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SUNDRIES.
STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.

STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE
. nERSONS doing business in the county
/ Of Trinity, who have not procured their
Licenses, are notified to come forward ana
do 80 or they will render themselves laoie 10
prosecution.
According to an "Aot to provide Revenue
Gov Tho Covernment of the State OF Calltor-
nian passed May 18th, 1854, Licenses are as
follows
,,ass sl0O per month; 2d class, $50; Sd
Oiass sIo. 4th class, $50; 5th class, SIS.
All nersons selling goods, wares, merchan-
aisa vines or distilled liquors, drugs or med
icines, jewelry or wares OF precious metals,
and persons who keep horses or carriages
for rent or hire, shall pay per month--for lst
class, $50, I'd class $374, Sd class s25, 4th
class 500, 5th class SIS, 9th class SO, 7th
class S7t, Sth class S., 9th class S34, 10th
class $21.
All tavern and innkeepers, and all persons
who may sell liquors in less quantities than
one quart, shall pay per month-for the lst
class, $40, I'd class, $40, Sd class, $40.
For each billiard table, $50 per quarter.
For each ten-pn alley, SIS per quarter.
Each travelling merchant, hawker and ped
lar, with pack, per month, SlO, do. do., win
wagon, $50.
Every person who shall transact or carry
on any business specified without first pro-
curing the license required, shall be liable to
pay double the amount Of license, with costs
of prosecution.
Section III of the revenue act is as fol-
lows: The payment Of the moneys for the
purpose of obtaining Licenses under this act,
shall not be construed to grant in any manner
License, until the License is actually OBJ
tanned from the Auditor.
L. S. WILLIAMS,
County Auditor.
Weaverville, Feb. "a, 1855.
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EXPRESSES.

ADAMS G CO.'S
CALIFORNIA Il ATLANTIC STATES
EX p R ESS,
I EAVES the office in Shasta daily for all
IL parts of California, and twice a month ior
the Atlantic States aud Europe, by the Pa
ciic mail steamship company's steamer.
We also forward and receive regular Ex-
presses by the Nicaragua steamers, and ship
pers by US can have their choice rs to which
route they will have their treasure, packages
or letters forwarded.
We have the most extensive Express IN
this State, and in the Atlantic States our ia
cilities for transacting Express business arc
unequalled.
Our rates are i5,cer than those offered by
any other House having the same security.
We sell Drafts on all the principal cities
in the Union, and have made arrangements
by which our drafts are cashed by any Of the
Banks in the Western states.
We ship Gold Dust, fully insured, to all
parts of the world.
Our Drafts on Edwards, Sandford & Co,
London, are cashed by any of the banks in
Europe.
Cram, Rogers & Co.
Are our agents in Weaverville, Yreka and
Jacksonville. At any of their offices our
Drafts can be obtsned. Gold Dust ship
ped, or Letters and Packages forwarded
They sell checks at par on all our principal
offices in this State. Al packages forward
ed by them go through direct to destina-
ton L. w. TRACY,
Agent at Shasta.
Shasta, Dec. 1854. do If
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Notice.
A IL persons knowing Themselves indebted
II to the subscribers at the Sidney Meat
Market, and at the City Meat Market, kept
by Geo. Willame, are hereby notified that
the books and accounts are now at the Noun
tain Market, where those indebted are re-
quested to call and settle.
LOOMS g. CO.
Jan. l3, 1855. If
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HOT ELS, Etc.
AUSTIN HOTEL.

