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Memoranda.

siFs Q, sfssHs-Ths folio sirg vssels have recently
Sssn soid neTs:New sblp Rassss Ola TONS. built At
Sxarsea MASS, TO Boeton hous for $50 600, and viii
loeo here Tor Australia; chip Compromise, 704 TONS built
at hsrbehssd MASS three years old oo0 ship Robt
Hooper 1So tons, four years DID, built at Marblehesd
MASS VOL oC0 both white oak frames, bought by Messrs
Zerega 4 Co; ship Medcmak, GAO TONS Eve years old
built at Wsldoboro Me. about s26eO0 and bark Prince
ton $50 tons bull. at Bath In 1s4O on private TERMS and
WI proceed to Quebec, and load deals for Liverpool
London, on owners account.
LArSciH1-At Gnilford. Conn, 22d inst, by Mr. Eben
Hotchkiss brig Of 200 TONS called the Dolphin owned
by the builder and Messrs II freeman & Co, of New
York.
Tbs ship Of HOO tons launched 18th Inst By Messrs
Is Pattep, Bath, Is called the Britannia
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Nation Al Democratic Gathering.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HIEALD'
Strip your "a, Of Tuesday, the 9th inst you say
sBoomieds band occupied the piazza, and ut o'clock
cor mepcsd to play martial airs
From having n sd the HEaIp daily for more than SO
ven Years, know that you wish to be correct. me
band was at that time in Greenwood cemetery paying
The funeral honsrs to the late A. c. K;ngsand and only
retu, to the city when the above meeting was GUS
solved according to tie HEADS statement at aoou
sk O'Clock. Bv inserting the above you WIN muci
obce your obeGient servant, WIN. l. BLOoMflELp.
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LADIES EorYsrR1ASsHIP-The Albany County
Agricultural so,sty offer four prizes for the best exhib
tion Of hors emsnhp by young ladies' The prizes are
FirstA silver pitcher, valued at .....'.'.... va
Secord-A silver goblet. ..................... y
Third--A silver cup 0
Fouth- A set Of silver spoons ............
The trial is to be made the show grounds society,"
bethlehem Centre Thursday afternoon October 9Th the
last day Of the fair The following gentlemen have been
appointed judges:D. Reynolds, Albany; 9. !. crosby
yourg ladies are already pledged for the OCCASION and
promises to be An attractive feature Of the show, which
will be In all respects creditabls to the country.
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Domestic HIiscellRpy.

MIS- Mary Lssars sister Of the late Hugh s. Iex.re
o. Sou'n cArons, has given ST. COO to hs Bes Moinss
eouege N Iowa, and % GOO for fomale college In ths
same place The latter win open in November nsxt with
Mss L. - s principal and professor of literature and
the modern languages. ~1
An Irish boy banned Robert Stark, fifteen Years of .se
severely stabbed on the 9th nst the corner Of
trnee ana Hanover streets, Boston, BY another bow
DeBeDneY. - "''
In Winslov Ne, on the oath inst, Mr. Gore Greene
We soTeo 20 oeeth oy BULL His clothes were torn off,
coynised ' " ~
ars Catherine Conner, Of Hardy county, Va, caught
expert with = rifle = . wy
The Missouri Legislature has bill before IT, In Accord
ence with suggestion of the Governors MESSAGE IN
prov6e that no man be allowed TO endorse note v,h
Out the consent OF his wife, or that no ndorsams.t
should Be valid without such consent.
Two young ladies' from the country who STATED thsv
were printers applied for work In Cncnau ON ths 2aX
Inst. Ihsy veis q the strong mindsd order. We
oso0nsrs' sad AdvocatsA wowAs's rIghts,
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Aid for new Orle.n. and Mobile.

