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NCTfcH

T HEREBY notify al persons who may be interested.
that shall proceed 10 enforce the ordir against
all persons who shall hereafter obstruct the sidewalks
after dark by leaving boxes, barrels stoves &c. the
same. Also, for not keeping the sidewalk and gutter
clean in front of their premises. Please take heed
this is the last notice. GEO. w. GLOVER,
nov5-3t City Marshal.
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LAND rOR S&LH..

On ACRES Of land, ten stres cleared and II acres un
~ der good fence. lying within two miles OF Evans
vile, and hafa mile of the Boonvile Road win be sold
at bargain. il application be made soon. Its tho
North end ef the last Half Of North West Quarter Of
Section 81. Townships South Of Rauge 10 West. For
further particulars enquire OF
novll-2tw- ltd ~ II. PLUMER.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NJ OTfCE is hereby given that the UNDERSIGNED has
IN been appointed edm illustrator OF the estate Of
James Perry, deceased, late OF vander6ure county.
Said estate Is supposed TO be solvent
Nov. 8, ls52. RICHARD RUSTON.
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YUST reed an assortment OF Rich &, Co.'S Improved
81 Patent Safes, which will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition of freight only.
ALLIS d HOWES,
Cole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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ADAMS & cos EASTERN. WESTERN
AalE
AND FOREIGN EXPK ESS.

NHE public respectfully informed that We are now
prepared TO give increased facility and dispatch Tor
sporting and from the East merchandise, packa
g-s parcels bank notes, and SPECIE and assure all
who patronss quick dispatch throughout the year.
having railroad Communication from Cincinnati to the
accompanied with ron safe for better security Of vau
ables.
We collect Ills notes, drafts, fill orders for GOODS
pay bills In piaces where have Offices. -
Expresses for 1T, Louis, Madison, Indianapolis, I'm
clDna! Cleveland, Pitsburg and all parts Of The East
leave daily at iO3 A M
For Lexington and Frankfor at 2 p. n.
For California BY each mail steamer from New York
ADAMS Il CO.
s. A. JONES, Agent,
novi3 20 diff Office $50 Main ST., Louisville,
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BUTCHER SHOP.

WIN. PAYNE has removed his Butcher Shop from
wv the OF Vine and First streets, 10 hall y
square nearer Main streeon First street. between Vine
Sycamore where he would be pleased to his OLD
arr; new r.. keeping hand as he does, ex
cellcnt assortment Of Fresh beats, DC.
noylIf WM. PAYNE.
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A M NISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Nouee IS
hereby given tina. the undersigned has been appoint
sed Of Wander 'urg county,. Said estate supposed
o be solvent. novl5 w3 CYRUS BLACKBURN.
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Co nm nm - O III use,
ETf SAINT LOUIS. CN0i
Jxo. W. TwlcHRLL. MoeHtDos
Twichen & Mogridge,
Commission and For1rarding Merchants,

Twichell & Mogridge,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Corner Commercial and Pine sts.,
WILL personally attend to all consgnments and COM
wv missions entrusted TO them. and will make liberal
cash advances on conignmcnts Bills of Lading In hand
Orders for the purchase Lead GRAIN Hemp and other
Produce will be promptly flied the lowest possible
prices, and on the b. terms. 90 rs
They will sfso undertake The settlement and collection
Of claims Of importance ard hope, by their especial per
adaftentio therfricnd
70 give general satisfaction.
References.
GfoRoE CorLIER
S &: e; e. n'.'
DcAN, KING e. Co.,
M II 3 f sHEsssn. 6 s'0.' Lonissiue.
KRIS q MeRTos,
SfhAprR & GoRMAx, ruw,,,
HOSEA & FRIsER, '
SPRINGER wHIrrnAx,
S $i Hs.s. e. ; ss' Pittsburgh.
L. Il e. YARNALL 4 Co.,
MoReAN, ). ~. Beck & MORGAN, psva,,..,
B. b. CoMEdYs, TnAAue'Pna'
SHIELDS e. MILLER,
Blow & MARCH. y. Yorss.
JOSIAH LIE & Co., Baltimore.
HowARf. soS q Co., Boston.
:, T.C.TwiCHELL& CO., Commission Merchants
New Orleans. +
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HOUSE. 81 ON AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTINGS

VIZ w. TibESTONis ready TO receive and promptly
wv attend 10 orders in his line Of business at his shop
Locust street. half spare below the sherwood House.
Of alley He prepared to execute in Vie best
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in all its varieties lma'
tons of Wood, Marble, &C., and Ornamental Painting
generally He also solics orders for House ana
will always Be ready TO attend 10 orders left upon his slate
at the shop door. novi2.'Gu
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DLANK BOOKS.-We now receiving an excel
ID lent and assortment Of all kinds Of Blank Books
In addition TO former stock.
noyII RATHBoSE & WHEELER.
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BOOKS.-A large aid great yaIie-
lyl ty Of Miscellaneous and Fancy Books, in addition
10 former stock. Just received by
novll RATHbONE & WHEELER.
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The above letter shows that III rel hot fire. RcH's
SALANASDrRs the only Safes TO be depended upon.
In the Pearl street fire, eieuen Safes of different makerE
were totally destroyed RIcBs SAFE ALONE bid ling def
ance TO the flames, notes. bonds and morga
TO the value Of slOn UO. The Chiilicothe Ere is
parallel cassEvERy SAFE BUT destroyed These
repeated occurrences prove incontestbiy that Wilders
Patent Saamanders. with RciIs isfEovEskNT, are the
best Safes made in the United States, IN the whole
world. They be had at The DrPor. 146 WArtR ST,
and ut the Factory, corner Of ST.. MAKKS PLAck hid
ATESUEA, New York. STEARNS IL MARVIN.
-7tso, at the foIioring 5geneies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, Ia.
l.. NJ. HATCH, Charleston, 5. C..
THOMPSON " oNDESBURYS, Baltimore, Nd
HOLYOAKES, LoWNES & CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY a. MORLEY, Toledo, o.
ALLIS q HOWES, Evansvill la,
s. SHEPARD Il CO., Buffalo. N. Y.
WALTER X. MARVIN. Lockport, n. Y.
BARNEY BROTHERS. Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga.
HALL d. MOSES. Columbus. Ga. rEl
DEHOSSEr & BROWN, Wilmington y. C.. ~ro.
WM. RANDALL, St Paul., NJ T. .--r
MORLEY ~ RAYN0LDS, Cleveland, o.
HAVER. BOYD g. GAINESVILLE, o.
HY. SUGGETT, Rochester, N. Y.
JAS. HUTTON, N ontreal. Canada.
tcti .tnt
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOE

AGUABLE CITH PROPERTY FOR
SALE. n. ,
NtiE undersigned Propretdrs Of Fractional Lots No.
Il In the Lower McGary's Enlargement OF the citf
Of Evansvilie and OF three Immediately in ~
the same, Tie whole lying between 1s and 3rd streets
and Division and Elm streets In said city, have laid OF
said property In Lots OF convenient size. And will
the cath day November 1852 between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and clock r. NJ, at the Court House In
said city, expose the 10 sale Public Auction to
the highest bidders, upon liberal terms, which will be
made known the day Of sale.
This property is suTted In the very heart of the bust
part Of the city Of Evansville and pres hts op
portunity persons DESTROYS Of obtaining superior bust
ness locations which canhot again be enjoyed.
The title is beyond dispute, and general Wsrtahec
Deeds will be given plat OF The premises may be
by calling on s. Swindell at the Sherwo ed House.
SAMUEL RACERS,
WILLIAM MARTIN.
nov3-3w JOHN fALCONER.
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MEDICAL BOOKS,

MEDICAL BOOKS.
lust Received az the Evansville Book Store Watsons
j Practice OF Medicine; Williams Principles of do.
(1ymor; Williams and Clymer Respiratory Organs;
Williams Human Anatomy; and Tor sale low by
novI3 SAMUEL LISTER
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FOR RENT

