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Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

~CALlroRNrA NEwsPAPERs.-T The
/ Sierra Citizen s'lets on' as follows. The
writer is no "squash,'' y 90 he aint:-
Every few months new paper is
started, and to make room for it to bus
tie, another one dies. The setting Of the
literary luminary is as calm and quiet as
the going dosn.of the sun-the editor
goes to dealing in Vegetables and patent
medicines, and the devil goes to dish
washing. Thus the world of newspaper
don wags, and few know or care about
the disappointment and blighted hopes
Of the adventurer.
The life of an editor is at best .
thankless one; this is our decided imprcs-
sion, sage conclusion arrivedat after
three months and ten days experience,
and several years looking on. After
racking his brain, (ifhe happens to have
any of the article) to produce something
which will rather. startle the world, he
/ is destined to see his pet sheet contain
ing the precious incubrtion carried up
street done into . cylindrical form, and
that cylindrical case contains-sausages.
The paper is distributed and the world
neither laughs nor cries. Monday morn
ing comes and his ears already tingling
with apprehension, are nearly split with
the internal cry for ''copy." 't~- =
No wonder that he should sympathise
with the distressed damsel who com :
planned Of the numbers, Of her respon-
sibiiities- a
I'm tired of work said Polly Gray,
It's naught but scrub the live long day.
IT'S no use however, he must keep
moving, cobbling up rheumatic poeti-
cal feet and ciphering out spider tracks,
wondering all the time what the devil
the author mcans' Before he is aware,
night Is at hand, and even then he is de-
MED the satisfaction often felt by the
aforesaid Polly Gray, When
She hears foot and knows it too,
A rasping on the scraper.
! The Boston Museum gets off the fol-
lowing pretty good anecdote of that ner-
vous, fretfui, yet always fine trsgedian,
Maeready: v~; fsa-
Maeready was proverbially particu-
lar abont the stage business. He an
noyed the stock exceedingly at rehear-
sails by giving every man his particular
place on the stage so that in the picture
presented he should be in the, centre.
This actor must stand here, that actor
there-it was his will. On one of the
| nights Of his engagement at Boston,
when he was to play Hamlet he was
very particular at rehearsals in the dis
position of characters at the fall Of the
curtain. He had selected the most
commanding place on the stage, well
down to the lights, and declared that
there he intended to die. It so happen
ed that as the fatal moment was ap-
preaching, just after Hamlet had stab
bed the King, that his majesty took it
into his head to die on the spot selected
by the philosophie Dane.
| The poison was burning ia Hamlet s
veins, he was in the agonies Of death,
but still found time to say in an under
tone to his step -father-s'Back, Back
I am going to die there!''
The blood Of outraged royalty was ur;
the stabbed monarch replied, II am king
and I'll die where I d-m plcase-rick
out a place for yourself" And Hamlet
was compelled to let his soul GU, fur
! f},er nm the stace.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

| ~sO-> ssso DSAOAo ShO AAAAAAAy - A0At4Coc
and many wcrc the applications which
the young man made at the trading es-
tablishments in the city for ccupation.
There were more clerks than merchants
and more traders than buyers. Worn
out with fatigue, and the sting Of con-
science for his former misspent time,
with his spirit humbled and nervcd to
undergo any priva.ion rather than re-
turn without employment to his fathers
house, the shop of every mechanic,
from the blacksmith to the jeweller, was
bcsieged but it was time Of general
depression in busincss-every man look
ed out for his good. So, without blame,
conscious that he had done his best to
obtain an occupation, the young man
went home. The well spread table, the
carpcted floor, and the refinement
which was visible in the. household,
seemed but to sggravate the misery Of
its tenants. One day the young man
was in the shop OF shoemaker who had
ainassed by his industry a respectable
fortune, while he had built up repu-
ta.ion which can never die from the
memory Of the community in which he
lived. -iw tu
"Why don't you go to work ~ asked
the old man. e ssE1 .sE-
Il can't get anything to 6o," was the
quick respose. ts
"Come and learn my tradc," said the
old man. !,
It was a bargain. The pampered son
Of fortune became the apprentice Of an
honest father. His good habits endear-
ed him sensibly to the generous shoe
maker, and the progress which be made
in his new avocation surprised every one
who had been formerly acquainted with
his idle habits. The old man died !:
during his illness he carried on the bus
mess Of the shop, and received for his
services some old tools which had been
| the property of his employer. He COM
menced business for himself, but soon
went into dourishing village and en-
tered large establishment as journey
man. His love for study and refine
ment increased. The best society was
thrown. open before him. The conf
dence of his employer vas unbounded
in his integrity, his shopmates were
pleased with his native talent and his
address; he became the sun Of their lit
tie circle and when he left his employ
er, in the hope Of obtaining a more lu.
cratiye situation, his loss was severely
lalnented. We we're convcrsing yester.
day, with this.young gentleman, upor
the false pride which had ruined SO many
boys. Said he: il I had obtained 9
clcrkship when I sought it, I shoult
have been an outcast and a beggar.-
This is the effect Of shoemaking, Of in
dustry and enterprise, good reputation
a clear conscience and happy life
Matches Free Trader.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

