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Total pkgs.. ...............7,6 GAG 1908 3,738
Woollen productions yet dull and heavy, without
any prospect Of being otherwise this The demand
for blankets is extremely limited at irregular rates
Plain and fancy cassmeres appear in moderate request
at unchanged prices. Cloths not active firm,
but notice material alteration in the market for
them. Doeskns sell rather slowly at previous figures
Fannels remain reported in former review mac
tive and dropping Jeans in pretty good demand
but not dearer. Linseys in limited supply and
request without variation in prices. Mouslane deaines
are freely purchased at buoyant rates The superior
styles produced by the Manchester Company espe
cially sought after with eagerness, and command ex
treme figures This enterprising body are actively
employed in the erection Of a prntery, which
will be completed in the of few months
and will be capable of printing fourteen thousand pieces
per week This will be noble establishment creditable
alike to the propetors and to the country in which they
live. Satinets and tweeds exhibit feature.
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1DW9p K & C coIfN 60, IS Wall street. NY.
BROWN, SHIPLEY d CO.. Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co., ~ Austin Friars London.
JOHN MUNROE CO.,
rs Rue Notre Dame des Victories, Pasis.
GEO II. DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will not be for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry, precious stones OF metals,
unless bills Of dng signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed,
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CHINA AND GLASS WARE, sc.

GLASS, oLAssu GLAssu,-THE CHESHIRE GLASS
~ Company prepared 70 execute orders FOR rough plate
twenty foreign glass Call and examine
At the ccmpsny's depot az Broadway MI Coburn agent
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IN via Nicaragua-The Accessory Transit Co. Of Ncsra.
suA groprietorsThrough in advance Of the mal-Oniy
The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST,
O'Clock n precisely Juan del Norts on Moa
day March 20 connecting with the new and favorte
shfp Corte tons burthen the Nicaragua Transit
route having but twelve miles Of land tansporaton
FIRST class carriages These
Massage apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No.
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~. wall and Panama-Lowest prices superior steamers
Extension Of the Panama Railroad Arrangements for the
sale in this city Of tickets for the transit Of the Ishmus
shs %S:s and ss ssss sfpgsa In sG
Company intend e ss,gAtsh 70 A,pinw:lI on Monday
the fast sailing steamship GEORGE LAW, Capt. J.
MCGOWAN, TO connect At Panama with the Pacific Nail
Person extension Of tho railroad makes Che
that will induce value their health and comfort
select this route Mr. Hncklsy Gate orwarder for Adams
the transit Of and the, baggage from Asgnwa
J. W. Darlington, At Adams Co.'s 50 Broadway, or at III
West street. The Accommodations for Of all
the cleanliness the stsersge For freight passage ap
ply 1t the Once Of the companies, III West street 70
G. A, WHITNEY,.
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THE NEW YORK AND .s,r UNITED STATES

