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Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

Il is impossible here n rceo.a: moro
than It very few OF the plii,, pal o,jec;a
Of interest purchased al ta.h'ugnts
ssiii be issued On their arrival. A.nol-,
the most conspicuous are liz uaa.iih
cent painting u ihc
UsScea: jirlm iae tre:St At,er Ret
bens, purchased by ,Ir. .lunoa. al iks
Cathedral Of Nolrs dams, IN Aaiwert,
where the Gica, os!gina! vas presented
tr the renowned .fi.i to iae Church
q his g.ati,e city.
Tie CAnlei # ~. 1Icy,>s1 The
wonderful w,r., Of ~ Invalid psintst,
while confined IN TIE Hospital st Blu
yes.
12yee Cr;g;nol Paintings : BY
Tencis, Vantlyl;e and Greuze
TIE Hoiy Family, by Bla,ehsra =
The Finest Modern Painting Tor sale in
Paris.
TIE karg,st Diamord in the United
States, imported through the House Of
Messfs Eoyenat, OF Paris and New
York.
Serci. If .Ssrrss Pofes!oin' For
merry belonging 30 Napoleon thu First
and Louis Philippe, @i'h the Crown
Marks, Initials, etc.
Il CIoch OF the Days # Louis XIV.
Exhibiting the most exquisite and aur
prisiug Mechanism, Witb Pendants O..
Diamonds and Precious Gons.
TIE Famous Bsaudcir Clsek Of
WLe Rachel, tie Trogsdienne. Rep
rssenting Flight Of Dirds--the plu-
mage is true to naturc--the whole scene
most life-like. The mimic warblcrs 6y
from bough to bough, and fill the air
with notes of the Mocking Bird, Cana
ry, etc. td.-
An Intricate Pee cf Media n:srr
from Cologne! a Magician performing
with perfect accuracy the curious tricks
OF his profession.
Tie Great Original Painting Of tie
Hugusnats. This Picture is we'll known
to l'arisians, and will be welcomed with
enthusiasm, by every lover of art in
California.
TIE Saper5 7abIsdu Of PsscAe and
Amour The Twin to this Painting is
owned by the French Government, and
has the most conspicuous place in the
Gallery Of the Louvre.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
ssr Stanlslaus County gave Mande
vile majority Of i3s.

o. Capt. Harry Love, the destroyer
OF the famous bandit Joaquin, turned
Benedict just before his departure fol-
the Atlantic States. He "weakened'
to the charms Of Miss Mary Bennett, o.
Santa Clara. Poor fellow, we only hope
that some fine day, he may not fine
himself discussing the wisdom of the re.
mark of the elder Weller to his sor
Samivel, to ''beware Of the vidders. -
Shasta Courier.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
Ii!iIe,
CRISP MUGGINS.
b. order Of the OLD man / family.


EMIGRATION FROM CERMASY-A fo7
years ago the Irish emigration TO ;his
country was greater than any other
1t reached its highest number in 1851
Since then the emigration from Ger
many has taken the lead and is constant
ly increasing. The population with
which it supplies US generally, is quite
we'll informed, and possesses little
property at the outset: The Germans
generally locate themselves in the west
ern country, and are becoming useful
and influential elements in the social
and political world.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
A CAR d.

The subscriber, in consequence IL an
expected business engagements, is re-
lucticn;iy compelled 10 postpone, fol
the present, the lecture proposed tc
have been given by him, at Cla' ks Ho.
tel, this evening. At another time end
under more favorable circumstances. he
hopes to be able to appear before TIC
citizens Of Columhia
Fe would here return sincere
thanks to Mr, Clark, for his Kindness
in rendering to him the gratuitous use
Of his Hall.
p. ". BUREE..
Columbia, Sept. lG, 1851.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
- The Hook & Ladder Co.