A new version of "root hog, or die, y
-"Psrfeorate the soil with thy probosis,
thou quadruped of the Queen City, or
relinquish thy vitality.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17
4 G. T. y rs

A C E y rs,
Colnn,bia, j Harrison,
a" (" .........A \ Hunnewr!l.
springfield. ...... Calvin Honey.
Shaws Flat. II. Street & Cn.
s>"nAra, Yanncy & Roberts
& .........Wood. s. Purdy.
Advertisements, Subscriptions, Or
Communications left far the Columbia
Gazette With our agents above, viii be
promptly forwarded.
Joas Duo HOW. f.sd., Of Salem, Mass
i. Authorized ts receive and receipt Far
s,.t-cription. 10 iir Columbia Gazette,
for the Easteln !>,a.>s.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17
THE COLUMBIA GAZETTE
Is Published every Saturday morning
By JOHN c. DUCHO".
Odice on Washington Street.
T Z Il " S.:
ADV EETISEMENTS

10 LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A sQUARf
First Insertion, $500. ......43 90
Each subsequent insertion. 49,. l so
To those WHO advertise regularly by The
month, reduction Of - per cent will
be made.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

The prettiest lining FOX bonnet is
sweet face.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

A mixture of four ounces Of nitrate
Of ammonia, four ounces Of sub-carbo
nate Of soda, and four ounces Of water,
in a tin pail, will produce ten ounces Of
ICE in three hours.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17
JOE WORK

OF every descriptions neatly and prompt
ly executed at the Columbia Gazette
Ofaiee.
BLANKS Of all kind. printed 10 ordcr
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

ADVICE TO YOUNG LAwYER.-
The following is the advice of an exam
lining Judge to young Lawyer on -ad-
mission "Sir, it would be idle to trouble
you further. You are perfect: and I
dismiss you with a few words Of advice,
which you will do very well to follow.
You will hnd it laid down as maxim
Of civil law, never to kiss the maid when
you can kiss the mistress. Garry out this
principle, ,sir ,acd you are safe. Never say
"boo" to a goose, when she has power
to lay golden eggs. Let your face DO
long-and Jour bills longer. Never put
your hand into your own pocket when
that Of anybody else is handy. Keep
your conscience for your own private
use, and don't trouble it with other
mems matters. Plaster the Judge and
butter the jury. Look as wise as an
owl and be as craeular as town clock
But above all, get money honcstly;if
you can, nay dear sir but-gnt money.
[ welcome you to the tar."
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

or A gentleman who had been in
the hahi; ef eecasionly beating his wife,
one day lis,i his daguereotype taken;
.'Come il;ther, my Jane, see my pic
turc is here stf
Do you like it, my loye-dou't it strike
YOU
81 can't say j. does a. present, my dear,
But l dare say it will Its so like you!
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

JOB PRINTING
lMdtiy Erseu.ed at tie CARTE OEx,
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

The man who hung himself with q
cord Of wood has been cut down with
the edge Ola prscipics.
Columbia gazette., 1854-06-17

