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The Nevada journal., 1852-03-18

BURGESS, GILBERT & STILL
ID Booksellers and Stationcrs, and whole.
sale and retail agents for Foreign and Amc-
rican newspapers, magazines, etc., Ports.
mouth square, San Francisco. 56-lm
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EGERY e. HINCKLEY, manufacturers
Ia of Mill, Steam Engine and Quartz Pulv-
erizisg Machinery. and Iron castings Of every
description, First st., lbetween Mission and
H.wardl San francisco. Sign Of the Pacific
ron fUundty. most I'm
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The National Hotel.

AT AUBUK I'm.
THE subscriber most respectfully Informs
those visiting Auburn and vicinity, and the
public in general, that he has Just completed
that large building, expressly erected rs Ho-
tel, in Auburn. Care will be taken BY the La.
dies Of the House. that the Table will be kept
neatly and well supplied. ! return my thanks
to my friends for III II past patronage at the
old stand-of which have converted the en-
tire building into store. where Miners and
Ira ders will find constant and general as
sortment of Goods for sale low, for the Dust.
Auburn June l6 6m VIM GWYNN.
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w estern Market.

WEBSTER q. Co. would inform the citizens
of Nevada and the public in general that they
now have on hand at their establishment, on
Main street, adjoining Barker's some of the
best MEATS the market affords. Also, 4 large
assortment of GROCERIES.
Nevada City, April 18th, 1851.
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Deer Creek Ranrh,
Fruits of MormOniSm,

OR fair and candid statement of facts
~ illustrative of Mormon principles, Nor.
mon policy and Mormon character, just pub.
lished and for sale by the Rev. Messrs. WAR
RBN and BLAND. 59-f
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MeIsEFD GREGORY'S At
SzaIf8&- SzaIf8& lantic and Pacific
Express, George E. Clarke,

Express, George E. Clarke,
agent at Nevada City.
This Express has no connection with any
other concern, and persons doing husinesr
with this Line can be assured that whateve
they entrust TO its management at either o
its Offices, will reach its destination wit!io u
passing through other hands, or meeting with
delay. Special Messengers in charge Of Ex-
press Matter for this Line, are dispatched by
every Steamer leaving New York and San
Francisco.
Gold Dust, Packages and parcels of every
description, and Letters forwarded to all parts
of the United States. Canada, Europe, Ore
gon, and the Sandwich Islands Gold Dust,
and other Valuable Parcels insured through
under Policies IN Insurance companies in
New York
Offices. agents.
Ne,c York, meSsrs. Thompson E. Hitchcock
Panama, Ran Runnsis i Co,
Trinidad, Clifford 4 L'nsiey.
Marysp,iie, +. RunnM.
New Orleans, E. B. Higgins.
honolulu, s. I. Mitchell 4 Hufehins.
Portland, Ore. R'cketson + Co.
Nerada CITY, G. E. Cla,ke.
Liverpool, John W. Hart.
Monterey Cal, r. G. Williams.
Sac. City c. E. Clarke.
Money received on deposite in fire.
proof safe, ut the lowest rates.
Drafts for sale on New York and New Or
leans. in sums to suit.
Principal Office, $50, Montgomery st., San.
Francisco.
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J. B. Clements.

