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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE March 23-5 D. m
The expected steamer The Home Department. Tornado
-, al The Wsh-Triai Of Hyer.-1he markets, SC.
we are s'l without any dmgs OF the steamer Canada.
Tue seS lph line between New York and Boston being
out oil order The probability is thar she has arrived
aaN before ihs and should the Boston line be odsr
this evening the newswii probably come through
perceive that the Hon Revery johnson has ordered
positive denioi the rumor that he had given an opinion
sustaining the position said to have been assumed bv the
cad OF the Home Departme with respect IN ,b
of his parnent. also find telegraph desuo,ch in some
Of the northern papers TO the effect Mr. Ewing nos
lively denies having made such claim and attributes
tail to the fertile fancy of the letter writers.
A tregraphc despatch from Cincinnati says that on
Tuesday night last terrible tornado passed over Shelby
ve Bardslown and the adjacent country, devastating
land, with destruction of property Several lives
said To have been lost
The of Hyer for an assault and battery on Yankee
Sullivan, progressing Chesertown and the opinion
those from there is, that verdict of gsiy will DO
dered.
The MARKETS In the Baltimore market, this morning,
there several orders for Howard four they
refused give the standing price, ~ 6S and nothing
done There sales day of 900 bbls City Mills
- S7l and 500 81 6s} and the market closes in this
unsettled state We have large sales Of city meal this
week Sales of Pennsylvania extent " A. and
city to moderate extent al 80 62A.
The receipts of wheat have increased during the week.
and 10000 bushels have been sold 100 up Ic7
Tor good prime red White worth LOT ia
cents, and family -four white from lis 100 centssome
very prime brought the last figures.
There is afoit this week. and sales towards
the last began to droop little. The sales of yellow
have been at AZ 40 cents and white II q 46
Since Monday the highest figures only be obtained
the best Some heavy Pennsylvania brought 50 cents
to-day
Sales of some 1000 bushels rye for the week SO 65
At New York, this morning, treasury fell
No business has been done in any of the markets. deal
ers holding off for the foreign news momentarily OK
pected.
The Boston telegraph yet working ORDER though
the operators say it soon will be.
AT Philadelphia this morning, United States SKIES
Ill decline from yesterday.
In the flour market there have been but moderate trans
actions all parties being unwilling operate unit, the
rival OF the
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To the Editor.

So Organ wanted for tho Presbytcr Ian Church,
"A Harpers Ferry-one to cost about $500. Addre IS
JAMES BECKIIAM, post paid
The above advertisement appears in the Baltimore Sun
of this morning. If good friends at Harpers Fer
get one cory cheap this CITY. There are at least two
instruments offered for sale al the White House
pans" and only wanting The other will then be in
The market, and can be had on easy terms.
MARCH 30, 1s4e GRINDER
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ERRONEOUS STATEMENT coRRsCrEp.--The following para
graph. originated in northern paper was copied into
columns few days SINCE and is still going the rounds OF
the press
Hon RevcrdY Johnson United States Attorney Gen
ernl, 1t IA stated, sustans Mr. Ewings claim his de-
parmcnt is one, and that all the clerks OF Indian
Land, Pension and Patent Bureaus (about I5D) sub
lect ba turned out their commissions expiring with
transfer OF the bureau 10 the new department."
We have been requested by MIR. Johnson, through n
friend, that there is e word in it'll
from VIII ch infer that Mr.. johnson has given any
opinion on the sublect.--Batio,ore Sun.
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RHODE IsraNnThc democratic State and congressional
met in Providence last week, and made the fol
lowing noIninationsi
For governor Adnah Sccke; lieutenant governor John
d. Austin secretary of state, Levi Salisbury attorney
general Horace A. Manchester for general treasurer. Ma
Than Haiumet For members of Congress eastern district,
Fenner Brown; western district, BENZ b Thurson.
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A CARD GENVLEMEN
the different government departments, to the diplomatic
corps and TO The ci1els Of Washington in general.
Positively taught for o,y limited time longer. 4ppy soom
rINHE posse ssion of HANDWRITING, which is a for
J. the Merchant, the Clerk, and all persons en-
gagged public business private fe is of such
portance, that
Mr. BRISTOW, FINISHING WHITING MASTER,
twenty years extensive practice in the Atlantic
London views OF proprety and public benefit
in submitting specimens Of his style of teaching the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN AVENUE, NEAR It'll STREET
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who honor
him with their confidence, that, notwithstanding the de-
cs the Stiffness crampness deformity of their present
writing, they have excellent opportunity of acqu
ing, with certain and success,
IN ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS
The ease freedom handsome similarity OF the writing
exhbited-bod, rapid and manly.
TIE LADIES' STYLE
of perfect beauty, characcristicay delicate and
very graceful.
Mar % -lnd
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
Pun puIl. March %


