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THE ARK ON MOUNT ARAFAT.
An Alleged Discovery Of Ancient Noah's
Good old Ship.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 10.--It is
asserted by Rev. John Joseph Nouri, D.
D., LII. D., the Chaldean Archdeacon Of
Babylon and Jerusalem, who arrived ths
other day on the steamer China, that he
has seen Noah's Ark. The reverend
gentleman is positive in his statements.
In addition to the Office he holds he
delegate-general of Nedabor and ex-
grand secretary of the Metropolitan
Archdiocese of Persia and IIdia. Edu-
Gated at Babylon, though born in Jeru-
salem, he has spent much of his time in
Bagdad. He is Greek by blood.
History, theology and geography are
the studies that have received his spe-
cial attention, and in the seven years OF
his preaching and explorations in many
remote portions of the earth he has
gained information and made discover
les which are little short of miraculous to
him.
The Arcbdeacon declares that with an
exploring party composed of six Abys-
sinians of the Greek faith, he penetrated
into the mountains of the Moon while
trying to discover the source of the Nile
He discovered, he says, the source OF
the
r1GR1s AND EUPHRATEs RIVERS.
The party also came across gold>bear
ing mountains, the quartz of which con-
tained 70 per cent. of that precious met
81. The sources of the Tigris and Eu-'
pirates are in Mount Ararat, in Armen-
| is, which secred mountain he ascendec.
His story runs:
Up toward the two domes of Mount
Ararat is a fiat valley, large in area,
which may be designated plain. 1t is
nearly 1000 feet above the sea. About
200 feet above the plain I found the
sources Of these two great rivers. They
were close together. The water was ex-
tremely cold and clear.
Then We proceeded to ascend to the
top of Mount Ararat. We first chose the
smaller horn. This is about $4,000 feet
high, while the other is, as nearly as il
is now ascertained, about $4,000 feet in
altitude. We succeeded in getting up
about Il, 1000 feet.s There was perpetual
snow there, and it lay very deep. A Vi
olent wind was blowing and the moun-
tain WAS 80 PERCEPTIONS that We could 60
no farther. Accordingly We retraced our
steps and when We got down to point
from which We could Cross over to the
other mountain we went over to it and
began climbing. We reached the altitude
of Il, 900 or $4,000 feet. The snow here
was also very deep. We walked on till
it was impossible to go any farther. We
walked for hours and hours on the snow,
and finally came down 1000 or 5000
feet.
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JOHN O'D0NNELL'S PALACE SALOON.
soUTH MAIN sTREET ANDERSON s. c.

including the
Italy, Spain Portugal Also,
that complete First Glass Saloon - JOHN oDoNNELi"
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CYCLONE
AND.
TORNADO POLICIES !!

r AM prepared to issue Cyclone and
i Tornado Policies. Do not wait un-
til your dwelling is destroyed. Secure a
Policy at once for one or three years.
Also, Fire Insurance in the best of Com
panies. Do not put off the important
matter of insurance.
a.. B. TOWERS,
Insurance Agent.
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A LONG FELT WANT!

eyering have at
N the distilled the world
Chemist g.
the
of in
inferior article It pleasant to the palate
giving youth IT. stimulating the oyer
the leading doctors and and hSsRs physan ans
directed that
found for sale at
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

My Photograph Gallery has been lately
refitted with all the latest appara'
tus for making Pictures of all kinds, from
the size of postage stamp To hfe size in
the finest finish. Portraits enlarged to any
size, from small pictures, at reasonable
prices. Don't rorOet this if you want a
nice Photo.
Respectfully
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n1scopERY OF THE ARK.

Eh1 We AAC &>>N~N'
"It wasfin the month Of March, and
we made up our minds that it would be
impossible to reach the top iu such
weather. We must wait till the snow,
or a good deal of it, at least, melted. We
accordingly went still further down and
remained til} April. Theu we we're
abupdantly paid for all our labor, for we
discovered what fesl sure was the Ark,
the actual work of Noah. I discovered
it myself, being tho first one to see it.
l saw it through tie field glass at first,
though we got so clcae to it that it was
visible to the naked eye alone. We had
reached blight over the green grass,
and at length in the deep snow and over
glaciers of probably 10000 or 16,500
feet and within 1900 or12,OOO feet of
top. Presently a great object came int"
view through the glass.
"The bow and stern were clearly in
view, but the centre of it was buried i'll
snow and one side of it had fallen down.
and was decayed. 1t stood more thar
one hundred feet high and was more than
three hundred yards long. The wood
seemed very peculiar. 1t was dark red.
dish, almost irpn. .colored, and seemed
very thick. Issw it perfectly, especially =
the rear part. It is between 5000 and
5000 years old. Would the wood last
for that time7 It would not were it not
for the SNOW, but that has preserved it,
We're it not for that, constructed even Of
hard wood as it, is, it would have been
impossible for it to last over 1000 or
5000 yeara. AS it is, it will be pre-
served for sges and ages perhaps 10000
or 80, 900 years."
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Executors OF
the Estate Of A. W. Smith, deceased,
hereby give notice that they will apply tc
the Judge of Probate for Anderson County
Final Settlement of said Estate and dis
charge from their office as Executors.
B. H. GREER.
l.. A. WILLIAMS,
Executors.
Julv ~ 1909
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HOV TO Save MONEY 5! +!
You can Save Money by Buying your
-. School Books and Stationery at
COLLINS BOOK STORE.

