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IN 000 Mat. No l. China Rice, S hhd e1 clear bacon

lO. 900 Mat, No l. China Rice S hid .. clear bacon.
$50 bbls Ames Billings hams, $50 bbls clear pork,
$50 bbls and hf do pork, s5 hi do Goshen butter,
$50 do do June butter Is hid Pstricks June butter,
200 leaf lard, 10A 20 ID tins 155 b Dbl apples
$40 kegs B. Syrup and gallons sSe 6ql ed Sugar,
ass Qcls powd sugar SIS msts No China sugar,
e5s gs Chile beans 80 c. tobacco Is Twin do
s65 pickles. and 10 gal ass imp and cd tea.
s53 cs nne oolong tea, s54 bxs sdamantine candles
sy6 hxs layer raisins l55 cases fresh peaches,
rs es fresh apples, ia glass; 155 cases Srawberres
145 ca fresh Lobsters 625 cs Thomas Cove oysters
es5 cs Kemp o. Lewis&oysters, 165 cases green aorn
los CO cranberry sauce, 35S bxs sud Englis soap,
las es roast and boiled chicken, 1S5 CO olive eil
325 co Coodwins smoking tobacco rs CO salt IL ID bars
re- BREWSTER CO,
November lo-lm IS Front street. corner Clay.
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Railroad House. ;

fAr This House 10 now open for the accommo-
Es datfon Of the travelling public. For cleanliness
III air and comfort it Is surpassed on The Pacific
- and one trial is sufficient guarantee for con-
tinued patronage Attached TO the House tive RES
Clay street, and win 900 persons at one time
The Floors and Tables ali Marbe and ing to
correspond, and they hsve now the most eompete ar
rangemens for Breakfast Lunch Dinner and Tea in San
Francisco, and will be conducted upon the most liberal
TERMS being confident that beraty secures patronage
Tho Hotel part Of the houfe is kept upon European
plan. Barber Shop and Bath Rooms attached
Entrance the Hotel Restaurants 81 Clay street and
4S Commercial, near Battery.
Nov. lO-sm HALEY & THOMPSON, Railroad House.
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The "QuEEN CIrY.'--This is the rame Of q
new boat which made its first trip to Sacra-
mento on Saturday last and which is said to
combine as many good qualities as we could
expect to find in o single boat. The length Of
the boat is 200 feet; that of the cabin l56.
The cabin and saloon furnished in style of
elegance and convenience unsurpassed She
was built by the Citizens Steamboat Compa-
ny" OF Aarysville, and will run in connection
with the Enterprise. IN opposition to the COM
b;nation.
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kr We see an excellent article in the Alta
from DIR. Wozencraft. advocating the project
of starting daily line of stages between St
Louis andsome point in California, in which
ne shows that the mail matter leaving daily
each terminus, may be delivered at the other
end of the route in l21s days, for about twice
the sum paid the steamers, for the same ser
vices performed semi monthly & that passengers
may be transported for one hundred dollars
each. We sincerely hope Congress will lay
aside its partiality for oyergrown monopolies,
and best0w some attention to this matter.
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DRAMAT1c.-During the past week our citi-
zens have been entertained by the Stockton
Dramatic Company, at the Dramatic Hail. to
the general satisfaction of good houses. IN
Comedy, the ladies and gentlemen composing
this company, are excellent The Comedies
OF " Perfection" The Loan of Lover" .'TLe
Dumb Bell ''His Last Legs" The Bach
elors Miseries," &c, were performed in style
to bring down the greatest applause. They
are now on tour to Forest City, Downieville,
&c, and will return in short time, when they
will give few more evenings entertainments.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

oTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Nevada, Township
- Of Eureka s. s: By virtue Of an execution Alvaro
Rogers Constable, to me delivered and issued from the
Court Of John Caldwell, Esq, acHg Justics Of the
Peace in and for the County Nevada bearing date
October 3D. 1854 to satisfy Judgment rendered by John
CALDWELL Justce Of the Peace Of the Township Of Eureka
on the I'd day October 1854 In favor Of Daniel McCon
ne, and against whiford Booughs for the sum Of s9sl
100 debt interest damage and cost viii sell on IN
execution 10 the highest Aidder, Tor Cash,
One Eighth Of . Mining Claim,
Situated on MooF's Fiat in the Company known the
Hurst Co. on THURSDAY, NOV. 2sth., A. D. 1884, at
o'clock p NJ in front Of the CLINTON HOUSE, on Moori
Flat. ALVARO kOGEkS, Const able
Moors Fla, Nov. 8, lss4-4w
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THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FoREvER-why win
people endure pimples the human face divine OF
eruptions Of any kind, when it is fact so we'll known
that DR.. GUzoTrs yellow Dock SAEsAPARLA cleans.
the skin from all impurity removing Pimpes Sores
and Botches leaving the affected parts healthy smooth
and soft the flesh Of babe It is really priceless to
all that wish the rosy beauty Of childhood.
1t all and poisonous to discharge all
infested matter and eradicates every mpurity from the
system. -
beauty blooming health in the place Of ugness and
soul ul-sckening disease.
PARK WHITE, General Agents, % Market ST., San
Francisco. DIR. w. G. ALBAN. Agent, Nevada 23.lm
~ See advertisement il another column.
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Rollo,oays Ointmct and PSHsla superior remedies
for Bad Legs and all kinds Of wounds-he surprising
scale Of these invaluable medicines Union
is the most convincing proof Of thsr efficacy in curing
bad legs old wounds and sefofuous Sores Thousands
Of people who have suffered from these dreadful malades
-hsve been cured by their er every other REMEDY
had failed and Il Is fact beyond ai doubt that there is
no case, hoyev obstinac or bad that may not be
shortly cured these wonderful medicines therefore the
afflicted should Immediately try Holloways Ointment and
pills
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ANOTHER STATE PRlsoN ExoDus.-
Another insurrection occurred among the
State prisoners at Corte Madeira, on Sat.
urday last, Nineteen attempted to escape,
but were overpowered by the keepers, af.
ter desperate struggle. 1t is said one oi
tsem was shet dead. The keepers of that
delectable retreat must be kept in con-
slant state Of excitement, between the
newspapers and the prisoners.-Aha.
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DEDIcATIoN.-On Sunday next, the NJ. E.
Church, which has undergone re-construc.
ton, will be dedicated, at Il past 10 O'Clock.
The church is now completed and presents a
neat and comfortable appearance.
The Quarterly meeting takes place at the
same time, at which the Presiding Elder will
officiate. The services will doubtless be ex-
ceedingly interesting.
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oUDpS DEArH-On Tuesday evening last Q
man named L. P. Richey, stopped at the
New fork Hotel-complained of being indis:
posed, and wanted a bed, which was shown
him. Not making his appearance in the NOR.
aing at breakfast time, some one went to his
room to awaken him, when be was found dead
Coroner Russell held an inquest over his body
on Wednesday, in which it was ascertained
that his death was caused by congestion of the
lungs and the bursting OF blood vessel, super.
induced by intemperance. he was about se
years old, and has wife and three children in
Warsaw. Mo.
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seA- T. K. Rubbs, Superintendent of Pub.
nc instruction, has called an Educational Con-
vention, to meet at San Francisco on the 2e. b
OF December. All Superintendent and Teach.
ers are invited to attend. To facilitate the
enterprise the steamboat company have offered
to carry all teachers to and. from San Francis
co free of charge.
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IA "Does this razor 60 easys" asked O
barber Of victim who was writhing under O
clumsy instrument, whose demonstration was a
strong handle.
"Well, that depends upon what you call the
operation. 1fyou are skinning me, it goes
tolerably easy but if you are shaving, it goes
mighty rough"
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baT A writer in the Marysville Herald
writing over the signature of Alexis" makes
some most searching enquiries into the judicial
conduct Of Judge Barbour, which look to us
as though they must carry conviction that some
things have not been done scrupulously cor.
rect.
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1a% Yesterday evening two men had dis
pute in front of our Office, when one of then
struck the other with stone, injuring him Sc
verely. He attempted to escape, but was
overtaken and is in custody.
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ANOTHER FATAL DUEL took place at OoL
land on Wednesday morning, between A. l.
Kewen, brother of E. J. C. Kewen, and Col
Woodlif, with rifles 40 yards, in which the
latter was shot through the heart, and expir-
ed instantly.
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Ma A HANDSOME PREsENr.-Ex-May.
or Garrison is to be presented with mag
ni6cent tea set, containing five pieces Of
solid gold, and weighing together about
400 ounces. Cost $1,000.
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Administrators Notice.

