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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-01

A II pleasant farmhouse, near the CatskIIs.
few rooms not yet engaged for AUGUST and September
plenty mk eggs poultry all kinds of Vegetables fruit
meet parties at landing; S. A. RRETT Nor
ton Ill., Greene Co.. N Y For reference Mr. David Ferris
at Gaways grocery Grand Central Depot New.YOr CITY
Mrs A.
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday, July 30 1881
iBY TELEGRAPH. To THE rRIBUSE.I

BoDIE, Cal, July 31--In the past week Standard
Consolidated shipped to the mill LAG tons of ore
ceived. 1920 ounces. Shipped to the company
In Orc, the face of the north drift. 500 level still
continues IN very rich ruby silver ore.
Beehtel cleaned up, after three weeks run
Bodie Consolidated average pulp assay for the
past week, $3.50 so.
Bode Tunnel is in very rich ore.
Boston Consolidated north drift, 800 level, is in
good milling ore.
Consolidated Pacific is showing very rich silver
ore on the 600 level.
~ Bullion valued at $5o,ss1 80 was received in
total for the week of 1870, $50 "a.
The total sales of mining stocks in New-York for
the past week are officially reported by the two Ex-
The Tombstone Mill and Mining COMPANY has
declared its regular monthly dividend no III of
10 cents per share payable August 10 Transfer
books will be closed from the 10th to the 18th in
elusive.
July 30: Shipped So 100 IN bullion since start
ing mill on the 18th inst. Battery assays $50 per
ton. Mime looking well. Good ore in Wine below
Silver Cliff superintendent telegraphs that on
July 20 he crushed 100 tons of ore, assaying 20
ounces per ton, and that he shipped two bars of
bullion, weighing 400 pounds value So, $50.
The superintendent of the Dahlgren Company
telegraphs from Battle Mountain New, that on the
2Gth body of ore three feet i'm width was exposed
in the incline, and that on Saturday its width had
increased to hye feet mi he ore is rich in gold and
deep.
A company has been formed to develop the Beck
mine, ten miles from Lexington, N. c. near the
Silver Hill and Silver Valley mines. The property
contains ninety-ye acres and s thought to be rich
The Chief-Justice of New-Mexico l.. Bradford
Prince, in argument before him demurrer to a
bill IN chancery involving the title of the Ortiz
mine grant, on July 20 rendered decision in favor
of Elias Brevoort who claims to be the of the
grant. The grant includes about $4,000 acres of
coal lands. The of Brevoort agt. the New
Mexico Mining Company, Jerome b. Chaffee, s. b.
Elkins and others, has been in litigation for about
twelve years. and this decision is considered sub
stantaly settlement of the title in favor of Bre-
WORT.
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MINES AND MINING.
SUNDAY. July 31--Ps n.

SUNDAY. July 31--PsM
AT the Mining Stock Exchanges the week under
review was notable for general weakness in prices
that afflicted the good well the bad and doubt
ful shares The amount of business done only
little less than the business of the preceding week.
but it was marked by an exhibition of apathy which
indicated that the market left to the keeping of
the smaller operators. The San Francisco markets
were seadier, and prices sustained at their
cent decline, and in some instances recoveries
were recorded: Best and Belcher from 10ls to 11Ss
oil. Gould and Curry from AS to 5ss05ls and
Mexican from III to S14.
Yesterday our local markets showed some i'm
provement. Oriental and Miller recovered
10 cents to ~ cents, State Line Nos / and
4 10 cents to 1, and Nos. and was
20 cents higher at 800. Consolidated virginia was
stronger and cents higher at 2.1O, but California
declined cents to /. The Leadville shares were
hrm and I'm some cases higher: Little Pittsburg at
Up q q. Little Chef at l40 Lealville Consolidated
to 495@4.SO. The markets closed steady.
Y cpa
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no WHOM TT MAY CoYCPpN I,-,' T rIss.aes.
9ituations r1anteo--Gemniea

A PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREATT
and other OF good competent female servants German
And ecoTed large d @ 9A PR aS
above l0tl.st ' O'A'i''' ''arti hoa's
A Dk ERIlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
prnnv 2EK or TRSLBSNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED ar Tas
Srstst 3os West Twenty thirdst corner Eshth ars
The qIa o 5fT fss
g. M 20 regular Once rSte Ss"o's' A's-
{ HAMBERMAID.-B young Girl as cham
sIs I East a s sewing or as nurse and DO plain
{ HAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-By a
mended afo1essnt girl respectable and
T cs also RdsTstand AZ chen city or cou5.
& HAMBERW0RK, H0USEWORK. WATT
for G ENC or NURSES &By American Protesant g,
1919 %agsS A5ths PROBES
{ SOACHMAN.-By frst-class single man "a
3, understands his every capacity;
Address eoae6an os7 t have BEST city reference
{ yOOK, &c:-By thorough good cooks; meats
ready PRoTEsTANT HONE 2E c BG * EGoEn'I
COOK, WASH, IRON.-By German helm: for
eve fourth house use a5SPd os
DRESSMAKER.-An experienced cutter and
no objection to & out M private families By re dsg has
MAKER, West sls tsG'S ADDRESS FRENCH DRESS
HOUSEW0RK.-By neat, tidy, intelligent
family in CAPACITY good cOoSins and Is goo
moderate. Can Se6 shave near Ssds %
HOuSEW0RK, or COOK and LAUNDREsS-
can do good %ss g ana Tsay Willing and sfsd q
ready 70 go when wanted and where can by sin
NO 2s2 6th-ave., near lsthst 'e'
NVALID'S NURSE, &c.-Bv a first-cIass
40 S %ca a a aas aSs Of
high city reference. 205 West u =" ID" -''
AuNDRESS.-By first-class laundress, to 90
on washing by the day. take it house SIS
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THE HILL SCHOOL,
.POTTSTOWN, PENN. 3ia hours from New.York,
school year begins September efficiency IN
preparing boys for feading colleges and uniyeraftes
AAnited number received. Address for catalogue
JOHN MEGA Pm. d. Prtucipal
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lnstrurtlofI.

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
'TNHE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
Haven Conn., prepares students for Yale College.
tees ex President T. D. Woolsey, F. w. Blake, LII. d. PRO-
lessor T. A. Ihacner, IL e. Kingsley, A. NJ A. c. Twining,
LIZ d. Professor s. Z. Baldwin Professor j. w. Gibbs.
Address w. l.. CUSHING, Rector.
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Summer Resorts.

A LONG BRANCH --ThOmpsOn's Cottage,
~ Branchport station beautiful location boating fish.
Ing bathng also stabling plenty of shade f. RICHIE
A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
"A Terrace Hail." Ramapo, Rockland County n. (Ers
Railway; beautiful scenery drives boating hshing Very
moderate terms.
4 DIRONDACK HOUSE, Schroon Lake.
IN . DELIGHTFUL SUMMER HOME.
Excellent table Terms moderate. Address above or
No Wact2 1atot
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Damrinq academies.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TEIBuNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT Tah
arstst soe west Twenty thirdst corner k.zhtesvS
ave. corner Forty.syenth st. at the HARLEM ofEISsS
twcntv.nfth-st. up 20 "a At regular once rateA
LIEN b DSpMaR Ri asi nm, SCHOOL FOB
closed for the will commence octopd
To- During vacation private lessons mag be bad
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SUMNER SCHOOL.-SWITHIN G.. SHORT
~ LlDGES ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
Meda Penn ~ miles west OF Philadelphia will be session
AT and cape May for July and August The
year 1881 wiz oDen at Media September IL summer
sWiIHiN o. SH0RrLIDGE, A. NJ, Harvard University
- tunnn oil mi ffol nth Tina
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Fam 5rhoole.

A DNERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIguNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
bfIO"N OFFICES No. l.23s Broadway. corner Thirty.
nrstst sos West Twenty ihirds. Elghths
NO w East Fourteenth St. THIRD
ave. corner Forty seventh St; the RARLEN oFFIcEs
nos l,0ol and 1900 ThTdave. one hundred and
twenty nith.sL, up 70 p m, al regular ONCE
A LBANY LAW SCHOOL.
"A Fab term begins September @ 1881 For circulars
dress HORACE r SMITH, LID, Dean. Albany. n. Y
A NNUAL SESSION (236 OF the LAW
"A SCHOOL OF the University OF the City Of NewIOrk
the Faculty, loo broadway
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A HOME AND SCHOOL in the Countrv-A
lady will take three four children board and educate
~ h1r residence terms reasonable Address NJ. ENG
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flarble amo Slate iflamtels-

WOOD AND SLATE MANTLES.-The most
w varied and complete stock OF nne mantes On OK
hibition. 4. d STEWART A 90. 7h w~@. 2aA-ss- 49,
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WATER GAP HOUSE.
w DELAWARE WATER GAP, PENN
Three hours from NewYork by Delaware, and
Western Rairoad Beautiful mountain and river scenery
/. w. RR0DHEAD, Proprietor
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Geachers.


