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The Nevada journal., 1851-11-29
Sutter House.

NOR ,SYDNEY-DIRECT,-To follow
i the Queen of Sheba. The well known
barque WHIToN, 800 tons burthcn. will sail
for the above port en- the 18th of November.
This splendid barque has been proved to
be fast sailer, and is expected to make the
best trip of any vessel out of this port.
Her accommodations are Of very superior
order, and passengers for the above port are
particularly requested to examine them be-
fore applying elsewhere.
No expense Will be spared in provisioning
her for this voyage, and an experienced sur
geonis engaged. For passage apply to
CAPT. PATTIsoN,
Rose shipping office, Pacific wharf,
Or to j. N. SLEDDoN,
10 Jackson ST. wharf
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Information Wanted,

nF the whereabouts of Martin NJ. Jones
" of Clinton CO. Mo, who arrived In Cali
fornia Oct. 1850 Any information concern
ing him will be iRoat thankfully Fece.ved
Address Rev. J. J. May. Glass Valley, NeTa-
IA county, or the subscriber at Martinez.
63-2ts NATHANIEL JosEs.
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Found Estrav-

A dark brown horse mule, and dun mule,
N picked up at Bear River, on the 18th
instant. The owners can have them by call
ing at the Washington Hotel, paying charges,
and taking them away. 60-3t*
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.,.-aa MERCANTILE HOTEL, and
EnNF3 Restaurant, Front street, one door
n,,,T north of the Pacific Wharf, San
kzzs.4kHsA francisco.
This establishment is now open for the re-
ception of permanent and transient boarders
The house being centrally located in the busi-
ness part of the city, and convenient to the
landing of the Sacramehto boats, render this
to the country merchants one Of the most de-
sirirble houses in the city. Rooms furnished
or unturnished, can be had at reasonable rates,
by The day, week or month, and meals Gun be
obtained at any hour IN the Restaurant, bere
will be found at all times the best the market
affords. 63-lm GEO. BROWN.
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UNCLE SAM

YSTER SALOON.---The sub
~ scriber having fitted up and furnished
shc huuse formerly known as the "Miners'
Home, is now prepared to get up the Toys,
ter tixins in the "most approved style >
Ills bar is supplied with the choicest liquors
In short, he will furnish every thing usually
kept in such establishments upon the short
est notice."
53-tf WIN. BURLINGTON.
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For Sale or Rent.

THE undersigned, desirous of changing
L his location, offers to sell or rent the
well known hotel, called the Gregory House
The house is well finished and furnished, and
has good run of custom
For further particulars apply TO
5s-tf U. S. GREGORY.
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Miniature Lost,

& AN the road between this city and Grass
AT Valley. The finder will be rewar e on
leaving il at this Office. 6Z-tf
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EX Alfred and Emile.

1000 lbs linseed oil; 1000 lbs butter, 70 bbs
ale and porter; 400 ,009 cigars; claret in boxes
and hhds; perfumery, cherry cordial, cham
pagne /; port wine; six cases fire arms 300
boxes sperm candles fancy goods, woolen
socks, mernos J. G.. SCHROEDER and Co.
n53m Sansome. bet. Clay and WASHINGTON.
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Mallony and Garniss,
GFNERAL BROKERS.

Commercial Exchange for all Nations, cor. of
California aad Sansome SITS.
M. & q. have constantly on hand and for
srle, assorted invoices of provisions clothing,
crockery, hardware, barley oats, corn. flour,
etc. etc. 81 BIN
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Farms for Sale.

Office of the Nevada County Gold Min. Co
San Francisco Oct. 20, 1851
THE Secretary is directed by the Board of
Trustees to notify the stockholders, that an
assessment of two dollars On each share is made
and required 10 be paid on or before Friday the
9th inst. He is, also, instructed 10 notify
those, whose previous assessments stillremain
unpaid, that unless the same is paid within the
time Fix weeks from the date of assessmen)
required by law, their stock will be forfeited
to the COMPANY
3d as ment Of 81 pr share made "a Sept. 1851
4lh do do 3 do DO 26 do do
5tn do do 2 do do 20 Oct do
516y w 4. FEAkE, Sec'y
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Information W anted.
Hydraulic Rams,
Chain Pumps.

