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LIST or PATIENTS y DoARDERs
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WeSSC,hDcl1 Nalpr-Curp.

NeSScil0eil VI aler-Cure,
UniNa the Wink rKoM AUo 10, no Auo. II.
Miss T. A. Parsons, Boston, Mass.
Mr. c. l.. Radeua1hor, Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Helen l,itilelialc, Dsston, Mass.
Mrs J. b. Tan,
MIR Milton l.. CLASSIFY, St. Louis, Mo.
" Chr. Beers, Boston, Mass.
Miss II. l.. Chadbourne, Eastport, Nc.
" NJ. A. Curtis, Boston, Mass.
/" Lucreta Everett, "
Dir J. d. Meal New York.
Mrs /. l.. Clark, Waukegan, III.
Mr. J. A. Schumacher, New York City.
Mrs F. A. Schumacher,
Nurse and two children "
Mr. A. Bender, Baltimore, MI,
Mrs Bender, h"
Miss NJ. Simmons, Roxbury, Mass.
Mr. James Lodge, Boston,
=" c. Poppenhusen, New York City,
Mrs Foppenhusen, a.
Miss Puppenhuscn, "
Master Poppcnhusen and Nurse, New York.
Mr. Joseph u. Varnum, Jr., New York City.
Mrs Varnum, Z"
Master James varnum, and Nurse"
Miss Mary y. Davis, Roxbury, Mass.
" 5. VI. Davis,
Mr. Samuel Young, Ballston spr. N. Y.
y" I; G; MatherI Longmeadow, Mass.
MIS- i. u. Mathcr, "
Mr. Edward c. Bates, Boston, Mass.
Mrs Bates,
Master Bates, &"
Mr. Philip Mayer, New York.
" Vallettc, Fremont, Ohio.
Mr. J. II. Morley, Cleveland, 4"
Mrs Morley,
Mr. Geo. Rnthycn, Montreal, Ca,
Miss RuthyCu. g
Mrs McGibbon, 4"
Miss Mary k Gill, st. Louis, Mo.
Mary Simmons, isoxbury, Mass.
Mr. /. Ilunnewell, a"
Miss Julia Hobbs, Brooklyn, y
Mr. :. Il. Slesinger, Boston, Mass.
Master W. Z. Thwing, Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs Crafts,
Mr. A. Whitman, Worcester,
Mrs Littlehale, Boston,
Master 4. Poppcnhusen, New York.
II. Poppenhusen, d"
Mrs J NJ Field, Mobile, Ala.
Mr. Dewitt De Forest, Albany, y. Y.
Miss Julia +. Ruggles, Jersey City.
R.sAlis Rugglcs, Z"
Mr. c. T.. Langdon, New Haven.
IS b. Ruggles, New York.
Mrs Rnggles,
Mr. L. Brown, st. Louis, No.
" Z. Il. Sherman, & Servant, Rochester, y. Y
r. II. Parker, Exeter, n. II.
b. G. Perrin, Boston, Mass.
DIR G.. G.. Rothe, New York.
Mr. WIN Wcssclhnft, Boston, Mass.
Miss /. A. Root, New Haven, Conn.
MIR John Eldcrkin, 4"
james T. Rugslcs, New York
" d. {. Murray,
Mrs Murray,
Mr. Whitney, Bangor, SIC.
Mrs Whitney, "
Underwood, Boston, Mass
Miss Underwood, !" "
Mr. R, 7, peek, New Haven, Conn.
Miss N. r. Peck, "
Mn 4. MarOnosl!i, New York,
Mr. Joseph d. Narnum, e
Mrs Varnum,
Miss Varnum,
Mr. Newman, Boston, Mass.
d" VIM Goldman, Boston, Mas.
Mr. 4. L. Dorr, 90 "
" VIM. c. spalding," Z"
Miss Ann Cutter, ' Z"
/" Cordelia Riddle" &"
Eliza Riddle. " "
Mr. W. r. Dodge, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs d. X. Dodge,
Miss j T. Dodge,
s. d. Curtis,
NJ S. Gwynne, Columbus, Ohio.
N. +. Littlehale, Boston. Mass.
Mr. Adolph Munor, Madrid, Spain.
" Settler, New York.
Mrs SETTER, "
Master Settler,
Miss Willard.
Major d. 4. Eaton, U. s. A., New Haven.
Miss Z. d. Eaton,
4" L. S. Eaton,
Mr. T. Is. Eaton,
Mr. Geo II. Gill. St Louis, Mo.
" Ives Bates, Boston, Mass.
cd. NJ Belmont, E"
a" Geo. flollngsworth''
d" Augusta Bendetari"
Miss Rogers, Boxbury, Mass
Mr.. T. f. Chamberln, Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. Chamberlin, "
Nurse & Child,
Mrs. NJ. O'Sullivan, st. Louis, 40.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-08-18

