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The Nevada journal., 1854-08-25
Election Notice.

AiVttkVN -tJizs.{s
FIN Electors Of Nevada County 9re hereby roirod that
al General Election to be Lol zen throughout ac SIP
Of ,thtorn's on WEDNESDAY, the tth 3ey Of sep -e.,tec
10 be elected, 70 wit -
STATE.
Two Representatives in Congress-
oae Clerk of the supreme Cqur,
COUNTY
One Senator
Tive Maln''-r3 oi RE Aa-c.uhIv
County Judge
i Sheriff.
4 Cicra.
: Treasurer.
in Assessor.
yacancyl ' 49, ~ "a
Two Coroner, y:or regular term and = vacsncy.I
Public administrator.
TOW TESFIPS
= acch OF the townships Of Ncvada Co,ntv
Two Justices OF The Peace
Two ConsTahles
Three School Commissioners
Given under my hand. this Aug a. A n 1eo,
1---t IHO>. H. CASWF1I. Connty TyS-a
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MASONIC NOTICE.
10 RANCH MEN, AND OTHERS
Geod Property For Sale
,.< THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
WH/7E HALL STAR/ES

( bkoAD STREET. Nevada together With OOD
sale. ~ . " - y - - arc io'
Also garden at the head of Broad street containing
ee-iourths of an acre, having on ii excellent
crop oI vegetables and water ditch running through IL
Also, one fourth interest in the water works known as
the Nevada Water Co s works, investment that now
yields and always will yield a large per centage.
Also Five shares in the Alta California Telegraph CO.
This company doing good and profitable business
with steady increase.
Also the team used in watering the streets Of Neva
da,-mules wagon harness and water box.
Also two light two horse wagons and harness them
Also, two work horses and two good saddle horses
Also, stock Of hogs follows One large SOW with
seven pigs, and II young hogs.
Beside these number of other articles all of which
will be sold at private sale in any suit purcha
sers.
There two stables each side of the street with
room for seventy five animals with buildings for storing
large amount Of grain, hay, &c.
The above property would be peculiarly suitable for per
sons having good ranch to store their produce as the
r'r o. custom which seeks market here IS Iarcc and
may readily de ncresed TO any amount Inc coTras and
wagon yards are large and well arranged
The property be at time by applying on the
premises at the Office of the aubscriber
All the buildings adjoinD, which now belong 70 the IN
dersigned will also sa not sold BY the LIST of Sen
tember. the whole viii rented
:. JAMES HoEI,
Nevada Aug 18Th. IS54-W
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BILLIARD TARLRS FOR SALE.
n NO superior Billiard Tables manufactured by Trr,ton
l. Co. London, By
au -, WILLIAMSON h DAWLEY
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state and national affairs. We believe
there was not a man in the vast assembly
that did not at once recognize in him a
suitable, trustworthy and capable man to
represent us in our national legislature.
Aftes MIR. Bowie had concluded E c.
Marshall, took the stump and entertained
the audience for half an hour with a Sc
ries of anecdotes, some Vi which were very
good but others, we are sorry to say,
savored too much Of hlhiness.
CONSIDERABLY Alameda Horrible
Murder-Ahnost Three men recently ar
rived in the country, and on Friday night
last stopped at Snow Tent, on their way
to Chips diggings. During the night one
of them got up and went cut doors, having
on merely his pantaloons and boots. After
having been ou. some fifteen minutes, his
partner, sleeping in the same room, became
alarmed about his absence, and went to the
door and called to him. But receiving nc
answer after repeated calls, he fired off his
pistol, but still no answer. The proprietor
of the house was aroused, and strict search
was commenced. The next morning the
excitement extended to the neighborhood
around. Several persons went to Chips
Flat, but he was not there. The proprie-
tor of Snow Tent became the object of sus-
picion, and the current of feeling began to
run high. Of course Mr.. johnson, became
much alarmed at the threatening aspect Of
affairs, and the apparent misfortune of his
house, and started men in almost every di.
rection, who extended their search to Ne.
vada, Grass Valley and Rough i Ready.
Thus matters continued until Sunday
morning the news of the probable MUIR
der spreading decidedly more rapidly than
good reports,-and the belief becoming
seated in the minds of the community that
the stranger had been foully murdered
But on Sunday morning, to the horror Of
all the murder mongers in the region, the
ghost of the murdered came stalking into
the midst of the terrified citizens of Chips.
Of course our good old friend Lemuel
was relieved Of his alarming situation; but
the perplexed citizens of the ridge were
anxious to learn the secret by which they
were SO easily duped into their suspicious.
1t seems the individual must have been
laboring under some kind Of halluclnation,
by which he was lee. to believe some one
was going to murder him, in consequence
of which he started off from the house. On
hearing his partner call he imagined his
enemy was pursuing him. But when he
fired off his pistol, the half crazsd man
despaired of all hope Of escape except to
by his speed. He ran until exhausted
and then laid down in the chapparal, where
he slept until next morning when in wan-
dering about at random, he found himself
at Moore's Flat He enquired for Chips,
and received directions by which it was
supposed he could easily find his way there;
but again got lost, and wandered abou.
until Sunday morning, when by mere &C.
cident ne got to the place of his destina.
ton.
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