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mall Steamers-The ships composing this line are the
ATLANTIC, ....,.. ;. Captain West.
PACIFIC. .......... ............. Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. .............,..... Captain Luce
SoPso,n SomssocA
These ships have been built BY contract for
eminent servce has been taken in their
strucon In the to strength and speed
and their for unequaed for
elegance and comfort.
Price Of from New York to Liverpool in first cabin,
e2 exclusive Of sized staterooms $500 in second
cabin, 70; from Liverpool to New York. ESQ and fN
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. SIG
's''n' ''''' FROM BOSTON TO IIv.nrooI.
Chief Cabin Passage. siee
o: TSe ss Sp rom n sessen cali a. HALIFAX.
zEsi s s.S ssSRs. s:s
White :. green
Asa Ssss' i Ysfi w.s...s.y "a March.
Ai ias's i ias: ssie s Ars
unit. siS II. Ii s Wednesday 18th
q : ~ m for s
. s:s 81 s.
thereof therein sxprs'eS Tof freight Or passage sppy to
::ssn.1
leave for Aayro touching az to land the
%sl' p aes OF f sssafs @
d. DO do second d. go Lusssgs not vented during
isssSs viii e ss.:s :ssss Tasr;sss
f sGsToN ,f ssn Ysp apply to l'V
TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BRExEN--THE UNITED
u States mail steamer WASHINGTON, Fitch com
saturday March 5 from pier No North river Price Of
In first cabin, main saloon. 500
In ssse ess cnS ,0wer Saloon ~
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each stssm. All
c. II. SAND, Agent, Is South street
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington and
sail April e.
CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
steamers GLASGOW 2e2 tors $50 horse power Robert
power will leave New York for Glasgow under, viz
Saturday, March 49, at IL O'Clock and Wednesday Nay
TO- O'Clock n First cabin saloon saterooms $50; do.
mdshps d. 5 second cabin $50 third eass 325 Apply
TO JOHN McSYMON, IS Broadway.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILApELpHIA sTEAx-
Il ship Compsny.-Notce.--Thc CITY OF MANCHESTER
will sA from Philadelphia for Liverpool Tuesday 18th
February 1884 instead Of Thursday, I'd March, pre-
viously advertised.
CITY Of Glasgow Saturday. Mar. 49,
City of Manchester. .......... Saturday April IS.
City Of Glasgow. .Saturday May Is
City of Manchester Saturday. June
City Of Philadelphia. About. juno IL.
CITY ofManchester .......... =. Wednesday, Mar e.
city Of Glasgow Wednesday, April 49,
City Of Manchcster Wednesday, Nay 10.
City Of Philadelphia. ......;. About May "a
Liverpool a. ~ and guneas Steerage from Liverpool
$40 Steeragc from Philadelphia, $2y
SAMUEL SMITH, Agent, ~ Walnut street, Phil.
U,AnE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE FOR SAN
Trancsco.-The NORTH STAR, TO leave on the 5th Of
April with the YANKEE BLADE The books for
palaces are Passages engaged
before the 10Th March, will be sold ~ the following
o'''' s'' Jx ;fs cR6ss Battery place. up stairs
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A UsTRALIA.--CLIPPER LINE.-THE SPLENDID
"A packet ship PRINCE DE JOINyILLE, now loading at
pier 20 East river will be despatched for Melbourne Port
Philip the 10th April Fer balance Of cargo and cabin
MAILER Lord les Wall street. Arke Elliott, lag Pear
skra
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eHlPPING.