LNTrIIER in Drat,lcboro or on the road TO Green
II River, a long Memoranda Pocket Book with
folds for putting in bank bills. Nth memoranda
book in the same The Above is Of ~ value to any
one except the ownerI and liberal reward will be
given far its return. q. II. SALISBURY.
Brattleboroi Aug iG, 1880. 3w29
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PuRsAToRY.--.--"Wth regard to purgato-
ry," says an old Popish writer, al will not
say great deal but this much | Mnk-that
the Protestants may go farther and fare worse. Z"
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under
j the firm of BEAffs & LEONARD, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business will
hereafter be conducted hy WIN. l.. BEAiIS, at the
old stand. WIN. l.. DEMIS,
Il. d. LEONARD.
Drattleboro, Aug, IS, 1865. 5w2o
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PUTNEY HIGH SCHOOL.
FREMONT SEMINARY,
STATE OF VERMONT.

WfNDHAN, ss.-septeuiber Term, 1855
IIosR, MASs W JOuS A. RArHnuEN
VTTHEREAs HOSEA MANN Of Dover in sail
w County on the seventh day Of August AID.
1856 fled his Petition in the Clerk office Of the
Court Of Ghaneery for said County against JOHN
A. RATIIDURN, formerly Of Somerset in said
County and now Of Boston in the State Of Mlssd-
chusetis, setting forth that the said Raihburn on
the 22d day Of September, A. d. 1919, mortgaged
to the petitioner a certain tract Of land situated in
said Somerset, being Lot No. in Levi Halls sur
yey, bounded West on the Els; Inc Of Clls;en-
bury, North on No. Z, and South on No. 8 in said
Halls survey, supposed TO be 200 rods from East
10 West, and 80 rods from North to South, aud es-
timated to contain 100 acres, conditioned for the
the payment Of certain promissory note bearing
even date with said mortgage for the SUN Of $500,
payable 10 the Petitioner or order in six months
from date with interest and signed by said Rath-
burn and one Horace Rathburn, which said note is
now due and owing, and has not been paid, and
praying that the equity Of redemption Of tho said
John A in the premises may be iorcclosed.
And it appearing that the said John A. Rath-
burn does not reside In this State and that service
Of subpoena cannot be made upon him, il is ORDER
ell by the Chancellor that the Petitioner cause the
substance Of his said Petition, with this ORDER. to
be published for three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Phoenix printed at BrAttleboro, in said
County, the last publication to be Mt least twenty
days before the term Of said Coart of Chancery
next to be held at Newiane, in and for said County,
on the third Tuesday OF September, A. d. 1850,
which will be deemed sufficient notice to said John
A. Iiathhnrn to appear at said term and make an
swer to said Petition.
RoYALL TYLER, Clerk
5. p FLAGG, Pllfs. Solicitor 20
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NO roRTns.
mEL0pEON WARE ROOM

MELODEON WARE ROOM.
TINE subscriber has this day opened PIANO
J. FORTE * MELODEON Ware-Room in Re
rere HqH, where a full assortment Of PIANOS &
MBLODEONS will be kept.
Our stock Of Instruments is manufactured by
the best companies and those having tho highest
reputation the country affords, and cannot he sur
passed. The public may lie assured that they can
be suited as well az the Rrrers Hal - at any city
or country town in the United States. And We
pledge our honor that every purchaser shsl be
fully satisfied tina, he has his moneys worth. Our
Instruments are selected 10y the subscriber at tie
manufacturers with the greatest care and are fully
warranted.
Bcrtini's Instruction for the Piano
Zunlle's " +" Melcdeon
Sheet Music, &C., &c.
IL You will please give us a call a. RrvEnE Hall
and satisfy yourselves.
ISA AC HIM Is
Brattleboro, August 9sh, 1866. -
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OEWINc s1LB. EDWARD

