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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-25
FINE ARTS.


nEcoRAIIvE FgEscu PAINTER Of THE GERMAN
- and italian s,hooi-Is ready 70 decorate in tins
most approved manner and in all styles. Address, At
20s Spring street, New York, GEORGE FITCH.
nuR SAVIOUR HEALING The SICK IN THE TEu
" pie, by Francis kesTny The plate has been iost
missia A liberal reward VIII be paid Tor any afoT
nation which win lead 10 it. recovery Apply - stAn
ford Swords, 63T Broadway, or 70 Lawrence Kearny
q. s Navy, Perth Amboy, Nj.
U,HE MARBLE BCsT o. THE LATE HON. DANIEL.
Webster has just been completed by LOUIS vERHAE
GEN the sculptor; the bust "a considered by all the
fisrds OF Mr. Webster BE- the best ever bslore ere
cutsJ a. well In likeness srtistcai workmanship
Al. the amateurs or art and friends Of tbs late grand
s;sesmAr invited 10 come and sesi u IL well worth
examination.
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HtAsT OFF CIOTHlNG.-e2 900 WORTH WAIVED
~ The highest price literally given and cash paid In
current money Gentlemen wishing 70 cisposs OF large
small lots respectfully requested 70 address, or
call ca JAsfss h0RoSEl, II RsSier street, tfogueriy
Ofsnge near Chsiham.
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HAVASA, ISLAND OF CuBA--GENERAL AND
IL commission sgency.-Msrcaderes strost, No c.
MT; J. suzarte, for mederste rate OF commission,
products of the Island Of Cubs such sugar oasse
tobacco ssgars, wax Co. also the eecting sales OF
copsig nments OF merchandise entrusted 10 his In
the brokerage department Mr. Suzarte will attend to the
purchase Of shares OF the different stock mpaniss
anced property houses villas and country seats in the
delightful environs Of Havana allomepts Of iaod coffee
ana sugar estates farms and cottages &c. Hi, long
periene and extensive acquaintance places him DO.
siticn to obtain the most favorable purchases sn ssec
trs and fatters himself that persons enrusuy orders
to him will be satsfed Ar. suzarte will produce the
best references to standing and capabty Orders to
be directed as above. ). Q SUZARTF.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CACTi0N.-WHfREAS,A A CERTAIN PERSON, AssU-
~ ming my name has been obtaining nouey on INV
PRESUMED responsibility this is To give notice that viii
not be answerable for any debts contracted by such
party. JOHN II. CHAMBERS, No. s City fall place.
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Brrlrre rr az ruK T., ~ wasrLrNa.-

BrrAkEe UP or THE lcr AZ WHsELIS6.-
ID, wheeling fnt>geHo>r tys thai the bisssng ap ~
tbs % Ito river a. that point on saturday -ss a.
etmTsnisd W TREMENDOUS surge Ionr u shots,
-Lich 90 ss moving mas became gta.usly cAtcfss ~
goTg'ng, DASHED the ice .n huge t.sss 80 shor,
vita as.iructvs ard Erpsins sfset 90 ihs n9.s ,nc
olfr property lying In sirossd coalition The bss
- tle kcsis tho shsrf all rsg, n ave waning o.
10 eoming syslsseLe AMI the greatest satsta'Bi re
vntd, klgf boats hsa rrssaasls Ten pc Cd 10 tts
sAits. fe.uons r,s,tbs under he cfcHUsiaaesf az
I'll e'cspsd material damage 81 tic crab, save ths
AtfAs. rllen, y ng 10 srrsssd e0sfii q insn
tue rss fserttd the vkos force - hs tfs. ,gs snd
vas s,st-srcs struck ~ the rorxe3 -. ~ ~ hs vsss
kouss, mssins ftsrt5I Isst 10 her bell az -sg.ng
Lsr 70 tisl IN few mornsEs ,itst sks .gacs lac
rsreEEref ths vsfsr sft al u. bostst - rtsH 9TH
tss tsssrti6n " the Psiun,ore, sground
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CLOTHING. 40.