A DWELLING House, contsining : good sized rooms
IA de-. with acre of ground attached, under good
fences and improveme two cisterns, stable &c, &C.,
Handsomely situated the BooDville hoad imlnedi.
ately adjoining the city. Apply 10
nova JOHN j. CHANDLER.
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II. G. TWlCnEEL d CO.,
Forwarding and Commission House,
NEW (jRkEANS.


fofore given them. novl0 d&wiy
100, OOOSS By" '0''' 'A'S' large '',s sm .. '''s
n. b. The Gentleman that borroxed our our Saddle
Bags and forgot to return them will please DO We
want them to loan &C ain. ncr6
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FOUND.

nN Main ST.. between st and Cd, Wallet pocketbock
contanging money. which the owner have by
calling the subscriber and ing for this notice
nofi JAMES STEELE.
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=. a.. =. THE r ..lt
GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTHE,
q ID N III GDO
Dne>third Of the Town Burnt 70 Ash es!

CHILLIooTHE, o., April 18th, le5s.
Nessrs. STEARSs e. MARVIN
Gentlemen. Yours of the 5th Is Of hand. in reply,
every Safe in the f has proven good for
Nothing. lost large Safe-Ir PERFEcTLy psfROY
tD-but in the SMALL. SAIxMANDkR BOUGHT FROM voc
AbTHING WAS INJuRED. Your obedieut servt,
WIN. T. CLEMOyS.
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COTTON YARN AND BATTING Just Received
fresh lot of s. g. and 600 Cotton Yarn ana Batting
for sale low at " holesae or Retail by
octs9 sHANkLiN & REILLY.
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FOR RENT

THE House occupied at present by Mrs. Pitts, IS
l. boarding house. on Water street next door 10 tn
Telegraph otice. viii be vacated the LIST OF November
and offered for rent For furtheIpartculas enquirer
octs7 4 arr P. e.. O'RILEY.
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do Hungarian do
Bcrkets Fine calf Boots Gents fine calf and kip Rid
ing Boots. Also lar assortment Of Mems Brogans OF
every descriptions together with endless VARIETY of
Ladies and fine Shoes Of the very best manufac
turers in the United States Caps and Hats of all dcs-
crptons, which pledge to sell at Wholesale and Re-
tail low they be- had in the Eastern country
Give call and for yourselves at No. II Main St.
nearly opposite the Bank.
move STOWELLS PAGE
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NrAILS-eso kegs Eastern and Pittsburgh 81 thc bes
~ quality for sale by s. +. GILBERT Il co.
novl0 lf Sycamore near Water.
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THE PLACE FOR
Cheap Wall Paper lHangings,
ISAT

CHANKLfT & REILLY, are ge ting out Of the Hard
- trade, and wish to sell on their Stock Of Hard
ware cost Carpenters and others nting Hardw
will please call and examine our stock they will fin,
their interest 20 do before purchasing esew
oct29 SHANkLfN 81 REILLY.
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ia UN'd siiirting-... \ ab
rs x "a blh'd shirt
ing n sheeting. -. 7al0
50 % do do lDal2
Adams blue and or.
ange prints: ,..... 8 as
Robeson ~ Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ........s.., 8 al
Sprague & Aliens
madden prints. 90. 9alO
2..e~ ti~hf AZ DARK
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PRIVATE BOARDING.

DlFLE GUNP0WDER-320 packages best quality in
HI whole, half and quarter Kegs, ami in pound
Caniser from the Factories OF the American Chry stall
Powder Company Enfield Powder Co., and Ladiins aud
Smith. For Sale very low by
:. T.. GILBERT * Co,
nou3 Sycamore near Water.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC,
Or Dag uerrcOtype Miniatures.