ARREST OF ONE THE SUPPOSED RoRBERs OF THE
GOVERNMENT JEwELs.--A notorious character, named
Jacob Shuser alas Tom Hand has been arrested in this
city, upon suspicion of being connected in some way
with the robbery of the government jewels, which were
taken from their the Patent Once not long since
He was committed TO jail in default Of 10000 bail.
Two of the crew of the schooner Charles 4 Stratler
Of Savannah. yesterday knocked overheard from
then vessel as she was coming up the Delaware Bay
and drowned
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GOA Public Needing OF the Washington Union rIIs-
sicnary and Tract Society will be held Sabbath
ing, the 18th ns at u O'clock in the First Presbyterian
Church. ~ street The report of the agent will be read
and addresses will be delivered by Rev. Mr. Hodges and
Rev. Mr.. Samson
All interested in the cause respectfully invited
tend.
Mar "a
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DIED,

On Friday morning the 23d instant after short Illness
BOYLE the OF seventwo and for the last forty
resident OF this city.
His friends and those Of the family requested attend
funeral his late Sunday
o'clock p. without further notice
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The extra Senate closed its session yesterday at. an
early hour. Congress has gone The Supreme Cour,
has adjourned The Executive department left to ex
ecute its functions, be they for veal or for woe.
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COMMERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondent.

New YoRK, March 2i-Wednesray, p. m.
The general state OF the spring business Is such as to be
highly encouraging The CATION OF the North river is
open, and the canals OF Pennsylvania and Maryland have
already resumed their spring operations, and the ACTIVITY oil
trade in the capitals of those States very great The ca
mails of New York open later the season-ast year not
until the first Of Muy-and until approach of that event
the trade does enlven the city business, made
somewhat slack by the departure southern dealers The
mpoatons OF goods this week have been larger than Tor
the corresponding week in year since 1916 They have
for the fist sixteen days OF March been follows;
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ste amer was fair and the choice signature brought IA
closing at while less known done 60 and
less Francs scaree aud closed at $50 The stock
has not bsen buoyant this of affairs closing
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WASHINGTON Cry, ID. c., March IL, IS49
A YOUNG MAN, who can speak beth the spanish and
n English languages and as qualified give lessons
boys Spanish and who can produce good recommended
tons qualifications for housekeeping, &c. and
has travelled all through North and South of the Union
wishes obtain n situation with any gentleman family
who may wish employ any for that purpose or
a house keeper.
Please address the subscriber, through the Post Office
Mar I3-codlw~ ANTHONY ZUGESNAVAR.
TOUvALl ~ BROrAER Merchant Tntio,s nre now
~ receiving styles of French and English spdnr cn
smeres, vestings and cloths; also. variety OF goods in
their line OF business suitable for the spring summer
of the finest French and English ure any of which
they VIII make to order in their usual style of elegance
Also ne cfavais uspendes handkeohiets gloves, silk
shirts and drawers, nc. DOVALL & BROTHER
Mar Z5-co3wh Under Gadsby's Hotel.
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IWh RENT. md possession given the lst OF April
poxipo the four story house street, south side,
near 18th street Inquire Of Mr. Reed, next door.
Mar 9-3taw2y~
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Mrs Ann Gerry died al New Haven the 9Th instant,
aged eighy-sx She the relc OF Elbdgc Gerry,
of the signers of the Declaration OF Independence.
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Adelphi Theatre.
Messrs. q. F. BROWNE and III. F. NICHOLS Proprietors.
Mr. J. b. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
Benefit and last appearance of
MISS JULIA DEAN
Ca SATURDAY, March "a,
Will be performed Talord's Tragedy of
ION.
Ion Miss Julia Dean.
Adrasus Mr.. Roberts.
To conclude with the Face Of the
DEAD SHOT.
Hector Timid Mr.. Dean
Louisa Miss Julia Dean.
Private boxes rs dress circle and parqsettc, SO
ents gallery, % cents. Mar "a
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rIruREE Four thousand Ru heels OF large ""a
clean oyster shells 10, sale. Apply at the onion o"oe
Mar Is
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Ordinary Mid good Mid R.ir Fully fa,
TO good ord. middlng, 10 fair to ga FIR
Upland and Florida IN a 81 a7/ HAIL 7keoa
N. Orleans II Mobile 81 NAH 7tas' *