<SIoTHISG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ clothes TO dispose Of can receive fair rash pric<
by sspdinx 70 the store II Lsurens street. near Cans
u west Brosdvay or adress BY letter through The posl
10 q COHEN Ladis< Attended by Mrs. Cohen,
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NLvs FH0s ZasusaK---.By the Sid Bin SG'an
81 ihs rori, ws learn that ssyssd kbsS IN srsi hn
fooisn tho son ~ the lasam, tna hsssni q AAnnbAf
IN the ehstncs q his ishsr Gisd toe Tth ~ No'sm
if4, ane no busines. hal been Anase's4 30sn - ihs
l.th, which vss the lssl day of mourrinr Tee haYs
Il LanEtsr nos fsyolves upon ssysed Nsigd bin sys1
I'm ruits1, goung msn only twtntg rear ~ sge Hs
isfsi 70 " = most worthy person snd srifemsy ~sl
9isTosta is~arcs she Americans W ns stso nfornsf
- - Nsfshsi WEN, Of Salem, hss been pnsa ~ ~
irs'ssd .. f,ss; surveyor By ne rssssnun 10 a.
ritan QnAftFr, ths west Fad of 2arfbsr If bal 30
ifffa ur1n The dates of The ofrs rih hs egr0uf3
rsfgy anG The nproysusnl ALREADY snects % he eoa
di0n - afalTs In that iooslty hal Kirsa H qslf
hons eesnlssss ssi eoBsor; compared sta =. former
state Tie fsrshsis srtiviiy ssd - sissey si, lonG
isfs, "ssicnsh he nati.ss z ssf re bsn spws asw
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TITO OtR FRIENDS AND PATRONS S-THE PRopRlE.
L tor OF the First Avenue Line, feeling grateful for
past favors, and willing to do all in his power the
public accommodation is reluctantly compelled to raise
the fare OF this ne and after the 9th day OF March
next, to four cents I, HAyERLY, Proprietor
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vITAsHTNGToN CEMETERY, NEAR GREENWOOD
w on the Plank road to Coney Isand--the cheapest
cemetery in the State Lots OF 300 square feet $}0 for
which the Greenwood charges $40 incorporated in
September, $780, leo square feet for $40. Trustees
Office, 296 Broadway. GILLESPIE,
- Undertaken and Agent
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A 7. STEWART 4 co. HAVE OPENED A SPLENDID
IA. stock OF spring and lress goods imported
expressly for their retail trade
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.
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A N UNFURAISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM WANT
IA ed, with board permanently, by gentleman and
wife, with genteel piva family the side Of the
city preferred; there be other boarders Beat
of reference required Address box l28 Herald office
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ESS BROADWAY, sTUYVESANr INSTITUTE
sOOC Gentlemen's Fashionable Furnishing Bazasr.--
just received an invoice Of pla bosoms, OF
styles and quality. Also, splendid embroidered
bosoms, rich French pSned shrtings choice styles, &c.
&C. Special atten,iofknvited from friends aud pa
irons. LEWIS K SEACORD. I
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A S The MOST DESIRABLE AND RESPECTABLE
"A persons taking boarders decline expo'ing their
houses such in public and medium OF Advertising
being universal boarders receive every information
and Do politely directed to such, free of charge 0ice
Clinton Hall Eighth street, near Broadway.
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r BECK CO., 355 AND 357, 7ss AND ISs BROAD
81 . way, will open Monday a large and splendid
stock OF sprn goods selected with grea, the
European ard other markets consisting Of silks shaws
mantillas, laces embroideres linens muslns, mourn
ings calicos delanes barcge orgsndes hosiery gloves
handkerchief &c, &c all os which win be offered al
very low prices.
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A LADY AND HER DAUGHTER WOULD LET, WITH
"A board, in house with all the modern improve
nents an elegant suit of furnished rooms to family
with or without private table, and Of 6ne pano
or would lot the TO party OF gentlemen houss
pleasantly located, and stages and Apply ~
81 West Ihrty.hfth street. Sixth avenue.
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r BROWN 4 CO.--WHOIEsALE AND RETAIL DEAL
q ers in fish, Holsters and turtle, No Fulton Fish
harset, New Yoik. The chvalric spirit which Is the
peculiar characteristic Of Mr.. j. Brown who having
fought ncby in the orda and more recently in the
Mexican war when he received four wounds in battle
and in consequence draws pension from tie gov
Mt OF the United States will found daily mt the
ths popular fish stand, No. Fulton Fish Msrket New
York, Of which be and bis partner proprieors Mr.
Brown II extremely prompt polite and genemanly and
may Justly be considered legitimate candidate pub
lie favor and support, and hesitate not to ASSERT
thst he will receive from discriminating community
patronage well worthy Of his merit. =
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M J.. BUTLER, lis SIXTH AVENUE. THIRD DOOR
Nl above Ninth street offers 60 the ladies' this weex
greatly reduced prices, Paris embroieries in baunds
Insertions and collars also Vaenciennss laces and
edgines with collars sleeves and chimesettes ot same
separate and in te,s ladies' CONS and Judge for your.
selyse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-25

