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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

What an Interesting couple said trav
elling artist, III Italy, to his companion
rhateMomants face reminds one Of Madon
na--Vpensiye sweet and touching If she
would But iii to me- Who are they, Pic
tro7'
They came here about i year since-live
il the greatest seclusion. and seem anxious
IL ts avoid all contact with their own coun
tryrnen All the poer peasantry f1less them,
and Father Ginv una saw they are the best
people lfor heretics) be ever saw.
4 Rast0B Otire B5aE-i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

TINE subscribers would respsctf inform M
j. citzens of Har, err Feny and Boisar, thai
they have eomn4aced The Ebsse u~iness "a HAT
pers-Fsrry. on High Strecf fee eeo's abpte SaeN
andoaA where they will Manufacture 10 me rerS
hest manner and outof hf best material. all kinds
Of Boots aud Shoes. All work VIII Ne
warranted 10 be Of the best quality. both N material
and workmanship. REPAIRING viii also "
neatly and substantially dine, aad on the shortest
notice.
Al work guaranteed to equal IL stvle, hsaGtE
finish and material, any that j. manufactared ~
-the County. JOHN T. RIELEY.
A G. MCDANIEL III
Harpers- Ferry, January 20 1853 HI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-24

- Smokinr Tobacco o. the best quality.
March , ls5s J. = HooFF.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

terprise SO sublime and grand in all its parts,
that of itself, would be known and recognised
as of American origin. Let us for moment
anticipate its completion let us imagine the
noble train of cars as ready for the trip
Listen do you not hear that shrill whistle
as it echoes over the peaceful Bay of San
Francisco,-look you; do you not see that
train of black and curling smoke as it seems
to arise from thing Of life, while rushing
through the narrow opening of the Sierras =?
On it speeds, deserts appear and recede from
view lovely velleys flash up as it were. to
the enraptured gaze, and then again are lost
to view bold mountains rear their eternal
snow capped tops above, but for moment
and they too disappear, ,-on sweeps the noble
train, while on every side may be witnessed
a confused stampede OF the wild inhabitants
of the Plains. But hold we are again in
the land of our nativity! The genius of man
has conquered, and in few DAYS we have
been transported from the Ell Dorado of the
West to the grand Emporium of the East.
Commerce is thus greatly facilitated, and in
consequence of quick trips and comparative
ly low rates, the hearts Of thousands are
made joyful in the waEm embrace of friends
with whom they, LAD long slace given up
even the shadow of hope Of reunion.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
RICH DIGGINGs.

RANDoLPH's HILL.-One of the partners in
the Randolph Company, informed us that for
one days work, week or two ago, six men
washed out with the aid of one sluice, tacen-
ty-sir hundred and fifty dollars. BE fur
ther informs us, that it is no uncommon thing
for the same company to take out five and six
hundred dollars per day! The gold found
here is of the finest quality; realizing from
between seventeen and eighteen dollars per
OF.
Again; on last Thursday, by tne same
company, large lump OF golo was loane
weighing over $4O0.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

Through the politeness Of Adams Sc.
we have been favored with copy otbe
GRASS VALLEY TELEGRAPH, an indeneinnt
weekly newspaper, published by MessrsidT-
LEY q OLIVER. Much ability is displayl in
the Editorial department, and neatness its
typographical appearance. What can ,ore
unmistakebly tell of the changes that ave
taken place in California, and especiallyhat
portion of the State, Grass Valley. whin
the last few years ?-SGntG Clara Regder.
GENTLEMEN AND EDITORS Words aren-
tirely inadequate to express that deep nd
heartfelt gratitude, which we feel on accent
of your most favorable notices, attributable
as we presume to our humble exertions.
You. gentlemen, can doubtless appreciAe
our feelings, you too, have felt that sale
earnest hope, which we have indulged in
you too, have experienced that same thrill #
JOY, that we now feel; and as you have gn-
clously extended the hand of friendship, ve
grasp it cordially, while at the same time We
express hope, that our acquaintance so f.
vOrably commenced, may continue in all bro,
therly kindness, until we shall have mutual
ly discharged our last earthly duties. Al
Edit0rs, we occupy truly responsible station
and Consequently, are responsible for mucE
of the good or aeFil that is aecon1S islasslsss
our country. Let us therefore be careful, noi
only in cur relations with one another, but
also with the world; exhibiting both by pre-
cept and example. such spirit only, as shall
have tendency to elevate the human char
acter, and hasten that glorious Millennium,
which shall bring "peace on earth, and good
will to all mankind" Once more gentlemen
accept our thanks.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
"a LEAF FROM THE DARK SIDE OF 1IFE)


