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The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

seasvery rich diggings north of Grass
Valley, near Slate Creek, discovered
last Spring, are now being worked. An
hundred and ffty dollars per diem to the
hand is taken cut
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Received This Week,

IN addition TO my present stock, general
n ass srnent of Groceries and Provisions,
which will be sold as usual on the most rea-
sonable terms. IL. DAVIS.
March 18th, 1858 --i7-lt
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

bzy- The Transcript t, * third of
column Of items from our last issue
without ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

FATAL ACCIDENT An inquest was
held upon the body Of Alexander Me-
keever, the past week, at Grass Val-
ley, formerly from Pittsburgh, Penn
He came to his death by falling from
the rope while descending in shaft on
Gold Hill, seventy feet deep, being
struck from it by mass of earth which
fell upon him when about seventeen
feet from the bottom. He died in four
hours after. The verdict was in accor-
dance with the facts. He leaves wife
and three children in Pittsburg.
CnARIrY.--Mr. VIM. Rucker, former
ly of New Albany, Ind, was disabled
and SO much mangled by falling from
the rope, while descending a shaft last
fall, as to render him perhaps perma-
nent cripple, not having yet been able
to do any work. He now wishes to re-
turn to his friends, and if those who are
willing to assist in relieving the unfor-
tunate among as, will leave q contribu-
ton for paying his expenses home, with
NJ. w Burnett, on Broad ST., their kind
ness will be gratefully appreciated.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

neAp The Virginia House is re-opened
under the skilful management Of Messrs
Johnson & Stroud. See adv.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

n@- The diggings at Old Cayote Hill
are proving very rich.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

neAp The Union gives an account of a
bold robbery of three Cinnamon by a
notorious thief, named Samuel Rathburn
near Salmon Falls. The Cinnamon
were III well-armed with firearms, but
allowed themselves to be robbed of $78.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

neA. The Shas'a Courier has reap
peared, and comes to US filed with ex-
cellent matter.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

peas Tbs Inaugural Ball at Randolph
Hill was an extremely pleasant affair.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

Snow fell in this city two or three in
ches deep on Msnday night
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
District COurt.

MARCH TERM-PreSiding Judge. Hos
W. T. BARBOUR. Tuesday, March Is.
The People Us. d. P. O'Connr.--Prc-
sentiment for misconduct in Office Pre-
sentiment demurred 10 by defence, fo-
insuficiency. Demurrer sustained by
the Court.
The following eases were set fo, trial,
viz:
For WEDNEsDAY-No. Is, Nj. w.
Burnett, ct al Us. c Witherell, ct al
No. 25, Timothy Bates as Jacob Wine
miller.
For THuRsDAY--No. 8, Gustave Capt.
Us. Henri Larancby,
No Is, James Delevan rs. McMurtry
& Woodwork.
No, 10, II. H. Cook, ct al rs. Wm. Ba-
con, ct al.
No. 26, Herman Finckh Us. Thos. Hen
ry.
FoR FRlpAY-No. 81, Eliza Peters rs.
Rid Peters.
FoR SATURDAY-No. 0, Burlington g.
Long VS.. The Bear River and Auburn
Crnal Co.
No. II, Il. NJ. Calvert Us. Akin Stew
art eft al.
The following cases were continued !:
No. 5, w. Nj. Todd & Co. Us. Central
Q M. Co.
No. 7, o. M. Vinton VS.. the same.
No. %, nj. Endeoott VS.. Bul ard Mad
dell & Co.
No. 27, s. Truffrey VS.. " G. Bell R.
Davidge appointed referee.
No. ii, Geo 0. Kilbourn vs. W. G.
Alban-Theo Miller appointed referee.
No. A. U. S. Gregory vs. Scott Sinclair
discontinued.
No. 10, Peter Mason ct al vs.. O. M.
Vnton ct al--case submitted.
CASES AT TRIAL.-WEpNnsDAY AND
TnURsnAY-Ada Law. Hinemiller & Co.
VS.. Smith & Fu.ler No. II; suit for
non-fultillment of contract for shingles
Verdict for plaintiff for sI0l5.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

re- We regret to learn that the
fine steamer Tennessee is fast going to
pieces.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18
Cure for Tooth Ache.
N O TIC E

TvHE undersigned having purchased the
IL EAGLE MILL, situated on Deer Creek,
are now prepared to furnish Lumber of any
description at the lowest market prices.
A. ROGERS & co.
Nevada, March 18th, 1e53.-47-3m
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

DGF~ Our friend Collier Of the Wash
ington Hotel offers superior inducements
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

