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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

The MAIL CONTRACT FOR CALIFoR-
N1A-Much feeling is said to exist in
Washington in regard to the contract
given blythe Postmaster General of the
mail steamer contract, from New Orleans
TO Vera Cruz, given to Messrs. Ramsey,
Cormick g. Co. The Nicaragua Transit
Company we're competitors for the con-
tract, and assert that they offered to con-
tract for a weekly mail from New York
to New Orleatis alternately; to San Fran
cisco via Lake Nicaragua, fot $500, 900.
The Democrats are much displeased that
the arrangement has been entered fhto.-
Post Office Committees have demonstrated
with the Department. Ni r. ~"3'' -
Under tine new arrangement for week
ly mail btween New York and San Fran
cisco, the U. S. NJ. S. S. Company and
the P. M. S. s. Company, advertise that
after the Goth Of March their steamers
will start rs fnllows: ..aaf 8 $3.50
Leave Ne,o York Leape San Francisco.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

E A friend writing us from Oregon
ssysi "fhe weather is delightful, and
has hssa Ell this month. Many are ma
k'ns sarlsnr-the grass Is green and eye-
Fyihins 'oeks joyful" .s-.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26


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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26
TO a Child

Whose imp art thou with dimpIed cheek,
And curly pate, and merry eye,
And arm and shoulders round and sleek,
And soft ana fair thou urchin sly?
What boots it who, with sweet caresses,
First called thee his, or squire Or hind?
For thou in every wight that passes
Dost now a ffisHaIS playmate findt s-'e
Thy downcast glances, grave but cunnings
AS fringed eyelids rise and fall,
Thy shyness, swiftly from me running;
''Tis infantine coquetry all! p
And thou mus. .@ueh I'D wrestle, too,
A mimic warfare %ltls .ae waging,
To make, as willy lovers 3o,'
Thy after kindness more engaging!
The wilding rose, sweet as thyself,
And new-cropt daisies are thy treasurey
I'd gladly part with worldly pelf;
To taste again thy Youthful pleasure!
But yet, for all thy merry look, .'..
Thy frsks and wiles, the time is coming,
When thou shalt sit in cherries nook,
The weary spell or hornbook thumbngf
Well; let it he through veal and wo,
Thou know'st not now thy future range ::
Life is a motley shifting show,
And thou thing Of hope and change
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

Hosrr BEEs IN CALIFoRNIA. We un-
dersiand that another successful attempt
has Just been made to import honey bees
into California. A passenger by the 18th
mus brough, a large number. They are
IN fse condition. - Transcript.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

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maiaess - as AZ. e. gaassAs - nss.s
- fisssessss as'siss safsslaes ss,s
fe..se@ llses sses ssss sesa ss.sss'a -
AssAss. fAsasas s,ss fa~aasts ss ~s 'F..asA
ss al. asssas .a.ss' ss.s s.sa faEs4si.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

We sfs inisbi.d To Adams * Co., for
shs hfs, delivery Of Atlantic papers brought
~ che Nnsthcrner Wells, Fargo & Co.
allen fs'nishs'I u Atlantic flies by the same
steamer.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

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.swess - a.s 3. ~ f,s lssgslsssnss u
ne fasms taas g. sts fss~ss ss-
fs.sllase - a.s,s g. o. hsssas ssgssss
ws assss s,,s ssasaAs So s.ass 49, 80.
.alsasassrs ~ -
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

W.. Jackson has laid upon our table
iis'I~f's Magazine, Tor March. II is an
strslisn, No. and contains 100 pages of
'ss.lssssiinx reading matter. For sale at
Well. F.rso 4 Cos
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

We seAsfsssni that our esteemed fell
80 fatssa. nF. Carpenter. has contract
80 ~ sss h-sssaT Of an Arissian Well nj
- ffsslfsses - thisriiy, ia hs cosnnrnc-
80 .asss.ssslastslf. shouli BE- succeed IN
tssthfisA.as thrif rfariirAlalily. be will
- fsssssssTsi puhlic i~n-factar. We
saaassslf kaI-s h,n, a. ~ have no doubt
- SD elsxts succsss. -JsHraal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

