary Andsrson's managers. vas shot
twice In the head BY . woman named
Florence Mcdonald. Of Syracuse. N. T..
Who then shot and killed herself. The
incident happened In the reception
room Of the Burnst House at $50
o'clock ?. u. The woman met Hickey
there. and. after Q lew words, pro.
duosd Q nvs.shooting French self.cock.
Ing pistol. with which she shot him
twice In the head. He fell. She then
placed the weapon to her own head. and
arsd the ball into her own brain. She
lived halt an hour. and then died with.
out Q word. When her body vas ex.
amined there was found In her stocking
q six.inch dirk. on the bone handle Of
which Wa engraved the name "F1or.
encs." In her bosom was found svial Of
laudanum. She had on . locket con.
tsining Hickey's picture and . lock Of
his hair. She also had In her dress
pocket letter. from Hickey. showing IN.
timacy. and Q diary dating back from
April last up TO oetobsr 1lth. This
diary shows hat Rishsy had frequently
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written to her and called on her. and
that they had met In Syracuse. Utica,
Buffalo and elsewhere while he has been
travelling. The diary goes on to show
her intense love for the mar and her
knowledge Of the fact that he did not
love her. It speaks OF her seeking
refuge In Q Buffalo convent. She
speaks Of Hickey az her darling"
She says she would rather have him on
earth and then endure the torments Of
bell for endless ages than not to have
him for her lover. Her jealousy intsn-
SIDES throughout the diary. She fol.
lowed him from place 10 place, and 6nal.
ly to this city. She bad sent him notes
frequently at the Burnst House here.
and had today sent to him q note and
tuberoses. She had . tubeross on her
breast when she finally met him at the
Burnet House. The final entries In her
diary are ON October IL. One 10 % fol.
lows: "As be searnsd me he shall de-"
Another 10 a. follows: ~ would like TO
have my body given 70 Q medical college.
Florence Mcdonald" Hickey will live.
unless Inflammation should set In. The
balls did not reach his brain.
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Each. Chandler for Grant.

NEW Yoax. October IA Times
Boston special says that .. . Republican
meeting held yesterday. Senator Chan.
der spoke heartily In support Of . cam.
psign on national issues a. against State
matters at this critical period. Hs over.
hauled Buffers recent speeches. showed
the i~nsincerity Of his position, and
clearly pointed out the false position his
Republican followers were occupying.
In his speech at the Democratic Fsnsuil
Hall meeting Butler had spoken Of his
Republican managers aud followers a.
only the tail Of his dog. and ridiculed
the idea Of ''ths tail wsesiug the dog"
Chandler remarked. recalling this. that
''ths Republican tail to Ben. Buffers
dog was to DO dragged In behind the ears
Of the dog who vas to appear In the
next Democratic Convention for Tildsn."
and hs advised Republicans to get ont
Of this position before Il Was too late.
Then, passing to the national Republican
campaign, Mr.. Chandler spoke with
great enthusissm Of Grant. ending with
the remark. ~ tell you. gsnilemsn, in
confidence. that Ne are going to nomi.
nate him next year and elect him. too"
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Too Dsepiy wronsed.

Miss Martha Hlckling was the belle oil
Hillsburo. Texas. and the Jenkeuses oil
the pres called her Q prairie rose. She
loved Alva Woods. Q tall. dark.haired
man, Who. under promise OF marriage,
betrayed her. Her parents brought suit
against Woods. whose Of nse. under the
State laws. was q ~penitentisry crime.
During the trial Woods proposed to
compromise by marrying the girl. and
her pa,ents gladly consented. The
Judge agreed to perform the ceremony
Ut once. The parties stood before him
aud the man made his responses dis.
tinctly. but when the girl was asked IL
she would take Woods for her ''wsdded
husband" etc., she answered With
flashing eyes and scornful look: mo.
NO; ! wouldn't have him to save him.
He has done all he could to blast me,
body and soul. and Iwouldn't marry
such Q villain" With that she indig.
nantly threw from her the hand OF her
seducer, and walked out OF the court.
room. Woods Was convicted and sent
70 the penitentisry.
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MiscellaneOus

NEW YoRx. Oct. l4.-At II o'clock 40
pedestrians started in an sisbty.four
hour please tramp in Madison
Square Garden. Hughes. "ths lsper."
led at the end OF the frst hour. having
made eight miles. Blower Brown was Q
few feet behind. TIE men are limited
to IA hours q day.
Benjamin 8. CLARK q lawyer practising
here. but residing In New Rochelle.
westchestsr county, shot and killed his
uncle. Joseph D. Barker. last night,
installing him for q burglar.
Edmund Falconer. the Irish poet.
actor. and ~dramatist, died in Manohes-
ter. England, on September 9th, aged
go years.
CUMBERLAND. Nd, Oct. 14.-Early
Sunday morning the body Of Conductor
Hawkins was found on the track at
Hyndman, Pa, on the Pittsburgh di.
vision Of the Baltimore & Ohio Rail.
road. frightfully mlngled. he left Con.
nellsville at $40 p. Y. on Saturday or O
coal train. and II is supposed that he
fell between the cars.
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GRANT AND THE THIRD TERN.

The New York Sun Is considerably
exercised over the circumstance that
neither during his journey around the
world nor since his arrival in California
has General GIANT said q single word
positively disciaiming that he will not
again become O candidate for the Preai-
dency under any circumstances. The
Sun says:
There Il no time since the 4th Of March.
1917, when the simple announcement from
Gen. Grant, 81 shall not run again for
P~resldsnt," would not have been worth
huudrsds Of thousands Of votes 70 the Re-
publican party. Every possible influence
has been brought to bear TO wiring that
announcemsnt from his lips. He has re-
manned dumb.
Like oil the other Democratic journals
the Sun exhibits an unnecessary degree
Of solicituds as to the injury General
Grant will do to the Republican party In
o.ss he should stand in for the third
ssrm. They " only too rampant In
shsir assertions relative to those "hun.
drsds Of Thousands Of votes" the Rspub.
Leans might lose by Grants obstinate.
ambitious psrsistency. II they are 30
sure Of this. and desire the success Of
their own party. they should BY oil
means encourage the nomination OF
General Grant and the consequent ruin
Of the Republican party. Grant has
distinctly stated time and time again
tha. eight years OF the Presidency was
enough for him aud he did not desire q
rsuominadon. He does not need or
desire the office for q third term. and be
vill not have 1t IL they will let him
alone and not force 1t upon him. A
national emergency made him General
Of the army; . political emergency made
him President. and Democratic smsr'
esncy could again make him one or the
other or both at short notice. The solid
South prefers Grant even now for Pres.
idsnt to any candidate yss proposed BY
che Northern Democracy.
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TALnAGE.

While Grant has been having Q most
glorious reception on the Pacific coast.
Reverend De Witt Tslmags has also
been having q lively welcome home from
his European trip. on the Atlantic side
OF Uncle Sans domiuions. A New
York correspondent Of the Nrws gives
the following sketch OF II under date Of
October 4,h: Raw. T. Do Witt Talmags
had Q grand reception and welcome
homo from England in Brooklyn last
night 10 his tabernacle. II was wit.
messed BY 5000 people. and at least As
many more could not gain admittsnes.
The church vas proiussly decorated
With flowers and banners. Among those
on the platform aud who made addresses
we're Hon. II. W. Teunsy. Judge Neil
son. Mayor Howell. ex.Msyors Shredder
and Hunter. Rev. Drs. Sims and Beck
Of the Methodist Church. Carpenter oil
ths Congregational Church. Inssrsoll Of
the Reformed Church, and several
brother Presbyterian. In most OF the
speeches reference was made to the at
lacks Of the Prssbytery on Tslmsgs.
and his victory over them was greeted
With great applause. Incidentally Grant
vas mentioned BY one Of the speakers.
and the applause was instantaneous.
OF course the feature Of the evening wa
Tslmsas's speech in reply to the address
81 welcome. aud for which any theatsr'
sosr would ehssriully have paid q dollar
admission. As he closed and sat down
shs audiences ehssrsd to the echo. After
the audience Was dismissed Talmags TO
ssivsd his friends aud had . grand hand
shakipR In the body Of the church.
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III. y.u.mou. Breath Of M.i.r,.

