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Butte record., 1855-02-24
Miners RQacb fer Sale.

TIE UNDERSIGNED being desirous Of re-
turning TO the Atlantic States, offers his
Rancho for sale on reasonable terms. It con-
tains enc hunlred and sixty acres, mostly uu-
ier improvement, and is well wate'ed and tim
bered. Il is situated bout three miles from
B.dwell "a the Marysville road, ANA is doing
an excellent business as Public House. The
The house IS q large and convenient frame
building good frame barn and other mi
site outhouses. Persons desrous Of making Z.
urchase viii please give me call
large quantity of oats and barley fcr sale.
JOSEPH KERRY.
Miners Ranch, September g, 1854 4ff
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA. D

COUNTY OF Bcrrs,
COURT OF SESSI0NS-F February Term, A.
d. 1853.
On motion OF h C Baker. Esq, Court or
ders that a special election be held in the
Township of Hamilton. saturday, the 10th
day of March. A D 1865. for the election Of
one Justice af the Peace and one Constable
and that polls be opened at sail election at ali
the precints at which polls were opened at last
election to Wit: lI1milten House, Johnson 5
Ranch, and Meals Ranch
|, French Paige, Clerk Of tie Court Of Sos
sions in said county, do certify the foregon-
to be a true aud correct copy Of the order OF
said Court, now on record in ny office.
Given under my haul, ani seal ot said Court
affixed, at Bidwell, this the l6.h day Of Feb
ruary, 4. D 1855.
FRENCH PAIGE,
CIerl, Of the Court of Sessions,
B1 r. ll9BAgr, Deputy Clerk.
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B5ea0 POUNDS or SUPERIOR HANS,
9 $4,000 do Extra c. Bacon.
I5DQ0 do Mess do.
50 Half bbs. g. Pork,
p do. Mess do,
3 do. Beef,
100e0 Pounds Goshen Butter:
1900 do. ". china Su.srr
80 Half bbs Crushed do,
26 do. Oregon salmon,
600 lbs. Leaf Lard,
1893 do China Rice,
so Cases Black and Green Tea,
$500 los. Green Coffee,
1Go Kegs Z. B. syrup,
800 Bags Chile Beans,
100 Boxes Soap
800 % Assorted Candles,
p bhls. Corn 5Iet.l.
50 1ldo. do. TO-.
So Gases u gallon Jars Pickles,
100 Kegs Nails, Assorted,
90 bbl- HaXall Flour,
loo ltSacbs Chile do.
Oysters. Sardnes. Fresh and Brandy Peaches Pie
Fruit, Apples, Tobacco ssartad bra d Cothiag roois
and Shoes. Liquors Of ali kinds, silabie for mountain
trade, for sale at tie lowest nagke; price
by O'FERR ALL & co
Brick Row, Fist Street, and lower landing Marysyile
4w22
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KNOW ALE mEN

VeY THESE PRESENTS the under
I'D signed, wife of Robert Davis. and res-
dent Of the State Of California, intends to car
ry on business in her owu name, and on her
own account. That such business is that CT
Ferrying and Farming, at Hamilton That
from this date. she viii be Individually respon-
sibIe in her own name for all debts hereafter
contracted By her on account Of her said
business; and that the amount of capital in
vested in said business does not exceed i've
thousand dollars.
Witness my hand anil seal at Hamilton,
january 26th, A. ,. 1856,
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D. B. rias arErArAN. c. eIGNoU1
SAVINGS BANK
- IND
ENCAHNGE 0EFICE,
lo5 Sacramento Street.
EsElBLLSHED. ...YoTEMBER. 1s5

EST-lBLISHED.. ......g0TEMBER, 1852
EEP0sITS OF DEMAND. one per cent per
~ mouth. bepasites fer three or SIX months,
one ana a halt per cent per month Fer uine
or tWelNe snenfas, tra percent per mouth.
EAfsF 3.N'fsE z for sale on the SrArEs. and
tie prime pal ciilts s. Earoge
GQLD bGH z deposited fer ASSAY or CoIN-
.>s7a vi b. a'terl-i to an the most fav5 rab. (
terms, an the rrse7e1s returned promptly
a--ar q Instructions
c.4s ;'orSgY and STATE IAaRANrs, Dol
nNR~ ant Dp1tsLooNs bought and s. l.
Atz-- \ On sao securities.
.l oFea GA saturday evenings III
n.As
]. B, TlHHEaMtN q co.
Butte record., 1855-02-24
NIA2RlE ..

