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Esfgay.

Esfray.
A DARK Iron Gray Horse about four years
II old, branded i A s on the left hip, and
three circles on the left shoulder. Said Horse
was taken up through mistake and delivered
to the subscriber as his own, havil g lost a
horse of his color and brands. Also, light
gray Horse about fourteen years old brand
ed u on the left shoulder. Said horse having
been an estray in this vicinity for the last
five months The owners of the above horses
are requested to come forward, prove proper.
ty, pay charges and take them away.
". o.. LOWRY.
Secret Ravine March 8 lst, 1854 -n29,3t
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NOTICE,

THE public are hereby notified, that have
l. disposed of my ditch, known as Georges
Water Ditch situated in Placer County, Cal,
commencing below the Mountaineer House
and Miners Ravne, and running into Crows
Flat and Taylor's Ravine, including all its
branches and Reservoirs. to VIM. G Neagle
and II. NJ. Reed; and those gentlemen are
now the sole proprietors and controllers of
the above named Ditch, its branches and
reservoirs WIN GEORGE.
Dated. Oakes' Ranch, April I. "a 81 3t*
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Dissolution of Partnership.

DiSsOIItiOn Of Partnership.
NHE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned under the name
and style Of Jacob Marshal & Co.. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All debts due
and owing to said firm are to be paid to Jacob
Marshal, at the old stand in Gold Hill, and
all debts due and owing from the partnership
will be paid by Jacob Marshal by agreement
of parties. j. MARSHAL.
JUSTUS RETZE.
Gold Hill, April 10th, sd n3l st
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NOTICE.

w HEREAS an impression has been created
W in the community that the undersigned
is the wife of Thomas Murphy: Now, there
fore, notice is hereby given that am not
the w;fe of said Murphy and all persons arc
cautioned not to trust said Murphy on my
credit, as | will not be responsible for any
debts of his contracting
JENNET GORDON STUART,
Auburn, March 27th, '54-n29 St
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Notice..

Notice.
A CALL meeting of the Todd's Valley Wa
II ter Company will be held at their Office in
rodd's Valley, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at
3 o'clock, p. m a full attendance is request
ed. MS business of Importance is to be trans
acted By order Of the President.
WM b. HASSON, Sec.
Todd's Valley, April 3rd, 1854
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Frederick Emory, ESQ.,, late Secretary
of State to MIR. Walker, President, pro
tena., of Lower California, has been SEN
fenced to fine of fifteen hundred dollars.
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A dministrator's Sale. --- Notice is

i1Gihn n, sae to Notice ordds
of the Probate Court of the County of Placer,
will on Saturday the 22d day of April, 854
between 9 o'clock a m, and the setting OF
the sun, in front of the premises, sell at pub
lie au ton, to the highest bidder for cash or
notes with good security. the following real
estate, to wit: One undivided half Of that
certain House and Lot situate in the town of
Auburn, county aforesaid, known as II Mer
tens store, situate next to Adams & Co. s
Express Office, being thirty eight feet front
and rear, by ninety feet deep
HERMAN MERTENS,
Administrator of the Estate of
Henry V d Wisch.
Auburn, March 29th, '54-n29 st
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TtE Partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the undersigned was dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th April, 1854 The
business will hereafter be continued by s. E..
Roussin at the old place.
f. ROUSSIN.
Auburn. apl2-3t ZENON ROUSSIN.
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Ditch to be Dug.

THE "Rear River & Auburn Water Com
l. pany' propose extending their ditch from
Dutch Ravine to the head of Rock Spring
Valley.
Persons wanting work are invited to ex
anime the line, which is now staked out; and
send in sealed proposals to the Office, stating
the price per rod at which they will cut each
Section.
the Company's Office
CHAS. H. ROCKWELL,
Auburn 18th April, 1t supeript'dt.
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NOTICE.

