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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
CORRESPONDENTS.
Letter from DR.. BigeloW.

PALMYRA, Sept. ~, loov.
DEAR SIR: Yours Of the 2lst inst, IN
behalf of your friend, wishing to know ny
sentiments in relation to the Interest Law
Of the last session was handed me this
morning. am opposed to said Law, md
would in the Legislature move its repssh
and, inasmuch ns the interests Of the Ag-
ricutural community require lssisla,ivs
aid above all others, am decidedly in favor
of reduction Of interest to rate corrss.
ponding to the worth of money or capital
devoted to agricultural purposes.
will take the liberty 10 further state
that the Homestead Exemption law has
my approval, and SO far as my action, pri.
vate or public is concerned, | shall not res,
satisfied until see every landlsss family
provided with permanent home.
Your old friend, with much respect, 8
L. BIGELOW.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

+ GENERAL LANE.-The Louisville Desa-
ocrGt saws:
General Joe Lane, the Ex-Governor Of
Oregon, in letter to friend at Evnns.
Vile, Indiana, distinctly asserts his deter
mination to return TO Indiana by the lst
of December We hope this intelligence
may prove correct. Gen. Lane will re-
ceive such welcome from the people Of the
West, as is never given to any but the
creates, Of their public men.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

ASSASSINATION OF SoLouoUE -In,e Ill
gence TO the 18th inst. has been received
at Kingston, by the Philadelphia. Tho ST.
Lucia Palladium, Of the 18th Of August,
states on the authority Of rumor, that So
louque, or Faustin Premier, Of Hayti, has
been assassinaied by the Prime Minis
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

Right Rev. Dr.. Fleming Roman Catho-
lie Bishop of Newfoundland, is dead
He had;been, i'll nearly two years and was
SO years old. -.5 -.
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Ravenna, Sept. 10th 1850.

Ravenna, Sept. 10th 1850.
Ma. RANSOM A. GnLETT,
Sir: In reply to yours Of the 14th inst,
l must say that you have upon all occasions
acted towards me the part of a gentleman.
Respectfully, yours,
JOHN H. FOLEY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30

E~RrcHARD HrLLlAnD, the democratic
nominee for Congress in the Cuyahoga
District has declined the nomination,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-09-30
Census Statistics.

We are indebted to the Deputy District
Marshals for this county for the following
statistics:
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Qbe % rtage Sentinel.
r A We N N A, o HlO:

Monday, sept. so. is 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-17
FUNERAL OF GENERAL TAYLOR.

