April 17, 1868 (4 pages)

y "ete ila contract to a ‘mechanic for 92,000, and-the contractor should fail . . blameless for any loss that may be susazents, and the pioperty owner may be . paler, amen 11, ms E', Aan haw.=The Mochasica Les law, passed.-by the last Legislature, has seme provisions which business men, and especially mine owners should understand. By ite provisions such per~ sons may be. subject to loss and inconthey are in no way ‘responsible. -Beetion ist of the law provies that. “every mechanic, artisan, machinist, beilder, . contractor, lumber merchant, laborer and other person performing labor apon or furnishing materials of any kind to be used in the construction, alteration, or repair, either in whole or in part, of chinery, railroad, wagon road, aqueduet to create hydraulic power for mining or other purposes, or any other structure or superstructure, or who. shall perform labor in any mining for the work or labor done or materials recs gidin amedemacts anctonvoegte provement, or his agent; and every contractor, sub-contractor, architect, builder, or other person having charge of any mining, or of the construction, alteration or repair, either in whole or ini path, of ony building or other im-fto Meadow Lake, but gave oat and was WA shall be held to}. ay the Oth fhstARB: V Lake and perished in aoe. ae pears he started on foot from Cisco to go found frozen-to death. The Enterprise nae tee tenneety at the time of his }duie dev. He wasih'tehn tint highly esteemed by all who knew him, for his quiet and kindly disposition and ster-{ ling integrity, and. leaves a host of friends who will long mourn his loss. Meadow Lake was a most unfortunate . camp for him ; first he lost five or six thoasand dollars by baying property at last lost his life in trying to reach the place and his family. From Yoxonama.—Marks Gold, of the firm of B. Gad & Co, of Grass Valley, returned to that place a few days ago, and gives the National a very interesting account of Yokohama, from which we take the following: “There is one retail grocery store in Yokohama and that is kept by Simon Mayers, who -was.once in the boot and shoe basiness in this place and Nevadacity. He is doing 9 good business aud is going to “Californiaize his house, and give it an} open front. ina few days three of the Japs who came over with Mr. Gold will visit Grass Valley to take a look at our mines, Mr. Gold will return to Yokonently locate in reese ing « tunnel, is and this responsibility is not even limited by the amount of the contract. If the man who desires to build a house to pay.for the material used or the hands employed, they may have-a lien upon the: building, even though the crass Rad yall the Sal contract price. By the law every contractor, sub-con. tractor, architect, builder or other ‘person having charge of any mining,building, etc, e made the agent of the ownwainnethle Su the soln of bvaaent It will be observed co ma am unjust responsibility is placed upon should have all the protection which the law can give them, but such protection should only effect the employer and nota third party, who is entirely tained by them. The only course for those who build houses, work the mines orare engaged in any business, is to require a bond of every contractor in a sufficient sum to cover all expenses for wages or material, or to withhold a certain part of the contract price in order to protect themselves against claims that may be brought against them un der the law. The-law places no check. upon the parties which it makes the held responsible for the bad manage mentor rascality of any man who is employed by them under contract. Pivrisus Uxom.