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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-03-27

SPANISH ETIoUETTE.-Sos sacred, at one
time, were the feet of their Maiesties, the
Queens of Spain, that 10 think of them
was a peccadillo, TO speak of them an
outrage, and 10 touch them a capital of
fence. Princess Ann of Austria, bride of
Philip ~. arriving in Spain, was present
ed with parcel of silk stockings by the
stocking manufacturers of city where
she rested. Her major-domo, swelling
with honest indignation, flung the stock
ings away, exclaiming,-"Know tha, the
Queens of Spain have no feet ~ "Alas ~
cried the simple hearted bride, bursting
into tears, "if had known my feet were
10 be cut off / would never have set foot
IN Spain ~ On another occasion the Sec
.ond consort of Charles ii. came near To-
sing her life through this ridiculous eti-
quette. Riding out one day, her horse,
spirited animal, taking fright, reared up in
such manner that the queen slipped of, ,
one of her feet at the same time catching
in the stirrup. The horse began to kick.
The queen was in imminent danger. But
as 1t was death for any male, save the
king and the chief of the pages, to touch
any part of the queens person, to say
nothing of her feet, no one of her escor,
wat at first bold enough to attempt her
rescue. AT length, her peril every moment,
increasing, two cavaliers ran TO her assist
ance. One held the horse, while the other
extrIcated her Majesty's pedal extremity.
Not waiting for the thanks customary on
such occasions, the two heroes took to
their heels with anything but hero-like
haste, and, having ordered out their swift
est chargers, were about to exile them
selves, when messenger came 10 inform
them that her Majesty was graciously
pleased to pardon their offence.
Home Gazette.
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EBENSBURG HOUSE.

The undersigned respectfully announces to
his friends and the travelling community that
he has taken this large and commodious house
IN the borough of Ebensburg, formerly k ept> by
5. J Renshaw. where he,will be happy to ac-
connodate his friends and~those who may be
pleased to favor him with they patronage.-
Having fitted up the House in sn excellent
manner. he can assure the travelling public
that nothing will be wanting on his part that
will contribute TO the comfort Of his customers.
His TABL will always be supplied with
the best the markets. can afford. and his q AR
Is filled with choice liquors. His STABLE
being very large and attended by careful
Hostier. he is prepared to accommodate Dro-
I B. M'DERMIT.
March-as. Is5O.-s5-tf
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| OWE NO NAN 4 DOLLAR.
BIZ cBARfEs P. sHIxAs.

Oh, do not envy. my own dear wife!
The wealth of our next-door neighbour,
But bid me still TO be stout of heart,
And cheerfully follow my labour.
You must know, the last of those little debts
Ths: have been our lingering sorrow,
Is paid this night! So we'll both go forth,
With happier hearts tomorrow.
oh, the debtor is but shame. faced dog,
With the creditors name on his CO liar;
While l'n king and you queen,
For We owe man dollar.
Our neighbour you in his coach today,
With his wife aud his Haunting daughter,
While we sat down at our coverless board,
To a crust and q cup of water.
saw that the tear drop stood in your eye,
Though you tried your best 10 conceal it
/ knew that the CO ntrast reached your heart,
And you could OF help but fee! it
Bot knowing now that our scanty fare
Has freed my neck from the collar,
You'll join my lcugh, and help me shont,
That we owe no man dollar,
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PemnOcks Seed Planter,

