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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
the Bla HORN MOUNTAINS.
An Expiorisg Party 60 be seat Ont
By the War Department.

There has long been an idea among
the old prospeotors OF this coast that tho
Big Horn Mountains contain rich gold
mines. To all such the following from
o Colorado exchange will prove interest.
ing (: During the early days OF the Black
Hills excitement, reports OF rich fnds In
the Big Horn Mountains were brought
in by scouts. The War Department has
lately decided to have an exploration nf
this section made, and General Sheridan
has ordered Lieutenant WIN. F. Clark,
OF the Second Cavalry. now stationed at
Fort Keogb, to form q party Of aftesn
men, with O half dozen or more Indian
scouts, all to be mounted and abund.
antly provisioned, and to proceed on an
exploring tour up the Big Horn river.
or course, the route TO be pursued and
the exact nature Of his instructions have
not been divulged by Lieutenant CLARK.
but it il understood that the region to
be more particularly explored has been
mapped out, and will be thoroughly s1-
aminsd and described.
The Indians have heretofore held con.
troll Of the great divide from which
spring the great tributaries OF the Vel.
lowstone and streams that DOW south.
ward into the Platte, and even the most
adventurous miners have not sucosedsd
In penetrating the Big Horn mountain
ranges.
But the Indians have Of late become
less troublesome. the Sioux having
sought new hunting grounds, and now
is q good time to ascertain what ground
there Is for the general belief that the
bills and valleys abound in the precious
metals. It is claimed that "color" has
invariably been found In the sands OF
the streams that issue from the noun.
tains, and wherever ''color" 10 discov.
cred by the cursory observer, It 10 a..
sumed to indicate that rich mines are
not far away.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

People will not grisvs SO very much
upon hearing OF Dr.. Tanners final COL
lapse after reading what he says Of the
woman who was his wife. II Is as fol-
lows: ~ guess I ought to say some
thing about that woman OF mine who
has been making . statement, l see, In
the Fargo Argus. You see she was o
Emphatic. qusrulous, bilious. srum-
bling sort Of . woman. and, contrary to
my advics, she persisted in continually
stunning herself to rsplstion with oil
kinds Of indissstibls food. and, as .
natural consequences, she was always
complaining that she was sick. Well. I
stood this kind Of thing till I could bear
1t no longer. I found at last that II was
quite impossible for any reasonable
being to live on terms Of comfort with q
woman who daily eorgsd herself with
cornsd beef and cabbage, pies. cheese.
crullsrs. pickles, doushnuts. chsstnuts
and all sorts OF indigestibls things. So
ws got divorced"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Miscellaneous.

RED BLury. August s.-A Are broke
out yesterday morning about hslf-past
10 O'clock, In . restaurant kept by W.
R. Robinson. on Main street. consuming
the entire block except Gone & Kimball's
store, @. q. Crsndall'sh harness shop and
Charley Msller's saloon.
T~usoARoaA. August 3.-A difficulty
occurred here yesterday morning be.
tween w. B. Weaver. Deputy Sheriff OF
this county, and W. B. Hammond, In
which the latter was killed and the former
MORALLY wounded. The difficulty grew
ont Of . game OF cards going on In the
Delta Saloon. Hammond grew bois.
ferrous. and when Weaver sndsavored to
quiet him he drew his pistol and com.
msnosd firing. Hammond died o few
minutes after the shooting. Both men
were popular, and the tragedy has cast
Q gloom over the sntire community.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Arteslan Wells.
Banl. Mountain M...mger, J4Iy 81.