Il persons having claims against the estate Of vi.
IA chael o. Keefe late of Nevada county deceased
hereby notified to exhibit the with the necessary
vouchers to at place of business Main in
the town Of Nevada, within ten months from the date
hereof this notice will be plead in Of claim
A. W. POTTER, administrator
Of the estate Of Michael O. Keef deceased and Public Ad
ministrator Of and for Nevada county.
Oct. 3lst 1S54.-2s-4w
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

YlHE partnership heretofore existing between FRIEND
l. RHOADES in the Furniture business has this day
been dissolved BY R. Friend dsposng of his interest 70
All persons having claims against the Arm of Friend
Co. will please present them for settlement to r. FRIEND
and persons knowing themselves indebted will pess e.U
and settle with the same
The undersigned being thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the late firm, would
solicit continuance TO the nrm
Nevada, Oct. 81, 1S54.-2s-3w r. T. FRIEND
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Notice.:

NOTJCE rs HEREBY eIvEN1hat all. Shares In the
4N kanaka Creek Water Co, with the assessments
remaining unpai Ton days from the date OF This notice
viii be offered for sale imRed atey. By order OF the
board Of Directors J.WALrHRg, Secretary,
Chipps' Fiat, Nev T. lsA-ov "
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sSS- Mr.. Gordon delivered lecture at th,
Concert Hall yesterday evening, on the subjec
of Spiritual Manifestations. He will give
another lecture during next week.
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sa- The Auburn Wing says that Of late
considerable mortality prevails among the
Cinnamon in the vicinity Of that place.
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Information Wanted,

ar the daughter Of NICHOLAS BRIANT, ffom Spring
~ Geld, Illinois, her married name IL unknown. II 10
supposed che ID nving near Nevada. By calling at this
Once she hear Of somehing 10 her advantass % oy
adaeessia9 lstter 10 LEVI W. LOCK, ?. o., Ecveds
Ne~lAa. Co- le-<rs
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The barber who dressed the head of a
barrel has been engaged to fix up the
locks of canal.
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% We are indebted TO Wells, Fargo 4
for the regular delivery Of Marysville and other
exchanges.
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JUST RHcEYvED,