For planting Wteat and other Grain.
Patented March iS4i, re-issued October
1850. This valuable machine is manufactured
and kept for sale by the subscriber in Pitts.
burg. Also. Stsve and Shingle machines. of
the latest style. Agents wanted to canvass
the country, aud sell machi nes and rights.
Address GIDEON SWAYNE.
Dec. 70, 1850. l2-5m.s Pittsburg.
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Ibis neighbour whose show has dazzled you
eyes.
In fact, is a wreiched debtor;
pity him oft from nv very heart,
And l wish that his lot were better.
Why. the man is the weariest slave alive.
For his dushing wife and daughter
will live in style, though ruin should come
So he goes like lamb to the Slaughter
But he feels it the tighter every day,
Thut terrible debtors collar!
Oh, what would he give could he say with US
That he owed no man dollar!
You seem amazed. but I'll tell you more;
Within two hours | met him
Snea king away with frightened air.
AS if fend had beset him;
Yet he fed from q very worthy man,
Whom met with the greatest pleasure
Whom called by name. and forced to stop,
Though he said he was not at leisure.
lie held my last note! SO l held him fast.
TIL he freed my neck from the collar;
Thsn shook his hand as proudly said,
Nov, owe no man a dollsrm
ALL now you emile, for you feel the force
OF the truths have been repeatingi
1 knew that downright honest heart
In that gentle breast beating.
Tomorrow I'll rise. with giants strength.
To follow my daily labour;
But, ere we sleep, let humbIy pray
For our wretched next-door neighbour;
And well pray for the ,imo when all shall be
free
From the weight Of the debtors collar
When the poorest will lift his voice and cry,
Nov, l owe no man dollar!"
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DF,ghts in grog shops are now called
spiritual knockings,
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NJ ILL and - CUT SAWS for sale at,he
lv1 store of
MURRAY& ZAHM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

The balance hand equal TO twelve per cent
ths aggregate capital for the year This Is great
decline in the net profits and the dividends this year
have been much less than usual The market value OF
the stock few months since ranged from hundred
and fifty nve 10 hundred and sixtyve dollars per
share The present market price Is hundred and
wshtyseven dollars per share and holders do not appear
confident that II will be sustained at that point
The competition among coal companies this year. has
been greater than before experienced and the pro-
liability H. that few Of them will make much money
Of either the mining or transportation business.
The leading mining companies OF Great Britain ap-
par TO BIZ doing profitable business The Ldoa Ners
gives the annexed quarterly stsement Of the lusntity
bf foreign Irish, and colonial mines sold
Sw during the three months ending the Both Of
June. The total quantity disposed of k 1854 tons,
which realized fl4 $50 Is Last quarter sses tons
sold for f109046 l2s ID In the June quarter Of 1850,
II 290 tons realized G9 and in the quarter Of
1s4s, 925 tons obtained e2t62 0e There Is thus an
Increase OF IA per the amount realized in the
ssrepondng period Of last year. and decrease of %
yer cent lS4e. The average price per has BIZ
III los Cd whilst in the June quarter last year 1t
Ell S. 3D. and in 1s49 Ell l6s 3D. The produce Of the
eobre mines realized average GA lss Ia; the
euban, els 4s % the Bearhaven, f7 9s; the Knock
mshon IS ISIS the KspuDda, Ell Is Cd the Santiago
glI Sc I'd the Burrs Burra, fl6 lis. Al the Kawaw
ia Oh
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INDIA RVpsFR a0oDs.

RRiLlANr pIscovkRIEs.-"rHsD scAgIrArloN
tho sacaa.ise va. s:} vG.mi.sonsr p Patent. ~
ws., IN honor Of Which pave select dassrS in
Nnnson last winter This discovery hovsver vss ina
merely The payment to Goodyear ls4l of Go
nocr sc 70 work under Coodyear's Patent vh.k Dsv
n osds zoe late 70 senea him. Days rswssS
convcton OF nfringers Goodyeavs Pat>nA on
rheh ne himelf has been the chief only in
irnser was brilliant conception of Days and updoubt-
ediy original With him. Days discovery sroa.
secret o. Rubber full before bis spbes-
ton Tor he patent therefor - Day arIy
paid TO man Who had lesrnec f
tory vas brilliant exhibition Of inventive ssnins and a.
lords striking proof Of how closely vll
timer folcv pen the he, u Of smother.
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- mind that In June, last year. the rate Of fare
0ses cents PAL mile and this year only two cents
nstion Of thirty and third per cent 10 price II
appsars by this that cheap fares and competition have
not reduced the business Of this road At late meet
ing Of the directors Of this company resolved TO
sseate additional stock to the Of fifteen
hundred thousand dollars TO be divided into shares Of
hundred dollars EACH and the distributed
Jverss near may BE- among the respective share
holders Of this company according to the number Of
Anil shares held by them the 2lst OF July, who
shall ON the first day Of August next within twenty
Sas thereafter pay 10 the treasurer Of this company the
sum Of ten dollars each share Of additional stock TO
which they may be severaly entitled The cerisatss
Sor shares to be issued the payment Of the said
sum Of ten dollars per share on condition that the
balance of the stock shall be paid In such instruments
may required by the directors and that failure TO
pay any such instament all the stock In shall
- forfeited to the Of the company Interest is To be
sei annually paid to the holders Of the new stock on
al paid thereon, until the said stock shall he made
full
During the past six months the stock and scrip Of the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company has been steady
dspresating in value Competition has been the prin
sipa Of this and is the impression the minds
II many who well posted upon the subject that the
stock IN worth much It will DO again.
The annexed statement exhibits the operations Of the
company during the year ending the LIST March, 1851
nnA tha NJ ffai . axA
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Personal .