NJo1ICE.-TBE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
IN of the New York and Virginia Steamship Com.
pany win be held al the Office, 32 Broadway Tuesday
March Q, between the hours OF 12 M. and 9 i.
FRED. w. PIEASASrS. Secretary.
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D0ARD AT l05 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET
ID near Third ayenue.-Three four respectable gen.
tlemen can be accommodated with full partial board
at the above plsce. Those wishing the comforts OF
home would do well ito apply Immediately to James A.
Johnston.
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TNURNIsHEp ROOMS TO LEr--WfTH OR WITHOUT
III board, suitable for single married persons, at
1o7 Tenta street, between Broadway and University
place.
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DOARn--wITH VERY CONVENIENT APARTMENTS
ID for families single gentlemen Location very de-
sirabe for gentlemen doing business down town. ears
and stages passing to all parts Of the city Apply at
No. Abingdon square, second door from Bank street.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN Mail Steamship Company, 66 Wall street Ne
York, Feb. lst 1S55.Notice The annual election for
Directors Of this Company viii be held this Office on
Thursday, 1st March next, between the hours IL
and p. NJ WM. L. Y0ULE, Secretary.
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A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS A ROOM WITH
IA or without partial board, in a small family who
have no other boarders win pay fair price IL suited
Best reference given. Address s b. l. Herald Office.
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nESIRABIE ROOMS Two FRONT ROOMS, sUrrA.
L. bic for families, being we'll Furnished and su pplied
with gas, msy be had, with fun board Apply at ois
broadway.
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NIOTiCE--MADAM AUGUSTA, IN CONSEQUENCE OF
IN the attn OF her husband, Augustus St. James,
ESQ., begs to inform her pupils that her lessons will bs
suspended till LIST of March,
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CpRING OPENING OF DRY GOODS, AT RETAIL.
- ARNOLD CONSTABLE & co,
VIII open, on Monday, the 25th instant their sprag
stock, consisting Of
silks and lila robes.
Paris printed 6elanes and delaine robes.
Barege and grenAdine robes.
DO. 90. for misses.
French printed cslicos, jaconets aud organdies.
Do. Go. robes.
Paris embroderes lace- and fancy tcles staple and
housekeeping goods such hosiery hanneis counter
ranes, "a linens and linen sheotngs, toweng, table
clothr, napkins, &c.
sbAwls in the newest styles.
O. Canal street, 40 and 81 Howard.
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A LADY WITHOUT ANY INCUMBRANCE WOULD
a accommodate gentleman a family who would
DO willing to assst her security for house. for which
she woulu give board in first cas, neghborhood. Or
party having house in good locality, the lady would
be wiling to move into, satisfactory arrangenent
could be made. Address Mrs Eliza s. Andrews, Union
square Post Office.
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPARTMENT
~ York, Feb. %, 1S55.-At special meeting OF the
goard OF Directors OF this mpany held this day, the
following resolution adopted
Resolved That the treasurer be authorized to pay the
interest," from the LIST Of January on such bonds may
be c0nve rted into stock prcr to the 1st of March
DAVID HOADI.E .EY. President.
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DOARD.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES A NEAT.
ID iy furnished room, with partial board in gsuteel
private family, where there but few boar3ers;
cation not above Fourteenth street. and between Broad
way aud Sixth avenue. Address Comfort Herald Office
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ADVERTISEMENTS gENEWED EVERY DAT
BOARDING AND LOGGING.