CITY HALL, NEW YORK JULYi2, lsoO.-AT MEET
" Of the COMMITTEES OF Arrangements appointed by the
Common Council in relation to the decease OF General Tay
lor late President OF the United states held In City
Hail. this day, the following resolutions adopted
Resolved That the Of the funeral obscquies
In honor OF the lamented General Zachary Taylor late Pre-
sdent OF the United States take place civic and mill
tary procession to be composed Of the military the different
orders societies and csens Of New York and the Adon
ing cities and towns. on Tuesday, the Esd instant.
Resolved, That our fellow citizens generally and the dr.
ferert orders societies trades and IRE DEPART
ments Of the cities New York Brooklyn Jersey City and
Of the villages Of Wiamsburgh and Hoboksn and also Of
the adjoining towns and be requesed 70 unite in
all orders societies and associations to operate
be requested to communicate TO the Comm before
Friday next at i've o'clock r. M at City Hall, in
out the ceremonies Of the day in appropriate
on this station, requested 20 operate with the Comm
in making the and that the COMMITTEES
Military be requested TO communicate with the commanders
OF the different stations.
Resolved That banner bearing political vices In
seriptions shall be Omitted in the procession.
Resolved That the will be in session daily In
City Hail. from the 18th 70 the I'D Inst. from TO
o'clock +. N.
Committee the part Of the Committee the part Of
Board Of Aldermen. Board Of Assistants.
GroReH II. FRASKrr~, r. L. H. WARD,
SAMUEL DHIsHArHR, CHARLEs CRAsk,
yoSAs Y. CoNckLIS, J.sEs AcKERsAr,
JAsFs ii. Cook, WESLEY SMITH,
JAcon r. OAKLrv, TLoRrScr NcCAR rHy,
MORGAN NoReANs, OSCAR W. SruRrkvArr,
President. President
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L 90 r-oFFlCE OF THE GRAND SECRETARY OF
the Grand Lodge Of southern New YORK, odd Fellows
Hall corner o. Grand ard Centre street, New York Jnly
18th, 1880 To Subordinate lodges and Members Oneers
and Brethers-At spseinl session o. The Grand
Lodge Of Southern New YORK; held this day the
preamble and resolutions adopted and ordered 10 be
trapfittsd &c the various l.dges Where's ibscrutab
providence suddenly removed from the sphere of
usefuness, Zachary Taylor. President Of the United
States and whereas IL becomes the people Of free nation
sudbJ express their sorrow. sympathy and respect 60
ward whom their had elevated 70 bis high posi-
oD and whereas The Independent orarr 81 Odd fslovs
deeply tympstL-c with the nation ~ large in this oaami
tous deportation Therefore,
Resolved That the 6rand Lode 0f Southern New York
hereby ~ the invitation or che Corporate Authorses
of the 81 New York PARTON la shs tovmntaton
of the funeral ohseguie IN Ltsf General Zachary Taylor
Tuesday, the 27d instant.
Resolved Tha the lodges n the Order in this ju-
risdcon ana vicinity Do and ar. aahy ng led O. unite
With hs Grand Lodge 10 rsying he m1rsd testimony 70
the ilusifious asai.
lived ira, odrt IN ths elton out u ne -ity
o. New lorh BE, ard afe htrtf az ried U un's vita
the authorities 20 their loc In celebrating N a
bec9mus matnsr ths iad ,vsas sheL hss ggea r % a
nations sorre~
R,ssoi,sj That %, CraBi 0cors b. and hereby
therirsd B. carry nto lcCi Joe ilreEcira -ttcIrus
Loers rtIuE zoe rvftstrr o. unite u she eerso
nies vii notify tte 1rnua Marsal 80 she oitse q ne
Gtshc SECRETARY .r ne dy uces sing tLg receipt on %
no &c. BENJAMIN J. FtNIs, errud Secretary.
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CRANKLIN MUsEUN, l7o CHATHAM SQUARE. OPED
ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYS.

RROoKLYN MUsEUM-CORNER or ORANGE AND
ID Fulton streeta-CHANFRAU BURKE, proprietors-
c. Burke director Of amusements The Museum will be
evening at half past with choice collection Of
eurosities The in the lecture will
mence every evening at o'clock wednesday evening will
be presented the moral piece entitled the PEOPLES
YER-Solsn Single, Mr. c. Burke Howard, Mr.. Bowers;
Grace Mrs Bowers Dvertisement by the Infant Family
To conclude with aughable farce in which Mr. Burke Mr.
Jefferson, Mrs Bowers Mrs. Jefferson. sc.. will appear
Admission rs cents; children, under years. half price
extra seats in psrquette, one shilling.
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AmUsE mENTs IN PHILADELPHIA,