At meeting Of the Gand Lodge Of FEee Ana AccePSeu
Masons Of the State of New York. held upon tbs 18th
Instant this city the Of 81 900 was voted and
ordered to be transmitted to Now Orleans for the aid Of
members Of the Draft residing there and suffering from
the prevailing epidemic sum Of sSos was voted at the
Same time for a Hike purpose, in aid of the Mobile
brethren.
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fFH For loss Of brig AbsmsIge see general news
columns. See also telegraphic news.
BARK FatrK WARREN at Boston from Calcutta, 10th
July lat SO 30 s. lon 30 Al Il, had severe NE gale, in
which lost r,sintopsaantmsst, and was BEARDED by
hea which stove buwarks and carried away lash
ngs Of booty hatch received other damage causing the
vessel TO leak badly.
BAnx CHNoxH, Of wiscAssst, from st John, NIB, for
Dublin, which put into Portland eh Inst in Distress hAv
Ing repaired, resumed her voyage oath.
A BCG was sssa on keadAy, bstweaa ths HlghlsnAs
AoA NAseet LHhN, WITH I'm u (srsuant cisSs 10 q
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E2onrs FROM NEwFoUSDI AND. The st. Johns
Ssssxio NJ esu q the % in says ia ,sw
itself for considerable time past ARA 80
more distinctly and unmataheably day BY dsy W. a"s
to the constant drain 81 ne population ~ e1grsto, 70
the neghborng States and provinces For The nssttwo
New York. Quebec or Montreal has taken of cousesra
que number OF passengers, and pow we observe rersr
trade 'eN"sA
Many local causes might Be cited which hays induced
ms desire to emgras For years past The produce Of
naneres has not been sufficient for the reourem snts
the great auxiliary Of the fshsrmsn-hs potatoe crons
navs eesn dsnsartsning failures, and the people have
,ns%sess reduced to the pttabA extremity Of
time from the public rsveaus 80 "'1''i
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THE EpII!Mc n THE SOUTH.


v,cvsa,... uo,a.v Nornjug. sept 10, 1853
~. - -, - ,o-srS this 10 Ter q sad one; our
~ W. ~ ,a "A 4, moon, the angel OF death staihs
our streets by p,sb, and day: No.hne .he .,non,t
aici nsss and death tou coua nAiuy Is~AA' 80
q suffering there Is In tom at tns - hs aops
(lur heUevoIsat sssscistions do al ths. can W u
~ s.t van 4 for nurses Yesterday there we're
Sixteen os led and thsrs "srs ere, ave !, o, six
more 20 be buried they had 70 VAT unit. 20 Gay TOT
800 Me besides three being sent to the country,
vent, five Il it not awful considering ~s nav
-. "a shoussI d psisons in town at present. There
sss o1s ave- - 50 o. Il. KEEP.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