Tut RECEIVED by steamer. Ladies' patent leathsi
- Kdssuth Boots ladies cnaI1c;ed kossuth Boots La
dies Jenny Lihd Boots; ladies Bronxc Hossuth and Lace
Boots. For sale by package single pair. by
noviO n. x. HENDRICKS IL co.
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SUNDRIES-Nutmegs, Cloves, Whole and Ground
~ Pepper and Aspce Ginger in papers and in bulk,
Mustard, Fancy Soaps, Sulphur, Roll Birthstone EPSON
salts Logwood, Alum, Copperas etc. etc., just reed
per Cape May, and for sale low by
s. 4. GILBERT q co.
nov9 Sycamore near Water.
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SAFES.

Evansville, OCT. l5: 1851;
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prosecuting attorney Of the countyin
which such delinquent resides. who shall
commence suit la;rst such Delinquent
and his surotes GrthHith
SEC. Is. Any sheriff or hjs deputy who
shall neg ect 20 pay over the money col
lected iy him or them, under the pro-
visions Or ibis oct, or shall approp late
any part thereof 10 his or their own use,
other than the percentage they are en-
ttlei to retain under tile provisions Of
this act, shall he deemed guilty of cm-
bczzl dement, and upon cony ction 'hereof
shall be punished d BY imprisonment in
( The State prison 'or q time not less than
one year nor mor thln ten.
SIC. 1t. Any officer charged with The
collection Of the tax provided to be col
/ lcctrd hy this act. vho shai give any
receipt othcrthan the receipt prescribed
! bv this act, shall be deemed guilty Of
misdemcanor, and upon conviction shall
/ be fined in a sum no exceeding one thou
sand dollars, and be Imprisoned in the
county jail any time not exceeding six
months.
SEC. Is, 1t shall be toe duty Of tie
different sheriff 20 re urn all unsold IL
ccnses 70 the county reco ders, prior TO
the 18th day of December Of each year,
and receive " licenses, anl the coun-
ty recorder shall Immediately transmit
| to the comptroller of State said licenses,
NGo shall deliver thom TO the rensurer
of State said lic"re" 80 re'urued shall
be placed to tie credit Of the different
county recorders on the books Of the
treaSurer, and the licenses destrcye in
| the presence e the comptroller Of STATE,
who sail also make n record OF the same.
/ SEC. i6 ANY person who shall make
any alteration or cause the SAM" 10 he
made in any ljceuse bali be deemed
guilty Of Il mislemcanor and shall be
proceeded against accordingly
| SEC. II. Any p"r,ot. or Company hiring
fore gners 10 work in the minrs of this
State, shull be liable for the amount OF
the licenses for each person 50 employed
as provided in this act
SEC. Is. I hesa licenses shall be print
cd in Eng ish Spanish and French
SIC 49, This act sh II take efs CT
from and after the first lay OF June, 81
Signed May h, 1852
RICn'D =. HAMMOND,
Spcakei OF : Semb'y.
SAMUEL Pt ROY.
President Senate.
Approved May H. 1852
JOHN BIGLER.
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EXPRESS NOTICES.
Adams a. CO.'S aHp.gss.

Adams a. s0.'s GNpsGss.
rpEFW cen Nevada. Sacramento tity
q = San Francisco, and al parts Of the United
States. a. & to. are the oniy Express who
forward Gold Dust and valuable packages be-
tween Nevada and Sacramento in charge of a
messenger
B{LLS OF EXCHANGE
D-awa on teir own Houses ia
Noc Fork, Boston,
Philode|pMa, baltimore,
Washington. ST Louis,
C6ac,aaoh, Aeec Orleans,
and London.
Gold Dust aud valuable packages forwarded
and insured 10 all parts Of the United States,
aud Express Business Of every de criptien
FROM tlY attended to.
Gold dust bought, and deposits received at
the usual rates.
II. r. FERRE, A'g't.
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TRAY EIING.
StaUino, VS.. I inc.

