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Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

INTERESTING DECIsIoN.-Suit, Turner vs..
Bowie, at the civil court San Francisco
Mr.. Bowie, on resigning the Office of City
Treasurer, retained warrants to the amount
of $4,000 in security against debt of ser
vice, and justified himself upon the grounds
Of his successors not being legally author
ised to assume the responsibilities of the Of
fee The following are the remarks and
decision of Judge Lake on the OCCASION
We copy from the Alta Cal:
/ think this case must 90 off on the first
proposition, as to whether or 10 Col. Tur-
ner has legally qualified as Treasurer. The
facts in the case are very simple It is
shown that Col. Turner was duly elected,
that he received a certificate of his election,
that he gave bond in the prescribed sum
Of $84, 900, and that this bond was approved
by the Mayor The year previous, an or
dinance, which was general on the subject,
had been passed, fixing the bonds of the
city officers When Col Turner executed
his bond, this ordinance was still in exist
ence. There seemed to have been a misap-
prehension of counsel, on the first day OF
the trial, as to the proof of this ordinance.
The proper proof Of it could only be GER
titled copy from the executive Office, the
original being among the archives. The
provision of the charter as to the recording
Of the yeas and nays was only directory;
the law would have to prove itself. Who
ever heard, said His Honor, Of applying to
the journal Of the Legislature Of the State
or nation to determine whether a law was
passed? think that the same principle
applies here. 1t is to be presumed that the
legislative body performed all the necessary
duties, and went through the routine re-
quired in the passage Of any bill. | know
of no case where the action of legislative
body has ever been impeached on such
grounds. The ordinance proves itself and
! cannot go behind it. | then must say
that the ordinance is still in existence. un-
der the provision Of which Col. Turner exc
cuted his bond
1t appears that the outgoing Treasurer
vacated his office, and retained, from mis-
take of his rights as l suppose, books and
papers belonging to it, on account Of GER
tain unliquidated claim against the city
He could clearly adopt no such measures,
and he must pursue another method in the
discharge of this claim
There have been many questions, contin-
ued His Honor, raised in the progress of
the case, possessing much interest; but it is
unnecessary to pass upon them for the pur-
poses of this case, which is disposed of bv
the single point, which have decided.
The answer Of the defendant denies hay-
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

DoN'T GET OUR PAPER.-There has been
a good deal Of complaint among some of
our subscribers owing to the assumption
upon the part of one Dir. Bowlby to act as
agent of this paper previous to its first is
sue. Through his rascally kindness we have
been skinned out Of several hundred dollars,
as the sequel shows, in the way of subscrip-
tlon money, for which we have received no
returns or compensation. But, notwith-
standing this, we take pleasure in furnishing
those who have actually subscribed for the
Nelcs, with our regular issue; and, so far as
we have become acquainted with such SUBJ
scriptions, we have promptly forwarded the
paper Should there be any who have been
overlooked, by showing their receipts or
giving satisfaction for the same, they shall
be considered as entitled to their papers as
subscribers.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09
Correspondence of the Georgetown News.
ToDD's VALLEY, Nov. 3, 1854.

ToDD's VALLEY, Nov. 3, 1854.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Y our very active and I'M
firing agent, Mr.. Burkhalter, of this place,
having requested me to write few lines
from here and at the same time being af-
ficted with the cacoethes Scrlbendi, | have
taken the readiest means Of allaying the
symptoms and cOnquering the disease. May
Apollo assist me
1t would be needless for me to attempt
to describe the beautiful situation of our
lively little village-the dark canons, with
their healthy sides and ripping streams
the broad flats, with their delightful open
ings and curtained narrowings ragged
hills, towering in majestic majesty above
all, and the tall trees waving their green
and yellow beauty, beating time to the song
Of the zephyr, as its melody fingers amid
their foliage. Though the vicinity abounds
with such material, and to the lover of ru-
raj scenery, and the poet who drinks his IN
spiratiOn from nature, presents an almost
uninterrupted scene Of grandeur and beauty,
yet, to most of our inhabitants, (nor are
they singular as body,) the Parnassus of
the place is Forest Hill, and the Helicon at
which the weary hOmbre drinks his most
luscious beverage-the rich veins at which
the miner quenches his thirst - for gold.
Here, too, the poet may have Leigh
Hunts great spur to the Imagination APP
piled most vigorously-viz: starvation-if
he continues to indulge in poetic reverie,
and does not apply himself to the great fOun-
tain Of all earthly power-gold. No insin-
uatiCn against the table of Mr.. Leaman,
however, where, by-the-by, the most con-
firmed romancer might satisfy the cravings
of an empty stomach to his hearts content.
from the profusion Of viands spread before
him.
l have hardly had an opportunity of Wis
iting the mines worked here; yet, from the
liveliness Of the town itself-from the guam
titles Of money which occasionally CLEAN
before my excited vision-lrOm the numbers
of persons who are daily arriving, and the
continued sound Of hammering, wLoa-haw-
ing, swearing, and merry laughter all min
gled into a confusion worse confounded,
| imagine that the mines are paying pretty
'swift." If l do not tire yourself and read
ers in my first essay at an epistle to you, |
will say of them 'more anon"
And now, Mr.. Editor, let me congratu-
late you on the appearance and conduct of
your paper. [ have read the numbers as
they have successfully appeared with pleas
ure, and being one of the "Georgetown
boys on pleasure excursion, lie, hunting
a prospect up here, anything that induces to
the belief of the fourishing condition of that
place, is most gratifying and acceptable
May your endeavors be crowned with sue
cess, and may your town long flourish to
uphold and sustain your paper.
Yours, truly,
HERBERT WOODLAND.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