FHLADMPHA, sept 2S-4PN
ton, Ryan, Shields, E; bark Won Stein tBremJ Noha,
Bremen; briggs Gamma, Elliott, and Lucy Ellen Parker,
Boston, Lady Of tbs lake, shute, Belfast, Me- schrs So
toni Oregon Grace, New Haven; coro. Brown Boston;
Il BAscomb, Corson, Providence S n shaddock, VIII
hams, Middletown, CT Hallock, Smith, Eau River NJ
Rowland, Albany.
Enthusiastically State Of Georgia Garvin, Savannah;
bars hmy Banning, Hewes New Orleans; brgs Charles
Heath stimpson, Boston, onice, Bradbury Csnfuegos;
Lady Of the lake, shute, Bestsn schrs N Shaddock,
Wihsms Middleton Frances, Sears, Boston; Hallock
scu Charleston Cooper, Coison New York; steamer
Kennebec, Cones, do,
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PmADng-t, Sept. 2s-2spcrtsd by Kssn 4 Taylor
lyx BooTd t32 900 Camden 4 Ambey RR 6s, i83, %;
1000 do. 600 do, 49, e4H; 800 0hss Delaware
Canal 6s l6f; zoo shares Morris Canal II; LOO do,
~, "; Nv H6ylkN Navigation pssfsnsd, n, u; toQ
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Dy?IogABLR SuioIDE.--We regret to announce
the death. by snicide, of Or George C. Howard Of
Churchvile which took place this morning, at that
plaza Our informant Mr. George c. Hsdey, states that
for some time PAST deceased has been in state OF
considerable mental excitement 10 reference TO his bos
character resulting suppose in that peculiar s'are
Of oodress which seeks relief in suicide Last evening
he lost number If fheep. and this morning TOOK WIN
and as they aong deceased impressiyey par
cplar as to the course his nephew should pursue with
acay Having in such DISCOURSE arrived at what de-
nominated North Bridge Black Creek deceased got
upon the railing threw down hi umbrella and taxing
OF his hat exclaimed 81 am drowned ~ and threw him
self head foremost int the pond His nephsx NJ once
stted for telpths nearest house being about forty
shark had fed The deceased between 81 and 40
wears Of age and leaves wife and three children t.
deplere his untimely snd-ocheer AdrerttSr, Sept =
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bOSf0N, Sept XS
Arfirsd-Barh wlhAre, Malta, having been dismastsd
IN the gale OF Sept 0, and lost one overheard.
Also nrrived-Bark Antonio Palermo; brgs tsska, b.
maize; Zebra. do; schr G L, New York.
Ceared-ship King Fisher, San Francisco.
:. ST JoHy, NIB, Sept 2s
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to any particular soasn yet the Vt q tnssraeats .u
number of ossths. This rsssrd - favorable i"aiSs
toA though by no means any evtdsoce tnss tos VI"
esss viii supsids before Ne ssa 'hsr bee ,oaes osiu
Amor tbs aths In Galveston ve psrcea ncss "
DIR Robert Treat Paine des, end Margaret WE OIL
Thomas ssiter. and daughter OF Nsrgsms =.
The Galveston Netos Of shs 10Th mere no
a report here the effect that Col wa X Ausun ~
dspess ously sick at Richmond about week ago Win sno
vel fever Hs death has since been pertee ou.
there has been no coAdImAton We trust II may not %
toe ., .,. -
The same paper states that tbs Victoria Adsocds OF
chs 18Th calls upon the authorities Of that city 70
take measures protecting its citizens against tss m
perta ion Of the yeos fever prevailing 40 asny La An
5ispo a New oriesps a1S other places.
The Houston Telegraph of the 10th. says-Ihs peooss
of Vic ora we're yrea ~ alarmed by tire death OF per
son OF eiow fever at hat pi.es isx days sea IN,
alarm tins. It dculs TO got peg sons 70
bury ths bcdy of tbs dseeSsed
The SCHOONER R<a ford which Aft this oors ths morn
ing says the Gs'yestoa Necs OF thu 10th bouaa for
cola is now ly.g the North Breakers sad nas
hssted signal Of dstees VIVA. baa hA Ppensd 10 mel
is not yet known. -
The II danols Bulletin Of thu 18th publisass the week
y return of the mortality In that city - OATS SNOW
that there rad eevsa Deaths ten u vnioa Wei
caused by yellow fsvsr Al the victims wars 0es"Aos
only one Of whom a lady was sectnasA
In other parts OF tho State health appears 20 % senei
| ally or joysd r.-.~n
Tbs ~aIliks prerArat'oas being made ~ Sus govern
mert are exciting the MYsess specuatons Lhers seem
to be no anticipation Of ATTACK from tho Asxcan''
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Am FOR HOUSTON, TxxAs.

The accounts received this eTenny state that the fever
raging to an alarming extent in Houston, Texas-fuy
as bsd at Galveston therefore II was thought nsces
sary to start subscription in aid Of the sufferers In
view Of tina urgency prompt remittance the under.
sisned has made an effort funds and gratefully
acknowledge behalf Of the citizens Of Houston, the
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sIEtCIug aarELEIgesgG.