Miners Meeting at Gold Flat.
VNHE Miners of Geld Flat are requested
IL without execution to meet at Green's
Engine House, on sunday, 20th March, at 10
o'clock. 4I-lS MINERS.
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

Nv NNNh PHAN
over by the present Sheriff for 1852:
Poll tax, s125S 90
Property tax, 9033 80
Foreign licenses 1925 90
Fines, 722 90
Total, S1S,03S 80
Besides this the Deputy Sheriff. VIII
son, paid over about $4,000 for foreign
miners tax, not included in the present
SheriEss receipts. The final settlement
with the State takes place in June.
A fact very essential to be known in
this connection is the difficulty that has
prevented extensive collection of foreign
miners tax. The state allows but ten
per cent. for its collection. That per
centage will not pay the collector two
dollars por day in remote parts of the
county, and therefore it is not collected
If the state would give 25 per cent. $685.
900 per anaum could be raised in this
county. The Court Of Sessions Of Pla-
ccr county have had the wisdom to give
the past year Is per cent from its share
of the foreign miners tax, by which the
collections have been increased some
$4,000. The Nevada Court of Sessions
adopted this expedient in measure the
past month, by adding 10 per cent, the
beneficial results Of which will soon be
seen.
If the Alta does not wish to insist up
on its charge of ''discreditable defc-
cncy,' even if it is rcbutted, in Justice
to Nevada county we ask it to present
its readers with the facts we have stat,
ed in form suited to its convenience.
If this county pays little to, it draws
little from, the state treasury. 1t has
fourth of the services ofa District Judge
its census was taken--and we believe
this was its peculiar charge to the state
the past year. But much of the legisla-
tion OF tho state is for the benefit of
San Francisco. By one legislative act,
property now worth s3,000000 was giy-
en- to San Francisco, and though the
wasteful folly Of that city squandei ed
this vast donation, yet the munificence
Of the gift should shut the mouths of
those in that city who raj because of
illiberal Legislation. The revenues of
the state are spent largely in and for
San Francisco, and if she pays much,
she receives in proportion.
We have observed of late strong
disposition to dictate to the interior
members of the Legislature by the press
Of San Francisco. We trust such will
be properly scorned. San Francisco de-
sires to intimidate members on the great
apporslonment question, but that appor-
tionment must be justly made. The
present inequalities of representation
must be amended, and we wish to sec
the interior members stand up to the
rights Of their constituents, or come home.
FATAL ACCIDENT An inquest was
held upon the body Of Alexander Me-
Keever, the past week, at Grass Val,
ley, formerly from Pittsburgh, Penn.
He came to his death by falling from
the rope while descending in shaft on
Gold Hill, seventy feet deep, being
struck from it by mass of earth which
The Nevada journal., 1853-03-18

Ballou Mrs. Harriet
Epperson Mrs Virginia E
Lamp Miss Caroline
Plaskett Mrs Sarah 2
Tsrrill Mrs MaryAnn care G Bennett
Wentworth Mrs Della Nj
VIM. P. CLARKSON, p. M,
NEVADA, CAL.
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a. THE REGULAR MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF
"a Engineers and Feremen, held Thursday evening.
Jane 1853, A. Carson Chief Engineer, in the chair.
the Chairman Snnouucsd the melancholy int gsnce OF
she Sesth q Mr. G. Irenchard Foreman Of Hose Gem
psny No nom injuries rsssv:d while the Siseharfs
Lssx street. and suggested the proprst the
regular order OF business and TO appoint 20
draft resolutions expressive Of the Of this body
wards our late associate and with hs
the following was the result 4. CARSON ChAirman-
:. o. ABBE, Secretary pro tenn. .
WhereAs IL pleased Supreme Ruler 70
among u.s. by sudden death, lsmsnteo ssleved
s.- - Ecu. so-. W. Trenohard Foreman o. Hose Com
pany No i6 from Injuries receiver IN. discharge
peculiarly &c and appropriate expression Of
Resolved That we deeply the loss Of one closely
associations with the history Of this body
Resolved That have recognised in late friend
the which constitute fearless efficient fire.
man. social and fayorfe companion, and true and sin
friend.
Resolved That cordially sympathze with his afflicted
family and friends in this their distressing
and trust that they will consolation In
thought that his virtues together with his toned
character and principles will insure him happiness In his
Resolved That out of respect the memory of the de-
ceased tho Fire Depayment attend his funeral from his
late residence No 700 Fourth street, Sunday June
At o'clock and that will the usual badge
Ing thirty Gays
Resolved That copy these resolutions be sent to the
family Of the deceased and published in the SUM- Herald
WILLIAM T. BRowER,l
JAMES n. BYRNE
ALFRED II. WEBSTER, Committee.
NOAHL. FARNHAM,
JAMES II. WENMAN,
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CITY REFORM.