Does not infect the systems Of those who use
Hoststter'a stomsch Bitters - Q prsosctiou
against It. Nor 10 II less useful - . remedy
where Intermittent and rsmittsnt fever has
fully established iteelf. In consequence Of .
neglect Of preventive measures. II checks The
psroxy ems with Astonishing certainty. and
or d Gates this type OF diseass. even In it,
mo.t inveterzts form. This medicine 10 an
especial boon to the smigrsnt population Of
the TAR West. whore fevrrs Of . malafsl type
are particularly prevalent, but the recognition
OF is merits 10 90 Tar from being limited, that
it IL known and appraised at 10 true value
throughout the length and breadth Of Anerica.
TravsIsrp b. land and sea. miDsrs and sotourn.
ers Ia unhealthy localities. estsem 10 hiahly,
chosen family SPECIFIC.
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French newspaper = On the river:
"what's the matter, Alfred? You look
u~nsasy." "w,ll. my wife. who 10
fond Of swimming. Owed OF the boa.
some time ago. and has not yet come to
che surface. am afraid that something
must have happened to her," "How
long has she been undsrf" about
two hours,"
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Is YOUR LIgs WORTH TIN CENTS ,

Sickness prevails everywhere. ahd svsFybod,
complains OF some disesss during tnsif life
when sick. the object 10 to get well now u
say plainly that no person In this world thai
10 suffering with Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint
and its effects. ruch - indigestion, Coe,ive
mess, Sick Hssdschs. Sour stomach. Heart
Burn, Palpifanoa Of the Hesrt, Depressed
spirits. Biliousness. ETC., can take 0nyHx'l
and Get Q sample bottle for 10 csnts and Try it.
Regular siss. 10 cents. Two doses viii relieve
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And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Directors, made on the ninth dav Of
September, 1873, 90 many shares Of each parcel
at public auction. ~ the once Of the company,
Rooms 8 and 4, second floor, 800 Callfornis
street, eau francisco, Oalifornis. on u iNDAY,
the third (sd) day Of ovsmber. 1878, at the
hour Of Q O'Clock p. \. Of said day. to pay said
delinquent Assessment thereon. togethsr with
costa Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
J. n. BUfF,NuTuN. Secretary.
Ofdes-Rooms 8 and I, Second Floor. 800
California street, San Frsnci,co, California. II
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II don't deny that We have bugs"
said q Lssdvills landlord. ''but you will
not find them the Same wild, Western
animals they have at the other hotels In
town. Ny bugs never ask more than
half the bed. and no guest has ever com.
planned that they kicked. snorsd. talked
in their sleep, or spit on the carpet. !
sent clear to Boston for this breed Of
k...
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.. +. Hoole. Of the Bodis Nsrs. was
taking . look at the fashions and sights
IN Gold Hill today. He reports every.
thing lovely In Dodis and the Nstcs
Aourishipg like . bay rum tree. He Is
going down to San Francisco tonight to
feast on shrimps for Q few days.
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General @. C. Bs,terman and wife
returned from the East on Saturday.
where the General went as Grand Rep.
r~sssntstivs to the annual convention Of
She Grand Lods-. !. o. o. F.. at Bali.
more. They extended their visit to
Eastern friends and relatives and enjoyed
che TIP very much.
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Deacon Parkinson. Of the Carson
Tfibvns. and Ed. +. Stokes. Of New York
notoristy. were at Virginia City ysstsr.
day. Stokes had some nns racing stock
d the recent State Fair 10 Reno. and
win attend the Carson Fair.
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q, u. GALLUP.

O.. Il. oA1lu1. opposite the Bank Of oanfor.
MA, Cola Hi, hssps constantly on hand III
favorite brands Of Imported C.gsS. choice bit
cigars, al hnds Of chewing tobacco, msef.
schaum pipes, school books and stationery Of
al descriptaoos, me eutisfy. and toys and tancy
Roods Of al kinAs. ap19 .
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NEW TO-DAY.

COUrH C0MsTOcK q. d =. MIN.
- Ing compsny.-Locstion OF principal place
OF business, Ban Fnncirco, ctifornis.
Loosiion Of works. Devils Gate Mining Dis.
tfict. Storey and Lyon counties. Nevada.
Nottoe.-Thers 10 delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. ON account Of assess-
msnt mo. o. levied on the ninth day OF Sep
uber, 1873, the several an ,unts set opposite
90. names Of the respective shsrsnoldsrs. -
follows;
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Married three times and but II years
Of age 10 the history Of . Mrs. Rhosdes
nov confined at the New Hampshire
Rsierm School. She was ssntsncsd on
senplaint Of hsr husband Tor disosdssly
6oodnet.
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PRESCRIPTION.

For the spssdy Cure Of Seminal wsainsss,
Loss Of Manhood. and I'll disorder. hroueht %
By indiscrstiou o. exeess. AN drueJtst hal
the ingredients. Address
8 DAVIDSON . CO.. n HasAs d., \. Z.
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eoRN.

