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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-18
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The receipts composed OF the products OF the sale
Of cid and pamphlets, of subsc pons to the Jour-
nal Of recovered from old correspondents and
Debtors If subscriptions and Of investments brought in
at Paris The expenses comprise drafts on New York,
sent by he Paris Office to Nauvoo reimbursemeuts Of in
vesmens Of the expenses of Office and spendence
Of releases, less considerable, OF different OBJ
jects demanded by the community.
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lnsoivent Insurance Companies In New York.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE HENRY CLAY IN
sURANCE COMPANY.


sURANCE COMPANY.
from fine Albany Evening Journal
STATE OF NEw YORK, CoAPrRoLIERs OEncE
ALBANY Dec. ID, 1855.
GESTrEMES-I enclose you a copy Of the Report maio
by William Barnes Esq, of the city Of Avany, who was
appointed by me- the 10th day of November last TO
examine into the affairs Of "rne Henry Clay Fire Insu
rance Company, Of the city Of New York."
The Company during the progress Of the examina-
tion applied TO- obtained fem the Supreme Court,
order for all persons interested in said Company, to
show cause any they have why the said corporation
should not be dissolved before John A. Weeks Esq Re-
erte al his Office in tho city Of New York. on the frst
ay Of March, 1856. ss
Believing the interests of the public will be best pro-
ected BY compulsory dissolution OF the Company; and
eerng 1t proper that application should be made to the
Injunction sg anst any attempt to continue
its business have placed the papers in hands Of the
Attorney General for his action thereon.
You requested publish the report in order that
truly, JAMES NJ. COOK, Comptroller.
Hon. JAMES NJ Cook Comptroller of the State Of New
beg leave to submit herewith the evidence taken in
the Gaze Of the Henry Clay Fire Insurance Company.
last, with capital Of 100000 One member of the
Board Of Con mfsiers, the oath day OF March last
reported this capital consisting of SIS 600 cash. on
deposit In the Bank of the Republic, and $126 400 In
bonds and mortgages, executed BY wian G. Martin to
the company. The other two Commissioners reported
the capital the Goth day Of March, consisting of
$14l COO cash. deposit In the Bank Of tho Republic
and sos 400 OF the same bonds and mortgages OF william
c. Martin.
The bonds and mortgages so reported, a. forming
portion Of the capital Of said company were las spec
In the report made by the two Commissioners the
goth DAY Of Marcn, the above mortgages Nos and
excludes, and 500 500 cash. stated to be
deposit in The Bsnk of the Republic. All these mort
Gowanus Bay, in the Twelfth ward OF the ,ity of
Brooklyn, which are covered with water and lie mainly
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ORLEANS HOTEL.
SECOND, BETWEEN AND K STREETS,
SaCra ontO.

SaCIa Ill e ntOs
THE above Hotel, occupying a space ~
i of S5 by $50 feet, in the most central E:iu
part of the City, built Of brick and three sto-
ries high, offers INDUCEMENTS TO TRAVELLERS
not surpassed by any establishment in the
State.
The ground floor is set apart for Dining
Room, Reading Room, Billiard Room and Bar
Room.
THE TABLE will be found at all times sup
piled with the choice of the market.
AT THE READING ROOM can always be
found the daily papers of the State and the
latest dates from the Atlantic and Europe, !.
THE BILLIARD SALOON is furnished
with five excellent Tables, superintended by Q
competent keeper.
THE BAR will be supplied with the best of
Liquors and Wines. al
The second and third stories of. the building
are set apart for Palors, Family Rooms and
Chambers comfortably furnished.
We have also leased the large brick build
ing corner of and Front streets formerly
known as Sackett's Hotel) set apart for Lodg-
ing Apartments. which are furnished in su-
perior manner, which, added to the Hotel, will
afford ample accommodations.
The 'Orleans'' is also the Depot and Office
of the CALIFORNIA STAGE CO., from
which place Stages leave daily for all parts of
the State. HARDENBERGH d CORSE,
febl7 my Proprietors.
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To the Ladies Of California.

