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The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
Saturday, April i5, iS5A.
Steamboat Monopoly.

OrR readers are already aware of the
villainous steamboat combination entered
into on the rivers of this State for the pur-
pose Of establishing and compelling people
to pay such rates as the company may see
tit to demand. 1t is but short time
since this combination was entered into,
and yet the effects are felt in every town
on the upper rivers. The design of these
conspirators against the people are to
either purchase or drive off every boat on
the waters of theState, and then if any boat
not under the control Of the company shall
attempt either to carry freight or passen-
gers. to put down the rates so low that the
interloper will be compelled to haul off,
By the new arrangement passengers do
not arrive at Sacramento until several
hours later than formerly, being COM
PEELED to sleep on board the boats, paying
81 for berths. The boats purposely loiter
by the way in order to force the passen-
gers to give four times as much for the
same accommodations as they would have
to pay on shore, and this in addition to
the increased rates Of frcights and passage.
Gov. Bigler has transmitted to the
Senate and Assembly special message in
relation to steamboat and railroad monopo-
lies, in which he recommends the passage
of the act modifying and restricting the
privileges ofSteam Navigation Companies.
lie entertains no doubt but that it is in
the power Of the Legislature to pass such
laws as will protect the people against
this infamous combination of capitalists,
BY whose Vaccinations both merchant
aud miner must suffer.
"On this point the common law is clearly
laid down by learned Chief Justice, as
follows, viz: A combination is criminal
whenever the act to be done has neces.
sary tendency to prejudice the public. or
to oppress individuals by upjustly subject
ing them to the power Of the confederate,
and giving effect to the purposes Of the
latter, whether of e1ortton or mischief
Again: combinations may be oppressive
by compelling the public to give more for
an article OF necessity or convenience than
it is worth; or on the other hand, of CON-
pelling the labor of mechanic for less
than its value
The act authorizing the incorporation
Of Steam Navigation Companies grants
important privileges, but imposes no re-
strictions whatever in the exercise of a
vast and exclusive power, the tendency
and effect Of which must be to prevent
lawful and desirable competition in an
extensive and lucrative department of in
ternal commerce and trade.
Il would, therefore, respectfully call your
attention to the omissions and defects of
the existing laws concerning corporations,
and especially recommend that the several
acts authorizing the Incorporation of Rail
Road, Steam Navigation, Stage, Plank
Road. or Turnpike companies, be so res
tricted in their provisions as to protect
the people against exorbitant and unrea-
souable charges"
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
MARRIED.

In Huntington, Luzerne Co., Penn, on
the 4th of February, 1854, by the Rev. F.
Dyson, Miss LUCY NJ, youngest daughter
OF Rev. %. Wadsworth, to Mr.. OSBORNE
S. DODSON, Esq, of Downieville.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

CoIoRED PEoPLE IN GAN FRANcrsco.--
II is said that the colovea population cf
Gan Francisco numbers ab,at tsno.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

Splash LA span of the bridge across
Feather river. at Yuba City, gave way
lost Saturday. precipitating some forty
head of fat cattle into the river.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

SERVICES in the NJ. E. Church, Rev. E.
Bonner, pastor, every Sunday morning, at
10 o'clock, and Sunday school at 2P.M.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

An unusual number Of murders. rob-
berries and burglaries was recorded in tie
S. F. papers las. wesk.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

sEsrExcED.-On Friday last Juder
Hoffman sentenced Col. 81. r. Watkins,
a finibuster, to payA fne Of $500
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

MoCNTAM SHADE LODGE F. and A. NJ.
meet drst and third Saturday in each month,
at o'clock, P. NJ, over Empire Saloon.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
States Mails.

States Mails.
Arrive semi-monthly. about the 10th and
24th. Leave semi-monthly, about the rrth
and 26th.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15
SpetiaI Aotifes.

