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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-25
siekne ss IN California.

The great mortality attending the immigration
10 this country has gwen rise TO painful anxiety on
The part of friends at home. 1t cannot be denied
that very many who braved the dangers of the sea
and the hadships of the plains, and fondly thought
all perils past, when they reached the Ell Dorado,
have found graves where they hoped to realize
fortune and fame. AS the season is again APP
preaching when disease, which lhas given us
truce, will revisit our enchanting plains, II may be
well TO review the influences which have been at
work 10 carry gloom TO so many fresides.
The principal immigration from the States the
last season, was by Cape Horn and the Plains.
DyseDery is very prevalent among those who land
from long voyages in the heat of summer, even in
the most healthy places, and very lew escaped an
attack from il who landed at San Francisco last
summer. Passengers by some ships suffered more
severely than others, and those who remained
few weeks on the coast before they encountered
the extreme heat Of the inland places, had little
difficulty in recovering. Some companies that
went directly 10 the mines lost nearly half OF their
number. Another source of disease was common
lie those who came by both OF the routes named
HE want OF proper supply OF fresh vegetable food
few ships were well supplied, and one, in which
The writer was a passenger, lost but two out OF
nearly one hundred passengers, and those died
landing; they both care directly into the interior
flom the vessel. Few ships had well marked
cases Of scurvy, but the system was in that NOR
bid state bordering on II, and a few weeks spent
at the mines, without vegetables, rapidly de-
yeloped the disease the very existence of
land scurvy was unsuspected by many who
were abonng under its fatal effects. In the
mean time, the malaria of the valley lent its
aid TO compcate the difficulties and ensure
the fatal termination. After vainly waiting till
means were exhausted, they gathered into the
larger towns, where, from the want Of proper at
| tentons and comforts, indulgence in over-eating
ard improper food, they placed where PHI
lbnthropy and science were impotent TO avert the
cad catsstrophe-scorbutic dysentery, or confirmed
dian hGs, Gle sed the scene. Now these are causes
that for the most part need not exist. The public
are better informed Of their dangers, and the coun-
Try is better supplied with the necessaries for
health
There are few countnes that enjoy finer eli
mate or more healthy than ours at This of
the year; yet II ~ contrary to the nature Of things
that valley, saturated with water as this Is during
a part Of the year, and thoroughly heated and
dried At another, should enjoy an immunity from
epidemic feveTs but think all will concur with
me " no were here last summer and fall in saying
that they were Of mild form Other and unne-
cessary complications Of causes there that
has given SO mounful a list Of fallen among the
pioneers Of our proud State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-25

FROM the Alta Callfornla May 10
Intimately as we are acquainted with the predo-
minant spirit of emery and enterprise of our city, we
have almost wondered at the raPidty with which
the burned district is being again built up Ii ex-
ceeds the speed with which the work was accom-
plshed after the December fire. Already, in Ports
mouth Square, the Bella Union and st. Charles,
houses of public resort, opened and hourly
thronged. Ia Washington street, two dry goods
stores, ala Amarillo" and Juan Cima's, are
opened and stocked, and on both sides of the way
buildings are nearly completed, and will be ready
for occupation by the latter end OF this week. In
fact the ruins are than half covered over and
except that The editces are not of so elegant
character, substantially built, even, as pre-
yiously, they will present handsome appearance.
The fact of the business easen having now fairly
commenced, and the necessity of being alive to take
advantage of il, has materially accelerated opera
lions. The present busy hum created by the indus
trious mechanic, will soon give way TO the usual
activity and hustle of mercantile trade, and the
departure of the next steamer casual observer
would be scarcely able 10 realize the devastation of
the 4th inst. Notwithstanding the immense amount
of property destroyed, which was not al all over
estimated, business has not been generally de-
pressed, even mOmentarily, as il was feared and
anticipated. Our community have risen again to
the surface of the waters with cork-like buoyancy
ard the sad and gloomy faces of the early part of
last week. have frightened by the prosperous hopes
anticipated in the future. Never was calamity
taken with more fortitude and philosophy than in
this city. And if to win success is but TO deserve,
then those who have suffered will meet with their
just reward Nj desperandum seems to be the
popular motto amagamated with the David
CTocket principle, enlarged and improved. We are
satisfied that nothing retard or check the pros
perity, rapid growth, advancement and Importance
of this, the principal city and seaport OF the Pacific
coast. Pre- San Francisco!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-25