RARNUM MUSEUM, PHILADELPHIA.-P. 4.
ID Bsynum, Proprietor and Manager Henry Sanford,
Assistant Manager Engaeement Of NJ Bira the greatest
Vebtriloquist and Magician ~ the To deneate the
mysteries of his occult science in dreams in the Lecture
which in beauty and cannot be equaed
The London Panorama remains this week Dissovng Views
and Cbromatrope. Ballads, Dtties &c. Performances
afternoon and evening Admittance . cents Chill
dren under 10 years, 121s cents.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RowERY THEATRE.-wEDsEsDAY kyENIsc,JULY
5,h ls:c will se reesated The srsas moral a5,a u
Mr.. liltond Bill Dews9a, NJ wiusns ardent Rem
ssss M rgps cssss Mr. n@0h bsn ssn sssPs Mr.
Miss Wemyss; Mrs Wilson, Mrs Jordan AFaes Miss {,
hiner, Mss spindle nrs brSsdsS reSiSns to gtsh
John Vincent Mr.. Warren Simon Jennings, Mr. Hamlton
Mrs Quares, Mrs. Broadley. Doors
o'clock the curtain will rice precisely AZ ~ O'Clock.
C,BRIsTY's nINsrRRLs- MECHANICS HALL, NO. ag2
~ Broadway between Grand aud Droorne streets Mon
day July 18th and every night until further notice The
The hTst eldest organized baud Ia te world
comprising company Of twelve performers unser the d.
their original aud niratab enertainrents every night
until further neee Admission x eents Doors open At
on Saturday., commencing &C o'clock ~
MINERVA ROOMS 4o6 BROADWAY, OPEN EvERY
w eysningaNew and nsgniieent @smmoth Panorama OF
eramento sas Francisco. painted by nsud Lewis
from sketches taken by himself A. W.
and he elite Of Phiiadephia will illustrate the Panorama
Abundance eens children half price Doors Att Pic
afsrnoons Liberal arrangements made ih schools Doors
open at 2 p. n, picture moves At s rv.y,o p-.
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. lys CHATHAM SQUARE. OPEN
the Original Female hnsrel the only organised band Of
% in A. *. r s"a .na
Artistss commonly called Model Artists will appear
sensssn' Of Living Pictures together with the tribe 2!
"Bedoun ARAB Girls the only ones in existence who win
Stage Boxes IS cents Parauotss I'm
DIERCE's MINsTRELs, AT THE OLYMPIC, UNDEA
the direction Of the great original PompeyThis beau
for the and is now the comfortable
Of public amusement in the city The continued
Performers has stamped them being the plus ultra Of
negro h.,po1; fd%'.Gn % S'ns Doors q
and Saturdays Doors open 81 2; concert at o'clock.
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EpwAaDs. -sANDroRD . co-rRANsArLANrIc

EDWARDS, SANFORD 4 Co.-TRANsATLANTIC
h Pactscs Express and General European Agency At
Adsms Cos Express othces 10 and ~ Wall street sam
Tles parcels packages valuabes, merchandise sc for
arosd and frcr- all Of Europe in eennetieu wh
Messrs chaplin Horne % Epgiand and the Messagres
hstonaie ~ France Goods purchased and sold
misssu and particular alteration given abroad 10 shppng
paekages sud merchandise 1r the United States Bills and
Vie 81 any town in Ensisnd Ireland scotland. The
snsH antic Express Cotapany having oce an resident
partners w New orb, Phnsd,pha baltimore Liverpool
and London and excellent Incorporation
aircW lnstieed IN rr0mNne entire sat faction all
Who may favor them rth hgrinss Packax- and parcels
lei. 81 'he ofhces ~ Ns-p Adsme CO in the Uoi-
led States uifl rromr stenNcn The bondan and
liverpool Drectctes d P-ines Tsris way - seen A. the
sH~> o. above.
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EXCURSIONS.