HAVING opened this House in Weaver,
IL the undersigned will endeavor to accom-
modatte the travelling public and permanent
boarders with Board and Lodging equal to
any in our town, or in Northern California.
The Bar is furnished with the best Of Lii
uors and Cigars.
CY- Call and see u.s. -R1
PATRICK O'KEEFE.
WeararitIe Dec. 10, 1854. die 2
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INDEPENDENCE HOTEL

THE subscribers having leased the above
l. named Hotel, would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally that the
House will be kept in a manner that will give
satisfaction to all those who extend to him
their patronage. The rooms are well fur
nished and convenient.
The Tables will be furnished with the very
best the market affords, regardless Of expense
This department being under the superin-
tendance Of Mr. j. STANMoRE. is sure
guarantee Of satisfaction even to the most
fasildiOus.
The Bar IL supplied with the best Of Ii
quors. Customers will be accommodated at
any hour Of the day or night.
g. BELCHER.
j. STAEMORE,
d9d Pyop,ietOr;
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Fire Proof Brick Building,
WEAyERvILLE.

D NJ. EDER g. Co. offer for sale their
i extensive stock Of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Liquors.
Clothing, of all descriptions,
Dry Goods of every de-
scription,
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
India Rubber Goods,
Blankets,
Hardware,
Miners Toels,
Carpenters Tools.
Nails, all sizes,
Crockery,
Office and Parlor Clocks
Glassware,
Gilt and Mahogany framed
Looking Glasses,
Oil and Camphene,
Window Glass, different sizes,
Gold Scales,
Colts Revolvers,
Powder Shot and Lead, d,
Stoves, Parlor and Cook
Stationery,
Perfumery,
Combs and Brushes,
Brooms and Buckets,
Wall Paper,
Brussels Carpet,
Straw Mating,
Saddlery,
The best brands of To-
bacco and Cigars,
Fruits Preserved, all kinds,
Oysters.
Feb. 9, 1855. If
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Sheriff's Sale.
Jan. l3, 1855. II

DY virtue Of an execution 10 me directed,
ID issued on the 18th day Of February, 1855,
out of the District Court, Of the ninth Judi
cial district, in Trinity county, in an action
to forccluse mortgage in favor of John w
Davis and S. A. Robinson and against ID.
b. Mooney, for the sum of sixteen hundred
dollars with interest thereon, at the rate of
five per cent per month, from the 18th day
July last, and accruing costs, have served
and levied upon and will expose to public sale
at the court bouse in Weavcrvie, in said
county, on Saturday, March l7th, A. d.,
lS55, between the hours OF ten O'Clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock. p. NJ, all the right, title, inter
est and claim of ID. b. Mooney in and to the
following described property, situated in said
county, to wit:
That tract Of land containing 100 acres,
known as Mooney's Upper EsCy, with its
appurtenances and improyenazs1 thereon;
bounded as follows Beginning at blazed
pine tree, near the cabin, about two hundred
yards north west Of said Moohey'5 house, on
Trinity river, and running southerly along
the foot Of the hill one mile, thence easterly
eighty rods, thence northerly one mile, thence
westerly eighty rods to the place Of begin
ming.
ALSO, that tract Of land known as the
McFaron tract, containing 60 acres, bound
as follows: Beginning at a fir tree marked T.
NJ, on the east bank Of Trinity river, nearly
opposite the south end Of the last described
tract, thence up said river bank half mile,
thence easterly, at right angles, half mile,
thence southerly to a cliff Of rocks, half a
milei thence half a mile TO the place Of be.
ginning, with Improvements thereon.
ALSO, the undivided one-third Of cer-
tain ditch, and the right Of water theIin
known as Mooney, Shimmins d Farwell's
Ditch, namely, a ditch conducting water from
a creek which empties into Trinity river on
its east side, about half mile above Moun
ey's Ferry, and conveys said water from
about one mile above the mouth Of said creek
to the mines near said Ferry.
VIM VI LOWE, Sh'F.
By VIZ L. JACKSON, Dept.
Weaveryille, Feb. q, 1855. 3t.
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WANTED

INFORMATION Of JOSEPH YOUNG,
i who left the Atlantic States in the Fall of
1852, for San Francisco, California, and is
now supposed to be somewhere in the Mines
Any information in regard to his whereabouts
will he most thankfully received by his sister,
Mrs. ELIZA PHILLIPS, late of New York
city, and nov stopping at No. 20, Sutter St.,
one door from the corner Of Dupont street,
San Francisco, California.
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Married..


