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The Nevada journal., 1853-11-18
San Francisco Advertisements.
CIGARS--Flor de Cabana, Partagas y Ca;
" Espanola Prensados; Cabarga Prensados;
Flor Rio Hondo, Media Regalias;

CIGARS--Flo de Cabana, Partagas Ca;
~ Espanola Prensados Cabarga Prensados;
Flor Rio Hondo, Media Regalias;
do do Conchas, SC. &c.
AlSo-A few more Of those superior Plantain
Cigars. For sale by BRIGGS s. WATERS,
Ocl4-lm California st. bet Battery & Sansome
RANCHO, RANCHO, RANCHO.
VaIu a bic IL an h o Property.
Rancho OreStimba! containing SIR square 6agses, or
26,e4O acres ofLand on the San Joaquin ri0ef.
WE WILL SELL at our salesroom on 8 L
w URDAY, 29th October, at II o'clock, the a
bove Very Valuable Rancho, containing twenty
six thousand and forty acres, which is situated up
on the San Joaquin river, In Iuolumne county ana
embraces some of the most valuable and desirable
Farming lands in this State. 1t commences on the
San Joaquin river, Q l2 miles below Woods Ferry,
running in northwardly direction along said San
Joaquin river distance OF FIVE NILES, and emora-
ces RUssELL's FERRY, which is located some two
miles from the north line OF said Ranch-the whole
of this distance is heavily woodedthence IN south
westerly direction towards the Orestimba Mountains
"a portion of the Coast Range, distance OF eight
miles. Seven miles OF this Is on dead level and
consists of the very best quality Of sail for agrcultu
raj purposes. Thence in south easterl y direction
to the Arroyo "Orestimbs" This portion of the
Rancho is undulatiug and both banks of the Arroyo
are covered with VALUABLE TIMBER.
At this point there is LARGE HOUSE, and all
corrals etc. etc. that necessary for Rancho pur
poses
There is also an extensive quarry of valuable
BUILDING STONE upon this portion Of the rancho
and at the head of the Orestimba
From this point the line in an eastwardly di-
rection about three (3 miles, to the foot of the un-
dulating land and the commencement of the plain
thence enthusiastically for about seven miles, over
immense plain; thence southeaStwardly for a
bout seven miles, over an immense plain OF superior
land to the San Joaquin, TIE place of beginning.
The Arroyo OrostiI4rbu runs entirely through the
centre Of the Rancho from the mountain Orestmba,
and empties into the San Joaquin and is heavily
wooded on both sides almost the entire length.
The rancho is admirably wntered, and offers in
ducements to farmers rarely to be met with-one
portion being suited for agriculture and the balance
for grazing purposes.
Russells Ferry, which ia upon the rancho, is the
only means, except Woods Ferry, that travellers
have to reach Stockton from this section Stockton
is distant from this ferr, 80 miles.
The Rancho will be subdivided in parcels to suit
purchasers
For maps, showing the situation of the land, and
the subdivisions and any information relative to said
property apply at Office, No. 94 Merchant street.
WAINWRIGHT, RANDALL & CO,
Oct. 14-ts AuctiOncers.
Sacramento Union, Stockton Journal, Marysville
Herald, Nevada Journal, Santa Clara Begister and
Sono1na Bulletin please copy.
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Lumber F! Lumber |!
DGntiStrV.

TEyHE compliments of Drs. KENT & McINTTEE TO
Il the citizens of Nevada and vicinity. They
would most respectfully inform their friends and
patrons, that they have associated themselves for
the purpose of practising their profession, and prom
ise that all operations pertaining to
Surgical and Mechanical Dcat1stry,
will bs performed in q skillful, careful and durable
manner.
OGice---U S. Hotel, broad street.
P.S. An excellent article Of Dentrifce alway-
on hand. 2l-3m
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3 E E HIV
Confectionery Establishment al