Sc Aupadkaos asd Icxsr5 Astesdod fsr the Nsw york
HERAIB should be sealed.
ALMANAC FOR NEw YoRK-Tfns DAY.
RITZ ,.......,. SO NOON Blsxs morn IS
SUN sEr =. .......... 3 "a HIGH WAITE .,...sv OF
Port or New YurI, SepaS mn bar Ssa, 1859.
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Those disposed to increase this c,Aecton will please
hand in their donations me, at Ne II vssey street
ELIAS NJ GREENE Gardner Greene 4 Co..
New York, Sept. IS, 1855.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC,
TIE YSLLow EEvER At GALVESTON
Esw OaIsAr Sent. SS, 1885
We have received Galveston Isrss to the 80 inst.
The yellow fever continued its rsvsgss, the deaths
averaging ten daily.
Among he victims Ms Sandersor And Pfofessor
Ruter The former is supposed to have been robbed
while dying and three arrested, charged with
the crime
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1hs 0rut Of sersa Of feue lectures ON Nypt vas 40
Hvsrsd last night In tbs Broadway Tabernacle BY Rev
ysssVh p TAsm psss, who has rtcsnsy Ieturusi fo@
through that country. There wss an sadicocs OF
setwsea and three hur died psrscns and the choir
q tho Tabernacle was also pressa and sang socsa-
panied by the or an. was some minutes Atsr eight
before Mr. Thompson t, deliver his lecture
He commenced by giving srsf description o. tse
entrance 70 Egypt and the various sights which tie
traveller first observes In that oesorsed country ms
Grpt expslisGcs eDteri AlsxAndriA Ia OF an ua
be Is cheated BY the nstivse, Who are always
living wait for travellers The principal buuoicg ia
that city is tire Palace OF Msbemet ALL magnificent ed,-
ice constr ucteo in the Eastern styie of arcsi.sors
L~afIg Alexandria in boat which VAS popeued oisaer
BY sails the first place he touched Of sas AVA,
where he commenced his voyage up the Nile hsre
the pyramids tboee eernal monuments OF tho past nrst
ooue to bringing back the reusmsrance Of tue
cssraceris,c Of Nile scenery Is ts novelty aud pio
tures que appearance. Extending length OF SIX nno-
festiang waters Of old Nile Canals for rIig alton
Of rbs soil Dtsrssc, the land and toe tall palm t-c5s
which give tbs landscape peculiarly pleasing asec are
priced at m ding ths strong evidences r. progress in
customs end Of ths -.r.: which different
taoss ne sc sesu In other parts Of the country
and n sl'sa was laid out in bszAArs, wore ."n o.
articles of European uanufacturs His sston,an ment
| was also excited by . railroad bridge which ne
stay in that ancient CITY, These were hGwsvs e..
| fourd In the City Of the Geiphs. 'vhose splendoI
made ire pre- smile The Arab villages OF Egg o.
were By the lecturer In bis peculiar style or
g tbs traveller Is disgusted with the dirt sne
filth whc Ii permitted to collect in large heaps 10 ane
about them The inbabitents are remarkable for thel
s,othful and lazy habits The women ave compenea y
90 the most atorors work, while the men PAYS Their
time in elsress The children permitte to groye
dirt with wlich their faces and bodies are al pes ne
ed and their es full Of from the bites OF
In every there two three, and sometimes v
dcer, which the approach Of stranger I'M
sion, the Lecturer gave an account OF the manner y
Nbich he spent 4h of March, tao day on which Tn
Inauguration of President Pierce took place. Desiring
Give the natives idea of the they enhroned al
American sultan he went through the inaugural scene
one OF the company playing the part OF President.
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bins II Barnes Avery, aud Revenue. Martin. NYorS:
Tolos, Avery NnAven Fannie Mitchell, Mitchell, sos.
ton: In hampton Roads schr Eliza Jane Ferris from
NEWADK-sd Sept %, Br sehr Richmond Card, Wind
NEW BEDF0RD-sd Sept 81, schr Ella, Bourns. Bslu-
NEW IoNpoN-AIr Sept &c, sehrs Advsnturer, Pres
dOut Mary Lowell, prout Norwich for AISsny; Eup,s.
Chapman, NYork for Norwich; sloop Motto, kAleomb.
SYo,s props CnSs osgooS Smith, Norwich for NYozs;
NEW HAvEN-Arr Sept q, schr Mary Elizabeth, Hub
bard, Philadelphia sleops Missouri and John Cottrs Al.
nsny Sid briggs Mary Jane, Neuvitas, and Crosby.
NEwPonr-Arr Sept 25 schrs Empire. Sampson, RI
lsdephia 2Gth, Bradors. Clark, NBedford for Phadsl
cord, from FAN River for Phdsphis; 1chIs Ross.nnsA
S S:sS; {. Albany j. 49, sIs ABBY T1ss, Steel: do.
PHIADELPnIAAr Sept q, steamer Ksnnsbse.
cApes, NYo.k; bsrts Jap0nce; Power, Havana; I4tSs
enfussoes Via Wilmington, Nc. Cd scSrs VIM Coiiyss:
Raynor, Portland, Ct; John Lancaster Ross Newport:
Lady 3. The lake MSsa Sg ia. Bsys Se
NYork.
PHovIDINCE.1Ar SEPT %, schrs Thomas Ireland.
tucket Mosele, Ayerill Troy Hassard Bardick, Rom
dout for Pewtucket Hard Times, Dunbar, Bristol sloop
sSoVqsnpors Jackson Albany steamer Pslsan wnli.%s
dg for MataDaS achrs Worcester Rhodes PhladelphiA
Terry, Hondout.
P0R1LAND--sh Sept ~ bark Cherokee. Coffin, (from
s. John, Nh having reporcd), Dublin Cid Esd, schr
Lewis. Berry, NYork.
RICHMoND-A Arr Sept 2e, steamship Jamssto rn, Par
rish, EYork.
sAIEM-Cld Sept %, bark zotod. Bailoy, Montsvidso
and market. Sid brig Boston, Cayenne
WILMINGTON. EC--Arr Sept ~, schr Silss Hard,
Emma Cottis, Cottrel, NYork; 2Sth Eouiss, Iosss,
and Golden Ruls, Naloomb do Goth, Psssell Cary.
DO Harvest Williams, Boston; Onward Smith. NHavsH
Cid oath, schrs Enohantrsss, Jana, NYAsk; 5Sth ~
Albert ADAMS, Snow. Boston; sehr ireland, Do.
cst Ewsa.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-07-30

