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CLASS No s.

Cypress Boards, (board measure.)
$500 sup feet Is length, TO 10 inches wide, d!
inch thick
1000 ieet IL feet in length to 10 inches wide Ia
inch thick alea
Elm Plank and Boards (board measure.)
sup. feet Is feet length, 10 inches wide, IL
inch thick
10000 sup feet rs length, 10 inches WIDE IL
inch thick
1000 sup feet 20 feet length 10 inches wide, Il
inch thick ~
1000 sup feet Is feet in length TO 10 inches wide, IL
inch thick
1000 sup. feet, 20 feet in length, inches wide
inch thick ..
1000 sup feet, IL is feet in length "a inches WIDE
inches thick.
1000 feet IL Is feet in length "a inches wide Il
inches thick
feel " Is feet in length "a inches wide,
inches thick
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CLASS No. 6.
Liue-oak Knees, (per cubic foot.)

fourth oil these knees may vary from two to de-
grees from right ANGLE but many must be OBJ
fuse angled.
GLASS No. 4.
Black Spruce Spars, (per stck)
10 sticks from IS to 60 feet long. Is inches in centre
sings se
% sticks from 81 40 feet long, lOinches in centre
sings .4.
40 sticks from 80 IS feet long, " inches in
sings
IS sticks from rs 80 feet long. 81 inches in
sings IN
July l3-lawt25th Aug
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BY the President or the United states.

TN pursuance oflaw, L. JAMES K. POLK, President o.
the United States Of America 90 hereby declare and
mentioned land offices in the State of louisiana the pc
RODS hereinafter designated, to wit 81
At the land office at OPELOUSAS, commencing on
Monday the sixteenth day Of October next for the disposal
of the public lands situated within the aforementioned
townships and parts of townships, viz:
North Of base line, and east Of the principal meridian
Township one, of range two.
Township one, OF range three.
South Of the base line, and east of the principal meridian
Townships twelve, thirteen and fourteen, of range three
Township twelve, OF range four.
Township ten, Of range nine.
South of the base line and of the principal meridian.
Fractional sections eighteen and nneteen west OF lake
Cacasu in township thirteen, and the fractions OF sec
sections hirseyen TO sixeght inclusive. in fractional
township fourteen, of range nine.
the north half of twelve the south halves of fourteen and
fifteen, the north halves of twenyone twenty two and
five, and sections thryone thysx inclusye sections
one two twelve thirteen, twenyfo Twenty-Five twenty
lots numbered seventeen seventy Inclusive in township
thrteen and sections SIX twelve hirteen fourteen
Johns island, and sections twenty-five, twenty three.
twenyfour twenty five, and hirtysix in fractional town.
The half section four and sections ve six seven
eight eighteen. nineteen, and thirty, in township twelve
Township nine, sections six inclusive and sections
nine and ten, in township eleven; and sections twelve
five, in township twelve OF range twelve
fractional township en east OF the Sabine river, and
sections two twelve thirteen twenty three. twenty
FOUR twenty five, twentysx, and thrysix, in fractional
township eleven, OF range thirteen.
At the land office OUACHTTA, commencing Mon
day. the twenyhd day of October next for the disposal
of the public lands situated within the following townships
viz;
North of the base line and east of the principal meridian
Townships and eighteen, of range ten.
Townships seventeen, eighteen and nineteen, of range
eleven.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
ry other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the aforementioned lands will be com
in which they advertised with all despatch
until whole shall offered, and the sales thus
closed But no sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry Of any Of the lands will be ad
mitted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington. this
seventh day of July Ammo Donini thousand eight hun
bred and forty eight
BY the President;
49, f 49, JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD M. YOU'VE, r-.I el-g
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
not,os To Pr.-emnt,on Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of presumption to any
of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated is required to establish the same to The
land office and make payment therefor rac.
tcabe after seeing this notice, and before the day APP
pointed for the commencement OF the public sale of the
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Lienum Uitu, (by the pound.
HICKORY Bars, (by the piece