nR. L. J. CZAPKAY, late in the Hungari-
IL an Revolutionary War; Chief Physician to
the goth Regiment of Honveds, chief Surgeon
to the Military hospital of Pesth, Hungary,
and late Lecturer on diseases of urinary Or
gans and diseases OF women and children. in
vites the attention of the sick and afflicted fe-
males, laboring under any of the various
forms of Diseases of the Brain. Lungs, Heart,
Stomach, Liver. Womb, Blood, Kidneys and
all niseases peculiar to their sex. The doctor
is effectng more cures than any other Physi-
clan in the State Of California. Let no false
delicacy prevent you. but apply immediately,
and save yourselves from painful sufferihgs
and premature death. All married ladies
whose delicate health or other circumstances
do not allow to have an increase in their fam
lilies, should call at Dr. L. J. Czapkay's Medi-
cal Institute. Armory Hail. corner of Sacra-
mento and Montgomery streets, and they Will
receive every possible relief and help. The
Doctors offices are so arranged that he can be
consulted without the fear Of melestation. If
desired, DR.. c. will visit the ladieS in their
residences. All consultations by letter or
otherwise, free. Address to
DIR. L. j. CAZAPKAY,
Medical Institute, Armory Hall,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento sts,,
Je O-my San Francisco.
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international HO'el.

..
TNHE propretors of this extensive estab- lx.A
l. lishment have the pleasure to announce AE:Ii
to their numerous patrons. that their large
addition to this Hotel is now completed We
have $50 rooms capable of accommodating
$50 guests and the finest dining room in the
State. making the house one of the largest
and best in California We return our sincere
thanks to our numerous patrons, for past fa-
vors and solicit a continuance of the same,
pledg ourselves to give SATISFACTION to ALL
who will favor us with call.
Jackson, bet. Montgomery & Kearney sts
ian2O my PECK FISHER.
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500 REWARD.

NTRAYED OR STOLEN from Mood ~
~ les Ranch, on the Auburn and IL l-AA
linOistown road, about the 18th or goth April
last, six pack mules: one Grey Horse Mule
with some black spots and Spanish brand, one
Bay Mare Mule little lame in left hind leg,
three Light Sorrel Mare Mules, hurt some in.
the face of each, light names and tails, and
one Bright Sorrel Mare Mule, blind in the
right eye, and when lost lame in the right
fore foot. The above reward will be paid for
the delivery of the above described mules to
the undersigned at Richardson Hill, in Town
ship No. 7, Placer co., or at Noodles ranch.
KING i co.
Richardson's Hill, July 7th, If
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STAR BAKERY.

TTHE pr0prietOrs Of this well known house
l. wish to call the attention of Hotel keep
ers, families. and the public generally to his
large and superior assortment of Crockery
and Glassware-the best ever offered in this
place, and will be sold as cheap as any of the
stores in Auburn or Sacramento sell. A SUI
periOr lot of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS
always on hand. THE BAKERY, has con-
slant supply of fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes
We return our thanks for past patronage
conferred and hope to merit it's continuance
Auburn, nova my. j. c.. BAKER Il co.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

"THE CERTIFICATE of the County Sur
veyor or any of his deputies, shall be. admit
ted as legal evidence in any court of this
State, but the same may be explained or re-
butted By other evidence. No survey here
after made by any person except the
COUNTY SURVEYOR OR HIS DEPUTY,
shall be considered Legal Evidence in any
Court within this State, except such surveys
as are made by the authority of the United
States or by mutual consent of the parties."-
Page III, Statutes of California.
C.. w. FINLEY.
UNITY VEYOR,
Plac er County, California. Office in Auburn
at the Court House. Jan6 '55my
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CALIFORNIA STAGE co.
Keep it before the People---Low Fare!
{%5A

THE COACHES of the California Stage Co.
l. leave Auburn as follows: From Auburn to
Sacramento every day at and IL o'clock. A.
NJ. From Auburn to Grass Valley. Nevada
and Forest City at l O'Clock, pm. From
Auburn to Illinoistown, Iowa Hill and Yankee
Jim. at O'clock p. NJ. From Auburn to
Marysville on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Sat-
days at o'clock, A. M.
Office at the Empire Hotel, Auburn.
Persons sending letters by the drivers,
to be deposited in the Post Office, must have
them enclosed in a government envelope, or
they will not be carried.
Passengers booking their names at the Office
will be called for at any of the Hotels in Au-
burn. S. WHITMARSH.
May 10, 1855. my Agent.
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The Old Stand still ahead!

