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NEWS FOR THE SICK.
DIR. j. X. DULTN.

OF UNION CITY Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL.
"AVING had an ample share of the patronage from
Il Il the afflicted part of community, and thinking at the
time that he has through his Medical Skill given as
entire satisfaction any Physician in the State to the
afflicted
Any person or persons being afflicted with Venerial
tant of the blood in any its orms laborng under
the influence of any contagious disease of any kind would
do well to call and for themselves. He would further
say that he still socs continuance of patronage in this
vicinity of Acute cases. and also the patronage of all who
may be afflicted. Those who may be living at distance
would do well many times to call him, it would be
cheaper for them in the end.
Union City, Feb. 10, 1850 Ii BIN
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TOBACCO.

Virginia Manufactured Tobacco Agency
NREEN, HEATH ~ ALLEN, corner Washing
u ton and Battery Streets San Francisco would inform
the trade of California and Oregon that they have esab
lished house in this city for the sale of VIRGINIA MANU-
TOBACCO, which they receiving direct FROM
and selling directly account of, the manufacturers
consequently, they sell prices that be sasfac
tory The invoice value of present stock is consider
ably over 100000, comprising assortment to style
and quality greatly superior to any thing offered
the Pacific coast and equal to that of any house in the
Atlantic States. Among the brands are the following
Crumpton's Four ACES do Sow SEAS;
Crumpton's BRIDE THE Pacific do MEDAL;
Halsey's Four AS; BOyd's GOLD LEAF
Thomas CLUB House do ANNA BISHOP;
Saunders HARRY OF THE WEST;
Fergusons STAR OF THE WEST;
Miller q Crenshaw's BLUFF CITY;
Registers CANTELoPE;
Dickensons OCEAN and WITCHES EYE;
Crosby ~ Wootten's METROPOLITAN.
Also, Smoking and Leaf Tobacco, and 200 packages
ordinary brands. 25 3m
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PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS The first section of the 10th article of the
Constitution of the State of California requires that
amendments to the Constitution, after having been
adopted by the Legislature, shall be published three
months with the yeas and nays thereon, and referred to
the next Legislature.
Now therefore, l. John Bigler, Governor OF the State
of California in compliance with the constitutional re-
ouirement to see the laws faithfully executed do hereby
direct the publication of the amendments the Consu
on adopted by the Legislature of 1885, for the period OF
three months and commend the to the consideration
of the citizens of the said State of California.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal
of the State, at the City of Sacramento,
LIS. this, the 31st day of May, 1855
JOHN BIGLER.
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DAGUERREOTYPES FOR So.
Shew's DaguerreOtype Rooms,

