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The Empire County argus., 1855-02-03
From, the "Southe,m Medical Jou,nal.n

PROFESSOR HUNGERFORD
Although opposed to the system of advertising, yet
deem it but just to this gentleman to admit that his system
of treatment Private Diseases is undoubtedly the most
approved in throughout the civilized world
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FROM DIR. HUNGERFORD'S

PRIVATE MEDICAL Rooms, corner of Washington street
Lafayette Restaurant San Francisco, Cal.
Where all diseases of private character receive the
treatment necessary to affect speedy and eectual of
those annoying and dstressfu complaints The envable
reputation Dr. Hungerford has earned for himself by his
extraordinary success in all diseases of private nature,
avoids the long advertisements of bombastc promises of
the empires of the day. lavishy held out but seldom
with directions for their
Nocturnal Emissions, Ulcers in the Throat, Syphilis,
Gonorhea Structures Gleet and those dreadful symptoms
the head throat and skn under Dr. Hungerfords
treatment healed in incredibly short time, without
mercury Young who have become victims of solitary
vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which ruins both
body and mind call Immediately Dr. Hungerford, and
you depend upon being restored to heah that great
est of Gods blessings
STONE GRAVEL, &c.-The efficacy of DR.. Hunger
ford Lthron Trpc has proved beyond doubt to be the
most certain in the above named smos painful
that the human frame is most subject to. 41tf
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Miners Exchange and Savings Bank
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SACRAMENTO STREETS,
SAN FRANCISCO.


Ill monies deposited in this Bank, in not exceed
IA ing One Thousand Dollars, payable demand
deposits of One Thousand Dollars, days sight
Said deposits made and after Sept 1st, 1884, Sept
lst 1885, will draw interest at the rate of and half
per cent per month
All specie deposits of not less than one hundred dollars
made for six months and will draw interest at the
rate of two per cent per month.
On the 1s of September of each year deposors will be
notified of any change of the of interest for the
ing year:
GOLD DUST consigned for assay coinage the Uni
ted States Branch Mint will receive immediate attention
and the results from assays will be returned every forty
sight hours and the charge in all will only be
and half per cent, including all charges for assay and
coinage half per cent for assay alone when the
amount fifty and upwards all amounts under f
ty ounces the price will be five dollars
Miners and Merchants leaving Gold Dust at this Bank
ing House to be assayed have immediate advance
on their gold without any charge for advancing.
Bills of Exchange the Eastern States at ninety days
from date sixty days from sight, will be drawn atpar
Sight Drafts will be drawn at three per cent the usual
rates at the time of drawing.
Mint Certificates purchased at reasonable discount
Gold dust and gold bars purchased the highest market
price. -.
Rich Quartz Specimens valued free Of CHARGE and the
highest prices paid for them when offered for SALE
The usual Banking facilities extended to Merchants and
Traders, and the Bank will be kept open for the
dation of Depositors until 81 NJ, and until 10
Saturdays.
N. B.-Miners remit their Moneys or Gold Dust, in
sealed packages through Wells Fargo a. Co. and Adams
Il Co.'s Expresses, labelled and directed to me- with such
instructions they may deem proper with the full
that every attention will be paid to their instructions
relative to the same. A. S. WRIGHT,
az 3m Banker.
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Wells, Fargo q co.'s Express.

A JOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPITAL $5O0,Ooo.
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G. FARGO,
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay,
EDwS ED,s B. B. MonaAs M1n5s' A. A. ktTsoiRs NJ G. Smith
EpWiN H5v1f i B. fIe5 MORGAN, President.
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
nUR regular sem-monthy Express is despatched from
" San Francisco the LIST and 16th and from n York
the 9th and 20th of each month, by the mail steamers
in charge of messenger through destination.
the latest moment before the departure of the steamers
Treasure insured under open poces in of the New
York companies at Loyds in London at the option of
shippers.
Our regular semi-monhy Express for Oregon despatch
ed by the steamers of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
INLAND RoUTEs-An Express for Sacramento and Marys-
vile is despatched daily (Sundays excepted) o'clock P
in charge of careful and rusy messengers connecting
at Sacramento with Rhodes 4 Lusk's Daily Express to
Shasta and Yreka, and with Hunter Co.'s Daily Express
to Placervie and all parts of Ell Dorado county.
daily Express is sent from our Office in Sacramento to
Rough and Ready Grass alley and Nevada. Also daily
Express to Auburn, Ophr, Yankee Jims and all parts Of
Placer county.
Todds Express for Stockton, Sonora Mokelumne Hill,
Maposa and all the principal camps in the southern Mines
is despatched daily from office in San Francisco Our
messengers supplied with iron safes for the security of
entrusted to their Our connections on the
Atlantic side equa if not superior to other Cao
Express We connect at New York with the following
well known lines, viz: The American Express Company
running via Buffalo and Dunkirk Cleveland Sandlsky
Toledo, Cincinnati, St. Louis Detroit. Chicago Gelena
ETC. The Harden Express to Boston, Philadelphia Bat-
and Canada Express. Davenport Mason " Co.'s New
Bedford Express, and Livingston, Wells Co.'S European
Express. In connection with their express business they
will also transact general Banking Exchange and colec
tion business. General and special deposits reccved-co
ectons and remttances made in all parts of California Or
egon the Atlantic States and Europe with and
despatch.
Drafts also drawn payable at the following Places viz
NEW YORK. PENNSYLVANIA
Albany, Troy Utiea Syra- Philadelphia Eric Pottsve,
cusc, Oswego, Auburn, Ge- Reading
ncva Canandaigua, Lock- MICHIGAN.
port Rochester, Buffalo, Sill Detroit Monroe Adrian Ann
Greek, Dunkrk West Arbor, Niles, Battle Creek.
field. INDIANA.
MASSACHUSETTS. South Bend, Michigan City.
Boston. ILLINOIS.
ISLAND. Chicago, Galena, Springfield,
Providence. Peoria.
CONNECTICUT. WISCONSIN
Sonngton. Milwaukee, Racine.
MISSOURI.
Ashtabula, Xenia, Cleveland st. Louis.
Newark, Mansfield, Colum- CANADA WEST
bus, Springfield, Sandusky, Toronto, Hamilton.
Toledo Pansvile, Dayton, CANADA EAST
GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, Titfn Montreal, Quebec.
Mt Vernon WELLS FARGO E co
KENTUCKY. MCCONNELL " Co., Agents.
Louisville. November I9-ltf
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ell Dorad

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ell Dorado
In the District Court llth Judicial District.
Cornelius Coolidge VS. Willard Snow, F. R. Ford John
Henwood and - Collier.
The People of the State OF California to Willard Snow
greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court in and for said County and
the complaint of Cornelius Coolidge plaintiff filed
herein against the above named defendants within forty
days after service hereof Exclusive of the day
servce Said action is brought recover the sum of
1884 Oh with interest and costs Of suit for goods mining
tools liquors &c, furnished said defendants and for board
of defendants aborers And you fail appear and an
the said complaint above required Judgment will
be rendered by default in accordance with the PRAYER
thereof
[r~o) Witness my hand with the seal of said Court
Ls Affixed at Office in Colona, this the 2Oth day of
(N~~) October, A. ID. 1854.
A. Ste. DENVER, Clerk.
By A. d. WALDRoN, Deputy Clerk.
On reading the affidavit Of said plaintiff and the
plant heren is ordered that service of upon
said defendant, Willard Snow, be made by publishing the
same in the Empire County Argus once week for three
months. JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge
t- Attest: A. SIC DENVER Clerk
D3m iBy A. D. WALpRoy, Deputy Clerk.
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Henry NJ. Fiske,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY.

WV OULD inform the citizens of Ell Dorado County in
w general and MUD SPRGNGs in particular, that he has
on hand large assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS and OILS, well full supply of the best
Patent Remedies usually found i'll Drug Establishments
Also a large assortment of the LATEST PUBLICA-
TONS, which he is receiving by every steamer, direct
from the publishers, and which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates
s8-Store-Postofice Buildings, Main ST.. Mud Springs
January 9TH, 1854. El2tf1
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MCCONNELL g. CO.'S EXPRESS

Exchange and Banking Office, Main street, Cooma.
Mcconnell Il Co daily Express to Sacramento
connecting with Wells. Fargo q Co.'S Express to San
Francisco Oregon, Atlantic States, Canadas and Europe
Treasure packages parcels, etc. forwarded with safety
and despatch Special attention given to the collection Of
notes and accounts
Sight bills exchange drawn all parts of the Atlantic
States Canadas and Europe. Checks at Sight all parts
of California
Deposits received, special or otherwise. GOLD DUST
bought. MCCONNELL. & co
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Accommodation Stage Line.
FROM
Diamond Springs to Georgetown.