April, Capt. HENRY H. WILLIS, of Baltimore in the
AID year of his age, leaving an affectionats wife
and two children TO mourn his loss
In San Francisco, on the morning of the 9th ult,
john HENRY BEACH, ESQ.,, of Saratoga Springs,
N. Y.
On brig Kate Heath, Feb. oath, accidentally,
Mr.. JEREMIAH MARTIN, of Portland, Me.
At Acapulco, on the Pacific Ocean, on the 9th
of March, 1850, Capt ALBERT CAUIINe, late of New
Orleans, and formerly captain of the tow boats on
the Mississippi river. His papers and effects are in
the hands of u. S. Consul, at Acapulco.
New Orleans papers will please copy.
On board brig Quaddy Belle, April 10th, lat. 45
N, lon ll9 so, w, THOMAS S. BURNuA,i, of Lu-
bee, Me-, aged 46 years.
Eastern papers will please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-25

mercantile class would have desirable effect and
influence on those who now doubt the practicable
ity, although admitting the necessity, of building
a railroad, ssch is contemplated by our brethren
on the Atlantic side
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-25

mat his purses were taken by man named Viii,
ham Quinn. One Of them contained goo In gold
dust, and the other sl25 He also had mule and
sundry articles, 10 the amount OF about $lT This
Mr.. Quinn packed Cassidy's mule, and cleared of,
after the explosion. In my capacity as sheriff OF
this place, endeavored to overtake him, but with
out success.
You will please publish this information, so that
IL may reach the families of the deceased. came
from Bethlehem, Albany county, New York, three
miles from Albany, where my father-John Has
Well-new resides
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-25

In addition, nearly or quite ss many more smal
cases, consisting Of drunkenness Nc., were dispos
ed Of without prosecution.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-08
EuIociu,ns in the House.

Annexed wilt be found The remarks Of
Messrs. Conrad Of Ls., and Winthrop on The
death oil President Taylor, delivered in the
House Of r representatives on The lO.h in
sIanr:
Mr.. CONRAD said: Mr.. Speaker, in &C.
cotdance with wish expressed by many
members, have prepared resolution adap-
ted TO the melancholy event which has inst
been announced and which | propose to oifer
10 the House. Before dong So, however, |
would do violence TO my own feelings, as a
repI Iesentsuve of that STATE Of which the Illus
trous deceased was citizen, and tho bright.
es, ornament, If did not offer some rems,ks
appropriate TO the melancholy occasion on
which we are assembled. Sc dom has an
vent occurred which more stflkinsly Illus.
traes the uncertainty oil life and the ns'sb'li
ly of earthly greatness than the one we are
called upon TO dep'ore.
A few days ago General Taylor was in his
usual robust health. Ga the fourth Of this
month he attended some ceremonies Which
took place in commemoration OF the anniver
ssry Of our national independence. A. the
ceremonies occorIed in the open sr, II is be.
lieved, that the exposure TO heat of unusu
al intensity produced the mslady which, al
bout half pas, ten last night, tetmnsted his
earthly career.
A great patriot has fallen! A great ben
efaclor Of his country has departed from a,
mong US Ia few hours u nation will be
plunged into mourn,ng. and the voice oil la.
men,atinn will ascend from twenty millions
Of people
II is not my purpose. Mr.. Speaker, to
dwell o, length, on this occasion, on the pub
lie career enj the military achievements ol
General Tay lor. These belong to the hls'o
~ of his country, and are deeply engraven
on the memories and hearts of his country.
men. prefer to dwell on those minor traits
Of his character which. as they oxert a less
perceplibls influence on tho des,,nles OF IA
lions, are too often overlooked by historians.
General Taylor was not one Of those char
ac,ers Of which history furnishes many consP'
cuou. examples, in which many defects are
concealed, amid the dazzling splendor OF a
single virtue. On the luminous disc oi hn
character no dark spots are dscernible. Hl'
biographer will have no great toles to con
ceal, or faults TO excuse, or crimes to Pall'a's
or condemn. There isno dark passage II
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-08

A bottle Of Egyptian perfume, 1000 years
old. IL preserved at the Alnwick tIuscun,
and still retains ils odor.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-08
A WHEEL WITHIN A WHEEL-AN EGG
WITHIN AN EGG.

