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O.ppp-uANoIs0s MANDATORY /

DAFEK TANUINUH MhNNFhNIVN' ~
u INV BEDFORD tr sALf The sa'aehb.' ou.. ie'
=. ,he sr Dulians situated IN wsis erected ab,at three
ye.r sin fpt Manuf.ety Of Hanging rspso Tho baans
q ~ weed thfr- stories t 100 frct Ia length an ~ tf
,,Se ,th ar .dnns buisps story hsh foo, b. y
,est ne iot l. fsei BY 100 feet With .hsds for stoes
There q road engine % horse aad Tho rooms
aye .rasea Tor bcns warmed by There are 0dndins
Pohins Cullen erns and Printing Machine Together With
op.I OF Bloch Print. The pre- iss situated Ia ths I'm
di,i vicinity of the railroad and In every vsy arc w~ cN
crd for tn abov, other business FJ
trim, .nd 20 her IL form s'iSn spp,y %
'N' CHARLEsW MORGAN New BEDFORD
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HJOTNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN

HUT Nj WANHINIfIVN NVIIIEUfhTH nv
wi sTITtTE, 2is Fourth 81 on Mahias,en .qs ue en-
trance No lS MscdougaI 81 J CLARKE FANNlSv rtin-
eips. opens ia Thirteenth Academic ieG on MONDAY hs
iC,h OF september Tbs Junior Middle and senior
rert, ccenpy thee stories budng erect oy the rrn-
crs. Tor he us. OF this Institution The rooms Tor recfsnoa
arr sse pleasant and Pupils are fee@.sa ron
.rucon provided IN the proportion of pupis % mo tesa
o. They .re sowed daily exercise IN the open az oi ns
Psrk ,ud instructed BY able Professors 10 the
oned Ter business College Including knowledge OF Nss
~, science Fr, nch German ard Spahish CounereA Ana
e,e and BOOK eept g Civil Engineering and snrvsyinf %
ssthsr with the Ats of Drawing and Painting The yu'sa'
Glasses are under special tuition and care Of enc OF enc IN
cra pupis recee prys.s ans individual instfn;os
when necessary hem for entering TO advantage the classes
Of which they are TO be er 4bers c.,-.-.
tanning the psmes pupils, plans Of instruction resaa IONS
terms. Sc may be had at the Rooms ct iee tand sss
io.ne. NAV $50 be obtained st APPLGrONs boontos
B,sdwsy also at IyISON PHINNGf's. No. i7s rasn'I
ksw.Yo't. -. a. A.
For the Information parents seeking suitable pses tn.
cy their VINO are GOT 81 Aas
with this the Of Of its present P.'ss
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6iaiicnrrp an6 fanfp GOODS.

ENVELOPES and WRITING-PAPERS -
IL NEW STYLES
ASSORTED TINTS-FANCY LAID.
ubscrbats wi introduced the above styles int this
make, have now hsnd very extensive snd varied ssort
men. prepared urnk the trade the most fsyofs
bic terms.
Among their assortment, are the following styles of
ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS TO MATCH
Elizabethau laid Rose tint d.
Elissbe han laid Chinese Buff.
Flsssbethan laid, Oriental
Elixabetban laid, Canary.
Elizabethsu laid, Pearl White.
Also the above Embossed IN fancy psern OF new and orig
ipaI desisns CHAS. H. LYON BROTHER
Envelope Manufacturers,
No. Is Beekman-r-
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EOR SALE-One gray HORSE, lf lands high,
i kind IL single do1be harness. Also usht WAC
N Lifins top; and without top Csa be seen al
No. tl2 Wsrpn-st.
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y WORTHs CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
d. SCHOOL formerly OF No 10 Broadway, viii BE- 70
opened on MONDAY SEPT TO- at No 81 Fourth sv one door
above l9th-st
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FINHE ONLY RELIABLE and COMPREHEN-
Il siNE CHART Of TIE WAR GROUND, 10 WELLs'S
NEW rLAN OF SEyASTOFOL and MAP OF the SEAT Of
WAR ecpes have already been old AGENTS and deal
Publisher, No. 40 Nssssu-a, NY.
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dig WANTED.-A well-made, strong and mod
VI era Nv heavy second-hsDd GG wanted. II must be 10
good order Address stating where may be seen 70
ID. B., Tribune Ofhee.
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

Tor SALE-A fine pair of Bay HORSES,
Il seven snd eight years old sound ana knd 10 snse or
douhe barnes and stylish drivers VIII be sold eheso the
owper hiss further FOX them. Apply ST No South
Wllamst
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Amusemrnts.