IT S MAIL TELEGRAPH LINE, for
y , Rough AID Ready, Grass Valley and
Nevada city. On ard after Friday, Narch
goth, The above Line ot Stages will run as
the Orleans Hotel, for
mcrly !eft the Crescent City Hotel) at : o.
clock every morning, passing through John
sons Ranch, kongh and Ready, Grass Va
ley, and arriving ut Nevada at 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
the same day. Returning, will leave the Ne
vada Hotel, Nevada, every morning at 6
o'!lock, passing through HE above places,
and arriving Mt Sacramento City in season
to connect with the steamer Antelope for San
Francisco. same dav.
IiAWOKTH 8 SWIFT, Pros.
Successors to James Birch.
N. B.-This Line viii ran on Sundays.
Passengers securing their seats mt the Ge-
neral Stage Office, Orleans Hotel, I'd street,
will be called TOR. .9S.tf
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" 'iiE undersigned wogld ln'orm tne c,tizens
& of Nevada and TRINITY thnt having re-
s'eNrd The A ,ency of Crerorv's Express, they
hivo compioted arrangements with Wells, Far
90 4 Co. by which they are eaahlcd 10 do all
Express business mmited to their care with
puuctunlity and dispatch.
Persons desirous of procuring their letters
from Post Offices through them are invited %
cail and register their nance, ~ al hsi, be-
lynr'u to Gi gorv'- t.xpres, are discontinued
Once al their Old stind Main - Nevada.
IYILPOPD $ SEARi.S.
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Sacramento August l7th, 1852
We take this method of iniormiHg the pub
lie that the firm of Freeman s. Co, having
by le@nl notice ceased doing business under
that nans, they Of course ceased to be our
agents in any part of California From this
time forward we shall couduc' the business
under our own Signature, Ani w further
give notice hat Aessrs. Frecmon & Co, nor
any member Of that late finn, have ON this
tine any authority to draw on us, or 70 u.e
our name. ADAM : If co.
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ar.-.llis,-. 4 The fine steamer NaTys-
Z a-TsY visic will make regular trips
TO and from Sacramento aud Murysvillc on
each alternate dav.
The FEaTysviiie is the hest finished
boat OF her class in California, draws 2 in
chcs of water, only. She has run between
Sacramento and Marysville the past sum
mer during the lowest stage Of water 94tf
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Chairs. Brdsteads. etc.

Tie undersigned has now
4. - p OF hand, auu is constantly
,444 NJ manufaot ring az the Roger
= -. VIII ms spring, Nevala
vario0s kuds aud palt ms OF Chairs, Bed
stcpds, Wash stands. Tapes, etc, which
being manufactured ~ machinery. hr en- sell
at ihe lowest price Having had auirle ex-
periepco he feeds rsufel and wi' warrant
thut hi, work is inferior 10 .ule. Turning Of
~ Kinds doue ia rlo-, aci at tNs shortus t
notice. MATT 8; REID Ap't..
Grass Valley, uptV.ite iOstoiiice.
WM y STILES,
Ce. !, lSs2.--24-ln
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z Ri' 4 CRAM. would most respectfully
Va nifty, thai he has returned from the ATTAIN
tic States, pnd iHcated permanently on Broad
street one door east Of the Virginia House.
where he wiz mt all times he re dy to attend
% alt calls IN his profession lie is prepared
with su,tshle accommodations for those who
NAV dc~ir. 20 place themselves under his care.
July 50 lS.2-!5-ff
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Nevada School.

THE undersigned would respectfully lyintorm
ihe famles Of Nevada and vicinity that ,he
VIII agaln open the above school on the Grst
Monday Of October.
The school will be held III he hui Ing re-
Gently purchased and fitted up expressly for it,
on Spring ~. near the corner OF Pine.
M, a. II. SAMPSON, PRINCIPAL.
For further particulars about terms, studies,
sc enquire Of the principal, ut the residence
ot Rev. !. IL. Warren.
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CITY Boot Store.