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST.
XAHOLESALE and retail dealer in Drugs
w and Me icines, corner Montgomery and
California streets, San Francisco.
n. B. Country dealers supplied on the mo
liberal terms. 5l-lm
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s4ovse OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON. August Z3 1897.
PROTECTION PASSENGERS BOARD STEAMBOATS,.
The House took up the Senate bill for the better
ry Of the lives Of passengers boats propelled in whole
or in part by steam.
Mr. CLncaAr said the bill covered ifty Ave pages and
in his opinion could be disposed Of during this
sion; besides would occupy ths morning hour to the
exclusion Of other business He thought therefore, IL
would be better to postpone h confederation until tho
second Monday in December next
Mr. sErxouR, (dem) Of N. r.. called attention 10 tn
fact that the BILL fer the western waters generally
concerned provides that the act shall not take
until the 1st Of January 1854 The object Of this that
the people Of the western country who desire the BILL
may have opportunity Of adapting thoir boats to It.
ton on the ist Of March next. This will afford ample
time for any necessary modification of the law.
Mr. CIIyos4s moved that tho bin b committed to .
Committee Of the Whole the State Of the Union Do
cided negauvely-yeas %; nays III.
The morning hour expired.
MisIcAs cIAIMs--ruE oARpIHER cAsE-srcRErAnY coz.
wiS's CONVICTION TBEREwIrH, Erc.
Mr. 0ips, (dem OF Ohio moved o suspension Of the
rules in order to offer preamble and resolution declsr
ing 1t Il believed that spurious and fraudulent Chains
have been passed upon and allowed BY the Mexican
Claims Commission: that tho claim Of Dr. Gardiner
among them that public rumor charges the Secretary OF
the Treasury being the agent Of DR. Gard
It's prosecuton and that ssd Secretary had Toe
interest the said claim amounting to large sum
said to be 100000 &C., and concluding with resoiu
ton for the appointment Of committee OF five by the
Speaker all the facts touching this oasc,
| with power to send for persons and papers
| The rules suspended. by yeas l4a nays 2s
| Those voting negatively were a. follows
Mcsrs Appleton, Msssi B.nnSts @ Books Brow; N.J'
l coodenow HsscaII Bsyen, King. Landry, Moore,
Pa Msore, Ii; Outlaw. Reed schoon mafer, Scudder
stanley stevens Pa Taylsr Tuck WAbridge and WellB
Mr. o. ps then introduced his resolutions and replied
TO the remarks which his colleague (Mr Csmpbel had
heretofore made In defence Of Mr. Corwin saying he
copsraiped TO offer ths reeouton and not oaiy TO de
END hisef but give the Secretary an opportunity TO
defend hjmself nom what he mr. 0dsl houestlv he
eved TO be charges agsins, him lie pressed tn
necessity of making the investigations before ths eyi.
derce dstppearvd from the Giles Of the Department.
l Mr., srryErs, (whg) Of Pa, asked Mr. Olds whether
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From ,lAe south.
LATER PROM HospuaAs--russRAL or MRS. rAYInR.

LATER PROM HoEDURAs--FUseRAL or MRS. rAYLnR,
ETC.
BALTIMORE, August %, 1854
Two New Orleans mails were received 70 night 5uA
owing TO the interruption Of travel over the Phisds-
phia Railroad, have to lie over tEi to morrow
Galveston dates to the 18th inst had been rec eive
but the news Is Of NO interest.
Advices from British Honduras to the 3sth ult. have
been received. Lieutenant Governor r. =. Wadshouse
had arrived at the Island Of Ruatan and made known
Queen victorias proclamation forming that and ads-
cent islands into colony, under the title Of Bay Eani
Dolony. The Legislative Assembly Of Ruatan had d.
clared ee port-vesse Of all nations being admit
ted paying the nominal sum Of one dollar harbor sss
and duty Of two per cent ad paerew on I'll goods i'm,
ported for consumption
The funeral Of Mrs Ta,Ier widow Of the late Pres-
dent took place on nue,dsy % .'s rom the rssdsne >sf
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BUFFALO, August %, 1854.
There is considerable excitement in this city
qucnce Of serous disturbance in the fire depar snt
In the new charter tor the city the convention have
solved to make the Chief Engineers olce eleotabIe By
citizens, instead Of by the department This causes
much feeling and am we'll informed that it is the nten-
ton Of tie companies morrow march to the liberty
pole lie up the engines and dsband every company.
Governor Hunt publishes long explanation this
ing connected with the pardon VI Weishuhp which
caused 10 much excitement here.
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TWO SISTERS DROWNED.

