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Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

MINING NEWS.-NeIS0n kC0.. last
week averaged from sixteen to twenty
dollars to the hand per day, ON their
claim in the main Gulch, inst above our
Office. This claim has paid remarkably
we'll for a long time past, and the end is
not yet.
Chamberlain & Co., on Gold hill. have
averaged. for the last three weeks, ten
dollars per day to the man. This week,
share in this claim sold for eight hun
drcd dollars.
Steele & Co., on the Flat, in washing
the top soil, last week, took out eighty
dollars 70 the man clear Of all expenses.
Two days this week. they took out six
ounces. M
The miners on the Flat have not yet
fairly commenced their summers work,
as the weather has not been sufficiently
dry and settled to enable them to dry
the clay previous to washing. Those
who have been employed have been
washing top soil, and generally with
good success; but when they are ena-
bled to get down into tho clay We may
expect that they will give 8 good ac-
count Of themselves. There is rroba-
bly, dozen claims adjoining each othe.
that sill average from three 10 four hun
dred dollars per week, and many others
that will pay nearly as we'll.
A beautiful lump of pure gold was
found at Springfield, on w ednesday last,
by Mr.. VIM. Lyons. The piece weigh
ing Is ounces, had been thrown out Of
. prospect hole, ,,some time ago, and the
late rain had washed away the loose
earth and left it exposed to the gaze of
the fortunate finder. We learn that
the miners in and about this beautiful
and orderly mountain village are max
ing good wages, and new discoveries Of
rich deposits are constantly being made.
We are rejoiced to hear this, as the
Springfield boys can boast Of having one
Of the prettiest villages in the mines,
and can assert without fear of contradic-
ton, too, that for intelligence, sobriety,
and love Of good order in its inhabitants,
it has no superior in the country.
Well that our friends about Jamos-
town are now doing very well, and more
miners are now working in the vicinity
than for some time previous, and every
thing thereabouts wears . lively, cheer
ing aspect. @
At Montezuma, the boys are working
with will, and are well rewarded.
At this place business is improving, and
The prospect looks well for the future.
AT Chinese Camp, it appears that
the gold is not all out yet, for a large
number Of miners are here employed,
and are making good wages. About
thirty carts are constantly engaged in
carrying.the soil to water.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

~ NorIcE.-A. j. HAycn, Eeq.,
is our general agent for the Gazette, and
is authorized to receive orders for job
work, advertisements, and subscriptions,
and to receipt for the same.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

@ Mr.. James Howell left some
Ginger Mead at cur Office, on Wcdnes-
day, from his Manufactory, in Colum-
bia. It was tip-top and no mistake:
just the drink for warm weather. Try it.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

We once heard Vcrmonter express
his opinion Of person in the following
style Of classics; 81 could take" said
he, "the little end of nothing, whittlc it
down to point, punch out the pith of a
horse-hair and put in forty thousand such
souls as his, shake them up, and thoy'd
rattle!"
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

~ The Legislature adjourned at
midnight on Monday, the 18th inst, af-
ter session Of four and half months.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20
SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1854.

NorrcE.-Mcssrs Yaney :: Roberts
and Woods and Purdy, are our author
lied agents in Sonora, To receive sub
scriptions, advertisements and job work,
and receipt for the same.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

~ Our thanks are due to Hatch s
Daily News Express, for a supply of
State papers, pictorials, &c.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

~ We are indebted to Adams &
Co.'S Express, for the forwarding of our
exchanges and correspondence during
the week.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

~ Wells, Fargo B Co. Express,
has our thanks for the delivery Of our
exchanges, and Oregon papers. Also
Tor the first delivery Of State papers by
the jobs L. Stevens, and Panama pa
pers.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

eve are indebted to Hon. J. W.
Cofroth, J. W. Dawly, and j. T. Hoyt,
for public documents.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