A SPICE ORcHARD.-In one Of hia
late letters from the Fest, Bayard Tay
lor gives an account Of q visit to o nut
meg orchard ON the Island of Penang:
Con our return to the ship" sa:
Bayard, eve visited nutmeg plauta
ton. The trees, which are from 20 to
80 feet in height, are planted in rows.
at intervals of about 20 feet. The leaf
is dark green and glossy, resembling
that of the laurel, and the fruit, at a
little distance, might be taken for Z
small, russct-eolored apple. When ripe,
the thick husks split in the center.
showing scarlet net work of mace, en-
veloping an inner nut. black as ebony.
the kernel Of which, is the nutmeg Of
commerce. The Glove tree, not now In
its bearing season, has some resemblance
to the nutmeg, but the leaf is smaller
and the foliage more loose and spread.
ing. AS we drove through the orchard,
the warm air Of noon was heavy with
spice. The rich odors exhaled from the
trees penetrating the frame with SEN
sation Of ianguid and voluptuous repose-
Perfume became an appetite, and tho
senses were dragged with an overpowr.
ering feeling Of luxury. Had I contin-
ued to indulge in it, I should ere long,
have realized the Sybarite's complaint
of his crurnpled rose.leaf.''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20
CITY TRADE REPORT.

r. 4.
IsHYs THEIRS small lots taxsn st s61s So II 10
for pearls and IS os% for pats per 100 lbs.
bRRADsruyTs Flour Sss In fair request bit NOT very
arm. The GAYS transactions vsrs confined 70 1000
bells suse' Ace No ~ - % 81 Ordinary to sAoiss
State at 50 esx IS SIX; mixed TO fancy Western At
- Th ~ lsh snd other brands nj proportionsts
figures Aoont zoe bhb O&nsotAn, In boad, we're
token at ssh per Dbl rhsr. have been 500 bills
Southern disposed Of ~ Ss es for MIXED TO Htraight
$9h 80 81 for iAvoite and % S7 $40 for fancy per
Dbl. Rye -four and corn meal we're unsnsnged The
ss OF wheat confined 70 500 bushes red ad whits
LoSs blssd IT 81 81 = 81 o6 respectively. We heard
that o0s busbsh rye were bought IN part at 81 IL
State And Western oats dull and heavy At 62c
b6s per bushs Corn continued In limited demand aud
sgxin tho days Eales amounting TO rs 600
BUSHELS at $50 81 for the various kinds and aid,
chic fly new Southern white and yellow. at So . $780,
C0rToN.--The days sslss reached ga bales fol
lows For export, lTo4 bone rss $36 on apacnaton
l4l; ssd to airvs 500. Market Irregular, with
salse report 10 below Aond. rs rA.ss
FRnHIs -Hstes continued fsro, with engagements OF
b0 eco 60 600 bushels Of In bulk at j3AI. lbd
Sos few Auuored barrels Of hous engaged ut A.
refused srd "a astsd no Glasgow coo Bushels
ersagsd. 81 l5d in buk. To Hsvre -four wss Ut
obc vi eLtri 2fc rce at $i2 md Aahss At $40 So
There va Dctai.g TO other continental PORTS Snp
pers visiting the receipt OF fcregn letkra by the
Cana5a- Tnse vas change In rates for California,
which ranged from 55, IN 65s per foot measurement
weasel Of 7sT tons ehsrsr~d 70 load in L,stoa for
CslcnWA and back for the round sum Of $50 900
PRovEIoSs-Pork nm "a sDged The sates prsed
le0 bills ~ SIS rs for mes; and SIS 62X for PRIME
per bbL fair business Wis raussstsd ct former rates
The sae Of lard reached 400 hbs to prime II
manned In good request The days sales consisted OF TOO
bbs 1T yesterday fall quotations. small lot Of Chi
csgs bssf hams brought SIS 10 per Dbl Buttsr and
cheese appeared ~ Last noticed.
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ground Parker veis was improved \; aiddlstos"
IL stationary rse other sales ws.' !. 80,
At the stock Exsha-ge the prs..,..s -. Ia
stocks was imprsvsmss r.csa,,v Az !. tina
s9 buyer 20 thousand Parker Vein sold, sO.iag At s.
seeex6ndrsd New Jsrss, Zss sold at o< Lshish wAsi
request at g. EAven hundred Potomac sold 81 FOR ssh,
and 80 buyer co. The bids At the Mining Board
fsilows:For Ulster, ~; for PotOmas az for Hwassss,
47ss for Minnesota, 1922 for North American, ~; for
Dorgas Houshton, s; for Windsor az; for Fulton, M
for Goseh for vanderbeg. 80 cents for Ln.asy, IS
cents; for Asomsh AZ; for Phoenix Cold Vi for Nsoul
Ioeh, ~; for Conrad Y; for Gold Hill 8; for ", okoR
Gold, g. -.
500 shs Park Vein. bio sk 100 chs Nor Car. b3
500 Niddietn Silver. TX $50 uapitou ......... y
500 do. ....... ~ 800 do...,...s30 y
20 RosklAnd. ....... IL loo Rocky Bar ....... tx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20
More About the Wreck OF the 90"
Lxrrza Prom ONE OF THE oFrlcHAs'
ROYAL Nan STEAMSHIP ANRoA !
WucupsnAy Fab i, 1854 J