FoUND-The box containing the money
and tickets received at Lee & Marshall's s
Circus, few weeks ago, has been found,
and is now at the office of Adams & Cos
Agent in this place. 1t was found in Man
haitian Greek, about mile from town, on
the Sacramento road The tickets lay
scattered around the box, but upon close
inspection the money,amounting to between
three and four hundred dollars, was found
to be missing. Strange! wasn't it?
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

DAILY MAIL TO SACRAMENTO.-Our citi-
zens have long since had cause to complain
of the negligence of officials in the discharge
of their duty in the establishment of daily
mail between Georgetown and Sacramento
Our mail matter for Georgetown is nearly
as large on the list as any post-ofice in the
mountains, and yet we have only the privi-
lege of the mails twice week; and when
we consider that we have no intermediate
mail between Georgetown and her neighbor
villages, and that no matter how short the
distance between these places, all letters,
papers, &c, entrusted to the mail, is forced
to take the semi-weekly round by the way
of Sacramento previous to their arrival at
their place of destination, it must be ac-
knowledged that this is extremely inconve-
nient, as well as unjust. Why is it that
other towns in the mountains of even less
Importance, so far as numbers are concern
ed, can have their daily mail, while we are
frequently reduced to the necessity Of wait
ing, for week at a time, for simply the
transmission Of our letters and papers from
Sacramento. An instance will answer our
purpose for the present:-Upon the last ar
rival Of our Eastern mail at San Francisco,
only portion of the letters was sent up by
the first mail stage, and even those were
not received here, in consequence of the
time of their arrival until several days after
they were deposited in San Francisco. For
the remainder of those letters, which consti-
tuted nearly one-half of the Georgetown list,
our citizens have been obliged to wait over
a week. VIII our agents for the California
mail just take this into consideration a mo-
ment. At place to which our Legislature
has recommended a daily mail-at place
on which over six thousand people are de-
pending for their letters and mail matter
generally, we are reduced to the necessity
of waiting over week for our home letterss
after their arrival in San Francisco! The
citizens Of Georgetown and vicinity certain
ly have just cause of complaint--the have
frequently petitioned for a better and speed
ier postal arrangement but, as yet, they
have not even received the shadow of no.
tice from either our agent at home or the
authorities at Washington!
At the last session of our Legislature in
Sacramento, joint resolutions were passed
11.As ~
which is a recommendation for route from
Sacramento to Georgetown in Ell Dorado
county, via Salmon Falls and Louisville
Greenwood Valley in said county"
We are not familiar with the process of
the law relative to mail routes, and conse-
quently will not be too ferocious on the
subject; but that there is screw loose
somewhere there can be no possible doubt.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

ing any certain sum Of money, and thejudg-
ment in this case will not reach that. |
shall simply give Judgment that Mr.. Bowie
surrender to Col. Turner the books and pa
pers which he has retained, and that a writ
of peremptory mandamtss be issued, making
this command.
The Judgment does not apply to the war
rants which Mr.. Bowie has retained.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09
Orr Pos1r1oN ON TILE NERRAsKA Rn1--