GRAND RALLY FOR REFoRM.-rHE REFORM COW.
~ mit,ee appointed by the Young Mems DEMOCRATIC
Union Club requested to meet at Tammany Hail.
Monday afternoon, at o'clock TO complete arrange
mcnts for the Reform MATS Meeting t. take place In tho
JOHN COcHRANE, Chairman.
THE SIXTEENTH WARD DES DEUTSCH-AMERI-
cGinsoh Democsatischen Bundes holds ts general
ing ext Monday, June at 1913 West Eighteenth street.
The election OF the city charter most accepahy
ported. All democrats are invited.
Prof JUPITER zENUs HEssER President.
FRArz RICHTER, Secretary.
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THE FERRIES.

DERRY NOTICE.-THE PROPRIE TORS OF TUR
Twenty street ferry to Penny Bridge, Ncwtown
Creek respectfully TO the public that and after
the first day Of June they will their boats ocloeh
to o'clock Z. M long they can with safety
navigate the creek the bridge for the nccommod
of all Persons In pursuit Of pleasure riding will pleas
mt and retired roads distance from the bridge te
Flushing being but Eve miles. ALSO short route by the
Fresh Ponds road to the Jamaica TURNPIKE interesting the
same nj III. Woodruff
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ms rRUCTION.

MEDICAL STUDENTS, SUMNER CLASS. BROOKLYN
M Hcights-A physician with ample facilities for med
and surgical instruction Is forming class liberal
wishing to perfect knowledge most useful modern
he will reciprocatc with French German and
Italian medical students Address Preccptor Herald Office
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Few YerA, Hay a. lss3.-1As Dfrscters oS
Il vi.
M .:iss si III. pir...er. .y.n then
~: Nm sS:s s::':. i.iS Ii: ssss :si..sssis.: q
"a ..p u. n,:.tiv. talent ana :iii Il
y m ~. ssd ~
~:
e.. ss hI
Not limiting their pisss s.-y..y ..s., curious ~
tn: a &.
been :IPy:d and :Ss sond.
L. ssni a 81 hs country
ne asSs Ss Eh ~ S =
eensx.stion and the high standard Of architectural beauty
s ss In
e ct sbsass :. an. sd
the genera. character Of tn. exhibition til.
from The q esuprs.
collection Of the results Of Science and
81 q that has yet been IN
r.; s ss
ss by shs highest Is
authorities Of the country in the general objects OF the
enterprise.
gentlemen organized their department IS fol-
J. n MISUNDERSTANDING Of the Superintendent;
samuel WebbsrArrangement Of Space and Classification
Prof b. Silliman, Jr.-Mneralogy and Chemistry;
b. r. Johnson-Agricultural Implements;
Joseph Z. Holmes-Mashinery;
Edward Vincent-Textile Fabrics;
Felix Piatti-Scalpture.
The directors have sensby felt the dence in
them by their fellow citizens all parts Of country
and they will continue to make every effort satisfy their
just expectations.
DIRECTORS.
Mortimer Livingston, Philip Burrows,
Alfred Pell, Johnston Livington,
August Belmont, Charles w. Foster,
Alexander Hamilton, Jr., Theodore Sedgwick,
George L. Schuyler, William w, Stone,
Ebert J. Anderson, William Whetten,
Henry R. Durham, John Dunbar,
w. c. H. Waddel, William Kent,
Jacob A. Westervelt, Watts Sherman,
James A. Hamilton, i. w. Edmonds.
Samuel Nicholson,
THEODORE SEDGWICK, President
WIZ WHErrEr Vice President Treasurer and Secretary
i. G. STUART. Assistant Secretary.
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II a, CHILToN. AUcrIoNEsR -RErRREE's SALE
~ ss sse On hudson and wAshingtsn Streets under
c na s' 1 Il "a. q ns;.a l.S i.i.r:s COLE
49, A. tss Rzehaags 81 foiiswins
ks,iSiry 90 Hsdssa street, enc story frame
xS two ~. re- :; s \:
and Amos streets also No. 657 Wellington ~.
i and Amos streets For further psrss.Isrs
f Broadway or At he once 81 the tornsy
SAL street. near Pine, where maps may be had =
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CRATIS.-NEW PUBLIC ALTON. "A POPULAR TREA
VI tise the and cure Of ncryously debiitatsd
health and cneehed constitution that the younz
beset the of seasure business study and embts
old Just published and - be had gratis by addresn
post paid. box 100 Broadway Post Ofccs.
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TENTH wARD-CITY REFORM-THE CITIZENS OF
the Ten tn ward without distinction party who are
in favor adopting to the city
requested to attend public meeting 80 be held
evening JUNE at eight O'Clock at Military Hall, Bowery.
All citizens OF THE who desir economical admins
tration mupcipa anirs OF taxes and
end to the corruption which has long manifest In
our government earnestly invited TO attend 1t the
hour above named.
j. H. Ii. Haws, sam e. Towle Elias Combat
Asa Parker, Co. Edw A. Frssor.
Cbas f. Hunter VIM A Albro, Aug Weismann,
H. tucker, VIM Pouson Francis Godine,
Isaac Walton, Meads h Tows john 81 Cote
3. y. Bartol. John G. Henry, Cape, Tr' bridge&Co.
John W. Farmer, Edgar T. Rider A. III. Dourhfv
Richard Norris VIM. s. Troup, WIN. H. HYATT
John Hayward, Darius Ferry, f. c. kobnson
N. c.. Bradford, VIM. w. Osborn. e. II. Dominick and
number Of others whose names viii DO published IN
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EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH TAUGHT IN THREE MoNTHs-MONsIEUR
DUBOIS, Professor from the University of Paris con
nues his lessons In the French Ever
from six to ten O'Clock. Private lessons Latin and Greek
Private lessons and afternoon classes by Madame Dubos
673 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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FURNlTURE.