A LII outstanding and accepted County Or
n from No. to No $40 OF old issue, and
from No l to No. 27O Of new issue, inclusive,
will be paid on presentation
+. G. SMITH,
Treasurer of Placer County.
Auburn, March 4th, 1854.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

THE Gold Hill & Bear River Water Com
l. pany are now receiving proposals for a
lease Of their works. Their Canal is in ex-
cellent order throughout its whole line, and
affords constant supply Of water to the we'll
known mining districts of Doty's Flat, Gold
Hill, Virginia and Dentons Ravine. They are
also cutting line to the new diggings near
Cox's Rancho.
Ample security from the Contractor will be
required. By order of the Board of Trustees
G. 7. II. PALMER, President
March 25th, '54-n29 If
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s C. ASTIN. Sheriff Placer Co.
COnstabse'S Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed is
ID sued by Fl R. Hawkins, Esq on the 9th
of April, 1854, on judgment rendered on
the 2Sth day of March. 1894, in favor of Iohn
Echols and against Alden Rakiff for the sum
of $500 judgment and $l2 25 costs, and
accruing costs, | have levied upon and will
sell at public sale at the Court House Door in
the town of Auburn, in the county of Placer
on the 22nd day of April, 1854, between the
hours of nine and five O'Clock, of said day, all
the right, tile, interest and claim of said
Alden Rakliff in and to the steam Saw Mill
situated on the lllnoistown road, thirteen
miles from Auburn in Placer county, State
of California, and known rs New England
Saw Mill, or so much thereof as may be suf,
fcient to satisfy the said judgment and costs
due or to become due thereon.
Ap Sth, 3w. M. p. H. LOVE, Constable
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Dissolution Of Partn ership.

DIssOINClOn Oh faEtNcFSNlp.
THE o-Partnership heretofore existing
l. between A. j. Phelps and David II. Gel
ger under the style Of Phelps K Geger, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Day d
n Geiger having purchased the entire inter-
est of the firm. All debts Of the firm con-
tracted previous to this date will be settled
by David H. Geiger,
A. !. PHELPS,
DAVID II GEIGER.
Illinoistown Road, April 14th, '54-3t
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

ssYTHE certificate Of the County Sur.
l. veyor or any of his deputies, shall
he admitted as legal evidnnce in any Court of
this State but the same may be explained Or
rebutted by other evidence. No survey here
after made by any person except the County
Surveyor or his deputy shall be considered
legal evidence in any Court within this State,
except such surveys as are made by the au-
thorty of the United States or by mutual
consent of the parties"-pagc III, Statutes
of California.
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State of California, County of
pIaRnp

ON this 10 day of April, A. D. 1854,
" before the undersigned, Justice of
the Peace for said county, personally APP
peared Sophia Seller, and on oath declares
that she intends to carry on the business
of keeping a Bar and Boarding House
in the county of Placer; and further de-
clares that the amount of capital invested
in said business does not exceed five thou
sand dollars. Said business to be carried
on in her own name, and the said Sophia
Seller to be Individually responsible for
all debts contracted in said business from
and after this date. SOPHIA seller.
Done and sworn before me this the dale
above written.
n3l St" H r. HAWKINS, j, p.
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GE Nj HO TIE l..
THF. uronrietOr Of the