—c. B. Plaumell known in this community, is mer, thus announced in the Virginia City Enterprise to give an entertainment in pally of six brothers—C. B. Plummer, Eeq., elocutionist ; Herr Carl Plummer, Tanglo-Tootonic orator; Sig. Carlo Plumwer, Italian operator; Mr. O'McPlummer, blerneyist; Yankee Plammer, disseminator of down-eastisms ; . Rev, Solomon Plummer, Hard Shellist, will give one of their button-distressing . entertainments this evening at the Gold Hill Theatre, Gold Hill. All who love to laugh should attend. The brothers are the sons of one mother, and all be~ing born the same day, are twins and greatly resemble each other—especially tg elocutionist; €. B. . He looks more ~<“qlike than either of the other brothers, . ee intimate Loa ehiali Oa wages of men hired by isi Gickiniiots, / Warden, A. Morse, Jr. and “talented family, cousiating . princi. of the oe the stings year: Senior Warden, Dr. BR. A. Fisher; Jr. Vestrymen, ‘Wm. K. Spencer, Thos. Findley, A. W. Campbell, J. Delavan, Wm. McCormick, 8. P. Dorsey and Wm. Watt. THE Grasa Valley Union speaking of . the banquet te the Chinese Ambassadors over which Haight is to preside and Casserly norate, says: “They are going to eat atid speak with Burlingame who has periey Chinaman ‘by ticed that no act st Conger wen necessary to allow regenerated Democracy to sup and hob-nob with Chinese. Their [astral instincts lead to this result. Tae ‘Tight of women to exercise the suffrage has received s practical demonstration at the plection of Mr. Jacob} Bright as member of Parliament for Manchester. A womannamed Lilly Maxwell, who kept a shop-and paid rates, was duly recorded on the “register,” by some error as a voter. She went to the polls and claimed the right to vote, and her claim had to be admitted, as the inspectors could not go behind the register. x a Not ALL TaKEN.—Notwithstanding the real estate excitement in Oakland, says the Dramatic Chronicle, we notice there are still a few houses to let over there ; in fact they may be called numerous. There are also several lots, and the foot hills, that can he had for about one hundred and fifty times what any sane man will pay for them. Crrcvs,—The Golden State Circus left . Sacramentoon Thursday for Marysville and after performing an’ engagement there will make a tour of the mountain towns. (3 The steamer Constitution has not yet arrived.She is now out 15 days from Panama. Her last trip was made in 15 days and 22 hours, caused, it is stated by old boilers. A Bratugs of Robert Stockton and General Phil. Kearney are to be placed by New Jersey in the National Gallery at Washington. THE drawing-room cars, as-they are called, have commenced running from . © Jersey City to Chicago. The cars cost $22,000 each, Tux National debt was increased six . rant says that there will be three ecliphama in about thirty 8 A ee —enstiacedl near Lewistown, $28,000. on the Sacramento, which sailed on Tuesday, was as follows: Fitst cabin rooms, $126 ;. inside, $76; second cabin pyre steerage $35. —siiticautitiatbiedaeed . millions in” December, twelve’ millions shady a srranty millions Fn pedir lacoste jolt declan of the Simpson bridge, and the bad state of roads, combin¢ to make Marysville very dull at But for the consciousness }times will be fally compensated, after . pects would look blue. We predict one in our city. ‘Phe grain crop is to be lands are drowned out, the high lands) will more than make up the deficiency. If we can secure the Nevada and Grass Valley freighting, whick seems probabie, our teaming business will grow in to big dimensions, and our stables all do a profitable business. It becomes . . the interest of hotel and stable keepers, wagon and harness makers, &c., to give the Nevada freight movement all the. aid possible. These parties could well afford to pay all commission charges.— Owners of toll bridges might also lend wo paral rein x esieben rar oe Roicees Riths. the Cais Gt tal eclipse of the Democratic party on . the third aay of bo ame next. ‘THE oldest inhabitant ‘in Alleghany county, Md., was matried a short time since at the ripe age of 102, to a second bridal tour. or mining purposes is being Idaho, . twenty-five miles in length, at a cost of SreamMer Fare.—The price of tickets ‘Joun C. Breckinridge is waveling through Palestine, but denies all claim to the privilege of a citizen of the United States. A BANK will shortly be established in South Pass City, Sweetwater, with lars. SEVERAL workmen in a watch factory at Elgin, Ilinois, propose to come to California and start a similar factory. main ‘ae The Nicaragua route has been abandoned by the North American Company. No more steamers will leave by that route, but opposition, via Panama will be imemeeids (te Rev. Asa Thana, seininach of thé-American Mission, died at Honolulu March Nth, aged 81 years. Tue Stockton Independent says it is ramored that Duke Gwin has parchased the Calaveras Chronicle, and that his son will conduct the establishment. ———_ Tuk Union says Adjutant General Evans expects to surrender his office to Adjutant General Allen on the ist of THE miners of Yreka propose to tunnel Humbug mountain, expecting to find rich deposits of gold. THE Henry Chauncey sailed from New York on Thursday with 1,100 gears gers for California. THE annual salary of the postmaster . part of the State, is two dollars. Falkenan State Assayer, the dull; a capital of one hundred thousand dol. Of? ‘Tat Van Buren, Maine, in the northern . Fol RCH {2 Gov. Haight has appointed Loais . 