No. 166 CLAY STREET
few doors above Montgomery Street. north de opposite
DIR. Rabe's Building.
MR SHEW has the satisfaction ofannouncing that he
NA has tedup splendid suit of rooms for taking Pho
Persons who feel interested in the Photographic Art are in
vted to call and examine collection of Daguerreotvpes
ken upon paper and glass which embrace some of the
most interesting scenery in history and possess bran
cy of tone and dsnctness of outline which surpass any,
thing heretofore produced on the Pacific Coast ~
Mr. S. also that he has reduced his nrices IN
less than half his former rates. and is now prepared TO
take good pictures for 81 be obtained at anv 9TH
establishment at double that price. Persons who have
had poor pictures taken elsewhere have them taken
over for trifing expense.
Please remember the number, I66 Clay street. North
side, few doors above Montgomery street. and give us
call before purchasing elsewhere.
All California papers please copy month, and send
one copy containing this advertisement
San Francisco, Nov. II, 1854. 2 In
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In ASSEMBLY, April 12, 1855.
The following amendments proposed by the Senate, to
the Constitution of the State of California taken up
for consideration, and read third time:
AMENDMENT l. Section of article d. is amended so as
to read follows Section g. The sessions of the Legs-
laure shall be biennial and shall commence on the first
Monday of January next ensuing the election of its
bers unless the Governor of the State shall in the interim
convene the Legislature by proclamation.
Upon the above first proposed amendment the ayes and
noes were taken with the following result:
Ayes-Andrews, Arlington, Ashley, Baker, Beatty, Bo-
gardus, Buffum, Cammet Cory, Clayton, Coombs Covar
rubias Cunningham of Ell Dorado, Curtis, Douglass
Doughty FarwelI Flournoy, Gaylord, Gober, Graves,
Mellus Meredith, Moreand Palmer Quinn Ryland, Ste
vens, Sherrard, Taaerro Updegra Watkins, Waite and
Wels-39.
Noes-Amyx, Adkison Brewton Brown of Nevada,
Burke Dana, Ferrel Foster Geer, Hosmer, Hunt john
of Ell Dorado Murdock, Phelps, Sngley, Smith of Ell
Dorado and Vineyard-17.
There not being majority of all the members elect the
amendment was lost:
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HLOTHES CLEANED and r EPAIRED by DANI.-
~ CURRY All orders left at the Barber Shop, oppo.
site the Post Office, will meet with prompt attention
Coloma, March TO- 1866 I7tf
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SPERMATOBRHOEA,O or Local Weakness, Ner-
> yous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitgde, Weakness of
the Limbs and Back Indsposton and lncapablity for
labor and study duness Of apprehension loss of memory
love of solitude tmidy dizziness, headache pains in the
side affections of the eyes, &c. &c. cured without fail
by the justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon L.. j.
CzAPKAY His method of curing diseases is new (un-
known to others henqe his great Address, free
l.. J,CZAPKAY, NJ, d.. San Francisco California.
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Nh HEUMATISM and FEVERS incident to this eli
EN mate be cured in the speediest and safest
by DR.. Czapkay, the celebrated Hungarian physician
These diseases treated by Dr. c. in the most scientific
and agreeable mode He particularly invites to his esab
shment those suffering from Chronic Rheumatism, who
have heretofore failed to obtain relief To those suffering
from the Fevers peculiar to this coast he would promise
immediate relief
Dr. c. has a new and efficient remedy for Diarrea and
Dysentery Office hours from A. NJ to 8 M, at the
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute All consultations
by letter otherwise, free. Address, L. j. CZAPKAY
M. ID. San Francisco, California. 2S 3m
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A NOVELTY IN PLANES.

TN addition 10 the excellent stock in store. the
L subscriber is in receipt OF seven more PIANOS,
making the most excellent and complete ass atment
south I'll New York. Among those just recribed Is
j PARJ.OR GRAND PIANO, IN instrument Of en-
tir ly new style, TO the invention a which the late
Jonas Cbickefing, Esq, devoted years Of his con
summate genius and experience. II is now perfect
ed BIZ his sons who inherit their fathers talents,
and have been carefully trained 10 his art Tbs IL
s,rument supplies the great dpSideratum OF piano,
elegant an form, occupying only the space Of square
piano, Yet possessing ,he and all the qua Il's
OF ioue Of grand piano IL has met the highest az
pr ba ion of Professors Timms. Schanenbuts, lie n
man, and many Of The hest judges in this country.
IL is destined be the most popular instrument ~
er rife ed 10 the American public; already the de-
msnd far excite the ability Of the manfaICTefs TO
supply.
Also, magnificent Louis XIV central and square
Pianos, by Chickerins b SINS During the thirty
three years existence of their factory, now the lar
gest In the world, Their instruments nev'r had 50
wide reputation, mr. were 80 eagerly sought as ~
the present time.
An excellent assortment of6S, 6%,t ana oo-
tave Pianos Of good touch, toae and fnls,', by o.i
approved manufar turers OF Bost' n and NV fofE'
The subscribe congratulate pufcha ers on 40 "a
vo,able an opportunity Of personally selecting pa
from such superb took. A all Tire Sunset
TER purchases are made exclusively for ahh 20
can and VIII sal pano> ard az aIiir - ~ y lire
as low as they ear D. b. ught I'm the United -tates'
ei her ior oash approyel pager.
Secondhand pianos taken IN part payment
= good a,Ea1meHt 81 Cutters, Flutes, NHllhs. 81
Nav Music constantly ecelv..
RiCHARD DAVIS,
nNs-S No, s0s Pc ave-
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United States Patent ONCE.

