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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-01-10
Auditors Sale of Section Sixteen, Jen.
nings Township.

I'm pursuance OF law, William M. Bell.
Il Auditor in and for Putnam county, and
State of Ohio, will offer for sale, on Satur-
day, the lst day of February, 1851, at noon,
at the door of the court house in said coun-
ty Of Putnam, the following described lands,
being part of section sixteen, in Jennings
Township, in said county, set apar: for
schools therein, to wit:
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The above lands will not be sold for less
than five dollars pet acre, nor for less
than the appraised value.
WILLIAM NJ BELL, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Putnam Co., or
Kalida, Dec. 18, 1850. BOZ
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 1850.

Sngar--Fair, at 43c; prime, SIC.
Molasses-23ia24c.
Fl6ur-Ohio, at 81 "a. 2
Corn-Sales at Csc.
Cofle-l04c.
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HENRY CLAY NOMINATED ONCE MORE.
MIR. Foote, in his speech made at the
City Hall yesterday, stated that General
Cass had become partisan of his old
opponent, Mr.. Clay. His words, as we
fnd them reported in tho Tribune, were
these:
"Gen. Foote complimented tho "Union
Trini,yp" Clay, Cass, and Webster, for
their services on the. Committee OF Thir-
teen. When it was told to General
Cass ,ha, the prospects Of the committee
would finally lead TO the election ofHenry
Clay to the Presidency, General Cass,
with great good feeling, WAS perfectly
enraptured, expressing his perfect will.
inCness TO support such nomination for
the success Of the "Unon" party. The
narrative of General Foote was listened
TO throughout with the utmost a,tentio J,
and he was frequently app.audcd.-N.
Y. Epening Post.
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Sheriff's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
John M. Palmer,
vs. : VENDl ExPoNAs.
Herman Kent.
pY virtue Of a vendi exponas, TO me directed from
ID the court of common pleas, of Putnam county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at the steam saw mill of
Bell & Dixon, in Blanchard township, in said
county,
On Friday, the seventeenth day of Janu-
ary, 1851,
betw ween the hours prescribed by law, the following
property, to wit:
Fourteen saw logs, lying at the steam saw mill of
Bell &c Dixon, In Blanchard township, and on tho
farm of John Waltninger, in Liberty township, in
said county, four saw logs.
Taken in execution as the property of Herman
Kent to satisfy judgment it favor of John NJ.
Palmer.
ROBERT DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co, o., Jan. 9, 1851.
500
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IloRRIBLE MURDER. THE Stark Coun-
ty Democrat says, that man named
William Keefer stabbed man by the
name of James Carey in the abdomen,
with dnk, at NJ .ss.llou, on the 18th
uli.
It seems that they had quarrel. and
Tough, abou, 10 o'clock, in the forenoon.
After they were separated Keefer went
to hardware sore, procured dirk and
went ia search of Carey. Seeing him
conversng in the street with gentle
man, he walked up behind him, passed
round TO Csrcy's tide and plunged the
dix into his abdomen, near the region of
the liver, Carey retreated, saying he was
murdered, and Keefer followed him to
repeat the How, but was deferred by a
by-stander. Carey was taken to doc.
tors office close by, and died next day in
tho forenoon. lie leaves two children
TO mourn his un,imely death. His wife
died about three weeks ago.
1t seems that these two men were pro-
duce purchasers in the employ of two
rival houses, and had quarrelIed repeat
edly before. Ii is melancholy event,
and shows what passion, uncontrolled
will do.
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e. A vessel will start from New Or
leans on the Goth inst. with emigrants
for LIBERIA
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Total, $3.50, l47 90
S1me month in lS49, SS,052 Id
Increase, $52,O95 6s
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Administrators Sale.

December 26. 1850.
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fHE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF NEW YcEK.
s>No.>~1-~~~~~~>>~~>~~~c0~
ANNUAL REP ORT
OF THE
COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, !
ALBANY, December 10, 1850.