- The Hook & Ladder Co. met
last evening and disbanded, but reor-
ganizcd again. They hold a meeting
again on Monday evening at O'Clock al
the American ;alI persons holding prop.
erty in the town should give their sup.
port to so laudable a society. The
young men Of course, Will all become
active members.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

e% The G'Iiah brings from San Pc
dro two hundred tons of grapes and
pears, the product of the Los Angeles
vineyard. The fruit arrives in splendid
order.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
A SERIES OF ORIGINAL DRAW
INGS
Twenty in Number

Of the Battles of NapoIsom, BY az
offer Of the Old Guard. The great
interes: that attaches to them is en-
HANGED by the extraordinary merit Of
the Pictures They were visited bv
crowds in Paris, and $4,000 mas since
been offered for their repurchase. An
Ingot Of Gold for this amount will 10
placed beside them, ready for the per-
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

10Y We are pleased to learn, that
d.. McChesney has sufficiently recover
ed from the Panama fever, with which
he has been afflicted, to resume the
practice of his profession. He can be
found at his Office, at Clayk's Hotel, on
Broadway, Columbia,
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

o. In San Francisco, the whole
number of votes for Mr.. Webb, the
Know Nothing candidate for Mayor. is
SPA; Garrison, 4,6ls, Webb's major
iiy, 566.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

f~ We regret to state that Mr..
Burke has been prevented, by pressing
business engagements, from delivering
his lecture, this evening: and hope that
ne will find an early opportunity to ia
vor our citizens with lecture upon the
interesting topic proposed.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

EmrGRANrs.-1'he Placerville Herald
of Saturday states, that largo number
Of emigrants are now in Carson Valley
recruiting their stock, preparatory TO
tc ercs-ins the meuntains.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
ARRIVAL OF THE CORTEZ.

We received, last evening, from
Wells, Fargo S Co., N. Y. Herald
of Aug. 18th, per steamer Cortez.
Also, from Mr.. Hunnewell, the E is
ton Transcript of Aug. 2lst.
Messrs. McDougal and Weller are
passengers by the Cortez.
The news is unimportant. Netting
new has turned up i'll European affairs.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

@- We are under obligations to
Wells, Fargo s. Cos Express for lib
eral supply OF mountain and San Fran
-cisco papers, during the week.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

@- Adams & Cos Express have
placed upon our table a fall supply Of
California papers, for which We are
thankful.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
Finney, 1866, Elkins, 737.


T"Put out the Lights. We are
informed by one q the watchmcn, that
on Wednesday morning last, between
one and two o'clock, our town came near
being destroyed by fire. As he was 60
ing his rounds, on the morning in ques-
ton, he discovered a light In the back
room Of a building on State street and on
proceeding to ascertain the cause, he
discovered, upon piece of pine board,
lighted wick, surrounded by pool of
candle-grease the fame from which, in
one minute more, and but for this time
II discovery, would have communicated
to the board, and thence to pile Of
shavings and other combustible matter
about the unfinished room. After ex-
tinguishing the fire, he endeavored to
arouse the occupants, but did not sue
coed; they being either absent from
the premises, or closely imprisoned in
the arms Of Mr.. Morpheus.
AS this was in building, situated in
the most combustible part of the town,
Eve minutes delay would have been suf-
6cient to cause a confagration impossi-
bic to check F; and the dreadful intelli-
gence would have gone forth through
the State that Columbia was again in
ashes
Our citizens cannot be too careful a.
bout putting out their candles on retir-
ing to bed. We daily hear of the total
destruction, by FIRE, of some town, land in
most cases, the result of carlessness.
We hope there still remains some memo
~ of the past, and that our citizens have
not entirely forgotten the dreadful ca
lamity of July. Altho' we would be
glad to hear that late gains had more
than covered their former losses, yet
We cannot admit this as an excuse fol-
gross carelessness, and sincerely hope
all will be more careful in the future.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

HoesE THIEVES. On Tuesday nigh,
last splendid horse was stolen from the
premises eff Mr.. Bradish, on Knickcr-
booker Flat, and on the same night two
or three horses were stolen from some
gentlemen, residing between Klicker-
booker and Saw NH Flat. Persons
owning live stock should be On the qa:
e're for. these quairapei extracting gen.
leman, ard endeayo- to pre,,,pt a fur
thor exhibition 0. .aols ANNA! propensi-
ties by securing to them winters res.
idencs in the castle of State, and enable
them to become adapts in the AIT o.
hewing stone and carrying Of mortar.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

gWe are requested to state that
the gentlemen referred to in the Sonora
Herald and charged with hiding away
the votes Of the True Democracy y in
potato BARREL" is entirely innocent o!
the crime imputed to him. As the
Herald is probably un;ntentionally on
the wrong scent, i: viii, of course. in
justice to an innocent person, make the
above correction.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
THE VICTORY.