THs INCORPORATION. = The mos
important topic of conversation, in town
for the past week, has been the question
Of Corporation or no Corporation:'
and up to the present writing, it has no,
been definitely settled, whether what i,
Is to be, or mot' Quien Sabe.
On Monday evening large meeting
was held at the Theater, by those op.
posed to the Incorporation of the town
A petition to the County Court opposins
tho Incorporation, was drawn up, anG
numerously signed by those present
Upon its presentation to the Court on
Tuesday, an order was issued postpon-
ing the election until July.
A meeting to nominate candidates
was also held on Tuesday evening, the
proceedings of which will be found in
another column.
1t being contended by the Judges Of
election, that this virtually anuulled the
act of Incorporation,-as the Statute
provides that the election shall take place
within twenty days after the granting Of
the Charter-the election was according
ly held, on Wednesday last, the 18th,
agreeably to the first order Of the Court.
The following gentlemen, who are eve.
ry way worthy and well qualified, we're
duly elected, there being no opposition
ticket
FoR TRUsrEEs,-Alden Sears, 227,
Samuel Arnold, 226; Sewell Knapp,
l72; James Mclean, l62; Francis
Bartlett, 235; and we're elected. Hi
ram McKenty, Sc.
FoR Marshall = Capt. Timothy
Haley, 234.
FoR AsssssoR,-P. G. Furguson,
235.
Fok TREAsunER,-C. J. Brown, lel
Scattering, Sc.
We learn that the parties are ordered
to appear before the Court, on Tuesday
next, when the legality Of the election
viii be tested.
MAsoN1c.-On Monday last, the Co.
lumbia Lodge, Of A. F. & A. NJ, paid
the last tribute Of respect to their de-
ceased brctker and fellow citizen, JOHN
n. NoRroN. The brethren, numbcr-
ing between forty and fifty, together
with alarge number Of citizens and ladies
moved through the streets Of our village
to the solnmn znsic Of the band. to the
Methodist Church, scntl,, where an slo-
quent and touching address Was deliver
ed by Bro. E. B. Locklcy. From thence
the procession moved to tho srare yard
where the solemn sai beautiful burisI
service of the Fraternity was performed
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-20

% $500 Chinese are on their way
to California.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

A DODwoRTH'5 DANCING ACADEMY. no so
a. Broadway, opposite Lleveatl street. Il opc
Tor the reception OF pupils who commence any
time Ladies ana children Wednesdays add Satur
Gays al and T. NJ; gentlemen Wednesday,
Thursdays, and every other Friday, at ~ r. NJ Prac
icing assemblies saturday evening ladies and
gentlemen. Monthly soirees usual. Circulars, con
tanning days, hours and terms OF instruction. be ha
al the academy at any time sill be sent by post
nANCISc--NOHE NEW cIAssES-I. DE G..
IL BROokES, sol Broome street, Is now for m 'ng
several classes, 10 Immediately. All the
fashionable dances taught la Of Lessons Pri
vste lessons at various hours. soirces Wednesday
night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

ID ton Of purchasers is respectfully invited to tn
following aes Of useful and ornamental goods to be
hed at the Central salesrooms OF Woughby and
Peayl streets, near the City Hall, Brooklyn
Thersdsg, November g. at O'Clock p NJ large stock
81 rich and costly fresh manufactured urs every de-
scription, victorines capes, cuffs boas, foot mufs
sleigh and lap robes gloves, coat collars, &C., &c.
Friday, November "A, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. large stock
Of new and elegant rosewood mahogany, walnut an
enamehed parior chamber, library and dining fur
niSure mattresses feather beds, Gc &C. comprising
excellent assortment Of the best manufacture Also
several splendid rosewood and mahogany pianos Sig.
@. PandO6ni respectfully announces to the ladies and
gentlemen Of the consolidated city Of Brooklyn his rst
great sale Of this season, of marble satuary marble
ruscan Grecan and Hebe vases splendid aa'r figures
and groups card receivers agate and a vases candle
sticks &c Psri.n groups pitchers &c china decorated
and gilt vases; silver plated tea and coffee ses cake bas
hets castors, &c; mante clocks, china fgurk, and
great variety Of fancy articles Also will be included in
this sale 6fty large and splendid oil paintings in richly
carved and gilt frames comprising beautiful American
and foreign landscapes, marine views, Madonna and
child, &C. &c, mostly from the pencil of E. G. Coates
Esq; splendid white Grape shawl very richly en-
bsodercd and cost $780, The whole to be sold at auc-
ton on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Nov
q, % and % 1854. Catalogues of the above sales win
b. ready on the day before each SALE Purchasers from
distance can have their goods packed the premises
As reasonable charge, by experienced and competent
persons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21
FINE ARTS.