A fowl egg was brought 10 our office, yes.
terday, almost the size Of goose egg, which
contained within 1t another perfect egg Of or.
binary size. 1asy may be seen at this Office.
The fowl which produced il was of large
breed. imported by Capt. Howard, Of Charles.
ton Neck. - Charleston Courier.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-12

Wfschsseer AcAdeny.
TINE once PrncpaI institution BY
6iheon been filled The q H. w Thorpe
A. M who has been recommended % e board gensman
teacher. He viii be
ed BY Professor Of Mode Languages, and such other help the
aunber Of papils may require tts " ssttNR aH-f
The win be opened Monday September hs
regular ume and In few thereafter ansemenls will be
made oi the reception Of boaders la be time boarding
be had reasonable other places r.
The heaness town. pobaby not surpassed by any
the Union and m accessible position, combine with the in
sc merits the school 20 commend the and patronage
parents and others having the charge Of youth
.sifa5heE fsshs 80 ROBERT Y. CONRAD. President.
Is W, Dr. W. BARTON, 5ecfetay.gY I
f3 A non JAMES M. MASON,
THOMAS A. TIDHAI1t, ESQ,
DR.. ROBERT +. BALDWIN,
JOHN BRUCE, esa1
Ds. H.. H. MCGUIRE,
PHILIP WILBERNS, esq,
Joseph III SHERRARD esq,
JAMES MARSHALL, ESQ.,
.8. e##.#.. Rev, A. A. II. BOYD, s#
Rev. @. p. KRAUTH,
Aug as-wcp, Trustees.
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uN1yERsIrY OF MARYLAND.

