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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-17
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rs hereby given, that a special Term Of the
i Court of Sessions will be held at the ourt
Iouse in Auburn. on Wednesday the 28th
inst. at ten o'clock A. M. for the purpose Of
receiving and opening proposals for making
certain furniture for the ourt House. as per
specifications no on Ale in the clerks of5cs.
Per order Of the court.
Witness hc.. 4. JOHNSON.
r,t % C!syk.
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The MINr.-The machinery for the
United States Mint at San Francisco was
brought out in the clipper TradewInd, and
it is expected wi be in full operation by
the 1t Of January, and competent to coin
10000 daily. 1t will he located near
the o d ASsaying establishment of Notfat
* Co on the corner of Montgomery and
omlnercal streets.
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ANTIQUITY OF THE MAGNIFYING GLASS
1t is curious circumstance that real
magnifying glass, identified by Sir David
Brewster as decidedly and designedly
such, was recently found by M. Layard,
in one of the temples of Nneveh. Mr..
f.ayard says that many Of the uniform in
ScriI tons and smaller scu ptures ate 81
delicately cut and so minute rs TO be al
most uniniulhgible without the aid of II
magnifying glass, and of course could not
have been cut without the aid Of one.
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EScrNADA.-Enclnada, head quarters
of the Fl lhuster army, is on the Pacific
coast, about sc leagues south of San Diego,
and not near the head of the Gulf of Cali
forria, as heretofore reported. Union.
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A CARD.

GRATEFUL for the very liberal Pat.
" ronage bestowed on him for the past
IL months, and reserved to merit a con-
tinuance of the same, the undersigned.
proprietor Of the New York Shaving Sa-
loon, would respectfully intimate to bis
numerous friends and the pubic that hs
has leased the new premises now occupied
by him, and, regardless of expense, has
fitted them up in style superior to any
similar establishment in the county. At
tached are Bath rooms where
Hot and Cold Baths
can be had at all times from ! a. m, to
9p. IN. The
Hairdressing Department
will rs usual, command his entire utten.
ton and he trusts that an experience Of
ten years will be sufficient guarantee tha,
he understands it well.
WILLIAM STEVEN.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-17

Mr.. j. S. Bradley, son Of DR. L. Brad
lev, and senior partner of the firm of
Bradley, Beedan & Co., of Diamond
Springs, shot himself Oh the morning of
,hr 18th inst.
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JUsr IN TIME.-One Of the members Of
the expedition which left last night, was
released from the station house just in
time to board the steamer before she got
outside. s. f. Jour.
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SONORA FAPEDITIoN. We understand,
says the Alta, that force, 10 he composed
.ot one thousand men, is already partially
organized for the purpose Of proceeding
to Sonora in the course of two or three
weeks. 1t is said that a steamship has
been purchased, aud that the party will
90 to Sonora "for the purpose of working
the gold mines" IN that State.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-17

David Mahoney, Esq, is the nominee
Of the Democracy, in San Francisco
county, for State Senator, to fill the VA
cancy occaSoned by the resignation of
MIR. S. Brannan.
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Gov. Bigler is confined to his bed by
an attack of fever, but at last accounts
= was recovering.
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1t is reported that number Of capital
lists i'm San Francisco have purchased from
the owner, Gen. Vallejo. the late Capitol
of the State, together with some league
and half of the lands adjacent. They
design working the fine stone 1uarries
which exist there. State Jour.
The Marysvile Express says that two
mules, valued at 500, we're stolen from
Shandon's ranch on Tuesday evening last.
The thieves also helped themselves to
saddles, and took Sc, eral horses, which b
broke away, so that their owners recover
ed them
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Happiness is very easily acquired All
that's necessary Is contented dlspostion
and clean shirt. a clean shirt, remem-
ber-for soled Iiren and low spirits are
as closely connected as bologna sausages.
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S%l,742 SO
K. G. SMITH, Treasurer
Placer County.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