LxrTHR Prom ONE OF THE oFfieA"'
po,.t Nan STEAMSHIP ANHIcA. !
WEDNESDAY,, Fab. ], 1854
- -, rnro. on Yux NEW YoRK HIRAI1:-
NAV sn-witA the intention of giving you uu' sn1
..sur.ss sseount OF the wreck Of the Pacific man
u.n Jrsnsisoo, kept diary In which sntsrso -
Atlantis esunsstsd with this sad calamity In u' n
1..v,ur thu wreck the same has bssn misiaia u on
nal. ON that account compelled to rsosanoe ~
on az publishinw the same through tbs eop this ter
,..sr-the moro so, Is see the mar
Won have received and pphBhass myself to brief his
M disaster 10 left the Ill fAtsd San Francisco and
Iyiu-.Un board the American ship Antarctic, for
Liverpool which, in company with the Three Bells from
Glasgow for New York lay BY us for several days With
ths aid Of ave good Of the for nosd
the evening Of the Sd Of January which
work accom- plishsd about IL p n. Of the tth whsa
the vessels get SAIL and from each other
ther respective destinations Hearty shesrs were OK.
which nsd the air with thankfulness 10 Him Who 80 mi
racuousy had saved from the jaws death had saved
as from an uDtinsly watsry grave
The troops on the Thres Bells accom- panied by
nrevet Major o. Wyre and Lieut. VIM. A. Winder those
On the Antarctic by second Lieut.. Charles wnder and
hevet Second Lieut. 7. J. Chandler which latter two
gentlemen deserve particular mention credit
untired efforts whilst board the srsck Ia trying
Ahe chip assisting In pumping and bsiling the same
giving consoAtion 10 the sick and dying.
the following In an accurate report Of the troops
narsed ON the Antarctic, In command Of Lieutenant &
Windsr:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20
NATRIMOnY.

MATRIbONY MADE nAsY, on HOW 70 WIZ =
Al Lovr-Prefeseor LAYTON, Boston, formerly Of Lon
don VIII send 70 any address, oneceip Of dollar post
Mo devoted sdeodr OF many Of the opposite - thsh
hsafs nay desire The 10 % simple but % sapvAt
ng WISE All RAY be rsrried irrespective 81 ago. appearance
sosises Aaa i., horsh NOT LEAST car b ssraasss
Win such care And delicsoy thEs detection tmpcesipe
tdtrcs Professor Lsvtsn noson Haas Ne letters ssksa
fspM Ahe Pei Q9lss Haltss .hA pos.Axs IL pslA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20
THE TELEGRAM

NATIONAL TKLkGRAPHIC LINKA-YHKsA LIN
IN fsvorsbly known throughout the Wost - the oRsn1
nnos." are new rebsIb in Me most substantial marns9
60 and ness direct reuies and posses: fas.s
ehcfsd 70 teo public for quick mupiostion 10 Pibt
Cevelsr Detroit, Chi ago, Milwaukee Oncisnsu. Lcu
vile, b. Louis. hcrphs, New crlsanA snd ntrnedfA1
member the eOrpsrys ofhce ~ - Wa street directly
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HOTELS.