2 ‘WATER 1 RATES. zx Pd I Br 1T ' e N. . Onhex Sq o¥eua ne Cat C0 ml je eS Pee = ky . BENEFIT OF LIBRARY FUND, the S ae fear “h aeag . iu supped Oy thet . — METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, TEN CENTS AN INCH FOR TEN HOURS, —AaT Tan— "= ~* aay water.” NEVADA THEATRE. "SEVENTEEN CENTS AN INCH FOR grein ‘TWENTY-FOUR. HOURS; day and rons 2 tees Exercises will consist of NINE CENTS AN INCH FOR FOURT HOURS, night water. Dein Dialog nen ee al5 JAMES WHARTENBY, Agent. aax, “LADIES, ATTENTION! eee ne IMMENSE BARGAINS “ar SPRING DRESS COODS! Can ge", BE MADE, at the PIONEER Jacob Rosenthal & Brother, ON BROAD STREET. gz” Just Reecived — per steamer, A splendid assortment of Printed Alpaceas, SHK amd Wool, mixed stripe. New style Chintz. $7" A very choice lot of Fashionable . Geeds! . In addition we also offer the Traveling and Walking Suits! {Trimming to Match.} EMBROIDERIES, LACES, HOISERY, LINENS, TABLE DAMASK, NEW STYLE FRINGES and GIMPS. KID GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, of every description, for sale at the Lowest Market Prices. : Jd. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 14th—Im ANNIVERSARY PARADE. "q.HE NEVADA LIGHT. GUARD is haved to appear at ‘the Armory oa 4 A Saturday, Apt spre alee i y of the ¢ arts eee a rou. . » UNIFO i for PARADE ery ant very mem 8 oe on hand pouuatte at the hour named. a &: LANCASTER, Capt. Commanding. J. F. Carr, 0. 8. F ~~ aie ~ pen ae aril in the New as evening. : GOLDSMITH'S DRY COODS STORE, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, "Keep alwayé the Gents’ Furnishin Goods FOR ClTY MARSHAL. are os pee TREASURER. AD. “alee Saas . Ds, diate tor Cie Tresearer path. . "MAY CELEBRATION Kte,. To conclade with the Coronation of May Queen, by the School. Tickets may be obtained of the pupils of the School, or at the door on the Evening of the Exhibition. The Exhibition will be given the Even-« img before the May Pic-Nie of which due announcement will be made. ap? Mill Owners T Take Notice. improved Quarts Weal Sereeas! tAt half the Established Bates! CAN FUR THESE SCREENS three or ste ong than any ever They have nF cron “bi er cl tascinare than the ol Po had sn or ‘or durability afc Bet not m4 et Mill ners 0 = screens will save Two Hundred : TRY THEM —Oraers Solicited. and Hice Mills at Greatly Reduced Rates __fanee ee Senco: Works Removal to Valcan Iron Wo! rhe Tres "Tremont . St. bet. Mission & Howard, San Francisco, apli Special Notice. he: left 7 ‘Notes and Accounts with pp momen ee tt fy conte will be eg api . BATES, M. D. eA y of, ee Pf X we yw ie Goteentp ear National Kxchange Chant store. —— CR EATEST NDUCEMENTS are rane of all kinds of CLOTHING, ES NG GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all Kinds ot EXCITEMENT In the narket. The buyers are making a grand rush ON . That estabils m niand the Minergare buying splendid Rubber Ccething and Boots, warranted to keep out the water of . DEER CREEK ‘. Or any other stream in the county of Nevada, A RICH STRIKE Is no better than the splendid bargains which = . are obtained at the store of 8. HAAS & CO. 3 OF ING. We have a full stock and people can rely upon getting SUITS that will suit them lower than ever before offered in these DIGCINGs, Since we hav opened at the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a plea:ant room has been fitted up where we keep 4 LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES. Let Everybody come and bay at the lowest : 8S. HAAS & 00. COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL 875. a Hea eS a eee eee pricier AMS Bi idee? Nevada, March 12th. Tam also red to furnish punched allan 9 Ahn ae Vives tome. Goods in the Clothing line and the LOW PRi-_ CES at HAAS & CO.’S Mertens neeag ares: atin oa «& 2 . @& ed fl. ,. « owt ta tw = tlUrwlUA