S'e1a County sy c1i'IS.s''' Q; P'.sss. s..
On this 18th day Of December, 1853,
personally appeared before me, +. q.
Smith, who being sworn in form Of law,
deposeth and saith that the above state
ment is true and correct according to the
host of his knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
WM. A. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Auburn, Dec. IL, '5S-St
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Tor Sale or Rent. ---A valuabl,

Variety Store.
THE subscriber having enlarged his ~,
l. stock Of goods, would inform the MA
public generally that he will keep on Wv
hand . well selected assortment Of the follow.
ing articles. tO-wit:
Prime Havana & Amerioa N cigars, Of the
most approved brands every variety
ofchewing and smoking tobacco.
fresh and preserved fruits,
preserved meats in cans.
including chickens,
turkeys.
oysters, DE. strain.
cd honey, eonfsetions-
ry. books and stationery.
playing cards, toys and fancy
articles Of every description. All Of
which he will sell 40 low for cash - ean
DO bought atany other store in the place.
Call and examine my stock before purehss.
ing elsewhere.
b. GOODKIED.
Two doors below Wells, Fargo e. Cos B1.
press Office
Auburn, December 3. 1883 IT,
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The New FLAG.-Recruting officers
for the new Republic, have hn,Sted their
fay at the corner Of Sacramento and
kearney streets, San Francisco.
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For Sale.

For SALes
0NE quarter share Of the New England Cav
OMill situated 10 miles above auburn. on
the nlinoistown road. Is the ownsr wishes 10
leave the country bargain may be had' for
particulars enquire at Wells, Fargo 3 Co.'S
Exrysss C@cs, Auburn.
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Hon. John NJ. Nc Braye~, Of Sacrament
to county, will be a candidate for Speaker
of the next Assembly.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-12-17

w. B. FarwelI, Esq, is the Wing cam
ddate tor Senator, in San Francisco
county.
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Semi-Annual Statement Of the Treasuo
rer of P acer County for the SIX months
commencing the and day of June 1853.
and ending Dec. 5th, 1888 inclusive.
Receipts from all sourees for County
parposes.
From Trading and Liqour
Licenses,
/" Peddling do. 1881 10
q" Exhibitions,
Bridges and Ferries,
" Foreign Miners Licenses s,lOi 10
" Poll Tax, 2,i4S ~
Gaming do 568 so
Property Tax, SOS %
/" Fines in Justices' Courts, Q77 40
Public Lands, IS 90
Estate Of deceased persons, 400
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WOOD FOR SALE.
TEAMING.