no PsssxxeEks Fos CUBA-rnE Rsysps HoUsy
the lsrsesS NEST airy are conmedio,s hSuss IN
r.na pleasantly situated in the immediate yioitv az tbs
.4pt erspt ara sdosts's sas9ss tao ea,Assr
gvr,oi Columbus PIsss do Arros custon hoWs sNt
ausy also the Alan sis PAseo arr Ysasn Thsasr.
et Wits the steamers " fsssse the isndnr 81 pss.on
seIs and bssssks. Gfa aAfAVHD, Pgeprie.se,a
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CLoTIayE0, sc.

fyAsT-oFF CL0fHibG .-s2o0g WORTH EAHfEp-
W fe highest essh Price VII be Hhsray svea IN errrent
money for large small lots Of e6 syckius Of
every deeenrtor address through pes os OF JAIss
boR0rtT - hin sescsd hasa nora Ia II orssss street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20
Mines and Mining.

SUNDAY, Feb l9-6P H.
The Bead s,in sotivs yesterday, aud the opinion
thai ry asss tine 10 pioieg matters Il ct hand gaas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

Weekly Report OF Deaths
the city and county OF New York. frsm the 18th dsy
Of February 70 the 18th day Of February 1854
Men, s3 women, 100; boys 1855: girls, les Total Es7
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% ihs Tth list the yelling ~ NJ John Parker 10
tn G-rb wsst par. u ChrsfAO county ny was s0tirely
are to- eher with lts contents aud tn
Of BITS et and slightly othcrs Of tbs family
His tdet ctUghier eshseu yssss OF age was severely
h1rrss but i REQ vrrirg rhs house caught from the
ehimpsy after the family hsd retired b rsst The ages
o. the children burned range from four 70 twelve yesrs
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COAL.

fyoAL.-I AN NOW RHcRIyING a FRESH SUPPLY
" Of my bsss Red Ash oosl which will sell RAl
the lowest sbc price for casa only weight quasy
warranted No authorised 70 sell except onsSs
Krg and Greenwich strses and Twenty dh street
and Ninth avenue. PETER CLINTON.
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ins Feb IL $500 s22
ysrs q dry goods put market week ,ndhs
ioe',osA
Total. 600, s4
The leading tsms Of import during tbs week wsrs as
foo~s;Ccree, sss $50; hsttsrs goods, s9s,eis nSia
rubber, sl7,soo; undressed siius, s7a brandy,
s727s7 cutlery, SIS esl; molsssss, s2s, 23 sugar,
si9,4a4 watches, $50 GIT; wire, sas,p4e; champagne
slso2 Tie above agg,sga the smallest va have 70
ported FOR wseks and the usual Of feresn
imporAtons appears to have been reversed Al the sss
SON sdvnoss the value decreases instead Of increasing
The last week in January the i'm potaon souaisa %
more than Eve millions OF dollars Tbs second ws.k In
February It was only about half that 1his fer 10
February the weekly vace has been below the average o.
lsst wear
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r,nANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
uokEY MARKnr.