THE SUBLIME IN PoLITENEss.-Insin
cerity and extravagant adulation often
betray people into uttering the most rid-
culous absurdties quite unlntentionally.
A great man addressing the House of
Lords, said, "lt it my most painful duty
to inform your Lordships that it has pleas
ed the Almighty to release the King from
his sufferings." A maid of honor in
France, being asked the hour by her royal
mistress, obsequiously replied, "Whst
your majesty pleascs,"
A nurse, wishing to give a very polite
answer to gentleman who inquired after
the health of sick baby entrusted to her
care, said, "Oh, sir, f1atter myself the
child is going 10 die.' A nobleman told
visitor that he had been talking to him
in dream. "Pardon me-" replied the
other. ''I really did not hear you" Sir
Robert Graham, being apprized that he
had by mistake, pronounced sentence Of
transportation ON criminal, who had
been found guilty of capital offence,
desired the man to he again placed in the
dock, and hastily putting on the black
cap, he said, "prisoner at the bar, beg
your PARDON" and then passed on him
the awful sentence of death.
A country carpenter having neglected
to make gallows, the judge himself went
to the man, and said, "Fellow, how
came you to neglect the gibbet that Or
dered" Without intending any sarcasm
the man replied, 81 am very sorry; for,
had known it was for your lordship, it
should have been done immediately."-
At the battle Of Trafalgar, a generous
British sailor, seeing tar bleeding pro-
fusely from a wound, ran to his assist
ance. He had no sooner raised him from
the Geek on which he fell, than the wound
ed man said, "Thank you, Jack; and
please God, l'll do the same for you be-
fore the fight is over"
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From the Spirit of the Times.