O Z W ING SILB. EDWAhD
- BERNARD, Wholesale Agent for the sale
Of Sewing, Sadders, aud Embroidery SILKS. Al
20 Machine Twist aud silk on Spools Stick Twist
Package silk, &c, which will &c sold Mt the manu-
faciurers lowest prices.
1ailors, Merchants and Pellcrs, are requested to
call and examine the quality and price Of the
goods before purchasing elsewhere, as he has an
article Of THREE CORDED SILK which he is con-
idcnt will give better satisfaction than any before
offered to the Public Orders solicited and pune
tually attended to-
Office in Anterior n Hastings Store.
Brattleboro, Vt. Aug 10, 1866. 20
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W0OI.-Domestio Fleece is still pouring In with
the superabundance. and prices have lendenry
downward the demand IS more moderate, especially
for the finer grades sales Of 49, 600 lbs jla3ic for
low quality 37ai0c for good medium, aud 4a44c for
fine. Pulled is plenty aud the demand fair. with sales
Of No. al 28c; super al 33a3le and Lambs az Soc
cash. Foreign is quiet; the coarse qualities well
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sTATE o. VERMONT.

The Probate Court for said District To all per-
sons interested in the Estate Of HENRY ES'rA-
BROOK, late Of Wilmington, deceased,
GREETINd
XT0U arc hereby notified that this Court will de-
Il eide upon the allowance Of the account Of
WILLIAM CllILDs, Administrator upon said rs
tate, aud decree distribution thereof among the
heirs of said deceased at the session thereof to be
held at PArCH'S Inn in Wilmington, In said Dis
trct, on the last Thursday of August, 4. d. 1886,
when and where you may be heard in the premises,
if you sec fit. +. H0LBR0OK, Register.
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DURE AND UNADULTERATED

DURE AND UNADULTERATED
i American and Foreign drugs, medicines,
chemicals, dye-stuis, soaps, brushes, perfumery,
hair oils, segars, &C., SC.
Also, just received Saratoga water fresh from
Congress and Empire Springs for sale by the box
or single bottle.
Mrs. f, Kidder's Dysentery Cordial COASTAL con-
stantly on hand, and almost everything in the line
of Patent Medicines.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded,
J. W. IIOLT0N.
Braitleboro, August IL, 1856. 20
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Bank of Brattleboro.
VERMONT VALLEY II. II. co

UNHE Stockholders Of this Company are notified
L. to meet at Island Hall, Bellows Falls, on
Thursday 23d of August inst. at | o'clock A. NJ,
to see il the Stockholders will authorize the sale Of
the Rail Road, its property and equipments, by the
Trustees for the first mortgage bond holders and
grant the necessary powers to said Trustees for
that purpose. L. q. MEAD, Clerk
Brattcboro, Aug. 6, 1855. 2s
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THE MOTHER OF
INVENTION.

JuLY 2jTm. 1856.
MY WIFE would not cook BEEF at fifteen cts
Iva per h., land there was good reason why y
and finally concluded not to break up keeping
house, but to reopen my MEAT MaRKEI,
and nov. gentlemen you and can get STEAK and
ROAsrINd BEES for 10 cts. per ID.
NIB. Cool Beer and Ice all the time on hand.
Bratteboro, July 20, 1850
20 VII. ALEXANDER.
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WESTMINSTER Seminary.