Since the opening of the river the 18th there been
disposition to realize in view of larger receipts from
Albany The market has been sustained, however by a
active demand, and the exports for March are now
1873 bbls against 1866 bbs las, year The close
common State western, IS 37S a rs AZ,
straight and good western, So A IS 5O pure Genesee
So So IN Georgetown, SIS l2a 50 3ll. Rye -four is
lower, say VII 81 %; meal yellow Jersey, So SCI
ga GA Wheat quiet with moderate demand for mill
ing; say white Ohio, 81 t2i 81 H. Northern rye 60
60a Barley, tworowed, So Corn is in better
supply; but the export demand is also better and the price
cent higher say white southern, 80 5ll cts yellow
southern, Sc 81 cts Long Island yellow, 81 cts white
Jersey, round, d IS cents Hemp, dew-roted American
sells $3.50, months Moasses, large arrivals of Cuba
have caused decline of a cent. Pork heavy until
yesterday, has revived mess $40 S2l $40 rs
prime IS 75 So Beef is inactive sales not large Ohio
lard is in fair demand good to prime, tierces "a Ga
cents kegs, cents. Rice, firm at SIS So Is; wits.
key, New Orleans, u cents tallow, 81 a 81 cents,
Fcghts have declined slightly to Lverpoosay, cotton
932d corn in bulk, q 81 cents Havrc,
cent.
Money for some days was easy and offered at 6
good stocks, but has risen in demand,
and is quite tight to-day The demand for bills for the
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A CARD TO THE GENTLEMEN

Private boxes, IS cents dress circle and parqsete.
ents ; gallery, 25 cents. Mar 2
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T KNOX WALKER Will praoaiss law !" the SUI
Court of the United States, and attend 10 The
prose ution OF claims against the government Address
Washington, d. @.
Ma lO--u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-27
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
RESIGNATION.
sr HExaY v. LoNGTELLow

TsfRE IL no hock, however watched and tended,
But one dead lamb is there
There IL no fireside, howsoe'er defended,
But has one vacant char
The air Is full Of fsrewels 70 the dying.
And mornings for the dead
The hear, Of Rachel for her children crying
VIII not be comiorted
Let q. be patient these severe Affections
Not froIl the ground arise
Bot oftentines celestial benedictiOns
Assume this dark disguise.
We see but dimly through the mists and vaPorsi
Amid these earthly damps
What seem % us bat dim, iunereal tapers,
May be Heavens distant lamps
There is no Death what seems 50 is transition
This life Of Mortal breath
Is but suburb Of the life elyHsn,
Whose portals we call Death.
She ia not desd-the child Of our affection
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
Add Christ himself doth rule.
Ia that oreat CiOister's stiffness and secl7siOn
BY guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation. safe from sin q pollution,
She lives, whom We call dead.
Day after day we think what she is doing
10 those bright realms Of air,
Year after year her tender steps pursuing
Behold her grown more far.
Thus do we walk with her, and keep onbroken
The bond which Nature gives,
Thinking that or remembrance, though unIpokeu
May reach her where she lives
Not asa chilftian we again behold her;
For when with rapturcs Wild
Ia our embraces we again eniCd her,
she will not be a child
Bot fair maiden in her Fathers mansion,
Clothed with celestial grace
And beautiful with ali the souls expansion
Shall we behold her face.
And though st times impetDous with emotion
And anguish long suppressed.
The sw cling heart hesves moaning Ike the ocean
That cannot be o. rest
We will be patient and assuage the feeling
We cannot wholly stay;
By silence sanctifying, not cOncea.Dg
The grief that must have way.
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CALIFORNIA.