GEORGE WILLMENT, would respectfully
VI inform the people of Auburn and vicinity,
that he is still doing business at the old stand
on the same liberal scale as of old Posses
sing every facility for buying that could be
desired, he pledges himself
TO SELL CHEAPER
than can be bought here or elsewhere, of like
quality. Buying as he does, and being bles-
sed with substantial share of the CUSTOM, he
is bound to sustain the above pledge He
keeps constantly on hand large supply and
good assortment of
MINING AND FLUMING TOOLS, GROCE-
RIES, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, CIGARS,
COCKTAIL FIXINGS.
AND AN EXTRA QUALITY OF LIQUORS.
n. Goods delivered free of charge. "
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Henry ID. Bequette,
Bounty and General Land Agent

BENECIA, CAL,
WILL pay strict attention to the procuring
w of Bounty Land Warrants for those en-
titled to them under the last law of Congress.
All Officers, Soldiers. Clerks, Teamsters and
Seamen are entitled to 100 acres.
Prescriptions filed and proved up before the
Register and Receiver. All communications
in regard to the above will receive immediate
attention. 'Benecia, May 18th, 1855, Pm
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Gem Hotel and Restaurant.

THE above popular house having been a.
i improved by the undersigned, he is aliil.
prepared to offer the comforts of home to
all who may favor him with their patronage.
His sleeping apartments are we'll furnished,
and which for comfort and convenience are
unsurpassed in the place.
His table will continue to be furnished with
the best the market affords, and the bar with
superior liquors and cigars.
l. W. CREDIT,
Nov. l, '54my. International Block.
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Notice.

Notice.
CEALED PROPOSALS for the construction
- of the County Jail. at Auburn, Placer
County, will be received by the County Clerk
at his office till the l4th day of July, A. D.,
1856. when they will be opened and disposed
of by the Board of Supervisors. Specifica-
tions Of the construction of same may be seen
at the Office of the County Treasurer and Coun-
ty Clerk. !, y.
By order of the Board Of Supervisor,
Auburn, june9 I'd A. 8. GRANT, Clerk.
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Steven'sN.YO ShavingS Saloon

AND
BATHING ROOMS,
AUBURN, PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
THE above establishment being situated
midway Of the principal Hotels, and adjoining
the Stage Office, will be found convenient for
the travelling public; and gentlemen may rest
assured that they can be served in manner
superior to any similar establishment north of
Sacramento. ~Gentlemen's hair cut sham
pood or dyed on the shortest notice;
me- Baths from o'clock, A. NJ. till p NJ.
One Dollar. VIM. STEVEN,
sept. 3etf Proprietor.
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+. & A. M.