w y VIIItI15NN1 kJUIElIIEWt y
HALL TERM Of II weeks, begins Wednesday,
H Aug. 10Th.
LIZ. w ARD, AM, Principal Of Ancient
Languages and English Literature.
G.. W. HARRIS, Principal Of Ornamental
Department, French and Music, with assistant
Board Of Instructors.
For Catalogues. Circulars, and further Informal
ton, address the Principals.
sw24 T. Il. HALL, Scc'y.
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With regard to the Principal, the following tcs-
tmonial will speak for itself;
'DnAd SIN IL am haprs 20 learn that you have
engaged Mr.. Elw'd Hooker to i1ko charge Of your
Academy. Your choice could hardly lave fallen
upon young man who possesses more desirable
" qualities for such place lie Is a
superior scholar md decided christian Is amia-
bic in disposition, prudent in council and firm in
his purposes. Mr.. Hooker has had considerable
experience in teaching and has uniformly concilia-
ted the IA, u Of pupils and parents.
shall be disappointed, Il under his instruction.
your important institution does not prosper.
Yours respectfully,
u. LABAREEj
27 Prcs't MID. COLLEGE. ."
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HIDES WANTED.

Il EENE, REED BRYANT will pay rash for
IN any quantity of Hides, say from one hide to
10 900, the hides to be delivered Mt their Tanncry
in Bratilcboro. ALFRED slMONDs, Agent.
Drnttleboro, Aug lG, 1865. l0w29
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GAME MEETrNlGI..,
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN that have given to my son
Il ROLLIN KNIGHT his time from and after this
date, and shall pay debts Of his contracting nor
claim any Of his wages. POLLY VI. SMITH.
Winchester, N. H., Aug 1lth, 1855. %
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FOR CHILDREN.

BLOCKING Horses, wheebarrows, Wagons,
IN Toy Bureaus, Bedsteads. Tables, Cradles,
Chairs, Driving Hoops, Sc. A. E. DWlNELL.
July 10. 6m2f
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OoMMTseIoNERs NOTICE.

OONI17Ii . lJ4OINI1NR5 1FO I4OIs
TTNhe undersigned, having been appointed by the
Il Hon Probate Court for the District Of Marl-
boro, Commissioners TO hear and adjust all claims
against the Estate Of Absalom Pike late Of Whiting
ham, deceased. and all Offsets thereto, and six
months from tie 26th day Of June 1855 being all
lowed for that purpose, hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business Of our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of Waters Gllet in said
Nottingham on the last Monday of August next
and the first Monday in December next, from one
o'clock p. NJ. to four on each Of said days
Nottingham, July oath, 1855.
HOSEA Y. BALL0U. )c.,uu,;.,,o,a,.
o. HOSEA B. BALLOU,
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MIRRORS

A VERY large assortment in Gilt, Mahogany,
N Rosewood and Walnut Frames, for sale cheap,
by A, T. DWINELL.
July 25. em2e
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LOST.
Grind Stones.

I'm. CLoUGH's COLUMBIAN PILLS are the
IL best medicine in use for sick headache, liver
complaint, dyspepsia, Indigestion, sc. They are
prepared from the purest gums, balsams aud veg
etable extracts by VIM RENSE, Pittsheld, Ms, and
sold at 25 cents or boxes for 81.
These Pills do not slcken or gripe they are
mild and innocent, but will certainly expel disease
and the cause of disease from the system. They
are for sale in Brattleboro by j. W. HOLTON,
Wholesale Agent for Winpham County.
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COR lN6s
MAHOGANY. Black Walnut, Birch, and Imi-
WI tation Collins Of all sizes, constantly on hand.
Also PLATES and GRAVE CIoTHEs, all Of which will
be sold at the lowest prices, by
A. E. DWINELL
July 25. 6m2e
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FOR SALE.
WILLOW WARE.

VTTILLOW Carts, Cabs, Wagons, Cradles, Stool
w Chairs, and Birdsnest Baskets, for sale by
A. Il. DWTNELL.
July %. 6m2d
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-14