UkFORnATfoN WANTED or JOHN DUNE. 4 Ma
,iss o. Navinstosn county kildare, lTcla' q. by bis
brv'k kiebael Vs. DuBne rncrly OF the city pbli1
when lhst heard from Ia Mos rea Canada s hrohcr
vsus most happy TO hear from h - 81 Sixth
New York. Canadian papers Il9asc eopy.
000 REwARD-THB SUBsCRiBER WILL,
sOOO rive the above ward 10 crs1n sho will
tgnih him with competent ind satisfactory lesal proof u
the time and place The birth child o Norton,
VIE ofJemee Clinton Norton. The child bora thc
var 1881 the carly part Of 1851 either IN The city Of New
York or Brooklyn, believed sua has been known by
,ar name of Charles wentworth lie placed IN the in
tttuten q ts guhscrher March l AM hAs bosn slu
Gated therein Dated New York, Iulv -, 1851.
n. PRUgNEr, n Bank street
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or RATS NOT 4 FEW LIE.

nF RATS NOT A FEW LIE.
" hitch, the last tenth Of ynly
Were troublesome vsrmiB aesn.
And before ff,y .tvs.
The rata will be 80 few.
They'll be eased and be hspt 20 30 seen.
For Lyons Pills and Lyons Powder
Make hi, fame srow loud and louder;
tankipd will blee. with their last breath,
And rats will curse him cen In death.
Tell me not In mournfvi numksrs
Life Il hut an empty dream;
Bed huge may b pnt In slumbsr-,
Upon which no movrovs CLEAN.
IYONb Depot 42t broadway,
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CHE TURF.
SPORTING.

MATCH BOAT RACE-A MATCH BOAT RACE
AVA will take place az the Elysiap Felis Hoboken
afternoon, at two o'clock Distance miteo One
Hundred Dollars This cen dera interest
among aquatic eportsmcu.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICES,


SPECIAL NOTICES..
NEW YORK voLUNrEERs.-THE OFFICERS AM
members Of the LIST rsgiment Of New York yolunter
requested TO meet q, the Mercer Houe this day
o'clock TO attend the funeral Of private VIM CArrgan
company Punctual attendance requested. BY order
GaRRET DYCkMAN, (iateJ Major Is.. Res. n Y Vol.
LN0R ASSISTANT ENGINEER or TUE NEW YORK
\ Pre- Department, JAMES L. KENNEDY, Of Hook and
Ladder Company No.. l.
NorICE.-rHE MEMBERS OF UNION DIVISION
No. Of IT, are requested 70 attend regular meet
bewuy, as business Of Importance will up action
By order Of r. I. TOWNSEND, W. y.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. NO
~ City Hail. July Is. lJ-Pcrsons pt from ia ~
Sety who have not registered their exemption at this
are notified 20 make such REPUTATION before
hst- WIN. A. WALKER. Commissioner Of Jurors.
TAKE EoTIcE-THaT THE PARTNERSHIP HERE
tofors existing between the undersigned under the arm
81 Abbott Watt as hotel keepers No l7 Cedar sroe
DO esrva on At the same place by William Abbott who viii
WILLIAM ABBOTT
New York, Juno /, 1851. ANDW war;.
GUNNER HEAT rs rPON Us OUR CONFINED CITY
~ fSsw Yorh) having DO poinewhst tsdi0u
~ andet the suggcsti-n Of frisnds induced visit
jersey hadiSn IN Morris ns0Gd
OPEN airy Fisze. l wa induced to 40 there. and
ssfure my city fead that hntepaons have boon
osn realized Tile beautiful country village excellent
eseslsnt water. and tho anity and gentiemany treat
nt % Cot bunting the iuukesrcr OF the pisse hi
wishes respect. Their iodgnr rooms brc clean an
airy ths'f table, we'll suppie4 with the good hiuss Of
city court and ot up in good tste and Tho order
preprisr to good wishes for success and desire on
part that city fiends may avail thamae
tme Of 50 pleasant re,roa,-New York. July 70. ISL
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THE WATERING Places.