MADII.E TERESA PARODTs LAST (BUT
IvI OSY) GRAND CONCERT will tske phase on TUESDAY
ryrNIN0 Sept n, Nblo's saloon. under direction Of
MAURICE STRAk0SCH; on which OCCASION she Will sing;
l. Al mon dis" frrm he Prophet Meyefbeer
d tsnti fs pifi" TAncf Oh. Rosnl
s 81 know thar Rede-mer veth Wendell
4 puetto with Madame Strskosoh, su sris,
4 pueito Wslsce's favorite " Love Approach"
Prsce OF admission. 81 For particulars future sdver
sscmenis
Mdiie PARoDI viii give one GRAND CONCERT in
BROOKLYN FRIDAY, Sept L. On SATURDAY,
SEPT. IS Mdlle. Psrodfs Last Concert in NowYor
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METRO OLITAN THEATER.-
VI On MONDAY, Sept 10, 1855
Doom open 81 o'eock-wi commence st precisely, with
nShere's Comeiie in two acts, OF
lie DEPT AMOUREU X.
Aer which viii be presented Lebrun's popular Tragedy Of
MARIE STUART.
Prices OF admission to Mile RACHELS Perfjrmsuces:
Orvhestrs Seats Psrquette and Psrquette Circle.$S
First Cirrle............s2 Upper Circle.........si
Numbered Seats he secured in advaoce at the above
price, with small addition OF IS seat BY applying at
The Me,ropotsn Th-ater from pa w. to ~ NJ and at the
Ocs No t9 Walsf Room No 3, from 10 A. NJ TO 7. III.
FOR Private Boxes apply as above.
Ss be also secured il advance for performance OF
the week Al the above time and ohices.
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TOR SALE-A YOUNG LADIES BOARDING.

SCHOOL q us;e1 WHIT Pans, - nslss the CT y
O. Ss~ iorhod hsf ue the Rsiro.e Depot, |; hs
beer -eees operation fo- tuEbsr Of yerr zee lsfe
h1s ~ vi dir and sboa; TIRE With sean
Szace a. kItds choke frEi IL sday,sc
- private rtti1-5ee- y. t--rns 81 1yYyto
T. c. DO~siSG. No. Csbfrs-s-
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CprCTAL PARTNER-Wanted. a SPECIAL

- PARTNFR to inve. - go to 200 in msnufsc 'urns
hrts ar-sdy established and IN successful operation IN THIS
CIV In. upe.. the msnurtuTe Of staple articles II are
md ~ Eul.r SAFE end large profits Any party nav
~ The .ye .npn 70 invest will find this worthy attention.
q the net annual pru. vii he lest equal 20 tbs amount m
r,.,ed Inquest onsbe references given snd reqlvrd NJ
eoumunir.fious confidential Addks MAsUfACEI hINu
PARTNFR Tribune
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T7HE MAMMOTH TRKE II cALHOEsiA