ConPTRoLLER's OFFIcE,l
ALBANY, December 10, 1850. (
To the Legsslatue:-
The Comptroller, in obedience 10 chapter $50,
laws of lSi7, has the honor 10 submit 10 the Legs-
lature The following report exhibiting the state of
the treasury and the condition Of the funds, al the
termination ofthe hscal year which expired Septem-
Der 80, 1850.
The severalfunds belonging to this State, an ac-
count of which is presented in this report, are the
General Fund.- the Canal Fund, the Literature Fund,
the Common School Fund, the United States De-
positF und the Sinking Funds, established for the
payne nj Of the public debt, the Bank Fund, and
certain trust funds, to which reference will be
made.
GENERAL FUND.
Revenue.
Balance IN the treasury on the 3Oth OF
September, 1919. ........ Sll3,Z9 2
Amount received into the
treasury on account OF
the General Fund, during
the yearenaing Both Sept,
1900 (see statement D.. I5l ,2I u
Amount transferred from the
General Fund Sinking
Fund, for interest
moneys advanced from
the treasury 10 meet the
demands on that fund.-. 6,726 Is
Amounttransferred from the
School Fund, for bonds
for lands received during
the year, belonging TO the
General Fund, aud trans
tered 10 the School Fund 9,66l so
Amount OF warrants drawn
on the treasury, remain
ing unpaid the Both
September, $780,. III oil
-sSl,2il 81
Amount of warrants drawn
the treasury
count ofIhe General Fund,
onring the year ending
som September, 1880,
tsee statement B )...... sso7 $40 "a
Amount transferred 10 the
following funds for interest
on treasury deposits,
School Fund. :. .Sl2,70l 80
Bank Fund. ..... 622 40
u. s. Deposit
Fund .....,... 1850 SO
-- 1924 IS
Amount transferred 10 the
General Fund Sinking
Fund, for interest on State
stock paid from said fund. l,026 66
Amount of warrants drawn
on the treasury, which
remained unpaid on the
3Oth September, lSi9... las 10
-Ss26,7 20 %
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terest. Loans of this character are subject to
come contingencies which must be taken INTO con
ted States Deposit Fuad, after paying expenses and
all losses OF principal from accrung interest, have
yielded net iacome of over six and one-quarter
per cent per annum for the entire period from 1887
10 1850.
The debt of $50 600, created for the erection Of
new State arse nal in the city of New York, has
been discharged from the proceeds of the sale OF
the old arsenal grounds
THE CANAL DEBT
The amount Of the canal debt chargeable upon
the Sinking Fund created by section l, article 7,
Of the constitution, was, on the Soth September.
lsDO.... .......... Slo,SSo,o ZS OF
Add, loan to provide for extraordi-
nary repairs, chapter $40, section
2, laws of lS49. $4,000 90
Loan for the purchase Of Albany
basin, chapter 200, laws Of lS49.. 1872 ,5S5 AZ
(See statement marked E, ~ Sl6,l7l ,I09 l6
The canal debt was reduced during the last fiscal
year by the payment of $436. 900 of stock, which
fell due on the LIST August, 1850 It was increased
by the five per cent Albany basin loan above
ferred to, $l92 5s5 49, (Which yielded sos, AIS &c.
being premium OF about five and a half per cent?
4O4 81.
The act directing the loan for the purchase of
the Albany basin. requires that the interest shall
be advanced from the General Fund until the
canal debt shall have been extinguished by the
Sinking Fund created by the constitution, when
the amount is to be refunded to the General Fund,
from the canal revenues.
1t becomes necessary for the Legislature to APP
propriate $500 "a per annum for the payment Of
interest on this loan.
GENERAL FUND DEBT SINKING FUND.
To his fund belongs six per cent
stock, issued account of the
bank fund, redeemabe in 1867. $66,743 81
And there is due to the treasury
for advances TO meet the demands
upon this fund 80. ........ ....... 54,5o6 q
1850 w ~ .............. sl2,247 os
Balance due the Treasury
on the 30th Sept lS49. $l04, l76 l6
Amount paid from the
treasury during the year
ending Both Sept, 1850,
(see statement b )..... 35l ,54l 80
Amount transferred to the
General Fund revenue
for interest on the ba-
lance due from this fund 6,726 Is
$462, 446 q
Amount received into the
treasury during the year
ending Both September,
1850, (see statement Az $406 9l3 "a
Amount transferred from
the General Fund reve-