Nss - Fas Mistsa DmtHier..-we
sssf h~w@ fssrs~ntri by nr. John r..
tfssA sHs = handsasusly sAs-ule.I topo-
fatf'ssasi sap ~ ihs mineral Districts of
sl.fsssass i~tnF lhs fret ever Published
Reaa tFtasl safssy. u sHhihts " ish great
sEpsfsff fss Hassrss ~ che rivers. loea iry
= is@as sssl rssl.lir hause., mining camps,
assiss stiFF rsssnlssniss. lniian villages,
aaffa#Fs, gsAfhss, and faEinss. Together
sHA fAt nssaFsr uf present ah.i pF,leeted
fasas uf ts fssffestn~ss ne e. the Butte,
sssFta A~asss FisrsF, ani Calas~ras die
tfsass es fsn attest lfam artual aksrFsa.
sssai teA fhaasr sha are familiar with
Ass f.@ssasas q ihs mining region speak
re es ~esk ~ great merit. II IL
ssa.efssfss sssi pulslishsd ~ Me.srs but
tss 4 NJ ~ lhis city, and can be oh-
tsHsA - g.. dsfs. lha.s attending
ts sissa lts aaassss ssll feel ihis map Of in
sss sastas - g. thsm.-s o. H1ss.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

FRoM DowSIEvILLE-We are indebt
ed TO Adams & Co., for the Echo o
Saturday. We clip from it the following
In taking a stroll up the South Fork {
short distance, we could hut notice the
great number of miners at work on tha
stream For the space of several miles
the banks appear literally lined with the
hardy tollers after the "fiIthy luere," and
upon examining the prospects of mum
ber Of companies, and the general appear
ance of the diggings, we are satisfied that
those so employed will reap rich har-
vest the coming summer IL only requires
the lndomltab energy and perseverance, e
so characteristic of our people, to bring
firth the natural resources of our country.
We doubt no, the summer of '53 will
equal, IT not excel that of 81 in rich
ness, for the hills and other undiscover-
ed diggings within five miles of our town,
vii be ful y tested ere another winter,
and no one, having the least experience
IN such matters can doubt the result-as
the hill-sides as far as proSpected, have
yielded beyond the expectations of even
the most sanguine.
Neferi since tnc erectlOn ni tue HrS'
tent 10y Major Downe, has Downievi le
presented 81 calm and docie temper, no
street broilS, no fighting Of any kind, now
appnls the vision of our citizens, (lf we
may except dog-fght occasionally -
The memory oi the "oldest inhabitant"
cannot bring to mind period of any
length when there was not to be seen
some "bioody fray" or "game at fist
rufisn ill the present time. Now we at
tribute this change mainly to the heavenly
influence exercised over the minds OF our
inhabitants by the ladies who have set
tied IN our Immediate vicinity. May they
(lhe ladirs) live TO enjoy the fruits of
their labors, for we believe their mission
Ia this lower world was for the exaltation
of the so-ealled stronger sex.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

Nor REcoGErsEp.-Th body of the
man who was killed in the late affray on
Kearny street was not identified up to
the time of its burial by the officers of
the Coroner. F. Whig. '"i'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

A western paper says, cotton, tea, sug
cane, figs and rice, have been raised
California. That country may yet
famous for something else than LyDt
law and gold.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

The Steamer Daniel Moore left our
city yesterday with the view of towing
the r. X. Page down the river. It is
however a matter of doubt whether they
will succeed or not. AS she has already
sunk below her guards, and is resting on
the ground. The supposition is that she
is total wreck.
The river for some distance up and
down was dredged, with the view Of find
ing The remains of Capt. and Lieut.
Moore, but without success. No vestige
has been discovered of them.
Mr.. Gilman Eel ows, the Clerk, whom
we stated was so seriously injured, died
yesterday in MarysvlIe.
Several persons on the Dana were lod
ing at the Page when she exploded. TIL
could not distinguish whether the objed
seen thrown out by the exp osion WEI
the bodies Of those lost or not.-JournI
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