From the Spirit of the Times.
Directions for writing poetry forwarded 10
THOMAS, the Rhymer:
HOW TO WRITE A ROARING POEM.
BY. P. MuLvANY o'RooNEY.
IT'S as asy, me darlin a poem to write,
AS it is, at pattern, to kick up fight
That is. av yev janus, which maybe yev not,
In which case, jest take the best janiua yev got
But Janus, av you mind what say.
Ye can do Up the matter in style. any way
Ye must get in yer room, av he hav one, and
Take courage take paper, take pens, take a
~ chair,
Take a bottiss Of Ink, an jug, an some
lemons
tAhdy Blake has some whoppers--bc sure you
get them ohes;)
Sind for poteen, and av we can't get Janish
owen,
Pure Monongahela's the best that I'm KNOWN;
Get sugar store, and grilled bone for
And proceed circumspectly to make you some
punch.
Take of whisky q pint, of lemon four
squeezes,
OF sugar as much as a sugar tong seizes,
Of water a tayspoonful mighty we'll heated,
Stir them up with shake, al yer punch is
completed
Then sit down to your work, and to aid ye TO
think,
Pour the punch out in tumbler, and dacently
drink;
An of this thing be certain, beyond any
doubt,
That the punch All ideas viii both soon be
out;
An, av I'fn not mistaken, yell pretty soon
show 'em
That the spirit has gone from the punch to the
poem
With the heat of the water, the tart Of the
fruit,
An' the sweetness that lies in the sugar, to
boot
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J. M. SHEPHERD,
General Newspaper Agent,
Sacramento CITY,
Gem Restaurant.

@A TH g undersigned having reftted
safrW and opened the above named es-
saA-..-..six tablishment, two doors from his
old stand and next door to Wells, Fargo Il
Co.'s Express Office, begs leave to return his
sincere thanks to the public in general for
past favors, and hopes by strict attention to
business to receive full share of that pa
atlr,onage heretofore so literally extended
Inc undersigned will spare no pains to serve
before all who may favor him with call, all
The delicacies of the season. His bar will be
constantly supplied with choice wines, liquors
and cigars.
JAMES H. CREAMER, Proprietor.
International Block, Auburn, April 16 my
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JUsrIcE.-In the translation Of the
works Of Sadi, just made by Mr.. East
wick, we find a story upon which history
has been little more than beautiful conn.,
mentary. "They relate that once, durings
hunting expedition, they were preparing
for Nushervan the just, some game as
roast meat. There was no salt, and they
dispatched slave to the village to bring
some. Nusheryan said, sPay for the salt
you take, in order that it many not be-
come custom, and the village be ruined
They said, what harm will this little
quantity dos' He replied, sThe origin
of injustice in the worltlwas at first small,
but every one that'came added to it, until
it reached it's present magnitude"
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The STAMPED ENvELoPEs.-A large
quantity of stamped envelopes were to
have been placed in circulation about the
1st of July; and in the course of fort
night, or mouth at furthest, supply
may be expected here. They will be
sold for s9 90 per hundred-$S s for the
stamps and 90 cents for the envelopes -
The S. F. Sun very properly desires that
our post masters use some discretion in
the sale of them, and prevent petty spec
ulators from nonopolizing them, as has
been the case with the postage stamps,
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The New York, Times says: Mr.. Paul
Seymour, editor of the San Francisco
Journal, visited the Atlantic cities last
January, on business, and has not been
heard from since he left New York for
Boston. He neither arrivedt here, nor
have his partnersfn California heard any
thing of him. He had considerable
amount Of money with him., and foul play
'is suspectedi
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lumber, Lumber, Lumber.--.

49, A The undersigned take this method of in
lining Urn their friends, and the public .gener-
I,y, N.Y. mat they are prepared to fill orders for
Ianoer OF all descriptions, from 10 to 80 feet in
frg ffrngeh' at the EMPIRE MILL, situated miles
nl onl auburn on the 1llinoistown road, at a
g'aCe known as PIE lLPS' RANCH, or at r..
!. r.lsher's shop in Auburn. ALL orders from
Ir,S.ance rS. promptly attended to-
AMSTERS wishing return loads to Sac
'amento City can have them by applying to
MUNSELL, DEWEY * CO.
apr 80 n33 my