O0E BRoADwAY.-FURNISHED PARLORS AND
cI bedrooms to let to gentlemen, either separately
in suites. without beard. Apply as above.
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7lOARDING AT ~ WARREN STREET GENTLE EMEN
Id can be accommodated with board and rooms. Also,
ladies accommodated with board and Day board
mmodnted
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MATRIMONIAL.


a PHYSICIAN or BOSTON, MASS. A. NJ, AGED
"A twenty. six, Of unbemshed character countensnce
Gaming with smiles, prepcssessing appearance has
respectable practice wishes TO marry lady OF geneel
address, OF symmetrical form, good looking possessing
property. The be settled on herself All com
muncations strictly confidential Age not to ts over
twenty four Address A. u. Tarn6a, Boston, Mass
TIJlII THE Party WHO REPLIED TO l. WIS AD.
w vsrtsement OF the 18th Instant requesting TO be
addressed L. Post 0ice, down town, please 70 write
-sGain TO l. W., Herald Office.
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D0ARp IN BRooKLYN.--s FEW SINGLE GENTLE
I'D men can be accomm 3ia.es with good board aud
pleasant rooms, BY applying at s3 State street Five
minutes walk from south and Montague ferries
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A N EIEGANT ASSORTMENT OF SPRING AND SUM
"A mer drefs goods will be offered Mouasy
irg Goth instant in addition 10 those exhibited last
week comprising Paris barege robes grenadines, organ
DICE FIench lawns, calicoes brantes &c, ~. Also
LOCO pieces Of rich dress silks selected by Of the
firms In the Paris and Lyons markets. expressly for the
retail department 20 OF linens for family USE
purchased at great sacrifice win be sold ~ p Cd. per
ysrdeqnai TO any offered in this market at 5oc. Also
100 dresses OF Paris foulars at Sc so the drs 70 per
cent below the cost OF importation.
UBSDELL, PEIRsON x LAKE, AL Broadway
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H,HEAP LINENS.-FlFTY CASES ROUND THREAD
~ soit finished Irish linens, commencing at Is cents
per yard A. 7. STEWART Il Co,
Broadway, Chambers aud Reade streets.
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IMPORTED W0NE CoRsEIS.-- AIRS. GAYN0R CON
L tinues to receive by almost every steamer fresh
supplies of her celebrated French woye corEets which
for and elegance in fitting unsurpassed No 45
Tn I'd avenue, near Tenth street NJ B-Aso children :
and misses corsets
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24
INDIAN Dreorses, Nov. 18th, '55.