OnWednesday evening" Sept. 70, by the Rev A. d. Gil
lett, oHARIE w. SULLIVAN 10 HErHzIBAH +. WOOD all Of
this city,
On Tuesday, Sept 25 by the Rev. 5. NJ Isaacs, Mr. B.
MARKS Of the firm of Marks Patt to Miss Esn Cohen
daughter Of the late Morris b. Cohen all Of this city
On Wednesday, Sept 70, by the Rev VIM. s. Balch,
SAMUEL PALMER TO KATE daughter of James Webb, Esq,
all OF this city.
On Tuesday Sept IS, by the Rev James Mllet at his
residence No. III East Seventeenth street. Mr. ROBERT
HronE OF Ludlow England TO Miss ELIZABETH SANDS, Of
Glasgow, Scotland
In Portland Monday, Sept. "a, by the Rev Father
oDonne, APPLETON 0AKsMH, of this city, 10 lsorrA RE-
HEccHNI, Of Ancons, Italy.
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The Great Inhalfng Remedy for Asthma,
ssnrumpton and Of the throat and lungs DR.
TRTIss hygenaa THOUSANDS have been restored health
way and BY o. II. RING, No 95 Broadway Price only
IS package DIR. Curtis will be daily from 10 70
5o'elock, where he may be consulted free OF charge
For Fever and Ague, DcshIer's Pulls, 81;
India Choagogue 81 o Washington Elixir, 10 For
dropsy, gravel &C., Wolfe's Schedam Scnapps 81 For
rheamatsm Hyas Life Balsam 70 and Myers Extract
Rock Rose 81 For suppression obstruction &C., Van Ham
bss Female Monthly Pills ST. For diarrhoa cholera
bus 6c Mrs Hayes Syrup so cents and sun Mixture l2
and 70 cents, at GUIoN's l27 Bowery.
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RfMnos.-Herace Waters Pianos Having in
@ improvements Of action and overstrngs length scale
md power ofoneequal to the grand piano. Gilbert
- with or without the BOan Halett Cumsons Woodward
- bes; New York makers: new ~ octave pianos for $780,
tom $50 70 $40. Pianos 70 rent and allowed pur
ese Pianos for sale monthly payments. Sole agency Of
Ass Each instrument guaranteed give entire satisfaction
HORACE WATERS, 3ss Broadway.
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Brady's Gallery, $50 Br0adway-Phot0-
graphs abroypes and Daguerreotypes every STYLE
lest establishment in the United States Thompsons s
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sold the exclusive right taking ambroypes the
city New York and Long Island Mr.. VIM. A. Tomin
son, 1913 Broadway Caution The term ambrotype was
which Theoretically sealed by fir basam or s equivalent
cement between two glasses other plates Any application
his pictures upon single glass plates therefore
infringement Of rights Injuries our business and involves
The in liability for damages. CUTTING BOWDoIN
proprietors OF ambr0type patent, Boston.
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II. A. Lewis Ambrotypes, Taken mt IA
Chatham street. Improvement all called patents
|Ca visit his gallery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RRooKLYN I. D-NOTICE, O. U. A.-THE MEMBERS
- OF Nathan Hall chapter No. g. requested 10 meet
their room corner Of Fth and Grand Streets O'clock
Thursday evening September q for the purpose forming
body and proceeding TO visit Washington Chapter No
order of the Chapter, JAMES H. THEYER Sachem
q. COVERT, q, @,
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SCHENCK at l01s O'Clock, at 16 Wall strect.-Imporers
closing sale Of really fine old wines London dock brandes
Ac. All warranted pure and like sample shown Sale posi-
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Engraving and Printing-The Neatest and
most fashionable styles Of wedding and visiting cards spec
sent and orders received by mall for cards and
kind Of engraving and printing WIN. N. DUNNELI 1876
Broadway, corner Of Dey street.
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Oomb FactOry-A rich Assortment Of Tor