Curious FACTS ABOUT THE PREsI-
pRNTs.-The Boston Transcript pre-
sents to its readers the following co.Lpi-
lation of curious condolences in the
names and lives Of tie first seven Presi-
dents of the Unstcd State s--W ashirg-
ton, John Adams, JEFF rson, Madison,
Monroe, John Quincy Adams, and Jack
son -" Four Of the seven were from
Virginia Two of the same name wsrr
from Massachuset, and The seventh -
from Tennessee. All but one were s;1sy~
six years old on leaving Office, having
served two terms and one Of these wao
served but ore term, would havs be n
sixty->ix years Of age at the end Of an
other. Three of the seven died on th>,
4th Of July and two of them on tins
same day and year. Two Of them were
on the sub,committe Of three that d ait
ed the Declaration Of Independence,
and these two died on the same day and
year, and on the anniversary of the Dec
laration OF Independence, and just half
= century from the day Of delaTation.
The names OF three of the seven end in
son, yet neither Of these transmitted Lis
name to son. In respect to the uanea
of all, it may be said in conclusion, the
initials of two Of the seven were the
same, and Of two others hat hey were
the sane-aud the initials OF still two
others were the same. The remaining
one who stands alone in this particular,
stands also alone in the love and admi-
ration of his countrymen and the civil
lied world-Washington. Of the first
five only one had a son, and that son
was also President. >
Another cuiious fact may be m&tioned
in this connection 1t is that neither
of the Presidents who had sons was
elected for second term.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-14

A PIONEER FAMILY PARTY.-A par
ty of nine--Dayid, Frederick, Henry
and Andrew Hove, with their sisters,
Elizabeth Eulla, Susannah Wright, Re-
becca Julian, Catharine Mclean, and
Sarah Sanders, met last week at the
residence of the latter in the vicinity Of
Richmond, Indiana, and BY way of re-
viving past rccollections for comparison
with the present, visited Dayton on Fri
day, by railroad, taking dinner at the
Phillips House.
Fifty-two years ago, before Ohio was
State, this same party emigratod from
North Carolina passed through Dayton,
then a small log house village, and stop
ped ten miles north on Saltwater. vs.
ing, however, TO the prevalence Of the
ngue, they settled in the spring of 1913
at the head of Clear Creek. Having
remained there four years they removed
to White Water, Indiana Territory, now
Wayne county, in the neighborhood of
Richmond, where most of them have
resided to the present time. But one of
the family is dead, the mother OF John
Newman, Esq, President of the Indiana
Central Railroad and distinguished
member of the Indiana bar. The oldest
of those living is now seven y-six and
the youngest ffty-six-all, except the
oldest sister, being in robust health. IL
connection with their residence in this
region, they relate many incidents and
trials peculiar to pioneer life 1t is
among the agreeable T fections n which
they are pcruitted to indulge in III
evening of their life, that they have
contributed their share in sublaiag ma
ture and reducing the forests 10 fields,
while the records Of both church and
State t stify to their services in each
Dayton Gaectfe.
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have been prescribedlby the superintendent OF
public instruction.
: A state convention of common school
teachers, commissioners of common schools,
county and city snperintendents of common
schools, may BIT holden annually at the state
capitol on the call of the superintendent of
public instruction, who shall preside at snch
convention.
Such state convention may discuss
AID leeommend improvements in teaching and
the management of schools, aud a series of
school books for use in the common schools
throughout the state. and such other topics
and Subjects as shall be brought before the
convention by the superintendent of public
instruction.
ARTICLE TX,
PAINTING.
35. Any printing required under this
act, shall be executed in the form and manner
and at the prices prescribed by law for other
state printing, and shall be paid for in like
manner out of the general fund, upon the bill
for the same being certified by the state board
of Education.
ARTICLE y.
} ehe act entitled :" An act concerning
commoa schools and public Instruction. APP
proved hay |, 1851, is hereby repealed
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-04-14
a BILL.