In Sacramento, Feb 18th, 1855, bv the
Rev J. Benton. Hon THOMAS WELLS
of Butte County, to MISS SUSAN A LORD,
Formerly Of Benicia.
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Ranch E7 or Sale /!

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
their valuable Ranch, situated On the east
bank Of Feather IGyer, enc nile north Of
vCharley's Ranch, containing 400 acres of the
best land in Butte Ceuaty. For Particulars
apply to them .he premises
SIT kERBT & BRO
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TT G FTg Esr,
. cwrrET TTagygV1LLE.

. STREET. HzA2ZSFl4LE.
TENHIS HOTEL Is situated on D. Street, and
Il Is the most eligibly located Of any other
in the city, being central and convenient to
the best business locations.
The different stage lines leave this house
laily. AMI II is therefore a derirable hotel for
Ior strangers and travellers.
The proprietors viii spare 70 pains or ex-
rense to make their guests comfortable. Their
Table will alwsys be supplied with the best
the market affords, and their bar with the
choicest liquors, cigars, etc. They invite their
friends and the public to give them call 10
Butte record., 1855-02-24

FIELDS & GRAVES, Oregon Greek. Ka-
raka Peak, are authorized agents for the Rec
Butte record., 1855-02-24
E BUTTE RECORD.

WHITE & NUTTER. Oregon City, Oregon
Gnlch. are a4horized agents for the Il eco1d
Butte record., 1855-02-24
sp-rrrrcarrnars

For q Hire Suspension Fridge. to le
erected at BidseeH, Butte Count8, Cal
ifornia, far tie Bidwat Bridge Cam
qaay.
The Bridge may have a span Of two hun
dred and forty feet, measured in straight
line from pier to pier. There ara to be four
wire cables, two on g side, about two inches
apart, On the same plane Each cable to con-
tain three hundred wires, size number ten
each wire in said cables TO be first stretch
ed. tested, and freed from kinks. aal if Of the
proper strength, to be then laye3 together
compactiy, giving to each wire in position the
same tension Zach wire before they shah
have been made into the cables, shall be Dip
nel several times into linseei oil boiled with
a small portion Of litherage and Iampblack.- =
Each cable IS TO raped spirally with 8 wire
tightly. Each cable before being placed to its
position, is 10 receive thick coating Of the
foregoing preparation Of linseed oil &c, ami
finally painted with wife lead paint. Each Of
said cables when placed IN its position, to have
tae same sine and versin-. The swae q
each cab.e to be not less th4n twelve feet.
The cables at each end are TO ran over toa-
ers, aa1 resting ou east iron saddles, the same
hsreinaftef mentioned, running back with
q versine To tha tower, twenty feet, on TO the
point. where they strike the anchorage, each
beiug fastened to different anchorage on the
>.H4s line, on the sane plane aud making
equal versines. The anchorages are to b.
wrought iron bars, imbcdded securely TO the.
best advantage n the bed rock, SO THAI each
anchorage viii bear q pressure or pull IN the
direction Of tho cables, equal to one hundred
tons, the same TO be done in the best and most
durable manner. Eaen cable is to be fastened
to the anchorage hy an adjusting screw or
keys, in the most approved manner. having a
strength equal to- Or greater than each cable
Tie suspension Chains are to be Of number
ten wire, ana about three, fcurtls Of an inch
in diameter, each wire 10 be tested anl pant
Ell as those in the cables Said chains are to
ue fastened alternately to each cable They
are TO lee fastened at the top to their respect
i've cables, by an iron saddle clasping the ca
bic securely. The saddle and suspendinz
chains on each cable are to be apart alternate
ly seven feet, measuring from the centre Of
each saddle through the entire span, making
the roadway bearers three anl-a-half feet
apart. Tie saddles en- each cable are to be
tas enod one to the other in q suitable manner
by number seven wire tapping its respective
cable three or more times between eash saddle
Tie chains at the lower ends are to be fasten-
ed securely to a stirrup that shall clasp the
tTanycrsal road bearers. The stirrups al the
suspehdlng points to be ale with an impress
slon At the polut Of suspension, to receive the
chain. These chains nom the point OF sus-
pension are to have a ght and uniform oUli-
qnity towards the longitudinal axis Of the
Bridge. as well as toHords the centre ii the
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NOTICE.