THE next session win begin Monday, 18th day Of oco
II 1850, close first March, 1881. s. t# aiI.o aag
Nathan r. Smith, NJ, D., Surgery ss II
VIM Z. A. Aiken, NJ D., Chemistry and Pharmacy. -
samuel Chew NJ D., Therapeutics, Maera Medca, and ny
giene. u "A VI .ts 49, kNi f -, ~
VIM Power, N. ID, Theory and Practce Of Medicine =,
Richard u. Thomas, M D. Midwifery and Diseases OF "oa
and Children. ~ vlfl sLsg .tst ag,g he fn-at4tH q
Geo w. Miltenbcrssr, NJ. D., Pathological Anatomy. -.
opportunities o the prosecution OF fracua
Anstomy q moderate expense.
four week, by Professors Smith and row
with the privilege Of daily visit 10
charge The student Tor the ticket ~
Fees for 600 495 Practical Anatomy, ei0 NAM
''''a' y - = WILLIAM u. A. AIKEN, Dean
Aug. 7-2awtisoc |a rs f.s = AIR. GEE,
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DvICE about characterization Washington city
DESIRE fer OCCASION 70 have their tables the choicest
and condition prices
time wishing avoid the purchase Of original package Of
each have superior selection for table, OF number Of
packed and delivered
residences Gree Of egh by Adamss any day required
addressing eegraphic day
The OF dozen will be made by the under
signed from his stRhenh Mosele sparkling Champagne and
Mosee, which he unequacd sherry Madeira
PORT surpassed; including exquisite Amonla
do, Manzania and White Port Clare Medoc Burgundy San
and other French and German wines supo stock
the United also medium and finest bandes and Havana
cigars, all imported direct Address
JACOB SNYDER, IT,
Aug 27-dlmf Wine Merchant, Philadelphia
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$3.50. ia dad q sAs s.aiss. Its se.I bs dsv o.
hs Postmaster General N ~ future lettings eoauses ne
~. sa - s % &C. .:
hou o.s references % s s a .as
shall contractor he.sAss ne
s any previous son'issor y ' '''s'
careful read the forms and iaslaeesa.s y
70 s DE Ssss !, which ss Intend 5. S
Oh a.: ., wss e s Ii s 81 s sS s'ss
steamboat, railroad The case may s
.fs n ~ sss s - s ss sa
posing the cheapest mode of transportation ~ ~
PROPOSALS Tor e.rry,sw aAs m.lis o. iAe Ua,s.a
ss s @ q .as @ 3. As e ma
manner herein described, win BE- received the Gourmet oce
a o. Soss%si sS 70 Be decided y iEs G q sa,sa
Route ass Leave Rome, George at 3 uiwssky, Moad.
BY CAVE spas, state Line, ps..an, CAP, As.r,
s.as Sssa k ss s . ..s ss
To Eyion, by $ , m, mex, days ia7 miles,
And back between Z, m, sunday "Wednesday, and
49, Friday and 70 M mex, days Y
No. 800 f SsS anS SATURDAY Tuesday Ihun
~ Yioa' MsSsiSs'. ,oas.ssro'
And back between 3, n, Tuesday, Thursday and sase
No. ssas From Tusssoo.a :, ui-weskly Monday wsda
ny Eo.ssI. Dasi Creek, Knoxville. springfield. .ls
And back ssiwesa -. Tuesday. Thursday, and Sam,
No $3.50 FROM al" sss Monday wsaa
by Sorshpoi,, spssy Turnpike corao, Reform Antioch,
| To Columbus, Mississippi by ~, m. same days, 81
Aud back between NJ Tuesday. Thursday and Satin.
No sss7 From greensboro tiweekly Monday, Wed
By f ssiisw Square, ka,aw clinton rea.sn, Ridge HOPS
Pickensvis, and Larys HIM.
And Y Sssa, Tussday Tnadsy and a.
No. m rr S' En sas r H. Weekly Monday "wednesday
NJ Mouns Hebron gainesville scoober Mssssipm De
1i ssss .;wsss r. ns. a s %'ss
| m, next days.
SpS more time or he ps are
No. s6O From Greensboro At u, ri weekly, Monday We'd
BY s Macon ID Demopais Belmont, and Bufpor,;
Aad l ssss ss Tsssas TSusa and Sat
so rs ss' S. snS No. E...p a's; M ~..l .
BY drssnDush, HiIsOoro', County Line and Union II
And back, Between tuesday, THURSDAY, and %.
Proposal. Muc.alasky, with one hour less time
$751;. From Herbert, ui weekly, Monday Wednesday
BY TaIasha, oktibbehah, DaeviIe, Pon.a. Laudsrds.
Springs, and Penoa, Alabamai g
And back, between 4 D. Monday, "Wednesday. and hi
Bds q a COMMENCE a. Muessiuky miles further whou
| additional running time, are invited.
| NOTES.
Each should be BY BY QUE
"Thc undersigned, guaranty that III 80,
BIZ S for l .a mail sns into an p
January with good and sufficient surees 70 perform
This should &c accompanied by the certificate postmaster
and able 70 make good tSsi sasrsn,ss
proposal be The department sealed endorsed
Assistant ASSISTANT postmaster General -
and ns eonaoSs which to Be
last annual advertisement = - u.,,
| Sep, 2e-wtNov2a Postmaster General
