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To me- perhaps n week two before the retainer was
settled: "N0w. shpherd let me tell you sometnlng'
don't yon hesitate TO quote the secretary
and don't you he'itate 10 quote MN slronEIy.. lIyy.
yo" and will he inside OF the facts Don ask ne
aucsious Int IL YOU confidence In my ADVICE 1Ao
that advice" lie repeated to me from time 10 uihc
throughout the summer and fall "a long as nc ncteu az
counsel shipherd you cau jus; bet the Secretary
Of State Tho policy down there u exactly VIVA. We
want II Il every thing that can desire 10 hot en
Dect the Secretary to commit himself In writing or slK
TO von lie talks TO me- takes my 40 aaNice ar ns
build on IT that the Secretary OF state IL w,.h ur, ~
Mr. Rice-Then he did not commit himself TO yon per-
sonayi . .A,...
The vitness-He made the statement to me u. ~ st and
interview that had nothing TO do but " CIV
see the Chilian Minister drop into NV lap. -.
Mr. Rice examined the wncss further N regard e to
Cochct claim having been submitted to mixeh terd
Wan md French Commission. and being, there,otr
res adndicafa Tho witness stated: Whatever ciaiin
OF the Peruvian Company that its claim hah never
been submitted TO any tribunal and, therefore, nau
never hecn adjusted.
Q-Iavc you any facts prove that Secretary Blaine
IndUstriel A-Oh no. sir.
Ole was not Interested in behalf OF your company
any farther than you have stated
A.-No, sir.
Q.-And yon have not any facts impressions gong
further than you have already stared
A-Yes, have good many more: bnt wond ask 70
be relieved from further examination at TINS point
think have gone as far as ought to go In one day
under medical advice would like an opportunity 10
state on Monday what said Gt the conference OF
October II. in relation TO tie bribery letter nave
first interview with Secretary Blaine bat at suOse,
qnent ntcrviews. Immediately after that would
like 10 fully the general question in regard
Secretary Blanea attitude toward this company and
I'm regard General Uurbuts attitude toward this COM
pany.
The committee adjourned till Monday morning.
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speak Of Mr.. Gladstone as ready to concsde any
thing whatever till that has been done Is misuse
o. terms. In the Of developing local lnstitu-
tions. everybody is Home Ruler to some extent
Mr. Gladstone. John Morley and Mr. Parnell. But
no believes that Mr. Parnel and Mr.. Gladstone.
in so far as they for Home Rule, the phrase
anything like the same sense. Mr.. Gladstone Is
tor Home Rule in Scotland and in the English
counties and in Ireland alike Mr.. Parnell Is for
retaining 10 link between England and Ireland
except the link Of the Crown. John Morley occu-
pies, perhaps, position midway between the two.
But his answer to Goldwin Smith does not define
any more clearly than before what or where his
position really is Goldwin Smith, who has done
much service by his Irish writings will do more IL
he succeed in extracting from John Morley or from
the Irish themselves plain definition o. Homo
Rule, or of what the people who are known as Homo
Rulers do in fact want. But where Mr.. Gladstone
has failed it is hardly 10 be expected that anybody
in a less commanding position should succeed.
G. w. S.
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ARTMATTERS or INTEREST

UNUSUALLY LARGE SALES OF PICTURES.
THE WEEK AT THE ACADEMY AND THE AMERICAN
ART GALLERY-NOTABLE AUCTION SALEs-NEW
nfPORTATIoNs SHOWN IN THE GALLERIES.
The opening days of the exhibition of the
Society OF American Artists have been noticeable for the
large number OF visitors who have constantly filed the
gallery. Thus far the ales have been encouraging. al
though It is not to be expected that remarkable amount
will be realized both account OF the small number of
pictures and the fact that several sold before
the opening OF the exhibition. George Filers
two admirable paintings "Evcning-LOrette and
Priscilla Fauntleroy sold I'm Boston Cor $1,000
higher price than any yet down in the Academy cata
ogue except that of Mr.. Hoycnden's Elaine, the cata
oguc price OF which $4,000. This exhibition will be
open to-day and every Sunday. Seven pictures have
sold thus far for about $500 The list Is as fol-
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THE ESTATE or PROFESSOR PANCOASE

PHILADELPHIA, April s.-The inventory OF
the estate of the late Joseph Pancoast fled
to-day places the valuation at S2lS,cOO
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GENERAL BURT LnPIOVING.