U1HE MAMMOTH TREE IT cALIYosaiA,
-, <ss nsa
fs-<x-. <-rs.ses ~ fs<r e-1ns<r 3 NET -.
- -xszss-x 81 a. a. .sus.x kGRRcTE % TIE FIR
xSr - s.r>- % "a fzr " cssst~x n~s- -
n, So. essrs A n Esr. = ~ Atanss'ss . vsaaS
r UTIK COEDELlA EsJw&ED s.s FAMILY
CEclx TDUs Cgkte sssgF ts-sss "a sss,e;-s
a.. sIrgEDxT lyrHxNocN rs pssf<r.sAes ~ ssr.s
Gag Est< -..--.-..al
A CIUTNY sf MAC PEEe sfsits>Ji> ---'fss
~ 1900, sy-uax-ns,rs VII eo~y,s<S ssSN 800
=. -. y "A. sssesis " ess Cs~'e W " oN'e'-
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I b. a f. A. CURLEfs BOARDING
y. SCHOOL (wesfport, ct) reopen. MONDAY sept ~.
la. references &C turui.hei by Mr.. W H. DhEMAN, Coo
tTolier. Once Nevyotk City. Early application Necessary
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are sppepded 80 approprisie
Rev. Asa ID. Saith, D. d.,
Charles c. Darling,
Hon. YIN. Y. Hsvemeyer,
Henry z. Davies.
Prosper 81. Wetmofe,
+. vsn6eTpool NJ. d.,
A. n. Gum. NJ. ID.
Joseph Worster, NJ D.,
A :. Eel, NJ. D.,
Vim. Power. NJ. d..
J. c. Forester, M. d..
Philip MhspsuEh, Esq.,
Mr.. Louis =. HaIgous,
Mr. Adon Smith,
Mr.. Josiah W. Bsher,
Mr.. Dsvid Magic,
MI. Tredwell ketchsm.
Mr.. John J Townsend,
MIR. Frederick l.. TAcott,
Mr.. John II Abesl.
Mr.. Aus. Is. Theriot.
Nr. Robert McJ'ms"y,
Mr.. CORTLAND Palmer,
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ITO LOAN-S5, 900 on bond and mortgage on
improved City Popery for three o. ave year, In3ae Of
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CECOND-HAND BUGGIES-Two with and
~ without top. Also new Busses fot sale No lie
EliIabethst, BY T. NJ sTRATroS.
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NLAhnfCAb FRENCH and ENGLISH
~ 5ouaoiss Nm. r LraaFrra sshsa -u be 90
ste-,a ~ M1hpAT, a,rs di.y.l.s. wi.h sssy o,i.
Ia. ss % VEL. lr.s-.sa, Ne Ell n,..av., c'e- -,
:. =. .s-ii-- e ~. r.'-'r. ~ ~ isa .. vS~s
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No. 299

Heprv.., next 20 All saint Church-rhi, InsitunOa
vii REOPEN on MONDAY. scot s. Pupils are reestvea ct
al age. and prepared for College for bushes, life
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i ENT RIGHT for Weaving Fgurei >k. grsass.ei Elss
sUspeocers with buoo holes fsbrc Elas
Bands foT Ladies. Dr. Sets ke Tn. P.'-at ss nesr;y
With orders hand 20 age fJr
Manufactured Parties with capita rssir- from
sitfe 90 PEI xih h above eu,iane1 seaf
s.s NselIfry he business taxa ho5 Of srerse.cs
Fer ts-us, ke Apply 70 4 SHAW No 3 D@y-, john y
7ROW. No s. knast, or HkNRY DAVENPORT, No IS
Brl
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EOR SALE or TO LET-1he three--tory oncA
II UCITsF ma Tor so so East sth-, With the turn
turc Iulure the premises after /. Seoeh POSSESSION
Immediately.
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WAAIED- young MAJ u years VI egN, OF
w rx ses.e. ssl s<1fss css,r.s a. stflf.-rf s;sf
a. EsFOkTtG issssSte-z Etsr~lEsi. ylEsI FzyJf-
EyID,k a. VI. q bsHfEE tsy ezts' os1tszzst "
~ s@sles s,.lz z<s<l fszzSrDrrs'sa ia
a. sz,st ssr11s 49, esEstsf %. % In
~. S,.ss ~ .st sEysf'fs srseffsse.t "a
ss=s-s sEy~.sess tss a.. ess ore tDs tsee szs@sa
" .vRrs gf&.sss = frssss Cats
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THE STORE No SIS Broadway, near 12th-st.,
let and Fl, for sale ekesp-s coed stand Tor MI
E.sry and Fancy Goods Apply on the premises.
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LAY and STRAW CUTTERS.-DEDERICK
Il Adjustable Gauge FEED CUTTER simple, efficient and
durable. Price sc. p D. GATES. No. l2 Broad wy,
Agent the Manufacturer,
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16

EX-SENATOR GwIN.-The question of
Senator Gwias election is regarded as set
tied by the case Of MesSrs Yulee and NAL
iory. of Florida. The former, it will be
recollected. contested the seat of the latter
N the ground of his having received the
largest number of votes on the first ballot.
There were fOrty-twO votes cast. twenty-one
of which were thrOwn fer YuIee, the others
being Blanks. The baiE0ting continued
however. until finally Mr.. Mallory received
a majority of the whole vote. Under this
state of facts, Mr, Yulee presented himself
before the Senate claiming to have been
elected on the first ballot. What the de
Cision of the Senate might have been had
the veting stopped after the first ballot was
had rs not known, hut the decision turned
upon the fact that the continued ballotinr
bv the Legislature was the best nterpreta-
ion of its action, and fully negatived the
-daa of an election on the first ballot. viii
not this precedent settle the question for
nr twin? If the Legislature be the most
competent to interpret its own action, did
not the legislature of California by its con.
sinuad ballOtings, also negative the idea that
DR.. Gwin was reelected on the first ballot
Correspondence of the Alta.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
Chase's Fairy Minstrels.