SO says the proverb, and SO the result
Of the election those who have sown
the seed of honesty, have reaped an
abundant harvest, and achieved rlo-
rious triumph over their many enemies
They now stand ready to defend and
maintain the rights OF their constituency
and the honor Of their country.
The smoke of battle has now suf
hciently cleared up to cnSble US to ascer-
tain with degree of certainty, the rei4
tive positions Of the victors and the
vanquishsd. Messrs Herbert and Den
yer, the democratic nominees for Con-
gress, are elected by pluralitics Of up
wards Of 2nOO The election of DEM
ocra.ic United States Senator is also
secured, as both branches of the Legis
lature are Largely democratic In Tuol-
nnne We have given majority for Her
bert and Denver, and elected cur Scna-
tor and three Assenlb'ymcn.
Which now is the ''irse dsnotrseu =,
which nov the party Of the people, and
the opponents ofthe principles OF " ash
ington, Jefferson and Jackson The
people have decided. Nothing spuri-
Gus can pass with the people of Cali
fornia, The Bogus coin can be detect
ed from the clear ring Of the genuine
metal. Who now are the boilers !:
Let the defeated candidate for political
honors answer these questions. He
cannot; he dare not ; for the jury have
rendered their verdict, ani "MEss,
MEME: TEKEL vPHRAsos" is engraved
upon his conscience, and he feels the
weight Of an Injured peoples just dis
pleasure.
VIC must confess, We felt fearful Of
the success of the Democratic party !;
more particularly, as they have had
more to contend against in the late cam
palgn, than upon any other occasion,
since cur admission into the Union.
But the Democratic party have proved
themselves worthy of their calling; like
men they have come up to their work :;
like freemcn they have fougl. like
heros they have conquered; and a re-
cord Of their deeds shall be held in eter-
nal remembrance, as a stumbling block
and an evil omen for future time-seryers
or Safeguarding placo-hunters,-as
too many of the political aspi.an;s of the
present day arc.
The wings we'll bnew our position in
the late contest, add were confident of
victory. But, alas for them, they were
loo sangulne Of success; too apt at
castle-building and chicken -hatehinr.-
AN opportunity was presented to them
which they neglected to improve, and
now, We fear, they live but in the pages
OF history, or with some Of their strong.
est votaries, only on the tablets of en-
dearins memory. We mourn for them.
FAREWELL farewell forever! you have
done nobly, but your opponent wiclds
the stronger ann, and you are now en-
tombed, never again to be resurrected
Hang your banners in the armory, as
emblems of the past, for the wars will
now new-burnish you no more. -"Re-
qnsescat in paoe.s
~-'>->--7-.--, ----~----r~-~-->r
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

eT On Saturday evening last, we
were present at complimentary benefit,
given by Messrs Lee & Marshall to the
Masonic Fraternity of this town and
are happy to announce that the seats
beneath The canvass were pretty well
Tiled, and the performance gave gcner-
al satisfaction. We understand that the
aiasops intend building a irs-proof
Hall, as soon as they can get suitable
lot. We wish them every success.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

% According to the Placervile
Democrat, the Stockton Dramatic Com
pany have been playing two nights in
the former city to delighted audiences
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

s@ The counties of Los Angeles and
San Bernardino give Denver, for Con-
gress, majority Of 500 votes, and Mr.
Herbert, also, very large majority.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16

~ Weeks Express will please ac-
cept our thanks for Stockton and San
Francisco papers.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
OFFICIAL VOTE
Or TUoLrMsE CouNrY.