MADISON, August q 1851.
Two yousg girls, at Henderson, Ky. on MONDAY lssk.
committed suicide BY tying their hands tcssthes asA
walking out into the Ohio river where they laid down 81
drowned themselves The girls were sisters s~cd le A.
When found they were locked In each osher srrDs
Family dihcultiee was the cause.
POISONED HIMsELF.
SPRINcrIELD. Mass, Auyust q. 1862
Eufe Lewis German Matchmaker tool poison on 6Unp
day, ana died this morning, ct the City Motel.
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BosToS, August 25 1859.
riot occurred at Lynn, Mass. yesterday, while the
officers were attempting to liquor warrant Con-
siderahs excitement prevailed, and OF the ofcsr
named Aremas Chase, wounded It Is feared fatally
Mr.. Fenno, his wife, and daughter belonging to this
city we're drowned at IIuli yesterday, while In small
boat by beirg run down by schooner
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Hths rstoiuton should pass he ~'uu 'es'e on 'A'
mittee?
MI. .OLps-No
Mr.. SrnvErs- / supposed not. -s,ohoror.t,a
Mr.. oLps-I believe know what bolon, Seo n'n''''''
Mr. CAMPBELL, Gree soI of Ohio briefy aspuga 70
MI Olds repeating what he heretofore said. "a msso.
Whenever competert person conos forward q eaton
the charge, the Secretary will challenge invest nel-
he, however, had objections to an Investigation
on q charge of public rumor RI
the preamble, to read asfo.iowr:--
wbe,e. strong uspsiOn s,ts shs sabs, COM
n ss ssi' i 'ss
Sf h, T.ss'sy has been
The preamble thus amended agreed 10, ana sne
RI tEolution adopted
oc SAr sossAGE- DEMOCRATIC sPEsoH-~HG conss'rioS'
te Rouse went into Committee Of the Whole N' tnc
Stats OF the Union tho bin making appropriationA for
The tfaBsportation Of ths mails by steamers and
other, wise during the present fircal year.
Mr.. EousTor, dem Of Ala raid the bill simply mAoo
appop nations TO carry out existing contract
The pmmitee proposed but one as,endment .inaH.ns
apr pTTiation OF f5se coo for this Collins line In 40
cordsDce with the recent increase OF CONS sensotion
The am endment was adorteo
Mr.. DrAe (dem N. Y during The ffss minutes to
which the esnera debate limited gas, the outlines
merely Ssmocrsc spoe,h-the issue in his opi1ion,
beng tho wings and expensive govornu nt" sg 'ioss
"the democrasss and economy lie sad rruption IN
the departments greater than IL ever before
known and the investigating committee OF The senate
will bring out fscts astounding to every one.
The Postal bl. was finally passed.
RriTEr u woRIHs WIDOW =. ETC
On the motion OF Mr.. PoLK (ds,p) OF Tenn tue rules
were suspended. and the ousc took up tho enate ci
fer the relief OF Margaret L WORTH and passed it, with
IN amendment, allowing her thirty dolarsan onth fof
five years.
bill also passed, giving relief to the o-A an chR
dren OF tho late Captain Samuel Plnmmer.
CLAY.
On motion Of MIR STANTON (dem) Of Ky, tenth ousand
copies Of the proceedings OF both Houses aster ant on
the death Of Henry ClaI. orderedo be printA d.
The House went nso committee ON the hins aaklns
appropriations for
HOUSES,
Mr. Evans (whg) Of Md spoke tor ., hour a yainyt
the present system and pointed out porant rem
The Committee rose aud tie House adjourned
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CiNtINNATT August y 1859.
Capt Kctchum lately from the command st Fofs Lara.
nile, arrived at st. Louis on Tuesday Emigration 70
California, via Salt Lake, bad commenced passing the
foit when he left. When he left sekness generally hal
dseppeared There was considera bic quarreipg among
the different compsnics
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POLITICAL.

SPECIAL MEE7cNa-YoUNa MEMS DEMOCRATIC
~ Union Cub-Tuestsy (thsD evening -every Of
the Club expected to tho Mercer House Tuesday
evening" 2 fsstsu 1t O'clock to pete arrange
mentB Tor the Grand Mass Aeeta oE I'd Of Septs
D. q. TAYLOR, President.
l. 1 i. l. Hassalsx' aalnos. $vieo Presidents.
VI, r.
il HEnp
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Capt. Marcy Positively Safe

LOUISVILLE, August IS, 1859.
Letters were received at Memphis, the 21st nst
frtm Capt Marcy and others from Fort Washa August
!, fcisy announcing his ut that post with an
under Ls command No news Of Importance
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WIG CONVENTION AT Besror.