N, Editor:-I was much pleased when
= the first number of your neat ard Gle
nty got up paper. 1t speaks for itself in Ian
ace not to be mistaken; and does credit
he TO editor and proprietors; and after a
rnsal of its columns, came to the conclu-
IN that, although being the product Of
Volcanic region" yet, the emission did not
near to be accompanied BY the sulphuric
pnrities" which generally follow an erup-
5cn and sincerely hope that the diffusion
A knowledge through its medium and inhu-
20 NAV like the melted lava, spread far and
de over the land-and there form as it
bols into ifm and abiding rock of intelli-
nee and information.
4 I noticed in the second number statisti-
III account of the town Of Volcano, and one
$bch is no doubt in every point correct; but
4 have not had the pleasure of an acquain-
hnce with the place, shall not try to add
hight to its gltterng prospect by passing
non it an encomium, nor shall detract rom
n the least of its merits by criticism, put shall
bke it for granted that said repreSe Sen'ation
4 correct. and as ! read the commu nlcation
4 struck me that there could be found places
enually as prosperous and .fourishiag without
haying to travel any great distance either
nd which bids fair soon to come mp to many
o the older localities in point of improve
mcnts. business and good diggings.
As an example Of the energy which per-
yades the community at this point, | would
notice that since the 18th Of July last, there
knyc been to the number of 10 buildings put
up, and which are at present occupied rs res
dences and business houses At that time
here were three provision and one clothing
sore now there are six provision stores and
bur clothing stores We have five black
smith and two stove and tin shops four
hrge hotels, three livery stables, besides
three billiard saloons and complement of
sufficient to poison every man,
yoman and child in III Dorado county but
Aoud Bro. Taylor find time to visit us occa-
fonally, / think, (judging from the effects of
bis late discourse delivered hcre) that many
sho now set themselves up as patrons, as
Sell as patterns Of morality and Christian
probity, would become disgusted with dealing
b bad whskey," and lay the traffic aside to
Dc dealt with by those whose medium of in
diligence has been as barren as the desert
saste, and whose souls would rattle inside
d. shell Of mustard seed but for fear
should turn my remarks into patent tenn
perance sermon, perhaps | had better defer
hying more at present
III. w. E-N.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24
SuinlnOus.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I ee
AManuu EntsN-FN 80.

I cscs
AN,DoR COUNTY, %
In Justices Court, before GEoRGL L. GAZE, Jus
tice of the Peace, Township No 3.
The People Of the State Of California; 10 SQUIRE
j. ADMIRE, GREETING:
NOU are hereby summoned to be and appear be-
L fore the undcrsi gncd, Justice of the Peace, in
Township No. 3, County of Amador, and State OF
California, at my Office in Volcano, said county and
and State, on the 9TH day of December A. d. 1855 at
o'clock, z, NJ, to answer unto the complaint of
Washington Aver, who brings his action to recover
the of Fifty Dollars, for medical services by
him rendered to said defendant, together with his
costs and expenses of suit.
lou will therefore take notice that the Plaintiff
will take judgment against you for said sum of Ff-
y Dollars, together with costs and expenses of suit
on the above named date. to-wit the jth day of
December next, at o'clock, 7. NJ, if you fail to
appear and answer.
Given under my hand at oalce in Volcano, this
s2d day Of November, A. ID. 1855.
GEO l.. GALE.
TEBBs JOHNSON, Justice of the Peace
Attys for Plaintiff
Volcano, Nov. %, 1855. tprfeeS91 set
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24
CONsTABLE's SALE.

DY Virtue of an Execution to me directed, Issued
ID from the Court of Geo. l.. Gale, Justice of the
Peace, in and for Township No. 3, County of ANA
dor and State Of California, upon Judgment rem
dered therein on the I'd day of November, A. ID.
1855, in favor of D. 7. Wilson. William Cardwell,
Joseph Shoemaker, William McChesley Henry Sim
nous aud Henry Wolf, and against Uriah Perry, A.
Q. H. Rhodes William Furde James England, John
Miller, Thomas Wells and William Demmings, for
the sum Of fifty dollars damages, and the sum of
seVeniy-one dollars and twenty cents costs of suit,
together with accruing costs, | have levied upon,
seized and taken under execution, certain piece of
mining ground, situated on China Hill on the north
SIDE OF China Gulch, being two hundred feet in
length and seventy-nne feet in width on the south
end, and ninety-seven feet in width on the north
end, adjoining Brown x Co.'S claim on the west and
Wilson Co.'S claim on the cast.
Notice is hereby given, that will sell all the
right, title and interest Of Uriah Perry, A. G. II,
Rhodes, William Furde, James England. John Mil
ler Thomas Wells and William Demmngs or either
of them Of in and to the above described properly.
on the 18th day of December, A. ID. 1855, between
the hours of Q A. NJ, and r. NJ, on said day.
Sale to take place in front of Justice Gales Of
flee in Volcano to satisfy said execution and costs
l.. S. SCOTT
Constable Township No. 8.
Volcano, Nov. Path, 1850 lprieeSl2l 5-4t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24
Notice.
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
County of Amador.