III han'soTne Cottage end grounds known Bourbo1
Il Lodge Is now offered AZ private sale. Enquire Of
ao 20. WILLIAMSON pAWLEY
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NARY RED.-The society of Nary Reds,
turned out on Sunday evening last for the pur-
pose of having some sport Finding no other
object with which to amuse themselves, they
visited in turn each Chinese house of prostitu-
tion in the town, emptied it of its filthy con-
tents and invited the inmates to leave town
early next morning. We are no advocates OF
mob law, But notwithstanding all this, as
they have cleared our town of the greatest curse
that ever visited US, and as our courts have Ell
ther wnked at them, or were too weak to do
anything with them every good citizen will
and does rejoice at the result. 1t is now gen.
orally understood that the Mexican houses OF
similar character may be visited soon in the
same way. Of course it would be desperate
thing for mob to cleanse our streets of all the
filth the law allows to remain among us in spite
of the public wish. These Chinese and Mexi-
can filth holes are such an ornament to the
town ! But then, to have them driven out BY
an unauthorized mob Oh aint it horrible?
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Township Nominations.

Justices cf the Feace.
c. F. SMITH, JOIN WILLIAMS.
Constabies.
CS RUGG. JOHN II. GRAY.
School Commissioners.
DAVIS. J. L. PETERS. J. N TURNEF
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rA- We see that our old friend l.. Saw
yer, has been nominated by the wings oi
San Francisco, for City Attorney.
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NEW YORK. HOTEL,

BROAD street. NovG cia-
kF3 ~ IIE propr;ecr3 woui again respectfully cs
kasA attention to Il: aet x ais veil known house
Sssssi.. is
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A true extract from the minutes.
WIN S. PATTERSON, Clerk
By S. q. Herbert, D. C
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Whg County Committee
r. DAVIS, A. A. SARGENT, J. ANDERSON J. WoRREIL, o.
New a J u FoUsE If Grass Valley; J. MONTGOMERY
Roust = .ael = Il. RIPLEY Brilgeport Ur. HOLIDAY
Washington I. WOOSTER, Little York r. BEaRYMAS
ElrekG.
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Whig County Nominations.

