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&hc (faron gailn Appeal
CAUSOX CITY i
lbhkr Deceaataer S 1ST3.
itooTii
STILL ON THE
SEAT.
AXXIOI'S
HOaACR
THK
GREELEY. CUOST OS
SENATORIAL. I'MiUT
The tremf ndo:is rxertions to bull the
Booth stock and give it the routroiing
place in the Secaforial fight at Sacra
mento have so f:ir fallen nhort of forcing
sancpss as that it U now a very tlonlt
tal matter if he ever g ts. aain, as ranny
Totes as were civrn hiia vcstrrtJay. The
pressure oast be alren.lv on the wane.
The moral atfittirle assumed for Booth
hy his backers is already too stale and
obvious a bit of hnmboggery to fool any
l oci v. Ue and hU etriktrs are as foully
tMfun&ired with thf sitm? and stench of
the filthy pool as the nastiest and most
shameless drab t o traffics in shameless
wantonness in the pnrli. us of jxiitie.il
harlotry. They curse King Caucus and
cro sIti'j)Ks3 aci constant devc.ti-es
at his shrine: thiv rail aqainst
the lobby, ar.d rvd it with all
the baser cpplianre known to loginlative
brokerage; they cry corruption ng:iiat
their stnrdy opponents while themselves
reek with falsehood and the nits and at
tributes of chicanery. Here are the last
retains. We copy from the Virginia
Chrotiic'c:
Sacramento. Decern nor YJ. J here is
intense excitement at tltf Capitol to-day.
it was connaenily anticipate;! tti
l?ooth ttcuM be lected on the first bal
1 it, as various rumors of compromise or
combination said t have taken place
last night are m circnlatinn. ltis vote
remlte.1 as follows: Senators, Jtnoib.
15;Jr'arly. 12; Sbafter, II: Ira in. 1.
The charges were Finney ( II.-p. ) from
Shatter to Booth; Grar.-s (I)ua.) ir.-ni
Farlt-y to Booth. McCune d'-uliiied to
vote and was exoused. Assembivren
Booth. 43; Farh y. 27; Shift t, !. Th
charges wt-re MrCillnrn (D.ru.) from
Fiiilt-y to Booth; Hii-bie absent, on bc
eonut of sickness. Total votes in joint
convention, Baoth, 53; Farley, "J;
Sjhafter, 20; Irwiii, 1. Kecess.wy to a
choice, CO.
Kinney explained his vote, il -Cace.
Independent Democrat from riolano.
having v.ttd previously for Booth, d -c'.intd
to vote nntii he could see his
constituents, they ciaimitins that hi
hu rel. as.d hiriie!f from tlie. B w;!h
pledge, nnd should now vote for a Demo
trat. The sccomi ballot was t.ikcu with
out effecting aay chaup.
The UTEEE.NDKc'of the Virginias took
j,!are cu ilon lay tit B.:Li.i II iii.i.i. A
corrc.-potdjnt of the New York 7V.?i.w
describes the ir.ci.lt.-i.t4 ol the occurence.
Tha ecm:n;'.n.l. r ef the i;i..!i-of-i r
I'dvcr'.Ut haviu; bourdfI th; A ru
tliip Dispatch and aiiiiotincv 1 his tt.-. ti
re-s to surrender the Yirini:;-::
II was invite I into t!ia c.in, bn
lif in-; info. in -d by C.:pt..ia 11 j. rs I1;
taplain Wiitii:; was to rev ive lla?
rendtr, he HiepiHrd briskly towaid tl
latter and the Spaniard an J the Ainu
c in lifted th ir cans in a courteous .-u
Commander De La Culm ra remark, i
that Le had receive. a copy ef the pro
t.K-oi requiting trie Barren it r of the V ir
cinius and w..s prepare.! to x?cnte
e ther on that or the foliowiu l:iv
C.J;ta:n Wiiuin; rcpii.d that he
instructed to receive the vessel on T
Jar, but the hour woul.l be left tj tbi
C mveniecce of the Spauinh. It wa
then agreed that the certruonv shoiiM
tike place at o'clock on 'fiiesliv
morning, and talutts were iraiu n
chan-'ed, and S nor le la Camera 1. ft
the ship, the interview not having con
sr.ra-d more than Cvo ntiunti s. in the
i:teruo in Cat't.iia Whiting an 1 Ueii
tenant Miriax n-turni'J tho call ael
were recrived with proper courtesr. On
T u&lay ranr'iin punctually as the b."-!!