Sacramento CITY.
TONFECTIONARY of all kinds at wholesale,
" will be supplied to Nevada county merchants
cheap as can be bought at San Francisco. In their
large stock may be found all kinds stick and fancy
candies together with the following:
Chrystalized Ginger
DO Ounces
Do Pineapple
Do Peaches; Sugar Almonds;
Noyeaux Candy Burnt Almonds;
Rose Almonds Mixed Candy;
Cinnamon, Rose, Candy;
Barly Sugar, Caraway.
Wintergreen, Hoarhound, Glove;
Notices of all descriptions
Cocoanut Candy, Star Candy
lOrange Vanilla Cream Candy. u de lghttul luxury.
Those wishing to purchase SYRUPS, will find at
the BEE HIVE CONFECTIONERY: always
fresh the following kinds Sarsaparilla, Strawberry,
iihsberry Ginger and Lemon, by the keg. gallon, on
bottle FRESH FRUITS of all kinds, PIE FRUITS of
EVERY description, and PRESERVED FRUITS always
on hand.
CANDIES.
Confectionery of all kinds; the following always
on hand We will sell superior article of candy to
any brought this market from the States or San
Francisco w invite comp parison to quality and
price and will make liberal discount to merchants
buying to sell again.
BOARDING-In connection with the above
tabshment is excellent restaurant for the accom-
modotion of boarders. We invite persons visiting
Sacramento to board and lodge with US, promising TO
give the best the market affords at the lowest rates
D.SANDS * co.
Sacramento J ST. bet 5th and 9th sts.. "A 2m
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Winn's Fountain Head.

esteem CANDY MANDATORY AND
CONFECTIONERY.
ENANCY CAKE, Pie, Bread and Cracker Bakery
IL and Refreshmsnt Saloons, are open from six
O'Clock in the morning until twelve o'clock at
night, for the sale of goods at Wholesale or Retail
and for the feeding of the thousands hungry NOR
tails who are continually thronging our streets
Manufactured goods in our line are all of superior
quality and are packed for shipping to any part of
the world. Sent30- -3m
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Andersen & Smith.

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELL0RS AT LAW
Will attend punctuay to all Legal Business entrut
ted to their care. -s.sz
COLLECTIONS OF CLAIMS promptly attended to.
Office on the corner of Broad and Pine streets,
22.6m DR.. Clark store.
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VIM. G. Badger,

Importer and Commission Merchant,
A ND Wholesale dealer in ready made Cloth
n ing-Gen. Harrison Block, Battery st. BE-
tween Clay and Merchant, I'd desr frsa Clay
San Francisce, Aug.S0 7-s@
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Specimens Specimens !!
or and Quart. are Bought at the highest price, By
Barrett T. Sherwood,

a sSAYS are made Without Injury t. the sur
eAA face of the Specimens, and exact value estna-
ted AT cHA SO = OF 81 EACH.
BARRETT q SHERWOOD.
City Observatory.
sx-Mark the number, lel Clay st., San Francisco
WE. B.-The best and la rgest stock Of Watches and
Jewslry in this State, always on hand and particu
lar attention given to Watch Repairing.
Aus20.l7 Sm
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PHELPS HOTEL,

TEvHE undersigned, proprietor having made CON
IL siderable alteration and Improvement in the
above named Hotel, is now prepared to accoHmo-
date all who may favcr him with call.
Every attention will be paid to render this house
most desirable home for Weekly Borders, Fami-
lies, and all Transient Company. The bed rooms
are attended to with scrupulous care, and the table
fords.
Board and Lodging, per week, I'd flsor,. $l600
Board and Lodging, per week, Sd fOsr, r,----- l4o0
Board without Lodging g,-----------------.- l:eO
Board and lodging, per day, I'd floor, 90
SO Sd hoor,-.. ESQ
Singls Meals, Observation-Disclosures LOO
50-3m WM. C. ASHER
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DANTS ONLY big eSTOCK!!-PRINfE
L Goods ~! Low Prices III
10000 pairs mems pantaloons, got up in supe-
rier style, regular sized, and warranted sound
and perfect in every respect or no sale, now Of
fering at wholesale to cash buyers, at AUCTION
PRICES, by FRENCH RUGGLES,
Exclusive dealers in Mems Pantaloons.
corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts.
N. BAH goods delivered free, and no charge
made for boxes. Palm oct7
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Story. RedingtOn Il Co.
importers and Wh0lesale Dealers d