SARATOGA, April s.-General Burt's ply
sician reports him to be improving slowly He takes
nourishment.
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At the Academy the large attendance has continued
with the exception of two days The receipts at
the door have averaged about $500 daily,
and 1900 catalogues have been sold.
While comparatively few pictures have been sold
in the last week. the prices obtained, as given
in the catalogue unusually large. Nine paintings
brought about $6,0O0a remarkable showing for an ex
hibon Of American art This gives the total Of the
Gales thus far abont S32 0OO which still in advance Of
the sales Of previous years The following is the list Of
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Brooklyn.

n CRANBERRY ST.-Gentlemen and fanss
~ Nss can obtain rstclass board and house q
Handsomely FURNISHED aud In an extrcmely desirable ~
cation.
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GUNNER BOARD WANTED a. .Asbary
cottage near small family. Address with parto8
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TgYO ET-Fiye rooms on second floor, fur-
ushed or unurnished. with or without board Sacana
NAV 100 East 18th near Madison Square AMI Ee'Ae'
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Boaro ano Rooms.

/SET orr figures before engaging board else
" where New house. furniture elevator mo
Vanderbilt Lexington-ave and 42d.st - 49,, ,,
'~' CHARLES LELAND, Manager
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Governor Perkins returned yesterday from Chico.
N. D. Rideout came down from aiarysvilIe yester-
day. e''''-
Miss Hattie Eldred returned from San Francisco
yesterday.
E. Greene and wife, OF Oakland, will arrive from
the East by overland train this morning
Miss Belle Masters, OF knights Landing, is visit
ing at her uncle's, E. E. Masters, in this city
Rev. George R. Reed, pastor of the First Baptist
Church OF Alameda, has rendered his resignation.
Mrs. Q. J. Naffziger, OF Nevada City, and Miss
nooie Fowler, OF Cat are visiting friends IN this
city.
Grove L. johnson and Henry Elgsrson went to
San Francisco yesterday; also Adiutant, General s.
W. Backus
Mrs. Blanche Cotton, o; this city. left Sacramento
on wednesday for TIlare City, which she VIII make
her future home.
A majority birthday serenade was rendered Nj. s
Rosa Leslie, O street, between I fifth and xth, n
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Longfellow's seventy-ffth birthday is to be
celebrated at Portland on Februa nth, by the
Maine storical Society.
Mrs: G. N Levy, being about TO remove to San
Francisco, was yes tsrjay presented with fine dia
mond pin by friends i this city.
Hiram Van Arnam, for number of years past
connected with journalism On this coast has been
appointed Secretary OF the TIE rtory Of Arizona
A pleasant surprise party rendered Mr. and
Mrs Thomas G. uld II one evening this week by the
members OF Division Sons Of Temp rance No 2lS
There were forty-iive couple in attendance, and a
very pleasant time was had by all.
AT the Eldred House Oliver sanve, Bodie Eli
Clark, GAINESVILLE; George E. Wilson, Elk Grove !;
5. J. Brown, oeta W. S. Johnston, Port Costa (;
E. @. Newell, Fan Francisco; james McQuirk,
Hieksville; John Olson, Franklin; L. C. Moore,
sau Francisco C. s. Swift, Dry Greek.
In the city: AIRS. @. b. Pasted, Jaento; D. F.
Street, San Francisco; D Gray, Oakland Mrs.
Jacob Korn aid two sons, Georgetown; p w. o.
well, Phoenix. Or; C Kirby, wife and two children
Mrs. Robb, Birds Landing; W. H. WEIGH, Biggs |;
A. Gree1ebaum, Mrs. G. Winters, C. Waterhouse,
Mrs. C. Swain, J. P. Currier, T. GoIdsnIth, s. B.
Street, B. |. Meninger, San Francisco E. R. John.
son, Fort Madison H. A. Warehouse, l.. II. Moore,
New York; W. a. Clinton Philadelphia L. A.
Ewing, VIM Trevathar and wife, Pleasant Grove
J. Woods, White Rock A. n. Freeman, Deer
Greek A. D. Oakley, Natoma L B. Isbsm, Wood.
land; D. b. Beers, San Francisco; Thomas Steele,
CLAW Station Ed. Roberts, Bsnicia; Mrs. jackson,
Walnut Grove; C F. Mosher, Miss ,tt'e Costello,
John Gilmore, Charles ling, Elk Grove George
Cornish. Clarksburg.
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METROPOLITAN THEA1Ea.