For sale by DAVIS & co,
Importers ofhardware and mining implements.
Cor. Sansome and Clay SITS, S. F., near Cen
trail Wharf. 5S-lm
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HEOUSE & LOT, for sale or rent, on Broad
"A Il street, formerly occupied by DR.. Cook.
with all the fixtures apperiaining thereto, in
clnding good corral and well Of water.
For further particulars enquire al the Eagle
Hotel. &C.
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E, COOK, J. }. GRAY.
e. Cook and Co.


WHOLESALE and reral merchants, Sc
w cond building above the new theatre,
fronting on both Main and Broad strerls.
Have on hand one of the largest and best
assorted stock Of goods in Nevada city, TO
which they are d,'iy receiving fresh supplies,
which enables them to keep their assortment
full. Their stock consists in part of
Chll fl ur, Liqu ors, all kinds,
rear porA Cognac brandies
Mess do Pale do
Huns Peach 90
Mackerel Cherry do
Dried beef irish whiskey
Butter Scotch do
Cheese Monongahcla do
Chill beans Port wine
Dried peaches Clalet wine
DO apples Champaign wine
DO piums do cider
Herrinls Porter in cases
Crackers Ale in bbls and cases
Pepper lemon syrpp
Spices Boots and shoes
Ginger Clothing and socks
Muslarl Axes and helyes
lick.es Shovels and picks
kaisins Hoes nd frying pans
Apple jellles NAis, all sizes,
Preserved peaches, Tobacco and cigars
do meats Starch and soap
Oysters Cream tartar
Sardnes Soda and saleratus
Playing cards, letter paper. pens and ink,
knives and forks, pocket knives, queensware,
and many other articles to tedious TO mention.
Our motto in trade is quick sales, small pro-
hts and dust down, Give US call and if we
do not sell rs cheap as our neighbors, we will
not ask you to patronize us.
D, COOK & co.
Nevada city, NOV. 29th, l55l.-63-3n
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Steamer lst December.
To Miners and Packers.

THIlll3 subscriber now offers for sale an as
q sortment of Groceries, Provisions, Boots,
etc, at wholesale ard rstail
4. HOLT,
II lm* Broad street
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IMPORTER OF BUTTER.-The sub
i scriber has followed the butter business
in the Atlantic States for several years, he
is now permanently located in San Fran
cisco, and will spare no pains nor expense
in bringing coed article to this market
His butter is all packed at the dairies-
not repacked in New York--in 25 and 100
pounds packages +; and being expressly put
up for sale here, he feels justified in saying
the quality will be found equal to any in this
market.
JAS. PATRICK, Battery street,
between Jackson and Pacific streets,
g. I'm San Frnrrisro
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San Francisco Advertisements.
Drugs. Drugs.

NUTAt-ooO mats Manlla no. 7;
~ Cotiee-l60 bags Central American;
Lara-l50 kegs prime leaf
Pork-l00 half bbls clear, last seasons e.
Candles-l75 boxes Star 4s, 5s, and is
C9heese-50 boxes English dairy, good order;
Floaf--5O0 half sacks Chill;
Potatoes-200 bags San Jose;
Butter--200 firkins and % lb kegs. best quality
For sale by JAMES PATRICK.
b2-im Battery st near jackson
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STEAM ENGINE for quartz Mining, for
- sale. A forty horse power steam engine
and boiler complete The boiler can be sent
to the mines in sections. The whole is new
and of the best workmanship. Orders receiv-
ed Tor every description of mining machinery.
GEO. GORDON,
50-lm Pine ST, above Battery, : Francisco
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JOHN PERRY & Co.

DEALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust,
~ State and City scrip.
For sale, exchange on New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and st Louis.
WANTED-Gold dust and State warrants,
for which the highes, market price will be
paid. Office in Naglee's building, formerly
occupied by Gregory's Express.) 5l-2m
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The American.

