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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the es-
&aA tate of Robert Spencer, late of Grass
Valley township, deceased, are required to ex-
hibit the same with the necessary vouchers, to
the undersigned within ten months after the
date of this notice. Nevada, July 6th, A. D .
1853. T. w. COLBURN,
1l-4w Public Administrator Nevada co.
ALL persons, also, he wing claims against
the estate of James Black, late of Nevada
township, deceased, are required to exhibit
the same with the necessary vouchers, to the
undersigned within ten months after the date
Of this notice. Nevada, July 9th, A. D. 1858.
T. W. COLBURN
public administrator,
ll-4w Nevada county.
NNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
u ing between Coleman q. Burton, is, his
day, June 9th, 1889 dissolved by mutua
consent. The outstanding accounts of tn,
concern will be settled by A. N. Coleman.
who will continue the business in the
stand on Main street.
A. N. COLEMAN,
Him E. F. BURTON.
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Grass Valley Gold Mining Co.

TNHE Stockholders ofthe Grass Valley Gold
u Mining Co. are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of the stockholders will be
held at the Office of the company, in Grass Val
ley, on Thursday, August 4, 1858, for the elec-
ton of Trustees and officers for the ensuing
wear, and for the transaction of general lusi
ness. D. WINCHESTER, w President.
Grass Valley InlY 2l 1S53=13.2t
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1c- A band of villains are numbering and
plundering in Los Angeles county. The
citizeHs are organizing to crush them.
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San Francisco Advertisements.

SAN FRAEcIsco~AGENcY.-W are pleased
to state that we have secured the services of
Mr.. L. p. FIsHER, as agent for the Ncrada
Journal at San Francisco. He is authorized
to receive advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper, and to receipt for all monies.
All business that may be entrusted 10 him on
behalf Of the Journal, will receive immediate
attention. Mr. Fisher is our only authorized
agent in San Francisco. He may be found at
the Merchants Exchange.
BUDD & SARGENT.
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NoTIcE-our San Francisco advertise
ments this week.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
For ~ York g. ~ Orleans via Panama
&5fAA
DEPARTURE FROM LONG WHARF
FNHE Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S splendid
NORTHERNER,
1900 tons, ]. B G.. IsHAM, Esq, commander,
Will leave for Panama, with passengers, and
the great through Mails, and treasure, touch
ing at Monterey, San Diego, and Acapulco,
On Monday morning, august /,
ut O'Clock, A. M.
Treasure for shipment will be received at the
Office until Saturday afternoon, July Both.
For Freight or Passage. apply on board or to
E. KNIGHT, Ag't,
Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorf sts.
JAMES H. LUCAS, HENRY 8. TURNER,
JOHN SIMoNDs, BENZ. r. NISBET,
St Louis. San Francisco.
Lucas, TURNER & Co.
BANKERS,
No le4 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Draw at Sight, on lime, IN Sums to Suit,
On
American Exchange Bank. New YoRK,
Bank of Commerce, BosToN,
Thos Biddlc & Go. PHILADELPHIA,
Ferdinand Kennel g. Co. New ORLEANS,
Lucas E Simonds, ST. LOUIS
J. p. Curtis &~Co. LOUISVILLE,
Ellis & Morton, CINCINNATI.
lrs-Gold Dust, B illion and Exchange pur
chased at best market rates. July22-l3- -3m
INK BARK CENTRAL AMERICA, di-
T. rect from Malaga
1900 boxes layer raisins;
1000 half boxes Layer raisns;
1000 quarter boxes Layer raisins:
For sale by r. E. BREWSTER CO.,
l09 Battery, corner Merchant street,
l2-In San Francisco.
BLACKBERRY, RASPBERRY and CHER
ID RY BRANDIEs, of the celebrated S. and
w. brands, in 10 gallon kegs.
The undersigned are the sole agents for
California for the above well known Bran
dies, supply of which will always be found
at their store, No. 104 Battery street, corner
of Merchant street, San Francisco.
STARKwEATHER, MCCLESACHAN & Co.
July 22-15-lm
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Speclal Notice.

