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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

FIREs.-Tte season Of fires seems to
have returned again. Within the space
Of a week there has been extensive con-
flagrations in Columbia, San Francisco,
Grass Valley and Sacramento. At Co.
lumbia, nearly the whole town was con-
sumed. Loss $5OO,OOO.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

INcREAsINc.-A friend of ours brought US
in yesterday list of 16 new subscribers. S.
We are pleased to see the subscription list of
the Herald increase. Our friends should
all do likewise-every neighborhood should
have it's package Of papers. Nothing like
circulating the documents
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15
STOCKTON, JULY 18th, 5 P. M.

STOCKTON, July 18th, 5 P. M.
The Democratic Convention for San
Joaquin and Contra Costa counties, as
sembled here to-day, and nominated T..
Il. Boulden for the State Senate, without
a dissenting voice.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

A monster turnip has been grown in the
garden of H. C. Wadhams Mt Mormon Island
which measures no less than twenty six
inches in circumference, and weighs exactly
sixteen pounds
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

The cultivation of the earth is the
foundation and soprre Of all wealth,
health, nnd happiness.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

The Anti Broderick Convention IN Ell
Dorado publish the names of IA delegates
who remained in the house after the 81
Broderick men withdrew.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

The man who never says "nothing to
nobody" was married last week to the
lady "who never speaks i'll Of no one."
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

FAREWELL ENeAGEMENr.--Thc great
tragedian, Mr.. Murdoch, commenced his
farewell engagement at the metropolitan?
theater, San Francisco, on Monday eve-
ming.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

Mrs. Partington says that flour RISES .,,r :"
fast there isn't the least need OF '"'f
tings" in making bread
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

Sacramento Agency.-WM. AGAR, is
our agent for Sacramento City. He can be
found at the Daily Democrat Printing Office
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15
PLACER HERAL

San Francisco Agency.-THOS. BOYCE,
is the authorized agent of the Placer Herald.
in San Francisco; all advertisements intrust-
ed to him will be carefully attended to as he
may contract.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-07-15

Messrs. Adams and Co., and Wells, Fargo
and Co., are our general agents for Placer
County. Any advertisements, JOB work or or
subscript;ons left at either of their Offices will
be promptly forwarded to US.
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tIOnS, should nave so little regard Tor
decency and propriety-that his PROPOSE
ton was met with a perfect storm of
noes.
After the call had been read, DR.. Cate
was nominated as temporary Chairman,
and elected unanimously. The conven-
t;on then adjourned to await the report Of
the committee on credentials. i he con-
vention after again convening attempted
to take action upon the report of the COM
mittee, but action was prevented for a
long while by repeated motions to adj
journ and amendments to the report, made
by the BrodericH faction, which were all
voted down-none but the regularly elect
ed delegates voting--ard the majority
conceded to the minority as to allow both
delegations from the contested precincts
to vote, thus equalzing the vote so tar as
those precincts were concerned, and
working no hardship to either party
Finally, and after long and tedious ses-
sion, the question recurred on the adop-
ton of the report of the committee; the
vote was taken by show of hands, and
the report adopted by over eleven majori-
ty. The convention was then permanent
Iy organized and adjourned till Saturday
morning.
1t is not true, sir, as every one who was
present knows, that the question was put
to "the 1chole cro,ud assensbied"-thatt the
"Chairman declared that the ayes had q
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CITY InssIllrrnne.

FRs--About two O'Clock yesterday morning q are
occurred ct Robert Stark 20 8 steam mahogany saw
MILL Nos. se5 and 3s7 Monroe street which smed
S. 900 worth OF stock-insured for SO 600. Not much
damage done 10 the building. The fire broke Ia
tie UPPER story.
Last night about half past O'Clock, Ere broke
out Ia the provision store No 246 Washington street
which was nearly destroyed before the flames
nguhed The loss is estimated IS 900, said to be
covered by insurance
AstENsIus DAy.--This day will be comrnemorated In
many churches throughout Chris tendon Il is Observed
as the Anniversary of the day which the Saviour left
the earth and assembled into heaven There will be ful
service ser on and holy communion In Trinity church
this morning at O'clock A. IL
COMMISSIONERS OF ExcIsE The Commissioners Tor the
Tenth ward yesterday for the granting of censes at
the Mayors ofhse from 10 a. NJ. 10 l.. n The appli
cations were very numerous, hut oaiy nineteen were
granted The whole number of licenses given up to this
time is as olo -Fr,t ward 255; secnnl ward, 50;
Third ward leo; Fourth ward, 375; Fifth ward $50;
Sixth ward 379; Seventh ward, 2l3 Eighth ward 2o3;
Ninth ward, Temperance granted; Tenth ward,
TO- The Commissioners viii continue 20 sit from day to
day ill every ward has been heard.
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ARRIVALS.
City Politics,

TIE Young MEMS DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENE
RAL COMMITTEE.
This Committee met last night at Stuyvesant In I'll
tutcC Godfrey Gunthcr in the chair. After the usual
preliminary proceedings, notion committee Of three
appointed by the Chair 10 report resolutions Tor the
action Of the meeting. The committee retired and in
.cw minutes returned, and reported the following pre-
ale and cso!rtons which received with applause
and unanimously adopted
The object Of the formation OF this committee
preserve the integrity of democratic principles and in
every legitimate way to to tho party We
have planted ourselves upon the platform Of principles
and chieest of which recognise great principle
on-in'ervention in the Territories, upon the slavery
question.
Therefore resolved That hail with congratulaton
the by Congress- of the act establishing
meni for the Territories of Nebraska and kansn in
which the right Of is snized
setted that the passage of that bin meets with
unanimous approval an approval at once honest and
heartfelt, because in accordance with democratic ex
pec'aticn
Resolved That heartily endorse the action OF the
State Convention Of the party which recently assembled
AZ Albany in reference to call for tho assemblage OF
Slate Con, ention, to moet the l2thef July next
Syracuse TO nominate candidates for next fall cleo
ton That we viii use all proper means 10 be repre- cnad
in that convention by trusty and reliable men, and feel
confident that the convention will present to cani
dates whom endorse with alacr.y and cheerfuly
support at the polls.
Resolved, Tbat Executive should take early action
in relation 10 complicated foreign relations That
have just cause Of offence at spain her and
alone atonei for by full and ample reparatiou being
speedily made That further endurance rcmonstrane
woud be nn worthy Of government because experI
cnec has taught that orbearance upon part has
only led 10 renewed insult and aggression.
After some further business no particular impor-
lance, the meeting adjourned.
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Liquor Licenses.
TO THE CITIZENS OF THE TWELFTH "


for antn ig@or licenses ios the Twslitn ward Theiaw
s.S e.: e.
$
Of
SHOULD justly before yoa my istsnaod position.
Upon caretu i. sia q al the laws relating to this
te limits entirely Discretionary with tho
sis.s ss%nunsy SsisSes
licenses for tho sale of drinks in the Twelfth
sign licenses ordinary tlpplins shops
@ ss a tue a n1s rs It
sasss ss = on ing sn4 A
FOR f'' upoS either public Or private charity.
the s for s' w
ceres NJ servants We as others are exposed
hs crowds Sas wSs sss
e With whose
Profits derived from the sale Of wine. aud liquors
raise shssaeer all our srosery
nna a , an a T9 @
eause ,st BY urni,hn Intoxicating drinks they atraa,
ss iss % 81 Sne sy
s nat 0,e ana hsng accompanied By els and songs
holy Sabbath evil is apparent, so
into s is' 's sssi'
G
ss.t. would partial ara anis;s dshis for the
poly In The sale Of liquors alike dtasteful to
and repugnant to my democrats principles. was born
and raised republican and bound such in matters
cpis TO tpow distinct between the rich and
the What RICH have 70 favor In this respect large
hotel with shilling drinks where the patrons the
wealthy and dcny the apple Of humble shopeeper
with three penny drinss end workiogmen for
tavsrps will damage the property Of the owner cannot
think In the absence Of Intoxicating drinks let these
provide the choice uts Of the
with ices, ard and cooling bu harmless
drinks and they would thereby attract large class Of
raj citizens who refuse TO visit such because OF
tie taio ofiutoxicatiAg beverages.
But IL will be said Surely you will not refuse licenses to
on not to be drank the premisess Ny reply H. that
such will enter into the bu snes only gain snd
therefore 1t Is not to &C expected that they will draw
as to the purposes for which the sale is de-
signed The door would be for improper to
purchase by the qnantty aud clandesoely sell by the
glass 10 little neighborhoods of vorLingmon practise
already denounced OF the crying evils of the ward
that TIE opposition which has been vigorously put forth
against prohbtory laws by wholesale and liquor deal
and their respectable friends has based chiefly
the that the laws sucien.
to train hut 10 abolish, the trafc. am willing to
ty AL such opponents by fair test Of the vaue and
strength Of existing laws
Fbally, resolved this step because my consttu
ent voted Ter full knowledge Of views tis
question From the large vote given me by all
licenses tor drinking purposes only the
object Of those who electd therefore, licenses
GRANTED for vending OF intoxicating drinks the
sponsbilty must with the other the
Mayor Of the city. and Alderman of the ward
c. Z. NORTH, Councilman Of the Twelfth Ward.
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raE BUILDER OF HID AMERICA.

TO EDITOR NEW HERALD.
SIR:In your paper OF this mornng there is oommuni
cation headed Builder Of he America" Tho writer
COMPLAINS that u has been remarkable silence in
card 70 who built tho yacht America and that he
remain client whom his we'll earned aures taken by
arottr. Your aorresp pdent is think mistaken Col.
Hamilton. know intended and positive did state,
Tint The contractor Mr. W. II. Brnwa and that tie
luiider Nj George Steers lsnding the for h
&c and the other o his unriva'led skill in modai
constructing her, In the hurried statement OF suoh d
the toasts furnished to the gentle
who reported them or ne coud rememhcr procure
doubt omit ted mislaid among which
hare 'ecr the st9tsmen mt made by Dol Hamiit
sincerely asp y do fba the omission
and have wish TO pirate myself e propsry
OF ance viii take this occasion to rspeat-wh,. have
try that tho model nd construction Of tho yacht Amer
V'ye due and due alone, to Mr. George Steers You're
respectfully, JJHN C STEVENS.
can but regret 1t not to have answered the pur
pose intended II Mr. Steers his friends will write for
me disclaimer of all the honor of modelling building
the America more satisfactory to him to them, will
sign 1t with great pleasure. Your obdt. servant,
JOHN q. STEVENS.
New YcuK, May %, 1854.
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IMPORTANT MUSICAL EMIGRATION FROM Etc.

IMPORTANT MUSICAL EMIGRATION FROM Eu-
RorE.-TLat courageous and cnterprising thcat-
ricai speculator, Mr.. Hackett, has caused the
announcem Mt to be extensively circulated
through town, that Grisi and Mario have at
length made up their minds to hazard al At
lsniic voy age, and win embark for this country
on board the steamer which leaves on the 9th
of August They are to appear at Latargc'
new opera house, and it is said expect to bag
$25000o of California gold before their return,
in exchange for the old and worn out notes
which they have been circulating in Europe for
the last quarter of century.
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Srent Excitement at Washington.
| Senior Jose BarTundia, the first Minister from
the free State Of Honduras 10 the United States,
has arrived at Washington, snl may be ex-
! pected at New York in few days.
We give, to-day, an important despatch from
one of our Washington correspondents, in rela-
ton to the mission of Senior Barrundia. II al.
pears that the announcement in the HERALD OF
Monday last, that his mission was one having
tor its ultimate object the annexation of Hon
duras 10 this republic, has created great eg-
element in diplomatic circles at Washington
that the English and French Ministers we're ex-
cessively annoyed at the alleged proposition,
aud that they repaired at once to the State
Department for information. 1t Is unnecessary
30 say that Mr. Marcy was unable to give them
much light upon ihe ssb, oct-hts diplomacy Is
principally confined 10 square cut coats and old
brecches-but they may obtain considerable
information q TO Senior BaygaIdie and Hon
duras ry a careful pcrusal of the HGR4Lp
The people Of Honduras an the people of
the United states would receive mutual benefit
by peaceful union such a will, ere long. Ne
proposed. The al .uisitiol 81 Cll,forn;a. ald
Tie great emigration from the Atlantic c,sc
TO Tat state have enlightened I'll, p,opls y
Honduras = Is thc prcscn. pro perol5 .,ali
tion Of Tie CR.toi States, aud tiey uor, iii
m intelligent elroy 10 crraale .pel
treaty with ia - will strengthen ILL.
friendly feeling, and o.hag8is, contc.blt, /,
he welfare q both parties. s,aor Bir4ar,
viii give " valuable Information a. - the p,..
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a BRACE OF EDITORIAL PoRTRAIrs-In an
other part of our paper to-day, will be found
copied from virginian contemporary, couple
o. liie-iike sketches of two Of our city contem-
Ioraries, which we recommend to the careful
examination Of our readers. They are dashed
of in broad, vigorous, mastery style, some
what after the manner of Annibal Caracci-a
little sharp and cutting in the outlines, it is
true, but still presenting in bold relief the dis
tinguishing traits Of the originals. The color
ing is rather aubdued than otherwise. and there
are many details that might have been advau-
iagcously worked in; but as all the excellence
Of efforts OF this kind, is derived from the
prompt execution Of a happy conception, they
will please connosseurs better than more
elaborate attempts.
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The Yacht Club and the America.

TO TIE EHiTOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
sIR-n your notice of the coming Regatta of the New
York Yacht Club you say it is stated that when com.
rlmeptary dinner given to the proprietor of the
America, after his return from Europe mention was
made Of Mr.. George Steers, the bull Ter. The reason
given IT, that the Club desired that all the credit of the
yacht victory should belong to one Of their set How
much Of justice truth there is in the given
you win lie enabled 10 judge by turning to your files
Of 1851. Will you do the favor to repnblish the fol-
lowing rote which wrote TO you upon that subject and
which appeared in the HERALD of the 4h of October Of
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OR or EarLcYNENr-The house burners and
incendiaries whom the abolitionists threatened
to send on to Washington to burn the Capitol,
murder tho members, and plfer whatever they
can lay their hands upon, would no doubt be
found useful auxliares in the universal confla-
grafton which now threatens to light mp the
whole of Europe. Any Of the European belli-
gerents who arc likely to require their services
haze only TO apply TO the secretaries of the
antls!ayery societies and abolition soirkss.
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IMPORTANT AND AUTHENTIC News FROM
MExIco.-Santa Anna has just been defeated by
Alvarez in the mountains near Acapulco, and
is now on his way back to Mexico. Alvarez
enclosed the Mexican dictator in defle, and
killed and captured all his men. Alvarez has
been completely routed, has lost all men, and
is now q fugitive.
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Mnrlnc Affairs.

TIE CIrIEn smr FLYING CLouD.--This celebrated clip
per has again distinguished herself BY making passage
10 San Francisco from this city in the very short time Of
SO days and hours The previous shortest trip between
these ports also made BY her, in 1851 when she
reached san Francisco ia 50 days aud u hours On hr
present passage she left New YORK the 2lst Of
ard arrived out on the 10Th Of April. This makes her
fourth trip 10 San Francisco Her second occupied
ia end her third los days on the 2th ult she again
sailed from Fan Francisco for Hong Kong being oaly Is
days since she left here On the day she slile coasc-
ratle anxiety was felt in San Francisco account of
lie circulation Of report that sho had gone ashore in
the hgibor and wrecked in attempting 10 bat ont
Tie report however, false. II originated from TIE
81 Eer having 10 come - anchor during n heary
gale, owirc The hav u tie steamer Iart M
ior inr ltr ont. Sc git m or WEIGH asrn ST
c'ccck !. d. cu the 3t'h, aud ~ - oclo,k nd ~
out Of iAht On her way 10 China.
TIE he Gle or THE CREW And PASSENGERS or I'll.
sHiP BLACK u,wa.
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Cour, Cay.o.,n,-J,n,. Dav.