~ Assssunsr NorlcE.-Shsrcholders
in tie Mippescn wsteT CO. are hereby
uetiAed that an assessment Of $40 on each
share will BE due on the 30th inst.
By ofdef Board Of Trustees:
E. J. SMITH, Sec'y.
Downicville, April 18th, 1854. apr 1885,.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-04-15

Sons OF TEMPERANCE meet in the Me-
onorch every Monday evening, at seven
o'clock.
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~ When death is at the door, the remedy which
would have saved life if administered in time comes
roo late Do not trife with disease. Rely upon it.
tnat when the stomach will not digest food--wb en-
iaintness and lassitude pervade the system-when
the sleep is disturbed the appetite feeble, the mind
etharg1c the nerves unratural)y sensitive, and the
toms occur the powers of vitality are falling and
that, unless the mischief is promptly checked, hft
tol De shortened as we'll as rendered miserable Now
we Know from mass of testimony. greater than was
ever before accumulated in favor Of remedy that
Hoehand's German Bitters, prepared by DR.. C. Nj.
Jackson Philadelphia, will imme lately abate. and
In the emf, entirely all of these disorders
surely as mathematical process will solve prob
lem. Who, then, will endure the agony, and the
risk of life, with health and safety within reachf
For sale by Druggists everywhere
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENTS.
BALTIMORE, March I7-lO.P.

BALTIMORE, March 17-102
This has been quite festive day among the
Sons Of Erin. Their patron Saint took all by
surprise. He came in mild and doeile as a
lamb. The morning broke rosy as the bloom
upon an Irish maiden's cheek. Not cloud
shaded the blue heavens. All nature seemed
to smile. The elements were asleep. No blus-
ter, snow, whirlwind nor storm 1t is really Q
memorable anniversary in point of weather,
contrasted with the many that have come and
gone. Snake, toad, grasshopper, nor living
thing, have had cause to murmur. Those who
wagered on snow have lost their bets. A few
more such anniversaries, and shall say Sain,
Patrick Twas a ginffeman." Several of the
Irish Benevolent Associations have had Their
accustomed jubilees in honor Of the occasion
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FRUIT AND EVERGREEN TREES &c

HE Subscriber has to offer to his patrons and tn.
i pubic aa extensive collection of Fruit Ever
green, and Ornamental Tree, in great variety an,
cf the finest quality rising the fo lowing Peaa
trees m the leading varieties. ne large trees fit 10,
immediate bearing; APPLES, fine large trees. of al
me vho.ce kinds Cherries, large thrifty Trees Of a;
the best varieties; Peaches hp~icots &c laTrp cTl
lection; Pluns. an the cAsisse Kinds, So jefferson
,freen Gage, Washington, &c: 20 go Gooseherrie.
the line iare1 h. ncashire varieties: 10 Gao CurrR;
Raspberries ta'toF, Antwerp, Ped and White. &c;
Evergreen Trees. many Thousands Of Norway Spruce
Larch Silrer Fins, &c. together with all the M, Il.
rare EFergreens, as Dedrus Deo'lora. c. Lihahi IN
nipers. English and Irish Yews IIinalavaa rin, :
ana flts Arborvsfas, several varieties. III. great
part OF the above, having be personally select y
Europe, are OF the rsFest and finest quality a., vi
De disposed or either in large or small quantities
very low priees. JOHN SAUL
Nursery and Scotsman
Seed store corner Of SeTenth and I'll streets
Nursery, Seventh street, between and p streets
mr. l3-Iw@
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REMOVAL.
WEST END DRUG STORE.