STATE or CALIFORNIA,
County Of Amador.
rTNHE attention Of Road Overseers with this coun-
i ty is called to the 10th section of "An Act con-
cerning Roads and Highways to-wit:
SEC l0th.-Each Road Overseer shall report to
the Board of Supervisors quarterly, the amount Of
money collected and paid out by him, and to whom
and for what paid the number Of days he has been
in actual service, and also listof deinquents; and
the said overseer shall make an affidavit before q
Justice of the Peace that said report and delinquent
list is correct to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief; and any person refusing or neglecting to pay
the road tax required by tas act to she overseer on
or before the first day of October Of each year,
shall be considered delinquent; and the oyerseer
shall proceed to levy and sell at public vendue TO
the highest bidder after giving six days public no
tice the property of such delinquent or to much
thereof shall be necessary to satisfy such deln-
queney and COSTS
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors,
j. G. SHIPMAN, Clerk,
by H. s HUTCH, Deputy.
jackson, Nov, 3, 1855. [prfeessl SIT
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24
HorGHTALNG.l Iw. II. ruu.BRIcK
HARDWARE. STOVES. &c.
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WHEREAS, The People of the State of Califor-
w MIA have, during the past year, been sgnally
blessed with health, abundant harvests and all the
elements Of true happiness and substantial pros
perity.
And whereas it is the duty Of people thus bless
cd with the protecting care Of Almighty God, in
an appropriate manner to address devout gratitude
thanksgiving, and prayer to the Great Ruler of the
Universe for the manifold blessings lie has during
the year been pleased to bestow.
Now, therefore, |, JOHN BIGLER, Governor OF
the State of California do hereby appoint and set
apart THURSDAY, the 29th day of November, A.
ID. 1855, as day of thanksgiving and prayer to Al
mighty God and all good citizens of the State are
hereby requested to observe the same as such.
- Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the
I, State, at the City of Sacramento, this
the 9th day of November, 4. ID. 1855.
- JOHN BIGLER.
Attest-CHAs. II. HEMrsrEAD, Sec'y of State.
nov Std
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24
oct27
Groceries,

PROFESSIONS, LIQUORS, &C.
TNIiE Subscriber would respectfully announce to
l. the citizens and miners Of Volcano and vicin-
ity, that he is now in receipt Of splendid assort-
ment of Family Groceries, Provisions, Liquors and
MINERS SUPPLIES,
which be now offers for sale, at his store, under
Mahoney Hall on the most liberal terms His stock
has been selected with great from the latest
rivals from the Atlantic States and he is willing to
warrant any article represented. He would call
particular attention to his stock Of Liquors. which
unequalled in this market Give me a call and
examine my stock.
JOHN MAHONEY.
nov 10 33m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1855-11-24
Empire Livery, Sale and Exchange
stable.

'T'HE undersigned respectfully inform the citizens
l. of Volcano that they now prepared to fur
nish the very best saddle horses Double and Single
Buggies.
Our Stable is in the rear of the Empire Hotel,
where gentlemen will find us at all times prepared
10 accommodate
Es- Particular attention paid TO buying and sell
ing stock. Horses kept by the day week, on rca-
sonable terms. GIVE Us A CALL.
LODDELL 4 YOUNG.
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