1t viii be seen BY the following oAic-
Isl vote, that, instead of Messrg Bowie
and Benhanl having a majority in this
county, as was at first supposed, the
boot is on the other leg;' Messrs.
Herbert and fenver having received a
majority; the former, l9, and the latter
gentleman, a. Mr. Leake receives a
majority Of e3, and Mr.. Vaudeville
The handsome majority Of 2l3. Messrs.
Calvin, Quinn, and Amyx, democrats,
ana Oxley, whig, are elected to the
Assembly. -Four democratic Supervisors
and one wing, are elected Mr. Clongh
wbig, is elected for Assessor MIR Han
cock, dem, Coroner, and Mr. Finney,
whig, as Surveyor no regular demo.
arstic candidate being up for this office
The following is the vote.
Herbert, 1873, Denver, 1853
Bowie,-lS54, Benbsm, -Is3s
McDouSal, -5o5, Churchman, -547,
Latham, = AZ.
CLERK SUPREME COURT.
Leaks, 1910, Beard, 1927, Wood
; side, $50.
SENATOR.
Vaudeville, 2ol7, Whitman, 1904,
+, Stevens, 537.
ASSEMBLY.
Amyx, 1912, Calvin, 1881, Quinn
1909, Cook, 1869; Nlarshel, 1865
Oxley, 1901, Allison, 1872. McCurdy
| 1880; O'Sullivan, 543, Blake, 5e5
streetcr, 572, NcMiller, 5o4.
SUPERVISORS.
Conway, 1885, Darden, 1920, Sta
pies, i8os, Deane, 1880, Parker, 1913
J. B. Smith, 1929, Tickener, 1889
McAfee, 1886, W. H. Smith, 1874
Haley, 1901 Odenheimer, 523, Allen
5s7, Loripg, $40, Moore, SEQ, Davis
$40.
ASSESSOR.
McCullan, 1867, Clough, 1947
Hoxie, 502
! CoEONER.
| Hancock, 1920, Sperry, 1914.
SURVEYOR.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
i CALIFORNIA
ART UNION
SUPERB COLLECTION OF
w Or'ks OF Art!
Dnaeau's Chinese Salesroom !
Mr. DT7NCAN 'has- b,cn .,,auaI

MR. DUNCAN has bcen eaearea
il Europe fox slme months past, in pc
Letting syery;h:ag beautiful il: Manu..
features sni thas Arts, fer importation
to tbs St. lie Having expended ne..
than three tia.as the an.ount gained !.
his las. Annual districu1ion. IN erce.ius
a Gallery for ti.s display .: paIl,ir.ar,
Sculpture, and specimens Ct Tie Wos.a.
Industry in this c.;y, lie will now s,nN
receive tile P.ta aRa Costly Hra~s,
gathered duinr his tour. aud inte nd
Tor tile spGc7efis ,3f'aA' erected Tor taei'
reception. The collection wiil have 40
equal n home Oh abroad al! Ia ca.
Confidently say tl:at n~ithcr London,
Paris n5r New York will b. atl-su show
a. the stock Of mercantile iirtn, ,i.
nany treasures VI AT aud valuable Oh
jects Of ycrtl Intended ior ~.!i Francis
co. The Catalogue Will ,u.h:ace sew
ersl thousand articles, istu tie drl;es,,-
i wrought fr.
Columbia gazette., 1854-09-16
Foa THE COLUMBIA GAzsr1x.

Other side o. Jordan,
Columbia vicinity Sept. 10th, 1854.
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i;sLAT rHHuUGd LINE no THE WEST
ID lU is,.ssi 80:

railroad from 10 WAeens
Meeting there with .s lrss, and yledl
Union ine The Ohio andths nages to ZdnesUiie $e.
HiS expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing great Tunnel, being
order Of travellers
aud The scenery
road Of the spendous and attractive character
The express Baltimore daily 2,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles in 10 ~ hours in
Guiding all toppases there at
passenger leaving Baltimore lodging
in Cumberland. 7s mes and thence Wheeling
morning.
daily meeting from
ingon junction. (bete Relay House
Al Wheeling unrvsiied Union line,
have completed for this routes form daily
the and down the Ohio
Louisville where stages Nashville &c,
Louis New Orleans packets be- go
ing further
Passengers Columbus who prefer
other Ohio West
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company
the National Zanesv
by railroad
viii find route being
places.
y- Baggage Washington Wheeling
charge transfer Of passengers baggage.
Fare ticket with The lie
rou,e) Washington Whrtns ~ SO; Cincinnati Sil
to Louisville, Sl2.
Tickets Parsons, agent,
Washington, and Of the other agents of the company
WIN. PARKER,
May li-du General Superintendent.
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TREASURY DxrAKrsssr, January l, 1854
houee Is hereby gwen holders following described
stocks OF tbs United that this department prepared 10
chase, any between hereof Of June
portions OF those stocks The
million dollars la tho hereinafter
toned, 10 wit;
within the
preference will be gwen in the order OF time in which said
be offered The duly assigned 10 the United
States the parties who the amount thereof must
be transmitted this department the receipt whereof,
price will be paid compounded OF following particuarsi
L. The par value, specified each certificate
premium the The authorized Of
July 1896 redeemable November 49, 1885, OF six the
stock Of the the Of 1872 De-
cembe 1861 neen and half stock Of the
authorized lo47 cdesaiabe
tho former The 3s December 1857 and the latter the ot
June 1868, OF the stock OF the loan
authorized the 1885, edeemab the 3it of Decem
ber 1884 Commonly called the Texan Indemnify cent
ID Interest the OF each certificate from tho LIST Of January
1884, the date and settlement the with The
allowance or the the Of days interest
addition.
Payment will be made Treasurer OF
Boston, New York.
OF Philadelphia, the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 3-dllstJune Secretary the Treasury.
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] ----- - (IVU.
NOTICE SVITADRAyVAL.--At earnest
IN Of from the
Of Missouri pursuance OF The President OF
bearing instant, within
following described % along the probable route Of the proposed
" North Missouri railroad LOUIS b.
Charles northern boundary vi said Schuyler
dsict of lands subject sale the offices herein
will withheld entry, valid
pre- empdon cIams until further orders, 10 wit;
n iands subject O sale Sr. LOWS
townships townships Of Missouri
including townships heretofore
southern Pacific railroad grant.
Ia the district Of lands subject PAIxyRA:
All the townships district including heretofore
Withdrawn for the Hannibal and Joseph grant
In the district Of lands subject sale ut MILAN;
Al the townships district the line dividing
eighteen including
Withdrawn for the Hannibal Joseph railroad
In the district of lands subject sale FArxTrx:
All townships dsc situated OF Mssoun
dividing ranges eighteen
including portion
Hannibal 81. Joseph railroad. .-
m III al the Of
Washington, this 2sh day Of March, 1854.
JOHN WILSON Commi, sionsr
BY order OF the President
. March JO-lnwl3w
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TSO CAPITALISTS AND MANUTACTUHHEHS.-Bsi
des0us moving South feeble health, offer
for sale land the valuable power
found In the central part OF the State.
The mill tract lies Immediately the north side Of Deep river,
$50 considerable which
dMctivc The
the mills 600 with long
which will Yield three millions of
other tract situated miles from the Fmvie Coal Mine
thinning 32O heavily umbercd with leaf pine.
Tho Touring mill consists Of four pair of burs with all the
chnery for well constructed mill and yields annually
eighteen hundred bushels Of toll The mill
The MILL with circular capable Of cutting
four thousand feet of lumber twelve ours All Of tbs
mentioned machinery excellent order having been
ed since the 1885, and Of the most improved kind
clear TALL point twenyfour the
available WILL short time be immense ar
other Deep for the Cape Fear and Deep
River Navigation Company have at their
steamboat three thousand feet
length and forty five feet in wdh passing through the mill
and ALSO to maintain and keep and sub
feed said which Of
constructions and completed this point will offer induce
inferior southern
county, N. C.
Mar ll-law4w ALSTOS A. JONES,
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LII claiming be heirs iaw dsyisees Of Mrs EAa
beth deceased resided In Petersburg Virgins
died there about the beginning Of the 1900 arc hereby nons
make known their and relationship 10 al my once On
aud before the Goth March Of The decree
Petersburg a. w. Me
NELL q al The object VI said 10 sse the eonsuucuon
deceased relation which died
and divide the said sale Otherwise and the rents
thereof entitled proportion 10 their
speevs interests For that tho undersigned has oeen a
said
OF all parties deysees said Eliza
beth Spencer for purpose by pub
be deemed best call all claiming 10 be
such make claims
day CERTAIN 10 be apeeihed In such advertisement
r. p. GAINES,
Commissioners ChAnceiy.
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NOTICE
4" relation the memorial Of the Office Surveyor General
Oregon city TO Saiem, in Oregon Territory
virtue OF the authority President of United
by I'd the Congress-
tenber a. 1885, entitled An the Office of Surveyor
General OF the public lands Oregon and accordance with
the Of the legislature OF said toy SorIoE hereby
the Of the will
removed from OREeox CITY SALEM In OREGON
the frat day Of -dugHs nart
Given hand the Washington this fifteenth day
of March, A. ID. 1854.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by the President:
JoHN WILSON,
Commissioners Of The General Land onioe
Mar l7-laWBw
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rHE sPESC E3R Housn.