NORCE PUMP.-Now landing from ship
F Climax from Boston,a superior iron Force
Pump of l6 inch cylinder, ~ inch stroke, con-
structed by Otis Tufts, Boston. 1t is well a.
dapted for miners or for pumping water for
purposes Of irrigation. Its duplicate has.o
in constant operation in this city for some
time past. 1t viii pump b00 gallons per min
ute For sale by VIM. HOOPER,
at Cross & Co.'s, Battery ST., San Francisco.
July 29-l4 6w is
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l. O S Il

A DAMS & CO.'S original certificate of spe-
~ cial deposit, No. l5s, dated June 10th, 80
aud issued in favor of D. C. McAlullen, at Grass
Valley, for s72 dollors. The finder is requested
to return it to us as we have issued duplicate
for the same. Grass Valley, July -, 1883.
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YUNHE undersigned, grateful for the liberal
IL patronage conferred upon the Miners
Drug Store by the public of Nevada and vicin
ity, during the two years last past begs leave
to solicit continuance of favors as heretofore.
Having recently added largely to his former
stock of Drugs and Medicines, he is now pre-
pared to serve the public more efficiently than
at any former time His stock consists in part
of the following POPULAR REMEDIES of the day.
Sands, Townsend's, Bulls, and Corbets Ex-
tracts OF SarsaparIlla;
Jayne's Expectorant, Alternative, Carmina-
tive Balsam, Hair Tonic, Tonic Vermifuge, and
Sanative Pills;
Ayres' Cherry Pectoral Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry, Osgood's India Cholagogue, Mof-
tatt's Bitters and Pills, Hewes and Websters
Nerve and Bone Liniment, Mustang Liniment,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, ChloroforIn, Concen-
trated Sulphvric Ether;
Nitric, Muriatic, Sulphuric, Acetic, Citric and
Tartaric Acids
Seidlitz Powders, Carbonate and Sal Soda,
Salts of Tartar Carbonic and Calcined Magne-
STA, Cream Tartar, Sulphur;
Pure Cod Liver Oil, Essential Oils of Rose,
Bergamot, Lemon, Lavender, Annis, CHM anon,
Cloves, Rosemary, Peppermint Pennyroyal,J j u
niper, Spruce, Tansy, and Orig anum
Olive and Almond Oils:
Arrow Root, Tapioca, Sage, Pearl Barley,
Irish Moss
Trusses, single and double; Breast Pumps,
Nursing Bottles, Syringes, glass and metallic,
ETC.;
Alum, Borax, Saltpetre, Sugar of Lead,
white and yellow Wax, Rosin, Glue, Ginger,
Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, ETC.;
Together with all other articles usually kept
in Drug Store. In addition, we have a very
complete assortment of Perfumery, Also, best
Brandy and Port Wine, selected expressly for
the sick. We are weekly receiving fresh S up
plies from San Francisco, and are determined
to keep our stock as complete as any other in
Nevada county. All of which we viii sell at
the very lowest living prices.
DIR. Moore will attend all calls az heretofore
III the practice Of the various departments of
his profession. JESSE MOORE, MI
July 19-l3-9m
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$50 Reward.

On Saturday night, July 23d, while the I'M
dersgned was absent, some person maligiously
broke the window of his cabin in Cayoteville,
Immediately over the bed where he sleeps.
Amy person giving correct information who
was the author of the mischief will be entitled
to the above reward To give particulars ap-
ply at the Journal iOfice.
l4-1tH JOHN BRYER.
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"ANANA ClGARS-Ex Ocean Spray
Il IL and Seaman's Bride:
Regalias Firmeza; Regalias Pruedese;
Imperiales Firmeza; Regalias Figaro;
Conchas Firmeza; Regalias Grandma;
Operas Firmeza Regaas Las Indas;
Londres Firmeza; Regalias Santiaguera;
Regalias MontoIo; Londres Santiaguera;
Imperiales Montoro; Londres Carmencita;
Londres Montoro; Regolas Puntuolidad;
Regalias Antieuidai; Regalas La Florinda;
Conchas Antiguadad; Regalios FL Verano;
Operas Antiguidad; Regalias La Voz;
Regalias Soy Fiel; Regaliys Ell Cruzado;
Londres Soy Fiel; EegahasEmpressR Russia
Regalias La Mora; Medias Perla Cabana;
Imperiales La Moro; MediasU MONA Americana
Regalias La Ysabelita; For sale by
Jy29-141m JAMES PATRICK,
80 Battery st. near Jackson,
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San Francisco Advertisements.