~ Essalsssssn srluaiHlssi wiIh The his
ssss sad e. ~ II ibs PFussian eDin tn
etsk sAlass.ss hss i-ssn slFrasly faasl.., We
80 assessed lhsi thr pssers Frc~ntly iui-
Fsssts'A eea Ia~t aiHsa Ihs pulaie Zoe Iwen-
t Sc Ffeass sfs Frnuins coin af Alsoui
tssh iAsi ssias. The ffusssaa fhaler u
fEawsssa q stssai ssFrnfy -fse eeHgs, and
itss Fsaa = So ans-siHih ~ Ihr Iha er,
sAaA ss@al sks~ q "a b. lLs value III
f@sAsF As a bali eeassi a = shieh rate,
IS ssAsssasals q ts4ssss current "a Prus.
sat. 4 nsaasslss = ssFsnE alluy nf copper,
sasfs sac bs sesn By sulssrlinE q To a
sa.fta hsna@a. The ux daliaF of lhalrr
r. - sla~s- sfsasVhsa sf lsls . rated in
IS ffxA-fsesaas - slHIy eight rsnts fur
sss4s. "a Eas siElhs II that essin a eleven
sssss ees esaii This perhaps ls nearer to
'ss fssl sslsss although &c are assured ~
Fsss~s s1sssma a tbs ksnRsF rate. We
asa@ - s@ed ssthaf,Iy The amount at
- s@s@ - sas~<~ni .nosE 10 lhls elIy snd
asEfssssts . nsa lsss ihan ss0,O00 We
eEs&ss ialsls les s0aki accrue hy re-
ssssass 4 - . si4asiaFa value, eleven AR
issass sssass eaa u sesla he desirable 90
..ss "a s..sksE al q "a sllessihsF.
q IT. klsrsiJ
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

LIGHTHOUSE LoCATIoN.-Capt. Fraser
of the revenue schooner Frolic, in com
pany with B. C. Saunders, Esq, and the
superintendent of the light house made an
excursion to the Fara'lone yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of locating a
light house at that pOint.--.alta. i'.'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

ItttsKsFH PosTs-fhe bark Pow.
At'iss sFssssst on the eia inst. with n
.s'fa - t~l~Traph post. foun, Puget
N'eea. h~~~ are fof the continuation
- SO isisFr~Ph i,ar between thu. city
tns Ntasktssa. We learn that the work
= ,tleAif progressing ls.twssn San Nateo
t@4 sssie lara, and that th. entire
Fef's ~ili 10 completed AMI 10 full ope-
's'iea y tuiy. The wires are daily ex-
fsstss -. .. WAls.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26


Lower CALlFoRNIA.-An immigrant
who arrived ii few days ago from the
.o b. -.;sned tfe ofiiee Of chief magis
trate of the Mexican Republic, ! has
been anarchy and confusion:. the present
governor Of Lower Califo mia, one Me-
greltl, is very unpopular, and the native
California population are anxious,y await
ing the opportunity when they can de-
clare themselves an independent peoute.
who VIII then seek to come under the
protection OF the Stars and Stripes. This
Is a "consumnatlon devoutIy to he wish
ed" as the mineral and agricultural
wealth of that vast peninsula awaits onfv
the enterprise Of the American people to
develop it, which, when effected. viii
prove as rich as any of the 60 d placers of
the north. The time is not long distant
when the smelling furnace of the white
man VIII he IN operation in this lower
country, extracting from the ore with
which it abounds a metal which is now
more needed as circulating medium than
all the gold of our wealthy State. 49,.
FARMING ON The GILA.-Our enter
prIslng friend Mr.. Hooper has commenc-
ed farming on an extensive scale, at the
junction of the ella and Colorado rivers.
where there is some of the most fertile
land in the world. 1t is intended in a
few years to cultivate there all the tropi-
cal products ofrhe earth, such as sugar,
tobacco, rice, cotton, &c. The Pilnos
have for a number Of y ears cultivated the
cotton plant, and it produces as fine
staple AS any in our Southern Atlantic
States.
SOLOMON PICo.-This noted scouudrel
is now lying quite i'll at Santa Tomaso,
in Lower California, and inrapable OF
pur uing his profession of horse stealing.
Ell SENIOR DON ToMAso.-The deg
uenlan Indian who has from time to time
rendered such good service to the Ameri-
cans has recently been elected Captain
General of his tribe, and as an emblem
of his authority displays the American
cOlors from staff erected near his house
in the mountains, and boasts that the en-
sign was presented to him on his recent
visit to San Francisco, by Gen. Hitchcock,
who, according to his account is ssbig
gente," AMI lives in a large house in San
Francisco IS ID. Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