The undersigned, feeling truly grateful for past
favors shown by the public towards this compa-
ny whilst under his direction takes pleasure in
announcing that he has new company in re-
hearsal-with MISS AUGUSTA BLoDGETT as lead
er. and will soon be en- route for all the principal
mining towns of the State. Having spared nei-
ther time nor money in procuring the best juven-
lie talent in California, he fiatters himself that
he will meet with previous success, and the com
pany merit more than former appreciation.
E. w. CHASE.
Narysville, Aug. 9th 1855.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
BANKING OFFICE. &C

TNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
i has renewed from Mlmel Ike Hi t. George
town. Offi"e, in W1,rens BuHting, corner Of
Main and Placer Streets, opposite tie Post OF
flee; where he solcjt5 the custom of his former
patrons and the public generally.
In addition t. his p rcha@e o. Gold Dust, he IS
prepared t. furnish Cheeks on Sacramento ana
San Francisco at par. Drafts for sale on the At
lantc States and Europe. Deposit received. DC
w. II. PRATT.
Georgetown, August l4th 1855. Hit
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
Notice

a IL delinquent shareholders of the d" Illinois
"a Tunnel Company" of Texas HILL near Pla-
cerville, FL Dorado County are hereby notified
that their shares in said company. will lie sold
at public auction, in front of Wauen'- Hail.
Georgetown. on Sunday, August 10th, 1865, at
O'Clock. ?. NJ. if all asses sSmentS dle on the
same be not paid on or before that time.
By order Of the Directors,
JAMES MINIS. Sec'y.
August l4th 1855. rr1t
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16

CT syphi Is aud GOnOrrhHn lin the
first stages cured in few days, and the seconda-
~ symptoms relieved in the shortest possible
time. cure guaranteed or no pay. Sperma-
torrhGa, or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility,
Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness of the Limbs
and Blck, Indisposition and Incapability for La
Dor and Study, Dallne's of Apprehension, Loss
ol Memory Averson to Society, Love of Solitude
1m'dity, Sell -Gistrlst, Dizziness, Headache, In
voluntary Discharges, Pains in the Side, Afec-
tons of the Eyes, Pimples on the Face, Sexual
and other inirmities in Man, are cured without
fail by the celebrated PLY y.ician and Surgeon, L.
J. CZAPKAY. His method of curing diseases
new, (unknown to otherS,) and hence his great
success. All consultation by letter or otherwise,
free Address. l.. ]. CZAPKAY, NJ. D., San
Francisco California. l35-lm.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16

While the Press throughout the State
are speaking in praise Of the skill and scientific
a'alnments of the celebrated DR.. j. c. YOUNG
OF San Francisco, we wish to add to the weight
oil the testimonies and recommendations of those
who are acquainted with several cures and who
nave been benefited by his treatment. They
5 eak of him as the most scientific practitioner
'hey ever met with; and when is added TO that
generous man and perfect gentleman, as he
h Known to he, it would be advisable for the af-
u'c'ed fellow men to call upon him in preference
!? all others. Not only has he treated the sick
"Na success, but by his Medical works, particu-
'S'ly the Pocket Esculapius, he has warned the
"eH ones how to avoid sickness and death. Get
ms works and read them, and you will have the
'@ine opinion of him that all do when acquaint-
dwith him.
MS Oilce is over Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express
-u Dlnkng Establishment, corner of Montgom-
AHo California sts., San Francisco. [31-lm.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS. &c