A full line of School Books, Blank
Books, Stationery, Pictures and Picture
Frames, and other goods too numerous to
mention, all at the lowest prices.
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1t is better to suffer wrong from ev-
ery one than to do wrong to a single one.
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News Paragraphs.

= The Rev. Sam Jones says he fears
that Augusta will 60 to hell by bigger
majority than she went wet.
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ATLANTA. Gal take pleasure in certify
ing that STUART'S GIN AND BUCHU
has made a cure OF me. find it the best
kidney remedy have ever used.
P. w. MERRETr.
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CINCINNATI. O.-After q thorough and
careful trial, find STUART'S GIN AND
BUCHU to be reliable diuretic and kid
ney tonic. D. r. STAufFABuER.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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Stuarts' Gin and Buchu

is the remedy. 1t will not disappoint you.
For all kidney, bladder and other urinary
troubles STUART'S GIN AND BUCHU
is a remedy of established merit.
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pgSold by ali Druggists, rs.
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Mrs. L. R. Patton, Rockford, Ill.
writes: "From personal experience can
recommend De Wits Sarsaparilla, cure
for impure blood and general debility. -
Wilhite & Wilhite.
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shinninr Nntaa

SS&e-i,aS:, :: o. SGS:: $50 -lS5gI2S
EscotS-Il5 y % = =-to-c.0 1G&o 0Gtc ~ &c. y
g&IE!3E g5GS SSSS5: @SSgS5S 59gs5
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Yield IN gold per ton: Gold $40 90: silver, SO o.;
tetsl Sl9 Assay value OF the ore per ton per tat-
terry samples: Gold. $l2 SO; silver. 81 -; tolai'
s24 70 Work at Eureka mill 235 tons ore pro-
dueed: Gold. $26I7 "a; silver, $500 70: totai
S4243 % Yield in bullion per ton; Gold, Sll IL;
silver, SIS 81: total $lS O5. Assay value OF the
yer. SO 43; total. $50 40. summary: Total ore
worked Ass tons: total bullion produced-goid
S4s744 81, silver S35,3l7 70, total SS4O52 %;
average yield in bullion per ton-gold $40 80. Sls-
Yer 81 90 total SIS So average assay value OF The
ore per tOugold az So silver Sll 81, total ga 90
Following is the Official report OF the pumping op-
ecatlons in the Crown Point incline for the week
ended June 4, 1892: The 100 station pumps nave
been working continuously during the week. Inc
flow OF water is SOmew hat reduced since last report,
making a difference OF e-half stroke per minute
IN the speed OF the pumps. III the Joint smart III
cline cleaning out and retim0ering IN sew
era places between the 1890 aud 100 Levels made
necessary on account OF the crushing OF the eld
timbers.
The Potos letter for the past week states that $50
tons OF shipped to the Nevada min ana the
same amount miled. Average ASSAY OF car
samples. $23 CT per ton; average assay OF battery
samples SIS 60 per ton. Crude Duiloh amounting
TO 43OIa ounces was shipped TO the Carson Mint.
The south Wine 20 feet south OF the Wine con-
nectiou on tile 200 level is down p feet and has
3 reet OF ore giving fair assays on the bottom.
The Overman letter for the past week states that
there were extracted from the 100 and 100 levels
81 tons and Z75 pounds or ore. Car samples aver
aged $25 81 per ton; battery assays averaged
So 10 per ton.
me weekly report Of the Occidental shows that
they have commenced extracting ore from the
Slopes on 500 $50, 800 and 45O leyeis. aud VIII
start he mil Monday, June . West crosscut
lOw-grads ore. The main north drift on this level
has been connected with No. l Wine, sunk from
the $50 level. and CrOsscut has been started from
the bottom OF the winze The Zadig drift from the
Sutro tunnel is ia a total distance OF 5S2 feet.
The monthly financial statements were placed on
file yesterday aud are follows:
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-. - q. - - t.
= - &c - {. . = -.-I - =
2; = Z. : :; - : -ltc = 9 -
-lGa = e G x - l. 5,i: a. :
= - = 4 1T. - - = = &C q e
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he-E - ~
80 U x q . No. ->I. 2
= co @ q GSto. ass /. g o ---tS g =
C-tSS'k-lS c.-IS@ CS=- GzGS6-lPSTE-E -GEt
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And Elegant Works OF Art contained in the Ele-
gantly Furnished Residence OF Mrs. Gale.
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ton OF 12c given Tor this description represents
of petty character. This figure IS not obtain
able for arge lots" Quotations are follows:
l9h92O1Ac 2 n for good 10 prime Costa Rica,
free from black beans l8Gl912c y 10 for good
Costa Rica, mixed with black beans; lSL2Q1 s. L2c
for good washed Salvador; 1719c nominal for
good unweshed Salvador. Nicaragua and Guatemala:
2lM2l13c "a 10 Tor prime washed Guatemala: 200
20S4c Tor good to strictly good Guatemala: ia
1881 for fair washed and unwashed Guatemala:
201s@22c e 10 for good to prime pea-berry log
lie Tor medium qualities: l2L3Ql41a for ordinary
qualities SGI2c for very nferior to common.
SUGAR-The Western SUGAR Refining Company
quotes, terms cash Cube, Crushed. Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all $3.50 r IL Dry GraGu!ated
sac z n Confectione=s A. 51sc; Magnolia 45sc;
Extra q. 412c; Golden c. 4≻ ID, 4l4c 2 ID; half
bblS, 14c more than bbs ana boxes l2e mora
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AUCTION SALES.