WASHINGTON, March Y, 1855
AN TIE petition of nTLI.M s GyoEGE OF siti
~ mora, M. praying for the extension Of pat
eni granted TO hio, on the 49, ( May, 1874 l. fog
an tarrov msat in q Mach nes for fiyirg q, G
Orea;ing Shingles for seven wears from the exn;
rstior Of tn. said patent which takes place on the
g day OF NJ. 1865
Iia ordsre, thai the said petition be heard Mt tn
Patent Once On Monday, the lih day or day Rex;
at IL O'CLOCK u aud al persons notified to I'D.
pear AMI show cause Ii any they have, why said Ir.
.itiou ought not to he granted
P.rsous opposing the extension are reuuired f.
be In the Patent Ode their obecticns specially Sc,
forth in writing, ~ least TWEEN dsys before the d.y
" hearing; all testimony tl.d by either party to be
used at the said hearing must bs taken and trans
miied in accordance with the rules of the ofica
which will be furnished on application
The testimony Ia the case will be oJesed on the
4th OF Nay. 1853; dispositions aud other papers re
lied en- ss testimony, must be flied in the Office on
or before the morning Of that day; the arg uaents
any. within-ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published IN TIE
Union lntelligencer and Evening STAR wsshirr ton.
ID. C.; Argus Is stinors. Nj; Evening Aryu..
Philadelphia. Pa; Scientific American, New York :
once week for three successive weeks previous n
the liih day Of Nay next the day of hearing,
CHARLEe MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
L. S.-EitorR ofthe ahove papers will please eopy
and I'D their biiis TO the Patent Ofies with a rs
per consainins this notice. mar lo-lawSw
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United States Patent once,

nN the petition Of JAsEs BBErr. Of NJ .ttss v an
~ New vorl, praying for the extension of q
patent granted to him on the 10th Of Jaly, 1871
fes Improvement in Key Wr.pches," for seven
y ars fTcn the expiration Of esh patent, which
takes place On the 10th day of in y, 1865:
Ills ordered, that the said petition be heard q
TIA Patent Office en- Monday, the 18th oey Of JUNE
next, at II O'Clock, M and all persons notified
TO appea' and show cause, If any they have, why
saidpetision ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to Ole
In the Patent Office their objections, specially De,
forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day
Of hearing; all testimony fled by either party to b.
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
United 10 accorispce with the rules Of this Office
which will be furnished On application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
18th June; dispositions and other papers relied ~
testimony ilu,t Re- filed in the ONCE on or b.,
fore the morning of tn It day; the arguments, [,
viii Ia te' days thereafter.
Orierd, Also that this notice De published in III.
Union, Inteliigencer ard Eveuing Star W sshipctor
ID. &, Pr-nssivss ias, philadelphia Pa Scirnt:tf
tnerican. New York: and The pos l. o n Mas
Once week for three Successive weeks prcyious u
the z6ti Of June next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner Of Patents
Z. S.-Editorssfths above papers will please co, ,
md sand tssir bile TO the Pstsat ofsee, with %
PEE sVHtsinsss this potaas, wss IS-lswes
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NEW POSTAGE ACT.
NOTICE TO THE PUsLIC AND INSTRC
TONS TO POSTM rERS.