Importers and WhOtesale Dealers IN
uQDRUGS and MEDICINES Che
IL "SftS StonSe Budng saaaome, H eS eor OF Merchant
street. San Francisco, California.
Agents for Osgood's India Cholagogus, WigtGr's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, Gracfenbers Co.'s Medi'
cines. Corbetts Shakers Sarsaparilla, DR.. Hunt S
Lite Elixir and Hyatt's Balsam
From the fact that of our firm will reside per
manently in the Atlantic States and superin tend
of goods for this market, ater ourselves that we
can offer superour advantages, both in quality and
price, to any others in line ef business
Sept.9-3m Story. REpING FsN i
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Pacific Foundry, Hinckly t. Co.,

Manufacturers of Mil, Steam Engine and
Quartz Pulvcrislng Machinery.
IRON CASTINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
First street, between Mission and Howard San
Francisco. July 22-l3-3m
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What Cheer" House.
PICKETT & MOUNT,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceri4s Provisions and General Merchandise,
No. 81, Front sf,
Fire.proof Building, near ong Wharf, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Iulv 90-12-2un
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NE IT @ RE,

TIME subscribers Lave opened tie large stole
l. fronting on Broad and Pine sts. formerly o.
cupied by Hirst, Gray and Wall, and filed it with
heavy stock of
Provisions, Liquors, Cigars, Boots,
and all The articles needed for Miners and Hotel
supplies, of superior quality, which they will sell
hope by strict attention to business to merit lib
eral share OF patronage. Strict attention will be
paid to the Packing Trade.
Highc5: price paid for Gold Dust
We return our thanks for the liberal custom
heretofore accorded u.s. and respectfully solicit It's
continuance KIDD s WALL.
Nevada, May 6, I853n
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Redsteads. &c.

Chairs, Bedsteads, &c.
Ga p hand, and is i constantly man
sssnlzszEaHIzE IszE ufacturing at the Roger Williams
Hs.lsx=Ez.4szs Spring, Nevada, various kinds
Tables, ETC., which, bsing manufactured by ma
chinery, he can sell at the lowest price. Having
had ample experience he feels assured and will war
rant that his work is inferior TO none. Turning of
all kinds done TO order, and at the shortest uetice-
Oct-2ly VIM Z STILES,
Lumber ! Lumber !
ALSO-For sale, in small or large quantities
all kinds of Lumber, at the cheapest cash rates,
at the 1!ill on Roger Williams Spring. Persons
on the Yuba Will find the situation of this mill pc
culiarly handy for them, and all person. wanting
the article will do we'll to call.
WM. C. STILES.
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SIGN Of the "WOODEN SAILOR
Thomas Tennent,

MA THE MA TT ca l. AND
Nautical Instrument Maker, Fire
proof building, corner of F r r. t
street and Long Wharf, San Fran
cisco.
= U. S. Agency for the sale of gov
crnment charts.
Agency for Lieut. Maury's Wind
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Rust's Shoyels.

n s. L. H round point. This well known and
y. celebrated brand are made expressly for US and
for sale low J NJ. BROWN & co.
81 California street. San Francisco.
P S-J NJ. Brown Il Co, will be in constant
eceipt of these SUPERIOR SHOVELS by every yes
rel from New York 193m
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Mems PantaEOOns-Pants Only!! i!

For sale less than Auction rates.
FRENCH s RUGGLES,
corner Sacramento and Leidcsdorf sts
N P.-All goods delivered on board river
steamers, or elsewhere, free, and no charge made
for boxes lm-24 oct 7
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San Francico Advertisements,
Daniel d. Page, David Chambers,
Henry d. Bacon. Henry Height,
St Louis. San Francisco.
Francis w. Page, Sacramento City.
Page, Bacon & CO.,
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MISCELLANEOUS,