TINHE subscribers have just received in store,
i IRON ships Charmer, Saracen, Tornado, Wa.
ter Witch, Neptune's Car, Boston Light, West
ward Ho, and S. S. Bishop large additions to
their stock, making it as heretofore, the most ex
tenslve IN this city. We have now in store:
20 tons Pure Lead. Atlantic and English.
70 Extra and No l.
10 Zinc Paint. Tiernan's and sncw white.
800 kegs Paints, English red yellow and black.
10000 lbs red, yellow 4 fire-proof dry.
DO cases Tieman's assorted cOlOrs.
tons Red Lead & Litharge, Atlantic 4 English.
200 gallons Linseed Oil. boiled and raw
2500 -" Turpentine and Camphene.
1000 - Polar Lamp Oil, bleached,
1900 " Tilden's 1st and I'd quality, coach.
furniture, daumr, &C.
800 dOz Paint Brushes, Adams and Stratton's,
200 I" Whtewash do, "
200 cases Glre, China and Cooper's
400 bXs window glass ass'd sizes German. &c.
20 plates plate glass 53Xe4 to 96xl23.
80 bbls Putty, in bulk and bladders,
Whiting, Red and White Chalk, ground and
lump Rotten Pumice Stone Emery, Sand Paper
Black Lead, Bone Black, PAINT MILLS. and
our usual assortment of materials and tools
ofGers with remittances will be }sromptly at
Tended TO. For sale, at the lowest market rates
by SAWYER, JOHNSON Il Co..
Importers and Jobbers.
Nos. l04 and los Front street
Next to the corner of Washington.
'i"J - o''-l'l'5m.1 San Francisco,
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
MARRIED.

In Georgetown. on Thursday the 9th inst. al
the residence of F. Graham. by Rev d. Mcclure
Mr.. GEORGE w. JENKs, formerly of Illinois, to
Miss E. V. LONG, formerly of Indiana.
Accompanying the above notice, we ac-
knowledge the receipt of bounteous sup
ply of CAKE and CHAMPAGNE. We wish
the parties long and happy life. And as
they truly love now. in years to come may
they believe and adopt the words of the
poet
20 the heart that has truly loved never forgets:
B I as truly loves on t. the close
As the sHn-aHwer trrnS On her God when she sets.
The same look which she gave when she r. e.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
Q7corgcto0n advertisements,
HOUSE
g. . :GE TOWN.
q. MAR SO GO,
PROPRTETORS.
? THIS well known and popular Hotel,

- THIS well known and popular Hotel,
I51ls3 situated in one OF the IN ut pleasant min
I3ii5Ei ing tjwni in the n runt ns, having Late
z-117a ly been re-iitted and r>yleui9hed the pro-
priCtor5 take pleasure inannoanciug t. their pat
ron| and the travelling public generally, that they
will be in readiness at all times to accomnad te
their friends and others who may favor them
with their patronage.
The "a0 will be furnished at all times with
the best the market aft rds, while the viii
always contain the very iest OF irnars cit
Cigars. There can be oJt3ned at all times
GOOD BEDS AND BEDDING,
neat and any Bed Rooms, and Private Rooms foi
ladies and Fam lies, making it talt,sother q most
desirable resort Ior those wishing to spend Il few
weeks in the mountains.
In add ii n to this Establishment the prapric
tors have erected a large and Omm1diOas STA
BILE for the accomm ,dation of II H1r e.. Mules
&c. The Sta ees for Sacrament City arr We and
deaart II m tbs House every day-also. fron
Bottle Hill, Coloml, PllceIvile, kcl5eys and
Spanish Flat.
Georgetown, June 25th. 1855. T37-tf
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
BOLIEN & CLOVES
Dissolution.

rEyHE firm heretofore doing business in this
& town, under the name and style of Water
man & Kennedy. is dissolved from and after thie
late. The accounts OF the late firm will lie set
tied by l.. Waterman at their former place OF
business. LEWIS WATERMAN.
Georgetown, August 18th, 1855.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
JOB PRINTING.

We would solicit the attention of our friends
who are in want of job printing to the fact that
we are prepared to execute every description of
work in our line in style that cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Our assortment of job materials is
extensive and entirely new, and we have every
facility for doing all kinds of work at moderate
rates and at short notice
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
TO ARCHITE rs.