SURPRISING STRANGE. we consider it
strange indeed that man should relinquish
his right of manhood, for the bowl,-that he
would throw away his conscience for a dram,
or barter his reason for madness, and yet this
is often so. All! poor frale human nature
where is the end of thy duplicity and weak
ness. "Thou knowest that the way of the
transgressor is hard" but will not forsake it..
On the one hand is the fair fields of virtue.
covered with the sweet flowers of happiness
and contentment; while the pure streams of
life, and love, wind gently through their To-
liage; but you heed them not, you see them
not! Turning aside you tread your needless
way through the barren sands of crime and
RIGHTEOUSNESS while the burning sun of an
upbraiding conscience is constantly pour
ing it's hot beams upon your defhseless head !;
fever,sh and excited-you stop at broad and
inviting stream to quench your thirst and
drown your sorrows but alas, its waters are
mixed with gall, and in it, is found the sub
tile poison of an ungoyernable and hellish
passion drink It, anditswill paealizc tsae~ggslei
feelings oi the human soul take but qus.F,
and you will forget the sweet innocence Of
childhood days drink again, and the kind
admonitions of a fond mother are all forgot
ten !-alas for the unguarded flowers of inlo-
cence that are found in your pathway, fOr
now they will be doomed to fade Weep ye
fair ones, your confidence has been misplaced,
and you are now left to mourn the irrapara
BILE losses Of single hour; drink again, ant
the world is converted into field of war.
fare Friends, are no longer remembered
but in every face, you behold an enemy, and
in every word is detected concealed-thoug
burning reproach: lost to all feeling of hu
man sympathy blood and revenge is the on
ly and all absorbing passion; drink again
ha! ha! ha! and the brain whirls as if forced
by the impetus of concentric rings while de
wills incarnate, like foul birds of prey shriel
their dread death notes before the final seiz
ure Of their victim. It is donel Father, be
hold the fearful wreck of your degenerate son
Mother! oh that agonizing look Great God
she faints she sinks! she dies! and the col,
earth closes over the grave of the broker
hearted!
Was all this necessary? No! 1t was th'
voluntary work of one pocr misguided SoI
of earth, who commenced his career amlds
the blessings of parents and friends but end
ed it in depravity and in the delirium of Al
coholic maniac.
Strange indeed, but 1T is nevertheless true
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
@- Sonora is again in ashes.

FOUND DEAD.-JoHN PRIcE, formerly
Benton, Lafayette Co. Wisconsin, was fouf
laying in stable yesterday morniag c
II was thought by the physicians tAas j
must have been dead near thirty hoars. III
had been sick With sba.a.zssc fta some sev
months, and after careful examination 4.
physicians the jury declared it as their hell.
that he came to his death BIZ extreme dsbi4
ty. We are glad to inform his friends ii
Rev MF. Simmons, together with several
our citizens, followed the deceased to
grave yard, where he received decent
rial.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
CHIT CHAT WITH YOUNG AMERIf q