THE undersigned would take this method II
l. informing the citizens Of Auburn and tho
immediate vicinity that he 10 at all times
ready to do any seamng that persons may
desire to havs done about town or the ada.
cent country. Having two teams he will Be
enabled to attend promptly to any hauling
that may be required. He has large 81 ount
of cord wood ready for sale and delivery. and
persons can be supplied without delay BY
calling upon him or leaving their orders ea
the states which he has placed at the Post OF.
fee, Monroe's Blacksmith shop and the Union
store WOODBURY. PAOB.
Auburn. Nov Is, '53-my
Tor Sale or Rent. ---A valuable
i ranch, situated within three and . half
miles OF Auburn, containing 100 acres OF land
100 Of which are under good fencs. The
ranch is we'll wntersd, having upon it mum.
Der Of fine springs. There is good dwelling.
out houses, corrals, &e. upon the place; slss
all the implements necessary for farming par.
poses. There are also . number Of hogs and
chickens on tho ranch The above property
will be sold low for cash, or will be let out on
shares at reasonable terms For farther par.
tculars apply to the undersigned proprietor
at tho Beehive Bakery, Auburn.
c. MORRISON.
Auburn, Dec. J, 1883 II
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Democratic State Central Committee,
says:
owe charge them with an obvious ma
lignity Of their conduct as agents, which
their principals wi never sanctions; or
with an incapacity to perceive and pro-
mote the interests of our party, who ily
inexcuSable. Had their address suggest
ed the outlines of sorhe new platforms,
constructed Of new material Is, or even OF
old ones properly joined and fitted, had it
elucidated a single proposition, upon
which the public mind is benighted, its
palpable machiave ism might be overlook
ed. But unrelieved by these, bearing
throughout traces of the vilest selfright-
eousness, and interested motives which
prompted its Illumination, it merits and
should receive nothing but rebuke and
reprobatlon. If it shadows forth solita-
ry principle, it is "corrupton or ostra-
ci5m!" Boldly avowing the mercenary
means, whereby they conceive ections
to he controlled, they tenr aside the mask
and expose the right of suffrage, as
merchantable commodity. They tell US
in unrnl1takabe terms, that victory over
our political adversarips is bought, and
not honorably won by Democratic frer-
tenets, the elaboration Of which has con-
Quoted us as nation to prosperity and
distinction, are not supported and battled
for by native sodiery, but by hirelings
and mercenares "
"Let US glance
for moment at the policy of the address,
Having been unable to detect Il virtue,
let US see what of use there is in it. The
contest was ended-the banners of our
cause waved in triumph The session as
they declare, of whole platoons had not
seriously affected the result; surely, if
ever there was period in which even
the antipathy of antagonistic factions
might have been entirely and tastefully
alayed, it was after such victory Yet
at such q moment, when "the dove OF
peace" seemed lowering over the ranks
of party, "with healing in its wings"
at such moment, the earnest, dlslnterest-
ed faithful members Of the aforesaid
Committee, 'cry havoc and let loose the
dogs Of war; Deprecating the dissen-
sions which for purposes Of their own,
they assume to have existed among their
Democratic brethern, Gn their immacu-
late Address) they yet commit an assault t
upon orthodox Democrats, and provoke
ii hostility, the result Of which is not to be
OWNED If they alone, who "s0wed to
the wind, did reap the whirlwind." it
would be well. But the mischief is, that
the blindness Of their bigotry, the mad
ness of their ambition, and the miscacu-
lation Of their diplomacy, will find victims
among more valuable sub hjects. Ola fore
thought, malice prepense, or with nOxious
folly, they arose spirit Of discord, which
will not be hereafter stilled at their bid
ding. If they have thus incurred grave
responsible ity, et them not finch from it.
They have enunciated naledictions which
may yet "cone honIe' 70 some of them
$50 roost" Let them take heed also,
how they stand lest they fall"
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President Walker, of Lower Califor-
MIA, has established the Capital of the
Repub ic near the ranch of Juan Bandini,
and short distance from the Mission of
Santo iomaz, about eighty miles south
Of San Diego, on the Pacific coast The
harhor (Ensenada) is a good one, and
would become important but for the want
of resources in the surrounding country.
Times e Trans
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III.
Schedule a.
8. c. Astn, Sheriff, 2,l74 50
Expenses Of County Jail, l,7S6 70
Nj. P. Fl Love, Under Sheriff, 1859 so
n. Fitx.mmons, County Judge, 1000 90
j. j. Hayood, Assessor, 989 90
Trial Jurors, 9l8 90
j. M. Tidd, part pnym't on G. H. 628 90
Grand Jurors, 6S5 90
W. A. johnson, County Clerk, 67S 80
Officers Of Elections, 600 90
f B. Boust, Deputy Sheriff, 496 30
John Spell boarding prisoners, 424 II
w. II. Dillingham;, Dep. Sheriff, $50 90
r. NJ. Wagner, Constable, S39 Sd
Rufus Smith, Justice Of the Peace, 9l6 90
n. o. Hnman, County Surveyor, $40 90
W. A, Johnson, Dep. Assessor, 276 90
p. w. Thomas, Dist. Attorney, 275 90
J. JaInison, Constable, 207 so
r. D. Hopkins, Dist. Attorney, 1876 66
}. Net, Dep. Sheriff, 1856 so
W. b. Greer, Pros. Attorney, 40 90
II. A. Scofeld, Justice, ITO 90
}. G.. Hawthorne, do. l59 90
RI. r. Hawkins, Dep. Clerk, l52 90
Credit & Co., rent Of jury room, 1855 90
WIN. McCarty, Dep. Assessor, La6 90
G. A. Tuttle, Pros. Attorney, l20 90
Placer Herald, printing, li8 90
Geo. Hollis, Justice, ll2 90
II. ST. Clair, do. lO4 90
r Longyear, Pros. Attorney, 60 90
Council, Sac city, custody Of prism rs so 90
Credit & Co, Iron work OH Jail, 40 90
EchoI. h Co., board Of jury, 81 90
Geo. w AppIegate, Justice, 50 90
r J. Fisher, lumber and coffin, 81 IA
j. -. Evhrrt, Justice, Fl 90
New England Mill Co., lumber
for bridge, 81 90
Scoficd Il Co., board of witnesses, "a 90
L. b Hotchkiss, pankng bridge, l8 IS
j. T.. Hale, Pros. Attorney, 1900
J. P. Harper, County Ply sicinn, s 90
Smith K w etherby, board Of prisn'rs II so
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Sa2,99l %
IT.
Disbursemeafs.