In Gold Hll. October II, to tho wife Of ~.
Heaiy. . con.
In carson City. October II. to the wife Of
David Bigler. Q son.
In Austin. october Z. TO the wife of Charles
Lund. = daughter
In Reno. October 10. to the wife Of J. J..
Quinn, q 500.
In Eureka. October IL. to the wife Of Il. vor.
p P.radi.s, October Q, to the wife Of ]. N.
Allison. . dsughter.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE TAXES FOR TIE FISCAL YHAR
= ending Ma. Let. 1880. for the Town Of Gold
Hill. are now due and payable 20 ne q ny
once. back Of yellow JACKET Engine Housc,
Main strest. Cod BIN. between The hours q
IN regard 10 the collection Of the Same viii b
strictly enforced. AL taxes not paid viii ~
seus delinquent "a the ltA Of ossSe:s IN.
xasAsi ~ sEs1ao Isx osIssssr.
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MARRIED.

In Virginia. October Il. BY Bishop whitaker.
John J. sehafer 70 Miss Helen Cook.
In Aurora. October 8. @. Novscovich to Miss
Louise Poor.
10 Aurora. October o. Gabriel Hostins to
hiss Alice o. McGinley.
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0lED

In Austin. October Z. Mamie, infant daughter
OF William and Caroline PAUL.
In Paradise Valley. octobsr II. ]. B. nsr.
chant, aaed 80 years.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SAVAGE BUrCHERY.

t.r,c,At TO -u, SOLD .nI DAILY rru,
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now TO SAVE ONE

Instead OF going to . doctor for . prescrip-
tion. II you have Br'ght's Disease. Diabetes,
Pain In the Back and Lolns. smarting. Inasu-
nation. oslcult. Biekdust Deposit, or any
troubls Of the Kidneys or Bladder. buy . bottle
OF DR. MtNTIs's NEPHRLTIcuA. the great
Buehu Compound. 1t 10 the most wonderful
p%rescIipuon ever compounded Tor thses
dru..i.,:. ssy: :M Sscard NsusrstIsHm a.
ne oat Kldasy and Bladder Rfrsdy IN As
marked" Woodward, druggi.t, Portland. Orc.
goo. says: "Evsryb body speaks highly OF II"
childs. druggist. Portland. Oregon. says: .Bold
I.ts OF &C.; II always does tbs work" Many
have been cured Of obstinate kidney complaints
sale by all druggists. P.ce 81 Is.
SUICIDE.
A distinguished scientist once said, "No
man with . strong and healthy stomseh ever
committed Suicide" and yet many are suffering
the torturss OF the damned with Dyspepsia
when q single bottle OF DR. MINTIR's Rpglish
Dsudslion, Liver and pyspspsia Pills win give
relief. and. n persisted In. win cure the worst
case Of this distressing trouole. This pill
cures torpid Liver and Biiiouspses. r-gulstsr
the Bowels. removes Pimples from the Face,
cufes sallow Complexion, Foul Breath, Sick
Hea ache. Heartburn, Pain In the sides and
Back. 10 sugar. coated and GUARANTEED TO b
PURELY 2E0ETABLx. Il acts directly upon
The coating OF tue Stomach and on the Liver I;
can b. taken IN any climate wet Or dry
weather. Beware Of imitstiops. The Genuine
has an engraving OF Q lion on the outside wrap
per. Proc 90 cents. For sale BY ali druggiits.
THERE have been moro cures Of seminal
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
bv the vopoe,ful 4. Rlish remedy. 6ir Astley
Coopet's Vital Restorative. than BY all other
remedies coubined. Why will you sudsrf
Send " A. e. Miptie, n D., No. II Kearny
street. ssn Francisco. for the Restorative. and
be cured. Prios. - Per bottls; four times the
quantity. go. Try abottls. mhss ~
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LOST, I

johns Church and Cold Hii Cemsssry. :
LAdy's valuable Gold Chain, with . moss aests
Ths nsdsr q sane win s. iiSsnii, rewarded
b. leaving u q the e6os Of the Geld Hin
NI.s. o. With Nh. .. Nodts. q Dovsrs'
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s. ARoNSoN,

NyHE LEADING oIoTHrRR or GOLD
i Hui. has. during his long stay In San
Francisco, had tbs opportunity Of buying
$4,000 worth Of Goods at sherin's
Galel
And be Il now ready to dispose Of them ct the
ssms price for which they were purchased: