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Testimonials from the Press.
(F}onr the echo dx PaciSc."l

DOCTOR HUNGERFORD
We wish to call the attention Of our readers to the 3D.
vertisement of this gentleman whose extensive practice
and great is sufficient induce all those afflicted ts
give him call The Doctor only regularly educa-
ted Physician hut be has the principles honesty and can
feel for his fellow beings He has undoubtedly prac
t'ce than any other Physician in San Francisco and
fast increasing To those acquainted with the Doctor We
say nothing to skill and integrity as thcy are well
known; but to strangers do say call No. 226f Du-
pont street. and you will find that friend in need is
friend indeed.
From the "Soxthern Medical Joarnal."l
PROFESSOR HUNGERFORD
Although opposed to the system Of ADVERTISING vet We
deem it but just to this gentleman admit that bis system
approved one in throughout the civilized world
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STATE GF CALIFORNIA, Cou, ty of Ell Dorado.
In the District Court llth Judicial District
William H. Darling, Albert Earle, and j. B. Hopps
plaintiffs VS.. r. B. Whitaker and Thomas Dolan
The People Of the State OF California to Thomas Doan
greeting.
You hereby required to appear in action brought
against you and said r. T. Whitaker by the above named
plaintiffs in the District Court of the lth Judicial District
of said State, in and for FL Dorado County and
vice of this upon you such service be had out
Of said District within twenty days if in said District
and within ten days if With. said County (,xcusive Of
the dav Of serYice) Judgment by default Will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to the of $SS5
and interest due upon two promssOry notes executed
Plaintiffs by said Defendants and also for the foreclosure
and sale OF certain morgaged premises to wit hree
tam tracts parcels Of land situated in said County and
State, and known tine Packwood claims, the main
road from Salmon Falls to Greenwood Valley and about
threeourths of mile north of Centreville together with
all and singular tho Nc thereunto belonging or
in any manner appertaning" And if you fail to appear
and answer to the complaint above described the plain
ti will apply to the court for relief in accordance with
the prayer Of said complaint
<~o) Witness my hand and seal of said Court affixed
lat Office in Coloma, this the Goth day of Sepem-
W. ber, A d. 1854.
A. Ste. DENVER, Clcrk
II appearing from the affidavit of of said Plaintiffs
that the within Plaintiffs have good of action
against the within named Dolan, and that he be
found after due digencet is ordered that service of
be made by publication in the Empire County Argus
for three weeks successfully.
Done at chambers this the 10Th day of September,
1854. NJ. HOWELIs District Judge llth District.
Attest SIC. DENVER Clerk. 453
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G.. |. HAZELTINE.
Daguerrean Artist,

NEXT DOOR TO WINTERS HoTEL--up STAIRS.
WA7OULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
w Co!oma and vicinity that he has fitted up suit Of
for the above business and is prepared furnish
superior Lkenesses with all the latest improvements
Having tho advantage Of superior light, he is confident
Of giving perfect satisfaction and is enabled tskc Pic
lures in cloudy well as clear weather.
Pictures Of children taken in fair weather in from three
10 five seconds Daguerreotypes copied and landscapes
taken in superior style
He invites all, whether they desire Pictures not
visit his and examine specimens Hours of sitting
from A. NJ TO Z NJ.
You that have beauty should to IIaseltnc take it
GU that have should 60 and let him make it 80
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For Sale

ssssAs THE house kaowu - tho Taau.ers Iup the
R@ north side Of the South Fork of he Aiaerlcan iv-
It'll @ err situated close the end of the Brge opposite
xfsA Cooma Tnee large lots all under goou fences
large stable and well of atfeiaing.
This is II very desirable location for any person with
family, who wishes to settle in the country.
Possession will be given immediately. as the present pro-
priet intends going to the States Apply to the ropie-
U the premises JOHN SCOTT.
Coloma, Sept. Is, 1854 4a3*
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WANTED.

HNROM Five Thousand to Ten Thousand Dollays.
IL chance for investment. For sale, the one-half
the whole interest," in old established, lucrative
ufactung business in Sacramento city having splendid
Of cash customers some of them trading this last four
years This business well established and pays hand.
profit Tho half interest will be sold for 600 cash.
or if desired the whole interest FIR $4,000 The propri
etors having made well of the business Wish sell OUT
and TO the east This is chance rarely to be met
with, and is deserving the attention Of capitalists.
For particulars address apply to Y. e. Of Mr..
G. ANTRQkCS, Reo Estate Agency ard irtclisence
C-,e, F.sth st-ec., rescy Ss--a.l51to. -
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McCONNELL'S STORE.

GARDEN VALLEY.
YEHE undersigned keep constantly Land, fresh and
d. varied Gssort OF
G. 90 D S
Their stock of Miners supplies unequalled in variety,
guilty and cheapness.
II A r d w ARE
Of all kinds constantly hand and fresh additions to our
stock Of q jod. arriving every week.
Also
The attention Of Mines aud others invited to our su.
pcrior stock Of
/ l III B Err,
Of every desc rton, Win prepared to cut to order
and w stll 10" fol cash MoCQNNELL IL Co.
ga de. alley. sept 7h, iS33. 43tf
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TO thc Hon. John ". Howell,

TO the Hon. john ". Howell,
District Judge Of the 1lh Judicial District
WOU will please take notice that the expiration of thirty
II days from tho date hereof. the undersigned will make
application the Governor of the State of California for
the pardon of James Logan, convicted Of the crime Of
Murder the l2 day of September, d. 1854. in the
District Court of IL Dorado County and the 10th day
of the same month sentenced to death.
ROBERTSON, ,SANDERSON HUME.
Septembcr 23a. 1854. 40
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JACKSON, NOONEN & CO.,
M IN X Sfrnat

EMPORTERS and dealers in Paper Iiangngg, Paints,
n Oils, Window Glass, and Cpholstery Goods.
Country dealers supplied most liberal terms San
francisco prices
The largest and finest assortment OF pnper Hangngs in
Sacramento city always ON hand which we will se to The
trade at the lowest market prices Also Mating Oil
Cloth. Window Shades, Damask Lace and Muslin Cur
tans, Cornices, Chords, Tasses, ne. Ne.
Our Goods imported direct from the States
JACKSON, NOONEN, \ co.
3l34 No 20 K ,treet near 3d. Sacramento
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BI.AN KS.

EISTICI.S BLANKS, EXECUTIONS, WRl1S OF
~ Attachment. Summons Atsdav and Sub| n;a Bnl Ks
consltly on hand ana for sale nj Inc AGCl OFFICE
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
FuNIIE firm heretofore known Holiday & Askins have
this day dissolved by mutual consent the latter part
being desrous Of returning to his native land visit
to his friends. WILLIAM HOLIDAY,
WILLIAM G.. ASKINS
ALL persons indebted SAID finn will please call imme-
diately and settle with the undersigned lie will also settle
ell Indebtedness OF said firm
443 WILLIAM F. HOLIDAY.
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Dissolution.

TIME copartnershp heretofore existing between w c.
n Baker and ] jordan dissolved the l0h of
July. by the withdrawal of j. Jordan from the partnership
Coloma Sept. Sth, 1854 46 G~ J. JORDAN.
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Henry M. Fiske,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY

"OULD inform the citizens of FL Dorado County in
w general and MuD SFRNGs in particular, that he
on hand large assortment of DR. UI;S MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OILS, we'll a full supply of the bese
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug Establishments
Also. large assortment of the LATEST PUBLTCA-
TONS, which lie s receiving, by every steamer direcs
from the publishers and which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates.
aEr Storc-Postofacc Buildings, Main ST. Mud Springs.
January 4th, 1854 (12fj
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For Sale.

For Sale.
REE-FIFTliS of lllly X Co.'s Saw MILL one-half
n mile from Spanish Flat, on Travers Greek ANY
person wishing to make investment will do well to cali
soon us we intend to sell out cheap for cash. Also fifty
thousand feet of Lumber
B. The above Min is with less expense than any
other in El Dorado County.
September 20, 1854 454+
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STATE OF ChilFGEN1- Coz. ty ot H.. is,.4... -.
John McDougnl administrator of the estate of VIM
dng to law, asking order for the sale of the VIII lie of
the real of said deceased. 1t is therefore ordered
hat all persons interested shall be and appear before me at
the Court Rooms. in the of Coomi said County ON
the 9th day of October d 1854. 10 o'clock A. to
show why order should not be granted to said nd
mnistrator sell much of the real estate of said de-
ceased shall be necessary pay his debts and
of administration And it is further ordered that n conv
of this order be Published for four successive weeks in the
newspaper published in the County aforesaid called the
Empire County Argus. JAM IS JOHNSON
"A obate Judge
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!. J NJ CRJTZ

DR.. J. NJ. CRUZ.
PRACTISING PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
PRIVATE OFFICE in the Apothecary Store Of VIZ.
2to6P NJ.
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For Sale.

vi kDdiC.
A account of seveny-two twenty-five one hundred dol
"A ars against Z, Miller, lawyer of Spanish Flat
or board aud clohing) The above will be sold cheap
for cash us the chances for collecting small.
HENRY LAW,
43 Union City, FL Dorado County, California
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Thompson IL Co.
CARPENTERS AND JoIYERs, House., SIGN AND OR1A.
MENTAL PAINTERS Main street, il tho c,dU. s. Hotel.
All c.ders promptly attended te Il ~ -. ri
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Oh M CHAILENGE.-NOTICE TO GENTT.ENE
mOOU who want their clothes to look like new
Can ct the tailoring, cleaning dyeng and repairing
tabthment at 1888 Pearl street, where you can get
pitch tar grease aud paint taken out without AMI inu
~ to your clothes by J. b. NOAH $50 Pearl street
VAST OFF CLOTHlNG-s2,000 WORTH WANTED
~ The highest cssh price win be literally given, in
current money for large small lots of good left of
clothing, Of every description Gentlemen wishing TO
dsposd OF the above, will please address or calf on
JAkES M0RONEY, II Orange street, near Chatham
TIvHE BRITISH REGISTER GENERAL ANNOUNCES
Il that England contains IA reserve OF moro than
million Of unmarried men" Who makes their shirts 2
GREEN'S No. Asor House, the grand resort Of all
our bachelors who take pride in pcrfe Ct At and In
fact the stscus also have reeigued the scissors and
eedle TO Green.
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DAH9riOoUE BANK, DANBURY, CONN, REDE8ME
CHAs. B. GRANNIss, s5 Wall street.
n ,REAsURY DEPARTMENT, N. c.