TIE engagement of the Leavist "All Star
Specially Company opened at the Metro
politan Theater last evening. The audience
was not large no doa5. owing TO the strength
of the counter attraction of the Turner'S
masquerade at the Pavilion, but those who
were present were entirely satisfied with the
presentation, and enjoyed an evening Of
almost incessant and irrepressibIe health
giving laughter. The character. acting is
coed throughout, and hardly a part taken
falls below the higher plane of character
acting. while some are not to be surpassed in
the field occupied by the company. There are
twenty.fi five members OF the troupe, all of
whom have won star honors in their several
specialties, aud the warm and highly compli-
mentary reception accorded them last even.
ing, from the beginn;ng to the close of the per.
formance, u as in keeping with that with which
they were greeted at the Bush-street Thaater
at San Francisco throughout tbs i've weeks
engagement just closed Some of the mem
bers were SO heartily and psrsistently encored
lsst evening that they were compelled at one
tiTe TO ask OF the audience to allow the per.
formance to proceed. to enable the programme
TO be proceeded with. Among the leading
attraci Ions presented, the bicJ c'e-ridipg Of J.
Seibini and Nile. Lilly, and their per.
formances, while riding at full speed
upon the stage, were the most pronounced
success. This rises almost to the realm Of
the marvellous, and was greeted with most
intense and constant applause. 1t is cul.
mination Of brilliant feats in bicycle ridibg,
accompanied with many of the NEST success.
full exploits in the jaggl-r's art. The gym
nastic performances of the French troupe
Davene. upon trapeze. is also of high order
The performance throughout was most heart
lily satisfactory to the audience, and nothing
whatever contained in it in the least irdeli-
cate. The room was well warmed and COM
Portable, free f ON draughs. and noticeable
feature OF the entertainment is that it has
not single drop-curtain wait, and the thirsty
among the audience, for once, had TO go with
out their usual cloves. The same rogramme
will be presented again this eyeniny, ard
those who wish TO attend will do well to apply
early to-day for their reserved seats.
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Down THY Go!-Uuited Wo,kiogm Il 5
double-sole calf boots, 81 80; Same in tap
sole, S4 As; same make in round quarter
brogaps, 50 20; ladies' kid button shoes,
worked but.on.holss, 81 so; ladies' two. strap
sandal slippers, 81 %; mems CATERS at
81 40; mems hslf.dress boots, 81 90. All OF
the above can be found at TIE Leading Shoe
House Of Lewis Bros, All J street, between
Fourth and Fifth. One price.
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WHEN you need boots and shoes. go direct
to Irregular" shoe house, such as Lewis
Bros, at All J street. They have the largest
stock, and sell boots and shoes that will give
good wesr for less money tban any other
house on the coast Goods marked in plain
figures. and but one price, at the Leading
Shoe House of Lewis Bros, AL street,
between Four and Fifth.
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THOSE who have not visited the Red House
since the stock purchased of l.. Bien was
placed en- sale will do well to do so. Oppor-
tunities to purchase good goods at less than
half their original cost are rare.
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DR.. Ia Mars seminal Pills cnre all
cases of Seminal Weakness, Less OF Vigor Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpotency, Nervous and Physical Debit
ity and all that class of complaints arising from TX
cess, Indisoreuon or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain of youth, and the Young a saie-
guard ami protection. Dir. la MAR, SEMINAL
PILLS restore the sexual organs debitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
81 80 per bottle. Sent G. o. D., by exprt ST. to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
ders to A. MoB0YLE Il Co., Druggists, Postofice
Box 1852, San Francisco. il3 3p6m
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The VENTILATION SO successfully applied
to the Tw .nty fourth and N-street public
school, referred to by Felix Tracy, Esq
President of the Board of Education, in the
! RECORD. UNION Of the 18Th Instant, is known
| as the Cottier system of ventilation.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY l6, 1882
DEPARTMENT ONH-CIARK Jndoe

DEPARTMENT oNE-CLARK, Judge.
Estate Of Andrew Lloyd-order of February g.
1852, Is vacat d and set aside. Order now entered
for sale of real estate.
Maggie Goble vs.. Theo Gobe Affidavit of publ
cation filed, and default OF defendant entered.
Anna Emmerson Robert Fletcher ct al
Judgment for the defendant.
John Lougabaugh vs. His Creditors-Order fol
sale OF personal property in Ale Vaults belonging
to the Petitioner
DEPARTMENT Two-DENsoN, Judge.
J. S. Barrett vs. J. v Sims ct al -Remittitur from
Supreme Court filed and entered on record.
Occidental Building and Loan ssoclat.on vs.
] H. and Z. Sullivan Case tried and Submitted OF
briefs.
To-DAl's cALrspAR-
Whit prpeh;,rv
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Fer Fine Goiies, Ece Cream, etc, the.
BEST AND CHEAPEST MEALS, go to HENRY
FISHER, 10. sos So. bet. Fifth and Sixth jy25-lm
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af.N fiRAl NOTICES.