DAvILION HOTEL. NEW RoCBELLE.-rHIs B8Au-
TRULY situated family monsicn is now prepared VI
commodnte milicf and OF for the
terms Communications left ut the Clinton Hotel x DO
Rttondedto.
MORRIS UOUsE.-BY JACOB wOLC0rr NORRIS,
WI Long Branch. Monmouth County New ysrssy.-(so
connection with any other nouse ITO rbe pues-rns
house s situated the sin Of the Atlanto Ocean,
hraeipg front so Families wishing I'D
TIE watering place be 10 Tho
most comfortable manner, and moderate tsrmA Par
ticular attention paid to the comfort Of ladea. Aes
ttrs, wines, liquors, and segars always on hand.
7'HE UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE TO ISpoau MS
patrons visiting Newport that he has this daI for
warded his saddle horses 90 the j. o. Weaver
House where they will remain for the summer sessoa.
HORACE v. yDSEl
Riding Academy, l35 and l3g Mcrssr street.
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ARRIVAL OF DR. C. ". RopAcK, ArNEw YORK

"A RRlNAb OF DIR. G.. ". ROBACK, ATNEW YORK
IA The celebrated DR.. G. W. Robaok from sweden Pro-
lessor OF Astrology Aftroncy. fhreuoo aud
having just arrived from philadelphia where he has
with he success for the last four years.
offers his services 70 tho citizens Of New
vicinity He can he consulted with at his oeo
ter prepaid and he prepared TO make of hie power
on any 81 tho following opcsBusness OF all
travelling by land courtships advice for their
successful accomplishment specuatin In stocks merchan
disc or real estate the recovering Of lesaces In dpue
the purchasing Of tickets and The safety % ships Tie
also has had the honor Of receiving certificate from the
Honorable John Bernsdctte formerly King Of sweden,
vi ich ~ Will rive him great pleasure Ia shownt % those
Who fryor him with call be also his services respect
ing health wealth and oy aasir. josrn.ys s.
present And future events and All the concerns Of NE ,nd
invites all " call who afflicted corporny or mentally
IeImsLsdi.s . cts Gentlemen 81 Nstvtie, cslcul,sd
and read In FULL according 70 the oracee and masculine
signs ladies ST. gentlemen ~ 90 Nstvitic calculated sc-
ccrdng TO Ueomancy, for ladies - In full 81 Gensmen
81 IN iu g. Pcrsons At distance can hsye Their nsh.,;
ties dra sending the date o. the day Of heu birth All
letters containing %, above fee Will receive at
tenton and nevtc viii - sent 70 any part OF the United
states written drrahle Ger. All letters on any OF the
Is az 8 white street, two blocks below broadway.
rARD-nRs. BREWSTER FROM PHILADELPHIA
~ tenders her esryiccs 10 iadca and gentlemen th
ty in Astroogy, Love- aud Law matters tn.crprctin,
re.as &c b. toohs and science constantly relied on n,
sapleon and will tell the o. the lady or Entemst
will marry lso TIE ~ the winters Rasdeset
~ Grand street Ladies ffy cent? esptsmen one doas
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MATPIN0sv MADE EASY, OR now TO WIN A
Nl loverProfcssor LAYTON Of London, having arrived
In Boston Will send address, receipt Of one dollar
post paid plain directions to enable ladies Gentlemtn 70
yin devoted areccns the opposite sen Ths rres
IL simple lot 20 osps ang that all be rarr.d
tpectve Of sptcarsuco pcstou and last Though
not least BE- arranged With sueh ease and deiioacy
that detection s mpcssibe Address, Professor Law,on
Do.ton Mas No letter taken from the Pest once snlss
the postage h paid.
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FIyAVCEAl.-