TIME subscriber, having extended his line to Diamond
Il Springs, will four horse Coach daily between
the above places via Johntown, Cooma Cold Springs and
Mud Springs-leaving Georgetown at 81 o'clock A. NJ,
and arriving at Diamond at H. Returning, will leave
Diamond at IL NJ. Arriving at Georgetown at p. NJ.
OFFlCEs-Georgetown at the Georgetown Hotel, Da-
mond Springs, at the Howard House.
Having line of Stages for the past years. be-
tween Georgetown and Cooma the undersigned feels
fden that in extending this line Diamond he offer
such accommodations to merit the patronage OF the
public.
In connection with the above can be forward
ed by TRAIN OF SADDLE ANIMALS, to Todd's
Valley, Yankee Jims, Wisconsin Hill, and Iowa Hill.
ROBERT ELLIS.
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DR.. Whelpley's Medical Cards.
f. STRANGERS
VISITING SAN FRANCISCO WILL REMEMBER
DIR. WHELPLEY'S
MEDIC AL OFFICE

is AT THE
Corner of Sansome and Commercial streets,
UoNG WHARFo
Opposite the 81. Nicholas, Mantle, and Crescent City
Hotels,
Cup Stars)-Entrance Sansome street.
FOR PRIVATE CONSULTATION
IN ALL CASES OF VENEREAL DISEASE, ACUTE
AND CHRONIC,
Such as SYPHILIS, SECONDARY AND CONSTITUTIONAL AT
FEcTIoNs, GoNoRRHoEA SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
GLEET AND STRUCTURE.
also,
ALL DISEASES PECULIAR TO THE FEMALE SEX
PRoLApsUs, UTERI Calling of the Uterus),
FLOUR ALBUs, HYsTER1A,
BARRENNEss, Etc
PANAMA AND MARSH FEvERs, FEVER AND AGUE, REMIT
TENT BILIOUS FEvERs, AND EVERY SPECIES OF
MALARIA DISEASE AND CONSEQUENCES.
H1- No CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.
R Patients can be assured that their maades will
WITH, but treated always upon strictly scien
ttfc principles.
Speedy Cure guaranteed in almost all Cases.
Remember that Dr. WIS Office is the of Com
mercial and Sansome streets, Qong Wharf) up stairs,
entrance Sansome opposite st. Nicholas Mantle, and
Crescent City Hotels
j. ID. WIIELPLEY, Nj. D.,
3m San Francisco.
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A JOINT STOCK COMPANY-CAPITAL $5oo,ooo
DIRECTORS.
HENRY WELLS, WILLIAM G.. FARGO
JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, JAMES Mckay,
ELIJAH p. WILLIAMS, A. REYNOLDS
EDWIN B. MORGAN, A. M. G. SMITH,
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Testimonials from the Press.
[From the Echo dn Pocifg,N.'1

DUO I h II q N q L Il + UK d.
We wish to call the attention of readers to the ad
vertsement of this gentleman whose extensive practice
and great sufficient to induce all those afflicted
give him call The Doctor is only regularly educa
ted Physician but he has the principles of honesty and
feel for his fellow beings He has undoubtedly more prac
tice than any other Physician in San Francisco, and it
fast increasing. To those acquainted with the Doctor,
say nothing to skill and integrity they well
known but to strangers do say call at No 226a Du
pont street, and you will find that friend in need is
Friend indeed
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On Monday afternoon, ASsn Q, Of consumption, nazA
RYAN, q Queens county Ireland, assd Is yssrs.
one O'Clock this sfsrn,on her remains viii BE- convoy.
On Monday April o. at the HALF Orphan school, JACOB
kAnsEAu Jr son OF the late Charles Rsbinesu, aud
g Ss ss1
Ana God bath taken the. hons forest;
Thy spirit has left this world
To reign With those Of the best.
On Tusiesy, April 10, wnu.x B. Asn, the adopted
The relatives and friends Of the family Invited to
attend the fun raj from the residence Of his PARENTS
No zoe Kim seet to-morrow afternoon, at two O'Clock,
PhiIsdelghia papers please ease, copy 9 -,.,,.
2. ap 1e
The funeral WI, take place this afternoon, at three
o'eloch from No. i4s I.urens street.
Of Major Samuel Parker and Harriet H Parker, aged
5years and months.
father No l2l West 5xteenth street. Seventh
nue. this afternoon at two o'clock to which all friend
Of Oriental Lodge No os, l. O. Of O. f., and National
Chapter No. 1s, o. u A.
Yes the last great earthly change
Has passed over our child.
She Is sleeping; but she sleeps
The silent and lonely sleep OF DEATH
How sad the thought.
On Tuesday evening, April TO- RonKRr CLIFFORD SON
William and Martha Clifford, aged years, months and
The funeral win take place At two O'Clock this after
noon, from his late residence No. rs Division street.
On Tuesday April 10, J. FRIpERIcK JACKSON, only
OF John and Maria Jackson, aged years and III days
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this afternoon, at three
o'clock, from the residence Of his father No 2l5 East
Broadway, without further notice.
On Tuesday, April TO- OF scarlet evsr, AUGUSTA, only
child Of Henry and Augusta zover, aged years, IL
months and 10 days
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from No. 81 Cortlandt street, this
afternoon, at half past two O'Clock Her remains will
be taken to Greenwood for interment.
In Brooklyn, Monday evening April o. after short
Illness, MARY the beloved wife Of John B. Hasins, in
the 4Sth year Of her age.
The members and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence
No 2lS Front street, this afternoon at two O'CLOCK
New Bedford and Buffalo papers please copy.
On Tuesday morning April 10, HENRY RADFoRD, ST.,
in the 65tb y, ar Of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family and those Of
his sons Henry, Robert and VIM Radford, respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral without further inv
taton, from st. Lukes Church. Clinton avenue BUok-
Ign, this afternoon, at two o'clock.
AT Taboga on Tuesday, March Is, Mrs. ANN JANE wife
OF Christopher Leeper, aged 3S years, month and IL
days.
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CTARTLING REVELATIONS!
~ THE MAD HTlQEsS

OR THE GRIMES or A srEP MOTHER,
I the title Of startling work which will appear In the
NEW YORK DISPATCH
Of April H. 1853.
IN WHICH WILL BE REVEALED SOME or THE DARK MysrE
- RIEs of Law AND LUNATio AsyLUMs.
has long been known that OF the mad houses Of
Europe used for the most dAboca purposes
dreamed that the lunatc asylums OF the United States
used for any other than legm purpoe But whom
to open the records Of these proess phi
snthropic instutions that they than
their European prototypes There within walls
Of Of these both and whose minds
and ntescts quito clear those Of the physicians
Who consisnsd them 70 their cesand whose FREQ
from the guilt and crime which the hearts those
eon,pred deprive them Of their liberty that they might
reyel wealth that was not theirs The psrpose Of
thorcss Of The Mad Heire IL TO lay before
people history Of Of these terrible plots which
Too successfully carried out She hopes arouse public
opinion to an evil that calls loudly heaven for redress.
reader must Judge The story the heroine who the
turposes 2, .ns wor5, oasc hmay WarnerJ literally
eogIIed the city Of New York. the towns Of
New England spite Of the attempt unfor-
tunste identify Read H. you that daughters leave
to the tender merces OF step mother and be careful hov
your propert,se thas cannot be used 70
render the anal account OF stewardship earth
Price four cents copy For sale by all agents Pab
iication Once No. 70 Beskmsn street.
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Personal.

A JAR STREET, NO. s-IF THIS SHOULD MEET
"A the eye o. No. Agar l.trees hs 70 requested 70
merry OF the firm of Colt, Higgs Co. Direct to the
Post ONCE, Philadelphia.
WITNESSES wANTED.-AEY PERSON WHO SAW
w the assault and foscible election Of cotored
from Madison stage the night Of Friday March
80 Will much oblee the injured bv sending their ad
pany, S2 Wall street.
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Birth.
On Tuesday, April 10 at No. $50 Seventh AvenHe the
hdy Of VIZ. scBoiSs, Esq, Of . son.