~ Office ~ hereby given that, agreeably TO an
" act of C"nzfess approved March 3, 1855 The
fnnwins IA - of past ge are o be charged on and
after The rsf day OF .dA neat, in lieu of those
estatlhb bed, tn uit:
GA every sirgic letter conveyed in the m Ill be
tween places ia Ihe Uaiied States, for any distanre
roG exceeding three thousand miles, three cents
AL for any distance exceeding three thousand
mile ten cent
Fem and after the first day of April prepayment
on ieiiers is reqniied-eXcrpting upon such as are
10 ar from a foreign country, or 10 officers The
Government on ufhciai business. The thanking
privilege remains unchanged.
From and after The first day OF January, eighteen
hnnd' 81 and fifty six, p0stmasters are required 10
place pnsiage stamps rp0n all pre- paid letters on
which -uca stamps may Lot have been placed b.
the writers.
ny the 81 section of the act the Postmaster GeLe.
raj l. authorized To establish form sy.tem fJr
The regiStfaton of valuable letters. This provision
o. the law will be carried nt' effect an! spf cial in
siruc'jons therefor will be issue! t. Pr-tn;asters as
SION as The necessary blanks can lie pr pared and
~ tributed
JAMES CAMPBELL, i0-.i..H -, 0en'i.
Posi- OFFICE De ARTNEST; iaiciI 9 !cj5
WaE i0-3IawtApnI
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Ar EXCELLENT LEGISLATIVE ENACTMENT
bill has bsen reported in the New York
Senate, which provides that no estate, real or
personal, ssall hereafter be bequeathed, de
missed or conveyed to any corporation, body
politic or person, for pious or charitable uses,
except the same be done By will or deed, duly
acknowledged and at.ested at least six months
before tie deceass of the testator.
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Bern tt Bringing suits for Lib,l!.

James Gordon Bennett, in his paper of yss-
terday, says:
awe have commenced in the Superior Court
an action at Ian against Edwsd p. Fry, for
publishing IN the ITsb0Hs, a few days since,
. most siIocicus. false and malicious libel,
covering 'wo columns Of that paper, and signeG
by F himself. We shall elaim damages In
the sim OF 6lty thousand d liars The iibels
cObIaiu 81, eih1 charges, rulpisg back almost
to the eSinLIng Of our editorial career We
shall p. oseese this suit &c tho satisfaction of
justice
I'VE are determined to follow up these
suits to the s1tent o! the Isw, and TO have full
JlstI'e. ror nearly twenty years our personal
chsISctGr-SehaTsCJer which has been with
out stain Or Iegroach for thirty five years
hes beer abused, slant cred, villiGed and Ii
belled by cJtemporsry journalists, and for the
sole reason tba- We, By energy, by en- erprise,
by constant attention, have risen in the world
while hey could not get along Such Is ouI
determination, and such they will find i, be.oI 9
the close If the year.
We are also preparing, and shall shortly
coumeDcc, libel suit sgunst James and
Efsstus Bro, ks, publishers of the New York
Ezpr' IS, fer rel .intins IN their columns some
OF the material pCiuts of he hbels published
by Fry IA the Trs5HNe
Bennett is treading on dangeroa: groucd
The combined press Of the Union have eu6
lished- but 1.-THE CT tho libeis that Bennett
has, and that. too, on the very best men the
country can produce. His Wholesale slardsIl
of the Prcsideat AMI hs CabiCct, his fou
libeis upos the charactst Ct John w. Forney
the hound like tenaci'y v.'h which he has fol
lowed every man who has net pleased hin
from the time he frs! became connected will
the r-ess of thi eountry to tle present mo
menr, should deter him from catering a couI
TO seek relief from an outraged public who's
Ire he has aroused By : lie spent in efforts Il
briDS down 20 his oxn eTel the very best citi
sens Of this Republic, By irsducins them il
his HeTat@. Ecnno fo.gets, perhaps, tina
he is ABOUT 70 commence a game that two Cal
play at, and TIA: when els libel cults ar
commenced his c2cmpie may bs followed b,
0the.s gfe-uy 10 his di advantage.
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EXCELSIOR is OUR MOTTO.

JKT r have inst received a fresh lot of PRUNES,
W FIGS. ORANGES, LEMONS, sc. Also, a
case Of SARDiNES, put up la sulsrsOr style.
Give a call and juJPc CIR yourselves
Don't forget the No 499 Seventh street, oppo.
Odd Fellows Hal.
N B. Balls, Parties, and Families sup lied on the
mnst reasonable and satisfactory terms at The short
ct notice. RYDER X PLANT.
lin
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PHILADELPHIA
Lager REFR DEPOT.