e shell dress combs The variety will found contain
- vary latest patterns. A. J. SAUNDERS $50 Broadway
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Carpets! Carpets! Carpets !-spleniid Eng
h Brussels &c. yard 30 900 yards beautiful ingram,
e. and o. per yard nGcr OIL cloths g. e per
NoWArV
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Csrpets.-Y0ung & jayne No. 364 Broad
way, Franklin street, Opposite TAylors saloon
oer Brussels carpet dollar yard and other
Articles In their line at proportionate rates.
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Looking Glasses, for the Fall Trade, at
greatly reduced prices. Buyers invited
stock before purchasing elsewhere. RICHARDS, KINGS
LAND CO., manufacturers, ITO Chambers street,
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runaion Of blood o head and save the lives Of thou
pds who suffer from dyspepsia, liver complaints and bile
~ he manuiacorss ~ Maiden lane New York and rs
fknd London and ~ all druggists at % cents s2s
kcss r -.
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plan, Broadway corner Of Houston sreetThis new and
hrge hotel newly furnished and in thorough order with all
he Of the highest priced hotels offers travel
1ers and the public including families unsurpassed
class hotel. SIDNEY KOPMAN,
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Uancy Cutlery, embracing . largo Variety
e 1portmen pen and pocket knives of the and
kee1sul patterns. A. ~. SAUNDERS, No. Aston House.
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0sfeH B0fKaIhsI In CafIIotihK.-We hhve now
store large stock Of fall nporatons comprising velvet,
tapestry Brussels, reepy and ingram carpetng floor oil
seh dc which we are offering at very low rates for
BY, 4b6 Broadway near Grand street.
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Extra Large Size Da9uerreotypes, In COlOrs,
|er only fifty cents including a beautiful case equal quality
charged FIVE dollars elsewhere WILLNGS
|pf ker Carmine
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Carpetings.-Pcters0n q Humphrey, $40
Broadway have just opened and in STORE large and
splendid lot OF rich BrussAs at &c. yard other
pets equally low. PETERSON HUMPHREY, $40 Broad
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rbes itch, aud all skin bemishes positively cured by GOU
proofs hair from low ioreheads, part Of the body
Qud rouge lily white hair dye and restorative al the old
'yot, 81 Walker street from broadway; Mrs
kyes, Brooklyn; Calender IS South Third street. Phadel
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Gayler's Safes-Prfces Greatly Reduced
70 settle retiring partner these reliable safes,
powder proof locks for sale at greatly reduced prices
Only depot Dos Pearl street, three doors above Maiden lane.
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he best In the world. Nine private for applying his
nrvalled dye Of limitations; they result ricule
largest stock OF wigs and toupees In America, wholesale
Ind retail, 81 BATCHEL0R'S, 20 Broadway.
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I. Dressing CaseS.-The compact Form and Der.
@ utility Of these articles render them indispensable travel
s they contain AZ ma necessary for The toilet PST
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| Wholesale Grocers, Rectiflers and Liquor
aeaersThe best quality Of and yellow oils In
packages and favorable result warraned the most
Natural imitation essences for Cruz rum
hnapp GIN CIDER peach and cherry brandies Scotch and
honongahela whskey raspberry strawberry and prnne
sences, best French cooring; for sale by
Dr. L. FEUCHTWANGER, 90 Maiden lane.
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Grand1ean Re-