f thi Dispatch struck 1 o'tl-n k tli
Ameiican (lav; tlew to tha fia hfarT..f
the Virginias, and at the s;ime mosi-iit
a boat coutaiuin" C" .ptain Vvliiiiuv ..a i
I.k'iitelaat M.ui. l, pat away froi.i the
D.spiteb. As they ascended th
consmodation Iaii ! r cf the Vir.'iuins a
eingle man on deck who p.-oved to K-
Scnor la Camera a.lvam ej an i m id
a salute. The of!! ers then read their
and Captain de la Camera reiuaiked
that in obedience to the requirement of
his Government h had the houor to
tarn over the steamer Virinins to the
American authorities. Captain Whitiuii
accepted and after a few words mere
civily spoken the Spaniard stepprtl to
the ship's fide, signalled his oarsmen
nd in ten minutes was again upon the
deck of his own vessel, having discharged
with becoming dignity the unpleasant
duty imposed upon him by his Govern
ment. Tbe Virginias was in a most
filthy condition. She was leaking con
siderably, and the Spanish Captain
stated that he had kept her pumps going
continually since her arrival in order to
keep the water down.
The Bootbites have beru consulting
Foster, the medium, at San Francisco
concerning tbe chances of the Senatorial
ekc!iou.now in progress at Sacramento.
Thi following report of tbe seance is
from the San Francisco Chronicle of the
ISth:
The Cbkovicls was represented last
night at a seance given by Mr. Foster
the famous medium" at the Grant!
Hotel, but a rep irt of the rather remark
able manifestations witnessed upon the
occi-ioti is necessarily omitted to-day
lor want ef space. One thing, however,
deserves to be mentioned lis a crumb of
comfort for the friends of Governor
Booth, ar.d as such we hasten to 'plnoe
ir wliere it will do tho most good." The
K -v. T. Starr King was supposed to be
invis.bly standing aroand ready for mis
cell siieons remarks and was asked "How
maay votes will Booth have m Joint
Ciiuvention to-morrow V Here the
shade of Horace Grc. ley interposed, and
rMmwino the parson oui r.f the way no
donl.t with n fjhestiy aside of This is
polities, jast my stiong suit, so let me
have a pu.p'aetical thy at tt-. in," chipped
in ehirpily with tbe following: "Booth
will have a in rilv, but c.su't say how
much." The lu.dium wrote that out,
fortnnately not in imitation of the ia
nieiited II. G.'s calieraphy, however
If the ghost -p.ke truly, w; will ever
more put faith in l'.isti-r an., his spoeks:
bat if Booth does not g -t that majority
we shall believe that dead men don't
know any more about closely contested
elections than live ones do, without the
rje.liiun is extra w. 11 posted on how the
political pins are set.
Inasmuch ns the ghost's prediction
failed to redeem it-e!f it is pretty near
time that Booth and his backers gave v.p
the game and the ghost too.
Tbe Government forces are making de
cided headway against tbe Cartagena In
surgents. Says the telegraph :
Uaukid, Dec. 18.
The bombardment of Cartagena con
tinned all day. There was a terrible ex
plosion within the Insurgent lines to-day.
General l)o:mn ri:ez offers pardon to hU I A SHOCK of earthquake was felt at Bear
woo anrren Jcr. iLeimn T?enu are still jake Valley, Utah, on Thunday morn
able to olitam provisions, bat their am- .
inanition is failinj. I in2-
Ths DtMAOxioci hies in Congress over
the s .larv t ill are promotive of seen s
which are niumateil una interesting Dnt
no: q:::;.. up to me ft.ir.iiaril ol elegance
snst :in 1 by the mr.oii q ioK'd "fathers".