FENHE B nard of Supervisors of FL Dorado Conn
a ty invite plans and specifications for st ne
Jail, to lie built of granite rock, of which there
is an abundant quarry near the site of the pres
e1t Jail) to contain six or eight single and two
or four double cells. They also invite proposals
FOR erecting the building. preminm of Tw'
Hundred Dollars Will be given for the plan ap-
proved of and adopted hy the Board who viii
convene at Coloma on 25th day OF August, t. eX-
anime and determine on the plan to he adopted
and make contract for ere, ting the prison.
BY order of the B ard of Supervisors.
[4+2t] \. Sr. c. DENVER, Clerk
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16

THE RAHROAD.-Active operations along
the line Of the Sacramento Railroad are
progressing. Workmen have commenced
t. lay the ties which have been distributed
some two miles along the road above the
lower terminus. There are already thirty
five thousand of these ties on the ground.
and only twenty thousand additional are re-
'culred along the entire line of the road In
a few days the work of laying the rails will
be commenced. In addition to the many
freight cars being built at the foot of r ST..
Of which mention has heretofore been made.
there at present in process of construction
six fine and commodious passenger cars.
which will be fitted mp in the most approved
style. and furnished with all modern con.
venienceS and improvements The trestIe
work Of the bridge which is to cross the low
ground on the city side of the ridge, has al
ready been begun. and the structure will
shortly be finished. Everything betokens
speedy completion of the pioneer railroad of
California. Sac. Union.
The Georgetown news., 1855-08-16
announcement.

Hs- The undersigned, deputy in the Record
ers ofiee) offers himself for Recorder, for Ell Do
rado County at the next General Election.
J. DAVANT
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Celebration a, Brooklin.

Brookllu, like almost every town IN
the county e1cep, poor Ellsworth, viii
celebrate the next fourth" We have
accepted an invitation TO deliver an ora
non upon the occasion on AMERICAN
ISM" BY accepting thus invitation. we
snail ii Course be prevented from lartlc-
ipa,,n. in any other celebration, OF that
day whc'e we may have been expected
but we ,hoagh, /, would be abou, far to
give BROOKLYN the preference, in consid'
Grafton OF the fac, that We have never lee.
tused in that town. but have IN nearly oil
other tnwus IN the county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-06-29

IN whose bosom il is to float, will I've dis
colored with crimson stains, we know
not; but these proceedings are extreme.
~ ominous. We are an advocate oil
peace. yet believe in the invioIacy o.
the law, even though blood is shed in
preserving it invioaie. But we hope
the good sense Of all parties concerned
,ro and con will not lessen our opinion
Of humanity.
LITERARY. "CoNE Ctr CORNERS, +"
- mo, PIP $50. Mason Brothers. This
work will create a sensation in the liter.
ary world, aud yet it is not free from
faults. II is disconnected and altogether
too desul,ory FOR book of its size. We
passed couple OF hours pleasantly in
the perusal Of it. The characters drawn
will be recognized by every student OF
character and while Aunt Prosy provokes
a smile and Captain May!errie sage
remark on connubial felicity many will
Join us in wishing tina, Jason and Run
die and Saianda had been Trough, for.
ward more prominently. Order i, from
the publishers, however, and deciie each
for himself
"CouNrRy MARc,Ns." from the prolific
press Of c Derby Is as pleasant book
for summer reading as we wish To &c.
hold Of. l, is Beaumont and Fletcher
affair and the author of Hills. Lakes
and Fores, Streams" need not fear firing
his readers, for his style is quite cap,lva,.
ing ~ mo, pp 356.
'.Ngw fonK NAKED" is the some.
what nude title OF book from G G Eos.
tors pen, Just issued by the en,erprlslng
firm ef Dewitt and Davenport We
confess to an ani'pa,hy agalns, the title
fnr il conveys no idea OF the contents. -
Literary ge, some pretty hard hits IN 1t,
and as an autobiography Of the author
(for such in part i, seems to us) 1t is in.
,cresting. s mo. PIP 1863. Price 30
cents.
"A little bird" has shispercI to us
,ha, D. 4 u. are about bringing out
som thing calculated to "as,onish the
ma" no, not the natures, but aiiths, in
the shape Of literary bom-shell TO be
dropped into the camp OF the Jesu,s. -
Success to IT. May 1t explode with ei-
feet. We will chronicle It's report IN due
time.
MrscAL The Bah, Show Polka,
a, p cents, the Speaking Polka" aud
b Musical Stories each at the sane
price are the las, issues from tina, fayo-
rite publishing house OF Horace Waters
3;sI Broadway. They need no recon-,
mrndstinn from US. tn, name OF the pub.
Usher being quite sufficient.
Yours,
PArL PRtNRosr.