80 90 HssssfsHs a. usses Nssss.
fsmes .ss ssssass ~ ga ta.ssss. g.
s4s.lssas ls.sazs,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

50 ts.s q fsss ~sss fases.sf. 49,
- as .~~. ssat hsss h.as ssp,. n1
aalF $50 tsaaesss 10 as ast,sgs
&stsa. steH zee saHssta ast,ssfss
a. - aa.sae saasst Fsfts=Has eiss saFsf
sss = Fs,s ...ss sHs ee,s sslissssassi
4sses ssss
asa asHs,ts 80 sseseasa . saassssst
ssasa = sssss 4s.gss es.ss Aasss-s ss'sss,f
@s snaaaas .s.@.assf.,s 81 ss ss..sss l.ss
ssf 81 sie sf#ses ~ ssis ssssssf sft
sisaslAesHR sssli 90
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Fs. ~s tsrrtLrsrscr.-The .7lta
ssfsl osf Panama advire- are down TO
ihs 90 March. The railroad will he
tesnRlsisa g. GoFTona shout the midd e
- ArnL Some miles on the Panama
ssts n shr river. outside of Gorgona,
~ill - rasnrist-j alsoat the sains tune.
"Fhs .tsssn,r United Siafsf. on her re-
tasa tsir - New York carried passengers,
ts ~s lssFu. IN the siserage, at the low
fsis = t-e si.si'ars and hat. and twenty
Sc Asllsfs in the cabin. Panama Star.
1ks fnss.s f.srf-et pearl in the world,
sslssd 81 5000, !. IN the possession of a
ffnilsnnsa in Panama.
~ ksPs~--barC. .lh. 6f., of the kind in
fAstssi -'''''
lss sfs- sf the British ship Queen, Al
ftnsnss isssnl Cardiff. attempted to scut.
go a. ssss~l shile ~ sea.
,.Nsfs egsLd'S8.Fplss hAss. lreEa. made
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26
Taken uD.

\ BOUT the first of January, LIGHT
IA GRAY MARE, poor in order, no,
brands, about four years old, and a little,
under size. The owner can have her by
prov ing property and paying charges
Inquire at ovall s. Cravens, Yankee.
Jim's, or MA. Hoiley, Big Bar, Ameri-
eau Rlyer. auburn mar &c n2S St
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26
A TRisurg OF REspEcr.--The portra

A TRIBurG OF REspEcr.--The portrait
of the late Hon. f.. Gilbert, painted by
Mr.. 0sgood, aud presented to the city OF
san Francisco by f.. Z. KembIe, Esq, in
accordance with "a joint resolution Of the
Common Council, now hangs upon the
wall Of the room of the Board OF Alder
men, In the City Hail. Il is placed be-
hind the reporters desk, enclosed in a
handsome gilt frame.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

81 k...ass s.s.s Asaassas 81 40 t.s.s
~ .,.sss issso...ss,. tass tsea Asea,ssaa8s.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

We eaasos . street - undergoing far.
tAsf tsi,aes ia. Glad la sce a-Jour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26

80 @ss's.s asss esass sl~ s,ssa @sst
sss ss.sslse 49, saaas ssat aa.a
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-03-26
S. H. Cohen,
wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN CHOICE BRANDS Of