&TEAM ENGINE.-A highly finished first
- class high pressure ENGINE built by
Otis Tufts Of Boston, and shipped for his ac-
count of the following dimensions
The cylinder is Is inches in diameter and
~ inches stroke, with expansion valve and
other fixtures complete balance wheel IL it,
diameter and 26 inches face; boilers % feet
tiucs.
This engine will work to 60 horse power and
in point OF finish has not its superior in Cali
fornia. For sale. to arrive, by
WILLIAM HOOPER,
July29-l4-lm at Cross d Co.'S, Battery ST.
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Goods received this week,

Goods received this week,
sOn BBLS. Flour;
eDO 5000 lbs sack flour;
1000 lbs Potatoes;
1000 lbs loaf and brown Sugar;
is bolts Duck; 2 bolts brown Muslin;
bales patent Hose;
500 lbs east steel
45 cases shelf goods assorted;
40 gallons Pickles in kegs;
20 packages Butter;
100 gallons Lamp Oil;
500 lbs Dried Fruits, assorted with varie
ty of other goods. Fl. DAVIS.
July 29-14.lt
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TOBACCO Square and compass brand
IL half pounds;
]. M. Jackson's brand, half pounds;
Nectar brand, half pounds;
Myers brand do
Anderson's brond do
Virgin brand do
Diadem brand, pounds;
Twin Sisters brand, black waldut boxes;
Chess Player do do do
Diamond P, do po do;
Diamond Twist;
Sugar Drops Twist,
Legacy Twist
Watson's Fine cut, tin foil, grape and virgin
brands;
Watson's fine cut, pound cans; half pound do;
Watson's smoking, pound cans;
Matches in round wood boxes. For sale by
Jy29 l4-lm JAMES PATRICK,
$50 Battery ST., near j Jackson.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS.-On
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CARMINE-sT.-To be SOLD al AUG

{ NARMINE-ST.--TO be SOLD at AUG
~ TIOs, at u II. on the llth inst, by ANTHONY J.
ELEEChER al the Merchants Exchange, the two Howes
and Lots Nos Al and - C4rmine-s,- built in the most
subsAa manner With every necessary convenience tor
PrV1is resdenceA They would, by small outlay, bnng
IN heavy Eent for the location being Of the
best N the street The houses each 251H feet the lots
are Zxlt0 feet each Tire well grIted paved and
severed 5000 OF $500 can remain on bond and
Iaorisase For view o: the premises spPy 70 the Aae
tlDIeer.
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THE SgMI-WEEBLY TRIBUNE.

IL published every TUESDAY end FRIDAY morning ince
Eg rer alIpnr Two copies for g. Ten Tor 80 AdyeT-
:, .eafrsots cents A line for each insertion.
GREELEY & MCELRATH, Publishers.
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AT PRIYATE SALE-A tno.story nnd

~ basement Brick House the north side Of isths
between 6th sud Ithays House p "a feet contains
u The Daf0rs have ornamental cOrnices and cen
ter-pieces. Let IS by 80 tset, more or less
Also, House and lot NJ WILLIAMSBURG, No ~ South
0thst between 8th and jts Tho house Ia three story
and basement, with 10 tLs frame filed 10
with bnek contains u rooms an IN eompeis od,r Tho
Oi Is BY us feet inches deep The yard Is tlstefay
laid out With grape v.res &C. Apply
COLE CLIFTON, No Wall 81.
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TIP yEw.YORK TRIBUNE.

yos CALEDONIA. OREGON, AND THE sASD~icH lsbANns,
II pub sed on the departure Of each tau steamer of
Chnzres. Prcs 81 cents per copy
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TRIBUNE,
THE NEW-YORK WEI
,ay NE CORK TRIBUNE.


grT TUN0PFAN LIFLUL1IIDF
.l,.b.d On the departure Of each Nal Steamer iof
fSsypoo Price 81 ceniss copy or - year 70 any part
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ASSOCIATION FoR TIE EXHIBITION OF The
IL The Stockholders Of this Association arr