Our Position ON THE NEBRASKA BILL -
The Editor of the Advocate can find it in
the second column of the first number of
our paper. We haze no other, and with all
due Difference to him, shall accept of none
other at the hands Of any one. At con-
venient season we shall probably urge the
propriety Of that position more eaborately.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

PERIODICAL DEPoT.-A thousand thanks
are due Mr. VIM. L. Gibbs for Magazines.
Periodicals, Pictorials and Atlantic papers
generally. Mr.. Gibbs is now receiving a
large and splendid assortment of Books and
Stationery, such as Georgetown has never
seen before. Call and see for yourselves.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

LOOKS WEIL.-The Bay papers say that
Hon. j. W. McCorkle and Ex-Governor
McDougall have united themselves with the
Sons of Temperance.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

HARRIS ExPREss.-Mr. Harris will
please accept our thanks for the valuable
aid rendered us tlrJugh his Express during
the past week.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

To convey the above number Of passen-
gers to their destinations, sixteen coaches
were employed. An extra coach was also
started on each of the routes to Marysville,
Mokelumne Hill, Georgetown and Mormon
lsland-four in all.
Sacramento is the centre of staging in
California.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

EprToRIALe-Much of our editorial and
news matter has been crowded out of this
weeks number, to give place to proceedings
of the late execution.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

Mr.. GEORGE PLATT.-We are under ma
ny obligations to this accommodating "sta-
GER for the transmission of letters and pa
pers. A better and more clever fellow for
a stage driver cannot be found in Califor-
MA
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

B9Mr VIM. T. Gibbs has just received
at his new Bookstore the Miners Life, Illus
trated, on letter sheet.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

lnPRovENENTs-We are glad to see the
enterprise displayed by many of our citi-
zens III the erection of new buildings now
to be seen in the different parts Of our vii
lage. Improvement seems to be all the
rage this fall.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

WE HAVE only room heartily to thank
the accommodating agents of Wells, Fargo
& Co., as well as Adams & Co., for regular
exchanges, Eastern papers, Pictorials, sc.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
THURSDAY, NOV. 9, 1854.

y Gtts.vi ikuoa.s is our authorized agent
ior the GEORGETOWN News at San Francisco
He may lie found at l20 Commercial street
Lln Hiding.
Georgetown weekly news., 1854-11-09

STAGE DEPARTURES FROM SACRAMENTO
The Union says, pretty good idea may be
formed Of the number of passengers which
leave and arrive in this city daily by means
of the stage lines which radiate from this
point to every portion of the Sacramento
and San Joaquin vallies, from the following
table of departures yesterday:
Passengers 1cho left Sacramento 6y the Caffor-
MIA Stage Company's coaches, November lst
To Marysville and Shasta. a.......5 So
Mokelumne Hill and Sonora ........ %
d" Jackson. Observation-Disclosures. 81
" COloma %
" Placerville 90
Nevada, telegraph Line). =. .....I IA
Accommodation line, via Auburn) 20
Auburn and Illinoistown. wn..........2 %
oCpl SCuOhH. 3. 20
&" Stockton. Observation-Disclosures. 10
" Mormon Island and Rattlesnake Bar. %
AoIdi' '-.'...'.-... ........... zoo
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HEoEoMkTER wATCHEs -vERY FINE POCKET
u ebrcnometerw which whout any petsecsisle vNri
.ton sale prices wholesale aud re
tslL o. q. ALLEN, III VAL street, seco nd hoor.
(.aOPsR WATCHES GOLD c00PE6 DUPLEX AND
~ lever watches, tome In huatinS splendii time
ecrtrs for avery iov, at Wholesale and rssan by
AILkN IL all street, second hoor, near BroaswAy.
GOLD VEST cH AIMS GOLD CURB 30 TO s4,, COLI
u siote So sed adelaide, sts 70 $a gold Jenny
Liud SiS to 44j gvld chased aud yaip SIS x goid
hexsso. sl7 to go eod warsaw $40 % St gold square
SIT 10 $40 gold engraved SO 10 SO gold chased S 49,
ed 81 SO All oth-- ss les
Ir,ess GEO 4 ALLsr importer VINO ess.s and retail
4 Wall street seoond floor near nroadwAy.
ysptPENpNNr sEc0.D WATCHES VERY PINE
ind, pendent second and quarter second Watches for
1irs L.rss gold and silver esses d,us's and single
ifre To- $40 than nsnsi rrsces whnissa a,t Ie
tpil. &c Allan, IA " AL street. second neor.
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AsTAOLOGY.