FNo CApITAI1srS-wANTED,f FROM 5000 To Sl5rll
TO extend manufacturing business already cstahs ed
Coed seeury will he given for the amount advanced also
fair and share Of the profits for further p,rticu
larr Hvpy 20 ,. n. CUAMBON. ~ Reade street or 70 j.
Luk1A, ~ Pearl street. 10 Measrs. BENJAMIN W" j.
a. CO., - Broad street.
llAHK OF sAItsBuRY.-NOrgs or THE RANK OF
ID SaiisAury, karyand. rcdecne5 ~ per cent dis
ocpnt w n. HOuOHfoN, % william street.
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EXCU HSIs5N 8.

Duadred Do lars iris race ftraets cen bio iossres
among aquatic sportsmen.
EXCURSIONS.
~ Hagadorns Company Of he First Regiment Amoriean
%as ss Ws to N 'as ,''asr
boat viii leave the pier TO- Of Liberty street. North vsr
n1s. vii SesS ssiss'
wi. Re @ & sr "SS tho sn ssss with
The steamer NiNnoD viii leave the ioos Of staomo
street y An Gait arne street Pier 40 North river,
rfres ments povdeo person viii be board " select
the hshing ground.
GRAND PIC MIC AND CorlILoS EXCURSION IN
nua Pie Nc and Cotllor Excursion Wayne Assooasion
SyaeK on ednesdsy July d with spacious aad mag
9Sss steamer ssse 1%sr and sss and snsa
Cotoa bancs bssn easased for
pany Dinners i'll he pro1id at Perry Hotel or Ocsnts
iii s be in Lake. cma ss on amy
part Of The sO"nry esst' 20 admit lazy
Which e"n be o5.sipeG sTist ohm orsis Prs.doo
sCornsla street Jteob .bra Vice President 81 Grove
T. Kent Jr TreSsSrtr s. 2oousai street oeorsc G
Chapter Boat viii Delaney AZ past =;
ii SasaS ana Eighteenth street. p past O. A. a. '''A''
IIuRRA FOR spoRT-o,PTAIN SMITH, ~ THE
S. am Rrf a. ssTsss to pay ,s sas g tho
dollars smallest nsh Which caught boat.
on Monday, July u, and TuasdlJ 22d.
GRAND EXCURsIONs TO coEEY ISLAND. LAsu
" ing 1T Fort Hamilton each wny--Fars 2H Cent?
The and splendid steamer TROJAN, Oapt. J. N Rod
will make daily excursions " Conay Island the
leaving follows Norng Trip-from Spring ssyoeA
:. halt past o'clock, ~ and hAfpast Il and ~ 81.
from Pier N. r., at halfpast 6, 10, and o'eiocs.
Norma srp from Fort Hamiltan at "a. ~
ExCuRsioNs TO TnE FISHING BANKsEvERY DAY,
~ except Saturdays The sea steamer BUFFALO, Oap..
Smith, leaves the foot Of hammond ct ~ o'clock
4. NJ, Canal street at Grand street T. r. at AZ Ca
tharine street at So Pier No N H., ut o'clock return
ing by =. N. fhius tackle bait and pro-
vided. Fore .5 aents each vay.
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CbsEoTF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
OF sertlemen hsyir any superauous Clothing
or Iufhnre 10 dispose Of, obtain fair cash price
we came ny sendns for the subscriber. hs residence or
through The poet Ladies attended by IRE. Cohen.
II. s. COnEN 81 Rim alrack
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4 ~ u NI't HINU' FUHNII UHE, WAIUHLSANU
" Jcwclry rant9d-IaIt7 rrventlce having the above
poae o. can r,alise az ietst per Than
toioia received, on mekng application. ny note otherwise
70 tLo euNs'ribcr, ~ h.s once. ISAAC ". Lynn,
II Wall street. tasemert
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RTE mOvALs.