Battle Mountain Ms''mger, July 81.
The artesian we'll sunk by Mr.. 6. A.
PAUL for Dumphy. at the slaughter.
house east Of town. 10 aowings splendid
stream Of water. which was struck at o
depth OF 148 feet. The stream Is large
and strong and the water clear and
sparkling. This II the seventh well
bored BY Mr.. PAUL. In this section OF the
State, and ont Of the seven six OF them
are flowing good streams. which speaks
we'll for the judgment Of the well-borsr.
and goes to show that there 10 very little
risk 10 sinking after water In this vicin.
ity. The how from the other wells in
the neishborhood does not seem to be
affected BY the increased number OF
wells. and there il no danger OF digging
too many. The cost Of one Of these
wells 10 nominal. and . good one will
supply more than enough water for
twenty or thirty families, - Il Aovs
continually.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Carload OF Wool Burned.
Boil. Meun,aiu Messenger. Julu /,

Battle NOuniain Messenger, July u.
On the down trip from Austin last
Tuesday, when the train was . short
distance this side Of Mound Springs, Il
was discovered that one Of the box cars
containing wool was on frs. An effort
was made TO put out the frs but - Il
had gained . good start before being
seen all attempts to subdus II we're TO-
tile, and the car was run on to the side.
track at Bailsy's Station and left to burn.
The wool belonged to P. Duffy. and was
being shipped to this place for sale. II
was valued at about $500 and was .
total loss. The car cost $500 and will
almost be q total loss TO the company, -
nothing remains except the oharred
wheels. 90 that the Nevada Csnsral.s
loss will foot up nearly $500 on this
accident. Il II supposed to have caught
from . spark from the locomotive.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
A Low Grade Bonanza.

The Reese Ripsr RsutiA Of the 3lst
ultimo. speaking Of the vast amount OF
low grade ore in the Alexander mine at
Grautsville, thus compares notes with
the Comstock: "Let us compare notes.
On the Comstock $50 OF $40 ore 10 re-
ggded as q good thing and pays . fair
profit. The cost Of mining and milling
on the Comstock Is not far below $40 q
ton. The Alexander has q very large
body OF ore that yields $50 and $40 Q
ton, and the milling and extracting 10
done at q cost OF not over 80 per ton.
The Alexander today 10 really worth
more money than any o location on
the Comstock for legitimate mining.
We are not writing this for ~buncombe;
it Is to show comparative merit. Free
water. wood at 81 o cord. and all other
facilities nearly equal to the Comstock,
q low grade orc mine at Grantsvills 10
not . bad thing to possess. II you please.
After all, IL 10 not on the Comstock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

"old Mary" very old blind squaw.
half-sistsr to winnemuecs, died near
Mono Lake o few days ago. The Bodis
Free Pres says she has b.en vsll.known
in that section for several years past.
She got too old to live any longer and
wandered away BY herself to die.
Spreading her blanket OIL some sage
brush behind q big rock. she quietly
laid down and waited for the Great
Spirit to come and take her soul to the
happy hunting grounds. Her body was
found next day. The Free Press says:
The funeral rites Of tho Piutes we're
strictly observed In her case. The body
was raised to an elevated position; meat
and vegetables were placed near IL for the
use Of its spirit a. IL went on the long
Journey. The usual number Of mourners
did their duty. and the bonfres burned
brightly. A dance was INDUCED In by the
male and female Survivors. The ceremo-
nies were rude and odd in the extreme.
but a. they gave vent TO the full feelings
OF the relations. II 10 no more than reason
able to suppose that they were acceptable
in the sight Of Him who watches the rcd
mar when he raises . scalp and 10 not un.
mindful Of him when he does . good and
generous act.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

There Ire rumors from the "Grent
East" that the friends Of Colonel Sabin
will present his nams before the Rspub-
lean State Convention a. candidate for
Congress. II these rumors are true II
may be we'll for Congressman Dsgsett to
look to his lsursls. Dssgstt has made q
good record. and the Republicans from
this part Of the State desire his rs.else.
ton, but conventions are very uncertain.
and sometimes unsratsiul for services
rendered the party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

The Sacramento Bee tells . good story
on the German Band OF Nevada City.
California. It 10 composed Of American
citizens Of German birth or extraction.
In order to do special honor to the great
German American statesman, Carl
Schurz. in q betting manner they char
tered Q car and ran down to Collar. at
an early hour in Tie morning. to meet
Mr.. Schurz and party. The latter
stopped of for . day at Pyramid Lake.
State OF Nevada, however. but OF this
the band members were In Ignorance.
The overland express Numbered into the
depot ct Collar. on the platform Of
which was drawn up the band. No
sooner bad the train stopped than they
commenced playing such airs as "Hail
to the Chief" Die wacht am Rhisn."
etc.. and they blew and blew until their
eyes hung out on their cheeks an inch
or two. During . lull between tunes .
railroad man approached the band leader
and aaksd what was the occasion Of the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Frsncisco Items.