"a THE proprietor of the a
LIE above house grateful for y.
the very liberal patronage here 4aSlAszHA
tofore extended, and resolved to merit a
continuance of the same, wonld most res
pectiuly intimate to his friends and the
public in general that he has re fitted and
enlarged regardless of expense.
His sleeping apartments are of the very
first class: Good beds, clean linen and
well ventilated rooms.
Hia tables will be furnished with all the
deticacies of the season, and served up in
the best manner.
Meals at all hours. :,
His Bar, as usual, will be stocked with
all kinds of liquors, and every precautiop
used TO obtain the choicest brands, OF
cigars. ia MES IL. CREA MEN,
Proprietor
International Block A uburn Movie INV
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CherifY Saie.---By virtue Of an excu-
y ton to me directed issued out Of the lth
judicial District in and for Placer county,
State Of California on a Judgment rendered
on the 2lst day of October a. d. 1858 in favor
Of Carpenter and Atwell, and against Rose
Grams and Cults for the sum Of S633, IS 100
principal and interest, together with the sum
Of S249 Is 100 costs of suit. | have levied
upon and will sell to the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House door in Auburn,
Placer county, on Monday, the 18th day of
March. 1854, at 2 o'clock, p m. all the right,
title, interest and claim, that the said Rose
Grams and Cults had on the 2lst day of Octo-
ber, 1858, in and to the following described
property, 10 witt a certain house situated on
the Sacramento and Auburn road in Placer
county and known as the Stewart House,"
also all the out buildings and Improvements
on the place, such as statles barns, etc or
so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
said demand and all costs due or to become
due.
s C. ASTIN Sheriff Placer Co.
By VIM. Fl. Dillingham; Deputy.
The above sale will take place on Monday
the lst day of May, a. d. 1854, at the Court
House in Auburn at 8 o'clock, m.
ap8td s. G. ASTIN, Sheriff Placer Co.
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WANTED.

, MEN who understand quarrying Stone
y and burning Lime, can obtain work by
immediate application to
Fl. T. HOLMES.
Auburn, April Is, l853-1t
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Isthrmus Transit Ticketsm
Baggage and Passenger Express
From Panama to ASpinWall.
;we HM VA. wV0 EE ssS

xW q EaM VA. WVN En- SsS
IS now prepared to furnish Transit Tickets
from Panama to Aspinwall, covering all ex
pense of transport for Passengers am Bag
rage, by mules and railroad, making with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos Line for New
York and New Orleans the long desired
Through Ticket via Panama.
Passenger Tickets for sale in San Fran
cisco. Baggag ge will be checked for Mt Pana-
ma on arrival OF the steamers from San Fran
cisco. Freight therefor payable On delivery
in Aspinwall. Ladies and children carefully
conveyed across under charge Of trusty
guides.
Safety and speed! No sickncss..
No River Travel y!
Tfsirty-Onc Miles by Railroad.
The bridge across the Cruces river has been
finished, and the railroad is now complete as
far as Rio Obispo. leaving only IS miles Of
mule travel from Panama. The mule road
has been thoroughly repaired, and the entire
transit from Panama to Aspnwall can now
be made with ease AMI comfort within eight
hours, it having been made in four hours from
ocean to ocean.
he comfort of having ones 5els transported
from ship to ship, without the necessity of
coming personally in contact with the run Of
persons in the business, natives and others,
and the fact Of being on the sthmus only a
few hours, in place of several days, make the
advantages Of this route over all others sut-
fciently obvious For transit tickets apply
to J. HAW Els, Agent,
P. NJ s. Co.'S Building, Lcidesdorh street.
apS 3m
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NEW YORK SHAVING SALOON
And Bathing Rooms.