ASSOCIATION Foa TIE EXHIBITION OF The
ISDUsTRY o. ALL NATIoNs-Omce, NO.
Sc Broadway New York, Dist jan 1855. )
u The Stockholders OF this Association srs
hereby notified, call Of Ten per Cent the CAPITA
b. the Board Directors and that they required 70
pey The same at this Office before the 1th day VI
'--D''' m l. " Wa wHETTEy. Secretary.
~ Notice to- Passengers.-The steamship CITY
OF GLASGOW, Capt. Wylie, having been detained after
her regular date Liverpool her day Of sailing from Phia-
dephs is unavOi9aby POSTPONED until saturday me 0th
No. 81 ExchaDg@place.
tY- Industrial Home Association, -. g.
The thirty fourth regular meeting OF this Assoc.ron WI
he held on FRIDAY EVENING. Feb. 4, at Union Build
ing No. 163 Bowery This Association organized on the
plan Mount Vernon, No /, and Union Port NO
The land s located elevated position between VIII
hsnss Bridge and Mount Vernon, hs front Of u miles
view Of Long leland Sound the Palisades and the surround
ing country twill be laid ont in acre, half and quarter
acre lots The dues viii be e per week for the first
months and 81 per week thereafter Copies OF the Constr
tuition ard By Laws be mad Of John COmmercTd No.
"a Broadway ID. Owen, NO. ia Broadway '" b. smith,
No II Nssau-s; G. A. Cooper, No. 10 Barowst; F.
Wells No. 50 Avenue u j. a. Hsndsuch, No ia6 Spring
St. or at the hall On the evening Of the Pee5ns
IA. HASDsvoH, Secretary.
"a The Irving Building and Mutual Loan
AssOciatiOn.-AunualE Election for IL Trustees and
Secretary VIII be held THIS FRIDAY EVENING. at No
"a Grand at Y O'Clock No dues received after cook
PM MORRIS FRANKLIN President.
A II. NrcoLAY, Secretary.
to LafonUs sonp Root for making yellow, dark,
diseased teeth white rendering fiid bad breath healthy
and sweet and cleansing the mouth, tongue and throat
This ue thing grows IN the West Indies. It's superb.
Sold Of JONESS Chemical Soap Depot 4S Broadway.
u Jones,s Chemical soap and Coral Hair
Restorative. both reduced 70 half price p Will II
you. The Soap chapped hands or face erupuons
salt Thtum, snd rlskes dsCOoTed skin white and clear
the cher forces hair clean and dresses it beau
fully. Depot No. 4o3 Broadway.
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Real Eetatc for Sale.

A PICTURESQUE COUNTRY SEAT,
~ known rs the LAUREL HILL ESTATE, Tor SALE
This picturesque Country scot - miles from New York
VII beAeye Turnpike istituacd md also approac BY
beautiful duyo Of 5minutes frOn HewY0rk and Newark
Railroad Depot upon the east bank Of the Passac Tho
leave ord return 20 jersey City every half hour
ING md evening, aud every hour the Of the day
Oue-bali % the pUrchase money remain mortgage
Plans draw ngs and views OF the place by Coleman,
b. seen tue office o. and for l description spplyto
HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine Ct, N Y.
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Mem Dublirations.