WUAKIL.
A MEETING Of the Stock holders Of the
IA 'Wyandott and Feather River Water
Company" will be held at Bidwell, on Mon
day, the 10Th day Of February, 4. D. 1855,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. for the purpose eff elect
ing officers for the ensuing year,
GEORGE ". STANTON,
Jan-3-l2 Secretary.
Butte record., 1855-02-24
NEW CLIO THING
A[D
Ranch Hon. Sale :

ZHTHE RANCH KNOWN AS "BURTS
4 Ranch,' situated about three miles above
''Gharlcy's Ranch, on the west side Of Feath-
er River, andjoining Henshaws Ranch at
Burt's Ferry.
THIS Ranch contains 4S0 acres of Fine Bot
tom Land, which is covered by School War
rants.
There is about one hundred acres under cul-
tivation, and the Ranch is second to none as q
Hay Ranch
The location is such as to make it one Of
The finest stock farms in the country
The property must be sold, and bargain
vii he given to the Purchaser,
Enquire Of the undersigned, at Bidwell,
Butte county or j. C. Fall, Marysville; or,
joan " Bricton, San Francisco.
ST. j. NJ BURT.
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CALIFORNIA AGUE PILLs!!
A NeYer-Failing Remedy for
TIE CURE or
FEVER AND AGUE

FEFHIs Is THE GREATEST REMEDY YET DIS
II C0NERLD, for The Per MANENr CIrRE of Fe-
yer and Ague, Bilious Fevers, and all diseases
Of the Liver, fciihout tie use of .HercurV
or other Mineral. DRS. SH8IEVES & BEL
DIN, IN introducing this medicine to the pub
lie, feel assured that it is the ONLY remedy
discovered, that will cure every case cf F'E-
YER IND .8GUE, and that on the first
trial, if taken by directions. Other remedies
for this disease, only relieve for a short period,
When the disease returns with new vgor
Telie our medicine puts permanent check to
the doease. Hundreds OF certificates can be
iao iuced to prove the entire efficacy Of this
Medicine. durin. its use in private practice
AID DR SHRIEvEs has had ample opportunity
Of testing Its qualities, rs Assistant Surgeon
in the Hospital IF the T. s. 4, both il the
niasmatic region Of Florida, and ia this coun-
try and has found it to supercede the use OF
Mercary or Qaiuine-bo1h of which have
proved too fatal to the human family.
DIRECTIONS. eose Of the Anti-Biiious
PIils should be taken previous to taking the
Agne Pills. Six hours before the Sc ,olid at
tack Of AGtH is expected, commeAee By Ia
king one PHI every hour, and continue up to
within one hour Of the lrs+ attack Ifthe first
chill Is severe, commence with two Pills, and
continue as above.
After the first chill Is broken. one Pill every
four hours for three days, viii perfect cure
gag 0orders for tb sse Pills must be directed
post-p.il. to
DlS. SHRIEVFS & BELDIN,
0tlce on Second street, few doors above G.
Marysyills. California
JOSEPH GtucISAUF, only agent at Bi3weli's
Bar iebl7-I5
Butte record., 1855-02-24

NT0FICF Is HEREOF GIyEN-That the
~ BIDNE BRIDGE COMPANY wiz re-
eeive sealed proposals for the construction of
this BRIDGE, until March 18th A D 1855
Each proposal IS to give the names Of two or
more good and sufficient securities for the
faithful performance Of the contract.
Each bid shall specify
lst. The cost per cubic yard Of the stone
aautments and towers. in dressed rubbie ma
sonry, also, in rubble masonry each, llayed in
hydraulic cement anh grouted. and the cost
per pound for the wrought anl cast irons
that may be used On said towers,
IL The cost per poanl Of the cast iron tow
ers, the cost per pound Of all the cast iron or
wrought iron that msy be used in connection
With said towers
81. The balance Of the structure in all its
Butte record., 1855-02-24
British Quartezlies
AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT & CO.. New York, contin.
ue to re-publish the following British
Periodicals, viz;
THE L0N'D on UfRTERLY
REVIETF, Conservative se
THE EDLNBCBG RETIE IVH, CEhig3
8
NORTH BRITISH RE VfEW,
Free Church
T.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
liberal
g.
BLACKU7 OODS EDINBURGH MIG
ZINE fEorv
Butte record., 1855-02-24
WALKER & WILSON.