UsInD YATES DIsrRIol corKr-Nos Co. 49, As, as, So,
81, rs, 81, 70, "a, 10, SO, rs, u, 81
SUPERIOR CouRr--Rcgular Trial Term-Nos. 682 1 l37,
ATT 633, 789, l07 1898 100, ,329 1884, $685. 1885,
1919, ,34l, 1,343, l,345, 1,347, $40 1851, 1853
1855, 1857, 1869, Se1, 1895, 1857 1859, 1871
1873, 1876, 1877 2s3
SUPERIOR CouRr-Special Trial Tcrm.-Nos 3s3, s42
24e see, 1888, S6s, a0s, 2l4, 932 1884, 500, 976 e7s
$50 $50, 98S, $50, 9q3 994, 1888.
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ri,o I,,,r.nnincicni Cnh,ncf Cnntalns Rnat

aad cats from heads disasu hed that
lived; also, skulls human and arimai from ~ guar
ttrt Of tie flrIeipciuGirg Egyptian uummes pirates,
rtfters rurdcrers and thieves alfo numerous paintings
nd dfAwnRs celebrated indviduais <ins aud dad
Strsnesg- AID t4Sns Nil had this cShnet IN,
IroaGwEv an spr.eshe Tirc- 10 visit P-nfss iona mi.
rnttra daily - the BRoIHEhS BOWLER.
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Smiles many long. fright sunny day

q Nav
Ladies, II You Wtsh Cater Boots or ali the
fashionable styles Mt 2s to 20s per pair or IL Won via,
sppers tyes buskins from Gs 70 0s bovs mrs,
and ohldrens boots and shoes Of all kinda Fri pa
troniIe j. X MILLER CO., l3A Canal street.
Parnsois! Parnsois - 70. 40 Brewery, be-
Grand and Brs streets splendid assortment
gr atty reduced prices handsomely fgured silk and
satin FROM II upwards Umbrellas all styles
solicited. w. H. BEAMkS.
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Pcrsonnl Yntel,,ve,,c..