On Monday, April o, at 80. Thomas Church BY the
Rev. Caleb Capp, Lieut.. PRAxCs HENRY BARS L. =.
army 70 cArARsx soPmA swArsE daughter Of Peter N.
swAine, OF this city.
On setusday evening April T. a. the residence OF the
brides mother BY the Rev Dr. hlett OF No 30s Brooms
street, Mr.. WILLIAM 7. MORTIMER Of Southport CJnn., 70
Mise ALICE JANE WESTON, Of THE city
On "wednesday, September ~, 1854 by the Rev J. r.
nsrmancs, MI THos. ID. wnsnkR0rn, formerly OF Phla-
aeighia. 70 Mis-. ylscY WALLACE daughter Of Mr. VIZ.
y. Wallace, Of this city.
Philadelphia, Psslsiin and oughkespss papsrs please
copy.
N Brooalyn, on Monday, April Q, By the Rev Henry
Ward Beecber. WILLIAM EwrsG McDou0ALn OF Glasgow,
scotlant 70 FANNY Lxnua, eldest daughter OF the Rev
Robert Mclean, Of 81. Johns Church Hobart town "
d. l., late Of Newry, Ireland.
Ballast and Newry papers pies,e copy.
On Wednesday, March IL, at Guayama Porto Rico In
The U. s. Coz suste BY Francis W. Preston Consul OF
me United States, Mr.. PInu MIcHKI Of Nes haven c.
70 Mise ErenIA rpIksA horiIn. Of GusyamA.
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On xerday, April O. Of congestve fever, Mrs Jrria.
vie Of Edvard willsox, aged n years. nonshs and
10 days.
her bo.hers John and Peter ~ Cornwall also the meu-
hers " Howard Ledge NO. 90 o. Of ~, iavs,sd
n attend the funeral from he residence OF her brother
John CORNWALL No SIS Hester street, this aseraoon at
two O'Clock. Her remains win be taken TO Greenwood
for interment.
On Monday morning, lprn o. at the r.. Louis Hotel n
tsis city, HEvRY afdrR In the 3sth year u his ace.
vale remains taken 20 Connecticut for nt1rnsnt
Western payers please copy.
sp5ssnIy, on ss.urdsy 1yri u q. biz residsncs No.
z2e mzaee:b street supposed Of csayIsons, PbrRIcK
gsRnoLI.
scrg'a spc e. Johss paPsrs risaas egy.
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II q kIhP. AUtIIONEEh-FfRsT rLAss CABt
~ Ne. fsrni,s-s-Ie y ssld s,Ss, q -. a.afa.. q
tsn On .risy hsst W order q -. assgnss q. vsr.
reem lbrsAfvay, neat shove the City Hsgps the satrs
.sck 81 % ART eiass cty atnss nAksfs strs1
20 fbs vNsrsem FOR ecnysrBss - f-ls sa1 gfs
VIZ bsauifui asortment ~ superior fyssvss sAosasy
" 90 -sins, Lsrsr iisss re1n sss ss,mbs fsssisri,
y vbh the .stsular sttsnton o. frsnds asd
eksssrs ssntrkIy yttsd, v essUt sBa
-eed sfr fsrsSsx covered "a rsA too sAa ssef
untssh. y nutis 'sasy Y y s.vsrs $50 ts, sts'
carved, FDssygaa esnt~r ssa pier table, fsasy tstss
~ih rfeF doors really carvs5 feW~osl 40
lsrsr sssrssrs' s.esss, .1dfsees. ssssafsea aGlsE
sna spspslsi ekas<r arntore ktsatfally ssffss
-eta snA maAeEssy bsstss4. lsrs.ss AL wssbstssss
thafs 10 VARSITY Aad esAr srle.ss Al q NAfh %.
wsrthr ~ tbs aqte ~ AtusAftg~re G.aAs Fsrrk0ssg
~ ths sfy ~ pa11sa fsr safgt saeaths
etsg~s rs.ss - tteFe@s RsfN - ~
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS L CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss-oFFIcE
n No 10 Broadway Our next express TO San Francisco
will be forwarded Thursday April 18th, per
STAR OF THE WEST via SicarasnA In charge OF pscai
messenger TO destination. w. ID. DINsM0HE
T. 3 SANFORD,
\. n. SHOEMAKER,
Paekage Exprese.
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sei this day - l0f clock 81 the ssed store Jgha
seet, srsnfd assprtMsni ~ perr&taa moathly osab
nsnss. srspt rnss carnations, puKs ysrbeEss .aslss
risdteus tutsrcsss Ae Ae dirses frss the garden
serass q sale, fr,m Peter nsRasssn, Jersey cy Cat