ISL Pr. GUenSe. Jet4reeH y G,d 6th street.
VA have at all times the best philadelphia Ls-
w ger Beef on aud, and fer IL tor sale
for - per keg, and in quart bottles for 81 50 per
dozen.
We send the Beer Tree OF costs all parts Of the
city.
FE- Many physicians have recommended This
Beer Of the best remedies for weak stomachs.
mar 5-lm" +. e. & w. GERECKE.
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OLD SOLDIER BoUSrY LAND ACr We pu b.
lish in to dlJ 5 Star correct c0Py of the Old
Slider Bounty Land Act, to.ethsr with tie
Instructions Of the Commissioner Of Pc nsiors
On Meaday VS. sh ali publish the forms Of az
plicatio1. &c
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ANOTHER SECRET SoCIErY.-The Pitts burg
G i2ette states hat here is regularly organ
lied asso C alton Of blacks in that city, bound
tose her by the most solemn Oaths and meet
Ing in secret wh1so object is the abduction of
coiorcd servants travelling with their masters,
vino ere suspected to be slaves
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CVsr OF THE CoLLiNs LINE-Mr. R1sk, Of
rexss, while in the Senate offending the Ap-
proqriition for this line, read the following:
NEW YORK Feb. % 1885.
The expense per VOYAGE, Of the steamers OF
mis- line from New York TO Liscrpool and
bacZ. Including rep irs and Insurance, for the
past sig mon h, average S65 SAT 79
IRA YoULE Secretary,
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BOUNTY LsND-ADDITIONAL.

IL NV Old friends for " D. m 7 obtained BCunty
Land, IT, less quantity Than 100 acres, are here
Sy informed that la.ir names and record Of the
eyicrce with the dates Of their eriifcates,
nay took, that can. with facility, make out their
4. claIariOns for additional iaEd TEc,e who faifs
10 altan any land for want Of suficitIt seryicr,
many of whom are Row emitted to 100 acus, can
find the iirre allowed recorded by me- Others viii
find u 10 their interest call rite, and will
send forms and instructions for reasonable End far
G. m3ensation JOHN ID. CLARK,
mar Sim Agent Washington. N. G
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VOCAL MUSIC.

C!GNOR SEVERO TRIM has consented TO Civ.
- inslruc tons in Vocal Muse TO those IN Tie cIt'
~ Washington who desire his services He COM:
highly rrcomm' nded bv pcr,0ns of the highest re-
fpectsb.liiy who have av.,iled themselves Of his it,
sITucpOn.. Among tlnsc wlIn recommend him J.
j. allowed to name 10 n VI. Nacauley, of n. Yotr
mira L ne In Phelps Principal of PatIp co Ia
SIiIute, Maryland, ii HImb.r NJ mls rrspectabl.
dies, whose IrcuUinC nda,Iuus can he scra at a..
of1ce Of the yanir star. All orders lett ut III
Nu-i Siura of Ricbs'd Davis so Penus, Iva. /;
ave nus, and al the Store of Hi5us 4 iIz Sta
Buildings. viii BE- fttendeJ TO. mar 10 81
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COME LEARN YOUR FATE.

NJ rs "1oooh tate oi bnglano, wishes va
wi inform the ladies and gentlemen OF Washing
ton and Georgetown that sbe eau be seen and con-
suited The past present and future events, tie
late residence, No 81 street, between 2lst and
22i streets, Fret Ward, opposite The Observatory.
Her name IL on the door.
Hours fr. IN a 10 O'Clock . N.
Ladies 25-Gentlemen 50 cents feb 2s-lm'
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GREAT RECONCILIATION.

= He Under igned vii open a Kiln OF ire.h wool
burnt LINE Containing so baneis) on Mon
da morning next, for which the cash will be
CURED at thu kiIns or on Delivery. He must alop
this method or CT sc business, a great prriIOn
his SAFES the PIT year are unsettled and lying over
81 at The Kiin-hauliDg addi i0nal
4 SNOOT.
National Lime Kin, corner New York avenue sno
TwPu irrh street mar 10 4is
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HOPE FOR THE FUTURE.