THlHlS Hotel on Broad St, near the Bridge
Il has been taken by the subscriber, who de-
signs To furnish the public with boarding
house. both chenp and comfortable. The Ia
bic will he well furnished, the beds clean and
no trouble he spared to secure the comfort of
his patrons
Price of board per week, $1,000
Board and lodging, 1900
So 3m JOHN KELSEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12

Tho superior numbers of their adversarics.
Now they employ another systera of tao
,i,s About a week since, manuscript
G,ndbfls were posted up about the wall. -
The Invisible authors of these manifestoes
emnloy both menace and suppIication to
induce the Romans to abstain from smo-
Eing. This is rot the first time that this
cigar conspiracy has appeared in Italy,
T6e object is to tax the government in its
finances in the first place, and afterwards
in its confidence on its own strength, by
taking from it IN important branch of rev.
epue. ard showing it a population unani-
nous 10 obeying the DEGREES Of a revoIu-
tjopary secret tribunal"
It is said that the French soldiers are so
thoroughly detested in Italy, that they dare
not 90 abroad except in squads.
~ KossUTH TO BE LIBERATED.-The
Cabinet of Vienna, in compliance with the
reiterated requests of England, has at length
consented to set at liberty Kossuth and the
other refugees, on the express condition,
however, that they shall immediately leave
Europe, and engage not TO return without
the formal consent of the Austrian govern
meDt,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12

Coin EXCITEMENT N MAINE.-For a
wear or two past gold has been obtained in
Lower Canada, near the boundary of Maine,
principally on the North branches of the
Chaudiere river, where the gold is found
n the sand or gravel in small particles, and
n no very considerable quantity. Some re-
turned Californians have visited the diggings
given them the stamp of their appreciation
and caused a considerable excitement on
he Kenncbec. The HatLoweH Gazette of
Saturday states that the gold excitement
had increased prodiglously, and that proba.
by not less than two hundred men started
his week, and are ready to start next Mon
Law. for the gold mines Of the North A
company of a dozen men from Gardiner
oassed up the river this morning. ComPa.
MES are fitting out here and in Augusta, tc
btart next week.
The Vermont Teachers Association
holds its first Annual Meeting at Waterbu
~, on the Goth of August next.
PRoGREss OF THE CHoLERA.-The ST
4ouis Republican states that the choler'
has broken out in various towns in the IN
erior of Indiana. At Jerseyvllle Mn
eaths had occurred in a few hours, ant
he excitement was so great that the On
Fuit Court, which was IN session, had ad
burned.
MISS HUTcHINs of Lyndon, Vt, age
a years,-a very handsome, quiet and In
i%ustrious operative on the Appleton Coz
@loration in Lowell, drowned herself in tn
canal on Friday evening. The corpse wa
lent to Lyndon. The cause of the fati
iced Is not made public.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12

TUESDAY, June 3.
At market, 544 C%attle-about $50 Beeves, and
81 Stores, consisting of Working Oxen. Cows
& Calves, 2 and 3 years old.
PRICES-MARKET BEEF-Extra, $725 per
cwt, lst quality, 6 IS, I'd quality, e 90, 3D. quail
ty 5 So Ordinary S. 90.
Hides-$5 25 per cwt.
VEAL CALvEs-$3-5 az.
SToREs-Working Oxen-S80-100a l24.
Cows AND CALvEs-S20-50 a 100.
Two YEARS OLD $I7-22 a 24-Three
Years Old,-$18-24 a 30.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-1536 at m~arket-nearly
all sold.
PRrcEs-Extra, SIS 90, 700, a 10 90. By lot,
SO 90, 2 rs, a 3 so.
SwINE-Retail, 6 a &c
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MARKET.

Thursday, June a.
At market, ZOO Beef Caffeine Stores-38
pairs Working Oxen--65 Cows g. CalVes-lOO0
Sheep and Lambs-2500 Swine.
PRICES. BEEF CATTLE-Extra, $500
First Quality, 600 a 6,50-Second, 500 a $50
WORKING OXEN $75, 80, 100, lis.
Cows AND CALvEs-$2l, %, 26, %, 35,
SHEEP g. LAMBs-Unsheared 81 a 6-Sehar-
ed. 9, 3a35O--Extra Lambs, A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12
10 Northern AgriculturaliSts.
Further Notice.