nue. for interest on $780,
600 of debt, created for
the erection of the New
York arsenal, paid from
this fund in lS49. ..... l,026 TO
407, $40 %
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icyOsssssssst s.ssss....... &0DD, SDl ~
To the above u to be added the stock subse-
guently Issued TO the creditors of the Watervliet
Bank, amounting TO g. ,424 Is
The contributions TO this Fund, by the several
banks, are pledged for the pay ment Of the interest
and principal OF the above stock The follow.
ing statement shows tAe aTps unt annually payable
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fund resulting from these investments will be
made good by the premium obtained on the Mer-
chants Bank stock. The proceeds Of the sale re-
ferred to have been invested IN Bank Fund stock,
bearing six per cent interest, redeemable In 1856
COMMON SCHOOL FUND.
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Ccmmittee to examine the accounts Of
the Treasurer, and TIE Canal Banking
Driaftments .....,>-....... j, 100 w
Contingent expensesef the Court Of Ap-
peals and The Supreyne Court. $500 90
Costs of suits, fees, &c.. .......... 1000 90
Transportation Of the journals aud do
cuments Of the Legislature, &c..... 1000 90
Incidental expenses of the regents of
the Unlve rslty. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I,HDO w
Improvement Of Racket river. $500 90
Hudson river. 49,. 49, 1000 90
Incidental expenses Of government, ap-
prehension of criminals ........-.... 1000 90
Interest ON loan for purchase Of Albany
f)dSOn c,Ozo 81
| Misce Ilaneous Observation-Disclosures 10000 90
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II will be perceived that the capital OF the Literl.
ture Fund was increased during the last fiscal year,
the sum OF s69l3 - This increase was pro-
duced by sale Of $50 shares OF stock in the Mer-
chants Bank, New York, the par value being
sl3 coo, while the price actually realized was
sis,sl3 - The sale was made by and with the
advice Of the Governor given in pursuance Of sec
ton IL, title = chapter = part l, Revised Statutes
The premium obtained on the stock formed suii-
Gent inducement, but there were other considera-
tons which, IN the estimation Of the Comptroller,
made Il his duty TO change the investment Of this
PORTION Of the capital Of the Literature Fund.
Although he Merchants Bank is one Of the
sourdest and best managed institutions in the State,
ts charter will expire in 1867, when re-invest.
ment will become unavoidable.
A serious question had been raised how far the
Stale was liable to be affected by the law subject
ine shareholders 10 personal responsibility. Ex-
Ierence has shown that corporation stocks are not
always a safe investment Of the public funds Six
thousand dollars of the Literature Fund IL invested
IN the Albany Insurance Company, OF whose caoi-
tai twotbirds has been destroyed by a series OF
losses. -Four hundred and siSM dollars 10 invested
IN stock Of the Canal Bank, Albany, which IL a
total lee, The depreciation Of the capital Of the
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Amount transferred 10 the
General Fund Sinking
Fund, for interest on State
stock paid from said fund.
Amount of warrants drawn
on the treasury, which
remained unpaid on the
30th September, 1919. -.
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REvxsrE.
Balance in the Treasury,
on the Both Of Sept, 1919. f1s,506 sc
Amount received into the
Treasury during the year
ending 30th Sept. 1850,
lsee statement A )...... 80, 439 IS
- ss7,sis IL
Amount paid out oftbe Treasury during
the year ending Both Sept, 1850,
Gee Statement, n )................. ~, 1853 80
Balance Of revenue in the Treasury on
the Both sept, 1850. .............. &l4,O75 SO
The revenue OF this fund is estimated for the
current year as follows, viz
Interest on state Stock. as 400 90
do. Comrtfoller's Bond. ...... 1882 90
do hank Fund Stock. ........ I,tg7 40
do. money 10 he invested ..... $50 90
-
sl4,l12 10
Appropriation from the income OF the
U. 5 Deposit Fund ............... $4,000 90
s39,li2 10
Estimated expenses for the same period, VIZ -
Ut4H ia IN, A tnn N
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Highly Important from the Mexican
Revolution.
THE ADVANCE ON MATAmoRAs,
THE BATTLES AT MATAMORAs.