dor LIvERPOOL.-THE ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP
ANDES will sail from Boston for Liverpool touching ~
Halifax place Of the Niagara, with the mails and
gers Europe Wednesday the 18th instant Price Of
$50 for first cabin only For freight
passage, sppiyto B. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
U,OR LIvERPOOL.-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
Il ship ARCTIC, Capt Luce, commander. This steam
POssvsly Saturday March rs At OslOc5 NJ from her
having unequalled for elegance and
fort, apply to EDWARD X. COLLINS, So Wall street.
requested to be board At 1 o'clock
n The steamship Pacific viii succeed the Arctic, and
san April 1st
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They all first class New York built ships provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and
Of and by men Of sxpesnoe in this
Goods sent to subscrbers will be forwarded free
any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD 4 HINCKEN, Agents, Isl Pearl street.
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PSp on the 10Th April For Ssisnos Of cargo and cabin
ip:i Dif.' ss'is iF's;
A UsTRALIA.-PIoNERR LINE OF MONTHLY PACK.
clipper c Il: register Vi. ):
early despatchea for Melbourne sixteenth ship Of this
s VI sf e: :. :at s.ss 4
a: isss:Rss ss IF her .s s; ma
sss ss;Tsss y siss
days y: s.ss%.r from Lss.pss 8:
port land e.. nth %SsS sSHy 70 r..
intending " sxsSS # Is street.
FOR sAvANEAH,rAsE EEpyc.paaTaE NEW
..,: i, T.
speed and strength ana every srrsass%sns for The
rom
T. hssos ss' HxRYx ss As
wharyes; in Savannah, G. A. 1. LAMAR
EoR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIpA-UNITEp STATES
o'clock w. Ss s$5Si si$S$TTi
q Geo Ssasnsh will ssy. On weShs.
M tickets from Ne" York 70 Jack
FoR GHAELnsToN AND rLoRIDA.sExIwEEKLY
North liver on saturday March IS oooeT No pre
Hss5, y Ri. III s
TON CO., No. 30 Broadway. Through tickets TO Flor
ida As follows to Jacksonville $3l to Pilatka, $50
TOR VIRGINIA. CAROLINA, GEORGIA, 4C.-THE
IL United States mail steamship JAMESTOWN Captain
Cavendy will leave pier Is North river on haron
r. 4o'elcckP for Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond
ryng there can take the seaboard and Roanoke and VII
Charleston 30 Passage and Norfolk ss TO Peters
burg and Richmond, SO; Storage half price, For freight
'''' : ' L I'D Ia s'i FIE4sANTs. s. Broadway
E,oR sALE-THRER TICKETS CsEcoND CABIp IN
IL the Collins steamer first Of April prce go Apply At
No. 2 Wall street. 7. !. MACGAGNOS.
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CHREwsBURY, LONG BRANCH, HI0HLANDe.
- Ocean House. and Ocean Port.-The steamer JAMS
Captain JCh, Price wli eays shs fse. q
9Th, ~ Il =. nth, st2P NJ; and llth, a. An Leaves
Ocean Port March at IL A. n; 6th 81 II Nj leeA, - r
L.: 1StA and 18th. a&8 An.
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BOARD WANTED-1N BROADWAY, NEAR TENTH
Il street Tor three persoDs Union square, for
persons twelfth street near Fifth for
brooklyn heights Tor many persons and staten Island
many persons All the can be by
calling at the Agency Once rs East Fourteenth street.
Union square :
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lDVERTYEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
nOAKDIN0 AND LODaIRGa.