DRDGEWATER PAINT-THE BEST AIT1CAE EVER
Id offered 10 the public for roofs decks and bottoms
Of steamers nnd other VESSELS and from its spark aud
cinder proof qua e, FOR railroad bridges cars lepot
&c. Te'.m oals aud specimens DO at the de-
Tot IF company For sale dry, n packages OF 200 lbs.
and upwards, ard in oil in kegs rs So and 100 lb,
by r. EoGiR, General Agent les Pearl and IS Beaver
streets.
(,AsII ADVANCED ON sEGARs WATCHES wfIRY
" ard merchandise generally also personal proper
~ OF almost any kind Money to loan bond and
gage having lois and farms fr sale and to let $50 ono
tegars for snle cheap. Apply ut No g Clinton court
Office No. y Is bs street.
IRON BFpsTEAD wARkKUVMs, AND CHEAP SPRUNG
i mattress and ieidng dcp0t-Iron bedsteatls, from
"a to $40 the healthy ing mattress, no. 50 to $50
ALSO the Ella ic felt beds pillows quilts also thu
best pure hair mattresses, made by the blindAn
rart Call and examine at 663 Broadway, above Srins
street.
IT'S HuMBuG, Is ITp-SO WAS ERICSSON TWENTY
years ago. GrahAms Onguent ill force the whtder
moustacbs to grow in six weeks, and will stain or
purc the skim but don't believe me-try it not just
you chooe Is 81 per bottle rent to pa Of the
country. r. G. GRAHAM, 50 Ann st-eet, Fnwler's
Buildings.
DIAPER HANGINGS.-FRANCIS PAREss CO., No. 50
Chambers street, (next but one to Stewarts) cor
Of Broadway, offer at Wholesale and retail the most
extensive assortment Of every quality OF the richest
style Of decorations limitations Of oaks marble &c The
most skilful workmen employed 10 hang the papers
CElNFH, FYKES, AND ALI. DESCRIPTIONS OF COT
~ ton sh nets and netting, completely rugged and ready
for for sale ut low rates By the GREE
Also, assortment of fly nets, fishing tackle twines
CTAIRs! STAIRS STAIR HAND.RAHING, THAT
- intricate but beautiful branch OF carpentry. now
wo ked and moulded by achnsry (no patterns OF any
kind wanted to suit any kind Of stairs circular eyp
CAL in unerring and beautiful manner, SURPRISING
church pew scrolls, pew coping, at No. 123 Grand
street.
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VALENTINES.

CTRONG'S VALENTINES VALENTINES ALL THOSE
- who have any interest in valentines and the dongs
of the little god Cupid and those who have not but
fond of the fnc arts generally invited to drop in ut
STRONGS great valentine depot, 90 Nassau street, and
examine his multitude Of specimens. For many years
past Strong hs been the largest valentine
in America giving everybody the talest kind Of
ton. His aAsortm nj this year he US far sn-
peror TO that Of any previous and well worth the
them, and the extent of his business In that Ene
enabled to offer them at the very lowest prices Call and
for yourselves Dealers requested to call before
purchasing elsewhere. liberal discount to the trade
VALENTINES! VALENTINES SPECIAL NOTICE
way Post Office and book store, l22h Broadway near
Canal street. will DO delivered any part Of tho city
south Of Thirty ffth street, free Of postage. splendid
-''' JAMES c. MARRIOTT.
yYAIENTJNEs.-THE SPLENDID VALENTINES MANU-
Y featured by the American Valentine Company will be
kept view during the season. for the accommodation
retail purchasers at the Office No "a Nassau street. op-
poste Sun building up stairs. Tho choicest valen
tines offered sngy at the dozen price, "a Nassau
street, up stairs
w ALENTINES-BIGGAR, 20 CANAL STREET NEAR
Broadway, the celebrated importer and ma nufactur
has the neatest and most artistic valentines usual
envelopes, fancy paper Wholesale and retail Remember
the number, so.
VMENTlNJs.-JOII IEvrsON, (I.ATEIY REMOVED
from Chatham square TOY 81 Broadway has just
mept Of Valentines exhibited. He has also every
thing in the line aprcpo to the Verses composed
and copied, and original designs executed in style
oqualted.
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND RHL DE sARACC0-UNDFR THE MANAGE
VI ment OF committee Of his friends at Niblos Saloon
the seventeenth of February. This ball will be the
most fashionable and recherche Of tho The
and elegant dances have been selected and the
brated musicians engaged Tickets OF admission exclu.
svcy for the ball. with privilege Of twelve twenty
lessons and circular containing full particulars
procured ut Mr. Saraccos No. ITO Grand street. four
doors west of Broadway by making immediate application
the number of tickets IL limited II il scarcely neces
saiy 10 alude to Mr.. Saraccos professional abes the
superiority Of his talents and the rapid progress Of his
pupils are admitted Adults who have danced be-
fore taught I'LL tho modern dances In single courss
Of twelve lessons, and during this arrangement they
can obtain tickets at third the usual terms The
taught will include the Polka Schottsch Polka Redowa
Redowa Waltz, Ma.ourka, Esmeralda Cling temps Walt
German Cotilons. &C.. 6c.
MASONIC BALI@-THE SEVENTH ANNUAL BALL
lV1 of the Grand Lodge Of the State Of Ne. York
der the direction of the trustees Of the Widows and Or
phans Asylum Fund.- will be given at the Apollo saloon
Monday evening, the 14th instant. Tickets at 81
each, TO admit gentleman and ladies' may be obtained
at the Apollo and at Freemasons Hail. No 900 Broadway
VTIvE LIE BAL MASQUE-R W. VILLAINS WOULD
respectfully inform his friends and the public that
lie still continues to carry the fancy dress busi
ness, the most extensive SCALE Monte Crsto Costume
Repository Sos Broome street. the largest establishment
in the United States where Clean rich, AL elegant
dress be obtained at the shortest notice AMI he
most BILE terms.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