TyHE PROPRIETOR begs leave to in
l. form his friends and the public that he
still devotes his unremittng attention TO
the TonsoraI wants of the community,
and having secured the services of Il Jour
neyinan, he is still further enabled to meet
the demands Of his numerous and daily
increasing customers He trusts that his
willingness to meet their approval aud
deserve their patronage will attain that
object; and grateful for past favors he
most respectfully tips his Beaver.
Warm and Cold Baths from A. NJ =,
to 9 p. NJ. Price one dollar.
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MOODS RECoILsCTioNs OF rHE ~rAGE-Ne.gLY
w ready for publication, by subscription Personal
hsooectons Of the Stage embracing notices Of actors
authors sn au,tors dursg period Il forty yezrs by
william Wood lats Director Of The Philadelphia, Bal
tinore, Wasbir gton ard AeI andria theatres with
Portrait. In volume limo. Price to subscribers
% For this interesting volume very barge mum Der
OF subscribers have obtained win nut little effort
and antici psea from the world vide repu Aon OF
the author hat !; VIII meet with unprecedented ssie
No perfnn alive has possessed the opportunities
Of Mr. Wood for writing such volume the present. and
- evidence OF ts entertaining character IL Is believed
only AIRY menion the OF the following,
Among TIERS OF ghom there vi be found in ths book
Anecdoes or 70 elections, viz:-Mr All Mrs Wigne,
Mr.. aud Mrs Earley, Cooper, UT and Mrs. Bi,ssett,
Ho-ghlrson, Harwood Mrs Marshall, Mrs Merry, sore-
ton Warren Mr.. and hrs. FrAnsis, Bernard Ars WHIT
lock Fullerton, rennen Mrs 0linixon, NJ and Mrs.
jefferson, Mrs. Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs Woodham, Mrs
Aelr,cts. Hallan, Mrs Stanley Lston 10 an Howard
Payne, Barrett, Mrs Beanmo-t, Geo Frederick yoah,
Cone, Mrs wiimont, Norris Mr. and srs. Duff, acKen.
zie Dvye- Yrs Bray: Holman, Miss Hol.a Me-. and
Mrs Broose. Mrs. plAc!ie, iuee-on, Phillips The Wal
iasts, the Barclays MS Entxisle Mr.. ard Ma May
wood, Fanny KemAis, Bsin Forrest, Einsni Kean,
Booth, Charles Kenbs, Miss Drake, peby, Mattae vs.
TTop' Poser Johnson CONWAY Lee, Miss KELLY % ge
Wemyss. NJ creldy, II, ckett, and hos. OF Others
HFNRY GREY BAIRD, Publisher, Phil sleph;a
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PROPOSALS.


nTFICE OF TIE UNITED STATES MARSHAL FOR
~ the Southern Dstric. Of New York, septic nber ls
1854 Pursuant to instructions received Fam tue Sc,
rotary Of the Interior, public notice s hereby gvsn that
sealed proposals. will be received at this ofce, until
o. sock =. NJ, saturday the 30th day of Sep.smb
inst when they sill be opened By US, in presence OF
such Of the bidders may he present, for site
which TO erect building 10 be used a. Court House
and Post Once provided for by the sec,od section OF
the act Of Congress, approved tho I'd day Of August
1854 which is in the following words, viz :'Se,tion
2 And be il further enacted That the President
To be PROCURED BY purchase otherwise suao ses
for buildings to be eected Court Houses and Post
Oces, in the cities Of Boston, Now YORK and Philadel
pha and that he prepare and submit TO Congress, at
carly cay practicable plans aul estimates for the
some together with any eontIeot contracts he may
make for such se Sites which contract contracts
shall Re conditional and made subject to the approval
of Copgressn Escb proposal must state dstinctl, the
precise location othc site which may DO osrs tho area
10 square feet the character Of the improvements there
II any and the price per square foot and be accom-
panied by iagram of the square, or block, in which
said site may be situated showing the shape and dnen
sons said site, and must also state tho time when
fuli iosst ssion could be given.
AB,M. T. HILLYER,
V. s. Marshal Southern District OF New York.
ISAAC v. FOWLER,
Postmaster, New York.
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AaFsh's mt, the only Radical Cure
Guss.-Mars. have just received the United States
a,lsers ratenIarsh's radical cure truss, that took
Inc sole prent the late exhibition in the Crystal
f,isse. hsived the universal appreciation OF the
mecicsi and al profession Of this city, and viii
cure nine QUIT cases OF reduciblc hernia. All per-
s"ns are eautlgainst infringing upon this ins.ru-
nient open A. NJ. until 9P N. MARSH 90,
NO Pa 5ta.ce.
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Legal. NOTICES.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE SURROGATE
o. the county OF New York, notice Is hereby given 70
All persons having claims against John l. ii. McCrackan
late q the city Of New York. merchant decessed TO pre-
sent the same with vouchers thereof to the subscriber
At his oce No 81 Chambers street. in the city Of Nes
York, on or before the Goth day Of Decber next IA
ted New York, The 14th day Of June, 1854
PETER B. SWFENY. Public Administrators
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va. EaAc,ak,ses .--lc rs shsarsA sact that
Asen0as ean DO inauce4 10 buy vaat Ia utterly
IS, bessase oferes at low price Thousands OF
ssaschiaer called ohesp hacs beer sold, which
- be 4sea-tGey we're made only to soil. Many
I'm shs market SOW. The ocly hind which have
,,s~test on experiences are Singers. Which are
xSn peoftab.e use There IA DO dispute about
10 use these machines, and no assnine Of any
,slle xade without infringing our numerous pa
SINGER 4 90, 328 Broadway.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-TsE CoPARr.
~ nership heretofore existing between John En- iii a
and stewart 8 nron ia this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business win be carried by ~rEwA9r
avenue, who viii colec. al debts and pay al bilis.
September 10, 1854.
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Fafsh ,e and F,,orteenth y