BosroN, August 90 1852.
The Whg Ward and County Convention met tbs
evening OF Coohtustc Hall. rumor that the Webster
wings would rally in force, and attempt TO control tho
proceediDgs called ont large meeting. vote con-
sidered tost showed majority Of abou. seventy Ne
Scott The proceedings harmonious aud 132 dele
gates composed Of both Webster and Scott men,
chosen delegates to the State convention at Worcester
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N e VS. By TIE L EGR APH .
INTER ST GPRO EEDINGs | CONGRESS.
-~o~~o@~~~~~o~~~~oc>o~
Debate on the River and Harbor Bic in
the Senate.
u>N~~~~o>>>~~~~~>>N~~,
Political Squabble between MesRs. douglas
and Smith.
o~>>>>o>~~>>roO~>e->~~o.
Another GaIphln Investigating Committee
Appointed by the House.
~>~y~~o>o~>oc>~~oo1>oov
RELIEF FOR GEN. wORTH'S WIDOW.
y~~~>>se>~>>>>>~>>>c~>~-
ANOTHER TERBIBLG STEANB0AT FXPLO ZION.
\ ~ Il II s.~>cs>~No>~ry~~-~o>>~o~e>
Fifteen Persons Killed and Thirty Scalded.
Gtse >>>>>~>o~o.~>>c.N~~o~c
II Sei CAPT. MARCY NOT NASsACRED.
>1>~~~y~r~>~->>-~->~.c.>o>
Political Items -Snleides---The Cholera,
&o., &o., so.


From Washington.
DcoM OF THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD.
WAsHIrcroS, August 23-ll p. NJ.
The opponents of the River and Harbor bill declare
their intention of talking against the till the end
ofthe sesscn II necessary to defeat III butt should
it pass the Senate many amendments have been piled
that its chances Of passing tho House will be scarcely
among the possibilities. X.Y.z.
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Another s,oarnbont Erp,ps,on

PROBABLY FIFTEEN LIVES LOST AND TuIErY prEA on
soALDED.
~ sr LoUrs, August %, 15x
Steamer Franklin No. 2. for Louisville, burst h
boiler six miles below this city, yesterday. Thrtyp q
scalded, nino killed and six missing
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CoLvmsys, August %, 1854
There Is fine growing westasr, and the corn crspa
improving rapidly and promise to bo not moro Aa
ono fourth abort.
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NMW rUSy.xCAWlONa.

CcoTT's REPORT or FALL vAsHIoNs-Jusr PUB
~ rhed arc TOR sails st 100 Brnsdwsy up stairs Price
~ GER copy. hiso The Cutter work QUITTING, fcs
copy
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The Cho,sru mt uochcster

RocnssrEa, August %, 1SS2.
The Board Of Health report six deaths in the two dogs
ending ct four O'Clock this afternoon.
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New OaLEASs August 20, 1sS2
The sales Of cotton to-day, amounted 90 100 ssd fr
the week 2CtO bees Miodliug 9kc aoAo.; fair I2hs
M, receipts of the week a0 baiss ~ {ao
bsies OF the crop The efock IL oa0 6aysN
accounts from the interior very fsvo abe or the
cotton and sugar crops 1nc markets srs ~ dsu
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NSURnisHE nOUsB 10 Lsr--A aBNTLswAN
leaving for kuropc. s desirous of letting hts house.
which has beea quite recently fursished lease
given until ihe lat OF Msy 1856 note addressed 20 box
f9t, Poss Office will meet Nth attention.
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BILE SHEET
aAt.Ea sY AJcyluK.