AT meeting of Michigan City Lodge, No.
AZ, OF F. Il A. Masons. at their hall in Michi-
gan City, on the 9Th day of July, A. D. 855.
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Divine Providence
TO remove from amoug us suddenly our es-
teemed brother. F. M. COOLEY. Therefore
Resolued, That in the sudden death of our
worthy brother, F. NJ. CooLssY, we as Lodge
and Fraternity are called to mourn the loss of
one whose life was an example of faithfulness
in his relations as a man and Mason, whose
friendships were ardent and sincere, and
whose whole character was snch as to COM
mend him to our confidence and an affection
ate remembrance
Resolred, That we condole And sympathise
with the parents and relatives of our deceased
brother. and assure them that although far
away and not permitted to follow his remains
to their final resting place, yet they were fol-
lowed by large concourse of brethren and
friends whose countenances told of hearts that
felt.
Resolved, That to the brother of the de-
ceased. who now resides among us, we give
our sympathies, and assure him. that as Ma
sons We mourn with him, and will ever hold
dear to memory the many virtues and amiable
qualities of our brother who is no more.
ResOlred, That in token of our respect for
the memory of the deceased. we will wear the
usual badge of mourning thirty days.
ResOlued, That the Secretary of this Lodge
be requested to transmit copy of these resO-
lu4ions to the afflicted parents of our deceased
brother, and to the editors Of the Placer Her.
aid and Placer Press for publication.
JACoR S. McLOLLUM,
c. A. FUTILE,
PHILIP SToNER, Co,;.too
J. J. HUNTLEY,
EPHRAIM Snow,
w. H. PAssMORE.
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LIME

LIME!
TO THOSE WHO INTEND TO ERECT
BRICK BUILDINGS.
T HAVE on hand and can supply any guam
L tity of Lime of the best quality. and at the
VERY lowest rates. Orders are solicited, which
will be promptly filed Will the citizens of
Auburn give me call, H. 7. HOLMES.
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Declaration.


TNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
IN that l. Marie Muller, of Iowa Hill, in the
county of Placer and State of California, wife
of Joseph W. p. E. Muller, now Of the city
and county Of Nevada, State of California, do
hereby declare my intention from and after
this date, to conduct and carry on, in my
own name and on my own account, the bus-
ness of keeping drinking saloon in the town
of Iowa Hill. county and State aforesaid; and
l do further declare that l will from this date
be responsible in my own name for all debts
contracted by me in said business, and that
the amount of capital by me invested in said
business does not exceed the sum of five thou
sand dollars (S5O0O). ="
MARIE MULLER.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF PLACER, IS.
On this End July, a. d. 1855, before me
Notary Pubir in and for Placer County, State
Of California, personally appeared Marie Null
Ter, who is personally known to me to be the
person who subscribed her name to the fore
going declaration, and being by me duly
sworn, acknowledged the same to be her act
and deed for the use and purpose therein ex-
pressed, and the same was signed in my pres
ence
Witness my hand and seal Notarial, I'd July.
1855, at Iowa Hill aforesaid
c. WESTMORELAND,
Nortary Public, Placer County, Cal
Iowa Hill, July 7. '55 st :
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The GOLDEN AGE AT MARE IsLAND.-The
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s steamer Golden
Age, which was wrecked on her last trip to
Panama, and arrived here on the 3Oth of June,
after being roughly repaired at Yobogo, was
taken into the U. S. Floating Dock. at Mare
Island, on Saturday last. She is the largest
vessel that has ever been in dock on the Pacific,
it requiring eight sections to sustain her. and
she was raised high and dry in one hour and
ahalf after the commencement of operations.
The injuries to the vessel were found to be
much less serious than was anticipated. Her
repairs are progressing rapidly, and it is con-
fdently stated that they will be entirely COM
pleted by Thursday transcript.
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Come One! Come AllM

D GOODKIND Il CO., respectfully inform
ID. the public that having lately enlarged
their store, they now have on hand and are
constantly receiving the best selected assort-
ment of
HAVANA AND AMERICAN CIGARS,
to be found in the market, and which they
fatter themselves they can sell as cheap as
can be purchased in Sacramento. Come one !
Come all !! and convince yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
Zas-All those seeking for a Irregular" genu-
inc cigar, cannot miss it by calling at Good
kinds Cigar Store, next door to the Gem Res
taurant. nOv25 my.
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A new theatre is in the course of construc-
tion at Sonora, on the site of the former
Young America Saloon.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-14

CLOSING Up.-The blacksmiths of Downie
vile have agreed to close up their shops here
after on Sundays
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ANY Love-" said Boyle to his wife, "why is
q Laplander like an umbrella maker? Dye
give it up? Cause he derives his support from
the rain, dear (reindeer.")
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Come and See for Yourselves!
ROBERT GORDON