<fS-- FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
&-LltA VIA NEW-ORLEANS The O. \ Mai steam
th'p Company Will dispatch on Saturday MAY
8. ihs rowmf tous and weilkrOEn Steamship FALCON
zoo Chsgfes, VIA Havana and keV-O reans and viii land
srd receive At ths Bar CharstJn savar-
nah The Facon viii carry out the q Mails or tho Pa
cine steamers from Pauans % California sud Oregon.
PASSAGE TO cssCzEs.
IN FOfs ard cabin .... 100
Lover after cabin ..... sllj S,eefsgs ........ 90
FA.sAgG To Nt~oRLEANs.
statoTOOu. Us Lover after cabin 80 btsefags Is
PASSAGE To havana.
stste-foOm go Lower ahsr cabin. 8 Storage rs
Fof irrsh VI pGssass Apply 10 ~ .. ROBERTS
80 iMg.f no NNa.t.t
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TRICOPHEROUS.
PROF BARRY'S
OPH Z Il 0 u s,
o. NtLIa NH" =HNlN..af-f
For 80 orinz. preserving ard oesaAiyins
hKr. erscicAr1g scu1 AID dsrcfui'
Ac1 currg ciTess-s q re sKir'
glands al muscles. Sc 20,


.
AID ourrg siIssses q ne srn
glands srd muscles. sri-gs
cus bruises Tprsirs,
IN ORDER 10 CONVINCE TIE PUBLIC q ne ed
fcacy q ,ty curative pre- Psrtou u ts ~ - a. -
s-cv7 Ege. q q necesssry 20 -Hps,1 ~ pll
op.rE0u TIE process By Which Professor 5AiIy II,
c355-ro1s produces such exrs'fdHkry resl. eA.o -
Understood uiin0lt brrf noCce OF ne sraale -
of tha cecAse slhs.ar-es % 1ch % aps- srd 20 NC
corcr0c q which u accomplish ire los sAl.ey
"a TIE connection begwe-r re hair and NJ skn . %
ro.e t,f he ore nav Be Almost deemed c1ninusuon 81
tie other an he-ce Utatev@r r@roVsl-s rrtr- - lv-i
49,, he hair mast u necessity res tf1 irrl@nce
upo- lie seusidy. mehrsre 10 which "a roots are tH-d
The skn hat uord-r'l euvelop n Vncn ne sense q
touch resides consss o. iaree sye-be -pa-rns Or q
urle seuli-J-scle % suos irsensoe an ile r-r n1-
cos-n. which suo1zy membrane, reti-1 aied 10
nerves s-d h.ocdvesse and forns sort OF fn-a y s
n ro1sa.es the iaird aver Of 10 uPe @nrelop Ia
fr tough --I'i- az esalr irieElu-c arc pca4-l re
n-rves bod vessels, &c When rlpY '-'-l = y
1sir srd u he trrslEserl q which DISEASES u 20
Dse TIE v-ss-s " ne TIE ar a. ne saos col-
fsrirg ne roois n BE hair Win ~ u1sa p = ou .iA
-1f.s az il@1Are rslses W1ch 49, &c lfa.n OF
i@ BAR $50 1--i ne hesh - The sE1 T1t 81 eF-
iert IT, Observer we - susrrpl1r OF DEL
arfrsn1n By TO- s-afrust ard r1yro1gi f1r 20 a. ~
ts-eos diseases The rar becomes try and hs-sl 81 a
ally or er.r-g hst Woods turus ta@ SKI =
- fass 40 ---- ress Dc he r0-sors u The scsp
i- Iry hen rfr-t nus pr'Trf ne cos-
a. ny an sympsssy between NJ ofgaas % ne 'kn AZ
lh- hsir
The voreer- restorative ard remedial properties q
Prlf-sslr bsrrys Trropher1rs- are 7as-4 lpon MS ~
The f.mu surg ne iler vess-s oo-nrs - pof-s
rr1sr-rg a.. gty % fh- -r son s-sksrilg c iner
-tla-gy al he v-g-iarg- fI-rio1s vhi-h give m. srt
5-slty ne S,r-s -v-rr every '.rr- ' -lfi A
dardrutsn1 so-n colGE even - hs of a. -'i lieo
heat p-ik = Oh e. ..ossv. .lsy 49, classic covering
S4sf1s = ile lg-- = f-af-ss1r bsr'y IT.
c07tefcls t. ssm- Properties ---n re'i-r- vita ard
s-g-slv- power o. - sti1 ~ h- tea srs laF ne -
fcis In 81 cgi--eous seases 3srt-s nli1es rof
11ls t1~us ui-s " -s-ciG s1rairs pricFy 1-a COLI
Dams chsppe1 hands rreg;ussm r-rls f-afs, bruises
re.ress u be .ki1. 10 short At - ifollesom@ ard
painful eIi4rns ci,easss ant III sre % com
nor IN r.m-a sd q -- uotlrg h1s rere1i-s
90 ~rnov- Tn-nr vii n- fflna speedy safe
a. fHrf. az cure 81 rue 0. - ipl1 am ~ reno
water ard hau Ter = Narss choicest ornament srt a
potent Ard -vausb remedial sg-nt its srl o. T.sce
or every fUi .-. ard ln ev-~y InerI-ilr cr@sf.
Ire oil owing .--fec f ln r'-t--l = NJ
,mt sr 1c0 = serve 30 sao ne - - ihe prepare
ton sni ,ae estimation 10 which Il 70 held y hose who
ave Given A. irsl
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RoBrNsoNs INSTITUTE.