As for example :
Halo of Xer York1 mads a long per
sonal ('Xr.lanatioa of his oiinectiou as
;viit and counsel of ihe l"uited States
fore tho Baiish and American M:cd
Commission. Apropos of the anieud-m-nit
offered to tha s..larv bill by W'isou
f Indiana vestertl.iv, providing for
ieducting from the pay of uiendiers the
amount of any compensation or ft es r. -c
ived as eonusel or agent of the United
St::tes,H iii3 Siiid it was liieai t as a pei-
onal niMiilt, antt he umk it as such
II d- accused Butler, of MassachnM-tts,
and KMtige of retting WiNou to eiroiiose
the au nt, a stattunnt wliieh ti inye
Butler an t WiU.m ,-cveiaily 2 .tly d i.ietl
Wnoa reeitvd the siateiaei.t and sai.
if coald give the name ot his informant.-
ii.da tUt-U Pioceecli-it to luakii all tX
.-ei-uiKgH- severe pt-.sotial attack upt
Ail--;;, caari-.-g hitu Willi eoiajnici:y
tu tilt- sat. try grao t.-i lire l ist (ongres.
in 1 w.tli trv.ng to co-r up his i u- iiso
i.y :ttt kii:g others: hkci.iiig Liia i-o
. ::r uhica has w.ul e.ve.l :n a ptitinle au i
s--1 r-.-i t- ruo tLo allh nil uto:.
lie
t I, il St
!e-etit t
Vii-.,:i ol I::di;tL:i obtained iil.aicoa
tviit lit to r ply to liale, an.t began l.v
siyity that tin 1'ous.t h i.l just, had
ve. v line snecim u of a uartv tlo:
l A p!aii-c which tlie Jeaker reproved.
il- turn ileleiided his n cord on tti
-alary I ill in thu la-t Congress and his
tttitia in ctT.-riag ;he amentlmeiit ye.-.tei
lay, which was tliat while Hate bail
charged the unmbers cf last Co!lgre.s
with having enacted the salary bill bj
trickery, subterfugu and evasion he
(Hale) hail been drawing a salny ol
J'1U,(.'"0 a year as agent of the Govern
ment and drawing his pay as Congress
man also, I he law by wnich he bad done
it having betn t.-tkeu from the Speaker's
tahieiu the last hours cf Congress, and
passed wituout a word of explanation.
l.alr: Ige m ult: a rep.y to 11. tl -, adopt
g that gentleman's language anil logic.
ai.d Butler closed the controversy with a
characteristic speech, in which, while
praising Hale's abiiitv and asserting
mat tne uouo'e pay he received was
none toa great, he questioned the pro
priety of his Iking so severe on those
wno only got their salary.
miXlX) STOCK KBPORT.
FrnaM Bomrtt.
S9.-. Ophir Hi. H5. 130, 149
11.75 Oon'.d ft Oiiiry 1!, 20, 19? fc.'te, ISH
T.'S Keft & Bel.-h. r 24. 1 i, S3, i'3 .'4
HHS AVftf 74. Til. 70. 72
I37 Cbeilar 5fi. oii, 5S!, -' 1'
HIS Hale ft Norcr.fs 41. 4 X 45, 4S b"
1H0 Crown Print leu. Sl. lu'JH bau, ?.S.'i
7N5 Yelltiw Jacket Ml, 79. SI, J
l.tlS Iuipcrial HH. li, , l5
IKi-0 Fanpii-e Mill Sfc.6. 9..S!t bi
1575 Kentack IsV. In V bJC, 12. 'i boo, IS
ttO I'en ti II (nurtl 1
ls.i Alpha 48. 47 ). 47. 474
V.'-J Belch, r 04. 114 1 ..). 14 '4 t'3
IHsS OoufMence 1:4. lJis. Il. 12
Sf5 t un Virginia 7i, 71.71. 7
S3.". Mt-rra XtVatia'2.1, 23 bit', K'l
IliiO Daaey :i
Sss St k Belch r 92. 9n. P?, 33
2S5 txchrqa. r 32. H2
11211 l.'vennna IS. 4i. 50J4, 5t)
42ii Sut-cer:ti. 3V, b30,3,.3Si