U.
Disbursemeats.
Amount Of County Orders re-
deemed during six months (see
schedule A below), le,lss 80
Interest on same, 292 10
Amount paid in cash (see sched-
ule By, 2,OOs ST
" carried to Court House fund, 500 81
acct Of State, 229 80
Ex-Treasurer on settlement, 80 SO
" commission, 1890 80
issuing licenses, $50 90
Cash on hand. 1874 50
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vi.
During the six months ending
Dec. 5th, 1853, there has been
collected and paid into the
Treasury from all sources the
sum of 4l,742 SO
OF which sum the amount fer
County purposes has been 2a,99l %
And for State purposes lS,075 81
Amount collected for the erection
of the Court House, 675 43
S%l,7 50
r. r SMITH Trenaursr
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VIC, 80 ~
w.
Schedule B.
Furniture for Court House, 678 so
Large Safes for do. 493 90
Lights, Stationery, fuel, ETC., 279 Sc
Court House lot and fence, l79 20
Placer Herald, printing, $50 90
Witnesses in criminal cases, ll5 90
Cash refunded to j II. Philips, Is 90
Fine remtted to r. o. Cravens, 100 90
Locks for jnil, ~ 90
Postage and Box Rent, 90 IS
Auditors duplicate Of Tax List, l8 %
J. Dirch, transporting prisoners, 10 90
S9,OOs 81
v.
Indebsedness Of the County Doc. 5lh, 1853,
Amount of outstanding and ac-
cepted County Orders, ll,049 II
Due legal Representatives Of Jno.
Psmberton, deceased, 2l0 81
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HAY-ws learn that 900 bales river bought By
shippers at 65c . $50 per 100 lbs
LA1Hs-Ths demand active for Eastern, at - per
thousand
LEAD About - tons Spanish changed hands ct - 80
per 100 lbs.
NAVAL SToEH-Ths business of the day did not exceed
800 bbs crude turpentne At "a 75 AM 800 bbs spirits
do at SIC. psr gallon.
Ous-Whae, sperm, and olive, were ~ last noticed
Small ssles linz eed transpired at &c. per gallon
PRovaoNs-Pork moved to the extent OF 800 bbls, at
s6 10 for NESS and Sl2 rs for prime There were $50
bills lard taken at l0c lie per h. The sales OF beef
reached 400 sbls at uniform rates Butter and cheese
upaltered
RIAL EsrATR Sales at aucton-By ". II. Franklin
CoTbree lots Thorn stret Nos $50 36l and 362
for 3d. 775 By Albert II. Ncolay Fort Hamilton pro
perty.-l lot corner Lexington avenue and Jefferson
street, 60x100, $780, Jefferson street. 50xlO0 S4s;
corner Atlantic and Jefferson street 6oxi00
$3.50; plot Atlantic avenue 206x20O $425; corner
Atlantic and Grove street. 20ox200 S45 corner
Lexington and Grsve street, $3.50; do, $780,
CO.. 1855; lot Or Jefferson street, tosloo sls5; do,
SITS; do. sl75; do, sl66; de-, $685. on Warren
street TO-, $75; do, sl70; do, sl65; do sl65;
SlS5; do $ls5; Lafayette avenue and Warren
street 1905; do S285; Concord street. Sl40; do
slsO i do. $40: do, $780, corner Lexington and
Grove $780, plot corner Grove and Ocean
nue., 200x200, 1856.
RoK-Some 100 terces ordinary to prime brought
So so 81 SO per 100 lbs.
SuGARs-Ihe days sales included l. 200 hhds Cuba at
Axe &C. 160 Porto Rico at 6xc.; and $50 boxes brown
and yellow Havana, at Sc. a $40. per ID.
wHrsKEY. There 500 bbs. disposed Of at &c a
81 cash, gallon,
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAL.