A IL THE BUSINESS of a tirst-class Teach
ers Bureau ia transacted at the UNION TEACHERS
AGENCY. For circulars Information apply to A. Low ELL
d Co, Managers. AZ Bond-st., Newton
A MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
BUREAU supplies without charge. colleges, schools,
and families with thoroughly competent professors princ
pals and teachers Families going abroad to the country
eresses CAN on or address Professor LEGENDRE 193
Broadway, New York.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
AGENCY samples Colleges Schools and Families with
thoroughly competent Professors Principals
FAMILIES going abroad tho
superior Tutors Governesses Cali NJ.
YOUNG American AMI Forei Teachers Agency, % Union
square,
=" MEXICAN School Institute. Est'd. 1855.
IA reliable Educational Business Bureau.
Best Teachers, American aud Foreign promptly provided
for Colleges Schools families. Candidates.
with highest Endorsements mailed for postage
skilled Teachers wanting places vglanty efficiently
represented on their merits e. Incompetents unrei-
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Parents intelhgently advised Of GOOD SCHOOLS
at has been proved TO-, times,
Agencys admirable facilities have eliminated the chief diff
culties in securing THE BEST TEACHERS"
J. W. sCHERMERHOkN. sec'y, East l4th-st. N y
FTNRAVEL AND STUDY.-A lady experienced
Il in European travel will take party young ladies'
abroad for combined pleasure and references
given and required For particulars address Box CO. Mont
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New ppblirations.
-Four Woman's Extras for Fifty Cents"
KNITTING AND CROCHET.
Pastme for leisure moments
FANCY WORK PATTERNS, LACEs TIDES,
CoUNTERPANEs STOCKINGS ETC.
Extra No. 59-The Practical Directions
for Fancy Work Patterns Knitting and Crochet Price
postpaid, 10 cents.
Extra No. G2.-Knitting and Crochet An illustrated
pamphlet OF AZ pages Price 20 cents.
Extra No 75.-Huitting AM Crochet New Patterns
Pamphlet with OF Fancy Work Prca
20 cents Just issued
Extra No 76.-Stocking Knitting Pamphlet form Price
10cent
These four Extras win be sent postpaid to address in
the u. 5. for 90 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE,
NEW.YORK.
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Boar0 dno Rooms.


East Side.
4 DVERTISEMENI FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No l,2Ss Brosdwsy, corner Thirty.
No 92 East FouIteeuth corner linton so aare 20 Ihiri
1ve corner Forty seventh-st at the HARLEM OFFICES
~'r-' a'i''st regular once rsieS
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS, Handsomely
kS furnished at summer rates. references required
ZoS 9TH ave. near 2sth-st
EIRST-CLASS board and lodging for gentle
or address %sn n pvS a1y oRe block from L. depot Call
ESTH-ST., 145 EAST.-Fumished rooms
and wife from 50 TO So per week.
RI EAST 20TH-ST-Suite of rooms: nri-
III vate bathroom private table, without board single
rooms breakfast IL required. s
Tx EAST 56TH-ST.-Laree and small
aIcove and hall bath ccnnectine e5ea6
for summer ~P
West SHE.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
UPTOWN OFFICES. 10 i,2Ss FrSsdwsy. corner Thirty.
nrstst Sos West Twenty third e. Eighth.ave,
ave, corner Forty seventh the HARLEM 0FFICEs
Nos leol aud 2,Seo Thirdave, corner hundred and
twenty nfthst, up 20 M, az regular once
| FACING CENTRAL PARK-Refned fam
bay windows; desirable sontheTners near sixth ave
ston wide street, neghborhood references nnqueston-
abIe, table terms satisfactory. 1873 West 9th ST.
CI WEST 27.-Elegant parlors good rooms
convcniences cool rooms top floor summer prices
q 4 TO So A WEEK, FAMILY.-Also. sim
W n gle rooms with board table board So; transient from
81 per day Having several hotels IN different locations we
IL Cmtonpiace, Few doors from Broadway.
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SWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA penn.
~ ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM FOR YOUNG MEN