5-.0 Bu.ktye2. IH
24H Julia lik. l-S. bl
7111 Caledouia 27. 27 Vj b:l, 2T bW, 27'i J:
:i."-o Knu t. rljtx k. ni. 6,
li-ti Ari-aalt I'lah 2V
125 tilt.be 2. 1
JI3i) Baltimore 9. 8'i, 8'i
11 Hocun 4 St. 4
:.7 Bulli.in 24. 25 htn
lis.. I tah II. ll'i. 10 b, 9H
1 1 r, e ntril nr.. 4. ci
42-1 SiW.r Hill !:, 14 b30, 134
21 lli-lipsc GH.fiv. 6
t'-it) Ch.ll' r.zQ 6, boil
1 i.l Trench i
let! Ilatlon 24
iT." Iiuek Island 2, 14
2 :0 N Cm 4 b-Sn
a;5 Oft-i.lnli.1 a, tl
liisa Ana rtctn Flat 7, Ci,h W, ' bJ3
;i.5 St.nnt. r 7:-c
11(1 I'i.-tcu .'a'c
17.(1 Ttler I. IS bid. l'i
li tYntrnl Xu 2. 2.1. 2',
i a t;ni.n ton IS, 14. 13 is. 13
txi t-ntro 3(
,1.5 S t)v. rmnn 1 H
St'O Fairnn 'nut 34
2:-..1 Wundvill. 2 , 2 , 2 '4
l!i 0 Silv.r CI. uJ 2
31 0 Alanjo 4
S'al 1'r.tnklin 3
1H Nevada 2
4- li or.-en 2. 2V
S.u; s. B Kock II:ctl St:c,73i:
6-Vt I-: .'. c-ec
SO Whitman 1 S
'Ml Celt". & Swan 7, 6)4
Evrnlnu IteporC
?.") Va'l.y 13V . 14 br'. n 'a
ICS litiTmt.nd ft Ely So, 49", 49
2..e Kurt ka "' Ji V. 9V. . 94, 9?i
It I'i.K'liv 7H. 7, 8. 8
s.1) WakhinKti.il Creele 4 5 , 4 H, H
241.1 Page ft P 3. afc. .1.
1:.". Aiat-rieall 1124, 44
lcil tuwt ry 7.-e
hki Hutin ft IIuit 134
ir.n saivir rak 1.
7.i Inj:onisr e.i c. l'.i(c
321 la -Ira. ait 24. 24 b.5. 21 H b3i, 24
is", chief Hill I 4. is
1 17.1 Xt wa.1 k 2. 2 w
4' I'uise :lee
.'i Chi. : East F. ir.a
7N.1 Kit- Pteh 11. 1 1 . 11 Vi. 11 '4
14Si St Pnlri. k !l.9J4.9?i.9 '-4 bi
2. c I'la ri. t J! ill i: . (.
2. " 1J. a Clmriet 2li. 20 5
V"i Mah-'i-aTiy .1. .IH
i-w S-.uili Chariot llh, 12 b5. 12, 111$
5a lm;ire Idaho 4
Sil It. .1 Jacket 2
2;il il.-t:mtio'b 2'.Vc
fi-l (I H I'r.'astire 2 ri
4ti l ltlc-rado South 6
s H:.v,s I V IS
:.l W ats, a 3. SV, bi'. 5S , Sj s30
I5-0 Je. J l.iil- 2
r-ti Nerili lalincr. Is
2wi 1- M.-rail" N -rth
I s;.rirs Vr ;:,y : t
Ji Krt it V is, 17';, '.7 '
lloc-B of Keprest: tfiv.s has
a l.cw s:.!ny bill which fixes
sir.t n's pay at iG.(;t:0 per aui.r.ni
ALt-tTDiJio to the comuiutalion of tho boy
murderer, Matheney, the Eureka, Seidlntl
of December 1C says:
It is proper to state in this connection
that Matheney mado a full confession ol
the horrible crime of which he stands
convicted at a time when he had no
earthlv hope of his sentence being com
muted. Ihe document has been in our
ji-issession for he last ten days, and
would have appeared in pamphlet had
the sentence of the Court been executed.
notwithstanding the sudden and unex
pected turn in affairs we shall give the
main features of tho confession iu to
morrow's HaUintl, when the public will
be better qualified ta judge of the meas
ure ot Matheney s emit in the heinous
crime with which he stands chanted.
The statement which we shall publish
was taken down as his dying words.
DiLoso's Hobim. The Japan Mail
ot Nov. 20 has the following little item:
At the sale of the effects of tha Hon.
Chas. . IleLong a pair of handsome
carriage horses were sold to an Agent of
ltis Majesty tne AlUtado lor the sum of
f 3,500 Mac.