sSA@I
sAs FaAScIsoo. August 2.-Ths re-
mains OF Samuel Graves. Bible Bearer
Of the Grand Lodge Of Fresmasons and
the most ssed member Of the Order in
California. were laid in their last resting
place yesterday afternoon. amid all the
solsmnity Of Masonic funeral rites and
all the impressive osrsmonials OF the
Order.
Max Burkhardt, who conducted a
small publication called the German
Humorist, left the Eintracht saloon on
California street about IL o'clock on
Saturday night and was not again seen
until 9 o'clock last evening, when hs
was found dead In bed Of No. 623
California street. On Q table close
to the bed there was bottle
containing morphine, and also o
tumblsr that had bssn used for drink.
ing the poison. he had apparently
been dead about fifteen hours. De-
ceased was . native Of Berlin. and Atty
nine years Of age. It 10 not believed
that II was . case OF suicide 90 the
deceased had for q long time been 10 the
habit Of taking morphine and had once
or twice narrowly escaped death from
ovsrdosss.
The Board OF Health today proceeded
to o general fumigating OF Chinatown rs
Q prsoauaon against the further spread
Of smallpox.
Eugene L. Sullivan. new Collector Of
the Port, took possession Of the ofacs
this morning. II 10 understood hs will
make no changes ct present In the per-
sonnet Of the ofaos.
The Grand Jury before whom the case
Of I. N. Kslloch for the murder Of
Charles do Young will como consists Of
the following: Charles Kane, W. F.
Phelps. William Dorgan, Max Walter,
Louis Abrahams. Benjamin Dors, L. B.
Mastiok, F. 8. Chsdbourns, James @.
Sellers, George Williams John G..
Frsdsdcks, Edward A. Wheeler. Robert
Cushing. J. D. Wheelock, j. ]. Hunt,
Raphael Lands. Joseph Corbsll. A. D.
Paul and Otto F. Won Rhsin. The
Court appointed F. 8. Chadbourns
foreman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

demonstration. "For Carl Schurz. the
great Gsrmsn-Amsricau." was the reply.
why. you d-n FOOLS" said the rail-
reader. ''he and his party got of in the
State OF Nevada and are now at Pyramid
Lake" "Moin Colt in Himmel !" said
the band leader. 1--WE was d-n fools,
sure; let's 60 got some beer I"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

San Francisco Daily Exchange Tan
nsr cocktails are all the rage at the New
York Mining Exchange. They are made
by adding one ounce Of cracked Ice to
three ounces OF filtered rainwater.
The man with the scyths has evidently
dIsd his eye on Tanner. But whether
hs will forscloss before Thursday next.
whom the forty days ore over, Is now an
interesting question for buyers and sell.
srs In the pools.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
l Town Of Gold Hill viii eenysns and 80
usS Of Yellow jacket Rirs oompsny's Houss.
eoumsncing TOMORROW (wkDkRsDAY)
August 9th, ct 2 O'clock =. 4. and continuing
for ons week from . 70 { o'sleex each DAY.
/. T. FOX.
President Of the ncs,a:
v. @. HIDE, olerk. susiW
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

Mike MCGOWAN. the man-eatsr. 10 re-
ported to DO on his way from Bodie to
the Comstock. As soon as the NJ. E.
heard OF the Democratic fights at Vir.
ginia City Saturday evening, he quietly
Rritted his white teeth together q little
and remarked. "Bodis II no place for
me. All (! why did I ever leave the good
old Comstock 2"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

Princess Sarah winnsmuoca Of the
Piutss has been provided with q nice
little house and homo in Oregon with
comfortable surroundings. and Q yearly
pension of 5000. % a reward for her
services during the Bsnnack wal last
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
PAY UPl

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE ARE
"A hereby notified that miles they settle
thar accounts before The 10Th Of AUGUST
next, I shall then take steps 30 compsl PAY.
msnt. Better pay nov and thereby svoia sosu'
3 sters next door TO the Bank Of Gold Hin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
Programme of Games.