I oNG ISLAND RAIL ROAD, UNDER THE DIRECTION
- Of the ReceiverExcursoDt through Long Island to
Greepport via Long Island Railroad Friday July ~,
1850 and return the eveSng special train will leave
Brooklyn depot, South Ferry Friday july 49, 1850 at
o'clock, M for Greenpor arriving at Greenport at A.
NJ Returning leave Greenport at r. M arrive at Brook
Ign at 5 +. NJ. Fare for the Excursion, 81
WIN CONKLIN Agent.
EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY,
u except saturdayThs steamer Buffalo viii leave Thir-
teenth street. o'clock Canal street at 7A Grand, IA;
Catherine, 7x Pier No. N. r. "a. A. n, returning by
p. n. Ellis coton band will be board. Rofreshment,
&c. Ms usual Fare Is centt each way.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD LINE FOR PHIJA-
" delpha AZ seven oclOck A ~ aud half past ock.
p W steamboat JOHN pOTTER. daily tsunssv,
excep,sdl from Pier No. North river rsreFrst eiess
-srs. ~ second elass 81
NO11Ck.-TBE sTEAwER shNHATrhN, CAPT. WV.
Nelson, having been thoroughly repaired sud pu IN
trebsid crder has resumed her regular from
norh to Albany Regular aays % sailing FROM New Y.fs
Aordav. Wednesday, and FRIDAY. Returning. sunday,
Iuesday, and Thursday at cclHct, Y. Per
frieFht amply on board, ~ tne once, the what
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINZ FOR PHiLADEI-
II phia, touching each AZ Cspe Mav.-The new and
sylyrdid steamers PENoBsCOr Capt seymaer and
KkNNEBEC, Capt. Flowers, leave Pier ~ North River
every Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday four o'clock for
CIV PipH 1asi 70 M nm
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~ o N K Y M A II X K II.

FRIDAy, July 16-6P. NJ.
The market to-day has been active than it
Monday. Erie Railroad advanced u; the bonds
OF trst mortgage, Y; Reading Mortgage Bonds, Z;
Albany and Schenectady, ~; Farmers Trust receded
b Rsad.ng Railroad, u; Indians State Sc advanced
= City 81, 1870, per cent; Pennsylvania SIS, y.
Tho niorey market is flush; the rates easy-say for
good paper from 4,l to per csnt-the former for
short oates, and the latter for six months. Loans a.
Gail a m,d dunn between these.
Foreirb exchange presents variations. Bills
somewhat scarce and there Ia possibility of sd
vance Quotations stand, on London. HOY 11oa<;
Paris 81 23A 81. 22H for 90 days, and ST. 20 81 Tx
for sight tis, Amsterdam, 40 4ol{; Hamburger, s5H
ASK Bremen. 7e6 so.
The Manhattan Gas Light Company have made q
dividend Of two dollars sad fifty cents per share
their full stock and dollar and seventy five cents
per share their scrip stock, payable the 18th
instant.
The Bank Of Mobile has made a dividend of three
Per cent payable at the Merchants Bank In this city
IN demand
ssrr OF THADrssrs's BisK srocK.
The following sales of stock OF the Trsdesmen's Bank
this city made this morning at the Merchants
GxcbsLge BY W ii. Frsnkiin, Son, & Co. The sale
vac Gu account Of the Bank OF Newburgh the charter
Of which IL about to expire
~ shsres a.. lao per ct. Sc shares at .l37h pr Ct
= ...lsoh do rs do. ...13I do.
"a DO. ...lse do. Ito do Illus do
40 do .lSsb do.
meeting To decide upon the question Of loaning
bonds to the Hartford Providence and fishkill Rail-
osd was b,id at the City Hall, Hartford on Monday
evening. The attendance quite large. After some
rsmsrks from Governor Turnbull, Charles Chapman
,rdT Hsllyn. the question taken and the reso-
aicns in favor of authorizing exchange Of bonds
sas adopted by vote Of yeas 4l3; nays, IT.
The amount received IT the Suffolk Bank, Boston
during last week, In round numbers, four millions
SIX hundred and fortyove thousand dollars. This ID
ai 90 b. the largest amount received at this
1lnk in one week.
The Pcttvs Journal. with respect to the coal trade
vos the snpexed statistics with the increase for the
/ g-sent year
The quantitysent by Railroad this week Is s2iS2 -
3 Canal SIS $50 total for the week. $4,000 IL
The shipments tAis week about the same last
week aud The demand for coal does not increase.
any Of he collisries standing idle aud dspo
ii0n " f,lt 20 resume business At present prices.
AMOUNT coal over the Phiisdephis and Read
"A Railroad snd schuyknl Navigation, for the week
/. sing Thur day evening last -
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SALES BY AUCTION