Resides nv wish to procure good practical ag-
ricultnralists to purchase a portion OF my valua.
HE tract of land on Rock River, of which |
cave notice in my former advertisement, here
bv make my further desire known at this time,
to engage a good, Industrious and practical far
mer, with a wife experienced in her department,
to take charge Of and carry on the portion OF
nv lands which | have under cultivation, on
shares,-I finding all teams, tools, &c, and CIV,
inc him half of all the Agricultural products and
one third of the profits of the stock, the orlgiina
number beng kept good. will also ma a
comfortable house for the family, who will 90
furnished with provisions and fuel from the iar,a
and be expected to board the hands, ! Pay,ng
in proportion. Application must be @Sq pF So0"'
n;von. I'LL. March 18, 1881. ~
Nh The price of my lands for sale WIN
r' f.oo, afx TO ten dollars per acre, according
vei ig9cat;on with reference to timber land ana
\. 10 streams. would prefer selling in tracts
~ $40 acres, but would sell in those OF SUI
acres. but not less; this however might be done
Nv The clubbing Of different persons. Terms o.
naavment-one fourth down, and the rest in one
two, three, and four years J'S'
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CHE Alarkets.
FLOUR NJ GRAIN.

BOsT0N, June z.
Flour. The demand has been moderate
Fancy Genesee, 81. IS a 4,87 l-2-Extra, $50
"A $50, Michigan and Ohio, $50 Extra 81, Louis
A rs 487 I-2. Corn Meal, 3 l2l-2 3 %,
GRAIN. Yellow Fiat Corn, 62 a 63c-Mixod,
Gle. Northern Oats, AZ.
Wheat, $1,1O a 1870 per bushel,
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4fl0rrte0.

In johnson, June LIST, by l. s. Pinney, Esq,
Mr.. Richard Fowler, and Miss Clarisa Dodge,
both of Johnson.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12

vim . mem, varietv of Dress Goods, such as siks, 9lIK
Tissues, Alboreens, Silk and Wool Berahges' lup"'
Ba,rage De Lanes, Ginghams, Bonnets, Ribbons snoN
Jund 2, 1851. SiohNS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12
EgOmwefs mt Wholesale,

Merchants that want to buy Bunnets in Montpelier at
Manufacturers Prices, can find from 800 to 700 to select
from at the Peoples Store. We receive every week. We
feel certain thrl our low prices and large quantity will en-
sure Us a large sale. All kinds of Millinery Goods, cheap.
April %. ID LYMAN & KING.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12
KEITH g. BARKER,
WetWrmed from New KOFE

A n for Peuheld's superior Cotton Thread mei-
"A chants supplied at Manufacturers prices or
February 90. 1851.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12

ETHER AND DENTIsTRY.-The discovery of
the pain destroying qualities of Sulphurine Ether
made a few years since by DR.. Morton, No. ~
fremont Row, is undoubtedly the greatest, tho
not the only one that has been contributed to
the art of Dentistry by this talented gentleman,
We understand that he has lately established
an Artificial Tooth Mandatory in the vicinity
of Boston, on a grand scale, by means of which
he is enabled to furnish his customers with the
most perfect kind of workmanship, at reas'
enable rates than any of his competitors. y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12

Bones DIscovERED.-The fossil remains OF
some large animal which it is believed has no
representative liveing now-a-days,w were found re-
Gently on the bank of the Arkansas River, near
the mouth of Skin Bayou. The head is very large,
and the teeth indicate the creature TO have been
of the carniVerous order.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12

CoTd Carpemt Warm, Just received
NV % % by SToRRs u LANGpoN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-06-12

Gases OF New BOnnets,
Win be received this day suoppekoa ANcnnN
wednesday, May % sIohNo ano
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THE REPORTED CUBAN REVOLUTION
The Details Of the News, by the Isabel, at
CharIeStOA.
ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS,
&C., DO. sc.