Ths
p issed
Coi.-grt
and $8.t 0 1 each for the Vice President
an.l Spealter of the Il.msc. l::rin. the
discussion of t'ae l iil Ben Iiatler took
the floor and spoke his n,ind regarding
tlie situa'ion. lit is reported as follows:
Ilell.cn roc-ceded to speak on the
gem ral subjt ct, s-aviug that tbe bowl of
the liewspapeis had been provoked be
cause uit ir oiny sneeis uad not neen al
low. .1 to go frte through the mails. It
was on that account tl.at Concuss had
tieeu pursued with forty-jaekass-mcd
power. The trouble bad arisen from
ihe b'.ct that the members did not stand
eil tottber, but let tlie men tip there
(pointing Jo the r. porteis' gallery) who
live bv the bounty of Congress to write
liatrihes against them and blacken them
all over, tiinil the whole w orld was made
to believe that members of Congress are
worse than other men insiead of being
us thev were the chosen of tho nation.
and better as a class than men in any
other profession. He argued that the
salaries fixed by the law of March 1S7J
were not too high. He spoke in the
midst of such contusion that it was :m
possibl? to get more than a slight idea of
his remarks. He was surronnded by a
C;"owd of members applauding and en
cjurapitig him.
('hrltlmju Novelties, Toys, Jewelry,
Kts.
At P.. 1'rrl. Tirtoks's nott .1 sUire fer imp' rhtl
wi;ari, tobacco, lets. ntalini:rr. luiiitit al iK-
6tnin:ti:tt. eht-ap i.wtlrv, toi, t. at 1 h ater
Mock, next ! t. Mat. hint ki ll s tail' !:
f hep. Ciian Cite. AaLi'TfiTall l!m Cal f"
kia patH ru, ticM mil , , Vitt.i! ru I Jla-
Mix Anna ft, RrHk
N w M iliir. it Store, two .teen S. uth ef the
I'eiin-o (A.tanihi llaue. An via irclv lit w awort.
nieat .J l,ntli- aad AiiK's Ktts tial Iti Dntt!.,
tnuinied in bcr own iuiiuitai-le nfylc: alst
sale ti'ti skom leathers. Kil.Utis, aa.l evtry
.liscriiaa.n i.f Williueiy tlcutls. llfct tilim.ictl
t.iertitr. Itnut ujIkt Iter raw a.Id'is---. (!
Tiis
SI. rzhach-lJnrtis .i;r.(t takes
t the usual bou
place lit Coibcil Hall,
to-night.
Diwra t'f Massachusetts bus intro
dnoed a Postal Telegraph iuto the
House.
llrr.i.ryrBV. Mn. Andersen ft Moody. Fab
inr-abltt Milliners, c-nit-rtif heeoud tttd Cart
..tret ta, crresitf the CPinttciiiciit-e, Curtain "ily.
Or.l. th foIi. itnl. o.-7-;f
NEW TO-DAY.
Carson Theater !
M 12 II T POSITIVE
FARE W 12 1
Of the Fptcn.ll.l Str Aitistn,
ALICE VANE,
FAY TESfiPLETON.
JOHN TEMPLETON,
Isabei Vano and Company
Crand Corr.edy Eill at Popular
PrtC3s !
Ssatcrdajr EtvenlR. Dprrmhrr tSOtli
First time her ef the nktioua Ir;h C rcrJr
THE IRISH DOCTOR:.'
Pirst tirce cf
tbe EUpant
and F&tshioniiblo
The Day After Ihe Wedding
First t:iap cf the
M Fat TiatrLnon Mut-ical
tpcz'iRlty,
JENNY L. I N D
ty-ovs-mxE tee ?;tw mexs.
C.rnrrI AtlmifFiou $1 o futra rfcsicr f .r
lit 6frvtd iScats. toys and CbiiJrtn half r.
SANTA CAUS'
HEADQUARTERS !
NEXT DOGS T0C.WS3H THEATER
TOYS CF A Tlhil'SAND KIXLS
. fnrjl.') rach.