Photographs ST perdozen.-"T NinbIe
Sixpence Be ter Than the slcw Shilling !" If YOU
want GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS, at a reasonable price,
go to BEALS GALLERY, No. Ais street. Il. S.
BEALS, Operator. fe9-lm
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The only Geouine sssss rsTeafi, delivered
every morning, by W. f. PETERSON. $50 ]. d7.tf
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CaYd.-TO all who are suffering from
Inc errors ana ,ss S Oh yoain heTvOas
send recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary IN South America. Send self-adGressed
envelope TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. IMAM Station
D, New York City. n2-6mWFM
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The best Meals In a.e city at PetersoR's,
els and go street. d7-u
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FRESH FISH If you want to see a fine
display of caoics fish, call at the fish stall of
d. DeBernardi & Co.
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Dows TAEY Go -Uaited workingmen's
doubIs-sole calf bots, at 81 so: tap sole,
same make, 81 10. Lewis Bros, All } street,
between Fourth aud Fifth. Oae price.
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TEE Cleshing Department of tie Red
House is not the leading house in town, in
many respects. hut If you will take notice
their IS 50 aid 81 50 suits lead many there,
for which shey ever fejoice.
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LADIES ki', button shoes; worked button
holes regular sizts. Price. 81 so, at the
I, aiing Shoe Fl u,e Of Lewis Bros, Ill j
sgrset between Fourth and Fifth.
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Ninety acres near sscramcn:o. on Upper
Stockton To&d 50 eco.
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Buy your clothing from the dirscs i'm
porters-prices lowest. Hale Bros. Co.
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Four HUNDRED pair of mems CATERS, al
81 40, at the leading Shoe House of Lewis
Bros All j street.
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lNSURAN AGENTS,
1915 Fourth ST., Sacramento.