From the National Intelligence, july %

FROM ths Nhttonhl tnfeigencef, July -
We last evening saw gentleman direct from Havana
who having teen passenger In the Isabel for
Chreston had made the trip this city In
SIX Days. lie states that Havana filled with
OF revolt against the government ia the part Of
the Island, which many persons supposed 70 b. Of
rous Among the reports Is that al Puerts
Principe three Of the regime mt Of Cantab.
threw down their and went to the Creole In
eurgents The remainder of the regimen. has been
hcy disbanded at Havana Another report is that the
people Of san Juan de los Remedies in open insur
rection, and have already established provisional
government IL Is also said that ut Tunas detachment
Of Spanish troops defeated whilst pursuit Of
insurgents, with a loss Of two three huadred
tion may have been the result of accident the troops
stated "a have been crossing river In which
suddenly sunk, whereby large number drowned
All we have the subject Of these reported outbreaks
in the Gaestd Ia Isbaas Of Tuesday ist the I'D us
now before an official publication, Of which the fol-
lowing is q frxDsiation:-
DEPARTMENT MILITARY sycHgTAsr.
His Exceilency the Captain General has received
Communication from ths Commander In Chief Of the
Eastern department (ben. Insurance. dated July 18Th,
including copy OF letter sent 60 him thc day
by the commander OF the infantry regiment of Ysaba
H. (Don joaquin Gil In whicE this officer states that
he attacked the band Of insurgeusI orm. nded by The
rebel Don Joaquin Aguero Aguero in which the latter
lost five m, killed, fourteen horses eleven saddles,
eighteen guns aud carbiues six pistol, eleven mat.
(long ew0ris), fifteen bowls knives. and rnodicn.
chest with all its contentehe not being able TO destroy
the tnadei OF these miserable and deudcd men, BE-
they rtrested 10 thick and impenetrabe forest
whence they cannot escape without receiving another
severe lesson that viii entirely dssipate their vain
hopes
His Excellepcy has likewise received another
ncslon from the Commandor-in- Chief of the Central
Department General Leymery) dated Puerto Principe
July 10TH which he states that another body OF bells
(tverty mon commanded by Manuel Nunez) hsd sp-
pes.ed and that forces had been sent pursue and
arrest them, which has probably already been don-.
In view " these events his ExcelIency has ordered
coursmartia TO be convened in the dsaected districts
TO jucge briefly and suamsry the Insurgents, their
complies and abettors
Published by order Of his Exceency, for the general
knowledge OF the inhabitants Of this island
HAv.sA, July n, 1861. PEDRO EsTEBaN.
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NrWspApER ACCOU VIA

IIfE ApDiriOsAL TAN ON IaPoEU .-rHR gSSLISiI,
FRENCH, AND SPANISH DfErS- -KUBBERY ~
ETAGB-ALRtvAI oP THE FRV ssiAN MINIsrgH--
qHE TEnUAN1RpKC TREATY, &c SC.
ltroni the New ORLEANS pios yaue, July 20
~ the arrival yesterday, Hthg schooner Robert sped
der, have received full 'G ~ Vera Cruz paper. 90
he M aud from tho CITY 81 Nc sco up the fth int
The Tfet Uncn ~ the 2dJuly Gays that the dereio
q, tiabt per cent 0ditonsl tsx imports,
bHt virtually Tnsso bp,h ses although there Is
wot ~ tf the ct the sricis proposed
% The scnste, and yet s.uaJuftcd betrccn che tNo
ufee.
The foreign miuster4 OF Eneland, Prsuog nBd Spain
nA'o mede come tTcnY tatiote 70 The hexcan
rsrruicpt On The sV1ct ~ the payment Of the nex,
90 \ dcbts Wnirh thy have r'ctTay N oha,gn On
uc IL o. duly " ina Cucyai on oil'ri"g ia the
I8hhcr OF brpuSse proposition 10 au hcrtgt inc 80
Nrnntnt . ply immediately such debs as have IN"
autton ~ dps mtic fetteue1 ~ ra1d corrsr onisnce
-bth be hca ID with fhe l'v "a m Oiat'rs ru soiw
he NiSrDcy be .a-c " Ni-ceio the heNi'an " ltt
go q esais rtrsat-d c. Tho Ia4o~r the Hngu'Se "
hr tstlO Ire l7i fh Niui.tar hril IN roc"1. ''fsr
'sce vHa him "l." Md Nr pogic, Il a. nJt give "a
f'urtton my Fogerrurn'. ~ ere urEt pacs;t toAt
Zee cph creditors have ten Iui toto pHt.'s va q
~ rIttcipui ol ths q. lt. IL s hidY tst tus BCt9h
uVtgr1rt viii tse crg isyv measures o. "1taio Ids
ice fcfrcnch aus .psn p uiini terra Lsvc also de-
..fldtlst NJ On Eug tsbpst trCceeta 10 tort waf,
l.i sctiv1 gtvtram 'uts euu'd plrCeito tha ufcr'
yet fahuvirg tbe ts.up'c k.pu,t on the 80 U"cs
ct.t ttftO I'd DIS tWo rrm the OJiniaittee on
| iurlic credit eou on Fores9 H,lstiOus.
l Tbe stage phcb less Pusha on tae socrnir9 ~ TIA
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EXCURSIONS.