A UcToN NoTIeE--TaoYAs BELL AUcTroNEER.
sseti r"os 80 IS soruee % Ssi0os naa n che
fr stoeA ef Cooking Stoves and Ranges champ 20
Paipsnss and Entraviags sc. NS-'' '''''-' AA' Wv
3aANLY sEeAas AND GROCERIES AT AUCTION
=, : op Tuesday o. tbe store 81 Dey street Of
SGss assns ;a Pl;ss Pipes Tsbses spaa sosas Pro-
WELLINGTON a. c1kTsR. Auctionesr 81 Dey st.
giEnRY =. LEEDS. AUoTIoFEsR. DIAMoNDs,
sN = ErD a 81. a. sSsss rs I
ss J. Al iYsf' wSies s'sSs
ps ss Sss aai 1 nss Easo:s
Ire ysrs bas, s Sss
,ssss hsasla. witches. soi Ieyaes suitable o.
n Eeasa ana aoa ina 800
% al ti So ss 5ssd gh sd .
y "a sn n ind mesern oil a Of sioh are
I = VAN ANTMRFp. Auction FER -us usRDwAsE
~. sals "a 4; Ven Aotv tvsrp,s Sale Of H.ra are 80,
g., E I .s'; hps Guns and as 100 r,r p,ssi
Ttr parts ulars. see catalogues.
T yAwDEwATER. AUcTIoNEEe Will SELL
- O. anatien on .ssday Ausu,t@ At lo's o'clock.
assSrtmsSa u superior mosswosd Masossny
sIs as, Ms,ngs fnTnoIs oon,issins in part Of sroea
}s SS,s. T.ss:
ed thAer suits marble and plain tops Mattrcsscs Pat
lissters, hi;rora. Sc, &C.
II C KEap. .AUcTIoNEER. LARGE ANT POSITIVE
f2aot,rtes &o,. four months crsd oa over
e ss .S'' I: ls lsASEssa ss AID 81
3ressway formerly the Chinese Museum be.wesu Spring
iaSss ana .ssssls csSpssfus
sy without sppoSsdn,.y gS
n I It, AND 70 aEd
is been made in ses. md most Substantial manner
richly msesaayp
walnut perer Ching room library and furniture
ss iss IL re
s the s..ntion Of the owners that the whole shs be sold
.:sa7 octave Ps5e I Forte. from e.y Sosi
sold at private sale These Piano. srs sreaary
q s .G s1,ss a; IN ss Of 9s
GG.ss to e out Of che city can b packed for
FIRE SAFES At
Greenwich variety Of Iron Fire Proof and saaman
staatIa manner WIN inside a.tsss 70 Be
tions er, 81 Dey street. corner Of Greenwich.
street-Furnturs.-oa wednesday. 9th inst. at 10
farniture and stock of dealer declining business Ward
assssn Tss oosns nns sssss s
ESsathsr Beds Bedding, Carpsts, Oil Cloth Cane Scat
wITTEEs SELL
Paror Chamber, and Kitchen Furniture aud tho House
also Piano snd Stool Sofas, Mahogany Chairs Hockers
centre osrved ard dining Tables Pie, Glass, three ply
feather Beds Bureau Washstands Kitshen Furniture,
&e., &c.
yVnLIAM WRITER'S, AUoTIoNEER-wILL SELL
w Wednesday, 1T 10 clock, at lS7 Canal Ad-
,ainsr ators Sale of Household Furniture contins of
two Pier elass with slabs Oil Paintings rich frames
Marble top pier and rabos ditto Hall
Olcoth iaup Chains, Hat Rack Stair Carpet Rods Sol
Brusse three ply and other carpets ensh and Cottage
dress,rg Bureaus Wash Stauds; ditto Toilet sets;
Wardrobe Dirrg Room ard Kitchen Furuiture Stoves,
Books; eIso G,i5 watch, Jegery, &C. BY order of
JOHN II. CLARKE, ESQ. Administrator.
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NOMINATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA.

NOMINATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHILApxLruA, Aug. %, 1881.
The Democratic County Delegation have nominA4
William Goodwin for the state Senate, in plaoc Of n
Fcimson, who declined the nomination.
The wings have nominated Henry c. Pratt for 4
eeme Office.
The Democratic city sud County Conference has
been occupied the whole day in 5acting for cendidaA
for Sheriff Eleven unsuccessful ballots had Tln
two prominent candidates John Kline and Jacob
Peters The lat ballot stood 81 FOR Petels, AMI 70 I'd
Kline The Conference has adjourned till Thursday.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIc. LII KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. q, 1881.
Governor swcll has appointed the Goth Of Novcmb =
for the election of member OF Congress to ill ii
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon Huu
phrcy Marshall.
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THE TURF.