WE ADVISE ALL WHO DESIRE A HOMESTEAD FOR
w so 10 join the escsrsion Navery Village h. H. So
miles Brooklyn, to- fThursdayl at qococh
from the South Very. brooklyn they then
themselves tcors purchasing The Inducements
such that any may have Homestead who
en- brace the opportunity Those who wish Join in the
the as the Subscribers
wey) ESa inducements are ofred 70 those who subscribe
the lots first prize u house barn. and
ever, suhscrter entitled 70 lots These shares only
So each and the prepayment ~ slQ secures The ha
lante SIS be paid ny monthly instruments Of 81 90
each Tickets for the excursion may be obtained o. Mr. A.
TlAhhFk, 225 Wooster street. until this "wednesday
q ig.k
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ABYRRTlSEaENYS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. AN
~ aduorned meeting of the Democratic Repu blesn Gem
venuen will be held az Tanmany Hall, this evening" We'd
resda July IT. o'clock BY order of the vention
L. Il. SHEPARD, President.
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au ucss win be commenced on the afteesth Of sext
nth audit is saii that the hank will BE- purely
eirra istion. discounts aud deposits.
dividend 90 two snd quarter per centnm on the
referred stock ci the Norwich and Worcester Rail.
"a company was declared on the tenth instant aud
nov payable hooks for subscription 20 the pre-
red stock opsScd st the transfer once In thi,
Y. and viii remain open TO- sixty days from The
ia Instant whom they will be closed tin the tenth o.
s,uary Ali persons Who subscribe and psy twenty
,e rerscut the preferred stock will b. entitled 10
dividend b. b. declared IN January uext on their
r,ferrsd stock which embraces four shrres ~ old
lek Tor each share Of stock subscribed: and in
st vim he charged AZ the rate Of six per cent on ali
..slmsnts from the nth instant until said instai.
ien,s are paid.
Ihs directors have made their annual report. The
itcus estpstsa fer the yesr ending May 81, 1850
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-17
FINE ARTS.

DoRTRAIT OF THE LATE PREsIDENT.--MEssRs
Il COuFlL VIBEkT CO. respectfully beg TO inform
the public that they will publish Immediately capital
likeness 81 the much lsmented President ZACHARY 1AY-
LOR. An admirable daguerreoty taken few weeks be-
fore his death has been secured FOR that Persons
us'ance wishing to obtain the only thentc portrait
OF the late President will please forward their orders by
mail to the publishers 30 Broadway: Price Of each copy
printed on India paper. 81.
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HUNTING PARK CoURsE-Ist DAY WEDNESDAY
H July l7-Purse Of $780, mile heats best m in har
hesl9sshlin en- ,ers eh Confidence Y 2d,Thursisy.
July lSPurse Of $500 two miles repeated in harness.
$50 second test fed and open stands will he cents
Thursdsy David Bryant'enters i-sy suffolk n. =;
u W. foung enters D. m. Lady Moscow, Albany.
Z. EASTMAN, Proprietor.
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DROFITABLE SPECULATION.-THE UNDERSIGNED
DESTROYS Of selling his half interest in Panersms
of the Mississippi river he is unable to accompany
Europe This work has been ON successful exhibition for
capitalist who would wish visit all the prnc
pal cities Europe Letters addressed (pos pad c. C.
p box 2655 Post chce New York, will meet with prompt
attention.
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NoTIcE.-THE coPARTNERsHIP or CoewINh
IN Brother Co., Of Panama. dissolved the sixth
day Of last The business continued at Panaua
der the same hrm, by A. Is. Corwine Corwins and
Turner The the New York FLETCH-
Err wEsTRAY, II Front street, who alone 10 authorized
their behalf for from Panama to
~ AMOS n. coRwINE
DAVID M. CORWINE.
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PUBLICATIONS