CHIT CHAT WITH. YOUNG AMERlf q
"GRAss VALLEY.-We visited our nei
boring city last week and found things sbouEA
as dry as usual"
We suppose you must have found things
rather dry from the report our friend Steve
gave us, of your visit to the Golden Gate
"Thev have but one busy day in the week
over there, the morning the Telegraph co%es
out-then they all come out in front Of their
doors and read the news, enjoy the sun for
awhile and then go back to sleep"
This shows that our citizens are capable OF
appreciating good paper. Don't think the
Nevada people turn out on Wedneg& ia
morning, though the YOung .amleyiea q 1t
blame for that.
"Those eighteen stages are still runul ng
through there, all of which arrive twice 8pef
day, except Bill Conners coach which arFEsves
six times daily. John Montgomery; ST. cabp
bage wagon thrice a week"
True enough, my yOung friend in ~
ence to the stages; and as to the cabbage
wagon, Mr.. Montgomery kn0trs tcEere to ti'sd
a market. s
"The quartz mills are still tandis q =
have been invited down to ser ane work
week and are goiag-as this Il quite
II We may. hope company ~ B
I e. they are still stdssdiasg. am gh.s',,,s s.
liability is that they will contin,,e to
until their wealthy proprie.fs Is ter .ss
down for the purposes Ofimprovea,ent ,s $
our young friend visited Grass Valley -
er, instead of remaining cooned ny, +,
ia with his little Responsiveness -
t6 him.
we did not see either Pike or Pusa.a
AS to Pike, he informs US that slnce sts
ave become Editor 'iyou don't know hir
!od as to Puke, we thought you had 4 M
|s when here last week, judging flon i
,oks OF the side walks after Young Amerle
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

gg It is expected that Rev. Mr.. SrEEH
of San Francisco, will preach in the Masoni,
Hall next Sabbath. Mr.. S. was for severe
years Missionary in China, and is now en-
gagged in Missionary labors among the Obi
nese in California. Mr.. Speer's lectures &
San Francisco have excited much intere
and from our personal knowledge Of him u
can promise his audience an unmistakah
feast
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

BET.-The stage running between this
Plae and Sacramento, was upset, on last
Aoday morning, seriously injuring several
OF ae passengers, among whom we are sorry
TO 81, was Mr.. LILLY, of this oflie5. We
lean that his foot was mangled in a sha,Sk
ing manner.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

THE IMMIGRA1zroN. oN.-From Daniel Stewart
an old Oregonian, who came across the
nlains. with cattle this season We learn that
mnch stock has died. Out OF bis drove Of
200 he saved $50 Head.
The health of thek lmmigratieu was good
and he thinks there will be brt little suffer-
inc among them, as connefed WIKI .ast year.
He thinks the numbers for 0Fsgen IRE nOs
much less than 5000 persons.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
rs We ere informed that Mr.. RoBB al

rs We ere informed that Mr.. Rom arl
his talented Lady are about to become res
dents of San Francisco. The San Francisc
,E0ening Journal says: 81
They enter upon the duties of host AM
lostess of the Clarendon Hotel, recently pul
'Ls T,r~-r ,oe,,., y sJohneOn - G1NHZ1T. "a
mas ,naseq lrs5a% Dy n0s'Tn morning. We wish thes
SSintIv sJ1 ae nnch @ popularity in their new ayl
sat;on atom - the lady enjoys as q songstress.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

A SENSIBLE WoMAN.-The Womans Righg
Association of Bedford, Mass, says ap e
change paper, presented a Mr. Cogs%kkeil,
short time since, with rag baby, as
lmonial of their respect for his ridicule.
wife indignant at the 'strong-minded womee
the other day presented him with 10th
kind of baby, which she says is more tha
the women rights advocates can do.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
~ 4 Morriare Fete was given to tie

MS A Marriage Fete was given to tfe
ne,,1v married of this place, by Mrs. SMITH,
of the Golden Gate Saloon. Though fhe
nartv was not large, yet it passed off very
aoreeably to all present The supper was er-
cellent. and served up in style highly cred
table to the Saloon.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
- The Herald SAYS :

at Is reported. on good authority, that as
gentleman and his two sons living % The
stockton road, beyond San Jose, caught two
s,orse thieves, who were bosl hung By the
5eople. under lynch law. One of the thieves
1 ras was a Mexican and the other an Ame~
itican-
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

FROM DEsERET.-The latest news from
Deseret represents the saints in great tribu-
lation. The Utah Indians, bold and pow
ertul tribe, are in open hostilities. and keep
the people IN constant state of appre-
hension.
Brigham Young has issned his proclama-
ton, warning the brethren to be in readiness
against the time of need.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

Loss OF THE BARK ORIo1E. The Portland
Times. Sept 24tb, informs us of the loss Of
the bark Oriols. on the Columbia river--no
lives lost.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

VAR. =. y. Camp Is our sole Agent for the GRASS
VALLEY I.eGRAFH, in sam Francisco. He is empower
ed 70 receive ADVERTISEMENTS and receipt for the same
al Adserti,emea.s left with Mr. Camp will receive
4sea1 ot atientbsD.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06

Ns Mr.. SARGEANT, of the Jverada .Tou
nc, has brought this Office under obliratio !
tht we shall not soon forget.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1853-10-06
y NJ OLIVER, EDITOR.