y "ete ila contract to a ‘mechanic for 92,000, and-the contractor should fail . . blameless for any loss that may be susazents, and the pioperty owner may be . paler, amen 11, ms E', Aan haw.=The Mochasica Les law, passed.-by the last Legislature, has seme provisions which business men, and especially mine owners should understand. By ite provisions such per~ sons may be. subject to loss and inconthey are in no way ‘responsible. -Beetion ist of the law provies that. “every mechanic, artisan, machinist, beilder, . contractor, lumber merchant, laborer and other person performing labor apon or furnishing materials of any kind to be used in the construction, alteration, or repair, either in whole or in part, of chinery, railroad, wagon road, aqueduet to create hydraulic power for mining or other purposes, or any other structure or superstructure, or who. shall perform labor in any mining for the work or labor done or materials recs gidin amedemacts anctonvoegte provement, or his agent; and every contractor, sub-contractor, architect, builder, or other person having charge of any mining, or of the construction, alteration or repair, either in whole or ini path, of ony building or other im-fto Meadow Lake, but gave oat and was WA shall be held to}. ay the Oth fhstARB: V Lake and perished in aoe. ae pears he started on foot from Cisco to go found frozen-to death. The Enterprise nae tee tenneety at the time of his }duie dev. He wasih'tehn tint highly esteemed by all who knew him, for his quiet and kindly disposition and ster-{ ling integrity, and. leaves a host of friends who will long mourn his loss. Meadow Lake was a most unfortunate . camp for him ; first he lost five or six thoasand dollars by baying property at last lost his life in trying to reach the place and his family. From Yoxonama.—Marks Gold, of the firm of B. Gad & Co, of Grass Valley, returned to that place a few days ago, and gives the National a very interesting account of Yokohama, from which we take the following: “There is one retail grocery store in Yokohama and that is kept by Simon Mayers, who -was.once in the boot and shoe basiness in this place and Nevadacity. He is doing 9 good business aud is going to “Californiaize his house, and give it an} open front. ina few days three of the Japs who came over with Mr. Gold will visit Grass Valley to take a look at our mines, Mr. Gold will return to Yokonently locate in reese ing « tunnel, is and this responsibility is not even limited by the amount of the contract. If the man who desires to build a house to pay.for the material used or the hands employed, they may have-a lien upon the: building, even though the crass Rad yall the Sal contract price. By the law every contractor, sub-con. tractor, architect, builder or other ‘person having charge of any mining,building, etc, e made the agent of the ownwainnethle Su the soln of bvaaent It will be observed co ma am unjust responsibility is placed upon should have all the protection which the law can give them, but such protection should only effect the employer and nota third party, who is entirely tained by them. The only course for those who build houses, work the mines orare engaged in any business, is to require a bond of every contractor in a sufficient sum to cover all expenses for wages or material, or to withhold a certain part of the contract price in order to protect themselves against claims that may be brought against them un der the law. The-law places no check. upon the parties which it makes the held responsible for the bad manage mentor rascality of any man who is employed by them under contract. Pivrisus Uxom.—c. B. Plaumell known in this community, is mer, thus announced in the Virginia City Enterprise to give an entertainment in pally of six brothers—C. B. Plummer, Eeq., elocutionist ; Herr Carl Plummer, Tanglo-Tootonic orator; Sig. Carlo Plumwer, Italian operator; Mr. O'McPlummer, blerneyist; Yankee Plammer, disseminator of down-eastisms ; . Rev, Solomon Plummer, Hard Shellist, will give one of their button-distressing . entertainments this evening at the Gold Hill Theatre, Gold Hill. All who love to laugh should attend. The brothers are the sons of one mother, and all be~ing born the same day, are twins and greatly resemble each other—especially tg elocutionist; €. B. . He looks more ~<“qlike than either of the other brothers, . ee intimate Loa ehiali Oa wages of men hired by isi Gickiniiots, / Warden, A. Morse, Jr. and “talented family, cousiating . princi. of the oe the stings year: Senior Warden, Dr. BR. A. Fisher; Jr. Vestrymen, ‘Wm. K. Spencer, Thos. Findley, A. W. Campbell, J. Delavan, Wm. McCormick, 8. P. Dorsey and Wm. Watt.. THE Grasa Valley Union speaking of . the banquet te the Chinese Ambassadors over which Haight is to preside and Casserly norate, says: “They are going to eat atid speak with Burlingame who has periey Chinaman ‘by ticed that no act st Conger wen necessary to allow regenerated Democracy to sup and hob-nob with Chinese. Their [astral instincts lead to this result. Tae ‘Tight of women to exercise the suffrage has received s practical demonstration at the plection of Mr. Jacob} Bright as member of Parliament for Manchester. A womannamed Lilly Maxwell, who kept a shop-and paid rates, was duly recorded on the “register,” by some error as a voter. She went to the polls and claimed the right to vote, and her claim had to be admitted, as the inspectors could not go behind the register. x a Not ALL TaKEN.—Notwithstanding the real estate excitement in Oakland, says the Dramatic Chronicle, we notice there are still a few houses to let over there ; in fact they may be called numerous. There are also several lots, and the foot hills, that can he had for about one hundred and fifty times what any sane man will pay for them. Crrcvs,—The Golden State Circus left . Sacramentoon Thursday for Marysville and after performing an’ engagement there will make a tour of the mountain towns. (3 The steamer Constitution has not yet arrived.She is now out 15 days from Panama. Her last trip was made in 15 days and 22 hours, caused, it is stated by old boilers. A Bratugs of Robert Stockton and General Phil. Kearney are to be placed by New Jersey in the National Gallery at Washington. THE drawing-room cars, as-they are called, have commenced running from . © Jersey City to Chicago. The cars cost $22,000 each, Tux National debt was increased six . rant says that there will be three ecliphama in about thirty 8 A ee —enstiacedl near Lewistown, $28,000. on the Sacramento, which sailed on Tuesday, was as follows: Fitst cabin rooms, $126 ;. inside, $76; second cabin pyre steerage $35. —siiticautitiatbiedaeed . millions in” December, twelve’ millions shady a srranty millions Fn pedir lacoste jolt declan of the Simpson bridge, and the bad state of roads, combin¢ to make Marysville very dull at But for the consciousness }times will be fally compensated, after . pects would look blue. We predict one in our city. ‘Phe grain crop is to be lands are drowned out, the high lands) will more than make up the deficiency. If we can secure the Nevada and Grass Valley freighting, whick seems probabie, our teaming business will grow in to big dimensions, and our stables all do a profitable business. It becomes . . the interest of hotel and stable keepers, wagon and harness makers, &c., to give the Nevada freight movement all the. aid possible. These parties could well afford to pay all commission charges.— Owners of toll bridges might also lend wo paral rein x esieben rar oe Roicees Riths. the Cais Gt tal eclipse of the Democratic party on . the third aay of bo ame next. ‘THE oldest inhabitant ‘in Alleghany

county, Md., was matried a short time since at the ripe age of 102, to a second bridal tour. or mining purposes is being Idaho, . twenty-five miles in length, at a cost of SreamMer Fare.—The price of tickets ‘Joun C. Breckinridge is waveling through Palestine, but denies all claim to the privilege of a citizen of the United States. A BANK will shortly be established in South Pass City, Sweetwater, with lars. SEVERAL workmen in a watch factory at Elgin, Ilinois, propose to come to California and start a similar factory. main ‘ae The Nicaragua route has been abandoned by the North American Company. No more steamers will leave by that route, but opposition, via Panama will be imemeeids (te Rev. Asa Thana, seininach of thé-American Mission, died at Honolulu March Nth, aged 81 years. Tue Stockton Independent says it is ramored that Duke Gwin has parchased the Calaveras Chronicle, and that his son will conduct the establishment. ———_ Tuk Union says Adjutant General Evans expects to surrender his office to Adjutant General Allen on the ist of THE miners of Yreka propose to tunnel Humbug mountain, expecting to find rich deposits of gold. THE Henry Chauncey sailed from New York on Thursday with 1,100 gears gers for California. THE annual salary of the postmaster . part of the State, is two dollars. Falkenan State Assayer, the dull; a capital of one hundred thousand dol. Of? ‘Tat Van Buren, Maine, in the northern . Fol RCH {2 Gov. Haight has appointed Loais . 