T,ylNE ARTy-FINE Arise. c. COATES TAKES
pleasure in informing his patrons and the public
generally that he has devoted the entire summer in pro-
ducipg splendid collection Of richly framed oil paint
ngs, which will be offered for sale to the highest bidder
on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Nov. n,
Sand ~ at Mr. Joseph Hegeman's painting gallery
wlloughby street, Of PEARL near the tisy Hall
Jrooliyn, Vow on exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

DANKRUPT SALE OF FINE WATCHES AND JEW
ID elry.-SAMUM OSGOOD, auctionser, win sell at
H. the stock of person unfortunate in business Also
IN invoice Of very 6ne Watches expressly
quence Of the intercourse with Russia have been
consigned to importer in this city, and by his orders
to be sold 70 pay custom house charges &C. Every
article offered win be fully warranted represented
Catalogues early morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21
MATRIMONIAL.

A ST0NIsHIS0 TO ALL.-NADAMy MORROW 10,
a without exception, ths most wonderful arclosst
the wld or that has bsse Known She will tslf past
pressht and future svsnts; and will shov your
bard and sbssas friends Which has sstoshsd thee..nd.
Aeevonth dAughtsr anfwAs bora with natural Gift In
vokns the powers Of her woaasrfal SCIENCE tell
their thoughts and will happy patry
sthST who will all saoy hs srsassss Of mstrss
visit her Thoss who wish speedy marriage may cali seoa
and they may dspend trs sfvce founded TIM eter
ssl principles magical sciences rs Brsome street ttwess
Cannon aad Columbia ssrsstA Gsntlsp,sa Adeittsd
Hours from o'clock A. v tsDP. n.
MADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY NAB
" rsge who viii all enjoy the greatest happiness sn1
matrmonal bss ana vii, show tho person they will marrY
through an In strvmen which shs viii caise TO illuminate
fe w invoking tbs Of her wondsrfu science and
will tell all events 81 life ant the thsushts
Broeme street, Cansca ytr,, Gentlemen not sdmh
ted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

MATRIMONIAL --MADEsl0I sF1LE EMILE vITLErfE,
I professor Of autcgrapiy for raa ling Of characters
by fpersons handwritingl aud spiritual writing
dun, Will upon the receipt Of twenty-five cents, Tor
equivalent In postage stamps and specimen Of hand
writing, send to any person full del;ncaton Of theif
character affairs OF the heart success destiny, &c
also description Of the tnoy love or will marry
address, post paid, EMILE vnJlrrE, Broadway POST
0hce, n. Y. 1Iose residing out Of the city safely
transmit through the mail All Communications an
,wcrsd IL one VOL. after ,Lc lcsc'lt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

tt1 az WILL PURCHASE A HANDSOME BUILD
wlAJ ing lot, 100 feet square, "a hours ride from
TIE City Hall; and $3.50 may be had purchase TO
bald with by paying 81 per month ALSO to lease, two
miles from Harlem, and opposite depot, house.
venen for four families for 50 per month Call at 1s3
William street. second story.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

% did household fnrnturr, oil paintings mirrors 8c nj
auction on this day Nov 81 at the auction no Centre
street. OF Franklin street. at l0 o'clock:
rs5or furniture en- suite ingram carpets marble
tables tyo large mirrors marble top
twelve superior oil nngs valuable works OF art and
interesting subjects mantle clock beeads beds and bed
~ virtue ef ar execution, piano &c. 80
y. W. S0MERlNDYkE, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

DROOKLYN HEIGHTS PROPERTY AT AUCTION
ID COLE Chiffon viii sell at auction, lot No. Al
Columbia street. coer Of Addagh street. and the mate
isls thereon, ON Friday November "a, at IL O'Clock,
be Merchants' Exchange. Ten per cent at the time
ale and remainder on receipt Of deed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

UCTION NOIICE-MORTGAGEE's SALE OF HOUSE
IA hold MISUNDERSTANDING O5GOOD, auctioneer,
viii sell 1t - Nassau street. tomorrow wednesday, At
1ox A. NJ quantity Of household furniture, removed
for convenience Of SALE by order Of the mortgage and
win be seld by virtue OF . chattel mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

HORsES.-NEW YORK TATTERSAILs, SIXTH AvT.
~ nue., corner OF Thrty-nnth strcet.-Tuis day, 1T
der bay horse top wagon and harness by order OF the
administrator, to close estate The regular sale oil
horses, &c, commenccs at IL o'clock
HENRY PALMER, Salesman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

tt1SO WOULD BUY GOOD SEGAR STORE IN
DlCU Of the best locations, with good run
o. customers, paying handsome profit. satisfactory
will be given for selling Rent very moderate,
For particulars apply to TRuJIIO, FRANCHI Il CO.,
General Agents, 100 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