For an 1ct authorizing Common School
Commissioners to raise money fer the
ersction Of buildings suitable for school
pnrposcs, and othsr contingent school
purposes.
The People of the State of California,
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
S |. The Common School Commits
sipnefs Of each city, town, village or dis
trict, in this State, shall have power to
assess and collect a tax for the erection
Of suitable Buildings for school purposes
and to meet other school contingencies
in manner herein provided.
5 ?. When city, town, village or
school district, shall have organized a
school as pfoyid d by law, the commits
stone s may apply to the County Judge
of the county in which such CITY, town,
village or district may be .ituat'd FIR an
order Of an especial election, stating in
such application, the amount desired to
be raised and for what purpose.
5 8 When an arplica ion is made
in pursuance Of the preceding sec ion,
the County Judge shall issue an oder
for al election to be held in the city,
town, village or district applying, at the
same time issuing three Offices to be
posted n three public places in the city,
town, village Or district applying, which
notices shall state the object of the cleo
ton, the time; the amount to be voted
and fer what purpose, also naming the
officers Of the election.
5 A. The legal voters of the city.
town, liagf, OF district, shall mcct and
vote en- the day named in the notice, in
the same manner as at other elections
provid for by law, having written or
printed on their ballots "Tax,' or "No
Tax"
s 5. The returns of the election
shall be transmitted as provided for other
election returns, to the County Clerk,
who shall, if the majority of al the
votes be in favor Of tax, make ont or
cause to be made out from the latesu re-
port on the Auditors book, list of I'll
taxable property in the city. town, vii
lage or district thus applying, and trans
nit the same to the common school com
missionrrs thus applying, or to their
successors
s 6. The Common School Commits
sioners shall make out tax list pro rata
and place the same in the hands Of the
Common School Marshal, whose duty i:
sh4ll be, and he is hereby empowered to
collect such tax in the manner provided
by law, for the collection of other taxes
in this State
5 7. All moneys collected as herein
provided, shall be paid into the hands of
the Common School Commissioners, who
shall apply it to the purposes for which
it was voted and no other.
5 s. This act to have effect from
and after its passage.
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Foreign Consnls resident in San Francisco;
British Cousul-George Aiken, corner Of Cali
fornia and Loldesdorff streets.
Bremen Consul-A Van Weyman (actiug. Jul
JUS Schultz, Leppen & Co } Cal. street.
Belgian Consult. slachette, sansome street
Lear Washington.
Chill Consul Samuel Price, Montgomery 81.
between Washiuss9o& ard jackson.
Chinese Consul-Norman As5ine, sacramento
street between kearney and Dupont
Danish Consul Joseph Frontlin, Clay street
between between Battery and Front
FRENCH Consul-Patrice Dillon, Jackson ST..
above Powell
Hamburg Consul-Alfred Godefroy, (abs.nt)
kirchcf, acting, sacramento street, near
Bpttery.
iEanovaran Consul-0 Il. Frank, Battery St
near sacramento,
Hawaiian Consul Charles Z Hitchcock, CAL
iforna st. between Battery and Front.
Mecalenhurg Schweriu Consul De FIeine-
ry, lansome street, near Jackson.
Mexican Consul-W T. Barron, Merchant ST.
above Montgomery.
Norway and Sweden Consul j. Hnrlich.
clay street, between Battery and Front
Nicaragua Consult CasafoIsih, corner Of
clay and Montgomery streets.
Oldenburg Consul-H- + Van Lcngerke, Bat
terry, corner pine street.
Peruvian Consul-Cha's h Polhcmus califor-
mia street. between Lesderif s. sansome.
Portuguese Consul ohm Scarle, Battery St.
near Jackson.
Portuguese Vice Corsui-n. L. Wiley, jackson
street, near Froat
Prussian Consolidated Golefroy, (absont0
kirchoff acting consul, sacra.aento meas
Battery:
Russian CoLsul-P. kostromitinoff, Battery
street nsar Pacific. (Rus,ian ice COZ
Spanish Consul NJ De Satrustegui, Bnt-
terry street. near Pacific
Swiss Consul-Theophile de Rutte, clay street
between Battery Froat
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CHANCE FOR \ BARGAIN /.
Miners Ranch for Sale.

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THE UNDERSIGNED being DESTROYS of re-
turning to the Atlantic States, offers his
Rancho for sale on reasonable terms. 1t con-
tains one hundred and sixty acres, mostly IN
der improvement, and is well watered and tim
bered. 1t is situated about three miles from
Bidwell on the Marysyille road, and is doing
an excellent business as Public House, The
The house is a large and convenient frame
building good frame barn and other requi-
site outhouses. Persons DESTROYS of making
urchase will please give me call.
A large quantity of oats and barley Tor safe.
JOSEPH KERRY.
Miners Ranch, September 5, 1854. 44tf.