I'VE undersigned, thankful for past fsyors woulo
i iuform tie public that he has removed to thr
store forne ly ccupiad by L. Savage opposite IL.
style.
Ills stock o. MEDICINES are very select to The
Sensing OF which he give. his entire personal a,
tention. "
ne has very Large assortment ef Perfumery and
Toils: Articles and his stock otberwise csI.not h
surpassed in this city
CosgTess and blua Lick Waters On hand and .
fresh supply of Bedford shortly expected.
Any similar Waters be furDished il spplics
ton is made to him, and WARRANTED genuine
lie respectfully soieits q share Of putlic patron
age, and hopes by prompt attention to business d
merit TIE same. J. B. MOORE,
Chemist Druggist, opp. Seven Buildings
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mar I'D


BY e. n. STRATTON. Aucttoneer.
" ALUABLk IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TAI
First Ward ON MONDAY, the 2uth instsn,
At = clock y m, on the premises, shall sell Iar
the tricS dwelling Houses thereon, .ituated on
street north between goth and 2ist streets; OIL.
having front # 20 feet and the other 30 feet run
ming back to 20 foot alley.
This will be sold separat' Is or together
This property is considered among the most des,r
able Ia the First ~srd. frcr ring an open suusrr
ana within $50 feet Of Penn lrania avenue. Wit
ths advantage Ct ne pubic gas Ii hts and estab
f-hei grade The cellars are always dry. MS Tie So
is q gravel founda ion.
Title indisp9tab!e. .Ccaveysncing at the expens
Of purchaser.
Terms one-third cash; residue in two equal In
stalments, at one ami two years with interest. g.
cured by Died OF trust On the property.
mar I'D
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~ SECRET FOR THE LADIEs-How to preeervs
auty-Don't use CHALK, Lily White, or any of the
plexion. 81 y '-.7~ ~ q 8 ..Ft-9} .-ss-E
you would have the roses brought back to your
Cheek, clear, healthy, and transparent skin, and
NE and vigor infused through the system, get bot
tie OF Carriers Spanish Mixture, and take it sccord
ing to directions. 1t does not taste quite well as
Your sweeteats; but if afer few doses you do not
ma your health and beauty revivipg. your step
esstic and vigorous, and the whole system refreshed
and invigorated like Spring morning, then your
case IL hopeless, and all the valuable certificates
possess go for raught 1t s the greatest purifier of
the blood known; is perfectly harmless, and at the
same time powerfully eficacous.
<~x Sea adverf;eovront -.l-i..--f -... s..
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M AERY

At Laurel, Prince Georges county. Md, on tic
10th instant, by the Rev. Mr.. WayIen RICHARD
s. EuBANkS. Esq, OF Essex county, Virginia. T.,
81 SAN McKENZlE, third daughter of Thomas
Talbot, ESD, of Laurel Farm ..-.
AT Doylesown, Pa, on the l6th instant. by Rev
5. Nj. Andrews, Col. L. BIGEi.OW LAWRENCE,
OF the U. :. Legation, London, to ELIZABETH
eldest daughter of Hon. Henry Chapman.
In Alexandria, on the 18th instant, nv the Rev
Joshua N. Dantortl, JOSEPH Ii. HAMPSON ia
JULIA e. MCDOUGAL, of that place.
In Alexandra, on the 18th instant. by the Rev
JnO. l.. PascOc, Mr.. PETER LOVE to Miss OLIVIA
J. CARNEY, both of that Dlace
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Arc doomed 10 pass away.
The services at st. Patrick's Church. on the
Point, as usual upon this occasion, were highly
imposing.
A telegraph dispatch at hand, informs me
that the bridge of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, across the Monocacy River, two
miles east of Frederick City, was total Y de.
stroyed by fire this afternoon. 1t is supposed
to have caught from spark of the locomotive
The loss is probably $50, 900 1t was an adj
miracle structure. This will somewhat inter
rupt travel, but the repairs will soon be made
so as to allow the cars to pass
Our City Council has passed an ordinance
authorizing the appointment of three agents
at salary OF Sd. 900 year each to attend to
the affairs Of the McDonough bequest as relates
10 baltimore. The entire annual income of
tnat estate Is estimated at about $4,000 per
annum, and half of which inures to our city.
Thus, you observe, that 50 900 have already
been voted from it, upon which is to be pen
stoned three agents almost as sinecures.
The whole matter will doubtless get into the
great, destructive. Unsuitable mill of politics.
and politicians will eventually get the sub
stance, the superfne, double Dubbed, or extra
tamil y -four, whilst the chaff ship-stuffs, b. an,
shorts, and other offal, will 90 to eiuca-
tlonai purposes, feeding the hungry, cloth
ing the naked, &c. Had the opulent beney-
o.ent donor seen this result-beheld u parcel
OF hungry politicians dividing and absorb
ing his charitable bequest, fancy he would
nave made another disposition of it, If men,
who amass wealth-who make it their Idol
their god-whOse groveling souls are wrapped
up and sold to it-could como back and see a
pack OF famished sycOphants feed upon it, thew
would say, thou art indeed but dross. Riches
Is but an empty baubIe, and will take to itself
wings. RopER1cT
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Baltimore Markst