A Farm of $40 Acr $. property of Marion
BIGGS, JR., Il miles south of Sacramento, on
Lower Stockton road good dwelling ami barn,
small orchard. Place is specially adapted 10
bushels OF wheat to the acre. Also, has splendid
water faci tiles for stock. Win be sold for $50
per acre, and terms OF payment made satisfactory
Also
A Farm OF 400 Acre, with Good Build
ings OF all kinds. Two streams OF never-failing
water flowing through the place; 30 acres in
Alfalfa, which can be increased to 100 IL desired
Fruits of all varieties. This is SPLENDID oppor-
tunity Tor any one wishing good Fruit Dairy
Farm, being located II miles from the Furnishing
town Of Plymouth, Amador county, ard has
dairy already started, which be increased. with
good price for milk and but or. PRICE, s.. 900.
Also
A Ranch Of $50 Acres. with Dwelling.
Orchard, and is well timbered-near Newcastle
Placer county. PRICE, 50, 200.
-ALso--.
Tive Hundred aah Ferfy Acres Near PHO,
with dwelling and Barn; SIS per acre.
-ALso-
Ninety scres near sscramcn:o, on Upper
Stockton To@d; 50. GOO.
-ALso--
Thirty Acres near pebyys. Placer caunfy.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR PhUfERGY IN SACtA-
MENTo. Also
Fourteen Acres Baif a Mile FAST OF saera.
mento. viii all raise Alfalfa; has on the place
good dwelling, tarn and small orchard WIN be sold
at bargain
AZ We have other desirable property fer sale in
different counties OF the State Also, n LARGE
LIST OF JiTY PROPERTY FOR SALE, which you
can select from.
We are constantly having inquiries for GOOD
FARMS. Those wishing &c sell will find it 10 their
advantage to send us description OF them
feS-3ptf SWEETSER & ALSiP, Sacramento.
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Thirty Acrrs near PeByys. Placer caeafy.
WILL EXCHANGE. FOR PROPERTY IN SACRA-
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Tive Hundred aal Ferfy Acres Near PEEo,
with dwelling and Barn; sl5 per acre.
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Fourteen Acres Baif VILE East Of saera.
mento. viii all raise Alfalfa; has on the place
good dwelling, tarn and small orchard. VIII be sold
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CHINESE NEW YEAR's-The event OF New
Years arriving, the Chinese commenced last
evening as starter for celebrating to day,
which is the first day of the new year on the
Celestial calendar. Chinatown was brilliantly
illuminated last evening, and the density ct
the din Of crackers aud bombs was only
equaled by the thickness of the perfume aad
smoke from burning punk and tapers. The
present festivity will continue one week, and
their New Years is the gayest season of the
entire year to the Oriental residents.
NoTARrEs PUBLIo.-Governor Perkins has
appointed the following as Notaries Public:
Daniel Getsens for Yuba county, to reside at
Dobbin's Ranch, and n. D. Popert. to reside
ct MarysviIle; Alvin Fay for Kern county,
to reside at Kernville.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT. = While working at
the inter machine OF the car shops yestsr-
day afternoon, man named John Reeves
had his left hand caught in such q manner
that the hesby part of it was cut entirely
off. Tee il j1red man was taken to the Rail-
road Hospital.
DANCE AT CoURTLAND.-There will be a.
grand ball at CORTLAND on Friday evening
February 9th, at Myers Hall. The music
viii De furnished by Jones, Beebe &;Grant,
OF this city. There are several couple in this
city making arrangements to attend.
SNow-A gentleman down from an ex-
tended tour in the mountains says there is
more snow on the hills, and lower down, than
has be known in the Sierras for ten years
last past.
Ton Tinted Workinpmen,s rouud ouarter
brooaus. fall stock, az 81 30, go to the l. ,ad-
ins. Shoe House of Lewis Bros, AL J street,
bssweea Fourth and Fifth. One price.
LADIES ki', button shoes; worked button
holes: regular sizts. Price. 81 so, at the
7. aiipp Shoe Fl u.e Of Lewis Bros, Ill J
-. hat rean E.arffh and Fifth.
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. Farm of AGO Acre. with Good Hrtla.

A Ranch OF $50 Acres. with Dwelling.
Orchard, and is well tmbered-near Newcastle
Placer county. PRICE, SO, 200.
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LADIES' French KID, tront-lace shoes at
81 70, at the Leading Shoe House Of Lewis
Bros, AL street. One price.
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FRESH FISH If you want to see a fine
display of caoics fish, call at the fish stall of
d. DeBernardi & Co.
Four HUNDRED pair of mems CATERS, at
81 40, at the Lsading Shoe House of Lewis
Bros All J street
Gents pure linen standing collars, three
for % cents, a. Hale Bros. s Go.
UNANSWERED WHITE SHIRTS for men and
boys, only 80 cents each, at Hale's.
BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye.
Trademark filed in this State AID Nevada.
Geo. w. Cnesley, sole agent.
LADIES French kid, troDt-lace shoes at
81 70, at the Leading Shoe House of Lewis
Bros, All j street. One price.
SPECIAL inducements in wooden underwear
at the Furnishing Goods Department of the
Red House.
CHILDRES's copper-tipped shoes, % cents
at the Red House.
LADIES kid, twessrap sandal s.ipf err,
81 %. Lewis Bros, All J street, between
Fourth and Fifth. One price.
MINIS BLACK HATS. Is, 50 and 70 cents
and upwards, at Hale Bros. & Co.
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FoR United Workingmen's round quarter
brogans. fall stock, az 81 20, go to the Lead
ing Shoe House of Lewis Bros, AL ] street,
bssweea Fourth and Fifth. One price.
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GENTS pure linen standing collars, three
for % cents, a. Hale Bros. s 90.
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BEWARE of limitations in Rock and Rye,
Trademark filed in this State aid Nevada
Geo. w. Cnesley, sole agent.
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UNLAUNDRIED WHITE SHIRTS for men an6
boys, only 90 cents each, at Hale's.
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Among tins. rnssker-. opportunity permitted
no.e of the follo9 ing:
Miss Title O'Farren IS an "Abalons
Shell p neat and original eesign.
Misc l. uise Schachs So "lvy;" original
and pretty.
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SPECIAL inducements in wooden underwear
at the Furnishing Goods Department of the
Red House.
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CHILDRES's copper-iipped shoes, % cents
at the Red House,