H'HE ILLUSTRATED SELF-INSTRUCT.
Il OR IN Phrenology and Physiology, with one hundred
EnFravnrs ard Chart Price. prepaid By mail 3 cents
Published By FOWLERs WELLS, 15l Ea.saus;- y l.
An excellent wolk for beFinnerscontaHing the prn-
PIES Of these sciences together with much oner Eali'e
matter.
A ROUND OF STORIES. BY Dickens
APubfshed this Morning, Dickelss New Christmas So
4 ROUND OF STORIES BY THE CHRISTMAS
CoN1ENTs-The Poor Rsat on's story The ChFs Story,
Somebody's Story. The Old Muses. Story The Hosts 80
" The Grandfather story, The ChrIwomals Stoy lle
Deaf Playmates Story The Guests story Tie M'tHsFs
Story.
MY sCRAPES AND ESCAPES, or TIE ADVENTURE
OF AsTUDENT By one ofthe Faculty. illustrated r"ce
warren lawns ooa .ho<n ihai h. Vote BOOK
supE material. incident romantic chial,eT and rd7ag
her details wele not arpsed a, the 9acon q ha'nsf
Won IS sTRiNGER 1 TOWNSEND No y Br5adway.
NOW READY-PUTNAMs MONTHLY
~ FEBRUARY
New-York Daguerreotyped:;--Group First: Bu.inesi
rebuilding 2 Broadst in Dutch times. 8. Dutch St1rs,
1888. Store in Broadway. 3 Trinity Bu!iincs O. N-w
9 Mercantile Bank 10. Broadway Bank. II. Merchants
me Sculptor Funeral
Virginia IL a Novel Form iGoEtuuei)
Review Of Reviews First article)
NeWpOr IN W inter.
Our ouEr Authors-Melyille.
From Venice % Vienna.
4" Our Best Society,"
Excursion 70 Canada (COntinned)
Glarce at Havana Illustrations from Dazuerreotypes
l. Haibor Of Havana. p Moro Castle 8. Fort CIbtno'
T. Palace Of the Captain General Chapel Of ColumDlSs
First Mass 6. Intendeuc.a, Sc 7. Paseo Isabella H.
Have we Bourbon among ISL Illustrations /. Portrait
Of Simon. 2 Eleazer " Lams. 3. Marie Anto.nette
Whstis the Use
A Letter 10 John Bull
Editorial Notes.
Literature American, English, French and German, Sci
eptifc Intelligence. Music, Fine Arts, &c.
Monthly take IT, pace y the sde Of the best English
Nar,zipes" London News.
G. P. PUTNAM 4 Co., Publishers No. 10 ARK place.
CFSAR and the DOGE.-Just Published
- THE LAND OF THE CESAR AND THE DOGE
By William Furniss ] vol. l2mo. Price 81 D.
CORNISH, LAMPORT Co. Publishers,
No. Park-place.
Clever ard s,ne;hng Old subject Albany Journal
We Ike the Whole APPEARANCE Of this hook Albany Aryus
enable Europe better Jour Commerce.
Written with Iuieresteanest;ruihiu and 10 the point
iEpc G1u10a.
he author deI'ly Of and ripe schosrshp
fChurchman-
worn Of than ori17ry interest New York Herald
Here d svelIDs tile. How ine critics differ
Putnam Monthly.
For sale at all the Bookstores
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SITUATION WANTED-By young Min
- = years Of age, Bo7kkeeper or Assistant Book
keepr lie best OF references gwen clp4bilty SC
no 90 ecuon 70 20 any part OF the Uu-ef States Sc
euniy gwen u reeuired. Azores ]. W TrhHne Ohce.
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DRsIPABLE RESIDENCE for SALE

~ The hancSome and clbstlntiG molsfa thf7s-sofy
and tssemeDt HOnse, No 81 hostonst, 40 re1 enst OF
Hudeonst b. 4 la he InOst woTxssnke manner, Of the
test materials VITA desirable convenience,
ard sso al the modem edarons Of water 20 third story,
az bath water closet kitcheD-raEze lalndry, dumb
water &C very large yard ocksd with grspe yines
fruit trees and towering sLrubsbrOwn stone AID bnek
wlss-kouse IS BY 81 lot g BY 10 feet Can BE- examined
by any respectable peon deIoUs % purchase from 10 70
oicock. -.
lbo TIE tvosory and a,tic Brick Hosse, No lS' Bar
directly the Of above. For inquire 81
the hou1e or Ne. lE7 Rulton-ft
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- hshted rooms with constant ard steady power in bad-
irg corner Elizabeth snd HestrFsts Apply 20 NORTON
4 BREMNER. No. 2l2 Pearl-s;., corner fletcher
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AT PRIVATE sALE-That valuable @