MADAME DoUGETTk, THE AMAzIno WONDER AND
M predominant star Of her profession havfse erlvcd f
the frat time In loeHtsd hsrssf Third
avenue door Ibrtieth
usd on All matters perts'niag 70 thu human
aniy, pat Aad fntore, sirsg ad.ios ,sis
and ossases f.Ifect sstsaction gwen, noAak re-
minded 1be aMieted are rtcuar nvtsed ~
che never has aiad 60 eTcrm nest ample
ano cnesP RENT dts ffce 81 cents.
M ADAM hffkF hAS sNoVEL To Iyl SEVkNTH
AVA avenue, hesw zen Iwea1 thisd aud ivsnty ScursS
stftets she continues TO III past ssns AID future
prospects, soknes iriEd Ioss >r stoisa
saosm heyer eonve:,.sip English FfansT AID 0svnan
M as RAJ ,iEn os jiSE -. sTREkT Goa
AVA ner 81 the bowety, bAen through
euxsion o. her any m nas &c
uee. she car o. consu teo In
mtertreHtf dreams y hooks .na and vl
we o. the lady % tney sl marty "a
nAmes OF her visiters Ladies' 81 CENTS gentlemen a
IA ADAE syhro~ &C. tcoDUr ExGxPTIUH ZEE
u pcst won tarsui Sssposrt In the vsrid or MA -
svor been knowa she ill tel past prssen, ad fusurr
svsnss sne sll show your tusrr- husaxad sAsent
FRIENDS whi,n has astontsaed aaTscx her rsvs
ssiops. see es seventh esigbse~ q seventh aause
tsv Anc wac born nth GIT av tnvckins -
powers Of her wosdsrful sase1ee 20 tan shr.r
nougnk and gf came bsppy pstrs 10 together W.
asyprsaistops rny sstcahiss t. ali rs e11s hss
rnsss who wish speedy marriage nsy ssl sssn. al
sop mey aspena Hpon sus sdvice scurdso ~ ever
nM prnesples 81 magical sci,ree 10 stTOsH NJ
Miss WELLINGTON. Fa0M ErGIAND UNTvSR-
Az sAiy acknowledged to the ereste<t phfenoloxist
sosnoHs and path st 10 the ~orIS atthe
et tenrsnoe for fsdfcs in B>sard ss-eet resdy
ceivs visitors whom she viii isform Of 81 ssout the
p.a and future shsy ars e nss md vhss
every description. Miss w. IL NOT AAtrsl1 dat.
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MEDICAL.

nR MACK CAN BE CONSULTED IN HIS SPECIALI.
~ ~ GO White street. -four doors west u
sfom 9tc l. and from 40 Pin the even,nf ~ n.ssss
female dcransemsnts cold BY him only Price
81. =
nK. Cooy Es, Il DuANE street SO UoNo kNOWr
~ 70 Vie citizens Of New York mar aonsuitod vitk
confidence usual AZ his old once ~bsrs all who have
suffered from che msftrcs ent 81 may rely o.
beng honorsb trtstsa.
nR ycHFsor, l6 DUANE STREET. NAV m CON.
~ shifted eepHdsDtiaH2 on disssscs Twenty-Five years
In speciality enables Dr to ~ h-~.
bsAed thoss lcs exp-senesd hsa himself C9ctisutionsi
weskncss snes eursd without the sn7 AZ es
rious q vg ome~ tears fremeA = 70 az O'CLOCK p. n
nE cOeyk1T - DUANE STREET, HEaRsR OF THp
~ University OF New Yovk be aissa
br CO foos arc 70 afrsnsed that coma n
contact Tbs utmost sectey observed change msds
unless perfectly cared
nR- WARD. ASSISTED ny hrs cELEBRATEo ANA.
y Iirg snrd9u and ether romsdis ncwIedsed toe
most ~ ths ~Srd os the quickest eures 81
oes 90 DC OBTAINED Ccnsu ted 10 Csasl street. one
aooI cas-, o. brosdwey. and 40 other place
M. LAasuzT, PARIS ArD LONDON P4YsICIAr
snd suseon e.n.ults5 ia his specssy - a Rszdd
street eorre- ~ proAsw*w STt I 3 N s-T
frem mi In tbe s~srtp~- sYssr& sr-S.vn Pe4,,rsp
sssssd b. nal y. s.-hS ~ Qua s-ssN
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LEGAls NOTICES,