THURSDAY, NOV lV-o L. u.
There quite buoysnt feeling in the stock mar.
ket to-day and QUOTA ions generally improved. At
the first board New Jersey Zinc advanced 4 per cent
Canton Company, l. Michigan Central Railroad ii Mica
rsgua Transit "a Cumberland, q Parker Vein, x; New
York Central Railroad, 81 Erie Railroad u; Long Island,
~ Jersey Railroad, stonngton, TX Norwich asd
Worcester, TX; Hudson River Railroad Ia. Reading
Railroad declined per cent; Delaware and Hudson II
New York Central Bonds T. The bul are in the end
ancy but they have guarantee of the improved state
of things continuing Money slightly easier, and the
banks in instances disposed to le. out llttls
but only call, and i is very Aey sudden call will
soon be made for this temporary expansion. The
from Europe is financially and commercially,
favorable than anticipated The fact that host les had
not actually commenced considered encouraging
feature and the opinion expires that may possibly
BE- averted has given capitalists greater confidence and
they now disposed to enter into operations. The
European markets for great staple products continue
active and in satisfactory condition throughout Bread
studs in demand at improving prices while cotton
closed firm at previous quotations There had been
cha &c the London money market The rate of interest
in the Bank of England rename previously reported
The drain of bull ion continued undated and there
speculation in any class Of securities The Franklin
brings dates the 26h ult inclusive being four days
later than the previous arrival.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THuKspAT. Nov I0b--P, 81.
AHT-Tbsre 30 bbls taken at IS so FOR pots and
pearls per 100 lbs.
-Fiour oper cd briskly and buoyantly at
slight improvement in prices but c0Bed rather MET and
augu The Gays sales CONSISTED OF IS 600 bbls at
So Sc Is tuper6ne. No at % so So 10 ordinary to
State, st 81 81 ls mixed to fancy Western at
y 05 81 70; With other grades al proportionate rates
Tor Dbl Canadian did not vary much. There have been
2ioo bbs sou'hsrn purchased at former quotations Rye
-four and oo-nneal inactive Wheat was no. very
brisk included Il 800 bushels OF binary to
prime Michigan white at 81 q a$1 1sI 900 fair Ohio
do at 81 6s 500 do c. mmon good Canadian in bond
at 81 81 81 90: some Western ixedat 81 CO. anc
Western red at 81 IS 81 3d. The movement in rye In
cu5ee 900 bushels At 81 delivered and 600 do from
store private erms. Barley and oats .uued about
the Cora ruled pretty active and stsady-the ope
y,t!ons comprised IS coo bashs.s, at 7ec fo- un
sound and roc. Sic for rouLd mixed white and yellow
per haslei.
Cogn1-Tbe days trsnsaot.ons consisted os 100 pkxs
Java AZ TIC; 50 do. Lsyuayra a. III &c $50 do Mara
oaibo at l0Ac. and 800 do BIO a. 1870 c per TO-
CoITOs The dag saies united 70 l2s2 bales in
ogd,nz If0 for export e06 FOR home se and loS on ape
culstltn a. Market unchanged
Ff-r-There were Aspored Of 200 bozss LAYER raIs1s
a. 50 coo bo1es dry bunch raisns A. 50 rs AID 500 do
we. d-ied do at 80 IS.
Fps1Ggrs Rates some ar-ns- but not active Te
liverpool noticed engagements OF 900 bills nour at
g. ed S. 3D. and 500 bush,ls wheat In ships bags
at is.d To London 900 busbe Of wheat were en-.
gaged at 16d In shi ps bags For -four 5s was asked
TO Havrs &c me small los Of cotton engaged at
per bale and 600 bbls Aour at 0se while wheat
2tc For California, rates were rather slack a.
So a SOC gss .eos nsasusnsnt " clippers,
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In PhiladelDhla.