The following list Of Prizes. now on s1hibI.
tion ct william Manning's Jswsly Store. will
bs awarded to the successful compositions:
l. Throwing Heavy Hammer weight. 81
pounds: First PriEe-Elsgsnt Silver RpsrRns.
Second Priss-Silvsr Engraved Dinner oislor.
2. Throwing Light Hammer Weight. II
pounds: First Prize -Hsndsome onased But
ter Dish. Second Prlfs Pair Of Gents Moss
Agate sleeve Buttons.
8. Putting Heavy Stone lwsight. . pounds:
second Prize Bet Of Gold Euamsled Shirt
Studs.
Z. Putting Light Stone weight. II poundD:
Fret Prize -klegsnt French CIT Alarm CLOCK.
second Prize-shsll vass.
o. Short Race hoo yards), for membsrs OF the
Club only: rirrt Prize Handsome Engraved
silver Ice Pitcher. second Prize Silver Syrup
jog.
9. Sack Race, First Priss Silver CHASED
Goblet. Second Prize Pair OF Bold Silver
Sleeve Bu!tons.
Z. Standing Jump: First Prise - Pair Of
Open Glasses. second Prifs-silver Cup.
9. Hop, Step and Jump: First Prise-Rie.
CANT Silver wstsr Pitcher. Second Prise-Pair
OF Gents Cameo Sleeve Buttons.
Q. vaulting with Pole: First Prize-Balf Q
dozen kis CANT Silver Knives and FORKS. rec.
ond Prize Silver individual Combination Gas.
tor.
10. Tos,,po the c.ber. Firve prixs -Rn.
Rraved and Chased Silver Tobacco BOX. Second
Prizs-Hsndsoms Silver Napkin Ring.
II. Four undrsd.Y Yard Race: First Prize
Silver Dreamer, on staud. Second Pfize-Sil.
vsr.tipped Cut-glsss Syrup Pitcher.
II. Young Ladies' Race as ysrdsl-No Fee :
FIRST Toilet BEL, presented py
ArtnurL wilson. hfq. secona frixe-slser
mounted Cateiass sewsl Ssske.; pressntsa oy
mm. Hnnnipg, ~. aniIa .nu
ESQ.
p,t,.nasn,,. Risvvns ~. ssnsS soid.opsIts
t,sss,nin' second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hsir
"s.en ausra.
Is: boYs hsce " YEAR, ano enasll-N9 ses
pirss rnIs.snvs oup' Sscona fhss-h'eean'
rear brssstpin'
ON Silver STAND. Second Pri.s-PSir Of lie.
fsdy's Gold Strsirht Pin. presented by Alsx.
Dickson, Rsq.
IA r.a,... A,chsr, IA .,ro,v. e.eh. 8,.t.ncs
g.. sHnS.o%s sa, Ssw'i si S.s.ss; SsiI 1S,
hemian Vase.
II. Archery Club Shooting. Teams OF nye
men each from the several Archery Clubs OF the
stais win compete fora
GOLD ARChERV MeOAkI
~ -.
Asoe expressly Ior me puIposs. Eacn "Ans 70
nave " srfoWs' y so' " sna " yafas'
-
In addition to the above games, Teams, con.
dating OF twenty msn each, from the various
FOR a Stem.VindIng Wsltham
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
WASHINGTON LETTER.

EneourasfsE Reports all Along the
Line 0enoral Grants Trumpet
Biass - Fallacious Democratic
Hopes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
2 OF

Board and Lodging. per wesk....-.....Sl2 90
SSi.a .nd tl ISaf J g z Esi ,s s.s;; Of ;::. S;ii pi,os.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
NOTICE.

RATES OF FARE, ETC.
Tickets flor round trip. including I'd:
Children under ten. .................. l 90
Admission to Park I 90
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

~ Invalids, - we'll - business men OF
families, seeking recreation and pleasure. Will
and this thu vary plice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
WASHINGTON, July "a. 1880.

Correspondence of the Gold Hill Daily News !
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

Professor Cara's Full Brass Band
Will accompany the excursion and furnish
music TO al those desirous OF dancing at the
Grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
SILVER M. co.