100 rough split hickory bars feet long, be straight, aud
TO square three and half inches II the bait.
~ rough hickory bars, IA long, to be straight and TO
square Is feet above the buti) five by five inches, 10
be free from knots and all defects.
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pieces yellow Long Island locust, feet long, square
Shy IL inches. t-
fl Ash ffmber, (per cubic foot)
a .h ,ox, IA feet long. ~ inches diameter.
200 inches round ash timber, "a 10 ~ inches diameter
rs y Elm Timber, tper cubic foot)
cubic eet eastern mountain elm in lengths OF I2 ieet
TO square follows viz 900 feet IL inches 800 feet
IL inches and 500 feet ~ inches
CLASS No. L.
Lumber, 4c
5000 feet 4 inch oak boards, board measure
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Proposals for Stationery.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE

OFFICE OF SECRETARY THE SENATE, U. s..
August 3d. ls4S
TN OF the act egalizng and making appopi.
for such necessary objects have been usually
cluded in the general appropriation bills without authority
of law and provide Tor certain Incidental expenses
of the departments and offices Of the government and for
other purposes" approved the 2h CT August 1872 sealed
proposals will be received this Office until 10 O'Clock,
Monday, the 4th OF September next for furnishing
the following articles of stationery tor the use OF the Senate
each article be of the very best quality and to be approved
by the Secretary, viz:
10 white engrossing paper, be 26 by 10 inches
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Whits-oak Knees, 10y the siding inch

400 wheoak Knees the nett siding Of one half be
inches and the siding OF the other half be eight
inches the arms to be in length Eve feet; tho bodies
he in lengths from five feet, averaging six
feet The bodies be sided to the dia
the siding size at the middle Of the length of
the arm (clear OF bark J of the siding
diameter 10 be considered the siding of knee
the moulding -ize Of the body in the middle OF its length
be full and half the siding of the knee one
hall of the above knee, be square, and fourth
form an angle from eighty 70 ninety degrees the re.
degrees the length of the arm to be measured from
the back OF the body moulded by the angles given.
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Navy-yard. Kittery, Maine.

Whis-oak Timber, (by the cubic foot.)
10000 cnbc feet OF white-oak plank stocks average
feet in length. and none to be less than IS feet in
lengh-one-hal to square not less than fourteen
inches and one half 10 square not less than Twelve
inches at the top end Of the stick all to be FREQ from
cross grain, large knots, and other defects.
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rTNHE Tenant % W1ldfsl HAN, by Acton Bell, an
thor of ''Wutherny Heights - vols, Is each.
Vanity Pen and Pencil Sketches oil English Socie
y, by W. M. Thackesay with many engraving; 50 cts.
Illustrated edition Of ie Arabian Nights, part6; rs cts
Seu Control, = novel by Mary Brunt)n rs cts . u.
France, its King, Court, and Government by Gen Cas-
- cts. 'Fa N'S's Ia - -Aii' y Nt'D 80 i'olN
Eureka, prose poem, by E. A. Poe.
Augl r. TAYLOR
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Mast Timber, (per cubic foot.)

rs pieces.
This timber to be nicely hewn and to hold their sizes
to ends have inches on the two opposite angles
all the rest near must 90 OF nrs Quality OF eaied yell
ect the inspection of the navyyard IL inch will be al
lowed.
CLASS No g.
Red Cedar, (per cubic foot)
30 sticks best quality red cedar TIMBER Is Is feet
long, to be from to II inches in diameter small
end
Also gnumvit, from to IL inches in diameter (per
lb)
CLASS No. 6.
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Navy-yarsi, Philadelphia.

To of the best quality St Domingo lgnumvi,e, stragh
and round free from checks and not less than feet long
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RICHARD M. YOU'VE. i.r. l-y
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Notice to PRESUMPTION Claimants.

Every person entitled the right of pre- pton any
Of the lands within the townships and OF townships
above enumerated is required TO establish the the
satisfaction Of the register ard of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor, soon as practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
bracing the claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
teited .I.i I.gIt Els RICHARD M, YOUNG,
III IA toat Commissioner OF the General Land Office
July l3--IawI2w W. .t.-
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The whole 10 BE- pasture oak square edged and straight
free from large Knots, shakes and all other defects thore
ma.s be leas three inches sawed from tho
/. stick. TO avoid the centre ofih heart
q tltfatrft fssr q. Ia CT. ga Nh
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To be square, and of parallel widths must DO nil hear
sap. , f t.s. $50 .- .s ft ~
Spar Timber yellow pine, (per cubic feet.)
pieces, 90 feet long, IS inches diameter from butt
! AZ 20 " 4" " bowsprt
% IL +" 90 in the centre, for
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White pine Plank and Boards, (board measure.)
1000 feet nch clear white pine, under 10 inches
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BOOK TRADE.
CHOICE AND ELEGANT aIrr non