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ny virtue otwo DEGREES county sitting court
ID equity undersigned, trustee, win sell before we court
house door IA PORT Tobacco Monday the I'D day July next
Of and Ave O'Clock ne tract q land
Francis Neale died con
ssng upon which The said Dr. Francis Neae lived and
al the time called known "Goose
Creek containing hundred and iy acres, 65o aeres
or less 90
upon comfortable dwelling, barns, stables and
all the necessary IL s well waeed heavily numbered
land In high state OF cult
yaon and yields products Of the county
mill. @.#l4 5d. 8..
ton thereof and Inc balance In nsament,
by security by trustee bearing
Upon the payment Of the whole u he
the trustee authorized 70 convey . Tue pulehs
Of the said Mary Neae and the ae D
Neae premises, free and unincuin
oss - - u'' "''0" ' = NJ sToNEsTREET
July 4-lawtds Trustee.
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conformity entitled can act tn reduce into one se n
concerning passed the 9Th day OF 1st
1919, make all whom concern w.
appears certificate Of Logan county ds
2h Of April 1880 and received into the Land Once on wv
10Th day Of September, 1850 that BY inques held on The M &
March, following lying OF o
found escheafed o this Commonwealth, vizi ~.
hundred acres which conveydn
J. ThomeIt France, company In France styled ne
"vrnan Company Gnyandote, and which cschesied m
because title and equitable was
United States. irs5 4f n etNHeH !,
Anothe hundred part Of tract h
live hundred thousand Of which James swas
which John Dumas Franz
the assembly Of Virginia. passed In the M
Also, another usct Of rce hundred thousand Of which
Swami died seized, which also vested J
Peter France by Of me general assembly fv
which said hundred hous
hundred thousand cschcated the Con
monweat because The title thereto, legal and equitabs
alien aliens, and in citizen Of Virginia rcsiden
United ste The said John Peter Dumas being dead and Ennis
Dumas Of France being his sole heir and legal
JUS Is. ~ PARKER,
Sept 2e-law6wif Register Va. Land omcs.
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IT'D GLOVSlO0 dozen ladies' best quality kid gloves, In
N co0s white and black
65 dozen genlemen's best kid assorted. II .
chidrens worsted merno, and SILK, all ana
woed, and silk hosiery ladies' French sizes
and colors OF adics gentemens worked
collars prices; cuff match velvet cuffs and neck nbands %
match full of all kinds OF dry
goods which sold the lowest prices, fer the cash
only. @ :. 80.
Oct 3-eolw a. VIM fEhbf.
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all persons whom II may cOncerh--Janes Mu phy
Irshman year ls4e In the county Halifax and
Virginia. leaving estate, 70 which
his Of Kin ifhe LEFT entitled under the laws O. WI
who will be entitled 70 the same as his u
he left next of kin She takes this
exist forward and
their superior her 10 said property otherwise she VIII
own.
Aug l--wl4ts MARY A. MURPHY.
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a Id FehsuAEys lsAs.a 4 -lI ll fHl1 =
OssIoE CoAHIssIoEs As, June Vs. 1859,
7 the sitting day, following order
"0sdsFed That tbs notice 10 be paished
win be received b. Board after The hr dy Of
which be verified
ahdayt have been
but not YET decided hearing the Monday 81
delay be wanted,
ton in writing be submitted before that
setting forth the for such dosy.n 4 Ese1t
will receive, accordingly me notice conveyed BY
'hs isei'ai :" us 'o'esoAs EDWARD WIN. JOHNSTON
July D. xtlstFeb Secretary 70 the Comaaission.
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CITY TAxES-Notice to Proporty Holders.-An persons
indebted for the le49 previous real
property that such
delinquent rrt Of September will
against the Directs by advertisement and
their properly TO avoid this expensive process all would do
well 10 make speedy payments.
TAX BY ordinance the corporation the
and succeeding made become due
middle formerly The
for tbs 1850 erefo became due on the ls Instant and
payable deduction OF cent will be allowed
all o that be paid during the months cf July and
"'s1 A. RoTHwELL,
July 4-2aw2mif Collector
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John NJ McCALIA late Second Auditor OF the Treas
In the prosecution OF claims the govern