Whig County Nominations.
For Senator,
EDWARD r. BURTON.
For Assemblymen,
TT. BURGESS, Y. II. GAYLORD,
L.C. CHARLES f. G. WAITE
w H. LINDSEY
Fer County JUICE, JOHN ANDERSON.
For Couaty Clerk, JOHN l. SYKES.
For District Attorney, tshort erm) T J. BOWERS.
Long Term, A. A. SARGENT.
For Sheriff, JOHN H. DIXON.
For County Treasurer. ]. c. BIRDSEYE.
For Assessor, M. ". MARTIN
For County Surveyor, JOHN DAY.
For Public Administrator, A. Q. FELT
For Coroner Dr. c. T. OVERTON.
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BEAR RIVER TOWNSHIP.
johnston Ccioay precinet-4At Johrs:oa's. Inspec
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Walloupa Precnct-At McAuley's house. Inspector-
- Lotion. Judges J. Goding 5. b We,man.
Red Dog Precinct-At Brooklyn House. InspecioI-H
s. Wooster. Judges - Riggs, - Pearca
Tompkins' Store Precnct--At Tompkins store Inspec.
tor-E. Tompkins. Judges. NJ Journey c. Browning
Negro Fiat PreciDct-At Mongomerys Store Inspec,or
A. s. Montgomery Judges-H. Buffum, Il ] Dixon
Steep Hollow Precinct-Upcqurch's Store Inspector
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Washington Prccinct-At South Yuba hotel! !nspsc.
tn.--A J. Aston. Judges-Henry Young, John Wa,rou.
Virgin Flat Precinct--At James Tinders Insgectors-
J. Blivin. Judges-Thomas Hallert, $. Blanchard
Alpha Precinct--At McWorihy's Ranch In.pector--F
J. McWorthy. Judges-C G. Merritt Calvin Hall
Omega Precinct-At Lansings store. Inspec.or-J v
W Lansing. Ju1ges-- Barrett. J. W. Mason
Poor Mans Creek Precinct. Sbanns store Inspector
Henry Kean. Judges
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Clothing.

NfENs and BOYS CL0THING-At wholesale and
I Its ehesPsI than ever The bet place 10 set Msns .sd
Bits 81 Qodst. Also.
Of Furnishing Goods and India Eabber Clothing
J. NASDERBlLr. No 81 Falton-s.
FNHE SUBSCRIBER would inform his customers
and the public in s-nsra h., and sAsr MONDAY Jan
1884 THE ONE PRICE BOOT and SHoE store, Green
sieh Barclay will
ing Saturday. sxeepsed O'Clock The public respectfully
inEed cal examine the stock Goods freely shown and
prices invariably fxsd A Long No. "a Gres1~ich s,
North west corner Of BArcilyst- ". Y.
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Just finished the most
splendid atie o5ered Elegant French sk Has
lew Of "a asaaly cold a. - Also, article 81 50
BROWN. No. l5e CE1sl-sr- door from Sullivan
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alarhlnsrp. Sc.