EsCAMbIA CIRCUIT COURT JUNE rnRM 1854 -
~ Joseph Sierra Jocn and issbslls BFoseakA, AID
Fcasn and Irene hsrsoa petition for ssrto. eslsnds
lying city Of Pensacola being dssgnstsd the nap
81 taid city - .t or parts Of lots Noa w. ~ n IS
and e sIps.rins spoD ,ds,. that Psssa and Irene
fore ordered tba PUBLICATION Be made Vsshly for ths
sass Of two months IN piatsd n the State
rsan'ss that sad dsfssssass b snd ap
Ut the Ext term Of hs court and plead
esmur TO the petition In this disd, will 30
taken pro cenfesso, Anc heard pafts j. J. FINLEY
Judge, Western Circuit State Of Florida
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EXCURSIONS.


EXCURSION TO COMFY fsLAND-TSE nav 6ks
II ,plvneia s.eesncr NuRW ak, CAPITA A. Hit sbeosl
val paso 'hree excursions aay 70 Coney lsar f:l
Ions Leave New York foot OF spfng street. eS q.
! "a and 50 NJ: oier No. y ~ 10 A ~, AMI
cehty Is and a. "a NJ. and 61s 4 ,1Absias 81 Ter
H.piIson each way, Fare to Fort Hamilton CONC
Island, ans bach 20 New york 2 sonts NO half price.
ExCUnSoSS 10 IHE FISHING BANKs.-rHB
IL ,sesuer LAURA KNAfP, Capt Anderson, will make
NIP dsy N the week Saturday leaving
Z cyiirg street st7A o'cosA Peck s,ip, BFoons
street. act ri,er s, yer NO 5 North river soelees
EXCURsIUS FOR SHREWSBURY, LUNG BRANCH.
II Oseaa hcut-. ni.haDd Dnct, rort Wellington Mid
d,,tosp al ned sank Tho popular steamer GOLbEn
GnTE Csps. Alien. VIII leave the foot II Robins 10
street, North river, Saturday, july a. At 81 o'clock p
returning, leave Rel Bank M65s O'Clock A. N. Fare, Is
cents.
(NkAND a. NtAL flc-cIU AND CoIILLUN kX-
VI curtiSn Il Naphattsn Epeire Company No. vtl. 20
Mount lie, mon 6rove Monday. July - Tho boa. viii
i.ave the To- of sprns street At O'Clock pier NO North
mn street celoea hroome strest "a o'clock. Gouver
p.ri steet soc'och The ~ she OF 8rcoms
ctmTsnJ JkrsF CHatE Ehsirmsu
Jaass HANDY. Secretary. =
GAsND EXCURSION TO BIpDLKs GROVE. ny at.
" stpnent thurch, came on Monday thc lssh day Of
jury lis VIE pleasure snnouncs pu baic
tween NJ ana se Thousand people assembled ON this
eascn 20 eptcy the .so' he
shors blessed them sbs a.
esers ,en.o ebserfpi And eissssb; an aroao
.rectY tsrEy. Nrsa edit Is due
mnhiS 10 tbei1 fIseree md pesevsr~acs on .hs ooea
n IL was mansxed 9Th the reprs mon ,etv
LkNi fkhLiGa, 'sps OF steamer amsr,ca.'
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AMusRMnWTD.