rI'HlS INSTITUTION sisusfsd !, Olli9fd. Corn j
4 niles esss of New -Hsv.u. q guec Is FAM
BoSrcag Scnool-iae Government u .hicn . tncuy -
r-ctal- Th- cOurse u si1ti-s pursued emMsecs ~
0uEh Engish Classical scd Nal5er AcA EilcAlcn II
Sumner Tern Of q weeks VII colnr-rc- ne % q AaJ
Terms for Board. Tuiaon &c - nc insTu1ors fsHiy
ron 500 10 s. per y-Ar according 70 - sac u he p
ps ard eocrs- u srsies rursuec References ray b
made 20 Rev joseph P Ta0mps0u, Dr. Area Lins y " 2
Robinson Eld JOseph Hlr-. ts-rs Az i-.efll-~ p -
Be ha< with ihs Pnrcipz ~ Morn AE7ficAG h0i74
from ne lu.h 10 The -eth Ok Aprli-
SAMUEL ROBINSON " rrrcl5s.-
C1ifort. Com Arrt 10. 1913. AZ lfDltN+
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s 900 WINDOW SHADES.

TUE LARGE STOCK " TN sorec sne American nan1
fac1rec trsLsrarecl ~sd0r shs-es q ever 1~scfP
uOa. wholesale and retail a. he WINDOW cn.de Enof-i
tss PeAri-sL New OK fclr doors from CnsAsn - % q
fer-t Tor sale prices vii defy a. con Peno1 40
s cornces bfsss-s cords tssses Ard cAuons ioi ne
trads. Purchasers inved call and oxGli1e Tor
thruseves-S B. Orssu promptly exec1ied and s-ci 10
xuy part q ne United States BY Ictressisg
Is In ". o, gESks, 50 PssTi-sl " r
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rnR CALIFORNIA

reNHE SUBSCRIBER continues 10 supply individuals,
4 couusnita and ins trade In 8nd $ 0ers and Wash
era N. l.srs and Cod Picks. FcssN.s shovel Spr-es
HOES Axes and Hsrhe,s. kriges ard borss, Hunters
Knives Dilts and Ro~le Knives, Guns kh-s O. hlLes
Pistols &c: Percussion Cspf. sand Cmcihrs. ack Lead
Pots MofiGrs and Peui-s Jewellers snd Smiihs F)fErs
inpots for mnnLe Go aud Tesl Tor GOD Pow Ger shct
~ and Bar Load Tents. Hsnmccss. SC. conprdrg
general assortment 90 afdTsre, u.ty-- Edge ies Sc
psfurua is ADAPTED ll- California market slt she sde
In general lr3i Inf 4 : LITTLE. SIS fuf9r-si
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BOOK TRADE.
TWBANEis HYDRAULICS
DIVIDENDS.