AMI kLEOAal BOQkS.
EEE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or AN
Il NUALs and other zift-oooks 10 The Cy. The Gem Of
tie SESSION Tor 1872 llsTAec with erfy o. -ndd &c
sravi1gs ara h1ur- u - rch-s, sgy- besuf1i e1s.o
..rs. forming li-arun n -lezsrre. li-rAus. ~
So rarely esald srd most appropriate Art s-cer
ale glf
-.it- r.-i ial .a altsa te ia sion tt.. ..sra
....- l.H.-llss SD. tle-s llrt
.t ..Irr Aa-r.lr Arrat Hr We hlrr r-
e' I..r ... f..sffrr E|tH.rra sl-rIf
A..o l addition to ,1e above sr.-utt ..nhook a. ne
Az la fr SEQ isrE- ac -ris some y ir- very heau
tl1 which icy wiz SCI ss oN q, p.sce IN the CITY
and gresf variety OF boCks c.egEris bound u mofe
7rrar-1l va.1e. sIlshe 1r Chr presents Hetuu
.y hau1c. ara iuttrsied eciiors q he Poets More
b. 1lucrec r--rrrf volumes some - sets OF or
V1.ll flrUtrg 5-altf present. VIII 90 endless vsr
ley 0fBhes lac Prayer Bo Ss 70 Turkey Maroccc velvet
l-t god. en- cue. kc
Annals flr 1870. Tbs Cen Of he Season. Sook c
Pearls Tables - Memory. Gems o besuty, R1ssry OF
pure llu.uauors. Friendships Ofefi1F. Anafsnil
h--p-ase. OpsI Christian Keepsake SnoU Fsse. Gar an
Pesr-. ON y Friendship. Lady. Gf Fr-gei-NeNoi &C
he lowest possible prices
We have store fll. OF BOOKS thsi sCld grser suy
cer-eriste s1l especially invite hose wsnung COOKS
90 cal. ant examine before purchasing.
LEANITT TROW co
Tvs nag-.f.
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xxrINDOW SUADE- AND 0ILF CORNlCEs-
ooFFEE uRNs! COFFEE URNs!