~ &c; s,sss ...sssF w'Sy...,Dos1s se.a =
sssss: Pa ltk, s.iisy. is1 ssnss sssarssy JAY &C.
% Else .a
TIE ORIGINAL aEosoE cHsIsrY WOODS MIN
4 ssteis, 70 ~ broAdvsy, perform every evening
Doors oOsn ~; 70 commence It o'clock
aecss HD c as.sfss sss Stage aan.sss.
Ths estertanmsnts to conclude with the operate
LEND HER DE SHAN MONEY.
wish ne. drop Gu. ..ia. scenery dresses music
chrsy .s tasws 70, .hs ,:t ..:g
method Of iDfar the pauis sha. he hss formed GO
psT.ssrssp with X. assry y ooS Hiassrsi Han. No
" when place A' VA" c ias' s' Saa iSsT''
RucKLEY's ETHIOPIAN OPERA aoUsE. $50 BROAD
s :. kss ssaa Sie Aaa.o. Is cents
reserved 'f0As''f s :ssss SS ss%srRx1sv
and the s'snd 'u''' que Sss or ne qps.. Of
n.'a' ''' ayssY Nv sS MI as' Ills WEEK.
rehearsal and viii aary be p,oaas.d sni's a''' nov
QARNUMs 4aSaycaa MUsEuK.-ArRIcAN UNIT.
ss g.i isn. I'D hs s as.,S' and ssyfa shiiass.
,mpo function Of asture t.o beings in sstur
ss evening", sas arsS. s Hs 70 coR Sic
M seat. IL s and snssr
CASTLE GARDEN SECOND GRAND SUNDAY
ON s sS DoPT nSs Isc p4 4SP1 8
Will be given Grand Concert, eonAtng Of sslectionsrom
"a ScBIR. DoslzEIr,a B5.I1Sl, aEsDELssoHs,
including tho ovs,sass1 70 xssann:r night. prs.m Fr.
D,.va 40 ,hs Prayer from Moses to Egypt Aria from
s. admission a n0s.'fA
NJ :ssrs ,i.i.ss S:s ENJOY rem :..saso S.isen.
bay and S.sSor. xdaississ. TX ossss '
THE NEW york TREATRE.-BRoADwAY,o PPo
ate Bond street, ION the site Of the Metropolitan
hsnry wisfS. ................P fopsiesos
VII open on sosS.; ii: isii s.pisai.r, Isii
Ladies gentlemen WI hing epesgementa, request
apply
NEW YORK THEATRE OPENING ADDRE.s-A
mssnhcent silver vase win % p.s,entsd 70 the author
Ing plight Of the hr,. d,.@sso :. this house The
september ''' ''''''''' %i SIHsS's EYr1soE
DURDY's NATIONAL rHEATRE.-eRAND REOPEN
inF on Monday evening .sst July r. the theatre re-
ri: Il l. j. ssi... Me- II = 4 a ssssss.y.
And others, a. will b snp,s:.sd in Bills of tn. day.
Mr. AND mrs: v; I; Y = TIE YouNa
All letters, 10. shoaS s. ADDRESSED v: !.
Florence Irving House
CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADELPHIA
Tho Manager 1 zss iaassd ~ sraS popular
who will Ys on ns FL u
IRELAND AS IT rs.
ragged rN M, florence
the Florence
Annie spruce
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRINONIAL.-MADsM NE EMILE vILLRTTE, FROM
" Paris Professor OF AuogrApry, reading Of chArao
ter By an individuals handwriting sAd spifitosr writing
cnsn q hsndwntns land 20 aiy person fall densAtion
81 their character, future destioy &c., and also
description Of the they will rry
paid, Madame vfl uc Broadway Post Omss, New York.
Those living ont Of the city throueh the
mall ana will be snssersa week Asy The Ysesipt %
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THE STREETS.


ATOTICE-TENTH WARD-THE RESIDENTS OF THE
IN Tenth ward hereby notned tat the gar
bage will through the
between the hours Of Elk and twelve O'Clock A.
and every day sund.ys excepted, and 9. per.0ns are
straw. other refuse the
trict and violating coypor
the law. A. THOhNk ContrAstor for cleaning streets
Of Tenth district. Once ~ Ludlow Get.
CTRRET MANURE FOR sALE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
- oera for the collected
IN the Tss.hvad Tor the period Of year from this
with party parties take the entire Of said
for the time A. above specified. STEPHkN r. THORNE,
CoLtrs ctor Of streets Tenth ward. All
lions rela hive the the once e Ludlow
street. New York. July 10, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-22
ENGLlsH ADVERT7sEnTENT.

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r ONION COFFEE HOUSE, LUDGATE HILL LON
IL don.Edward kns hitherto ,ociated his 10 her.
star Garter Kichmo I'd HILL bess notify that
after months occupation Of named hose
bas effected alter sons and
In the Of the house he
are specially demanded 1t the present time which,
Coffee house to s pristine vac reputation The
well ~ ia advantages Of quetness VI 40
cmmodaton have been known and appreciated for
than century. spacoas and handsome smoking room.
HHn CHATSWOhTa HOTEL DERBYSHIRE. ENG
i land.-WILLIAN JEPSON the propristor OF the above
hotel begs etpesHy 70 return his thanks the mer
yifters Amcfica hithersS
% literally on him. ard In soIioisisE fssare fvrs
central and pleasant stuston Of this ts
proximity the rAw aad all places Derby
generally The Rowsley ststion, the Midland Railway
hthrse miles distant from the hotsl and ennbusss meet
every trsiA.