TN ADDITION TO PREVIOUS ARRIVALS, 50 KEGS
i BLASTING POWDER
40 Bolts No / and Duck, 1000 Yards Sefety Fussy
1000 Lbs New Orleans Sugar. 20 Keg Nails.
erOOo do Flour. 20 Packages Syrup
60 Cases asso rted Shelf Goods.
Nox 1o-ev q. DAVIS, Bfoad Street.
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MARRIED-On the 4th inst. at SCOTS Ranch by Rev
J Z. Tansey. Mr. ISAIAH MOODY to Miss SUSAN !
MILES, both Of this county.
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"Roof"-To be covered with sound II inch rough
plank, two thicknessss of brick laid in sand and
lime mertar, and covered with Copper, Zinc OF
Tin, painted two coats, and constructed in work
manlike manner, composed Of coed materials and
including all necessary iron work for the same,
BUILDING DIMENSIONS.
60 feet in length Depth 54 feet width OF 'front.'
AZ #. in high, including roof.
First story-l2 feet in the clear in height.
Second story, Is feet in the clear in height
partition on second story constructed Of inch
scantling, etc, placed #. from centres, running
2partitions in second story, do, 20 feet long EACH
To be laid with II in sound plank. mill worked,
tengued and grooved. free from loose knots, 8 in
wide, and laid In courses well nailed with two
sets Of bridging in lower and upper s.orys.
The upper flooring to be deafened.
neat beaded base, lower story, in. wide, II il.
Sr shs5 s1 upper story 10 in wide, II ia thick.
"a steps and two landings. II in. thickness.
Stars, t. long, in. thick riser, Il in tread. in
high or rise. Landings feet square.
inch turned rail- inch newell. inch balu,ter. }
feet long, built in neat substantial manner, and
Of the best materials
Stairs and landings to be dsafened.
DOORS.
Entrance Hall door S it. in. wide, BY r. high,
Gansom and elliptic arch Il. 8 in, and light
above. . in. thick.
Doors in thick with side lights Of one foot wide,
with pilasters etc.; to be folding doors, panels,
the two upper panels elliptic, hung with butts and
fastened with bolts above and below, with m 9
in. mortise lock Of superior quality.
Entrance door frame # in. wide by Il. high to
the square, with elliptic arch Of r. in. above.
single doors (above and below) IL in. thick IT.
in. wide by . feet high, Paneled caeh hung
with butts and fastened, with in. lock Of supe-
Nor quality.
Of the door fames on lower story, feet in wide
By feet high to suit brick partition walls of 8
inch thickness.
Of the door frames, upper story, feet in. wide
by feet high, to suit iath and plaster partition
walls Of inch thickness.
by 0 feet high, inches thick. pansled, hung with
butts and fastened with an inch superior NOR.
tise lock.
Door frame, to suit partition lsth and plastsr walls
Of { inch thickness.
Arehitrsves hr dee:s 3 in. vide With s in tand
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The LADIES SUrPER.-We have full &C.
count Of the supper given by the ladies of the
Baptist Church on Wednesday evening, pre-
pared by the Secretary on the occasion but
an unusual press Of work renders its publi-
cation in this issue impossible. The occasion
was one of great pleasure, being attended by q
large anasber of persons, and good feeling pre-
vailed. The proceeds from the sale of tickets
amounted to $3.50. After the supper was over
resolutions we're passed expressive Of their mu
tual satisfaction.
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@ We are indebted to Adams Co. for
tie punctual delivery Of corrspondeuee and
exchanges.
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S$ Wells, Fargo & Co. have furnished us
with the State Journal the past week.
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ponwEr RooX roUND,

POCKET BOOK, containing Certificate OF Deposit
and other papers has been let at this once. which
the owner can have BY proving deny and paying fof
this advertisement
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ConStabIe's Sale.

GTArE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA,
SIS: BY virtue OF an Execution TO me delivered,
ssued from the Court Of c. F. Smith, Esq., an acting
Justice OF the Peace in and for the County Aforesaid
bearing date November lst D. 1884 to satisfy judg
Peace OF said Township, the 22d day of September
D. 1S 81 in favor OF Henry Smith, and against Barney
and costs OF suit.
have taken in Execution ind will soil to the highest
Township OF Nevada, on MONDAY, 2sth Of NOVHM-
BER, A. D. 1854, between the hours and IL O'Clock
A. NJ Of said day. al the right title and interest that the
said Barney Lee had the 1st day Of November 1854
In and to certain Cottage and Land House situated on
the East side OF Pine street adjoining the house of J.
the property Of Barney Leo to satisfy the above demands
and acerung costs.
Nevada, November 7th A. D. 1854.
ze-tds C.s. RUGG, Constable.
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NOTICE.