WALKER & WILSON,
mEsfEBs IN STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS.
~ CLOTHING. BOOTS, LADIES' AND chill
DREN'S SHOES. HOSIERY, &C. West side D Street
near 2d Street Narysyilie, Cal VIII keep constantly
hand fui assortment Of Goods in their tine ana
woud respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
Butte record., 1855-02-24
.9GE.NCY P-fGE, B4CO.N' & CO.,
BANK EEIgSs
SAN FRANCISCO.
GEO. ". PLUME & CO,
RANK FRS.
pNSXr1II = CAL


Exchange for sale at sight or on time, in
sums to suit, on
F Huth & Observation-Disclosures. London.
American Exchange Bank. New York
Atlantic Bank ..................... Boston
Philadelphia Bank. ........... Philadelphia
McKim, Greenway & Co...........B .Baltimore
James Connolly < Co. New Orleans
Page Bacon 4 Co... ST Louis
Hutchings Co... Louisville
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co Cincinnati
ALSO ON
P.RGE BaCO.N' s CO. Saa Francisco,
al par. for any amount.
GOLD DUST always purchased at the
highest market price.
GOLD DUST & COIN. received on de-
posit, special or otherwise, and all business
connected with Banking promptly attended to
COLLECTIONS .HiDE and funds re-
mitted at the lowest rates.
Banking House on the Plaza, MarysTslle.
49tf GEO ". PLUME & co.
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ABUTMENTS OR PIERS,

There is to be one on each side of the river.
ABOUT TWO huadrel and forty feet apart Its
foundation is 70 lie ieyeled ana solid Each
shutneut might be thirty feet long. ten feet
wide, and twelve feet high, where the roal-
way passes above high warter mark That
particular portion Of the pier which is design
Lea to support the towers. If the same shall be
built of cast ;ron-sAall he raised about one
loot above the roadway These abutments
snail have a groove 3n their tlce towards each
either, Of the proper Dimensions and quality,
for Tie d-way 10 ahut against.
iaese a5utMents OF piers SHALL be constructed
# the sir5ugesf 1nd best quality Of stone
within one-hall mile Of the site ol said Bridge
Tde same is to receive a batter on all sides -
Tie stone IS to he layed in Hydraulic cement
ana grouted. The cc!aent % be the best and
.Iost dHrab bc. The work to be dressed Rub
bic Masonry.
There SNAIL be four towers, cast iron CT
stone. They shah each be composed Of four
east iron columns, incliuing inwaYds az the
top and then base resting on, and fastened to
tabular iron plate of sufficient size and
strength. Said plate thall be anchored to the
pier. The columns 1T the tsp shall be firmly
united to each other, and SO constructed that
the towers on the same side, can be firmly
fastened at tue top to eaoh other by an iron
cross-bar of sufficient strength. Said cross bar
10 have iren braese connecting It with the
towers. Each tower to be constructed with a
view to fasten the cast iron saddles, over which
each cable Is to pass. 1he saddles are TO be
seated On rollers On the top IT the towers so
that d { cables 4 accommodate themselves.
The same to be done securely. They are to be
sixteen feet high, and bear pressure of nine
ty tens.
If the towers should be constructed with
stone, they are 10 Le sixteen feet high and
sufficiently strong 80 boar . pressure Of ninety
tens, with proper batter, to be connected at
the top by a crozs-5ir ot iron or timber. ald
braeea to the towers The tops shall receive an
iron plate, made iest and permanent to the
tower, 20 which shall be fastened the cast iron
saddles made as aforesaid
The roadway is to be eighteen fee: in the
clear an! the timter used shall be Yellow
i'iae, or otker timber Of equal strength ami
durability. il is TO he crowned at the centre
about two feet The road bearers are to be
1--WE by teninches. and not less than TWEEN
" iee- long. excel ting every SIKH one, which
shall not be less than twenty fSe and-a-half
feet. Tie road bearers are fastened to the
suspen3ing chains hp -tlrrups as heretofore
described, ani shall AT l7ast be oHe for every
chain. three and-a half feet apart The road
way bearers Shall he covered diagenaliy with
plank two and-a-half iaches thick by not less
than twenty-five leet l3ng, upon wAich flooring
there shall be i second flooring II the same
thickness and dimensions, laye1 III cross di-
agonal TO the first, each to be thoroughly
spiked. Inside Of the suspending chains a
piece Of timber TWO hv eight inches shall be
iayel The length Of the roadway. which shall
/
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[t3t- f{fODf 9ftcA- II tfSt ~. 0tt0tc me I0tH~N,
and opposite Commercial .7Ney,
MAgY>vILLE.
TAFFER their grateful thaals tothelr friends
" and customers forpast confidence anu lib
eral patronage, and hope by prompt attention
ana uniform mode of business to merit the
continued appreciation Of tie Community
Our stock is large and complete, and viii be
kept SO By Daily Arrivals. consisting Of =
Flour. Corn Meal, Grain, Potatoes, Hams, Ba-
con, Pork Naekerel, SAlnon. Lard, Butter
Beams. Rice, Molasscs and Syrups; sugar, no
China, Brown, Crushed and Powdered; Cof-
fee, Tea, Candles, soap, Pickles in kegs aud
cases, Dried Apples and Peaches, Clo;hing
Boots. shoes. Hats, Blankets, Drills, Domes-
ties, Ducks, etc.
Brandy, Whiskey. lin, Rum, Draft Ale
Port Vine, Cherry Brandy, sherry wine :
Peach Brandy, general assortment case liquors
and case goods too numerous to n-ention-all
Of which We will sell Low FoR CASH, or to
punctual men All we ask is to come AMI see
US before buying.
n52f II. b SUMMERS & co.
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TIE PARAPET