GREAT VARIETY.
f'y (?ifs tf Ttn
Stiver XaiKin Htn
Uressfd Iu!l from K
I'tlKir; li .lls fro i a Oiif
Hit t IVn ;itllirs;
Tcy Dinner and Tea Sets;
liamlMiiue China Fiarra;
Xcit Ciifl UocKs!
loll KMri.'i, -Ho ' 'Ofnm
Tool t lifht.-in nJ U hfel Uarrowit,
Puriitn Al:srllt Oriiantnl
Violins, Guitar t, Asrurtieons
Jewelry in Great Variety.
DIARIES, BJ6LES AND GIFT EGOKS,
BEAUTIFUL NE.W STYLE AL BUMS
Portfolios. IIAVA.W SKG1RS in
Holiday
lit1 rsrhaum Pipes, Sipar Hcl.lt r an.J I.adir-s
i'iurtitas, for bale CUtAI LU tLaa tay oilier
fctutt; ill arsi'Ii.
R. FRED brooks,
THEATER B'OCK.
Next door to thv Carson TlWtT.
SjTCall acdw-e Uj'j lauutblt; titeaui iJanciD
Niggor Toy. dt-'it'-iw
E. B. RAIL,
SPEC1 ALN0T!CE!
Great Reduction in Prices'
Coriirr tit Cnrsen ! Serond Strreta,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
1.MP4IHTKR AND WHOI.KSAL.K i.VJ
retail d.aJ:-r ia
HARDWARE!
IRON, fcTEK-L,
COAIi, ROPE,
03
H
O
CO
0
U
O
H
05
rr x isr "7v7" j. n. im
Crockery anJ (iiass'.yare,
DOORS, WiKDGWS aSD ELlftCS,
Faints, Oils, Etc.
CcTTiiiinj
lit'-MOST Cuajll.r.TE ts. rta. rt
c!s hi th'K Stutc anJ f r fiaJc ct
Clicnpcr
Ilntcs
cro iiT'-r(d ty any hcuw! ti.lw.n Scr.
Franci.i-o Ld Chicto.
QUICK SALES AND SMALL FRCFITS.
I am new eff ring the f Ctklrxl.-d
brands vt Dtul!c and t ingle rvr n
COOKING STOVES
At San rralsiisro Cxi with rrj'i!:t sdid.
Click. Victor, New lVorIf, Parlll
and Ilcmektcad: alo the
Medallion Range,
It IT 15
Tb Fincat. lira peat. Mnut Dnrablr,
Larrt.t 4vn, llravirat ra.II r'.
IU-hI ltublntr Kan-re 3Iatle.
1 huve &lk the
MIRE 111 EUfsEKA
TTLich I will srllAT CObT.
Box and Parlor 5tc.es at Cost!
PRICES T3 SUIT THE TIMES !
; r rcs I . Q r
A Mysteeiocs Slekp. Miss Jennie
Warner, of Higligate.'Yt., it is said, is a
young lady of literary tastes an.l tenden
cies, aul has recently been engaged in
writing for the press with so much as
siduity that her friends have been some
what alarmed lest she overwork and
make herself ill. Her aunt, Mrs. O. W
Foster, was at Miss Warner s, w hen that
vouns lady wfoinied her that on ban-
day, the tkh iust., nhe should go to sleep
and not wake np again until the 23d of
November. She charged her aunt to
see that this sleep was not mistaken for
death, that her uuir was not cut off and
she buried. Although these singular
predictions were made with moi li sen-
ousuess little heed was paid to them at
the time, but on Sunday, sure enough,
she fell asleep and up to Friday nigLt
had not awakened, but continued to lie
in a condition scarcely distinguishable
from death, saw for quiet and regular
breathing. Boston lkrtiid, Auc. 22.
Peop le'sJVl a rket.
HKXRT LAPPLT IIAV1XB HOI GHT
out tile iu'i n Ih of HKNKY Mil l. tit k CO
ia the abov narmd market will continue the
liumiwss at the eld Manil. All claims aatDKt
the enctrn will l-e iai 1 by th? and rtii(.nfd,
arid all debtsiiue tU(:ui will be clttct.-.l by hiro.
HhMiY l-APl'LY.
Carbon City. Dec. 13, lt-73. del'J-lw
Lost Five Doltars Reward.