nNvsdlsr Creator Will Create Hair an
nam heads,t the hair from falling out, and - an
asTscIs Of tshopld be used by every lady and geu-
eenan. Fly the principal druggists and at tho
aepot, 32l ay. rrice 81.
CE. HUTCHINSON, Agent.
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Lazy d Coz Quarterly for sepeembes,
1eBA-Ihn day Win issue (new and Originally styles for
sDtkneD's ar ~ hats LEARY &CO Leaders II Fssh-
Ssn, As.er House, Broadway.
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Dysperured.--M hoover Doubts the
emcscy 6f INNS Dy spepsia Elixir, cal at the prin
sspai Office, osdway, and see hundreds of certid-
Saies OF out respectable citizens Of New York.
Price 81 per
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The BreyScrr Hcuse-Fffth Av~nuc, eoeneF
cf Eighth street This establish ,cnt ec,au It'd exclu-
les on tire Enropea, plan has restaurant attached
Dg in the hotel Dinners and supper viz Dc provided
- Ell times at short notice either in private or
- the restaurant.
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popc;sah,. IA nson,a;.n - IN ~ $3.50 's s,.I,
Hestrf - :s.s.. - suyev ....Si, 49, ~
80. Ass street, where, as we'll az at drug and
- ,nerally, may be Obtained Hiu's improved
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Pianos and meIodr Ons.-- Horace wssers'
pfzncs celebrated for their eat isnoroyensnt which
sves then power briiancy, and risnness 80 tone
squaed by any other pianos in the United States An
0meDse OF pianos aud eloceous from eele
6ated manufacturers oopAnfiy In store large vare
Of the hest second hand pianos Ia the market Prices
80 $50, SO, SIS, Ss 70 si75 avery las ruusut
yaete5 large discount mare from factory prices for
cash. To sui. purchasers monthly aJments Sil
y taken. Cash paid fer second hand pianos NIB
Pianos TO rent.
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II r.-,. 60
- EnM,s ~, W'ys sPAIs, rAnnA' &C.,
Z tsday at ~ oclocs. Ship builders will find it
'test 20 attend
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b face all frecsled and sore,
air her shoulders about,
IAN sat at her toilet gisss-
sing the pimples out.
she exclaimed in pain,