T1tREAsuRY DEPARTMENT, N. G.
l. November IL, 1864
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office unt
10 O'Clock A. NJ Of the Goth of December next for th
purchase Of Sill c0 bonds issued by the State Of Nor
Carolina under act of Assembly for the
Of the Weldon and CASTOR railroad and for the improve
n mt Of the navigation Of the Neuse and Tar MvsE
They by express enactment exempted from taxatiO
for any purpose They will bear date the LIST of Jul
1854, will run ten years, and will have coupons q
tached for the interest Mt six per cent per aunum
able the first days OF January and July in each yea
Both interest and principal will be payable at the Ban
of the Republic in the city OF New York. unless whss
the purchaser prefers have them payable at the Tree
sury Of this state. They viii be issued In Of 81,
each.
Parties bidding will please address their letters q
dorscd Proposals for Ncrth Carolina Stocksn to q
undersigned, mt Raleigh, N. G. They will also state
what kind Of funds they propose to pay. The bids Nd
be opened the Goth OF December next the pressn
Of the Governor Secretary AID Comptroller Of the stat
ard q. w. Mordeca President of the Bank OF the Stat
Of North Carolina. The undersigned reserves Tie rs
of accepting such bids, In whole In part 80 he ma
deem most advantageous TO the State. Successful b.
ders will be required, as informed Of the
cepancc of their bids to deposit In bank the amount
their bids, with the accrued interest from the ist
July last TO the credit Of the Treasurer Of North Car
liza. This deposit may be made In the Bank Of the
public New York the Bank Of tho State OF North Car
lima, or the Bank OF Cape Fear, Raleigh. Dscumeu
showing the great OF the State and the an
amount Of her indebtedness may be had on applsati
at this Office, to Messrs. Brown end De Rossstt, a
Of Wv York. d. W. COURTS,
Public Treasurer Of North Carolina.
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YTHEsrrAN oPERATrC TROUPE AT THE ODEoN.
A Willamsburg.-The above company will commence
brief engagement at the above Hail. on Saturday even
ing next Dec q at O'clock and continue TO rcrsoru
until further notice. This Troupe is composed Of some
artists whose ability il known and approved by talent
from all sections Of the world Doors open ct 0x per
cents.
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YUyO FUR HAT MANUFACTURERS.-THE SGBSCRI-
IL Der having engaged IN tho jobbing business, will
dispose Of his manufacturing establishment with
without the building, COMP rising all the improvements
Sunr not au be- lsassd for
term Of years. it is largo and connnodious being 33
feet front by 10 feet deep and four stories high fronting
Lombard street and running back to twenty foot
wide street. Is supplied with water gas furnaces &c
throughout. portion Of it is appropriated and well
adapted to the manufacture Of silk hats and furnished
with the necessary utensils Taken altogether it Is the
complete establishment OF the kind in the State of
Pennsylvania, and to enerprisng business man,
practical in the trade who 10 DESTROYS OF locating him.
self in Philadelphia better inducement could be Of
fered. Terms moderate, and possession given immed
Ately. Apply or direct to JOSEPH FAREIRA, 404 Lom-
bard street, Philadelphia.
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nRAMA11C BEADINGs,--MRs. MACREADY, THE
HoIe Chapel, on Tuesday evening. Dec s. Selections
ir ON shakspere, Byron Scott Knowles and several Of
our modern poets Tickets 80 cents three tickets for
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TESTIMONIAL TO TIE FAMILY OF THE LATE I. u.
Il Briggs, At Woods Varieties, Mechanics Hall, 472
Broadway on Saturday evening" December 3, which
occasion Nr. Wood has generously rendered the Of
his hail. and the whole Of the company have volunteered
their valuable services. Tickets DO hsd Of any Of
the under mentioned committee and at all the principal
hotels and music stores
Albert McIwain, Thomas Moore, Francis Trevor, ste
phen H. Clapp, William II. Hess, David Hagan, John
simpson, Capt. j. I. Cox, John Pyne, aud others.
NEIL MCLEAN NEWsON, Chairman.
CUAa l.. HfCVs Sccrafnrv
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TIP TOWN AMUsEMENTs.-KNICK HALL,
~ Testimonial TO @. W. Moore, Monday evening Dec
rouble band Of mnsreIs twenty star performers in
thirty acts including the great impairment with knives
BY Hernandes and Moore. Tickets Is cents. Children
half price. = :
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NEW MUSIC ADJUSTMENT. = BAssropr

NEW MUSIC ESTABLISHMENT - BAssrORD =
IN BR0wER, No. COS Broadway, invite the attention
81 their friends and the public TO their extensive stocE
&c, Wholesale and retail Music and pianofortss sun
Piled TO dealers and teachers liberal terms Orders
postage free on receipt Of the money. T. FRANKLIN
BAssF0RD, FRED W. BR0wER formerly Of Jacques 8
Brother.
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HUsICAL..