GO0n REWARD is OFFERED BY G. r BANCKE
DOO bookseller, lO2 Nassau street. for the sou tion Of
the following purrle which he has published LITTLE
paper called The Penny Thought with the
able provo that the must he accompanied by 81 "a
be forfeited not right This 10 20 prevent lcs Of time In
foolish as II 10 presumed will remi
81 without being pretty sure they right 30 cents will
SEQ, II right The will be published next
Saturday. with the 81 the who solves it
IL the very fret week ef the world was made,
Tho not Civ TO A dam or Eve, il is said,
But strange yet tits true that all womes have since
With been bled I've made them all vince;
For never have spared either wantor wife,
Or the widow; but never heen known in my life
To dwell where there's hearseae mirth, delight
Tho the wicked rightly torment day asd night.
am not mere vision, though never in sight,
I'm always in war-ofteh found where there's wealth.
am never In unison-pever In health.
In the wound Of the sword. Though In death,
And follow the arrow. IL aimed TO take breath.
much doubt ~ Minerva " presence ere felt,
With wisdom, tits certain. often have dwelt.
Hive with the wretch in his q and his wanti
But tn, Indian discains me, tits part of his Law,
Tho. to balance, oft visit wigwsm and sQsaw;
So TO those all who think they ~ define,
I live In n flaw. embodied in twine,
No " III he en- after rrtday CycniuG.
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SPORT sc.

CEE1REVILLE COURSE L. I-TROrTING.-THURS-
~ cay, July 18th, at "a o'clock r. h-Purse and stake
$500 two mile heats, to $50 lbs wagons Conkn enters
eh Reindeer q. enters b. Mohawk the enters
b. Honsst John D. Stevenson enters b. m. Mendham
Maid Immediately after match for 5000 mile heats best
three in Eve, in harness J. SomerDiik names ch. g.
Johnny LsmcnPesl; {. Wilson ch. &. Doughnuts
same day, stallion match for $500 mile heats in harness
J oodruh names bk h. Tom Mccain trotter; j. whep-
ley names biz h. Chess PAGER Messrs. Hustled Kendas
line Of omnsutes will leave Fulton Ferry Brooklyn
and two o'clock p NJ for the Course returning
the spors is over. Fare, each way IS cents.
JOEL CONKLIN Proprietor.
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A IFxANDsEs LErCUEs- PRINCIPAL DEPOT AT
N VICTOR BISHOP s. 10. . Maiden Lane, New York.

NEWPORT rAtl Err. AND BOSTON ENPRbSs-
~ Nc. srs. kls III CO., wall street forward pack
ages dt 70 The above named places and also 70 all the
principal Eastern western and Southern Cities Pariou
lar will be evgn 70 articles Of baggage packages ~
rui Ne sc addressed 20 parties passing the Summer ~
Newror NotH Drafts, and Bills collected and proceeds
promptly returned.
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CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE.-THE UNDER
~ signed having associated themselves together under
the firm VI Turnbn for the purpose Of conducting
general grocery, provision asd commission business and
have taken store in Montgomery street. between jackson
and Washington streets where goods he landed free Of
carriage and prepared to receive from their
friends and the public. WIN. TURNBULL.
SAN FRANCISCO, May "a, 1880. W. r. WALTON
RpERKncEs IN N1w YoRK-A. y Hope Co.; Beebe 4
Brothers; z. Rurkhalter Coz David God John Boyce;
Jesse Read b. III YAnAuken Co.; Thos. Hope Co.. Earl
Bartholomew; N g, Ely Co.; Dayton Sprague Clark
4 Dean.