PKnADnYMa Nov. 1o-Repor,sd By Kesn Taylor
First Boord.s50o Schuylki Nav SIS. 's2, cash, 1914;
1000 Penns SIS seM 1000 Camden Anboy RR 80,
81 1900 Noya RR IS So So 462 Lehigh Coup Mort es,
1872 90 shares Morris Canal cash. Is 100 do, 1855 $50
do, cash, 1885, 1000 do b. 1857 200 do s5wn. Is; 100
Read, SR b5 s61 14l do so1; 80 do, cash, s67s 100
dc, 3t1.; $50 do s65s u Penna RI ass: so do, 60,
4s 100 Schuylkl Nav preferred 2al4; 10 NerriStown
RR 81 so Chester Valley RR eah ga; l0s Lehigh Nav,
s5rn, 81 "a; 100 Long l5nd RR S. 144 Far aers' Biz
Of XVI LOG; Farmers + Mech Bank, II; 20 Mechanics
Bank. Soss; Bank Of rsnna, llsI. Baceen1 Boards
81 900 Wilmington RR 6s I'd % 100 shares Reading
R, I'd a6x c6 do soA $50 Morris Canal cash, 151s 80
do s5wn&int, Is $50 Grard Bank, 1873; 10 do, 12n
Second Beard -s2 200 Camden Amboy RI SIS, 80. Of;
coo Penna Sc, sax; 40 American Insurance Is; So5
shares Reading RR 81 100 do, bSwn, 81 100 do ID 81
$50 Schuylkl Nav preferred, b5, 29K 100 do, So 2e
100 do b5wn, 2al $50 Morris Canal b5 l5i4 so Penna
RR 4t3s: 30 de- i54 80 Long Island RR, l44; 100 New
Creek G. al Co. be 81 100 Girsrd Bank, b. 1876 10 Back
Of Penna, lls4 after Board-sj 900 r. adirg RI Mort
ss, 49, go 2,o4s Penua SIS, soy; 800 es, 81 esp
123 200 shares Schuylk Nav ~ eserred b5, 29; 100
Reading RI, ID, 81; 100 Morris Canal ~n 200 do
l5s 80 do b., 1914 400 Long IslaAd RR 144; 10 Mine
hin sR. Cd 63A 2s Norristown Pr oil 50 yieksburg
p b5, Ia Mgrkst firm.
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Personal Intelligence,

Hoa A. Doane 30 ton; 1ohn Ely ESQ philaaelp hia
Williams, Washington City and Harry WEIGH, Boston,
among the arrivals at the Prescott House yesterday
ne following names were registered among the late
Z. 5. Senator from California; Hon. II. Latham member
of CougrsssfIom California Hon T. Butler King Georgia
r. J. Walker, Washington; Hon. Geo W Boiling. vir
GINA Don Carlos valdes St Jago de Chilli Sullivan
co. Gov Joseph Wells, illinois R. Renshar. Phiiads
phia; Hon. T. B Breckenridge, Virginia; Captain
Forbes, Boston; Y. W. CoTcoran, Esq, Washington.
Among the distinguished arrivals at the st Nicholas
Hotel the following Zen. Jauss, Rhode Island
Gen. Spinner, Mohawk; Gov. Steele, New Hampshire;
Chancellor waiworh sars toga Springs Col Green, CON
Col Cannon, Tennessee; Hon F. Follett Albany: Dr.
Armsby DO; W. Kelley, Elersles; Dr. Collect, Phiadel.
phisi r Mei1donnsy Baltimore; C. Whithom, os-
vego; Mr.. VAIL Troy.
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