A LADY, HAVING FINE HOUSE IN BROOKLYN
IA is DESTROYS of letting gentlemen with break
fast and tea and dinner Sunday Tho stussion s Plea
ferry Any gentleman wishing to perfect himself In the
French language will find this good opportunity Address
MRS. Lafarge No 81 Carroll street. South Brooklyn.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and Now York Steamship Company's
Craig commander ana NV YoRK, ioc tons $50 horse
power) will leave Now York for Glasgow under, viz
Saturday March 49, 1t IL O'Clock NJ and Wednesday Nay
TO- II O'Clock n First cabin saloon ststerooms $50; do
idships cabin $50 third class 925 Apply
to JOHN McSYMON. IS Broadway.
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MEDICAL,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DR. RALPH.-HOURs OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
IL from 70 II A. n, and 70 r. n, except SundAyA
TAR g. WARD NO. 30 CANAL STREET ONE DOOB
- east Of Broadway BY his unparalleled unequslis1,
ever known. Attends from > A. n until . p NJ daily
nR. COOPER, Il DUANE STREET, MAY Bs CON
IL sutcd DR. c. would respectfully solicit of thesS N
call being satisfied that practice Of tvo
~ three years he can give entire Satisfaction.
DR. JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET, NAY BE COM.
~ suited conhdentially. Dr. j. is regularly educated
physician, and has pracod ct his once for tAs o
twenty-five years. Hours from sA. NJ, to8P. n
DR. C0BBETT, OF NO. 10 DUANE STREET. NAY Bu|
~ consulted with confidence his trsAtment Twsnty
three years in his speciality enables him 70 guarantee
University. Sec bis diploma In his once.
M LAEMoNT. PARIS AND LONDON PHYsrCIAN|
Of Broadway, from IL A. M. TIN p M and from hi n
TIE evening Sundays. frsv sGusP n n. Mod ~
dvus sASrs
THE OLD DIR HUNTER HIMSELF THE puysISr 4 A.
who established the Hunterian Dispensary No DIN,
sion street In 1874 be consulted a. usual from
uu 10 T. W., (Sundays exceptcdJ At the old oinss.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DRKCT-vIA
New Jersey Railsoss through n fepr hosrs-g.issa
lAndt street. 1t nine and eleven, p NJ and fsar
and haifPsss avs n F5erss7 Is In ssys. ssd ssvss
=. from New York and qsartsrpsst four from Phia-
delphia; 8 in niue A. H., and halfpast i've r. n AZ
sounmodston line leaves at twelve r. At reduced
pricss) from CGtandt street, through in ak hours
Msdsl Wininston and Charlssson IN the above tra.s
e.l Passnsers with baggage Cross the ferry assn i
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ROARDlNG.-A PARTY OF SINGLE GENTLEMEN
~ can be accommodated with full partial board by sp
gying At w. Brosdwsy, between Twenty. seventh and
twenty eighth streets Ao lady, two ladies wishing
room together can be with parIor bedroom
RoARDING--AN ELEGANT SUIT OF ROOMS TO LIT
with full board TO gentleman and wife, the second
clss the fullest None parties ths
spcctabiity need apply No children servants taksn
ALSO, few good rooms for single gentleman Calf ct ~
west Twenty sccoad street. Reference EXCHANGED.
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, O0DENsBURG, BUR
IN hngton, 81, Johnsbury, Wells River, White River
and Rouse's Point Ticket oaees, Now Haven Railroad
corner Of Broedway and Canal street and Twenty
and Fourth Baggage checked through HI
press trains A. n, and p NJ Freight by New Hsvsu
Steamers, Peck slip.
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RUCKLEY's sERRNADERs, CHINESE HALL. @
- Broadway near the Prescott House.
y OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The Oldest established talented company n e.
tenc being the hst 70 introduce harmony into Ee
plan Entertainment the first TO sing Operat
form Bgr!esque Opera Ac &C. The management has
still be conducted In its present fashionable styelfun
without vulgarity Time Atered-Concert commences q
* o'clock Admission q cents.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADrL-
~ phia from pier No North river. Two lines daily q
7Ah .ndsP Il ACCUMULATION a, line e 4. n. y
way places and Camden; e. Express line at By
John Potter to Amboy thenos direct Camden byosrs
through In Eve hours; fare S. 49,
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TINCLE TONS CABIN,
NATIONAL THEATRE
Tho Temple Of the Moral Drama.
Performances evening" and every Monday Wednes
4 IN Saturday aftornoOug

EXTRAORDINARY EXHIBITION FOR SALE-COM-
II prsng superior talent interest and beauty represent
ing the female form exqu:tsly true life to deceive
disposed TO travel envabe opportunity offered
Independent fortune Pree $500 Apply between 10 and
4o'clock ut "a Franklin street.
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SHIPPING.

DACKETS TO HAvRE-SECOND LINE-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10th and New
York on the LIST Of each month
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AmUyEEIEHTs.


BROADWAY THEATRE.-E A. MARSHALL, SOLE
ID Lessee-Doors open at 81; TO commence at O'clock
Thursday evening, March 70 will be performed
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RowERY THEA"RE-PRoPRIETOR AND NAGER
notice. The doors viii curtain rises AZ
Tier Of Boxes 80 CENTS Upper Tier rs centa rie
Gallery, l2h cents Private Boxes, S. Scat r. :,,s
Boxes cents Seats IN Private Bos. SO cents
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A LARGE ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, SUITABLE
"A for gentleman and WIFE, CT two single gentlemen, oan
be had with board by applying ut No. Leroy place,
Blocker street. Dinner ct Cold and warm water
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CELECT READINGS FROM SHAKESPEARE AND THE
y Poets.-MRS. 7. j. JOHNSON formerly Miss Bridges,
Of Brooklyn will give her second at Stuyve
Tickets 90 cents may DO obtained at the door the
evening Of the entertainment Readings commence at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-12
United States Commissioner's Court.