u EMovAL.-L. ". SIMPSON SONS. IMPORTERS
II Drandies, Winos, So have removed ther ocs 10
No. 9Bsavcr street nessfev,
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L,IsnING BANkS-FaRE l2k CENTS EACH Way
The steamer NlhkoD will leave the foot of Brooms
street M Gait nrine street Pier North
Hammond street, SD o'clock. Bait, hshing tackle and
re.res mens provleo. peron will BE- " select
the fishing ground.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A FTERNOON BOAT TOR CoZZENs' DOCK. NEW
IA burgh and Pcrgktereio- landing at oaid vllA Gold
Spring Cornwall ard Niltonfare ~ cents The sail
ing stcarer Santa Clans Capt Eimead ri will lsave tho
pr foot Of BARCLAY street afternoon 81 olesh
turning viii leave Foushkecpsie At o o'clock, A. n.
NEW YORK AND fuILADELPuIA-Nxw york
~ and Philadephia direeIun stl.ss Mail Lane
Through IN hours, via Now Jersey RAsoad Pare re-
roed TO ~ for and ~ ~ for second osss
New orb from foot q Courslsnd strost and -
IA n and y. M from foot o. Liberty street. Leave Pr
ladelphis ~ and "A. r. sad ~ from Of VISA
sutssrsst
CAMDEN AND AMBoy ma iLROAD LINE FROM NEW
Ysrh TO Psisdclyh,s-lssy. Pier n North Rvev -
Afternoon Line A. o. -'och. fars By sishsr nns So
forward dock, "A gmisrsns Tine "a gcioeh " T..
,Arc. ~ 20 a. BLfss AzsnA
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ExPREss AGENCIES, 80.

EMPRESS AGENCIES, &c.
AcARD.-IosuIPrEgs TO cALIFoRNIA-BERPoRD
snip ONO on fs aS instant sps ,a. ,pS y .'n sy
know our silitss Tor transporting goods the Ist6
k,.,s Ws,s1@sn. the we'll known transportation pro
when hip win ths mail .IsI il Al .appsd
Our soOa shiy RED BY the cre.osn, city Jaas sth
CnAoRrs. July g ISL
Srs.'ss, ci,y ws rSc.ly.d tsrysisst
mans RyTSs wAf I s.S Ran Rgsnsl- Co.
in San Francisco are - cent le than oe Of other
Express BHkfJRD CO., vc.sy street. A,,or House.
A. MILLER CO.'S SAIIronsm s,. syrsEss
Than 18Th This u. only EXPIRE. tbs, pl.H:, good.
goods water proof them 0G,Ss No i. wall
street. frsishts about 20 eenis.
RERFoEp eos GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS
pay e On % r cent T.s I S.n 1TS "
..ssr cypress shsrEs Of .resi. By
RtDUsEp aarns,-IRANsroRrAyI TO CALI.
son q z zs' HiEiiiss'ssr s'S'y Agents Wall street.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
or .n ..I The city, 2. s,ssi.s T
depea. l. NJ DUeSfLDORP, IS Kim stresA
n. B.-Lsd'os attended bv mrs. Dusseido,p.
CAsr OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
mn ave an; lon on Clothing Furniture. and jswsry
for Y. LEyENsTYN ts6 Broadvpv '. n 10 stairs.
ladies attended W Nv Mrs tevrnstvr
CasI orr oLvIhjse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ temon can obtain good price for their LETT on clothing
" ndns 10 " Goodwin No. ~ City Hall place. Ladies
and gentlemen waited on At their residences.
CASEoTF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
-lndiet or gentlemen hsvir any superhuous Clothing
rurhnre TO dispose Of obtain fair cash price
we came hy sendns for the subscriber at his residence or
through the poet. Ladies sttended BY IRE. Cohen.
H. $. CUUEN, 81 klm street.
(hs1 or CLOTHING. FURNITURE wATcuEsANp
JcWclry rant9d-IuItl7 rrVentemen having the ahovt
dnpooe o. can realise az ictst n per than
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