Al Office Is hereby given that the undersigned VIII
apply at the Decem Der term OF Court Of Sessions
for he year 1854 for Lcense to Toll Bridge
at point az berry Bar the known
the Middle Yuba, mile above Hess's Crossing IN
Nevada county. 29.lms THOS. p. HESS
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A. A. SARGENT,
Attorney at Law and Convcyaneer.
once Nevada Journal BuA&mg le-H
Administrator N0tice.

M persons having claims against the estate Of JosErH
n WARREN late Of this county, deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the with the necessary voueh
er to me at my Office and place of business in the
OF Nevada, within ten months from this date or this no
tiee will be plead in bar Of such claims.
A. W. POTTER, Administrator
Of estate of Joseph Warren and Public Adminstza
tor for the county of Nevada.
Oct. 81, 1S54.-2S4w
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n O r 7 q e
To Contractors and Builders
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF NEvApA


STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
COUNTY OF NEVADA.
Court of Sessions, Special Term, Nov 4th. A. d.
1884 Present, Hon. T. H. CAswELL, County
Judge; G. +: shI1n, JOHN WILL,Ns, in The ab-
sencc Of V. 6 Bell, Associates.
ordered that the specifications for the building
OF Court House. now file in the Office of the
County Judge of this county, be published, for fhe
space OF two months. in the Nevada Democrat
Grass Valley Telegraph and Nevada Journal And
s inrther ordered that notice be given by publ,
sailen IN the several newspapers aforesa d, the
sealed proposals will be received for the erection Of
sa'd court house In accordance with said Specifca
tons and Plans, until the 18th day of January
d. 1865. Proposals to be accompanied by the names
OF the proposed sureties for bond with penalty in
double the amount bid. The contract to be let on
the SAID 18th day of January, to the lowest respon.
hereby certify that the foregon is q true COPY o
an order made by the Court of Sessions Nov 9Th
a. u. 1854. Witness my hand and seal of said
court, this 7th day of Nov. A. D. 1854.
VIM. s, pATTERSON C1erk
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TaE CNclNyArI Rior.-This Riot which ere.
nted considerable excitement and aroused great
indignation against the German has turned out
20 be only tie society Of Ccmnps Freeman,
celebrating Christmas. The whole police and
the Mayor that pitched into them with such fe.
rocity have been arrested on charge of riot, and
held to bail to the amount Of FIVE hundred dol.
lars each, to be present and answer to an cx.
animation to take place in Grecnwoois Hall on
Monday the 18Th of this month.
The prose- Of Cincinnati are blaming the Mayor
and his officers, and the people are in the high
est atate ofeScitemeat onthe subject.
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L.lE, Jan 8.
!E.C.AZArny or GIg. E.ra ~ RELATION
Is IHl -a. u,IU.s.-Ic Afford King Mt,.r
al ,us.t Sc ~ VI j. ,.cr. GOV Of
The Communicable Pennsylvania, f.r the pur.
pose % enforcing obedience 10 the Law. and IN
order To see hem f.r.hluiy administered here
by authorized aud require the said A King aud
I. T. Vincent to cali upon all good citizens, and
# necessary The military, 70 til ynu in suppress
sing The no; If Any should occur, and to preserve
the p1JlIc peace; anl also to secure obedience to
the hwa, 20 the order. aud dccrces Of the SUI.
prcmc Coer Z Penn-y lyauia agaln.t the des.
fraction Of the property Of the Franklin Canal
Ca aud further that you advise obedience 10
the orders and dccrrca OF the United States
Corr. You Will also give publicity to this com.
uuui,u!Iun.
Signed W. N.BICLER.
Harrisburg, J.n.G
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OUTRAGE on AZ AMERICAS CoS.rL--A letter
dated Pni'a, November L. says that n party Of
twenty WeD, whose leader had made himself Of
fcnsiyc to the Peruitan Govcrnmen, by publishing
certain tlciS in Lima newspapers, sought The
protection Il the u. s. consul J $ OiLfori. E.a
at Tambcz, which was granted. The national
guard surrounded he house aud fred into IT,
killing one man wo,mAng two others, and en-,
dnngcriug The lives oflhe consu mud his family
The refugee. were nrc.bly carried away, and The
consul threatened with arrest.
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THE ERIE DIFFICULTY