ROBERT GORDON
TAKES this method of notifying his GEHN
i friends and the public generally. &azkA
that he can still be found at his old stand. on
the corner of Main and Commercial streets.
with full assortment of all the necessary ar
tcles for MINING, F ARMING. HOTEL and FAMILY
uses. His BAR is always well supplied with
the choicest Liquors, Cigars, &c. And
his goods, which he warrants of superior
quality, he is determined to sell at the lowest
CASH PRICEs-and delivers free of charge.
N. B.-Orders from distance promptly at
tended to. Auburn, June 23d, '55 my
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JAMES HERRICK, Post Master.

ARREsTED.-The county authorities of Ala
media county, have arrested a man named
Henry Hastings, the leader of the Redwoods
Regulators, who assisted in hanging Henning
in Sab Antonio, last Sunday. The authorities
seem determined to deal severely with all
those engaged in that transaction. Other ar
rests will no doubt be made.
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PAIN r In q,
P A p E R. H A n GIN c. sc

THE undersigned, having lately engaged
i some of the best workmen in the State,
would respectfully inform the citizens of Au-
burn and vicinity that he is now enabled to
execute with neatness and dispatch every des-
cription of work in his line, to-wit:
HOUSE, SIGN IND ORNAMENTAL
P.fLVTLN'G;
limitations of Wood, Glazing, Clothing, Paper
Hanging, Whitening, Wall Coloring, &c.
At the lowest possible rates.
J. d. BURLINGAM
Shop, Main street, Auburn. june 80 If
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MU SIG! MUSIC! MU SIC!

BEST VIOLLVS, GUITARS, B.a.NJOS,
.aCCORDEO.NS & T.a.MB.aRLVES.
IT.fLLA.N .f.ND ENGLISH VIO-
LIN & GUITAR STRINGS.
A LSO good assortment of Books-Histor-
IA ical, Poetical, School and Miscellaneous
reading, likewise a fine assortment of Station
cry; Blank Books, English aud American Pa
per, Fancy Envelopes, Gold Pens, Fine Cut
lery Papers, Magazines ETC.. For sale at
NJ. OBERDEENER'S
mach3' my Auburn Book Store
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WlTHDRAwN.-G. X. Fitch has ceased to be
connected with the San Francisco Sun
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-07-14