WENDELL EAsroN. GEO. W. FElNx, GEO. EAsrOx
@
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couldn't think of anything they looked like
'cept some striped goats l seed once in
show-only they want SO pretty, for they
were striped with different kind-of colOrs.
'Sophrony was mad as a March hare at
the loss of her dye. She had had bad LUCK
with il. aud had jest got it so that the
cUlors would set we'll But she put as
good face on it as she could, and set to
work to rig Nancy up in some Of her
clothes.
"As for Bobby, we took him out OF
doors and give him a good shaking. as you
would dog that had fell through the ice
and YOU was afraid Of his freezing we
divided clothes with him as we'll as we
could, but they want no kind Of a tit Tor
him.
longer: but Nancy was SO mad she would
not take a hand ag'in, and 1t wasn't long
afore she started me off home with her.
"My fun was all spilled, and Nancy was
so out of sorts that she was as ugly as
bear for whole week arterWaVd.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

MONDAY EVENING June g.
SUMMARY OF THE SARRErA
Plenty OF W heat aud Barley on hand.
Wheat futures lower.
Barley weak. New Barley arrived.
oats steady.
Corn aud Rye duh
Hay weak.
Heavy stocks OF cans.
Potatoes steadIer.
Onions weak.
Good Butter and Eggs firm.
Poultry nominal.
Game STEADY.
Cherries and Strawberries higher,
Lemons higher. Lines lower.
fTuueS firm.
String Beans scarce.
Grain Bags weak.
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THE Waves DEATH.

lsJta dream OF some sweet unknown land
That thrills the trembling waves far OUT az sea-
What strause, villa longing DAVIS res S-teSsty
Thu earer yssf ers 10 an unkuOwn strandr
UDhindered by The tempest's mighty rand.
From .ure Of sunny skies and SGT WINDS Hee'
They hurry on in passionate ecstacy
Ard. breaking, die upon the faithless SAND.
O restless sou, whose every yearhlhg orealn
L mil OF vague desires and sweet. dim dreams,
Across thy far hOr ION gl0ws aud CLEANS
The dazzling land where passion beokoneth;
Yet shalt thou ind, fair as the vision seems
Like the lost wave upon tho shore, but death.
Susan MARI SPALDING.
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serious accident at Third and King streets
yesterday afternoon. He was on Ms
when he encountered a freight train that
extended along King and across Third.
After waiting some time for the train to
move he became impatient aud started to
climb through between two cars. Just as
he stepped between the ears the train
started backward and his right foot was
caught between the buffers and crushed
The unfortunate captain was taken TO the
Receiving Hospital, where it was found
necessary to amputate all the toes OF the
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May sell the Premises.

The State Investment and Insurance Com
has executed mortgage for $4,000 over its
premises 218-220 SansOme street, in favor Of
the San Francisco Savings Union. Secre-
tary Charles II. Cushing was seen yesterday
and said; There is absolutely nothing to
excite ipublic interest In the matter. Tie
mortgage has been executed solely In the
way OF ordinary business, the money at the
present time being Of more use to us than
the building. This may be preliminary
step toward the sale OF our premises, but
no thing has yet been determined on.
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Licenaed to Marry.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to:
John Gedde and Susan 1. Richie, 1924.
Manuel Nathan and Blanche NeueeTg, 31-22.
Gilbert 4. Simpson and Charlotte II. William
son, 23-22.
John Hutter and Rosa Haeeki. 25-27.
George 7. Clark and Annie Douglass, 29-l9
NiehOlaus Andrew ana Matilda Anderson
5O-26.
Judd Smith and Mary J. Brown, 3I-26
Emil q. Linstrum and Edith A. Armstrong,
22-19.
John ii. Boege and Nellie r. Gillgan, 24-23
Dgby II. Barker and Italia J. Worden, 27-24
Chew Sun and Suey Co. 2S-22.
hartimus M Ward and Mary McDonongb
$3.50.
Charles H. Farman and Emma s. ShogrIn.
2l-3l
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates Of Departure From san Francisco.
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LONDON, June 6.-The Mark Lane Express SAYS:
The Hay and Dat crops threaten 10 be very short.
Seven weeks for May bring Wheat and Barley
nearly 20 mean that expectations for fun crops are
abandoned Deliveries OF English W heat for the
past month were Unexpectedly heavy. Foreign
Wheats depressed at Hui and Is lower Liver
pool California IS Grmer. The downward limit OF
American produce seems TO have been reached, ana
America practically controls trade. Flour is ex.
tremely low and spring grain trade unsettled. Corn
is Sd higher. Indian shipments are 10000 quarters
for the week below ear ago, and prices are 32s
Der quarter against 4Os then
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Michael DAILY with John T. Coleman, en- W line OF
Peunsylyauj.a avenue, 200 OF COlusa street y rs
by 100. PoJrero NGevo block 295: 1880
II. Braunschweiger with Adam Miller, w line
OF Drumm street. 6l:S OF California, \ 80 by w
20; Sl1240.
Hioernia Savings and Loan Society with Henry
Ralston, on NV corner OF Jones and McAllster
streets 1902.
Mrs. H. Dunn with Peter johnson. on S line OF
Pacific street, 174;3 W OF Powell, W 20:9 by so;
S2635.
Edward Hawthorne with W. c. Robinson. on
line Of Mission street, between Sixteenth aud Sew.
enteenth; S47uO.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The good showing made by the Con. Cal & Va
last week did have any benef cial effect on the
market yesterday and prices shaded Of still further
No outside OF the weekly letters was re-
ceived from the 'front.' and Judging from the course
OF several OF the leading brokers yesterday prices
Will 60 stiIl lower.
On the 8 so A. N. call Dixon and Morrow were
active sellers OF the leading northend stocks and
with the exception OF Con. Cal. a Va, which sold
at 50 s., prices all shaded Of. Ophir was heavy
81 90. Mexican 81 So, Curry 81, Best & Belcher 81
Union 81, Andes soc and Titan 25e. In the middle
stocks Savage remained steady al o. 35 while the
balance Of that district declined Bullion selling at
99c' Choilar 4Oc Norcross : 80 and Potosi Toe.
The Gold Hill stocks continued dun and heavy with
sales IN Alta al 35c, belcher Use, Challenge 25c
Crown Point soc, Oyermsu zoe aad jacket acc
The balance OF the list was dun.
Alter the call Ophir weakened sim more and sold
down 70 e % uader sales OF 1850 shares the mar
ket closing weak aud tOp-hesyy at the noon recess
On the Z:3O P. II cali prices continued on the
downward grade, with Morrow an active seller
Ophr sold At 81 IS. Mexican 81 as, Curry 81. Hest
Beleher 81 S. and the balance OF list n pro.
portion
Silver remained steady yesterday, with bars S--T-
Ing In New York Al SO &c. No quotations were
received from London, as the day was a holiday
Bullion valued at $4,000 has been sent to tue
Carson Mint from tie Con. Cal. & Va, being the
maj shipment for the month. the total yield 6eI
telegram announcing a shipment OF bullion
valued at $4,000 received from the Union
NIL COMPANY OF Iuscarora yesterday.
me standard Con has received bullion valued at
1ZU.Ubu q.
The Mono has received bullion shipment valued
at SI4.3 90
Roger Penderg2st foreman Of the Chollar and
other mines. is IN the city.
The Union itch Company OF Washoe County
Nevada, has lsTed an assessment Of soc per share
delinquent July 2.
At / he annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Crown Point Mining Company yesterday 1927
shares were represented and the following ofhcers
elected; G. L. Mccoy, president; A. X. z. Harmon
Viee-presideat. and J. p Martini j. II. Dobinson
and W. T. Mills, directors. W e. Mills was elected
on behalf OF the brokers combine" which had a
representation OF 220I9 shares. Jam es Newlands
was reelecJed secretary, and his statement ed
credit Of 800 1853 So s. L. Jones was re elect ed
superintendent
The bullion product for the Con. Cal. a Va for
the month OF May follows: Worked at Nor.
gan mill 42O0 tons. The ore produced: Gold, s46-
| l27 50; silver, $33,69l II; total $79,Sl9 ga.
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Thrown On His Had.