men before Congress- the departments in the settlement
military accounts, aud agency business generally.
addressed him business should be postpaid HIS Oh
fee Is ut the 9Th and Louisiana avenue.
WAsHIsoTos CrrY, Apnl2e-u
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ITSION HOTEL FOR sALE.-This property, situated
Main the city Of Richmond, within nye minutes wak
Sailosd .Ss vicinity Of the dock and Il. conns.on
@ a a s sa o n
viii Be sold the hshs,, bidder public auction Tuesday ne
su and spssous being as large and planned
considerable advance in The value Of
Of sale win Isqss 60 cash payment 900
me expiration hse, day o. sale,
,ss s q s Sss apSn he
:'s a. ne sane lime md .s and sT ,%r and
attached 70 the hotel snodng good location r ssy
The TIDE 20 unique
q % q The Bank e So rs sd s:
WAITED ..aaio. /. wanted y German si. IN puy.,.
best ofrsenee. can be ss R,sss address - \, ,o
sth street, between street. and Penn'yivania avenue
oe'r-@ tsa8e t1H .t fe-rf iat-t
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED Nv. respectfully invite
the attention Of friends and The public generally
.y Ss ana ou our n a
M in want Of sea. bargains especially invited We name the
smsrodeed ehanscaSle ea.msres and cheap
% pieces plain and fancy colored cashmere.
50 pieces beautiful style priced mousseInes and casmeres
The auction bargains: and wi, Offered the
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 Co.
Accommodating barge and complete
q % sss s o esss S s,p ssd direct fro"
ivory handled knives forks, detached
% AZ ss's s'sasS s.a'
Walters and trays, In endless variety
Together with other and durable goods, tedious
JNo: ", BADEN BRO.
Penn avenue, south side, near 6th street
eep
the Of members Congress strangers, and
s sss = .s s1s s s
ssnce any acs q eo,hios At prices which shs compsrs a.
Ss name sss % nss :. .,s % under.
shirts sin and wooen stocks umbrellas uspende's, hand
'f Sept ss. -ssss = DuvALL |. saorHHn.
%sa q d. ssovs when We inss q. and door 100.
Fine msrino haleho.e for boys
rpan No sock. .S sss Stocking. &c @'''''
y g dozen so h e whit Ssi,s n iss s0s''
10 do nsh,coiored DO 50 cents per pair
Also variety brushes buttons, trimming.
= 80 A, the old stand. Kings lace store.
GOTHIC Arsn,sss.urs applied I. Modern
soo .ns yas . nj s's sss s ,1sn
New York, 1850. 100 snrrsviass
Downing Cottage Rss'dencs Gardens and Grounds vol
Downing. Landscape Gardening nora volume.
New tea 4inA talsa4 3s&
GLOSSARY Architecture ayolume. London 100 enUsyng.
Gwis Encyclopaedia Of Architecture volume London 900
engrsvngs y ~ tFlf .tMt tt4@EfI
Prize Model Cottages London, 1850 with working
Picksfs Iron Archiecrurs lvoiame London.
WriRhwickf Hints 10 Young Architects 4 volume. London.
And many Others Eneish and American, he subject
Oct IS ai,t s1ssttf 5ias'4 ~ - FRANCK TAYLOR
II KNOX wALKER win prasssss law !. IN. supr.uss
Court OF the United States and prosecution Of
chains ans me eovsmmsss Adsssss w.hinvsn, O.
QEAUTfFUL G6ODsr-wXL ia RPEH = Co, Penn
vaIn3 avenue Pm sPd 1o M, this day
~ ''' . ss s s'' ~ ;s ss'
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ERENCxK and swiss Embroiderics.--We have large
desirable goods, which sell cheaper
than offered In this city before, viz ,"4 # aa
900 worked collars l2k cents 10 81
Fine French worked collars 81 so 10 81 #.
Jenny Lind collars SO cents 70 81 SO
@ q III DO habits ~ TO "a 50
Fine 81 so 10 W so
Fine muslin sleeves so cents 70 ~ so
A fine assortment of lace demi wells
Linen handkerchief, plain and figured nets
D7-At the cid stand, Kings Lace Store . ,,.n,,,
H. Gentlemen will call aud look cravas and
handkerchs by doing they aine forwc win sell
them very low.
Oct 6--eo3t
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WILLIAM HORHER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lameaster, Gra~t eounty, Wisconsi',,

(LArE vAueuIER COUNTY, vAO ar .iss
WILL attend Grant, Dane and Iowa and
w federal supreme Madison. He will give
prompt and particular attention the cohesion Of claims the
redemption Of and the Of fol
lzndhoders any part Of The State. A t
Refers Hon. H. g. Foote " g. sensts Hon James Mason
ESQ, Warenton, Va Mcssrs. Knos
Mason attorneys law, New York Professor W Homer
Mess B. Crockett John A. Kssson, attorneys law 80 Louis
Missouri Apla-lawIy