GEO. r. bPIlNEY. escrsta1.
omcs-Room ~. No. so Pine steet. ean
Ffsneisoo, csiifornia. 5y2oA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03

And Hssvy Solid Gold Chain - the nrst prifs
for the team making the most points. shooting
to b conducted according 10 the rules Of the
United states National Ride Association. Dis
lance. 200 yards. Each man 70 have 10 rounds;
gold coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-03
ooLp ARCHERY MEDALI

In addition to the above games, Teams, con.
sisting OF twenty men Zach, from the various
Military Companies OF the State, will compsts
for 4 Stem.Vinding Wsltham
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-20
4 DoubIe.Sheet on Wednesday.

flowing to the pressure of holiday advertise
ments. and in order TO give the readers of THE
STAR their proper quota of reading matter, an
eight-page paper OF SO columns Will be issued
on "Wednesday. Advertisers will please send In
their orders as early as practicable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-20

DUCKwHEAT. BUOKwHEAT.-Just received
d car load New York Patent Process" BUCg-
WHEAT. For sale BY BEAyANS SHAW. corner
llth sls sts. NORTHWEST. aecl4-lm
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HOW TO HE REAUTIFgI,,
BEAUTIFSIN(: COSMETICS
EUGENiE'S SECRET OF BEAUTY, for
the CON pleIiop. speciality, 81 per box.
SEIDUTINE FACE POWDERS, in three
shades at 81 cents and 81 per box.
INDELIRLE LIP AND FACE ROUGE.
81 and 81. 81 PER bottle
COSMETIC MASK.
10 remove tan and freckles warranted 50 complete.
The largest assortment of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS,
retaied at fabulOusly low prices
EAU MERV Ei.ILIEU sc. the m arvellous hair
stalner, medium. dark brown black, 81 per box
AURORA, OR GOLDEN FLUID, best in
the world for bleaching any color hair 81 and 81 %
per bottle.
REAL TORTOI>E.SHELLG GOODS below
manufacturers prices.
Sena for our new ILLUSTRATED Gaia.
IOGCE, Chow TO BE BEAUTIFUL"
ZEE OF charge.
Goods sentC. o. d, with privilege of returning.
l.. SHAW.
decS -eotj1 "a West l4th street, New York.
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Washington seems 70 be getting sprinkling
OF NennOIs big snow storm, promised about
this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-20

WHEN YOU WANT DRESS SHIFTS.
w remember that ''MEGINNISs, 1" 1902 z 81.
northwest, is enc of the Largest Manufacturers Of
FINE DRESS SHIRTS and LINEN COLLARS IN
thus country, and we retail goods at less than
the same quality goods usually whoesaled for,
thus giving The consumer chance 10 save the large
profit that 10 made by retailers generally Orr
only 20 centa. finished, and our "Mystery Shirt
q ready made Shirt, hiss superior, ana Is only
retail the finest Linen Collars, in the latest styles
for 81 90 per dozen Six finest Linen Collars Tor rs
oents Gents Six Neckwear is also a specially with
uR and We boast of selling Il cheaper than an other
house lnoy27l @. GEO. n GtsINNIsS. .
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T EFT US 60 TO McCAKTHY'S
FOR FINE SHOES.
Let us 90 to MCOARTHY'S for cheap Shoes
Let Us go to MCOARTHY'S for Ladies' Shoes
Let us 20 to MCCARTHY'S for Gents Shoes.
Let us go to hICOARTHYS for Clildrens' Shoes.
Let us go to MoOARTHY'S for any kind of Shoes.
Let Us go to MCOARTHYS for Embroidered slip
peTs.
Let us go to MCCARTHY'S for Rubbers.
Let us 20 to MOZART HY'S for hand made Shoes.
Let Us so to MCCARTHl,S for French Kid Shoes.
Let us go to McCARTHg's for shoes at one price.
Lei MS all go to MoCARTHl's
NEW YORK SHOE STORE,
dec15 COS Pennsylvania avenue.
THE GHANDEsT DISPLAY,
HOLIDAY GOODS.
INCLUDING ALL THE NOVELTIES IN
TIES, LACE TIDES SLIPPERS SILK HAND
KEROHIEFS. POCKETBOOKS. Chill
DREN'S GAPS AND JEWELRY,
and thousands of articles suitable for Holiday Pres
ents call and make your selection before the rush.
Solid Gold Obildren's Rings so cents.
silver himbles tcoinl, 50 cents.
Ladies Gold chased Band Rings, 81 ao.
Gold Toothpicks, 81.
MRS. MAX WEYL.
dec15-2w 7l1 TN Sts nOrtnWests
NICKEL sTUDENTS' LAMP Re
DUCED $3.50.
THE ST. GERMAN NICKEL STUDENTS LAMP
With all the
Latest Improvements
FOR S4.5G,
discount of 10 per cent
The same discount on all other goods at
FRANCIS MILLER'O
3O7 Ninth street.
IL Agent Tor Pratt sAstral OIL decl5-2w
UyHE BEST GIFT
OF SANTA CLAUS
Il Musical Instrument or Music 30 ,k Wv"
G. L. WILL & b So,
723 9TH Street NOr,h est,
Have the greatest variety at special inducements
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VlHAT HOUSEHOLD SEWING MAOHINE-We
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at nhirnA
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