Albert Hoffman. hostler at the Six-mile
House, dined yesterday afternoon in q
restaurant on Washington street. near Dun
bar alley. After paving for the repast he
Quarrelled with Peter Loustiro and was
thrown out upon the sidewalk. He fell
upon the back Of his head and received a
scalp wound. Loustiro was arrested for
battery
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NFw YORK, June 6.-The stock market was again
under the hammer and transactions were mainly ia
coaIers and grangers Burlington In particular.
Reading well held on the news OF the passage
of the antiOptiOn bill and drive al coalers the
extreme loss reaching 2. and the whole list sym
pathized 10 the eakness yielding all along the line
The el osc weak, with the most active stocks at
the lowest OF the day. Governments dull aud weak.
Fetr0leUm-July closed at 81 sc.
NEW YORK. June 6.-UnIted States Bonds as
llBIa do, rs. 90; Northern Pacific, 1917 Cana
dsu Pacific So Central Pacific. 500; Union Pa
cinc. 50; Atchison ana Santa Re. 1915: Wells.
Fargo. l55: Western Union, 041s; Silver eSJae;
Sterling "a S7Ia6r4 SO.
sl2 81 Sugar. 2$493 l-16c. Hops-Faeihc Coast
Z3G2Sc. Hides. l3c COpper-Lake. all So TN
spot, S2l 81. Lead-Domestic, "a rs. Iron-Sl6
Petroleum-July b4Tsc.
HOPS.
NEW YoRK, June 6-Hops continue quiet; Pa
cites, OILS, choice 2792S
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Sugar-StrOng and unchanged.
Cofee-Quiet, with slight advance Sales. 10 O0O
bags June $l2 80; July, Sl2 10; August, 81 Us.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

4 LPHA CONSOLIDATED MILL AND MINING
y comprehension Of principal place OF bust
ness San Francisco Cal; location OF works, Gold
Hill, Storey County, New
Notiee-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF Assessment No. 8,
levied on the l4th day OF April, 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
HhnrehnI q erS fallONs:
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WESTERN ADDITTON IMPROVFD CORNER

NV. cor. OF Turk and Scott STA fac improved
corner IN business district; store and rooms be-
low and tenement OF rooms aud bath above:
stable Tor horses and large area stil TO be Inn
proved; McAllister-st. cable; examine this for an
Investment; rents $50 so; lot 5Ox63
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AUCTION SALES.
GuhS LEVY o. IN

AUCTIoNEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Salesroom-ll35 Market ST. bet. 7th and Ssh.
Regular Salesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
THIS DAY.
uesday. uhe q 1872
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at saIesrOoms.
1l35 MARKET ST.. BET. SEVENTH and EIGHTH
I'VE WILL SELL
An ele- q &c consig nment of ri IN parior,
upho stored, bedroom and Office furniture
500 yards carpets clipper and cuTed hair-top
mattresses mirrors, bedding, pictures, extension
tables, chairs, sideboards, crOckery, glassware,
stoves and ranges. etc.
Also a hTSt-claSs saloon. consisting OF wines,
liquors. NJ irrors, tables and chairs.
1t GHAS. LEVY AZ co. AucttOneers.
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PRESIDE HEIGHTS RESIDENCE LOT

line OF Pacific ave, 1889 feet w. Of Central
ave.-Ths IS very choice location. only few feet
distant from entrance to the elegant Preside Res
ervation: splendid residences in this sections
anime for home. JacksOn-st. and Pacihc-aye
cables; large lot, 30Xl27:SI4
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Australia for
Honolulu. Hattie Gage for Eel River, and GiPsy
for the Salinas River. The AIKI falls due from
Puget sound Eureka from Newport and Yelling
ton from Departure Bay.
The British bark Colorado, 1886 tons, loads Coal
at Departure Bay for this port.