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of the shove articles manu-
"A cufsd expressly f0r the Holidays and FOR sale whole
.ae and retail Also = large assortment Of keeping
articles amOug which can ha found the following.
ivory hardlo table and knives AID forks, In dozens
aud in sets Of 81 ptoc.s
Bafalo horn liable and knives and fofss In tozens
and % SETS OF 81 pieces
Tea trAy, and walters u all sizes and patterns
Britannia tea ard coffee pots, casters, with cut and
pressed bottles 5000
silver psisd German .yer and Britannia Tea and table
spoons.
silver plated csslors and cake baskets.
Jelly and ice cream forms. pastry cutters, &c. &c.
Block I'm beefstsat aud vegetable dishes coup Iufcens
sc &c.
N 8-Rahers and cOn,sctoners furnished with all ar
tc-s N their line The shores. notice and 90 The most
,.s.orsbie terms JAMES Y WATKINS,
sT M. 10 Cahsripe-u
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~ To Hnir-Drr--er~.-AH Heir Dressing sc Ban.
rg -.sh shr1-rt IN a. eli--. 1cau1 In 8ro11wav With
ne tNT-es sfsr-ef 1e-. a-f p1s4essOr nav
hsd sly frse between thssr- t@ isf - Na-rn TAa err
cer1 RENTED by re f--t 49, n rIsnrsrs yefs
hands rr-. az u He srr-@d nf u- rrrv srr.
ah@ terms l-qr.-e ri b FHtLoN e. Rr1ldrrv. u-d-r
Jltsor's t-- ~ 6us
- Remedy for Bronc hifi..-i II Sen W F1pie
D-sr sf. There macy g4sck lfficlrs - he
gre. and rr zee csfl--sIes from
res or irsrr.rv fr viinss lsi have for hsf
doubts ~ rs rrrrfv % giving a1T fesn1-v favor q
v0ur medicine Rr being sssur-f f1stg have been h-ref
ted hy Co. ard - .rg ssrsrat ftsi ~ giving RI
-o1y n regard to ia r1eiics' G1si- may p@-hs-. -
the u Esvrg s'i srT - cf-f her-flre
c1-erfl az ny testimony - favor o. he med ~ =
Know have do1e ne great Eo1t have been - -fei With
TIE Br0-r-is ~ number q yesrs md hv ~ -
couple q nores q WrsraRs RkLsAH 0F WILD CHEReY-
an hspoy 90 ssy hsf slro-i free r'n he above
ouh di,ess~ fh'. shoui h he mans - savn :
~ my fellow heir rom Inst rnof iouhles0ue
ST. painful ssess- fB-0r-ri sltI 30 70 v 7st fruY
trouble iu writing he shove c1ul1 carton
Res-er-fiIv yorrs 3 COVERT. vocalist
Firm ~ Covert Dodge
We take r-.sur- in frsrsfsr1s the sh1ve -
W Cov@rf r favor cf h- rusrv- properties u WsrtEN
Rssan ~ WIZ Cherry Or oar c11rns Mr. Coge-l 10 is
trn - Overt Dol Vos s Rave been l1r- srf f-vn
Shy kr0w- r This cv Ert -i-ifY vocalist cf rare -
tsirrenfs We fsre zsf-1ei wiz rafrf1 anxiety ba Be-
crinc 1eatt from lie disease ~ rLch fe speaks. ard
have so. despsir-i u bis recovery -. 20 re vu
of Dr. Wsfars Basnm Re = n0r. greatly % our sr2rse
e1fuyirg re nosf excellent health
feW-Fral srr Ws.1in Eiorisr, Bos>-1.
Sore genuine less signed l. SUITS. on tle wrapper
For sae. Wholesale srd reisiI. BY Messrs A b. ~
Sands. lNo Fl'0nsi rs Broadway. = kas Broafw -
VIM. Burger 81 Cor ,li-st Mrs Hayes. Hro1Syu. ard
by DuggIsis gsrers ~ ITS
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0u SIXTH day morning. sld n.i rHtst' rel of the late Dane
Hops .us seed 80 YEAR $500 =.
le G4n8s of the family and Of her Edwin 4 and John
ana er son william Dute invited % attend her n~
r from of the latter. -, Tenth At bet"een
1. and Avenue A 2f ~ O'Clock, without far
.r invitation will BE- taken % Greenwood ioF nefnfn
a. fhs Cr, Dee o. debility MARY JANE, wife of David Ste
,~n-, aged 30 years 80,
Tie friends respectfully invited 70 attend tnr |
ID from lf5 Dus b. afternoon a. loci.
Oi disease b-sf HANNAH, vile oi Jane "b-fi tn
daughter Reuben Garrison, of yorktown Nesie'ttff q"
seei :. years moHth and 10 days.
and friends Of the ttmS are ir-p-'tl'f N 90
her late residence lh Beecker ~ on Sun @
afternoon a half past O'Clock
rD yafe. and Mesehester County paper. please copy
GA tie n scarlet svsf ALBERT HENRI son q" taus
Iassk aged years and months
Tie friends and scqusrntances Of tie family respectfully invited
m attend Tie funer SATURDAY sd inst AZ O'Clock from No ~
Nfno. "a H- remain. will be tafen N Greenwood Cemetery
Snr sng W-sis-ier County, The 18Th inst c
DANIDNAN WYCk. youngest son Of Philip g. Van N>'h BE
aged b years. month"; aud 3 days
Al Charleston c. the I'M INST Il the Manson House iio
nAVID FII TON Fsq EDITOR OF WILMINGTON journal VI
se mere bo, Ireland 90 fyee.e \ G Where
Il hsi studied law subsequently removed % wilmington ana
me he Fstof of Of The leading ournaso The Ola North
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nI.AcKWnon roR pECEn1 BIZ