DLEASANT VALLEY
BEST SWEET CATAwBA WINE,
One dollar per gallon.
FANCY NEW ORLEANS MOIASSES
new CROP IS cents per gallon.
NICE PRESERVES in small buckets.
FRUIT BUFFERS, JELLIES, NUTS. CITRON,
&c.
FINE FRENCH CANDY.
CHOICE SYRUP.. at 50 cents per gallon.
BOXES OF FINE CIGARS, suitable Christina
presents.
FINE SCOTCH WHISKY.
OLD GROW WHISKY.
OLD JAMAICA RUM.
GENUINE NEW ENGLAND RUM.
Try my 'BOQUET'' WHISKY, 81. 80 per gallon.
am prepared to wholesale any OF my goods,
Sugars included, as low. and sometimes lower.
than Ba4 timore merchants.
GEO. A. O'HARE
I2l3 9TH street northwest. bit n and q.
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HOLIDAY GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
MANY OF THEM NE SE soIx IN THIS MARKET
WORTH 4 VISIT TO SEE THEM,
,n.. , : b5Sh MSSoI EPk SkEHF,
'"'' '"' III Ni"ee' ANGELICA JELLY,
GOLDEN TOKAY JELLY.
Of Ss are sna bs ID fer HSas s
uses Gnverssy recommended for G tier dsciou s
favors. strict purity. undertaking excellence and
STUFFED PRUNEs,
Only bmP9,asn ST RM oaEkEEf
,,r,c I KANT, MANI
1ADi P HfndIs LISBON GRAPES,
PREsERVED ROSE BUDS,
fhoh a1ks 2EA oEftEs.
hss sdia ter u la E E5sfS
PTRsE DIR PEACH FOX GLAOE.
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7I9 HOLIDAY GOODS 7l9
IN GREAT VARIETY AT Low PRICES.
At DAVIS.
7l9 Market Space. cor. Sth st.
Great bargains in Ladies' SILK MUFFLERs,
new and desirable GOODS just received ,,,,,
At DAVIS.
ladies' and Misses Hemstt'hed, Embroidered.
Initial and Colored Bordered HANDkERCH!EFS
Silk HANDKERCHIEFS at 4Oc., Soc, 75c.. 81,
81 So and 81 81, al much below the regnlar price,
Sl.25, At DAVIS.
All kinds of HOLIDAY GOODS
An elegant line of CELLULOID SETS. tcamb.
brush, &c. } put UP in handsome boxes, suitable
for Holiday presents, At DAVIS.
For bargains in HOLIDAY GOODS, go to
Before making purchases examine SILK HAND
EERUElEFS and MUFFLERS
I inen HemEtitched HANDKERCHIEFs at PC,
lSc., nc. and Csc, extra value,
Offering great bargains this week in all kinds Of
HyLIDAY GOODS and small wares
At DAVIS.
Gec1S-1w Gj9 Market Space, cor 9Th st.