The Advance on Matamoras.


This whee frontier ringing with the shouts Of
Matamoras is declared TO be state Of seigen Tho
consular flags Of all the commercial nations flying
infantry parade cavalry galop along the streets
bresstworks howu and bitches yawn wherever we turn
our eyes. Cannon also mounted some Of tho
housetops and sharp shooters stationed behind
ry battement the roofs Gen. Avsos has about sir
hundred men, Of all arms, under his command, with q
battery OF nine They threaten TO die in tho
last ditch-perhaps they may. they certainly give
lift they villa hard fight
Col Caraysja is his way here at the head Of about
nine hundred men-two hupd red Of them Amer-
cans, who reside who chance TO be- in Mexico They
are well armed and so the Mexcans, whom they
eompany and all of them resoue brave and tried
men. There will be no hinching-no thought of any
thing but victory OF death They within few
hours march Of Maamoras and the intense aaxie
y peryades all men, both SIDES OF the river to know
the result Expectation tptoe-every ear is erect
to hear the blast Of the buge and the booming of the
cannon.
We learn this moment that some hours ago about 10
or 20 miles above Matamoras the advance guard Colo
mel Csravaja fell in with scouting party OF 2 OF Gene
raj Avalos cavalry and made prisoners q Of them
The other four rushed into Matamoras hour ago III
hot haste.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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Torce Stock Patent Office DECISIONS Hydraulic PRESSURE
Fnaa Fire Annitiator; Reviews Notices. etc FOR sale
At the eoe 2S fuon streets price cents Terms 81 per
snrun.
(HEAP NEWSPAPER roR THE MILLIOv-TaE
nsvehoys are selling the New York Reveille" BY thou
ande price, only two Contents this weekAdveu-
lures Of Dsriel Dobbs IN. New York Fremea Greenharn
IN New York; The Sesmstress Mrs Guemorens In the Mo-
nty Market; Hoboken Cows and India Rubber Process;
Grand scene from Isan Opera with ots Of fun capital
tive etnt' BARTON CO.. Publishers, AZ Ann street.
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LEGAL NOTICES,