&. p. J ESPENSCHEID, on the corner
y = Of Main and Commercial sts., keeps
w.. constantly on hand at his old stand,
large and weil selected stock of boots and
shoes, also, small but well selected lot
soddery, sole leather, kelt aud harness leather
superior article of waterproof and polish
backing, Hungarian shoe nails, and al kinds
Of shoe finding Repairing done in both the
above lines OF business with promptness, neat
ness, and on Teasopatit terms. He feels thank
lhl TO his former customers for the very lihe-
rn) patronage thai he has heretofore received.
and snlicits continuance of the same Ii 3m*
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Union Line of 81 ancrs.

ey.,s.,.. The Union Line oi Steam
o., |, ers. ranain, be wecn san
IN. ftt--ysf> t}ancisCo and Sacroment".
- = .--s 9s--si touching ~ 3enicia, carrying
tbe Z. >. Na.l, md Gregory, and " els, Far
20 & Co.'S hsprossfs.
This liae consists # the new anl splendid
fast running law prcs~nco engine irpcr stea-
mcrs Wilson e. Hunt, T.. a. Pool, ESQ, com
msnler, and Confidence, b ?. Y al, Esq.
commander which are now making dolly trims
as above. t~uniavs eYecpte0} ts Heen san
t,sn.isco aOl ~agfH mrrt,, istyiu4 PhuiHe
Whlrf, S1u ,a1 SEQ at e'r.unk p. II, con
nccii wi.A thc Nary.ylc ard Colu<a stea-
nnrs 1T aer,mcu,o and iayin. S,c.Umeu-
to for ~au Flauriscn, -, . O'clock ? n.
Passengers and freight ttre the lowest
rc-al4r rates. For other iuiarur-tivn, gpils
10 the commander or rur~ar ca hn.nl nr af
The O offcc qfthe l.nc, corrr al pardr and F'goat
street. - THOMAS HUNT;
q. at SacYamenio r.
- lCU% TT%SLEN, ag't.
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utice.

THNEIE firm of Freeman Il Co. is this day dis
Is solved.
The business heretofore done by them will
from iii. date be conducted by Messrs. Adams
& Co, J. VI FREEMAN.
sacramento, Aug. IS, 1882,
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Mountain Trees and Shrubs
Wanted.

WAT r are about to establish an "Arborsum
w Californicum." ga Garden" of the
Trees, Ntrubs, and Plants of California; in
order to accomplish this upon the most extep-
sive plans and correcr principles, we are indue-
ed to advertise as follows:
We will give a perp liberal price for all ns,o
species and for all choice specimens of the prin-
cipal Trees, Shrubs and Plants from the noun
tain vaies.
Wealso offer liberal prices for all and every
new and valuable Flowering Plant as it will
be our aim to bring out and deveope to the ut
most of our means, the valuable and beautiu!
in the realms of "Agriculture, " Hsrticul-
ture" and Horticulture"
We are in want Of quantities OF Ornamental
Trees aud Shrubs, and those who are skilled
in such matters may find il to their interest to
call on u.s.
Botanisfs are invited to confer with US on
the subjectby letter or otherwise.
WARREN s. CO,
Nurserymen, Seedsmen and Florists.
Agricultural Warehouse, Sacramento.
Dec. 10, 1852. 30
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United States Hotel.
fr,-rer proad and Pine s,s(

(Can Broad and Pine s,s)
FTANDEFpORT 4- CARTER propTie tors
' beg leave to announce to the public
tnat they h.ye made extensive alterations in
their building for the comfort ot permanent
and transient boardcrs, and 0re now rcady for
their reception, The rooms are furnished in
the best style, and are und,r the snucrintcn-
dance Of Mis- Hastings The table is fur
nl-hed with he best the market iIords and
polite wa trI. lro always in attendapce. The
bar is furnished with the best of liquors anf
cigars, and gdm the wei known experience
our N lnreer has hoi IN thc business no pains
will h. sna-r} t9 mafc ~ oue of the mostcom
io'tahr Eoteis "a tie mountiius. Also stab
ling for the horsts Of travellers and team
stcrS. Likewise one Of the best. coolest and
most deli ious wells Of wafer that California
cun boast OF
c.. LOWELL, Manager.
Nevadr. Aunust 2lth 1899