RNTREvILLE COURSE. L. I.-RUNNINd--A
pnrss Of $50 will 10 given for running horses nsiis
heaa free for al to on Sept entries TO close
on Tuesd.y evening AUGUST "a, BY 10 O'clock ~ Falkland
DuTyeas pots OF East Broadway and Catherine
New York The TO bs governed BY the New T0p
Jockey Club rules Three ned two TO nAae
araoe. JOEL CoNKLlN. Proprietor.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND TROTTtNG.-A
AA OF S25 will be to of Thursday the
2h nile heats best three in Eve under sadde for
that Entries to Close 1t tho above house
on Wednesday evening" by eeven o'clock
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WIN. n. UNDERHILL, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
w Brandes. Wines Segsrs. 30, &o 430 Broome street.
Of Crosby Dealers and the public generally wf
feet saving twcpty per cent purchasing a. above
largest tho world Of shoios bosslsd Wines
erandiss. &o.. 10
nj d. PETERS & CO.. IMPORTERS OF WINES
l Brandies and Havana Segars. havo for sale all the
vsreties Of Pale and Dark Bandes together With ddor.
brands Scotch aud Irish Whiskey Jamaica
st. crcx Rum Madeira, Port Sherry, Champagne Hook,
and Claret Wines. Porers Aes stout. &c all OF which
are offered At tho lowest market price.
nTARD. DuPUY g. co 8 BRANDIEs--FR0M 81 90
~ to s. 10, Pnet, Csstion Co.'S 81 20 to 81 fo Lon-
don po. 81 S5 very old Clsret Vines from 81 up
White Wires from 81 % to $40 co. Fifty Thousand prime
old Bsvsns segars Grape leaf Champagne In pins aud
H. b. PETERS q CO.. 800 Broadway.
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sIfo IRON MANUFACTURERS AND CAPITALISTS
Fer sale the Establishment lately owned and worked by
G. Msnchester deceased as Pudding Works consists
- forge, with two furnaces bu furnace and four heat
.g fres, tools. Sci also. eight Dwelling Houses, three
Bstua three large Wood Sheds two Coal Houses Oco
end abon seventy acres OF Land They have been built four
Tbs ghy ovCrhauled and repaired
sst seamn and are nov In perfect running order, with
month"; Said wcrks are stuatod In Now Hartford CO,
the fhfipEton river and has exoeeu power IL
h four miles from Cousvie, where ready market for
~ the iron hich Is also the the Canal
karosd fr m New Hhvop The location Is hardly exceeded
any In q State Any wishing engage In the bu
nss or make faSe Investment would do we'll examine
the property As will be sold At bargain For fur
vher rsrticuars sddrese WIN sTEELE. Chatham square
Post ofhce, NJ T., or D. H. PRIEST, New Hartford, CT.
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= VAN ANTMRRp. AuoTioNEE ia RDwA sE
~ Shls II. y. Ven Ant verps Sale of Hard sEre so
this {. 10 o'clock, Cedar viii
% ligh English Guns aud fes l50 pair PISTOLS
hags Horse sis, RLd gepersl og Shelf goo
Fer partis nlars. see catalogues.
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! YOUNG MAN WISHES BOARD IN & kKsPlCTA-
"A Bile family private boarding house Fourth
ard Twepy seventh street preferred. Pssss address
u u. W, Union SQUARE Post Odhce. -.
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VETILLIAM Writers, AUCTl0NEER-WILL SELL,
this day at 10 o'clock at IS CIarksoA street, all tie
parlor Chamber and Kitchen Furniture, aud tho House
ssn,5s cared ard dining Tables Pie, GLASS, three ply
feather Beds. Bureaus, Washsands Kitshen Furniture,
Ne &c
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foR sALE--A BRIGHT BAY HORSE. SIXTEEN
hanes higna most beautiful animal warranted soun
and hind AL barnesa desirable horse for family
and excellent road horse Can trot her mile in three
minutes and Eve seconds in harness Has never hesn train
ed and only six old None need apply but those who
want superior animal Address S. d. Brooklyn. as
TLie
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Z NAEDEWATER, AUCTIONEER. Will SELL
a. auetisn. Wedr esday August at l0i. O'clock
az the ssesrnom IA all street larse aud desirable
assortment Of superior custom made Rosewood Mahogany
and alstf walnut Furniture ounsistinI part OF Brooa
tolls furpiiure sae. Sofas Tste. aTetes carved
plGir tentre, Sofa, Pier, aud Work Tablos. Chairs
Lounges Dyans. Bcdstoads Bureaus Washstsnds Enamel
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