Grass valley. cal., October 6, 1853.
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no lease a years. CHARLES ISLAND, Of the Ga
apagos group Pacific, Of
five and hundred miles
ward Of the coast Of America The island - situated ~ latitude
sich ength from south,
Irevs length There good anchors
Post Office bay, well known
Ing perfectly sae and coinmodious The temperature
around abound fish Of kinds and Of excellent
quality with abundance OF turtle about equidant from
aysqu and Panama. and from Cape Horn and the
best
nAmerics, thence The soil Of island
producing all kinds tropical pan together with
aod tr grinding In months Cotton <Pu
wel and qualify the bert Iiand
only valleys bul rides OF higher may
January following
rapid in continued heavy
devs end by rains in winter. - x !. ~
Thsre are Al present 5000 head
thriving besides mulcr ogs, and goats In
addition and demand for stock by
vessels touchng there large profits may be realized
with the shipment OF cattle 10 Panama and Caforna they
aue fodder than the taa eabbago with email
supply during The Hy laying
trnng this INST spng beach distance
mss copous flow Of the be obaised
capable a supplying the increasing feet 81 vessels Of a naons
csdng halss corsay passIng in shs vicinity Of
isan1 A. e uade scinc bscomss developed destined
occupy pnson c0sing stcamer
whalers e s'ap lying ihs Immediate neghbor
af what 10 oaiisd ~ eDhAore rsuni a.@s = aa4
To aSscssu requisite capn and
teFpse Charles island inviting hsd
bounfl of profits b. realized All commun
suhjec addressed paid u hr usdesgsed
republic o Ecuador fur The United 6tatss will
rs AARON n. PALMER
interesting account productions
asss c~pa6nsr win he found NJ Of Voyage Of the
United under The csmmand OF Commodore
John Downs In 1881, ls3l lsa3 and 1884" aa
June W-eoda' u9eY
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bai~os< AID Oke HstaeTe WAseas aaJ
nectinS thsys plA tks tAs
U,aa line tAs OAs, and tAs sasss zaaesvss, &c.
MIS- expeditions itas tougny conpssd The as
nnshint 0the Bessd road being
eNesleh oTde Of travellers confidently di
feced 70 lis superior advantages and The scenery upon
tr road u Of the mol character
The expsoss ins train Mevss Baltimore daily and
sn: directly ss % Wssns laso ils. ia u Or " hours. IN
ciudinx all stoppAges arriving there " or next dpy
pa.sensafs leaving Baltimore ~ o. lay for odgng
Csnbsrsnd 7s ss and proceed thence 70 wbsslas In the
To eonnsc w these uains The Leave
and daily, meeting from Baltimore hc Wash
iyon junction, tbstto known Relay House miles from
BsinsorsN N9 91g4 lEgA 4AW 10 3'4 t1GiTNe rfEa A&A
Al wheeling the unrvaied Union
which bsye just been conplsed m this form daily
lon win the and down the Ohio Gin
cinnnu and Louisville, where Nashville,
hr b. Louis And Now Orleans packets be taken BY those
ing further Had ayes g l4es Isti fs1+e'r -Ht7l
pa.snye. M Coumbas lor who prefer The land Cn
cinna and other Of Oh!o and the West d
rect om Wheeling the Ohio Company excent cosches
over tho best Of the National road zsnssse thence
BY railroad ss4 t.ls g''lst#'.F
Passengers for Wellsvile by
railroad will Also Sud this streeahIe being
regular and speedy WhssIng and hom
places. EaG9 .bgE a4t AHu# Tsa #l430O AtgIF
o. Baggage checked sesgb FROM Washington Wheeling,
no charge for uanSfer Of passengers baggage.
Fare by through with the lie
roa,e) om w..hng,on Wheelns % ~ Cincinnati, 81
TO Louisviie, Sa- .titW m If ta5nI. sGF. ff 1901