JAN. 10-Charg.s Of Sealing L,las- IN United yla,ci
~ Charles II Marsh In thip number Of sitnssses
WIRE examined ~ kr Ridg say the Assistant Dsr.s, At
hrney, who appeared for the goverameot. The sus-
and posted ~ U,ios the 9th December last tain
Ing two crafts for $3.50 each, AMI two coins ADDRESSED
John Prsn'iss. cars OF Burr Griffith White 81 C~Ar
street, New York, came BY mail h the city Of NeW
York. but did not rash Mr. Prentiss. the dsfe I'D.
ant vss . clsik In the house Of b. G. 4 w. (of
which house Prentss was booAkeeper ADD sas part
Of his BURNERS 10 get the letters from the Once
prentss learning, By subSquent letter from Uuss,
that the drafts had b. mailed called al the banking
house Of Bu goine Plane In Wall street. whom he
drafts drawn and then learned that the father Of
the de endaDt had prese ned o. the dras Dat
no, paid. At interview With the hoy ChAs ca he
the er of Wall and VIII Am s.rests on the 2s.h "
cember ard would tell OF Il At the store ne
vas afraid the wrong penon might claim It, Il u.:her
appeared that Mr. Pisntiss instantly In of
wii,rg 70 Utica letters directed 10 ". Baekns che
rrson In whose favor the draft drAwpl asd taose
letters were tai 90 10 the Post on, sy Ch,Ls there
fore, ON his Examining the drA he must have secog
pire3 the Of n. A B,ckus A c'erk he
POET Cte also eAti6ed THAI letter Ansveug ne de-
script Of the one In question g. O. c s bsx
10 the Post Ofst holiday weak Another witness e'ided
he re,ived ett4r on the 2stn dated A. Ultra he
9Th, which VA maei BY tie sane person who ma ed
the one 70 Mr. PreItss and ct the same tims. FJ the
dfents the only evidence prct 10 the POINT
OF tins VII the draft was outd All three po.
titvsly that was Tuesday, bat critical exAmina-
tic show ed that they might be mistaken the day;
the b. admitted that he had found draft
wesLesdsy; therefore he could not have brought u
bone on tuesday evssing Afur argument botn ades
the Con missioner though. there sufficient evidence,
and accordingly committed the accused m Full
The Cnited Siafes Is Hesvy Ho,f-Upon examining the
two witnesses for the United states in this case {. dis not
appear that the letter charged 10 have beeo enbezied
BY the fepdan hsd been 10 post offs III ough
Mr. Ridsvay
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Supreme Circuit Court.

. b-IUft HON. JuuRe HOTTIE
len n.--W. W. HivLAt and orters N. Peer SJfko.
This \ suit TO recover the amount OF metcnaojise
sold Bsrdeaburgh ef Cat kill alleged fAlss repre-
s~ptstioLs made by the purchaser. Hxrdenburgh bsd
soue time previous to his transaction iasorm.d tho
plant as gent he worth $40 600, And sheu be
buyirg those goods he reminded OF hi, former
stat. snt and did rot contradict II % this pile A.
suraDce of his owning $1,000 the plaintiff, sl nu,
goods TO the amount 81 Si5o. vhisb arriving al CA-
Nil vers not 10 Harder bushs store but TO Aoo
Ard 10 few days AZ the gcod, given by Harden
hursh 10 the deencsnt in Of 40 sn'ece i-at
DEBT With the execution OF eo uhieh the tefsodaat pad
In ca,h sh, rty Afterwards HArdenhurshs store and
oh.r PR p-ty od by his credi aof did not pro-
pcs o. ne.ni 10 pay his d-b,s Hardenburgb never.he
les fwore THE trial. that wher he made the preset
,sions he tsiiev them - be The Court charged
tn jury III goods sold The faith OF false repre-
tetiais ns n,d- By Hsrtsnburgh although he b-h-ved
hem BE- true and that he parted vi hore good. Ia
paym' ut o. ar I'D sbt the plaintiff aust recover VIZ
diet lei pAir,if elb
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09
CONSTABLE SALE