ON SIXDAY XM.nT OR MOXDAT
morxiing laft. a IXCKK'l' coDtMuii.1; nix
pictures. AEjone Hjidinf; ihe sumcaud 1. avinRit
at V iQstuD s aaloon vtili be rewanlcu as above
Caracn, lec. 18, Itt73. drl9-Jt
A WiTATcm from San Francisco says
that the differences between the Crown
Point and Belcher Companies' hare been
aattled by the I e'chei 'a paying the Crown
Point for tho ore tal cn from the disputed
ground.
THE IMPERIAL
FIRE
Insurance Co. of London
Sobp-I Business Coneideratio&
why the In-penal should
be preferred
TO ANYOTHER FOREIGN COMPANY:
First It waa ssUblishod In 1803, and Is the
oldest F1RB laumraac Company rcpnaeBted
in the I nited Statea.
Beeood It haaa subscribed caplUI of ts.OOO..
000. of which S.1,f00.0u0 is pais vr in Oold
with further accummulated asaeto of S2,21ft.uifi
makinc it at one tbe Btrongeet and Klcheut
Fire Inanrance Company the Werld.
Third This Company Dona a fire Bailaieaa
Kxclaieiveljr, and none of ita aiante are liable
to be diverted for un or aiAmufn loeaee, aa is
tbecaeewith iu. other Knaliah Ooaxam rep.
resented on this eout.
Fourth Thla Company's leesee at CHICAGC
ere leas than on ftCNcaan raooun Duua
ad hT beoo paid ia fail, dollab vob niuu
The f. Hi K-ii'r, rt v.l i. h
A-i!l .c za :Jta cf tho 1jv j:
Col i)il, r.0 its. t rr .:.!Vri: I.anj-s fcrr.p'rf,?
cLi.s, Nails T' r t J", p. r p.:i.:;J, H eta .
'.iiisSl Mlofl T."i: t-i.il M.i!:;... 40 cts. per
iilid; St I Vt:0K-s, ;i0 ta. r.-r ronnd; W.i:.
t'o. Crvf Cut r'aws. "0 cts. p. r foot; FtoTa
Tiv A cts.ir jcitt; Atlrctic I .!, f.l 5 pr
kg: boilidoil, 1 toil 2J per gall.-c; Failing
Rope. 10 its.: brocnis, 3 L.ts 10 4 tits each.
Wood Fuse, 3 bits ptrKO fttt; Greerti and
Clabrouqh ShctGuca, liuiitir;; Ccatj, etc., at
LESS tlun Stn Iar.cifco Pric.
AKCY BASKETS AfiD EIRD CiCES
At IJES3 than San rrancifco Price.
CCORS, W;NCLVVS AKD Eil.SDS AT CD3T !
I r.ill f&rnitb to crJtr
Plows, Harrows,
Eureka & Cllrper Gang Vims,
Or anjthirig in the A(frirul!ural lirj at t-aa
l-n.ntic'i.c. i-rkct.
1 avill et-11 for f ASIl ( IIEAPKIitliaa
aay otlurliouie iu tlt slutr.
PRACTICAL TIMERS t.HU mtf.ZltZ
Reaj to do any woili ir. their line cn ftal
notice.
J Particular :ttr.:icn psid to
rSprcIal Orders f.-r Gccda 5riti San
Fiamiwo t
Will attend to Et YIKG AND riUJSO C1T
OlUliOtS it a
SMALL COIVIrV.ISSICN !
Call and ExanUne CooJa and l'ricce
before Parchaatne Elaew here.
V. H. IfiAIaL,
Caieon ntjr, opposite C apitol BuIlUID1r
OIHcr, San Frcnciicc, 200 Santatue
Street. .jw.,
BOTU, POHTEIt WiXTfD.
Ac,MrETEXT HOTEL POI.TET. (J, &
ored man urtf. mill en r,
Jul mnslint "
Apply at the Otlire and ai-k to tS
signed.
OEO. I). iliJEB
dlf.
7um e.
Projnewr.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR. RENT.
A HOUSE CONTAIXIXO FTVE
rooeis, litcL. ji, etc., handaunielTl
furnwhed and in a vrV a. J'tmTTS
extensive ffntnn.i. .. . "
"7 " v.wuu.i iit u. . iir rea lor re. t
For fnrtier particuUn. appl, to "
At her reai.leiice in the i-rar ot rtMei rl'r.
.. a more. Cajn.u City. ' tklioi '
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