S. H. Cohen,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
IN CHOICE BRANDS OF
HAVANA CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
Hotel and bar keepers will do well to
call and examine the stock, as he will sup
ply them as cheap as they can purchase
at Sacramento city. ., :. q..,
Opposite the National Hotel and Stage
office, Auburn. w WA march 26 I'm.
THE FOLLOWING LIST OFPACK-
L. AGES having heen left on storage in
io49, IN the store-house of WaIkup g.
Wyman, in the town of Auburn, Placer
county, and if not called for within thirty
days will be sold to pay storage, ON Sat
nrday the 2Sd day of April, 1858. aa
Small blk trunk, marked Thos Wilson.
! inhla rubber bag, mo mark.
do do do .~..1, do do
do do do mark'd Henry E. Blake
| do do do " E.S.
l do do do " John Flint
Vailse, no mark
! India rubber bag, do do.
canvass bag, do do,
2 Black trunks, do do,
small bundle, marked Benz. Tripp.,
2 washing tubs, no mark.
LOVE & MYRES,
march 26 I'm Successors to B. G. Allen.
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FINANCIAL.

VJNo BUHDERS.-sEAIED PROPOSALS WILL Blk BE
oeiyed until Monday, the 7th day OF March next at
tweve O'Clock for furnishing the materials aud doing
The work for the erection and finishing Of
new primary school building on the north side of Thirty
seventh street. between the Tenth and Eleventh avenues
in the Twentieth ward Separate proposals viii be re-
ceiyed for the work and materials or for the
carpenter work and materials and bidder may. in ad
dtion propose for the whole The plans and elevations
can be seen at the Office of Thomas jackson the arch
tect No 40 Broadway, Of whom, of either the un
dersgned printed copies of the specifications can se
procured and to any whom proposals my be de-
iivered The school officers the right to resct
any bid not deemed by them the best for the p0ohc
interest Dated New York, February IL, iSoJ.
JOHN G. BUTLER Chairman Of School Officers,
HENRY MCLEAN, Secretary. Iwenuetn war;
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WHMoRE, RoBEKT 4 CO., srocK, NOTE, AND *
wv change brokers, dealers In specie and god AUS
Continental Bank Building No. - Wall street
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DARIsEN I KINGS, H.ArE poDeEs.l VIRGINIA AND

DARIsEN 4 KINGS, (I4ATE DODGE'S) VIRGINIA AND
l. North Carolina Express for all the principal towns and
points throughout the above States from New York evsry
Saturday, per and splendid steamship ROANOKE
through In charge Of special meseenger-Ths express
has been running the last eighteen months throughout
the State of Virginia, and having met with the highest
favor and success the propretors have felt warranted
In extending their line and facilities to merchants
and public OF North Carolina, and to that end have
worked arduousy the last four months in completing
their arrangements permanent basis, and taho
pleasure Offering TO the public doing business in that
portion Of the country legitimate and responsible
press through which all business Entrusted will mect
with pronptnsss and despatch. Charge moderate.
VIM n PARISIN, JAS. II. KING, propristors, No. 2 We
sey street Agents and OnhoesS Grcner Norfolk Va:
J. D. Tewnes Petersburg, Va; John Woodcock, Rich
mond, Va H. H. Turner Raleigh, N. c.. John Camp
bell CAST n N g.; s. H. Hamlet Goldsboro, NJ c.; Jno.
Mutt Wilmington n CT stark Pierce, Fayetteville "A
G.. VIM r. Pariscp mas this day associated WITH, u
the express business, JAS H. King Esq, aud The bssd
will her after ls conducted under the style and r
OF pariscn 4 King. New Work, February 18th. 1863
The subscribers having bought out the entire int OF
podtes Virginia and No M Carolina Express enc bus
ne VIII hereafter be Conducted by Messs farisen 81
King ut present No. vescy street Noti.n.-payin9
daposed OF Dy nitro interest in the exprea bus,ness
heretofore known 'Dodge's Virginia a North Ca,o.
lima Expscssn take pleasure IN reco nnieudpe TO tho
community at large the entcrpris.t gentlemen com
posing the m OF MseSe Parton King who have as
Rnmcd hat bvsneaa as c1prasa ioYwardcrs February
18th, 1898. LEVI DODGE
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nROvNCE OF CANApA-MCEIvER GENERALS