pY virtue of an execution to me directed from
ID a judgment rendered by E. H. VanDecar a
Justice of the Peace in and for the township of
Georgetown, county of Ell Dorado and State of
California, on the 2Sth day of October, 1854, in
favor of James Tribe and against John McWhor-
ter, for the sum of ninety-eght COS OO) dollars
debt and twenty-nine and 4O-lO0 co 4O) dollars
cost and accraing cost, have levied upon and
will expose at public sale to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, on Thursday, the thrtieth day
OF November instant, at ten o'clock, A. NJ. of said
day, the following described property, to Wit
lAe Round Tent and all buildings thereunto at
tached, situated on the East side of Main street
in the village of Garden Valley, between Celey
q Co.'S sawmill and Harriss & Clemmons' store,
in Georgetown township, county and State afore-
said.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Novem-
Der, A. d., 1854. Sale to take place on the prem
lses. A. l.. HARTZELL, Constable
4-3uv*
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09
CIGARS! CIGARS! CIGARS!
Wholesale and Retail.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
i the citizens of Georgetown, that he is in al
most daily receipt of Cigars of the most superior
brands, together with general assortment, from
the common up, which he offers for sale, either
by the WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
He also keeps on hand large supplyO of choice
Chewing Tobacco,
consisting in the Natural Leaf, Booth & Fergu-
sons Peach Flavored, Crumpton's Sovereign of
the Seas" Luscious Luxury, Fruit Brand, Peach
Brand Grape Brand, and Mrs. Millers and An
derson's Fine Cut Can Tobacco. Also various
qualities of
SNUFF,
such as American Gentleman's Snuff, French
Gentleman's, Coarse Snuff, Rappee, Maccaboy,
and Scotch SnuffS.
AlsO Cigartos, Matches, and Playing Cards !;
all of which will be sold either by the wholesale
or RETAIL on the most reasonable terms.
c.. S. BARNEY.
Georgetown, Oct. 10, 1854. 1-tf
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

The BALL AT MAMELUKE HnL-The
ball at Mameluke Hill on last Tuesday eve
ming, passed off with great spirit and salts
faction. Indeed, when we consider the
gentlemanly and "whole-souled" qualities OF
the young men who comprise the greater
portion ofthe population of that place, we
could not expect anything else but good
time. Asst the ladies present on the occa-
sion, we have seldom met more "brightly
sparkling eyes" or loyelier faces than those
which graced the party at Mameluke
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

4 meeting of the EeGreenyvood Dramat-
N ic Association October l7th 1854, the
following Preamble and Resolutions were 1pani-
mously andopted:
Whereas, Mr.. M. NJ. Hazeltine has designed
and painted for our Theatre a beautiful and an
propriate "Actdrop Curtain which he has do
mated to rs; therefore,
Reso Ued The heartfelt thanks of this Asso-
ciation are due him for his kindness and liberal
ity.
ResolUed, That the names of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Hazel
tine and his brother, G. j. Hazeltine be placed
on the "frce list.n
Resolved, That a copy of the proceedings of
this meeting, signed by the President and Secre-
tary, be presented to the Messrs. Hazeltine.
w. MOSES, President.
SAM'L B. JAQUEs, Secretary.
Greenwood, Ell Dorado CO., California
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09
STRAYED Or STOLEN

ENROM the subscriber, on or near the 18th of
L September ROAM MARE, branded JD
on left hip, and heavy name and foretop. Said
Mare had not been used for some time on account
of sprained ankle on the left hind leg. ANY
person delivering said mare. or any information
leading to her recovery, viii be literally reward
ed p. p. WUNDERLY.
Spanish Dry Diggings Steam Saw-MiIl
Nov. g. 1854 4u,
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09
INFORMATION WANTEn

0F SAMUEL HOOVER, from Preble county,
~ Ohio. He came to this country in 1850. In
the spring of 1853 he wrote to his friends that he
was then going home, since which nothing has
been heard from him. Any person who can give
any information respecting him, will confer a
great favor by writing to r. NJ. Weller, Seven
Nile, Butler county, Ohio, or to
E. WELLER, Georgetown.
Nov. 9, 1854 Aims