A n ITALIAN GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR OF PIANO.
"a lotto, desires board in . private family, where
lent for his board. Address 9. NJ, 773 Broadway
M UsIC LESSONS-EDwARD FLORY WILL CTvr
l lessons on the piano forte and melodeon Addrsss
or cal at l. j. Descombes' piano forte store No ss5
broadway. M' - ~
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nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, 80 LONG KNOW
IL to the citizens Of New York, may b. consult
with confidence usual, 1t his old once whore aH VI
have suffered from the maltreatnent Of prstsndsrs q
rely on being honcfsbly treated.
nR. EDWARD, FROM THE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF PA
IL (pupil OF tho celebrated Monster Ricord), attsl
patients every day, from TO II in the morning,
nR. LARM0NT'S PARIS AND LONDON MD9Cl
~ Adviser, and Marriage Guide, IIth edition.
pages, cloth, Is sngravings Both married and -
should consult It. Sold at No. 229 Broadway,
mailed free for q, By the author, NJ Larnont phys
where he IL consulted fSom IL A n to Up. n, aaA
. In the evening, Sundays excepted. N. B-Nst
drug store. Patients treated BY mail or express
dress all letters box "a New York Post Once. We {
cur with all other papers In Recommending DR.. IArm
TO the afflicted. Courier des Etats Unis Stats Xetu
National Democrat, Day Book, and New Brunsv
Times.
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ITO GROCERS.-FOR SALE FOR HALF VALUE A
horse, harness and wagon, all in good order for S75
If purchased Inquire ut 2ll Third avenue
OF Nineteenth street. Z. KIRCHNER.
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nR WARREN, MEMBER OF THE COfxxun
IL Surgeons Of Dublin and Edinburgh, attends -
waite practice at his old established Once u NsA|
street, near Catha'ine where he 10 performine the
astonishing on record, without restraint IN q
business pursuits.
TyEvER AND AGUE WARRANTED CURED|
I from twenty-fonr TO forty EIGHT hours, AN
but one shake. will take any man afnctcd with 4
ask no pay All other diseases ensctuAlly treated
cured. j. E. NOLAN, Indian Doctor, 12o Bel
street, csrner Of Front, up stsirs.
NO FEE TILL CURED. DIR. CORBETT, on NJ
IN Duane street, may b. eonsulted with conAAsaI
diseases. Twenty three years II one spsslAltly e
him TO guarantee permanent curea. N. R-tk. q
member Of The New Yosk Univsrsity 90 NJ q
II his once.
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EasaIEH or.s4 a Maos GARDEN TICKETS
chairs, o.; Private Boss~, S. Doors open Al az: =
e co.,. = * s'sis s svc,,,n
6P. NJ, DAILY: WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
MONDAY EVENING, Die. 4,
Triumphant success ref: q VAN
Wv ~ ~-"' LUCY ISc 10Y OS IkGsaRMooR.
Her wonderful rendition and vocaxs Ia this role Ia
Nightly received with the most enthusiasts applause
Raymond Mr.. Hcrncssis Col Ashton Mr.. Irving
Arthur. Mr. Geo Harrison Norman. Mr.. Chambers
Musical Director. ............M Mr.. THOMAS BAKER
DURToN's, CHAMBERS srREEr.-FOURTH WEEK
ID of the New York play.-Ths great hit Of the sea-
Monday and every evening this week,
THE UPPER rEN AND LOWER TWENTY,
nightly played to full and fashionable houses.
MT gurton lin his great part Of. -; .Crookpsth
Mr. Johnston ........as the. New York Boy
Mr. Fisher Mr. Msrchan,, Mss Raymond Mrs Hughes
THE BIleHrED BEING
Seats may be secured three days in advance.
|. DOwERY TIEATRE-PROPRIEToR AND MANAGER.
ID / wsdron; Stage Manager, Robert Jones.--Pricss
Of Admiss,on-Boxss, 70 cents; Pit and Gallery lax
cents; Private Boxes, So
THE CATARACT OF THE CANOES,
with the combined ompanes-dramatic and equestrian
FULL STUD OF HORSES.
New Scenery 81 Dances MssAsery &C.
MONDAY EVENING, DLc. 4,
viii be presented
ASTONISHING EQUESTRIAN FEATs
BY THE WHOLE OF THE STAR TROUPE
The performances will conclude with the great drama
Of THE oATAisAcY OF THE GANGES
MSkawa.. Mr.. Arnold Iran. Robert Jones
Performance every Saturday afternoon.
DURDY's NATIONAL 1TIEATRE-DREs CIRCLE AND
4 Upper Boxes, rs cents; Pit, l2k cents; Orchestra
Seats 80 cents; Private Boxes s.. Doors open at 4
curtain viii rise at ~ O'Clock Monday evening Dec.
u. ~ will uwifh
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCE, by the French aud