DIACK AND YELLOW HYACINTHS, &C., AT AUG
ID ton, this day, at II Wall street. at ION O'Clock
TUTTI will include in his sale Of dubious roots
this day. at 10 O'Clock choice assortment OF double
hlack and yellow hyacinths bbloem rixard and parrit
tulps, being the only lots Of the kind to be offered
auction in this city All warranted Of this seasons i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

nRUG STORE FOR sALE.--A LARGE AND BEAU.
tfuy fitted up store, well stocked with drugs, per-
fumery and fancy articles. This store Ia situated on
corner and Of greatest thoroughfares in the
city II is doing prescription business and II be In
reased 10 double the amount OF sales. Address Ed
ard, Herald Office. Price -, 600, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21


A ZINE CHANCE TOR MAKING MoNRY.-rgE
IN safest and most prof township
SALE In Of the duness money
authorised by the 10 sell for him township
about 70 600 OF land the greatest part OF
Michigan In the States Of Illinois and norhera indiana
tending ave miles the lake shore, msnery sixteen
miles from and by the Michigan Central
Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and Wsyas Rail
roads There IL depot about quarter OF mite al tant
from the Of the land and dcpots
be built right these sround that tubsr
produce be brought to Chicago ~ trng add
always End ready SALE The beautiful Aad romsntc Cain
river tho resort of all game hunt through
known dwell particularly upon the advantage o
possessing piece Of land to this Westrn
tropos and who want to purchase pee Of cso
four hundred Of timhered land would
fortune by erecting steam mill sai making the
lumber and Grcwood their business considering that
in the mmeiste OF ChcAro
The has purchased ofthe vcs Gle
good deed The scarcity Of city
makes quick sale desirable, AMI parties who have
invest will find the price acre far below the
common rates, and cannot make more rrghtsbe inyss
proper cement the value bs tcnoided W short
time by tubdividlng the tract into farms aad VILLAGES
which aided by European connections Who direct
hers Of emigrants TO address should be abs .
h with settlers Our experience OF several and
large acquaintance with tho foreign inhabiaon OF this
state gives considerable advantage over many OF
competitors We call the attention of spectators 20 this
latter ct and invite parties who want TO purchase part or
the whole OF the above property to address by mail
LEWIS STAvE CO., Real Estate Agents
n,auo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

ToHN L. vANDEwATER, AUcTIONEER, WILL SELL
g Pine and = Cedar streets splendid assortment Of
French fAncy goods rch China decorated and gilt
nsu clock; ssnas..r.s ssndlostiels eoupsss Asurs
vine bottles perfumsry flint decanrs Wines silver
ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21
WILLIAM IRVING, AycrIoNELR-pIAMoNp

w jewelry, gold watches, Gc--WiLLIAM IRVING Il
Coz Auetionosis will cell at auction on Tuesday Nov a
count Of whom may single stoae diamond rings
pins, Ac, weighing from 70 81 esrats, cluster diamond
stone with peadan suites Of cluster diamond breast
tese SUPERB diamond bracelets &C. Also large
variety Of other ewelry set with pearls rubes turquo
diamond riaes, 80 W.tches-Ladies' and Sentlemen's
hunting Watches gold chrononeter Watches epine and
Watches ladies' small cnameled gold Watches
diamonds and large variety Of other Watches by the best
ENGLISH French and Swiss makers Gold guard
vest chains pencils ,les &c. silver boxes cake knives
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

"ENRY II. LEEDS AuCTIONEER.-B r. II. LEEDS
III Coon Tuesday, November 81 at half past
ten o'clock, at the store No. 800 Hudson street.-the
eeivers sale being the baance OF the stock OF house
furnishing articles to be sold by order of the court
ssting Of hail. parlor and cooking stoves ranges drums
furnaces, pipe &c, boilers range furniture pots ket
ties, japanned and plated ware also Britannia plan
jhed tin ware, japanned co., tin Russia iron, DO pipe
and other GOODS also, all the counters Shelves glass
eases and fixtures OF every description on tho premises
Also, At twelve O'Clock, horse harness and spring
cart depositc will be required in every whore
the parties arc unknown to the aucionccrs, a. every
article must be sold without reserve for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