CUTS OF EEAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE
- From $25 to $500. Purchaser will find the above the
best and cheapest to he bought anywhere. Mattresses and
pansses made at the lowest Wholesale prices and
ranted pure hair.
MATHEWS STACY, 526 Broadway. corner Of Spring st.
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Diamond Rings for sale, set In solid Is carat
gold styles solitaire, half hoop circet cluster six
proved trade paper Factory No. l Broadway Of
White street. office second floor DAVID Rail- Manufac-
turing Jeweller.
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cy-A new and method catching like
and happy expression Of infants and children Of
have tried in vain keneases
their children New York. ferry
Fulton street, Brooklyn Cameo daguerreotypes
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

livery ONE w 40 WISHES TO ENTER INTO SOME
~ business and have at their disposal Eve eight thou
aand dollars and able to take tho of their
affairs and desire enter into connection with respccta
Bile house. in the commission business for manufactures
may address Pay, Herald Office.
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yNANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF
w three or four thousand dollsrs The advertiser wishes
to connect with active business free from
MI faults The business is cash and well established
nnd Of the fret respcetabty and profit All will he made
known TO the right and other need apply Address
u. L., Herald Office for week.
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MESSRS. GAME GUILLEMoT A CO. HAVE THIS
M day formed with Mr. harchspd Of Paris, new copar
rship under tho firm OF Marchand Gafne Guiilcnot
Co. They will recommend themselves BY the choice Of
their articles jewery &c. which shall always the
latest fashion and taste and by the and
which they put in to receive the who will
with q call
Nav Ie53
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br. l. FEUcHTwANGER. AL Maiden lane.

Splendid Carpetings for Spring Sales, 1853
SMITH LOUNsBERRY, 448 Pearl street, are now re-
sewing in store per late arrivals large stock Of velvet
shaste and elegant designs which, having purchased
previous to the recent in prices they enabled
to offer ut very great inducem ents.
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Lace and Window Curtains, Window Dra-
Psris: Of every description: 1,UBsDELL, PERSON 4
have just received rich and varied assortment Of
ths above goods elegant designs to which they call
the attention ofthe furnishing public No. Al Broadway
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Glassware Agency, by DR.. Porter, 216 Full
tom ereeOrders filled for druggists glassware Private
mouds TO- and all business with and
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-" most oble work.""A most beautiful and complete
rsetype Of Not only ths best but the only
wsrh vital every part. Such the opinions Of com
sEsoterc Anthropoogyn For SALE wholesale aad retail
by Stringer Townsend 222 Broad Price mail edition.
ST. cabinet edition. 81 25 Sent by mail at these prices post
paid, by addressing T. l.. NICHOLS, D., Portches-
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED aVERY Dn.
CRYSTAL PALACE.