hin u. MEDIA (Ienn, J
~ ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM FOR YOUNG MEN
AND BOYS ~
Bayard Taylor said az great pleasure In recommend
ing to parents Academy Mr. Swithn G. shortliage
have had an opportunity for several past
the which this conducted as we'll "a
the department of the pupils who attend am satisfied
that nothing neglected which further intel
lectua and moral development Of the latter"
tSO per quarter for and boarding
attention 70 dull boys Special and provision
boys individual and class ana
backward young combining the advantages private
tutoring and scbooiroom drill English, Commercial Scien
hc ana Classical courses English Conversation
ness correspondence taught TO foreigners with
Twelve Instructors all men and all
French and German spoken in language classes Bookkeep
ing and Penmapshp by Professor W. author af
Potter Hammonds bookkeeping and Penmansbp. Weekly
with the finest and fullest apparatus experiment
and Fine building with hft five
ia all stories ana lighted with hot and gym.
nssium IL, excellent table ample grounds "
rev illustrated circular contains picture OF buildings and
Hon. Fernando Wood Governor L. Routt John Hoey
ESQ., Judge George NJ Van Hoesen President Hill the
Rev. Dr. A. p. Peabody, the Rev. J. A. Chds, D. D. and
others School twelve miles by rail from Thirty and
Chestnut ss Philadelphia, % daily trans them
regularly School only few minutes from Media Station
strictly the sale Of all Intoxicating
students admitted at any time
NO examination requisite for admission.
For fnll particulars address SWITHlN c. EHORTLIDGE.
A. M tHarvard University graduate), Media Penn
TNHE GUNNERY.-The fall term of this
Address Il. w. GUM,
Washington Litcbaeld o. Conn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

VERBS New OPERA. Italy at this mo-
ment affords nothing that may interest the
world at large, outside Of the Ischia earth.
quake. One bit Of news, however, is given
by the most recent Italian papers, which
viii highly please the lovers of music
Verdi IS putting the last touches to his
new opera, "0thello.' The admirers of
Rossini are indignant over what they style
Verdis disrespect for the dead composer.
This is naught but prejudice. The Ian
guage of music changes every thirty years,
although enthusiasts may say that it is
the language of the immortal soul. Every
composer, therefore, has right to adapt
his sharps and flats to the terrible jealousy
of Othello or to the affection OF Juliet
without being accused of violating the
rights of the dead or Of having no rever.
ence for their works We would only
wish that other beautiful subjects were
likewise refreshed by the genius of the
great master.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16
A LUMP OF CARBON.

Tell me, lump of Carbon, burning
Lurid in the glowing CRATE,
While thy flames rise twisting, turning,
Quench in me this curious yearning,
Ages past elucidate.
Tell me of the time when, waving
High above the primal world,
Thou, a giant palm-tree, lifting
Thy proud head above the shifting
OF the storm clouds lightning hurled,
While the tropie sea, h LAYING,
Round thy roots its pillows curled.
Tell me, did the Mammoth, straying
Near that mighty trunk of yours,
On the yerdure step and Craze,
Which thy ample base displays,
Or his weary limbs down laying,
Sleepaway the tardy hoursg
Perchance some monstrous Saurian, sliding
Waddled up the neighboring strand,
Or leaped into its native sea
With something Of agility,
Though all ungainly on the land;
While near your roots, in blood-stained tray,
Maybe two Ichthyc beasts collldmg,
Bit and fought their lives away.
Tell me, Ancient Palm-corpse, was there
In that world If yours primeval
Aught of man in perfect shapeg
Was there good ? and was there evil
Was it man? or was it ape!
Tell me, lump of Carbon, burning,
Lurid in the glowing CRATE,
Lies there in each human face
Something Of the monkeys trace?
Tell me, have we lost linkl
Stir thy coaly brain and think,
While the red flames rise and sink,
Ages past elucidate.-L Chambers Journal
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

KRUPP's GUN FAcroRY.-The men en-
ployed at Krupp's mandatory are work
ing night and day in supplying orders for
large guns from abroad Roumania has
ordered 100; Greece, 700; Sweden, so 4;
Holland, l20, and Italy 400. In the pres
ence of facts like these it Is a little diff.
cult to perceive from which direction the
millennium is approaching. 1t looks very
much as if the blast of wars great organ
would shake the skies for considerable
time to come, unless, indeed, the planets
are really engaged in the mean designs
against the universe with which some PEG.
ple discredit them.
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Dry Goods, Nos s2i, 926 and 92S Haske, street,
next the Baldwin.
kcane BrGs.-Dry Goods Importers Nos i07 10
us hearny st, The largest house. larzgststOck and
lowest prices IN san Francisco. All country orders
eNeeutS d with promptness nd special attention.
The White House The oldest Dry Goods House
in San Francisco. We import direct from tho
principal marts in Europe consequently can sell
lower than any ether house in the trade Country
orders attended To- }. W Davidson & Co. Nos
lQl and los kearny street. San Franeise.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS

Justin Gaies.-Pionoer Druggist removed 20 20
Montgomery street. Turkish and Russian Baths.
langley ss Wholesale Druggists. I'm.
portcrs Of pure French English and German drugs.
Northeast corner Front anu Pine streets
A. r. Downing e Son Wholesale Dealers
in Druggists and Proprietary Specialgics, 80. Il
Second street. Grand Hotel Building
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16
THE LAST LOVER OF MARIE AN
ToINETrE.

NJ. Leopold Double was a Partisan &C.
lebrity. He was called the Z" last lover of
Marie Antoinette He was so distin-
guished Oh account of the religious devo-
ton with which he honored the memory of
the Inflated queen. His house was one of
the largest and most precious museums in
the French metropolis. a room in it was
entirely filed with such objects as the
French queen used in her daily life, from
the ivory cross before which she knelt at
night before retiring to the Venetian hand
mirror size invariably consulted on her
awakening. Leopold Double, however,
was not exclusive in his love for Marie
Antoinette. Two other rooms in his
spacious house were arranged as the
boudoirs of Nine. Duthe and Nine.
de Pompadour, every article in them
being the same as had formerly orna-
mented the boudoirs of those celebrated
women. N. Double was perhaps the most
intelligent brio a-brac collector in Paris.
His taste was only inferior to his modesty
and to the patience with which he pursued
his object. He began to collect articles of
virtu when he was still at college. Later
he became an officer OF artillery and aid
de-camp to Marshal Souls during his Span
ish campaign. Oue day they were sur
prised by the Spaniards in a small village
which was impossible to be defended a
retreat was ordered. There was no time
to lose, for the c2nnonade was already be-
coming too fierce. Captain Double alone
had forgot that delay might cost him his
life. He continued calmly to examine
some Moorish vases he intended to pur-
chase, and did not move until he had con-
Guided the bargain. When, two hours
later, he joined the staff he was on foot,
having sluDg the vases across the saddle.
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MTT,y.TvgRy

The RandbOx-The popular Millinery Establish
mvnt. b. 5, Hirsci s. Co, No. T4S Market street
Strict attention to orders from the interior.
Mrs. i. CaughIau-No 0lo Market street. Ir,l
porter Of Fine Millinery
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-04-16

Original italian Rcstaurant-No. SD Clay
st., bet. Leidesdorn and Sansome n Giamboni,
late Manager of Canpi Restaurant. has taken the
management. 1t viii be run in best Italian style.
FIeischmaa's Vienna Model IfaI1ery-No. EOS
Kearny Street, ROemas Bros, Proprietors. Coffee,
Chocolate, Lunch, Ice Cream and Oysters. Al
kinds OF Cakes constantly on hand. Parties and
families supplied.
MaiSOn DOree-No. 2l7 Kearnv street. Ladies'
and gentlemen's restaurant. Private rooms up
stars. All the delicaees Of the market.
swain's Family Bakery and Dining
Saioon-No $50 Market street, Wedding cakes.
ice cream, oysters, jelles etc. constantly on hand
Families supplied.
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EDUCATIoNAI. pUBrIcATrcNs

Albert Lyser e CO.-Publishers Pacific School
and Home Journal :; monthly s. per y ear in
advance. Devoted 70 Educational interests ct the
Pacific coast. Official Organ State BcpUtmeu og
Public Instruction. No. SIS Market Stree
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HARDWARE. IRON. STEEP. ETC

Marcus G. EaNicy IL Co.-ImpOrt rs Of Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements Nos sol, SOS,
sos, S07 and 500 Marke. street, San Francisco.
CarGlan- Cory d Ce.-Imrorters Of Hardware.
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horsc Nail Co. and South
ington Cutlery Co. Nos 100 and 122 Front street,
and Nos. III and 10 California street.
VIII a FiBck-Importing and Manufacturing
Cutters and Bellhangers, No. 100 M0gkc5 street.
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METALs. sToVHs. RANGES. ETC

w. w. Montague II Co.-Importers Of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Marbleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers Of Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos ITO. i12,
ia, ll6 and lis Battery street