The nares Of the folio wing persons entered yes
terday at Glpin's Reading Room Merchants
Mr.. Ladder, Charleston, &C. Mr. John Hagarty, Cncin
rati; Mr.. Thomas Beresford, Louisville, KY; Mr.. W. G.
Barker, Ii; Capt. w. H. Putt brig Chandelier.
CaIlotto Quesada, Bridgeport; VIM Deene, Montreal
Dr. Martin Baltimore; j. Tpler Springfield arrived yes
terday at the Prescott House.
Henry Davis Boston; Com. Wilkes, Exploring expeli
ton; G. Vanderpool Albany; Hon. S. O. Phillips, Salem
J. II. Perry, San Francisco Gen. ODonnen, Baltimore
John Plum San Francisco were among the arrivals yes
terday at the ST. Nicholas
w. Page and family, San Francisco; Vim. T. Cole
man, do Geo. p. Tiffany Baltimore; Jerome Mcintosh
U.SA.; Col G. W. khzor California, were among the
arrivals yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS.
From Aspinwan In the steamship North Stare Page
FPage and lady, Pag. Jr, Sh lrt Mrs Bowell Misa
short Eaton lady aud infant, Il Kidder and lady, J
Gapley, lady and two children, mr. Morrison T. Vail
sutton, Mrs Chsse, Mrs Thurston Dixwell, sslby
Mersrs Psul MeDemett Morrison Todd Huber, Captain
Henek Maj Lorng K ehford and Mrs Clark an Two
children Mrs woodward. Mrs Dodge, Col Knser, lady,
daughter and Morrison and lady, Csulkins
Mrs Tiffany and child, Mrs Conrad. stowelt lady and
Mrs Dewitt G Brown, child and want, and Mira Cox
MS Ludlam Mrs Pcr.on Mrs PiArscp, Mrs Wright
infant Mrs Merhes nd infant Mrs Capt Nye Miss Ma
u.e. Mrs Might Mrs heeock Mr.. ,yonr. Mrs Baker,
sIs filkns Ha,kins, Coy, ICONS, Sir Hanties, Dr.
p. en- Parker Hs BoyeN exprsss, Capt wisos
nhdton; M,ssrs alden v all. Keen, pawson Candse,
Garland. Jcnr nga Holbrook kellogg Willis ms Capt,
Freeman Cart rowell, md III other cabin
with 45y in the storage.
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magic trs nsrrh paper for writing and obtaining copies
at the tipo For copying designs music 30,
In the correct and leau Hui either
cloth wood stone oderng u 10 enc mest yslu-
able article known by this the inexperienc
Cd produce exact limitations OF any leaf plant flower.
and them article that DO desired The
of useful and smenla to which it
be applied is Immense Full in preparing th
with package OF the same viii no forwarded
address upon ccipt II dollar postpaid
TKILtA;E & CO., sU7 broadway
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ly important To country merchants and families visiting
New York this and the ensuing month to know that at
the popular estahishme M the subscrbe- those unique
goods in all their vsred excesnee orisaality IN STYLE
color and pattern b. procured At prices Infinitely less
than can be purchased at any other house In the
trade ALI goods sold hy them wi bs foun on the most
RI aid eyamnAti dehtically represented WILLIAM.
McGROkTY 4 GEO. rILBY, No. liz Broadway.
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EMIGRATION 10 NEBRASKA 1t is currently
reported that Garrison, Greeley, Abby Folsom
and the remainder Of the crew OF rampant abo-
l.tionists WHO iiLd their occupation gone in
'hSse quarters. propose emigratiug to Nebraska,
n order to save that Territory from slavery.
We car only my God speed them.
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Rces q Co., OF $50 Broadway, are the ORR
sinai inventors of the German system by which superior
he taken for 25 cents and the only the
In siness in this city by tn It name
REES & co 3S5 Uor merly OF 2S) Broadway.
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sHir BLACS Hawa.
hEly NnHs, My d. fGti-


take ths method IN behalf Of my G aad others, of
thanking Capt Yctnc, Of hip Iieofor his gentleman
IL conduct rescung FROM the wreck &C the late ship
Black Hawk, ana would further add that nc 4
capable OF the situation he nov holds ihaq
Captain j. C. Young. and IL rsftc-lsr shpu there ara
livesto suyec in the middle ri atlantis DC "a
Cautan Young Is Ui,p riskcd bis life ~ sac
he lives ct others. And for what? Was /. for
Nay " not ~ to CRAFTY heart big vita The
feelings OF humanity 10 his fellow beings.
:. fiNIDNO,
late mate Of ship Black Ha W. ia behalf Of IA 1l,o of
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OF Gilt cornices lace and muslin curtains dam.sks bun
hollands dc kelly FERGUSON, 2s9is Bsoadwav,
and Reade street offering great to pur
chascrs tho above good All kads of window shadr
made order Our superior apafacturiny
to keep ion have always hadof being the
che best n State
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Tho Wonderful Stereoscope Picture Taken
70 perleetion. 81 hOCTS Gallery. y, $50 EeoaawaA.

The steamer Atlantic Leaves for h,aroisn or
Saturday poxt She viii take ous OF ia mignii
dsguerreotypes eereoscore sud made by
ROOF No. sfs Broadway. Roots pictures can depend
cd upon for Their durali'ity.