OMICE OF RECEIVER or TAXES, No.sNEw CITY
" HallTrycs for l5l.- Taxpayers are hereby notsed
s, sn addition cf one per cent will be mate on ali tsres
remanns unrd on the LIST day Of December and two
pereent on he 10th day Of December The Receiver would
urts UPON tne nxpsyers the impoance Of making early
psymehe m possible 70 avoid the DELAY, which
foew just previous 70 the per censse be
ntsasse Inc last DAY Of Novembe sundsy
yers are particularly notified, THAI Saturday, the 2h
se e last day which tsxes will be received without
sdaeon of one PER cent Hours receiving money,
esivsd. HARVlT HART Rseeivsr 81 Tsrss
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FALL rRocLAMATIoN.
Kill your bedbuss In the fali;
And when sptins rsturns 'tis plain,
Clear your cellars, tso, Of rate
BY surer means than cats.
Lay. s.eh noSiogs Insect lowi
finish in single nisht.
Half dollar 10 the price
The !,i.sig,i S.SSi sis g LYON: ss;,is RSr
Pis fer the destruction Of rats and iee i2s Broadway
CHAyING, HAIR CUTTING. AND sHAxPoorSG
- sststlshment-c. y. hEHRER respeetfully informs
s 70 Il Ne wv, esEs a.: ,s o *
% .as5' e ss s e harry e % ':fy sS,, ia ia. va" TsSn
ers hmse that from his long esserenes for msny years
oa shs g sn%su xSo may Ssa SaR h & ss Ne ~
be ssPgy to ss.d vpeP sss o. sssr and
sdTs .sS s Il. Ss,y csstssd s foSs wss ~ 80
ss sS,nsSs s s h . IS S s ss q sS s
B-husie Will be provided for private parties By apply
nR KELLINesRs SUCCESS has ARISEN IRON
~ free use Of the oils Of merit industry, ciyii,y.
.Bs lssr.i'y. 70 petohss.s ssasr,ly.'o l.rss q !:
way obtain fricnds Boy ara ray them aud lsns
isrs travelling msrohsp and brokers' in general vho ks,,
routes es.ablishsd yill 90 vel y call Or .s q
IND 70 Their interest % sl on tbe bosor Sec hs saver
u.snsn seneralyp.reslAriy IN TIE srirs Of ,ss rnes
J. sTAFFs BoTTLING ysTABLIsnxENr-FINE
J cid Irish and Scotch Whstey Cosnae, Brandy Port
Nadtrs and shsrry Wines London and Phladeiphia
Ter and Ale Champagne cider and Scotch Ales in dusa
ties 60 suit purchasers old stand Nos 10 and u Ann
Goods sent home free of charge.
WV BROWN STOUT AND PoRTgR-eUIN.
N N "A nesss cslet ps,ed Dublin Brown Stout and
clay Perkins Co.'S London Porter in order for sale
IN c OF sir and esnt doEen each, tpints and quarte)
o. p. LErHBRrDoE s and ss Fulton street.
score ALE.-l0 CASKS PINTs SCOTCH ALE
rsrt ready tor delivery the resnder be lsnded ns
veek from ship Harmonic, from Glassow all IN hne order
f0r sale ~ 'he importer q ~ rT,s strs,..
7e BRoADwAY-BRooKs wIvE AND BEANIY
~ Store-Old mstursd B-tndics, esteemed oraneei
old ssoeirs s,iiI ard spartas Heck znd sosee Wines
Nentlenens dinner tables surped Sitl ne hot olvlee
Wines in qasutity, at the shortest nouco- 4ushV
equal 10 Price" Hish ciass imported tegsrs'
nEkIrRs IN WINES LIQUORS sEGARs, So. CAN
~ rs 20 20 cent BY purchasing az she esle
brated Brandy store 40 Broone sweet nsr Brosd.ay
Alvsxs On hand and choice stock Of fne old Bran
dies Wines Se Ne N B-A very superior scotch Whis-
key on drsught
fNLD BOTTLE BRAND1Es. WINES. wHIsKEY, RUN,
osnd DIN &c. 10, are 20 be had at the celebrated
cent less than any other store in the city. N BEvsry
article warranted ss represented
NOIICE TO IMPORTERS or GIS.-THE SUPERIOR
lN Court of the state of New York having granted
Injunction restraining parties from porting selling
vertising Gin with trsde mark Of Swan sell
ing any Cir whatever and for swan Gin unless We
dealers Gin not import any Gin with the Brsni
advertise or cell Gin and for swsn Gin, unless
be procured from u.s. as they will Otherwise make themselves
liable 10 damages and an action ~ -.
sSnreL4 FoT 8 aTBHARp.
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SPORTING.

CroRTINe-A WATCH DOG or GREAT VALUE TOR
~ sale cheap he 10 youps finely marbed Snd
nze Ne Is TO be sssp ssihe GO,bsu, 2es Bsvsry.
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THE TURF.