alogsss
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CRocERIEs, TEAS AND PR0vIsIoHs.-wHOLE.
" sas and retail The subscriber respectfully informs his
his old stand q vssy street which partly destroyed
~ IRE on the 9Th Of March He has enlarged rAssd
sns tess sugars ecnses spices soap starch hams saos
butter cheese Ae no. Croocrs, bakers hotsi keepers
and families who goods Tor cash. and wish
In doing, the subscriber respectfully socits
V call and :Ianns for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere and be convinced that they buy
than o. other In the city for cash.
ssn sdherts 70 his old system, not requiring his
honorable customers TO pay the bad debts which
vcldabe In The eredi. syssm The subscriber naers him
se from long experience 10 tbs busn and
Foods for cash from importers and hands affords
him many advantages that others In business not
have Who purchase rom second third banda each making
Q per centAxe. PETRR LYNCH
B-skip and sioop stores put MP 81 the shortsst mo-
tice Goods delivered nee Of carriage The ssbscb has
No eohneetIon with any other store
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HENRY II: LEEDS. AUCTIOSRER-DY m. n LEEDS
IL CO, Thursday Arrn ~ ssa Friday. Is,s A. i0,,
o,ock attbc rslss room ~ Nssssu street. sad
silver sin p and frssss cords ssd basns s.asrs asa
other ribbons velvet eats, eurtaln eords and .ss.s
ihreads hos velvet ribbons eAe psarl anA ether VI.
earring ist sooas seid pencils, plated gosas rtt<hs
SEES fyf rnFs liver psnels bracelets. Uory $40 psar
Tablets esstete Dorttmspn aes salai spoons al fsEs
weddiss csk- boxes dci games varsteds sscklsss ty
sntaus pitchers paper weights bshsuan sass
porcelain peods, Feas and ladies frsasns eases tsr
rss shsll ks Berlin iron rods fancy sad sttsr
Iarcs Sch hooks. srorns in psmests pasry tans aaA
tire ssheol Itsticnsry waters brushes Aai srss Tsry
~ e'hsg isscy goods all ~ rhlsh ell IL sss Vft y ~
s.Nt,'. I.y & Is ssfisLss.
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No y llesr,y street on. door ircm h.ssas, -ih gvs
sells and merssIs at pabls and p,iysts sale ani % tta
sale - euetoB o. earsoss honssLol fsrniturs painng
stsssry wtts Of art Jsvery Ac sss 70 %, deer s!ss
generally,
sossy literally advanced real estate stosks vessels,
furniture, AZ let on sale nth
Ioe as nsFatia.ea
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wv WHITES AUcUpsEgR, Will sat- Jnfs
w WsAEssAsy. mt Z 1rtoss a.. n a. III GsnNf
,srsst al tks rsais hgasshsd sr1itsrs ~ Assf iisE
bes-ssfas rsskas a. othsr shslrsf sinsF
t.Liss rir AL grsl trrsrs IN Fsfsss
stsstry snA ether etrfss esisths sasf rsas ahsrsy
ether tsfs,ssfs hair tgA sthsr ssFs.ss Asaa
sha tslh tafstss sasksNts ty., ss flsias rosss
tn4 iitbsn ststsls, sktns, Esa asa Plates Aloe
.may
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OAssLnY wsIcHT WILL WILL SILL AT AgcriIos, ON

~ Thursday, April l2th 1888, At 10 o'clook, A, " A.
TIE klngs County Hotel, corner Of FIRST and ses'h
Seventh street,, opposite Peek alp ferry date Wl
bsmssurg Brooklyn Trustees safe o. seven valashls
horses 81 different and speed Of which "a the eel
esrated Canadian trotuny mare LADY Absrdssn,"
fast shout fifteen bands hsb In September Las, she o
y sseond One horsAn lay mare, asout hnssn and halt
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family animals sound ana kind. Tse bages gas sseohd
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