"a
~ tate stutted Psxton Worcester Co. State q Mas
sch sts seven miles from the City Of Worcester
a. TIE Turkey I'm Estats.
The farm confirms sb.ut l0 acres Of valuable hand and is
well adapted agricultural purposes Tb water fon Tar
hey III Pond nns through the arn and IA the distance u
tity Todsas 10 feet making t believed o. the best
raterp powers 10 the Commonwealth; and 10 ltcient
move 70. cgto2-loCns twelve months ia year. This
sertou prcdeted upon opinions reduced 10 writing Of
many q the piartca the County u Worces-
ter, among which the Of T1IOmas BottOmly Esq
well known NOT only ia tie County Of Worcester, bat
through the whole country Nature has done much Tor tins
spot Of Earth" while has been SOW % improve; the
former has raised b the hgh OF 10 feet and
Oea Of tie beaui al ases o. be found Of soma
90 go and constantly feeding with nguera-
be spnIss and rvulst The a,r nos raised the water
l5 feet ~ budDg three good stone dams fornrga mill
pord IL Of mile IA LENGTH averaging abon 20 rods VIDE,
and has erectsd coed 0rst Saw. Lsth Shnge Mills
al 81 which successful operation May things
stoCt this might be sid bat they are OIL
nf iew only will be menfoncd The first and most inn
por'ant there Is abundance Of water II any and all
.essoLs Of tie year; secoDd, there rs feet fl third,
Il has perfect rock bottom; fourth, there never can be
any bark water for moment In short this estate needs
only 70 be 20 be admired 1hc location s good bens
situated the tboroug fare Worcester 10 Barre
kevBrsintTee &c Eos particular. apply 70
ALBERT III. hiCOLAf Real Estate and
t|DO) General Arctioneer, No. " Wall It,
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Chances for Business Ellen.

erlng an important invention, viii be disposed Of
advantageous terms 10 purchaser having az command and
willing ~ invest from sOoCO TO SIS 90 the Rea-
son for selling the American Patent demands the entire
tenton Of the advertiser. Apply to p o. GARDINER No.
" W all 81, Room No. IS
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PROPERTY at GREEN

POINT 10 LEr--The two blocks each having front
OF eco feet the Eust River between and ~ snd and
Osts. extending back Washington ST., about 600 feet
beck, Tor Witch ten years loase viii be given, 10
provided with Launching Slip aud being IN the immediate
vicinity OF the shlpYrds OF M.ssrs. JabeZ Williams and
Samuel Sneden, Is sssirable location for shpbuilder.
The other block viii be- leased for shorter term and IL
wettaTted for the location OF sectional dock any
other business re- curing deep water.
Aso, about 30 to 100 Building Lots, Washington,
franklin, NJ, N, ana oss Tor which leaaes OF years
II be given.
This property is al situated within three minutes walk
OF the new terry which expected to be put in operation
in the Spring.
or Further pa ticulars applyto FRANCIS CUNNING
HAM Office Of the PhGniX Foundry, No 81 Vestry-st
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DISLEY's ILLUSTRATED THAMES
IA Now Open at No. 4c6 Brosdway.-By far tie most
beautiful ard artistic production ever presentes 70 ne
Public. Commencing Every Evening AZ .. o'clock Also
SATURDAY at 2P NJ Admission reduced 70 > cents
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VILLAGE HOTEL.-To Lease for term

Nv
Of years.A respectable tenant ulay tho former
residence OF the subscriber Ia the village Walden Orange
County, wei known place of business in beautiful and
healthy district The osss embrace TO IS rich
meadow, pasture orchard and sarisngrOlnds join ~
the house which old fashioned but odious and may
be enlarged aud repaired required the
Churches, Schools ost-Ohce and Flour Mills Is much
admired for ia rural taues OF i0sl0n and u thought
would be well sustain 81 Temperance Hotel az without
abeTrooml and shall BE- feipscab uctcd being also
within hours easy tray, loi This city at all Pos
session ON the first Of April next. Au early application
necessary 10 SECURE 4. Apply % J. It. WALDEN,
No o. West Aithst near 6th ay
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TO LIQUOR DEALERS. CONNECTION.
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTED-

Il good and compctsut PreSsnan, take Gaze Of an
Office Whsre there several PGwerpreses and Hand
presses. None bat first hand need apply the
franklin Printing Office and Stereotype Foundry No %
North Willam-st
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EAsT MORRIsAyIA VILLAGE Second

last MORRISANA VILLAGE.-oecs
IL avenue RaiLosd-About 80 o,s 70, fof - 80
ter per cent down AID bssses ga o. es'ois - f,
ron rear nd 10 a ysE OF Lar 4sef 1ae N toe IN
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- H. New Rocheile ssd seeondey Railroad which
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III. property Several bcdiss and .ots selling
rspidty Ds4ree Of ts property ON the city niDs miles
TYtIe psrlsct For mays an ,theg nf5Fuion sppy ~
D.B WISTOS,
No 5THonrow, neay Harlem Railroad dice.
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