- nssd.y, November IL AZ o'clock. p n..H.sch for
Old colts Jackson Nichols names b. h. Americas Eagle BY
Csssius Clay Smith Burr names b. Rose Of Washing
ton BY Washington This the st time old
gotten the spirit of rivalry test the quality Of their
respestve stechs American Eagle gotten by assus
this rot matter of great Importance TO farmers and
breeders the proprietor expects to the spectators
Island between Fulton Ferry and Nontsuk Point. Two
hner horse flesh looked at than
anount ofstyle speed they already
match is not solely confined to the above colts for
ting lie with The others $l0o) and it Is 70 he
hoped that the get of all the stations that stand
r on the island for the last few will post
them all entitled 20 the palm for the greatest
OF both blood and bottom Hustled Rsndals line Of en-
from IL till o'clock r. n returning when the ports arc
JOEL cosKLIN. Proprietor.
CENTREyILLE COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING -wRD-
heats best thre in hye in harness Owner enters q NAV
fly; Mr.: Martin enters Hurricane; Vail enters b. T.
Henion enters bl g. Othello entere br m Fanny
jackson S. Mclaughlin enters y m. Lady Brooks.
TINIoN COURSE. L. I.-PACING-oN THURSDAY.
- NOy ls a. ~ o'ooSs p M precisely, Purse and
Hero; Mr. Mclaughlin names Lady Bevens. Stages
will leave Fulton Ferry 10 A. NJ to P M and return
JolN l. sNRDiKER, Proprietor.
TINIoN COURSE. L. I--TRoTrING.--A SWEEP
Thursday Nov 49, At2 o'clock p precisely, for $500 Mr.
hiagvelt namss E%ira; M Bqrnha% n,nss George
names Mikmadi Mr. W. Craft Governors Mr.. Curtis
pames Joe BUsess Stages g leave Fulton Ferry Brooh
JOHN I. sSEDIKER, Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.

e--~y~~V-~~~-~-.v----,- --,y-~--~~-4NS--,e
VIZ ~. r. TAPsCoTT co., 70 SOUTH STREET
w supply drafts tor amount psysbe throushoui
Great Britain and Irelsud TheI are also sole xene e
kne Red Star Line the Swallow fsn Line, the Dramatic
Line aud Line Of Liverpool packets, and the Ineo
London pseke Passasc By snr OF vhsah shps can hes
ss<sd on rossonabls terns
ID W. BYRNEs a CO.. No 81 SOUTH STREET, NEW
II York and 81 waterloo Road, liverpool have tor sale
eghtDrsfts payahen throughout England IRE
land soosd Wales are also agents for the Swallow Line
Liverpool and Len don packets the Red star Dramatic,
and St Georges lines Of Liverpool packets sailing weekly
Ctfses for the above nescsn be had on moderate tms
q Sn nOn TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
DOU,OOO in sums 70 suit applicants, on productive
real estate in this city Broohyn Apply 70 BROAD,
No II Wall street. in the Croton water once basement
CD 0O0 WANTED GOOD BUSINESS xAs,
p%,OOO. we'll scausipted South and West 70 effect
sgenc and sales for patent article In which there
is ne rsh from its nature ~ eemmand universal at
tntion. Address r. 8. r. ,HeraH once.
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HOTELS.

LBIoN HOTEL, 769 BROADWAY. CORNER OF
n Ninth street-This Motel. the European sys-
tenn is now open for transient or ods,rs hsv
in dations and excellent restaurAnt
ntcd Also private dinner and supper for ladies
and gentlemtn-entraIee l29 nth street
BENNoCH Il CRAGIN.
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wv: W, SHIRLEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Siass Druggists Glassware, &e.-Thursday, November
S-n IVA o'clock at the store NO 26 Pearl street, positive
eash sale OF packages Glassware, and 800 lots
Croekery ana asware from the shelyes Also White
Granite and Blue wares ' "
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EMPRESS AGENCIES. SC.

N0TICE-sTKAMsHIP UNION, WRECKED AT SAN
~ Quintn Bay Lower Calitornia-Ihe owner or con
sgnee o. one box Of Gold DJst containing shout 5000
thTped By the above steamer ans marked Hugh Matheon
reluesed 70 present the eninsl Bill q Lsdng snd osin
te same or She gold dust will be proceeded against for such
eherEes snd expenses NAV be aoe for JONES
n JOHNSON, Insurance Brokers 20 wall street.