Tickets Of Mr. agent railroad station,
1F st-aR eserFna Etf 18rqsr WM. Parker, g48sF
May l-d1 t .sq.J General Superinende
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0sorxetewa Classical ~Ad m.sAsss. .sas., A..s..~y
iseabh sauq9 w. ID. STUART. Piasissi. t.l3t n. -
To BE- aidss As Of BY sAssessA e,ss.
Ir designed in this iosg vosbly known A.
the advanced nassss Of eos usoa thss go
fessioaA sludsss hc osjsnsy
study VIII embrace la addition The eenlenls,
odn msthen'nucs chemistry natural phi
~ 49,
The Aesdemy urShsd valuable .ppSrslss sr As illus
usuon o. msuenaics natural phiosory and chemssy 1b
The academy heights Geosus
ass ceshsassd and ksEspsd svo trs
hs gaistness and vicinity federal capital obsr places
interest 70 furnish unussai advantages r the educsdon
~ t..c4 Payable serni- anasaiiyfa adpsnee
For iuiion and board, including fuel lights, washing
~ ~ ..... ~. monms Splt
For uion IN frrach drawing sxua. ld si f 17 alN
H4N4N Ea tHasf1 tRrSknxScEs. rfg aHt n HFis C4 1
Oa r. n sai,h, and hs oacsss Of yrsaIs Ml,ay In
Hon As.AndsI n u s,uar,. s.sua,on, Va. FL rs i3is3a
Major p u Hin fross~os o<sthenatics Washington Col
exc, Lexinsion Va. 912t& NJ 7I - -17
Prof George T. Dsbasy kichassd College, Va 4sa1pssr
Capt Seth Eastman, u T. Army. 'H t' tte#
CA Lorenxo Thomas u. T. Army ~ e tlsti Ee4#Hfl \
kev DAVID Caldwell, 0eorgsiown, D. @. su4UN E&p3H
svss me pleasure 10 Georgetown Classical
~ graduate oa the VSns Military ns,ituis and has bren
hree years past dischaFghg with great duty
sss.sss professor Of mstenaaics IN LIDO win
say fouie patrons Of his academy
aus competent, aud faithfuI teacher. "a, g8s n 5I H
June eh-d@cu Superintendent
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t.4ties VA ssA Issvsr Hass. '.Ef Hift
THE pses wos contract was awarded under former
vsressnsnss " psspossis h.vtRg aed vs bond with
sassA sssss oposss Sss me work Invited f
fps~s day to'
usDss.l - eesaeAoas Of Ned river "uis
isSa ssees4 n Ms Fs and fo keeping The said nassson nee
r. noS1 x ts.s psoposas not
ss,S ~ ssoa nee io" ..peasd
yn{s unffk}sr r. hs which he
.sl ed an ,he ..a as s no. 70 ss .ss. sa ~. G ~
Gssas when binds himself 70 Keep The said asss
~ ssc,s VII b. required TO give eaoooe,
sws Csl each fn the SUM o. $ooo1 70. hs
s 49, proposals, Of the whom Nc
o0.rs ssrses igasd by them that i~y Wal
esss n dsiict judge which
As rcpcisbs exens aud mat he ca-
a n ii III Z aaie.. ss.s conditions
- - Il fsItf Tsra@, Of Payment. ~ fat9
os a,o 900 appropriated Cor the shove object
shall - ~ VI rs sdvancss. lows,
% wis Whsssvrs .hs report that pouoa the
poInlsd 81 War aud " shalt appear
h~ s dspasssni will such oporon u the said
vdsA - partial part
ss whoas The remaining paid equal
s,. sS Se ss aii bind Keep the
ioa Open which fact the department sole judge
h and for keeping The rver for specified period No
separate poposai. ia portions OF wi be considered
proposals
envelope, PreposaIs for removing Red river rsit " Nl
The Department right Of awarding the
and ,i.s nsss rs.poasibie bIddss. 7"'a-7
10 Union, Republic aud National ntelgencer,
vile Josrus Louisville Kentucky, 81 Louis Republican, Los,
Missouri Shrevepo herald Shreveport o rana New Orleans
and ienoca Little Rock, Aansas Telegraph Mash
Colonel Csrp, Typographical Engineers
lJ-d4u&2uWcUSeH
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(,HANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.--By vir-
decree Of he the District Of C0lua,