ApOIOGy.--Mr. GrandJean HespcctfuIIy
bays him for having long delayed in
|Crming of his removal He be found day,
eady TO examine and give advice all diseases ofades
lair private "a Church street. corner OF Barclay.
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P1iess-Fnal Discovery OF the Only Possible
IRE by specis Cure warranted 1000 treated successfully
Ne summer seefju - certain, any case, as effect Is 70
base.
Dr. FIR. eERAU, al Fourth street, corner Of Broadway.
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ENTERTAINMENT OF THE PUBLISHERS AssOCIA
" ton at the Crystal Palace Thursday September Il


!, ton at The Crystal Palace Thursday september a 1885,
REGULArIoss.-IsroRxArI ALTON ron GUESTS
az w se I'VE The viii be
sent heir cards a the door A'' % pre-
s ss and w be received BY the CON-
s. Authors and other holding white win please
toilet provided (authors) invited TO the
Seats IN the gallery will be reserved
gentleman mot Otherwise nved panyng each lady In
s. The slxt avenue afford the easy
cess TO The Palace Several lines Of omnbuses win also take
viii enter on Forty. second street s"'''
Palace r NJ order make The necessary arrange
msns for receiving and a seating the guests
Booksellers from Of ecy who their
On behalf q DC s Committee q |. PUTNAM, Secretary.
w be held e aa%rSy
YORK ana 'sf 'geiFs uTSx
GREAT STATE FAIR AT EI.MIRA, OCT 3D. Sd, 4TH
and and sr oaa,y as By Erie % a. % d
fair Articles designed for exhibition, free.
MAsoNIc-TnE MEMBERS OF METROPOLITAN
a9Sga b S sa on are aosa r s
NJ The laws relative dues WIFI be strictly enforced B
nss Of particular interest viii S Be fer their
Z. 4. HARVEY, Sec.
MAsoNIc.-THE MEMBERS OF ST JOHNS LODGE
M No (under the Old consu,ion are requested attend
at eir rooms No. S Brosdway on busness Of IMPORTANCE
including work in the three degrees.
STEPHEN ROGERS. Master.
PETER NJ. SHARP, Secretary,
TWENTY SEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMKRI.
institute, in the city Of New York, October, lS56
Notice to Crystal Palace WI be open for The
until Tuesday the ID Of October Entrance from Forueh
street. BY order of the managers
EDWIN SMITH, Chairman
JoHN w. CHAnBERs Secretary.
THE WESTERN FARM ASSOCIATION WILL MEET ON
1hursday evening the 9Th inst at O'Clock. In Military
Hail. 1913 Bowery Members who pay dollar and twenty
five cents In weekly instruments five dollars monthly viii
secure forty acre farm with village plot, 10 Wisconsin.
JOHN STEVENS, President,
Lac President of The Industrial Home Association
Vernon.
VIZ. JOINS, Jr., Secretary.
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weeks by my onguent which viii njure tbs
rh. 81 bottle; aen; % part Of the country X. u. ORA
AM $50 Broadway Zelber "A South Third street. Phlade
|kia-
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TootAache Cured In Five Minutes, by DIR.
TOBIAS wonderful Venetian Lnimen pay; headache
half hur Sold by all druggists and sorekeepers. Depot
" Cortandi treet, New York. Price 70 cenis.
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Photographs-S6 per d0x.; Single One, 50
|pain s. colored credabe maker and subject Daguer
|reotypes 25 80 cts and 81 eachgems OF art
.-by machine process ARTISTS CLUB, 289 Broadway.
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J. n. Thompson's Hair Dye.-This |. the
ny article which bears The certificate Of DR. Chiffon war
d j II. THOMfsON's private hair dyeing rooms, No. 8
Tarren street; sold also by Rushton, Broadway.
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Hill's Improved instantaneous Hair Dye,
shIngs borBlack brown natural colors; fade
Recommended by chemists, doctors and editors Sold a.
rciay street and IS Nassau street. New York. and At T. w.
gsod's, al Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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ankers and General Land Agents. st. Anthony Falls, Mn
ollecons In Minnesota promptly attended Warrants To-
tied and Investments made In land that viii net from ~ 10
per cent year Probably part OF the West present
great nducemen, for investment Of capital
circulars and further particulars address above Re
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Hills Infallible Onguent for the Health
Ind beauty of the hair removing daniru 6c also Rachel
xInc and coogne water, SIX hngsa quart very fragrant
! No. Barclay street.
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Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-Strangcrs Waiting the
informed that The best place to get ornamented hair is
III NEDHURST 4 cos, q Maiden lane where they have
the cheapest and best assortment Of wigs oupes front
nd back bra,ds curla, &c.
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!. stu 80 Gently Ger me stealing'-
Bed bugs make peculiar feeling
Scratching, biting, travelling over
Sleeping victims, lying In closer.
The rambles Of these horrd horrible contern
plate LYONS powerful magnetic powder eectualy removes
|hem should be wiihou Depot IA Broadway,
Ind No. South Eighth street, Philadelphia.
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tand pre- emlne all competition. suite Of elegant
for applying his famous dye the greatest stand
rd article OF It's kind throughout the world His style OF
gs oupees perfection itself Wholesale and retail
II CRIsTADoR0's, No. o Aston House.
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RmLlARD TABLES-oP SUPERIOR QUALITY WITH
ID he most correct cushions offer ~ - = A.
De oscsf rrir~s Pals ciohs. -uc- A. av-vs ~ NM
NNNs.t~4. - -N.-A...4sDG slrvec
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Boots. SHOES, Caters, Slippers, &C.,