TOnN L vANDRwArKR, AUcTI0NEYR, WILL SELL
q TAsrsaay, Nevsaser 19d q 10Y e'eiesk, a. 100
By q ssas nsrsh Weed ..:sssers s.si.sins in
stins in part sf sofas rosewood CENTRE
ana pisr tHss fancy chairs n broeatsls chairs
rlchv t pisr rassss marble and mAntsl
ns. ss.rts.ss tasss q p..ns.ss II rich sIt Frames
wood And dressing bureaus
three aroirs gses glass doers toilet SETS night stands
cottage urniturs, Italian iron bsdsteads hair
and sP.ns nA.sssss p.assers rahosany extension din
and oil cloths hne plano
forte Linden Fts manufacturer also an
The prAsipA portion Of the furniture comprising this
has Been order by Mr. Baudons very
aminsd with catalogues day prsvious to sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

TT LUNNY, AUCTIONEER-BY J. B. HURLOw.-
a. This day at lis Centre street, At 10 A. n, gene
rnl assortment Of furniture and housekeeping goods from
families declining housekeeping BY order Of the as
signee N B-Boy wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

~ G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER-WIII SELL THIS
W. day, at two O'Clock, at 307 Ninth avenue stock
and fixtures Of liquor store consisting Of liquors and
kegs, counters and partitions, bagatelle table, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

r. ROCERIES STOVES, RAklNs, SOAP, PIPES Sc
NJ gars-Ts day, at 101s O'Clock, chocolate, pickles.
mustard, pepper, steel pens ink, writing paper,
lopes, ten, coffee, sugar brandy, rum gin, whips, sad
ery scales saloon fixtures, tables, chairs oyster BAR
nc. w A. Carter, Auctioneer, 50 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-21

pain and feels confident promising that she w remove
;n n Ill The hsi a whSss
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nsd Iii msss tie most .Ssss ?: re-
timing So served With sdvio and medicine By return psA
ID r.rsn.rshir With Dr.. ws:5S % .Siisa ssHs3
S.,s street '1 Ne door east ?: sre.A;y.y ss ne"
tur, price ST. are certain sa-s fhs most dsscis sss
a TA % D es Ss & s
royers female periodiesl pills. saa ohs! nsdsisss e.
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which, svsa BY she Eeos Royais Medicine,
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Ss.ni fssny year: q sSs sp..s.y
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ysntop, smeoration and relief How many bitter ~
mepts, how much anguish mihs have Teen arec ~
the husband tis relatives ~ timely rcsse1
sion Of thls Httie vo.ums' 1t Is imrraoticshls tccav
uliv tLe w subjects treated Of ~ they Of natuH
,riety intended the msrIlst o. those eentsmplasu5
n,rrisss Tor sale ~ asssr House No, w.
revitt davenport Tri, nne Budings; q Net Asts,
a,uec ay. the publication aes II Liz
atrset New Yoff; Joseph Tusker MoLie Also r p
,sr No Chssisnt street, Ptadepha. Yeeesr, n
n. eory viii ie sns,oitted BY mail, free ofspssSsas
"a, tsT II United states. All letters nusA te AL -
* r,nst rid . A ktupEcEAU mss - IIl..,C
.r.ss. n. ", VI tei ~. AsN era fest VGsS.
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- EO. COOK, AUCTIONEER-SPEClAL SALE THIS
NJ day, at halfpast 10 O'Clock, to pay advances.
New and second hand handsome furniture piano fortes
OIL paintings, etc. Tunis Mcrrell will sell by auction, at
his auction sale rooms, 3o4 Broadway, corner Duane
street. this day, furniture in large variety For partcu
lars, catalogues, which ready. Also 40 B.
walnut cottage bcdstsads "a 3 aud a. Sizes also
patent platform scales, equal Fairbauhs best also
counting ROOM furniture; also various szes rattan
chairs.
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COAL, &C.

(toAL CoAL-so rs PER TON. -sHERIFF'S sALt-
viii be sold in quantities not less than ton, aud
delivered free Of carriage TO any part of the city, weighed
by the Sherrs weigher The best quality OF rel ash
stove and egg, at SO 81 per ton, well screened Apply
10 James Smith, at the marble yard 107 East Eighteenth
street Third Sale will continue four days,
not sold before. Cartnen so cents less.
HOAL.-CHEAPER THAN AT ANY OTHER PLACE
~ in the city.-Tle subscriber will deliver nut coal
Tor two days from beats, at only So per ton, free Of
carriage part OF the city. Full weight warranted
n. bah other Kin IL of coal Mt equally low prices.
JACOB w. CORNWEI.I, 40 Broome street
GOAL YARD TO LET ron TERN OF YEARS
The ward contains Ave lots OF ground, well htted up
with covering eideg; In good lostou has been
three years used and well established Address W. r.,
hudson street Post Office.