ne -r1 Hss frsHr .rrarf Ar y. 4ttf
THE President And DIRECTORS have
ihs cay sre1 dividend q fJ1r srf one haf per
cst % ne rsri-a s0ct " - pay Tor hf 1Jlili
ending l February al ID - t1fSnor~rs % an
sf-r T1escsy H day - HaI next The tra11ter BOOK
w. 30 c.os@d from 15.t r1u 80 ABOVE cs-
al ihyl By order. L LFERlrT, secreisry
MECHANICS BANK NEWTON. Apri Is. 1879
VA Oviderl = flsr pr cs1i ~ capita socE Of
M Rans f1 fle esr--gs % 30 al Ak months vi -
rad - . s1ss-1ars "a A. sH-r ODE 81 y hsy n-1t
re .-srsf-r haoTs ~ ~ closed ron lbs day ~ he 81
sSlgl ? " EDMOyDs Csssi--
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SURE AND INF kLLlBLk SPECIFIC GgN1s, rs
~ distressing comp stat whether b.in5 ~ bleeding Nor-
AFFECTED wsh d psa'l disorder should hesisi- mou-Li
10 ny me nraclols virtue add eject of ma fy
conlsiuing inierrs well external cure Prce o.
% ,tsge with fnl directions 80 sod exciusvey
BY J. DNit cSn-f Nrihsi scd SrosdVsy, Newly ofA
e. D. Ayrrs. conner o. Henry ard Ausnse fs slso his
HaNna. Fullna a. Rrn.klNn. a. I'M
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

NVEoTED FOR C4LiF0RNfA-A msch.oi''
W Who Ia perfectly capable iO fepHr ar run ses
pI1e wanted by company Go accompany hem 90 C'i-
f1us Apply Al font room, 7i Il, osdwey, be.~sen NE
holrs - ~ md clock. ~ I"'
'fNU tALIFOitSIAN--Jeu psisrt si.uvlal
4 God Washer, superior 90 anything ct produced The
undersigned having msae arrangements with hs paeal' r
frr hr sale az the above article, Won snosi frrpecy TO-
s pablo. iut more particularly cpnnitres ~ hsto
caiols, Individual &c desiring cheap and 81 ne s-"
hms p.r'ec End sample mh-hine fir -KrHclag god from
Ore earh call and examine that De he's % consifni
operation 90 9l Maid uanr. Two run wath win lhe
smallest machine (rHsifg only $50 0 hJshe oi eaflh per
day. lsiNfI CiAs NJ SlmONSON s' Maiden An~
nORTNKLE fKON HOUSES FOR CALEOR-
I nfA-rh- rrlvsl.z.d iron houses co1sHucled hy n-
fr Caiiofs having met with 20 much approval ta ma
Induced in cell ne attention ~ those gong l' CLionE 20
"a a1nuinnal ~ them The iron is CrlOl % iu slcu
manner ell paris ~ i. house. roof nut tfcs Fdo 60
eeher snd nnuse .s be pa ur in lcss tfu Day
They are r Chtspef wood ireqro or ari much
more comfortable han innia house n be shove ix- can
lee shipped hores 'r- long and fr' wide sud
inches d.en the freight o1 hch would he about 1ii 'e
aan Frencfco There Wi also be- 900 trouble pa removing
rom pan 0 the country 90 scDhnf "a ne hoae cen n
Pew houls -e i.teu down All put up. By calling upon
the sunasrfef house of ttc tHofr fI- can fe fosn
fuf 8Us PETER NAV LOk. Us St.re-qL
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ToorH-ACHE- rooTH-ACHE.

xxrHO WOULD BIZ AFFLICTED win this terrible pain
w h-n ~ ealing 90 D. PAIGE surgeoo Denust cor
oppcsit- CsnEsI Ferry hey can
b cured 10 = isS mipuies making decayed sud schins
te.tb us@t snd pcfmSnrni tr hie Amer severs years
nr.re Dr. has fl coufderee 10 he stifal snd decHie
Operations II Inserting teeth Oh p.sie % pivoN psssins
-gnisfrg ertrsrlrx. &c. &c. 40 iN-
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nR UPHAMS kLECTOARY-tAn internal remedy
Ia ccrAin for ne Pies either internal
-heed.uS biuc. sod wholesale and rean ony 20 lhis
city A. ne once % ne orgirs proprietor, A lPHAh
n regular eJucaset physician 81 = years experience
c,rsncd IL Al once here Pss and chroni diseases
,urcrsshy reked Meccs once go bo~ery fOzr dcOfs
shove SpuussL Ohoe aoGn hon AN 10 3 p N Al
VIA srals m.S Inn
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PAPER UANGrHGS.

~ BROWNS paper hanging sord-f ard osodooh IND
~ porting ard manufacturing wsfrhoose o Csnsst -
large assortment Of Frsnch and Amercsa paper hang
ngs borders tire board prinss and sss
Rooms neatly pspcfed. SIC I'm