American Circus; after which, Fancy Dance by Miss
Lefolle; to conclude with THE SKELETON WITNESs.
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM SHORT ENGAGE
ID ment of the PERFORMING BEARS. Vast collec-
ton OF wax statuary, the beautiful living Grafes the
living Boa CONSTRUCTOR the original Happy Family &c.
Monday, Dec. 2, 1S54-Aftcrnoon, at g. the drama of
FROM VILLAGE TO COURT, feats of the PERFORMING
ing, at TX, the play OF THE LADY OF LYONS Admit
lance to all 70 cents. Children under 10, 12h cents
WOODS VARIETIES MECHANICS HALL. 472 BROAD
w WAY, (abovs Grand strest.)
WHITE AND ETHIOPIAN coaic AND sE annsES
PERFORMANCES
MOST TALENTED DEIlNEATORS IN THE WORLD.
H. WoOD, though the first to introduce white chsraota
into an Ethiopian entertainment deems II not out =
place to call the attention OF his patrons and the pub
generally to the fact that at the above Hall may sesa
ths sunshine and shade OF the Life ntsrspers
with
REAL ARTISTIC AND PLEASING PANrOBnE AM
DANCING IN WHITE CHARACTER. ,
H. Wood intends simply to HOLD TIKI MIRROR UP \
Of NEGRO LIFE without detracting from his u
altng him above his proper sphere in society thsrec
giving very pleaAing as we'll a most instructive
moral
This evening, an entire change Of programme
tickets. .......................2 % C0na
Doors open ut OK; to commence at ~, precisely.
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lNl to suit applicants, every description Of pro
perry rents collected business procured and dsp0sst
Of at the agency and loan Office 304 Broadway cornaa
of Duane street. second floor No. O. The strictag
confidence and honor may DO relied upon
MCLAUGHLIN & ONEIIE.
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NJ OTICE.--TIIE MEMBERS OF THE JOHN DARRAGH
IN Guard will assemble at headquarters 23il South
street Sunday, Dec. 3, at half past O'Clock r. NJ
Every member is requested to be punctua ms business
Of importance will be transacted. BY order Of
WV. BARNES Sec. J. J. KENT, CONT
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YTyO BUTCHERS.-THE SHOP FIXTURES, AND GOOD
viii Of old established stand, now doing q good
business, for sale to . cash customer cheap Ii we'll
worthy the attention of persons following that business
Apply at 50 Sixth avenue, corner Of Fourth street.
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ID GARD DOWN TOWN-GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS IN
ID desirable location, for families, gentlemen and
their wives also single gentlemen TO be had by applying
at No Broadway corner Of Beaver street Transient
boarders taken.
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DERHAM'S BURLEQUE TROUPE, 663 BROADWAY.
Il THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT TICKETS,
to be received for tho admission OF four persons each
GREAT NOVELTIES EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK
The Farcical Burlesquc Of the BLACK BARBER.
Second week Of the laughablc pantomnae of
JOCKe. OR THE BRAZILIAN APE.
Revival, account OF its immense popularity OF the
PHANTOM CHORUS
Fifth week, by general request of their inintable
RAILROAD GALLoP AND AcooApANInEyrs,
Sixth week Of the Plantation Festival Gathering:
AN UNEQUAII.ED PROGRAMME OF ETHIOPIAR
SONGS, CHoRusEs Solos, DUETrs, Jrcs, TO-. IL WHICH
WARDEN, BOYD, LIE PETITE CHRISTINE,
And the entire Star Troupe will appear.
Doors open ut 61s; commence at y o'clock.
Cards OF admission, rs cents
GIFT TICKETS AT ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Issued In connection with the Mirror North and South
America, now in Boston, viii, for the present, by
Special arrangement, admit four persons each, to
PERTAINS BUR1ESQUE OPERA HOUSE.
10000 Of these tickets already sold.
Only 40 900 more to sell.
To be obtained from A. n. to r. M at 613 Broad.
way Each purchaser Of one Of these tickets win be pre-
sented With certificate OF share in the
100, 900 VALUABLE AND CT Silly ARTICLES
donated by Mr. Perham to his patrons.
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DOARD IN A CENTRAL LOCATION.-LARGE AND
ID elegantly furnished parlor tue second noor also
veil lighted bedroom. Partial board il dcsireiat
lerate rents, in strictly private family Call at 90
Charlton street, corner Greenwich.