IS THIS DAY PUBLISHED The CaNiousi Par
VIII The Nssnes OF Ireland !" and several literary
articles, including Mrs Hemans-make up Inc pres
ent highly decreasing number
Now u rHE TIME TO sURsC RiRE-The next number o.
BsckwOOd, ana Of the Reviews. begin new volumes
and commence with the new yesr
Prc. of The London Edinburgh North Brush. anf Nest
minister Reviews and BlacSw0od's Magazine $40 yesr
for lakewood. any Review, - any two - any
three, 81. the four Reviews, -
, more .nsbs present lr the small SIM OF $40 could
be offered = Chsmss gin Than years -gbscnpuon IL
these valuable works. l.. SCOTT co Publishers.
d n ~ Fnt0nst entrance n OOld.sl
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CITY ITEMS.
Sermons, &c. SUNDAY.

stephen DIN, DD.-Ai>nst y Chsrch-nosunz
mop jane Methodist tpseopa chufrh Mu5@rrs normal
Re- HeufJ 3. krighf-chs9.i = Afen 1t .lterrr,1n
Re- iuffsr Lee Chsre - Allen s'.-.v,nlaz
- 5oh. li'e-brsnsrd Church. Rvirztoa ouraE
,.e tn~-f-f ID thfys;s ~ Corgr--rti Curfb morning
ii.on 'lf'st- o. Cofzr~-si 01ai Chur0 rr0af
tN-. W " Dee. .-rrI'i Chapel rrerrrr
O. b t'erref ID D. C.gr.tnn Inln sglsr--e--ni-z
'ffr@f t00cer DofeHh's Rsof Chll~s- Baiin-- T. n
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uor.r oF UNDERSTANDINGS.
81 IHE HlDAlGHI SOL1HkRA NAIL
Cholera In NeNy-Orleaur

EEw-ORLEANg Dec. II.
The Cholera has broken out in our city. There
s,, nve fatal cases ol the disease yesterday They
IN died in few hpurs after being attacked. Tho ply
,c.ns hsse the subject under consideration. some OF
rn are undecided 10 the precise nature OF the dis
csc while others have hcsitancy Boz prou0uncng II
The real Asiatc Cholera
There 10 much alarm among our citizens and mca'
ans are being taken by the authorities 20 guard against
n, eocroachment Of this most terrible maady
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CHRISTMAS EVE AND

THRlSrMAs MATlNS-The February No. OF sartn'
I Uuuiou Magazine. will he ready few days. snd
will contain beside the usua embellishments and articles
hy host OF American contributors story by the c-sbre
ID European suthores Frederss Bremen, entitled Christ
mas Eve and Christmas Msus,' written expressly by Miss
Bre er for Sansin' aud translated by Mary Howu Of
EngiSnd
Th the fret Of series OF articles furnished us by
Miss Bremen
William sad Mary Howiu OF Enslsrd will also grace
the pages Of this Magazine, With srnctswriien expressly
for
Parents DESTROYS of presenting an eppropuar holiday
gin cannot than subscribe for Ssrieins Magazine
Terms Single comics - ard portrait % Cen Taylor,
he " Washington Family. ~ premium iwo copies -
sui one " the premiums DEWITT DANENfOhI,
as Tribune Buildings, n Y.
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ra,n ruy pVRIIC-Fr1m a. - ver-scrl-rf signed
FifIF-rsd pg.ii-eeo IN Tue Tribune 4 he IA. u
might D. ufrr-d ina The writer 1i-cea % psir ne c-i
- .,s-,,r ~ ia 81 IA acer Sl5s Bar kzf
i,-rion a. vii appear from he annexed e-rncst- IN
I'D .,.r 90 many ss u The az and By ere Of the sa
-, ~. Il 100 aie cal 10 question: iis perfect safe
~ vh-n wei made and is doors properly secured ne
80. al te.t. have demonstrated ins mosi fully an ~
80 E-,,,x hen Dofh thelr construction aud safety
Anu Ano" - B G. WILDER
In noceing The contemplated ,-w sse IS soove
10 ed nos wish d;spsTsg- the r~pntsnon q "ho7
Patent a. las oesc proved 70 b. sss ses = ass
SkcoA fAA~p--.~~-
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uAvE YOU aEEN no sAxToN's

ilOOK AGENCY Just give h1n call Every DOCS
ID sod cheap and auction prices The publishers OF me
books Keep him supplied because h. is sure 20 sell MEM a,
be .es cheap Tor cab Parents VIII d. well % call aud
look A. the variety 10 the " small store III FghOost
sAXTON be, received full supply Of Carey 4 hsrs
elegant publications Also long number " good Juye
ui-s-all sold cheap s
Peass remember SAyTOS al ~ Fuiton-st formerly 20
Broadway. 20 W.
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CALIFORNIA.