Shall be constructed On the principle Of
Towns Lattice The upper cord shall be a
curve with crown of not less than Eve feet
above the crown of the Bridge The cords
shall be two by eight inches, with diagonal
braces, with three anl-a-half feet run,
screwed together with iron rods; also, iron
straining-r5as, connecting the upper oerd Of
the paraPet with the road bearers, ana the
same screwed together firmly. The circular
cords Of the pariet at each end to be securely
anchored into the stone abltments. The road
bearers that are twenty-five and half feet
long, are TO be braeed at each end to the para
pet. to prevent any outward pressure Of the
parapet- There is to be a corresponding num-
Der on the inside. The parapet is to be built
On the inside Of the inner cables, and eighteen
feet apart. ana net less than 4 feet high
The Bridge when completed te bear press
ure, independent ofits own weight, Of not less
than eighty tons
A Toll Gate of suitable strength and dimen-
sions. IS to be erected at the 50 th entrance
of the Bridge.
The work in every part and particular to be
done in the best and most wor kmanlike man
ner. The iron to be used to be the best Ameri-
can irou.
Butte record., 1855-02-24

ftHlII PEACGEs-Fre=h and sweet for sale cheap
u by JgsS GLCNkAuF
Butte record., 1855-02-24

II EFTERS remaining in tie Pest ORce at
z : bidEelis Bar, February 18th, lo55
Butte record., 1855-02-24
GRANGE FOR A BARGAIN /!

Ferbstown. January 20. 1855.
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FROM LAKE SUPERIOR.