!. A NEW THING EETIRELY.-The aos, s'Iosisa-
=. S.,s ann; s As. 70 sassa se %
ssos sossb urn., sst.5 y ma 1 - p, /. v,s..s
s ks,hsI ssv , 5esS 0os sn sTs aa as Dss
IA Il AZ. sss S 5s IsnS pisnss Sss sd ssp
sy .o. Ss s .s, q .e,. Soes s Of srs sees
lag ss y cd or n,I1ss ss,, :, s Ss, se
roes IL ssnn,r perfect esurle,. sat ol .,gsIo, So
ibsf es.snss The 80 r e 80 ~. Az - ss 7Sie 81
Tar oar s: .. s 2. os ~ .su,os IA so soo s
s y. s.ss Win. les req e.t Fsasr,l
Al Of e war-ntei % bod ne os ssss hl % ?;
make imperfect ss asesF; tie de<; 'IsiaSFsb Z 'aa
We Ea drsetJ q "a: u: :. i 49, sss
Yot and Ere Rsiro.e AID hs k.A Sas sAs - ~ -
en- .s tines the opsrsoa Of ,ad 'Asl psIs.
pleasure IhbaS .9eh sosase,ss ss ne so
. ssS So es snisH CO ca os,sa say
.Pns g y IoSss he 2;I IN. nor .sSe s "a iii % r.j q
s o s5 9.A S .o Of io III no os bold r dp
Ii s. s S.ss s s. .sss,s s.. az,
sysryh9s .h.I has or fP b 9sss.S Tor ms cane purpose
' srs@r II suf o ear ). sen y ,ns Eao Of
= WE TRAPi /. Co. rss'n''s' aaa F''pFi''or'
81 nseht1e nov eIhibiriop tue oryssl psl.cs
CIRCULATION and MONEY.-CLARKs MER-
- Grant MILL decidedly the mot perfect piece Of R.eaasy
Ter foO~ns from Rochester tue greatest milling
Tb. to certify 20 witness tie pr,ete,l
epeOn Of The s.t vii ns ". ,ss pew N, .a,
With some grosnd while present which 10 qahy pos
OF have ever seen By tha simple
Invention oo yorth Of msehneryb isVed also
sIs ssvirE power This MN applicable to a1y power from
two upward They 81 complete in the nga use them
for sac ONLY tknk Of complete MerchanS MIL fench Bun
stone Bolt best quality all ready work making fon oas
to -four hour Of good quality nil in the
word We gnh stA usly recommend this Mil % the Rlo
r. Chaubtriiu. Iail pTopret0I r TuraeT head miller
ap4Imire proprietor Boston 1lk Bouton miller "Soi-
noush miller Whitney MILF Stafford hi miller At Bo-
ton KINGSLEY frt miller At Etns Mills G. s,one proprietor
Irving MIA kashbsnk. proprietor Crescent NILS ana many
The above Mn Is on exhibition the Harlem Railroad Dept
MON No Whitest aud County ktga tor
already OF this patent snd good
opportunity offers Address the PROPRIETOR Depot
above
DI INTING PRESS for SALE.-A large double
cylinder Fess-TIo useureor sale cheap By applying
a Ann in the whe'e The Pres be seen 70
J. WILLIAMS or to
benny SPEAR No lS3 Pesrls'.
CODA WATER APPARATUS-0f every descrip-
- ton either Manufacturing Drawing Bo,tug Soda Mn
er and for sale with explicit printed dee
tors for bJ JOHN MATHEWS corner OF lstav and Eh-
st.. Ne~-Iork
ITO HARDWARE DEALERS and MACHINI5TS.
For Sale "a can Of Stubs Tools and Files Inquire Of
r. A SHERMAN No Is John-st.
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Drp Goods.
CLOAKsl CLOAKS and
~ MANTILLAS
GREAT BARGAINS.
20 Per CENT
UNDER COST.
Now selling of
No 81 BroadSay NY
LATE TIFFANY CUTTING,
b. ARNOLD CONSTABLE 4 Co
BThe sle of Printed BareEe Jscones and Orgsndes v
N MONDAY NEXT the 10th instant.
CLOAKS CL0AKS :! CLOAKS ! selling at
~ the Union House cheaper than ywhere city
LYONS JONES, No 2I7 HIdsJn-t.
WET GOODS, WET GOODS Great sale of Wet
oeods TUBS DAY o'clock from the wrecks COO.
neb, &C. at No Bowery, corner Of Diyisioa~t.
HUEY GRAHAM /
WET SILKS FROM the HUMBOLDT-Just re-
w eeiyec lot Of sh black Silks slightly wet yory cheao
Also lot Of Wooien Goods bargain Call the Old established
ary goods store No ~ Hudson 81. THOMAS AMOS.
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1noia Rnbber gooos.

INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING-Dealers are in
vlted to examine superior article sauetared and COR by
GooDYEARs INDIA RUBBER GLOVE CO, 10 s. Jonn<f.
nRIvERS, PHYSICIANS, and al persons exposed
La and weather will End SEb INDIA RUBBEa
GLOVES and AITTES the article
hands and DRY Fer sale b. al Rubber ssers ss ssP
pied &C No 30 Joh1st-
n AIIFS' RUBBER GLOVES and BLEACHING
LIMITS esrts for ehspped hands "a. rhea Thsy
bleach perfectly White fsr al r bbr
10 the trade, Ct Ne s. John G.
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PAINTS, Siass, sc.