A GRAND PIC MIC AND COTILL.N EXCURSION
"A 70 the village of Strstton between fuqhinE
and COLLEGE Point WGilsee's Brsss and Coton Band
K0sCIUsKO Capt g. ~ H.neock viii make an cxcatsicn
70 strattonpar on Wednesday. July 3oth 1867. lesyiog
foovsfoot Of Hammond street North river At O'clock,
Grand street st W ocoo Tenth street ~ o'clock Shs
viii make short trip W the SQUAD and returpieg will
wscrc che viii renal boSt thre. hours sEordn ali par
ties opportunity 70 examine tho buildne Gtts &c TIE
proprietor Mr.. fi.mmor with his sgents, viii be on the
Ound with the fnbsoriccn book for the ,datOn
Of ueh may desire beocme purchs This
viii probably cose tho sale 81 Tickets for the
escuron be had AZ tho office Of John A. fismmer -
JOHN A. PLASNFR.
G15 Wooster street, two doors from Amity.
Brass Band Leader j. Ehrsnn. will join this excursion.
GRAND PICNIC EXCURSION ron sr BRIpGETs
" Church Eskth street and avenue o. 70 Riddles
rOveon Wednesday July 18th, 1891. The splendid
Now Jersey with Two srcodid dcuhocecked bargc
gsEed for the oecaeiOn MAnshsns bands engaged.
1lete,s deli.r children under ~ yoars. fifty cents
Icktes csn 10 bad 81 the sections OF al The Catholic
Cburchesof tho comniteeat the soyer. Catholic book
ot,ursor. Tie boat will leave foot OF Ifh street. at
A. foot o. Delaney street st ~ Tier n r. at shd
n n. from T.oa j. H. KELLY. Chsraaa.
GRAND EXCURSIONS TO COMFY ISLAND LAND
N lug At Fort Hamilton each Warfare i2E oents.-
The and splendid steamer TROJAN, Capt y. n ROD
will make dsy excursions tc Conty Island Tor the
a. half psst ocisck o.. and hsii.past Ia and ~ ~
From pier " r. A. hsltpsst TO- aud o'clock Morn
ing trip from fsrt Hamilton al A NJ No hall price 10
children.
GRAN EXCURSION TO TBE fIsBisG BANKS,
VI every Jay, except sn.urdsysFare % cent? esch
Tho sei lBoro steamer BUPFALo Capt. siaith, viii
leave HamEond street ~ ~ Clssl street. * Gfand
A. NJ rsiprning By r ". ECrcShmsnts. askisg tackle.
&e. provided on bosrd.
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AmUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

MILITARY GARDEN. BROoKLYN-ADMIssIoN.2 rs
Nl cents; Private Boxes g. To commence AZ o'clock
q Mis-, Croker Tuesday eysn1s July - per-
ormarceB will with The liable oedstta Of
the ErON BoY-Bob Curry, Mr.. D. Pniilips; Dahster
Mr.. T. H. JohnstOn Fanny aud Tom Miss Croker. To be
Wal or Mr. DUNN Resets Miss EMILY Mestsysr To con-
oludo With the laughsbe tsrce OF RAISING THk WI I'd
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