INDIAN PAYMENT AT THE SAUT.-On Friday morn
ing, about II CLOCK, the payment of money CON.
meIcec, AID To one unused to any bat tho English
tongue the pure American sounded anything but mus-
cally. As fast paid another wac called by
the clerk and again 10y au Indian chosen on account
Of bss.ntorian lungs. This proceeding was kept up
until about T. NJ. when The last one received h's or
Der stipend. Many ana amusing were the scenes
which raDspred in the Office Of the agent Mr. Gilbert,
and they stemed TO afford special goe to the native
Occs sonaly, one who belonged 10 the donlinions OF
he Msj.siy, Vic ora, would come forward and clauO
hi allowance, ael ing, perhaps, as reason therefor,
the fac o. having married some OF the "AmerIc ans
Considerable quesionnG was necessary TO elicit
thetruth, and the result proved anything ba! salts
factory TO the party most Interested Many other
seer es trapspred worthy Of note but time and space
fail us.
After The payment Of money the Indians marchcd
to tie spot where 10 be divided among them the
agricultural implements, etc, intended TO aid thcm in
re ting their livelihood. TINS vas speedily over
A marked feature was the absence OF the d'unken.
pes. usually met with This owing TO the decided
taken by the agent w1o refused to pay any lu
diaD who orunk at the time mis- namo was cal cd
For this he deserves the commeDdation of all who
have the bert interests OF the Indian Ia view. Oar
streets presented quite an animated spectacle during
IT, day. ISaut Ste. N aIie journal, both.
MINING MATTTRs.-TBs Dews from tho mines
u ron, hout tho Lake Superior country continues to
prove of the mort enc uraging nature The increasing
thmei Is If copper thus season over that OF any pre-
cedii year Is having beneficial effect on Lake Su-
p. rior stocks AID capitalists below are becoming
M xous 10 invest i'll Mis- class Of property Tne coun.
", is rapdly recovering from the bad repute which it
hos su, reo il consequence Of the speculative mania
which he's hee.oiore characterize it, and holders OF
vel s.lec ed stocks are daily gaining increased conf
doue OF having made udicious and profitable invest
ments. lOntonagon Miner, 29tn.
A JAN TO RFsT While the papers below are
tee ming With rob berries murders, theft &c, We would
mention 10 our hume rous readers that at 0oonagon
crime seems TO b. unknown. Our jail which was
built last Winter, haswe are informed, never con sined
but OF c prsorer and that ooe only for few days.
Toe jalor like The ''jeaou. Moor has lost his occu
patton ard has been Obliged turn his attention TO
other nean. Of obtsnng living.
ION on,son Miner, Sert. %
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CIT ITEM s.

twas real jolly shower that camc down on Sat
urday sftcrnocn-not properly q shower either but
genuine oldashicred rain stormand fairly poured.
Stems which make feel 80 cozy by tho site of
bright cheerful fire, in snug, comfortably furnished
room, surrounded by books and psrers. Itpoured,
a. VIC said before, as If for the purpose OF giving
Broadway cleansing, srd We heartily wished we
could have had the power TO aid in the sane-hst we
could have welded mammoth broom, that should
have swept, not " the cobwebs from the sky" but
the Accommodations of filth from every street in this
model n etropols. While the greasy mud OF Broad
way was in state of solublty, it seemed so easy
ts.k to remove the gatherings in the cutters, that for
the sake Of seeing the pavement once more we were
half inclined 70 make the attempt to that effect II
veever have any City authorities who have any am
bitten to see the original Russ pavement, we hope
they will take advantage OF just such storms as thai
Of Saturday last TO "excsvste," even though the
workp en- require 10 be clad in water proof garments
at the expense Of the CITY,
ACADEMY OF MrsIo, ForRTTESrH'sr.-Io-ngn'
the opera Of Linda Di ChamouniI viii be produced,
the principal characters by Ssnori Brisno1, horei,
Revere and Cssparcn
Miss HenssIer, likewise, VIII sing Hau Cod1raois
between the secord and third Gets proceeding OF
doubtful originality. and questionable attraction, IN
der the circuDstsnces.
The audience on Friday was TIE largest Of the sea-
son ard the Performance satisfactory.
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fAdysr, i.en0a.l

FRFF EXCURSION 10 the beautiful VuI,G. OF
WEST FLrsmxe TUESDAY Oc- %-Nh-re ihere willie as
a the p<s.oe CT e5osa ks1d.s VILLA sIfrS Tar
..,d Cry lsayes Fzltcr MNEtSs a. 10 oc.s eonnec,tns
viii he fassh RsIFe.d HuaiHf Pcist fVE Mao free
TfcS.,s te syp'y 90 bsEEs bJscos7E. NJ ~ rir-st
s-R.frv.kzn-tI tie grcua1 sale 70 eosnusrrsn IL
o'clo-k-
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AlFoFtisoL7 tnt-
PURpY'r NATIONAL THEATRR-TO-NlGHT

feen< performance will BE- given this fiyoite
Thesef. The DIsns OF INEl,ND ,s IT l. The g.nd Pan
Lou.ue Of the hAcf, PILLS" and the Mlses Dsns OF
RIUEEE,ED hr. j. II. ALLEN, Mona SCHNiDI Nf. tOI,
NDLLs. Ths.e,o sad The whole conn any appearing
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