painIs, Slass, sc.
GUPERIOR PARIS GREENS
~ d BRAND
These Greens manufactured at the
METROPOLITAN COLOR WORKS
No 30 East l9th-st. LIST New. YorkC CITY
Under the direction of sCHEEIDER a Chemist who has 90
superior N tbk department either Ia America 10 Of
ne ard Gnn Of texture aud dD and brancy Of color hey
are eqUAed BY few brands and surpassed by
Oders from the trade solicited sasscton
In gard both 20 1Hatfv and
Communications should be addressed
wISCHELL CORNELL Eew.Yok
Circular AMI Samples farn ahed on application Iva
ZINC Plaintiffs undersigned agents for the sale
~ Of White Oxyde Of Zinc manufactured :, the PenDsyv.ns
ne Lehh zinc Co prepared receive orders or the
and soud invite The particular attention 10 h. evdsn
superiority others Of America Manufacture and lie most ss
eessful competition with the best Of foreixI WV
can win confidence depend always
sired supply Of the Paint which found recoe5
FOR purity body and uniform vhnes< PRICES and tsrs
raDsed on the mos liberal footing ~
JAMES r. LEWIS l. Co. No ~ wa.s,s.
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ANTHONY J; BLxseEES, Aus'iOnssr

ANTHONN J.
TOR SALE at AUCTION at the Merchants Elk
bspT. In she CIV of Nsw.Yogk January H. a. Il NJ thN
he properly situate ir the Village OF New iown
of Fisbki County Duchess known a. the northern
S.r fmerIy belonging Of late r steward Esl com
rpc upwa Of Of land and distant ron
and New BY plank a1t turnpike ROADS SIX nes
thsreahor h pIorerty having recently been aea
hhlv ds either farming sumner residence aai osn
In dshifa village could DO sdyantaso1sV oiaea IA o
one or more The natural beauty OF the cognts INC
tho Cski and Fshki mountains and the leI'' o. We ts M
Zoo veil Known for There 10 sconstaat
hC HsSson River Railroad oughkeesie and New
70 man r. ma and particulars inquire OF AsEdoS
/ RIFFCKFR AYctioneer, No bIosdsf, or OF FkANStsi
q at-laN. No 81 lOhns W. sIool
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Uidu0- fories.

ITOLIAN and OTHER PIANOS.-HALLET,
~ DAVIS Cos Psao win nd without 4 i,e selling
sIs cow OF Superior make 81 ae lowest rates
Mn' from ~ P'Ts The UpOn soon as published We h,s have
ClItt, WGoSs MiIsres32' cents Mue hsy DySs Bed
Teachers the trade supplied ct The Lowest ss Oder from
Successors 70 T s. Berry No. 21 Broadway.
lNOLIAN PIANOS.-T. Gilbert 81 Co are the
e % Sn4 ss so fg 4S and a. 81 20 tie
beins ne opue1s II needless add they supply the pebble with
AO'O Pianos prices less hap sTy Srs SG1 Cole A,.,
BoUDOIR PiANOS-Admrably adapted Tor snsii fisnO- Gl-
5ss bV DAD ofLondon bserto taoSn
10 be the 5e' in the world Al 9ss,; are &
MELoDFoNs W Smiths celebrated Msloaeons
mote seys :. the common the only
SnqTsso9Sas NE best P II PEI Sos a
n unrivaed Guitars and all kinds q Musical lnsunent There
'" HORACE WATERS Sole Agent No. sSss BrOadasy.
A w LADD & Cos GRAND ACTION PIANO
a. FoRTEs-C Of the GRAND DiAs9nA Boidor and
Horizontal saes Of g. and Oeiayes We visa T. cal az
mso o. Ss pSi sns Ss dT.sa Paua
an Seale ,oluue % oHe 49,, 49, iS-1,d Sssn5
Gc'On which tie O snas. over other
ssncy % boel and simplicity sle.' liability get of
'o'' LINCOLN THOMPSON, SOLE AGENTS.
Also ss oe, Bo SSAS rt'G. fE e Of new SS
secondhand Instruments mskea Of which are foE sale
on ire A''' LINCOLN THOMPSON No al Broad gay.
A RARE BARGAIN-A beautiful $3.50 Rosewood
N Forte will he sod for $50 Excellent tone, metallic
round been used o1ly two months perfect IN a.
respects flu y warranted by celebrated city makers The
leave the be for days ~ No l5l
HudsOn-si. opposite 81 johns Park
~ &H BARMORE offer at their Mandatory ard
~ Wsrerocms No SfS Bleeckers OF ChArlesst
OF elegant Piano Fortes with the metallic frame And
bridge, and all ether modern improvements
I Il G. FISCHER, Mandatory and Wsreroom,
No l7e Greeuwiehst, corner OF pey PiAaoFees gar
rrnted with bridge and patent tube well 5 keep
tpne Piano fortes tuned repaired and exchanged
= ~ "a 10 Eola Pa -Portas r.sl.
I IGHTE, NEWTON & BRADBURYS,NO. % Canal
Of the increased demand and 1unrasd
iei PIANOFORTES have extended the barness
orer their friends and those Wishing superior
extensive assortment In plain and ouaneHtsd Of
from 81 VI Secondhan Pi1n0s taken
exchange. Broadway Warereoms No 42S
DIANOFORTES.-R GLEN & Co, have removed
PisnoForte Mandatory and Wseroon from No ia
Fulton No. IS Sprns doors Of Broadway.
DIANO.FORTES-The finest assortment Of Piano
Forte- city may he found ths Ware Of b.
CURTIS No ~ Broadway eonsng Of George News celebrated
American Pianos and variety fok md B1sson
Eosn Also 6oudor and ,ondha.d
Psnos MP. B. CURTIS, No IN Broadway
y IMPROVED PIANoFoRTEs,
7 r. CHANGERS
No SIS Broadway.
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Banning Araoemifs.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY No.
xAe so brosdwsy for the of Pupi Who
enter any TINE eSrtas the Glasses for Ladies and Children
wednesday and Saturday Thursday SATURDAY esoO1s
AZ eenns on Saturday for sset with band Of music Lssoas
Gtnt2enen Monday wednesday
general practice with band evening
attend regular evenings bur purchase eson skets
tepd wher convenient particular
Europe esTrs the past sesDeI number OF
which III be introduced for the
lessons family eses and academies attended SoSes twice
month exclusively for p4ri New Cass for Ladies Chtrer
will commerce. the fsx week In January.
THE SECOND QUARTER Of MRS. A. LANNAY's
DANCING SCHOOL a. Mon,sSs Hall .egPo.is the cIsy
OF inst ton WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. Commanding
81 oeoek The Matinee Dsn<Anfe viii Aks place the
instant
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Gonses TO Get.