CRYSTAL PALACE 10 EXHIBITION AND SALOON
" men, and ice cream men, and confectioners and soda
water deaers-Cood places to let will BIO shown you
poetic tho Palace by applying ~ Il. NJ at tho foarth
hp}ldps north from Fortietb street Sixth avceuc.
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~ TyTUVoeAHHsCs,
mixers dsnsts iodine hypos.l
phide soda best English rouge nitrate strona and bsryta
sAlorato Of potash zas oxides Of uranium cobalt and
Manganese antmony tin and suboxids copper. polishing
vss ssbsste bismush nisHls oyds sit.a.m paladism
lime, oxide gold rottenstone English sponge soth dis
eeting liquid beashe shslac suphate ammonia, ssids
h., for sale by
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ATA SPECIAL MEETING OF TOMPKINs HOSE CO.
IA No l6 held at the carriage house. Friday evening
June 1858 the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God to from
among by sudden and violent DEATH beloved and
respected foreman George w. Trenchard who died from the
effects of received while in thdscharse Of his du
ties fireman, at the fire in Essex street. May 81 and
whereas painfully conscious OF inability to
press BY words the deep with which hearts
are filed BY this melancholy event yet deem to be
duty to do al to alleviate possible the weight OF
affection which this sudden and inspiring DISPENSE
ton Of Divine Providence has thrown upon his widow
children, and other rclatives therefore, be II
Resolved That in the death Of este eed associate and
chief ohcer Geo. w. Trenchard caledupon to
fireman, and true, faithful and warm heated friend
whose loss will long be felt by tho members Of this
pany.
Resolved, That deeply sympathixe with the dsconso
late family Of the deceased in their melancholy bereav
ment which has fallen upon them with heart crushing aud
overwhelming effect which has by suddenblow deprived
wife of the society of beloved husband and his children
of q kind and indulgent father.
Resolved That mark of respect to the Of the
deceased the house and Of the companybe cloth
ed in mourning during the hay and that the
the usual badge Of mourning during the
period
Resolved That the Office Of OF this company be
allowed to remain vacant during the term of thirty days
Resolved That copy Of this preamble and resolutions
signed BY the remaining officers Of this company be trans
published in the following newspapers-Fremans Journal
Herald Sun, and Sunday Mercury.
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THE TRADES. sc.
flARPENTERs AND MECHANICS GENERALLY, ARE
~ informed that John Hill has removed to 800 Broad way,
Waker street. and almost directly opposite his former
store full supply Of saws, planes, braces and bits,
Wards edge tools, Stubs's files &c. &c
JOHN HILL. $50 Broadway.
CAV GRINDER WANTED.-A GOOD, STEADY NAN
~ who has been used to grinding circular and long
oan hear Of first rate chance by applying to
WIN. JESSOP d SONS, 81 John street.
WANTED-A PATTERN MAKER. NONE BUT
w good workman need apply, to DUNKIN 4 VAN
SlCLEN, 34S to 352 West Twenty seventh street.
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Notice "A. Baker has removed from 30
beekman street to No Ann street. between Nassau and
French calf boots for So patent leather boots IS 60
CATERS, shoes, &C., equally low. good assortment
stantly on hand. Call and see.
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A UCTION NOTICE-CROCKERY, GLASS AND CHI
retailers stock and 800 lots best and seconds goods
100 packages glassware, by WILLIAM w. SHIRLEY Wed
nesday June 1t 10 O'clock large aud choice
for retailers and grocers worthy their notice. 81 John
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: Sewing Machines-F0r Stitching Fine Linen
and cotton goods These machines greatly proved
ever oasroS fo this EHrpss NJ s'As. ;sw;.s
sde Our machines do the work with absolute
fection and will the closest scrutiny Call and
anime them at No 323 Broadway l. NJ SINGER 4 co.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER-HENRY H.
IL Leeds Co will sell at auction Monday juno at
toms Theatre twelve superior billiard tables
pete in good order and the best make from the shops
the favorte of this city These tables will
sold in lots without the to be
used for other purposes They be for two days
yious to the sale.
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CAUTION

NS~.>>N>
CAUTIoN.-THE HOUSE NO. 90 WEST ELEVENTH
" street entered Thursday night, and robbed
Cooper's gold watch No 3 double eased. Also, two
hundred and thirty three dollars in bills two hundred dol
lars Of which in and tens Seventh Ward
Also cheek payable to bearer Seventh Ward Bank
Tiitv will he maid for TIE Of tho scb NJ
hundred dollars for the whole Inquire OF III Water
street.
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REblOvhL.A.

JAMES PRENTICE. LATE OF siB BROADWAY, EAS
~ removed HE tuslness Of Satbeu atica) nstruursrt
mandatory 10 Nc. Chambers street ssst o. ercad~Av
AIRS. GREEN RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER PA.
IVA irons that she has removed from 3 to COG Brcafway
where she requests oil, who have paid her. employer
poycj 70 ca and be suited free OF charge Ratios