BALTIMORE, March Is, l2A Pm
Flour iirmer: sales small at S7.O6..-
Nothing done in Wheat, prices nominal
as yesterday. Corn: sales of ll.OOO
bushels at 6Sa70 cents for white, and at
6saI | cents for yellow. Oats: sales at
46a49 cents. Rye sold at ?2a95 cents.
No change in other articles.
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ICOMMUNICATEn

TO The Editors Of tie Star: regre. to see
that your correspondent Ami" in noticing
the entertainments of DIR. Bayless, at Liberty
Hall, characterizes it as another s.Treakle
Concert. Allow me to say that the commit
tee, at whose in:tance Professor Bayless was
induced to appear, had no intentions whatever
of making a Treakle affair of the Professor ::
for believe US, Messrs. Editors, there is not a
more intelligent gentleman in Virginia, or one
less liable to re caught in trap than D..
MARSHALL Bayless. CoMNITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA, March II, 1854
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SPLEEDID WAREHOUSE For Rent
~ The spacious brown stone building, 25 TT front,
~ leet deep, ami four stories high, with fine dry eel
vania avenue, nearly opposite the National Hotel is
now ready for occupancy. The building is con.
strueted in the most substantial manner in hand.
some modern STYLE and is SO arranged that each sto
~ may be occupied separately The location ia ono
OF the very best in the city for business and tie
roomy character of the building, with its eleystsI
tories, makes it peculiarly desirable as Furniture
hstabhshment or Wholesale Grocery. 1t will be
rented separately or entire. Apply TO
81. &. EMERY, or
j. G. McKELDEN
street north, bet 9th and 7th sts. west
ian 26-eotf "N'N'
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FOR MOUNT VERNON

ON MONDAYS. WEDNES-
tIg1zsEs{A AND FRIDAYS.-Far,
70 The Round Trip, ONE DOLLAR; from Alexan
dria, 20 centa. ---
The steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON will leay,
washington Mt y, and Alexsndris at 81 a. IN.
Coaches iesve the Capitol for the boat at SIX; FIR
for the coach 10 cents
Persons wishing The coach to call for them VII
ieavs their residences with George Thomas Psrke
Rs- Refreshments to bs hsi on the boat,
JOB C0RSoN, Captain.
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Steamer Arctic sailsa

NEW YORK, March ls.-The Arctic
sailed to-day with 10 passengers, and
carrying 800. 900 in specie. Among the
passengers was the special bearer of
dispatches to our Minister at Madrid. in
reference TO the Black Warrior outrage.
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Dapief Mache Papter Mache!I
l. Il DOW the excitement of the day:
And every lady in the land. s...
This splendia art should understand.
Ills pleasant occupation
For the Fair ones Of the Nation:
And ye Coarse Cnes it will dc,
Very well indesd for you.
tents, II you wish to cut -
Here's your chance fer making cash:
Now, would You learn this art "riSht well ?"
fissss Call ON THIRD STREET, Beers Hotel
Sd>Call soon as you please after to day. 49,
For pretty soon we're going a-w-a-y
Ear l3-lw* Tarh
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New York Market.