Eonses 10 Eet.
DROADWAY.--To lease, the two Stores Nos. Al
ID BrosdAy be extended throush 70 New st. Poses
" ~. 10 Al he e, sens,sev N desireo Apply 10
may Inc '0'' viii DC ' EssMirH Co No Il }sio,dwsy
HOTEL and STORES.-To Let the new fye-story
Building Oh 6h-av blocks below the Crydal Palace The
sselec Hotel hscas Boarding House TO good tenants
Broadwsy "
OFT to LET or LEASE.-The four Lofts of the
~ mabeftopt Store No u Beekman 5REO9 feet each
veil Hailed and 'ptSs for sgg an sps0' No % ssn
DOOM TO LET, with STEAM POWER.-One large
HI Room Sc BY 20 and lighted Also several smaller Rooms
with steady power the best locations 10 the city Apply to
FERRIS TABER. corner Greenwich aud Beaehsts
CTEAM POWER to LET-LOfts with without
~ Steam Power Apply TO cHARLEsM sIM0NsoN No 1871
CTEAM POWER-Rooms to let with steady Steam
- Power buildings No, and II Canalst between
Elm and Centre onnins t5rogse 10 WS9srs Son ~
FINO LET or LEASE-From April, or first of May
next beautiful Succeed Residence containing ten large
being flushed New iaven eight minutes walk from
every convenience The proprietor may wish to reserve two or
three for occasional occupancy AID would like during ne
time 20 Board with he family II aersesoo 10 asma approved
family, the terms will be quite satisfactory . -
BENJAMIN II oOE, No New-York University.
no LET-To small genteel families, floors through,
consisting Of Eve with bath Coton water &c Toe ell
Rents, $40 sl4 amonh Inquire on the premse.
ITO LET-The premises No. ] Catherinest., corner
OF Division no occupied by the Island City Bank The Bank
win be No 49, Broadway, ofhbertys on or
about the lat Feb next For terms apply as above
ITO LET-Tbe I'd story of the Store occupied by
u.s. "a finely lighted and desirable location Apply the
oremscs MOUITON PLlMPTON WILLIAMS Co. No. II
teseY and Ne Barclay directly in of Aor House
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gcuarinrrsbip Notices.