l3n sat at her toilet gisss--
ring the pimples out.
she exclaimed in pain,
lnnot be endured
ut a cake Of Goursud's soap
ut hope to be cured;
lime have in vain"
We thas .lsc she said-sufl1ce it TINT
No proclke Of GOURhUD's SOUP, and was in
HaDtF CHS soap, It Is well known, cures freck.
-, sup4er, ami all shin defermities. Poudre
ssptssc Teir from any part Of 'hs body. Liquid
.o0Sc, III bnir dye, and restorative At the old
oopos, % street, first sfose from Broadway.
Fthye and Fnurtcenth Street have
eosno 70 it-Our srislocratis families are hurry
ing BACK ! ocean life AMI the springs, and pre-
Paranopsfoot for the opera season. We take it
sor esant.in attending TO other matters, the Ia
sses con their comple1ions. The fairest skins
nave DO ntthered little brown in the rural dis
Gfctr, andr to dissipate 1t, and lend now bril-
Aney ardss to the complexion, we recommend
xh"lON I'm Lotion, which nu.y be obtalned at
hi3 esrabliiin the ST. Nicl,olas. and II the best
cosmetic e.
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Kidding Car0s.-An assortment of Ever
celebrated engraved wedding cards. envelopes, &C.,
bac ON application, sect py post 10 any part
country. FVESDE1I. No 302 Broadway, corner
Ne s51eer
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FIN0 THE LEGAL PROFESSION. 1wEIPtAKER'S
i Practice Under the Amended C7ds Of Procedure
Second and revised edition la two volumes Of 600
pages EACH Price 81 Noticing al recent editions do
to the day Of publication, with a very fan and veil
dsested sppenax Of form, and rules suboined III
be published on or about the 2ath inst
JOHN j. DIOSSY CO.,
Ls~ 3ockse llsrs, No. Nassau street.
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BOuehrOn - knapp, 40 C0ralAssstG street,
hays hsDo Of the best stocks Of msns and w.
sotS in he city, adapseG TO city trade southern
xna Asts, at the very lowest cash prices
Dali and xamtr for ourselges
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Md Wigs.--Bachci0r's Celebrated
M acknowledged the best IN the world.
.trza rst@iA cr aerEed 70 nine private
1ss 1UIRLORx hsir 1Be, VIZ, and crnA-
Ory, No. 28S Broadway. ss~@ u
49, MAiR-Dyes--TnIs superb pro-
ID contingency tho safest ard most 10.
ssess syteres--never failing to imrart to thu
aAns besi.;s, ~ S.sh "A tha -I;r ao,I .rd
xypiSsd tDOgO,S No. a as.or House
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Z OFT SUPPOSED IN A BOWERY AND GRAND
- street stsge pocfe book, o. n.ainng 40 eoll
piece, three ~ bs and fer s1iilings ia silver ANY
one retm ming the same to l23 Broome stree v DO
varied.
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Erie apd Kalamazoo Reslsoad Bank nc par.
nash Of Wsshtena~ at fifty the dollar Nopes
- thest bsl Ia will be tai abOva In pa ment for
ready made clothing ~ EVANS clothing warehouse,
% and CO Fulton street
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HIRAM ANDEssoN's, 80 sowery.

hper HanGinss, at the Old Importing
bnsbment, No. All Pearl street. Every variety OF
native, plain and ornamental styles raay be had,
esaie aud rrtaIl, at prices unusually Low. Calf and
TINE. O,SULIlYaN & FAVE, A36 Peari street.
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THE MILITARY.


nTsDQUkRrERS, FIRST NEW YORK y0LUN.
III sers, Mercer House, Sept. Is, 1857 The officers
and soldiers OF toe regiment viii ble az this place
on sunday, l1th inst at NJ 70 attent the funeral
have equipped hensslyes desired attend ia uri
form. By order of WARD BURNETT,
Brevet Brig GeD. and Colonel Com ,nding.
HENRY GAME Lieut.. ard Aciag Adj
NEW YORK HERALD GUARD, ATTENTION THE
IN members Of this osny requested 70 meet in
the carriers room, at the Office Saturday afternoon
at O'Clock, precisely. BY order,
JAS. ENNIS, Oomrandant.
NOTICE GU .RDIAN GUARD, ATTENTION,
~ members and friends OF Guardian Guard, who in
nd going with 'rget ex iursion to Abans
Monday, ept IS, 1854, viii meet at Thomas LawreHces,
No "a Greenwich avenue, Monday, at O'Clock P.
prior 20 departure Pupctua attendance is parcu-
larry requestet By order, GEO Starr Commandant.
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