3 NEW YORK. March IS.-Flour: sales
OF 1000 bbls. at S7.37 for State brands:
Southern at $3.50. Wheat unchanged.
Corn; sales of $4,000 bushels at 79c. for
mixed and at S0aolc. for yellow. Cotton
advanced one-eighth. Stocks dull and
declining.
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Arrival OF the Arabia ct goston-rrr.,.,
from Euro,a SAoi

Arrival OF the Arabia at Eoston-rur.,.r
from Europe.
BosToN, MarchI l7th.-The Cunard
steamship Arabia reached her wharf at
East Boston about o'clock this morning
making the run from Halifax in thirty
hours.
We CLEAN some additional items of news
from the English papers.
A Madrid letter of FEBRUARY 18th, re-
ports an insurrection in Arragon. and the
troops under arms. The Maiorca regi-
ment had left Madrid for Saragossa. and
another regiment was to follow. The
lnsurrectionary movement was extensive
in Arragon. "
The Russian Expedition left Shanehac
December oath, for Japan, and Connie
dore Perrsy's squadron was expected 10
follow shortly. sst-
The Paris Moniteur publishes decree
ordering French naval officers to act with
the English, as if they were of one ma
ton.
Negotiations relative to the future Do
sltion Of Christians in Turkey, have been
opened between the representatives of the
Four Powers and the Porte.
Letters from Shumla, of the 9th, re,
port the weather milder, and the snow
clearing off. On the 9th the Army was
reviewed by Omar Pacha, when an envoy
from the Sultan presented him with a
magnificent sabre.
In the House Of Lords, the Earl of
Peterborough, in moving for the militia
returns, strongly insisted that troops
hax al
stead of Turkey. He believed they would
more effectually cripple Russia there; and
he urged the allies to destroy two (un.
named) Russian arsenals before the Kus-
sian fleet could leave the ice at Cronstadt-
The Duke of Newcastle replied that
such open discussions injured the militia
~ plans. He assured Lord Ellenbo-
rough that Britain had plenty of troops
and ships ready, both for the Mediter-
ranean and the Baltic, if required.
The Earl of Hardwick said it WAS M
torious that seamen for the English feet
were scarce. and it would required i'm
mense exertions to prepare force equal
to cope with the Russian feet in the
Baltic, of 30, sail of the line, which is
perfectly manned and discipline.
The Earl Of Winchelaea recommended
theestsblishment of IN independent Greek
Empire at Constantinople.
The Earl of Aberdeen states that the
Irish militia will not be called out this
year, but the Scotch will.
In the House of Commons, Sir Charles
Wood stated that the report of the Rus
sian force being within two days march
OF SILVA, was fiction.
England and France had despatched
coqrlers to st. Petersburg with an address
slgnifying to the Gar, by way of rejoin.
der to bus note to Louis Napoleon, that be
must either back out of the principalitisa
VI uSus' sf.ad 30 .;.,.# '--. l..
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RF- Now IS THE TIhE.-The display of daguerreo-
types at PUMPS GALLERY, Pennsyivania ave.
nue. is truly magnificent. The proprietor is doing
handsome business and hundreds are delighted with
the splendid pictures they obtain there. Let it be
duly remembered nd patronized. Enterprise With
genius deserves support and what is gratifying, o..
ways attains it. This accounts for the success Of
flumb's Gallery Cameo Dagaerreotypes taken in
all weathers dee T.
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~ hkfkofvL TAN UALLE we cannot too
highly recommend 10 the notice Of our readers the
beautiful Stereoscope Miniatures made by Messrs
Adams 4 Dunshee, successors to Thompson They
are practoa! pasuerreotypists and fully understand
tae business which Is evident FROM an inspection OF
their productions. They give to their subjects an
esy natural position, the right tone of complexion,
harmonize the lights manage the ref, ctions soften
the shsdows, and in fact give you a Daguerreotype
waich cannot be equalled in this city, in proof OF
which they will be happy 10 make picture OF any
person, cs Of expense, who would like to test thsil
skill in comparison with rival establishments.
Remember the metropolitan allery," formerly
fhompson's, Pa. avenue, bet. ~ and eth sts.
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ID I K ID