MADAME AUGUSTA HAS RE OPENED HER DANCING
Kv1 classes in her commodous house. No. IL Broad
way reduction win be made to parties having num-
Der Of children TO be instructed For terms and parcu
lars, apply between IL and o'clock
DRrvATE CLASSES IN DANCING--NO 600 BROAD
J way.-Pupils taken for half the term separate
classes exclusively for beginners evening classes for la
practice in the dances Rcdowa, Sshottsch, &c An
applications TO be made q No. IA Bowcry Musc store
OF r. d u IL. Burnton.
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MUeICAL~

1.,OLIAN PIANOFORTEs--r. GILBERT b co.'s
Aolan.--1he subscriber, who is sole agent in this
city for the sale Of those instruments {he reputation c
which has become world wde) is prepared to offer
fail to be satisfactory Possessing facilities for OBJ
sainng pianos unsurpassed II cquald by those Of any
he can present Inducements to BUYERS mot to Be found
elsewhere He has constantly hand extensive a.
sortent Of second hand pianos, ct bargains which he
eoudoir or cottage pianos, for small rooms Also Mslo
deons Of Princes and CAharts make. EoAn and otss
pianos to let Pianos tuned and H SsRsissS WATERS
1913 broadway, corner Of Anthony ST., up stairs-
T NCoIN 4 THOMPSON, AL BROADWAY, OFFER FOE
II sale, very large assortment u Boston and New
Davis Co. Boston With or without the Eolian; sisa
. good supply Of second hand psnos Pianos to let.
MRS sEGUN, PROFESSOR OF VOCAL Murro
1 Italian and Engish, sacred and secular has decided
young ladies' Mr.. sesuin win 30 happy TO give al In
formation concerning terms plans &c at her resdepcA
50 White street. Broadway, between the hours Of
and II A. H. each morning.
1ER AND MRS. EDWARD BARTON, PROFESSORS or
X singing, guitar pianofor.e, and that truly wonder
ful nstrnWent the concerna beg to that they
continue to give instruction at their residence ~ White
street. where their terms for tuition be obtained
DIANOFORTEs FOR SALE AND TU HIRE AT JAQUFsy
III warerooms, No 6SS Broadway, third door above
Spring street. up stairs N. D-Every instrument from
the above s warranted In evory respect
CCHUBERTH cos. MUSIC DEPOT, 257 BROADWAY,
~ New York, request the public to inspect their i'm
menss stock Of music for voice piano organ viohn VIC
loncsl!o harp orchestra Tho greatest selection in the
United States Of 100000 worth. Paganin strings for
all Instruments Orders for foreign and American music
win be attended to with promptness.
yTyO PROFESSORS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SALE.
j "A superior Italian violin not 20 be eScelled by any
IN the city. II will he sold low, the owner has fur
ther for Il. Apply to ). WILSON, corner Of Brocne
street and the Bowery.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
- sEE sEC0Nn AND TTIpn pACTs ..
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
HtAPT OLIVER b. CRARY, FORMERLY OF SHIP
~ Sarah and Eza s requested to send his address TO
the undersigned Any information 10 Capt Is where
AAouts will be thankfully received by
F. zACHRIssON, 81 Wall street.
INFORMATION WANTED-OF BRIDGET REILLY, or
i Aughamcre parish of Grenard, county Of Longford
Ireland who arrived here last August in the ship Coust
tuition from Liverpool was admitted into Quarantine Hos
pta the 18th Of August and left there the 14th Of
September lastsince when she has not baen heard or
Sho IL eleven years old light hair brown eyes Informal
ton win be thankfully received by the Widow Reilly, No.
133 West Sixteenth street
TOHN BONNER, WILL FIND SOMETHING 10 HIS AID
u vantage by calling immed atey James r. Carrier,
at No 40 West Twenty second street. A. ]. McNett at
Nc. 81 Chambers street, third floor.
MYSTERIOUS DlsAPPEARANCE.-ON MONDAY OF
H last week. Valentine Jones, Of Mr.. 3 X Jones,
lett the residence Of his father in Water street. IN this
village, and has not since been heard OIL BE is fifteen
years Of age with light complexion, Light brown hair
blue eyes, and Is little round shouldered. ut the time
Of his he had on light tweed pants brown
sack coat. vest blue striped shirt, blue
silk with red edge glazed cap and shoes
He also had silver watch and breaspin. Any infor-
matsn respecting him win be thankfully received by his
friends in Poughkeepse.
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POLITICAL.

TNAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
Brothers:-A regular meeting Of the institution VIII
Saturday evening" the 18th inst at half hour after
the setting Of the SUM- General and punctual attend
' - ''"'' DANIEL E. DEIAyAN Grand saehem
STEPHEN c. DuRYEA, Secretary
Manhattan, season Of SHOWS second moon year Of dis
eoyery 3Gls OF independence 77th and Of the instu
THE MEMBERS OF THE TAMMANY SOCIETY OP-
i posed TO the recent acts Of the Sachems, and in
favor Of rescung the society from the pe which threa
ten it, are earnestly requested to attend the next meet
ing of the same, on Saturday evening next Feb 12th at
Tammany Hail.
John Urser, John j. Manning,
R. B. Connolly, Alfred G. Stevens
George G. Glasier, Daniel Vanv0orhis,
Richard A. Locke Edward Pell,
G. 8. Bogardus, John Little,
Thomas ]. Barr, William Speght,
Edward c. West, David A. Fowler,
Henry D. Johnson, Thomas Carlin
A. b. Purdy, Joshua Phillips,
Horatio N. Parker, U. D French,
Franklin Gilmore, A. Il. Vache,
Thomas Wheelan, A. B. Trowbrdge,
Garritt H. stryker, !r., Henry A. Wartz,
Henry Leibeneau, James Murphy,
Francis b. Fitch, 4. Godfrey GGutler,
Joseph Cornell, W. A. Douglas
William l. Hale, William L. Vaa Zandt
John Brown, John D. Kellogg,
Thomas Fay, Reuben Bum,
Theodore Frost. Jared W. Bell
William f. Godfrey, Joseph 7. Sweet,
Joseph A. Jackson Edmund ]. Porter.
LNIGHTEENTH wARD.-AT A MEETING OF THE De
~ mocratic Republican Ward Committee, held on the
evening Of the It'll Of February the wing resolutions
we're unanimously adopted -
Resolved That although sincerely regret that any
dissensions should exist In the democratic party yet
think the pursued by the Council of achems well
calculated to promote the union and harmony Of tho
ty, and return them thanks Tor their prompt ami
decisive action.
Resolved, That fully approve Of the Of tho
delegates for this ward to the Democratic Republican Co.
neral Commttee-Lorenso B. Shepard, James Irving,
and Thomas s. Henry.
Resolved, That we recognise the Committee OF which
Lorenzo Shepard is chairman as the only legitimate
General Committee for 1858.
Resolved, That know such title hard or soft
hhell democracy; national democrats in favor Of
the Baltimore platform Of 1852 and the union Of the party
ROBERT KELLY Chairman.
: IoH %n nSsFHr secretaries.
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ANTHOLOGY.

FORTUNE TEILING.-MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
IL Europe for her skilI~n foreteling the future will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of fe TO all
who may address her. Mrs. Alvin speaks the English
French and German hnguagcs-3l1 Broome street. near
Christie street, up stairs 0ce hours from 10 A. N. to
SPIN