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There IS scarcely anything at toe present V'".
IN which the entire west Is more decr.y ".''
esied than the break OF gu'ge at Lf.'' We
have once expressed our utter a'sa9n'''A' OF '"'
course pursued oy tie L''"ns ana '"s 9'".' o.
fennsy!'""'a III 'L'S mater II Is d" ''''"''.
Oh inc consultation o. me T. ''.,,' o'''''' -"
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When the road at Ilmb-r Creek gas six feet
wide, it caused no comP.airt tu, ron ills E',
feet i. sapabIic nuisance. I"!s elbows how iu,on.
si.tent the peanut bu!Iies are en- this point
which they consider Of such importance, That il
will wura.t be preparation Of riots and arson
lit was cigLtf,st wide they would be perfectly
Gu.ascent.
In regard 10 the powers Of The corpory. the~
have a pc,fe., r,lt 10 raak,s cnags M ca,..r-
mitr with the Ohiuro.6s. Tl.r fr-t charter
was procured f. -sta 8u.Lar.,.. ss,p To CON.
strsyt .ai! road from the State In, " Tie
borough Of lie ct aov zine within ten years.
They did wi...r the ,,n,r .roar.I c-. ....t n
road in accordance si,b tie rrov en-, rg tt.
charter. F.r,ha isr,,,..fr'a. mad. f.
SIX feet vide. In 1881 n law v-. -..-.. f...,
all .,,. ,r,....r
vs.. ''''' -'' - -'''7 Obj '~'' '.-' ''" '"-'.
AN u V'a r'Hls east atsN icst u. ilr ies' fIsH-
and half inches The roads have been u-tl
with til, y,ri,ti,, ,r r,,,a ,,r trg, yong, In
,a,,o, u.s.,
10" va l'''''u 90 1''''''= VIZ o"e u '.''
and authorizing the b, q y. E, E. j, Co. %
change the track, already laid down. 20 agv
opago III, d,,.-fo,, ,,i.L, t..., .,........
T.,
'oeSe are '0e c''I'''e" '.'"a rI 'A- company
The Courts oitLc ta.,cd Sa.ss have sustained
the colAplcy in the exercise oftl.,p
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GREAT FIRE IN NEv YoRK.-The immense
pile Of buildings on Broadway, known as the
Metropolitan including the new and splendid
hotel, was totally destroyed b. fire on the m)rn
Ing Of the tb Entire loss t;57,o6o
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RornEp The Peru Daily Chronicle says We
understand tho operator in The Telegraph oNico in
~ Sale on coming out " the ohicc on Friday
night, was quietly knocked down aud relieved
Of some aiy dollars he happened to have a! the
tune
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a MopiL DVvy hAIp Mrs. Long the veneer.
able mother of Col Holloway Long of York
livingston county, n. Y, has made cheese every
summer, save one, iur seventy five years and
good cheese, too Albany Bee. jour.
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= DEroro Nrro.-A Washington patch Of
the Bib says;
The House resolution calling for copies Of the
correspondence between SECRETARY Of treasury
and Jad4e Bronson, after debate, was tabled
lag To- c.
This we hope, Is n quctu' upon all attempts
TO involve the democratic party Of the nation in
the wtauges Of the democracy Of New York
Outside Of that state the harmony Of :he party
/ il preserved and it will tt source Of gratfca
tun 20 the democracy Of the country that their
representatives, in congress cyncr no deposition
/ to na,tonalzc quarrel which has It's basis 10
/ local licu,ics alone.