On The 10th instant FRANK, son of GiIber; and
Jane tandcrwerken, aged year and d months
{GJ-The funeral will take place this afternoon AT
O'Clock, from the residence of his father on Yves.
street. Georgetown.
On the 18th instant. after short illness, HENRY
T., son of Anna and Harry c. Benner aged Is years
and months.
tE-The friends of the family are respectfully re-
quested to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock, from the residence of his parents nd
su eet east and Pennsylvania avenue.
Al Enfield, N. c., LEMUEL c. WHEAT, in t!i,.
3Sth year of his age, of the late John Wheat
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COL. FREMONT

is now engaged in another Exploring Expedition
TO the Pacific C. 8. Emerson has long been engaged
in exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
brought before the Public Compound, which is
POSITIVE CURE ror Badness, and to prevent Hair
from falling, which Thousands who have used will
testify See Circulars, to be had of the Agents,
giving particulars. Price 81 90 in large Bottles
scl.t by all Druggists in Washington and George
town, D. c. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent for
Washington and surrounding country
C. L. FISHER d co. Proprietors
No. Al Superior Street Clep land O
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The stock of NoAH WxEkeR D Co.'S Marble Hail
CIothing Emporium is rich and varied at present,
as IN the early part Of the season. Strangers and
citizens in want Of Great Bargains, IN fashionable
Ready Made Clothing and furnishing goods should
give them call before purchasing elsew here Their
may rely on good ct. They closing out their
extensive assortment at greatly reduced prices, as
thsy must all be disposed of in time for the coming
season Citizens, strangers, and visitors, call on
them If you would save money.
jan Eft 1S 2 p r6'sF'-tA f8'5h Sfi
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60 To ALL WHOM IT NAY UoNcERN-Havinp n
thorough and practical knowledge of the Iron Poun-
dry business, and knowing that can, and deter
mine1 that will give salts action both as regards
price and quality OF work. to all whasInay favor me
with orders for CASTINGS, solicit the patronage CT
the public.
WIN. SMALtwooD, Rock Creek Foundry, Pa. avenue,
near Georgetown, Washington. feb 21-lm*
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GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS

VIE subscriber has personally selected in urope
i all the finest Vegetable and Flower Seeds, among
which are all the best English Cabbages. as Early
YORK, Large York, Nonpesisl, Enfield Market Lon.
don Market, heeler's imperial, Shiliirg's Queen.
sprotbro, Mi hels Albert Flat Dutch &c the finest
Broccoli, as Hilcove White Cape, Wallet cren eau j.
flowers Early Peas Onions &c: English, Turii2s, as
Ned Iankard, White Tankard, Laing's Improved
Ruta Baga. Skirving's Liverpool kuta Bag, &c.
with all the Leading vegetables in the trade, and
what are specially suited to the American climate
The whole are warranted genuine and of the fises,
quaiity, and are offered to the public, in large OF
small quantities, st low prices The Floser Seed
comprise every ing new and rare
JOHN SAUL, Nursery Scotsman.
seed store corner Of Seventh and II streets.
ursery Seventh street, between and streets
mr. l3-lw* - / - 49,.
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EO Il II e THE two tbres-storv w.pp
y HOUSES on 9th street, opposite the west end
OF centre Marke at present occupied by q. j Rad.
Gun. Possession to be had on the LIST April next
door. MURR.V = evsIUuS
feb 7-eodf 1870 SHo'