the Washing0n, the
ehrckell RosaIe
subscriber apponted BY ssd Decree win sell pbs
highest bidder therefor, Monday,
July 49, 1853, at O'Clock 10, No .x ~ square so WITH
This lot etgby located south s6e Ol
Maryland avenue, mmedatay opposite hs sovernosst 0ssn
ouss containing feet Of ground sad oena - st
Maryland .f .-...s Fl ~. = -. lFs8
fifth cash the resduc In four
10, with Interest from 10 b
satisfaction and the full
and final ratification Of
sale by ccu, valid deed, conveying
purchasers all title and vested In the viii
executed. s' 5a HaN3EA stH a24NfAH ta 4N4A aak
Should the OF sale be complied within
from the day g SALE the tusees s right e rsssu the
public aucon such credit be think IT. at the
risk and Of the deMuing purchase amer weeks sses
advertisement Warrington All
ancing be the OF the purchaser purchasers al
4 ,s4s - John 4. LINTON, Trustee.
xxx 49, P q. w, BOTELER,
June 2-3awhds tlbb a s8f ass~ 2ti Asctenssr
QJ-The above sale postponed acoosst sf the
until Friday 2 instant which time will pos6vey
~ ga faa JOHN A. LINTON,
c. w. BoTELEx,i
July 2O-d 14#sHet eElrsrV a.3 9-at ~ Asetoucsr.
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Law school OF Cumberiamd Untversity, at Lsbanon.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham carushe late Of ue circuit
judges of Tennessee 1856 ~ te stE
Nathan of the judges the
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Ridley, OF
judges Green dev their whole sxcusivey
the school, + + 4 ~ y .
instr,ioa u. Daily examinations Of each
No OF lectures but explanations
daily iessons the progress Of the examinations
q Weekly OF equity, which
Of praes
and them through all the known in actual
practice. The framed require
dence In the trials Some of the aken by appeal
which s held monthly the and In
public at the rnd ses.on The students act clerks she
jurors Judges and CHANCELLOR, Official
pacites connected with their suits.
fret the third Monday
tember, and ends third Thursday In February The
the accsedng Monday in February aud ends second
Thursday In July. 80. 1.g s. IS .4
Expense per sessio~-Tuon fee $50 advance; contingent
Students
which had In the LebnRon bookstores.
sessions required complete the uness the
class No previous study for nd
mission There four regular classes Students
any durns the collegiate year. s.l.I f-s
There legislature connected wi the school,
Number of students collegiate year eghiysix
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb li--eoly Prestdent Board OF Trustees.
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aAs acme % Wit te 200
ry~s1s " uLs a-l~,s.paoa ~ s.aes IN advenss. fA
p--li subscribers Hsay msaey BY sss yos,s
sel ~i ss paid all BY ossvss IN ia
oooNfhr rAPER puOlshsa sskly dssins sns ssss
ssAsss~ s-a ssAi sskly asas roses. rs araY
's' persaa yeas viii soossvs6 o..
's'"" povosnpnsat TO hs above annual rates. ~ ,t t
W roSrAAsrLks 10 sc a. .vr sxeus ..a !,
sending as RVS DAILY subscribers Win $50 ,.c,s.d ..
WEEKLY bscnbers sas enclosed or ,,vs vrExi
subscribers. with Sio eneosed eat,sa !, a. so. ~ ~.
sAiaos they fsai.a salscsiLes. sos .,,ss. -
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MAI,sIIAI.'s sALn.


VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD 6rREET,f an
and Streets q, aucioaoa Taesday shs ash In
shall SELL six O'clock No. To- In
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and This described
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