0OOtas oHOes, Ou1S01ss SIPPCTs, WC.-NIbO,
description, fur boots and
comfortable foot requisite for the season.
prices cannot fall TO suit purchasers at e. A. BROOKS
676 Broadway $50 Fut0n Call places
You are sure 70 find what you want.
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Evans Clothing Warehouse, Nos. GO and
g Fulton street-Fne cloth 81; splendid
business 5000 pair fancy cashmere pants 81 50
rich 81 superfne beaver overcoas SIS
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CITY Tradc.-Or Large Stock OF Fall and
Inter clothing for city trade open iori Inspection win
sD we Ssve before sO my Of Po. aaa s
D. DEvLIN co.. 2Ss. 80 and 80 Brosdway
The Old Place.-Wc have now ON hand at
eur celebrated old stand stock OF fall and winter clothing
Fall and Winter Clothing, ls55.-AIrred
og nRoE CO. Al Rrosway osr 70 their ssnd ss s
d sv AsS large No s
Walton from marked prices.
just Received, n Splendid Assortment OF
gloves under garments &c Of every so foa
a sn so on Wand those celebrated c0raa sn
Evans Clothing Warehouse, Nos. GO and
3 Fulton streetFne fashionable cloth coats w. splendid
rsh silk vests b. extra superne beaver overcoa SIS
sveshoes Of description fur boots and kind Of
comfortable foot requisite for the present at
Is Bsoadway and i5c Fulton street ca these Places and
Jon are sure ind what you want
. Dressing Cases.-The compact Form and per.
c utility Of these articles render them Indispensable
i'9. o. DE- HOUSE. ss and
Carpetings.-Pcterson & Humphrey, $40
Il have st Opened and ncw in store large and
pets equally low. PETERSON & HUMPHREY $40 Broad
way.
Great Bargains In Carpeting.-We have now
IA store large stock of fall mporatons comprising velvet
tapestry Brussels reep and ingram Competing floor oil.
cloths &C. which offering at low rates for cash
Rich Brussels 70. and S. per yard SMITH LOUNSBER-
BY, 4b6 Broadway, near Grand street.
Carpets.-Y0ung g. jayne No. 384 Broad.
way Of Franklin street, Opposite TAylors saloon
e66r carpet dollar yard
articles In their line at propordonate rates
Carpets! Carpets! Carpets !-splendid Eng
- Brussels g. per yard 600 yards beautiful ingram S.
- ~ and oil cloths 2s6d yard
q DE great carpet establishment Of HIRAM ANDERSON %
Dowery.
comb Factory.-A rich Assortment Of Tor
- vary latest patterns A. j. SAUNDERS $50 Broadway
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Ctey Trade.-Our Large Stock OF Fall and
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una contain larger variety and stylish garments
Nan we have before got up Prices uniformly low
ID. DEVLIN 4 CO., 25S 259 and $50 broadway
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I r. BEAUMONT HAS REMOVED HIs STUDIO PROM
lAs Hotel.