It is curious fact that. during the period
OF one hundred and thirty-eight years, the
hrst born of the Austrian house has always
been girl!
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remaining in the Pos
inns, July 18th, 1855.
August B NJ
Armstrong A H
Beeson WIN H
Baldinger Fred
Brandon Jas or J P
Boiling jeremiah
Barnhart D D
Ballard Harrison
Butts George
Books David
Bendal J H
Bailey iona R
Barclsley George
Bannester George
Benway A
Bryan James
Bridger Joseph
Bruce Thomas
Black Samuel
Cannon VIM
Colston Joseph
Clements David N
Chaplin E d
Case Henry
Considine Thos
Colburn George
Church CT
Coil Nelson
Dart Harrison z
Dunn Thos 2
DALEY J B
Dorsey Alexander
Dean G E
Durkee Oscar
Denton John
Fike Samuel 3
Fraser Robert
=" John
Fletcher James
Fink Chas G
Flint NC
Enes Manoel 2
Geon e H
Garner Henry
Gray Jas
Heath Chas G.
Haynes Alf V
Heaton Moses
Hauk George
Halstead G w
Harrington Pulaski
Harper H J
HolbroOk Chas D
Haywood Mark
Harrison Patrick
Hall John G
Hill A J
=" Mrs Elizabeth
Jeffers julius
johnson j D H2
s. Nathan V
I" Drastes
J P p x H
Kearsing Henry W
King VIM H
Kilborne JOS H
Knoulton Samuel
Kimboel Benjamin
Lower q
Lawson Robt G
Livernash Edward
Little Moses
Lucey John B
Moore C P
Maynard Rily
Marvin H
Menager Jules
Merithew Stephen NJ
Moreland Thos
Meatler Isaac N
Marchel John
Melany Saml J
Murray Wm
Noys J P
Mason Ithiel B3
O'Neil Constantine
Overacker Howard 2
Ormsby DR. c M
Patten P H
Piercy c W
Pasco John
Pixley Asa
Presten Landon G.
Prescott John
Reese Wa NJ
Reets Jas NJ
Reed Chas
Ritehe VIM A
Roberts Henry
Reamer Washington L
Stoup John
Sheehay atrick
Sandford l. p
Stacey Noses
Steel S G.
Stars Harry
Stone 0crin J
Short Alexander
Stuble Jehn D
Sovereign P G
Swan Alex
Swift Mrs Malissa
Sampson Miss Marinde
Tessier Noise
Thomas John
Teal Lewis
Thorndike Albert :.
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Mgell Mason
Earle Fred w
Ellis James
Evans r G
FaIman Gustavus
Fisher D NJ
+" Fayette
Golf Abner w 2
Gwinn Jno N
Glover VIM NJ
Hilton Jacob
" n
Heinson Jacob
Henderson Thos
I" G z
Hopkins F G 3
Harrison Genl G H
Harris Miles
Hidley N G
Henry VIM
Houghton A H
Huth Wilson
Handy John
Holmes John J
Jess iona L
Jones Josephus
=" NJ F
i" Albert
/" II P
Jacobs d F
Kay Joseph 3
Kice Wm 3
Knimn Austen 2
Kennedy John K 8
Keyser David
Kellogg Chester
Lamer e S
Lane Chas H
Lowering Aaron
Lang A w
Lovel Samuel
Martens P G
Merril Green
Moss H A.
Mcdaniel John 2
McCauley Joseph
McBurney w H
McKinnon Malcom
McFarlane Edwd
Miller Brown
Mellor Edmond
Nelson Joseph
Neil John
Newman Mr.
Orr C
Oshel John
Opp Peter
Prowdfeot Gas II
Pollen John 2
Perry VIM w 2
iPenocia Fanny
Price Richard
Page G w
Rogers Alonzo W 5
=" Hugh
Z" p G
Riddle VIVA 2
Robinson Jehn B 3
Randall E S
Smith Acor s
4" Marace F
4" Stansbury
:" Wm
" John
" VIM A r
Shaw Andrew S 2
Shall II
Stewart D J
I" James
Seitz Lewis 2
Seavey Eli 2
Stevens w S
Thurston Daniel
Thayer Francis NJ
Trott Samuel
Tarble F w
Tierny John
West B F 2
Welborne Thos NJ
Wells j G 5
Whiting Fred N
+" John r
West Jos or Geo
" John F
Williams John B
Z" John
=" Thomas n
Willis Jas NJ
Wallace p
Wheeler Andrew
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Notice

GAPS.
ID RCElvRb this day, The best assortment Of Gents,
IL youths, and ehildrelS cloth caps ever brought u
this city, having been selected with great care as regards
style and quality, They cOmrlite ~ part as IOllOws-
Gents cloth opera black aid whei gents hair cloth dol
black, drab and green iidns, huntns and Apollo caEs-
Also lie Egyptian Perennial cricket tAp. new Artieej
together with every Other descriptions Of bet or CAP extant
mid ~ s, n! HARPRR u SON
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Daguerreotypes.

Daguerreotypes,
M RSSRS. DEASiKR Il TUITION, having taken the
Nl Rooms i6rmerly occupied by Nj i. Tar6e as lla'
glefrean Gallery corner OF Main aud ldde atleets, Cen
lie Wheeling beg leave 10 solelt share OE patronage
from his friends and Tho public al large.
They makelta rule not TO- let any pictures so out but
wiwt arc SallsIacloIi, and well executed, ... "'
Gold and Silver plating executed neaty;
nJordets len here for sign painting Ylll DO attended 10
BY J. TuioM & nfother. y. ~ W. inrA-3hi