nROvIECE OF CANADA.-RLCEIvER GENERALS
i Office Quebec, Feb. 7, ls53.-Tenders will be re
sysd at this Office first March, one thousand eight
hundred and three for dekentures of the Province
be Issued under Is Vic, chap. q AN act TO establish
Consolidated Municipal Loan Fund for Upper Canada"
in of f100 ESQ and to limited amount, at Els,
currency each twenty and thirty years to the extent
on two hundred thousand pounds currency Interest six
per sent payable semi annually upon presentation Of
eoupons Parties TO state the appoints required and 70
bead their lenders thusTenders for Debentures 70 be
issued under 10 Vic. Chap - The form Of debenturs
be ut the several banks in London G. w.. Ham
lton Toronto, Kingston Montreal Quebec, and at this
once. L. P. TACHE, Rec. General
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY, IS BROAD
~ way, New York, February % 1S53.-The fourth in
stamen of ten doarson each share of the increased
capital stock of the above company will be payable at
the Office Of the company the 18th day of March next
and ths fth nsalment of the amount the 18th
day Of April next BY order of the Board of Directors
FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

(tHAsE CO.'S EXPRESS, 80 BROADwAY-THE
~ only direct express TO Mobile per steamship Blase
Warrior Friday, 25th inst Small parcels received I'LL IL
A. H. Packages forwarded TO New Orleans from Mobile
without extra charge. Lowest rates.
CHASE Il co. 80 RrOadNay.
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rOu SALE.
th1 IN OnO REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NJ CU.UUU. Five new brick houses, on the

.
FSs new ES s4ai houses. aa the
south side OF Thirty sixth street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues, $500 each; 900 remain. Four
lots Of ground the northeast of Sixth
and Sixteenth street. with three fine buildings erected
thereon, $780, So, 500 can remain. large b--
story brick house on Twenty stree vii" gas Gro
houses, on Ninth avenue, wiz 20 large four sto,y
1,,yU aS pr r. and lot on Grove street
1unnng christopher street $40 900 on easy
Wy. ns one on Amos street. S. 7OO 81 900 can re-
main TWO splendid houses in Brooklyn, Sc 900 each;
~ m M choice selection Of valuable houses and
Un M ,ni CITY suit purchasers N B-wanted
n,aav houses and apartments to rent to supply APP
The large four story brown stone front house
Twelfth street. with gas croton water heaters chan.
rent, at 81 200 1and tsxes9 Also, first class dwelling
Twenty fourth street, at $500. Apply TO W. II.
R0OME real and house agent Is Green
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VI,O LET IN BROOKLYN-H0USE NO 81 SANDS
i street five minutes walk from Fulton ferry rent
$500 Also, hou in South Brooklyn rent from $3.50
to $3.50 year Houses for sale and to let In all part OF
Brooklyn Apply to NJ T. GIBBONS, 266 Atlantic street.
near smith street.
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rJNO LET OR LEASE-THE THREE STORY HOUSE
two doors east Of Broadway In rhi,.- .n,rd street.
in good osr Cottage buses 25 and % West Twenty rs
Street few doors below Fifth The upper part of
building l02 broadway. % feet front by IA feet deep
Apply TO WALDEN PEII, 10 West Twenty first, 100
Pearl streets.
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TITO PAINTERs.-FOR SALE, THE STOCK FIXTURES
and good will of well established paint shop an ex-
cellent opportunity for young man Of small capital
For particulars inquire at No. 122 West Broadway be-
tween the hours of twelve and two o'clock.
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CtHAsE a. CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, So BR0ADWAY.--
~ Lowest rates to California, 5th March, per New
York and San Francisco line OF steamships the only
express via Nicaragua the 5th Of March Express to
Charleston and Southern states, every Wednesday AID
Saturday Express TO Mobile Friday, 10Th inst. also 10
New Orleans via Mobile Express to Philadelphia and ths
West, daily, per Camden and Amboy Railroad.