nIsSOLUTI0N-The COPartnershiP heretofore - et !,
~ ips b~sweeo he unSsnsd unisr tbs Sn ne ns OF FSA
SEE chsREEs EvssfTI q .; co
2 ss.ls H. ss.irs The Of The 6r "a sssaos
..-y.,l a.lma Z : tssss ssiAf
DIssOLUTION Of LIMITED COPARTNER-
~ sHIPsOcs hereby given tia. the Limited cs;,sss,as
MI Jn s.5a, r'i sad i6 osroS SuIG s
M :. ss,ss DS &C., ;1S ,s5 A S f S Of xSaI and
E6GE1E NULGAs Of Buffalo s.fh .sa A,I soos =. Ga
ihseS n the nance Of the firms N the udaoa Of 'a' 70
PipD. DE- = p. Sss .na BpT,lo Dee Is8
Ssg.:Ss s ig S, |p ss:s.s,
SosNAS c MILLER, Gsasral
EUGENE 5E,hA s IL A'-''''
suHSEs. ANNOUNCEMENT.
&c DERBY estassh himself No PEa place New York
cshons q rIps, Co Of B0sioa and dio'
TIE oker the frn being purchasers Of the entire liz,
P.t ~. nS siSH Il. M 1 s .a
the bs.n Pgbshe and HeS1E' TS S T
pee 81 Isss "'' At Auburn sad Buffalo.
DIANO-FORTE COPARTNERSHIP- The under
snsd fully anes .a.t tier have s..s'd with
themselves Ia TAI, Mr. s'i WILLIAM B. BRaDsGRY
the d'''lA''n mifi '.fi5 G. y:
long IN .6s ,s S s s vii BE-
OF ~-'' ITGaTE. EEwToy BEADsYRTs
c.rsi.t' and st No, as5 Broadway until further noies
H. J. NEWTON.
caRD-The subscriber would respectfully give notice to his
friends that ae Amr .iatsace With
The made b. Lghte Newton be has become fully satisfied
OF and be With the utmost confidence invite
al ~ s.Sn os ~ ,bsr .t S.f Will II "a. tsn ion
..ry the further improve aud general Interests
nj b pisro forte busnes these will s interfere
with bis professional engagement. as Author tnd Lecturer
VIM Is BRADBURY.
nIsSOLUTI0N-The CO-partnership heretofore
~ existing betwe the understood dissolved b. mutas
Of November 1898 The sett-nept OF the At
purchased the interest," Of W BURGESS snd JAMES Gill
BFRT therein W. +. BURGESS,
A ~ JAMES A GfLBERF,
JOHN II. STILL
~ e1i.,ins undtr the firm Of wHIfrEaoRE DIcKERSoS
Is this dsy dissolved
CoPARTNERsHIP undersigned viii continue the business
a. Inn Dealers in Tin Plates Sheet Iron and metals gsae
ay favine Corsrnerhp uader the firm Of vANDeR
V0OhT DICKERSoN Co. newborn; and WI tlrEMORE
D''hs''ON ~" ~ p II vANDERvooRT
JOHNS DICKERSON.
WA I. WHlrfEaORE.
VyHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing De-
tween subscribers under the firm OF WlSSLOW LANlER
Co. day dissolved BY mutual consent, Leonard q WasloS
business OF his heath Inc unseed ols
the firm will be settled BY r. n Ninsow : Laelef
James Wnow who authorized to use the nAe OF the urn
IN liquidation. ,..,,,
JAMES wINSLOw. l. C. WINSLOW
NGw.YORK, January 2 1874
NOTICE OF COPARryERsHIP
The ubscber this day formed copanersp r the tran
General BANKING Exchange snd Money eusaess and
wINsLow, LANIER Co. New'York. Jan 2 1885,
Il. Il WlNsLoW,
J + D LANlER,
JAMES wlNSLow