TINS vc large and op.n
ron travellers The rfopvor. in pressnnug their
shm os puec patronage, take opportunity say
city In the Union contains superior
rbeshmsnt. richp~ faron,~ s,o,jty az cs
husd with modem ~ f,et
and all "a ,ues,s ara
ssdy ~ The within them lies 10
Of travellers satisfactory asse~aA,a
Jan 9o--d9m gEoKaE MOORE 90
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NOTICE extending stt~ t,ue of
fsnd- along Of
Cairo Fulton rai,oaa aa bon,ss
and hRgsssss
hereby given
withdrawn market, snd ordered be withheld
(esrept vafd
ypg within Tho probable limits Of the made by the
tied Al net granting the right making
the States Arkansa and Missouri
railroad trnm poistu e M-asip opposite Of
Ohio Little Rock Pub
Ton IN hkansaa with branches &, Fort the Mississippi
vs approved Februsyg 1852 be- and hereby, further
offended ana continued until further
Given under my han at the Of washng,os 2sd Jan
nary, 1854
ny Older Of the President
JOHN WILSON,
ian 4l-,ayl9sv - 49,.
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NoIttE the Continuance /. w. - nd
~ Chibcohe, ohoIr great 20 which
the citizens Of the Chicushe land
the removal OF the office therefor Columbus.
thht
States under the authcr him ascson
Of An september, lsi To appropriate proceeds
Gothic oho Of the land office Coz the .si- posc
district.
Nce therefore hereby given, of
Columbus. dated lat March,
will remain Cbiieohe,
Given under hsns ., ne ei Of Washington os 81
March, A. %. 1854
ny order Of The President
John WILSON,
Mar -9awfe Commissioner he 1apd0
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WArTED - rs~s tsas~.aAaasiS, osuAssrsahls dwell
ling house, on sshs
rooms with Kitchen Sci location the First wards
preferred.
dwelling house with p@rion hvs ak chambers dining ools
stable, hc The
and bath fixtures, and the locality uaoLjec uonsbie.
Persons having either Of above Tor
tenants by leaving description properly with The
price, &c. before Wednesday The w the sub
scrbsf. Jas. @. McGtlRE
Mar 2o-d and Coz nmlssiop Merchant
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ICEi ICE,i IcErri

TUE hs public for IN Or very IN
eal patronage for The ysars hoes merit con
i'm incr
Having the sr,ncy large eastern company viii be en-
% by
IN quantities they through
con- n nu stated price u. ..as
Ofdrfb received Charles stof Co, dugss
syyana and John IT. Given Co., wood
dealt ~ ian md streets, my ONCE, Monument, hill
they may directed TO me through the post oniss
JNO, PETTJnONR