A NE SONG, WORDS written and dedicated Il
"a Nr-. Frank in Pierce, by SheelalI music al
DO ed by Frederick KIev, Esq
in published ana or sale at HILBUS & HlTZ :
Music Depot, star Findings mar 10
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I'BE CANTON TEA COMPANY have just re
eerved another lot If that excellent Imperial
aid Gunpowder TEA, at 75c per ID equal TO any
sold in The city for 81. Good Black Tea at 80 Cts
and all other kinds OF Teas, wholesale and retail
lnyccr titan they can he bought for anywh re else
Samd.rs may be had gratis. Come to No $40
Sew nh $, EFT, uoors below Odd Fellows Hall.
mar lC-lt
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SHIRTS! SHIHTSi

Anew ARRANG EMENT-WALL & STE
~ PHENS, 322 Pa. avenue, mex Ia iroa Hall,
having cnmn'eted tIiel7 arrangements, now pre-
pared T., make 81 or itr G-utlemcn'S SHIRTS OF su
prriog quality ia the IN, approved styles, N s!lorl
moi &c, and war ant 1T ~ al cases.
Also, on and a large assortment u: ReaGy-Inadt
ShiIto oil fine quality, varying in prices from 81
81 50. mar %
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METROPOLITAN MaHANIrS' IN
e. -tiiute Exhibition In order 10 afford ib'
reIur,'d population an opportunity to vit the EXIT
b ton. the Board of Management have set aPa'r
TUES next, the 18Th instant, from 10 a. m u
4 y IN, for that purp1se
Al desirou- therefore Of enjoying the privilege
will do well 10 attend accordingly.
Try order: p. NJ PEARSON, Rec. Sec.
mar 1InI3
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ORNAMENTAL TRES FOR SALE

OAN AMENEAL TkEtS FOk SAIL.
So Oh The best quality, for streets, avenues 90:
* cemeteries, ard lawns. They are Ill seed -.
hny-, free growth fee from and ms. CT.
and arr not stun Fl. No. Silver Leaf iiapc-.
from II IS feet IA the clear, and well fuTnisnr
Horse Che,Inrt firm 4 20 feet high Eulop. a.
sycamore OF itch iage; DO CaiaiiJa, OF lige z /.
OF the abnye ir@es there i. u large stuck on hand.
Prlc according 20 size and numb r, from IS CT
TO 81 Coin- and see for yncr -lf.
Call upon JAMES NAHER,
War l0-S3wS Public Gardener.
Q (Dalt Sun law:3w,
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THERE WILL. RE A MEETING OF
e IN" Board of Directors Of the Merchants;
Exchange an MONDAY nexr, al 7 p m.
Also, general nI, eiHg OF the members on TUES
MY, AT z pm.
BY order OF the President: 1892
mar l0--2t mo. r. ELLIS, See.
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nFFicIAL Amy AND AAvY HE
~ GiSTER for 1850
he Navy Register for the United States for the
year 1855
OH ial Army -gistsr for 1865
JusI published and for safe az
TAYLOR X MAURY'S
Inar 10 bookstore. u, az glh =.
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ga SPECIAL MEETING o. TIE co.
G>f. ored Library Company No l, at their usu
al place o. THURSDAY EVE ING, March 18Th
for business Of importance pending
JOHN NJ. TURLEY,
mar l0-l.$ President.
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ice receipts of the Ams loan Coloniaa.
''on society nave fallen Oh SIG 900, compared
with what they were Lac, year AZ tb,s timc,
and me h:. Mr. acLain The secretary, ssya
$4,000 are nssdsd y The pres.a. uomsut
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-. STRANGERS

N visi ing the City Should soc Hunters est
a'-o. His description If Powe,'s great Picture
ainIue Of he curiosites Of the Patent Once.
feb 2f-3ns
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L. our ueWbsIs Of the North Congr.gp.
u'nai Oh-'e- IA Springfield MAS, incluiiog
one o: he dcaeons, have boea di.missed, or i.
more ancient phrase EXON nunieetsI. % fo,
having em6rsced The views Of the spiritual.
es" no charge whatever is made afectin
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