SUNDAY, Feb l9-6r. y.
purips the past wssk there has besn An Asuv' mo''
a N. stock MARKET and better prices have eses
realised throughout We have had two Arr: sr,,'--
Eurots With later news, but thsaS or TO
fers.t to what the --ApAtsd 1as sdvsess nave Atsy
-n.t "a. wariiks character. and far u sAa
90 " the appearance Of matters on the other side
the probabilities decidedly In favor Of hosatiss
throughout Europe becoming general rhs intsIgsnos
certainly Of this eharsctsr and such conclusions
the most natural butt has been dinsrsnty construed
by our shrswds operators and nuanosr and the eject
has bean favorable 1t Ia the opinion Of majority OF
spectators that the stronger the position assumed BY tbs
allied Powers in negotiations with the Gear the greater
the probability Of speedy adjustment upon psaes.ul
terms whether such may b the result would DO
Of trAiug importsn.s some kind Of . settlement
guaranteed 1t matters comparatively little with Us
upon what terms the question Ia arranged long it
dtsisively disposed Of we hare become accustomed
10 the agitation OF this affair that has lost much Of IT.
interest and importance; 1t 10 impression thai
without settlement OF existing eifcutes shall
be longer restrained In LEGAL enterprises
latons At homo our financial and commercial Affairs
are In sound and teslthy condition. Every domestic
interest prospsng and there exists not ut present
dangerous imitation In public private credits. For
many months past have been undergoing the process
Of qudA N, prices have been steadily deprsciatng and
NO are now FOAltlOn 70 btAno mOu0reo 0xPAn00n
vittou weakening asy class Of business men or
specuistors Money IL abundant, and caily beson
ing cheaper. Tho dsmsnd for money s not
large, every appears easy and comtortabs
I'm the s.rs The bArts discount fresly Of the offerings
made AMI still 90 not report increase In their loans
This shows that the liquidation Of old liabilities is go
Ing full fast creatsd and that the
and trade than easily
be met Capital outside Of The banks has rapidly aug
nnsnted and onsy flows in upon us from every quarter
During past three months the proceeds Of sales Of
fereign MANUFACTURES In this MARKET TO very large
amount have been invested forssa account in ous
cuss and In various other ways and this movsmen. Is
still going rapidly. This has ado ed largely to our
MEANS and II the difficulties In Europe remain much
longer slsd the negotiations result ia general
war; shall end capital flowing In upon ~ from all
parts OF Europe with . stronger current thAnsvsr bs
fore realized.
The expectation Of specie from this pert last week and
for the year has been foews:
SHIPMENTS SPECIE PRoA THE PoRT OF NEW YORK
Ca al No
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DVERTNEMEKTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PUBLICATIONS,

AVAAzAOAAAO10s
A GREAT BOOK COMING JOHN p. JEwHrr ! 90
YIN !. . ssfss Oh: rs.s
foreign sssus III, sn.sd fhs % Tsss our
Rse;s n: 'I;: s;.
& 'n T ". n. ... 2, y:' az
xs.i *.
Il Sss q ::s
in.sTsr.s rsphs and :ecsnf ,ai thus far shss h.i
ssss s. :ssR:s;s viz S. ssSl.s sslss
doub, iha.h win pss:s isr SAFE .sd poSai.rsy
sa,s:fy +. i. se:s ..si. :rS: dem. =
re- s.s. :si:h,s x. o. ~ s.::
Lard. chic. asA' WV
J.in Mitchell . advised TO eopy Of Mrs. PAIRING
i.sha. d,.s n ~, them in ioe. humor Why no,h.s II.
sni enc thou, sns susss. .ses ,oS" Hc ss.. Sss
ded PAGES welt printed nrs wsi.s paper only cents
s sh ssssss
DnY GOODS, &C.
MALTESE LAcRs-rALrIsE LAcEs BY rHH YARD.
french RoBsSi Bross~.s corner u niass ..rs
DEcIIvID PR STEAMER PACIFIC AN IrvoIcu
IL Of black sks from shllnss 70 avs dollars Der
yard Of TIE o. BoInss Co. Lyons aso,
trsiderss Ae in the latest Paris styles A. KERR CO.
No. 767 Broadway, three doors below Ninth street
CPRlNG MANTiLLAS-T0 WHoLEshLE BUYRRa-
- The subscriber respectfully bis i'm ,erta
to nufattures fer ths presea
resey eomyrisi.g sn annually variety
In mabtillss taas Ststes futs 40 which he
the attention Of from section OF tbe IJnop
GEoEGE BULPIk, Paris msntJla en- porium, No. 8l
Broadway.
ITO AND wEsTKRN NsnCHs NTs. ca oTu
itrs, &o, &ewe would 20 .be Ia "a, ion 81
tfos. who wsua purchase batter style h.n hss
usually bees offered in tsis nark e snsiye stoor -
extra AZ ediun alities Of clothing JgNNINQs
CO. ISL Broadway tsccsd door above the srs,r House
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Tnon-Hospita Bellevue, 70 Peaitsntary, Black wells
Island 81 smsllpox Hospital Black Wells Island 2 Luaa-
Ito Asylum Black wells Island q Wards land 20; Ran
dsDs Aland 4; Oty Hospital s. City Prison Aimshouss
Rackwens Island, i Coorsd Home Hospital 4; Colorsd
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THOMAS K. DOWNING, Oty Inspector.
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