IALIFORNIA AND ENTERPklsE.-rhe IN
Adersgred proposes form party of forty or nay IN
dusrOas and intelligent men. Of business hsbs. Including
the various mechanical trades sud good physician, 10
proceed To Csorus for business purposes tsproposed
esch person pay into the funds % he company nve
hundred dollars, purchase suitable ves-e' 10 carry
the party ard remsin there until me oriiy " me
party shall decide to Provisions for NJ ess one
yesr ana all abe up emouis necessary including he i'm
peme-s Oi agriculture. and thu various mechanical trades
10 Doe carried our fOT the use 81 the association
etter. IN reson the subject may be addressed TO the
undersigned until Monday 2h inst At the Post Office,
and he may be- al Tammsny Hall on Tuesday next
d23 ~ Ok MINOR
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rU,o THRIADIE--Washn g made esy-ANERf'S
Psi-et .,hius sa Wrnging Machines which tooH he
hizbesi pr-ru al he Fair oflhe American Institute
now offered 70 the public viii Ne cotncet assertion na
bv ar tot onv ,oerOr bul 1- only articles " his klrd
any ga meFii TIE operAoc 10 easy simple snd
rapid the wsshirg rnsng ard Nrnging for moderate
.is family nav II b. zone Ia less hsn bali hear By
cht to yesr. G a.e usrg wafer too ho Tor The hands
h biesche- 40 gives fhe AZ UNUSUAL white spp-srsnee
without the ,E;-.t injury 70 The cothest1s = shown BY
~ 49, tbnt wei newspaper msy - vrgrg nearly Dry
iriurins A. TIE punic invited % call ard
hem II Parisi Ana a u- rAeiofJ :. NY -.
Lexington avenue d j"
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N. o. ROBERTS
a. FOR San FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
a,sgsa An lie GOID REGIONS -rhs splendld lssl


aergf AND THE GOLD Rf0lONs-rho splendid last
- lung hve.oss ship ROBERT BOVINE, command
ed by Cspt q Cameron, Of the abee, srd nos -
perercsd Capsins out of the pot Of New ioh. .te
fr.t IN command OF The IT, fugsie Macedonian, unde'
Com De Kay during her late mission OF mercy 10 lfrlstd
The ship VIII about tho 18th OF January Ffedei
TEX Jerome who disn guishsd himself IN saving No hves
10 tho Ocean Moasrch 10 engaged as Mate hiifai sn'
experienced Physician and surgeon accompanies
dillon made OF none but respectable aud stcsdy
persons Advantages are here offered rarely IA De me
with ard cannot but be satisfactory TO s derous ot i''r
Ing the association .
The ship Ill have cargo OF 80 hbs Of -Four 90 do beef
$50 do PORK 500 DO bread 50 do neal ~ do nee ~ DO sn.m
100 do potatoes 0 do beans 50 hsgs ~ coffee oos O Nnc
gn 0hhis mOssse, 10 bhs Of nscsefci 10 bos OF onons
10 boxes OF .osp 20 kegso bur chess ~ ie- " GUN
Of GOLDFISH The ship and will belong 20 me pss
ssnger. and each passenger v be entitled 10 oaf"s "
freight beside his baggage Il 10 be -ved by conptt-r
men the balance of tho provisions when he vessel ar
San Francisco, will cell 'of mof- than the price of
the passage and s supposed that ihs ship In thai port VA.
he worth fOm SO to $4,000 To hose who wish 10 emf
grae Gold Region this ofcrs superior vsniss es IN
many r-specls-PS =. As the lists last ming up tns
ribs should secured without d-lsv For farther PEI
uculsrs inquire of the Captain. At the Office Of
W. klMBALLk Co ~ Wsts
Passage with .hsrs Of cargo and vessel $50. dou
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