2 ‘WATER 1 RATES. zx Pd I Br 1T ' e N. . Onhex Sq o¥eua ne Cat C0 ml je eS Pee = ky . BENEFIT OF LIBRARY FUND, the S ae fear “h aeag . iu supped Oy thet . — METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, TEN CENTS AN INCH FOR TEN HOURS, —AaT Tan— "= ~* aay water.” NEVADA THEATRE. "SEVENTEEN CENTS AN INCH FOR grein ‘TWENTY-FOUR. HOURS; day and rons 2 tees Exercises will consist of NINE CENTS AN INCH FOR FOURT HOURS, night water. Dein Dialog nen ee al5 JAMES WHARTENBY, Agent. aax, “LADIES, ATTENTION! eee ne IMMENSE BARGAINS “ar SPRING DRESS COODS! Can ge", BE MADE, at the PIONEER Jacob Rosenthal & Brother, ON BROAD STREET. gz” Just Reecived — per steamer, A splendid assortment of Printed Alpaceas, SHK amd Wool, mixed stripe. New style Chintz. $7" A very choice lot of Fashionable . Geeds! . In addition we also offer the Traveling and Walking Suits! {Trimming to Match.} EMBROIDERIES, LACES, HOISERY, LINENS, TABLE DAMASK, NEW STYLE FRINGES and GIMPS. KID GLOVES, TRIMMINGS, of every description, for sale at the Lowest Market Prices. : Jd. & 8. ROSENTHAL. Nevada, April 14th—Im ANNIVERSARY PARADE. "q.HE NEVADA LIGHT. GUARD is haved to appear at ‘the Armory oa 4 A Saturday, Apt spre alee i y of the ¢ arts eee a rou. . » UNIFO i for PARADE ery ant very mem 8 oe on hand pouuatte at the hour named. a &: LANCASTER, Capt. Commanding. J. F. Carr, 0. 8. F ~~ aie ~ pen ae aril in the New as evening. : GOLDSMITH'S DRY COODS STORE, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, "Keep alwayé the Gents’ Furnishin Goods FOR ClTY MARSHAL. are os pee TREASURER. AD. “alee Saas . Ds, diate tor Cie Tresearer path. . "MAY CELEBRATION Kte,.. To conclade with the Coronation of May Queen, by the School. Tickets may be obtained of the pupils of the School, or at the door on the Evening of the Exhibition. The Exhibition will be given the Even-« img before the May Pic-Nie of which due announcement will be made. ap? Mill Owners T Take Notice. improved Quarts Weal Sereeas! tAt half the Established Bates! CAN FUR THESE SCREENS three or ste ong than any ever They have nF cron “bi er cl tascinare than the ol Po had sn or ‘or durability afc Bet not m4 et Mill ners 0 = screens will save Two Hundred : TRY THEM —Oraers Solicited. and Hice Mills at Greatly Reduced Rates __fanee ee Senco: Works Removal to Valcan Iron Wo! rhe Tres "Tremont . St. bet. Mission & Howard, San Francisco, apli Special Notice. he: left 7 ‘Notes and Accounts with pp momen ee tt fy conte will be eg api . BATES, M. D. eA y of, ee Pf X we yw ie Goteentp ear National Kxchange Chant store. —— CR EATEST NDUCEMENTS are rane of all kinds of CLOTHING, ES NG GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and all Kinds ot EXCITEMENT In the narket. The buyers are making a grand rush ON . That estabils m niand the Minergare buying splendid Rubber Ccething and Boots, warranted to keep out the water of . DEER CREEK ‘. Or any other stream in the county of Nevada, A RICH STRIKE Is no better than the splendid bargains which = . are obtained at the store of 8. HAAS & CO. 3 OF ING. We have a full stock and people can rely upon getting SUITS that will suit them lower than ever before offered in these DIGCINGs, Since we hav opened at the old stand, Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, a plea:ant room has been fitted up where we keep 4 LARGE STOCK OF LADIES’ SHOES. Let Everybody come and bay at the lowest : 8S. HAAS & 00. COR. PINE & COMMERCIAL 875. a Hea eS a eee eee pricier AMS Bi idee? Nevada, March 12th. Tam also red to furnish punched allan 9 Ahn ae Vives tome.. Goods in the Clothing line and the LOW PRi-_ CES at HAAS & CO.’S Mertens neeag ares: atin oa «& 2 . @& ed fl. ,. « owt ta tw = tlUrwlUA