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LADIES ARRAIGNED FOR DESTROYING LIQUOR
Some half dozen ladies were brought before the
Police Court in Cincinnati-'most of them young,
and some of them pretty" says the Commercial
for having destroyed, Vi ct arms about 5000 worth
of liquor with which Mr.. Patterson had provided
himself to supply the bar of tavern he was about
opening at Mount Pleasant 1t seems however,
that their husbands were looking on to see the fun
and the prosecuting attorney very much to their
surprise, called upon them to for the enter
prise of their better halves. The Justice dismissed
the case for want of jurisdiction.
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''ORDER OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION" A
new order Of knighthood is to be established in
France to be entitled the "Order of Immaculate
Conception" The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Atlas says it is to be confined to the noblesse
Each member is compelled to furnish eight quar-
terngs of nobility, if purely French and sixteen if
mixed with foreign blood A rule entirely novel in
religious orders will insure the most extended pop
ularity to the Immaculate Conception, being the
permission accorded to its members to marry, pro-
vded their choice be approved by the superior.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Ell Dorado,
- In the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District
of said State in and for said County In the matter of
the petition of Moses Hiler, an insolvent debtor.
Pursuant to order of the Hon John NJ Howell Judge
of said Court made this day notice is hereby given to all
the creditors of the said Moses Her insolvent debtor
to be and appear in open Court the 18th day of May
next at the Court House, in the of Cooma in said
county, to show if any they can why the prayer of
the nsovent should not be granted and assignment of
his assets and estate should not be made and he be dis
charged from his debts
(--) Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
(--) A. STC. DENVER, Clerk
81 By A. ID. WALDRCN Deputy.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ell Dorado,
- BE it remembered that on this 18th day of March,
1885, before the undersigned Justice of the Peace and
for said county, personally Agnes Foger, of said
county, married woman, and wife of Samuel Folger, and
made the declaration to wit That she intends carry
on business in her and her account, the
Ranch Farm, Dry Creek in said comfy and that
the amount invested in said business does not exceed FIVE
thousand dollars" AGNES FOLGER.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
affixed my seal, at office in Coloma in said county, this
18th day of March, A. d. 1855.
1913 JNO. F. LONG, P.
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iNTELLIGENcE OFFICES. Green people are daily
being swindled by the scoundrels who keep some
of these Offices They pay SIS, and are promised
place. They are sent by these petty swindlers to
persons who never dreamed of requiring help, and
can not get their money back when they have once
paid it. Those cheated are generally the poorest
of the community, Some of these rascals would
steal the cents from their dead mothers eyes,
Times g. Trans
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Application having been made this oath day of March,
A. D. 1885, affidavit, by George l.. Tarbel of said
plaintiffs that personal service of process in this
be served by publication in the newspaper pub
shed in this Ell Dorado county, and known the Empire
County ArguS for the term of two weeks and that det
have till the 24h day of April next at 10 o'clock P NJ
to file his answer in said suit.
2l2* GEO w. CHAMRERIIN f. p
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of El Dorado.
- The people of the State of California William OBJ
nson You hereby summoned be and appear before
at my office, in the Township of Salmon Falls county
and state aforesaid Friday the 10th day of March D.
plant of William Brown, in a civil action wherein he
claims two hundred dolars Judgment will be rendered
against you by default for said two hundred dollars and
costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of March, A. D.
1866. GEO. W. CHAMBERLIN, ] P
hereby depute ]. A Swart to above process
GEO w CHAMBERLAIN
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Ferry Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned will
make application at the regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of Ell Dorado county, California, held in
the town of Coloma, the first Monday of May, A. D.
1855, thereafter the be heard for
license to keep public Ferry the North Fork of the
American river, the road leading from Coloma Au-
burn at Oregon Bar in said county, for the period of
year.
Given under hands this Sd April, A. D. 1866.
]. P. CARTER,
2l5* WILLIAM MARSHALL.
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Information Wanted.

nF FELIX BATTELLE, who arrived at San Francis
~ co by the antelope" from Liverpool England, in
August, l849 When last heard FROM in January, 1885,
somehow engaged in the numbering business the
Bay. Any information whatever concerning him. will be
thankfully received and literally rewarded if neces
sary. Please address his brother,
MICHAEL NJ. BATTELLE,
2ll San Francisco Herald Office.
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A bill reducing fees in Office has been passed by
the Legislature. This is one good thing, but might
have been much better.
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TRUE. We noticed one day last week, nine
quarter casks of Liquors. deposited in front of the
Brick Store 1t is only few days since, SINH
lar lot was dumped in the same place. What is
done with so much Whisky; and what are the
Sons of Temperance doing.
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FAIRY MINsTRELs. The Fairy Mnstrels gave
an entertainment last evening to large audience
Little Augusta is sweet singer and fine accordeon-
ist. Miss Graves is also an excellent singer and
beautiful dancer. They give their second exhibi-
ton this evening.
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Late advices from Mexico state that General La
Vega, the successor of General Woll, had arrived
at Matamors, and entered upon his duties as gov
ernor of the province. The best of feeling pre-
vailed between the inhabitants on the two sides of
the river. There were, however, rumors of flibus-
ter enterprises against Mexico and it was reported
that parties at Brownsville and Monterey had rails
ed large sum of money to fit out an expedition
under command of the untiring Carausjal, who
had become somewhat rusty, not having had a
brush with his old enemies for month or two
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Notice..

yHNHE members of the California Mining Company are
IL hereby notified that the following assessments have
been levied for Bunker Hill Claims, $40 each share
for Oriental Claims S. on each share.
By order of the Board of Directors,
ROBERT MARKS, Sec'y.
Bottle Hill, April 3, 1855. 2lI
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Mountains are considerably up and down in YER
mont. 1t is related that coachman, driving up
one was asked if it was steep the other side
Steep he answered, chain lightning couldn't go
down it without breechin' on!'
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The county officials of Coloma, having nothing
else to do, running foot races for cigars.
They also begin to think of race to Salt River
this fall, and doubt training for the expedi
tion
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JOSH SILsBEE, the mlrth- provoking delineator of
Yankee character, is expected at the Bay, by the
next steamer. He has an engagement at the Me-
tropolitan.
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Col. Sam Medary, after various turns of politica
fortune, has got back to his old post as editor Of
the Ohio Statesman
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Our Acknowledgements are due Messrs Hall,
Whiting, Colby, and Keene, of the Senate, and
Mcconnell Johnson, Stevenson, Clayton, and Ash
ley of the Assembly, for legislative documents
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Wells, Fargo & Co. have our thanks for Calfor,
MIA and Atlantic exchanges, and for the prompt
delivery Of letters.
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The Know Nothings elected their ticket at the
charter election in Sacramento, on Monday last
Unless check is speedily applied to Sam,' he will
have the country to himself We hope he will be
rnerciful to the present dynasty of officials who
have been sacrificing themselves to their country's
good. Charity covereth multitude of sins ); and
in this particular, Sam will have a fine field for
an enlarged exercise of his charitable accomplish
ments.
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The Pacific Express Company will please accept
our thanks for favors during the past week.
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The Court of Sessions is now sitting, and when
the session closes we will give report.
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NOTICE..

If HENRY ROBINSON, of Placerville will be a candi
date for Supervisor of the First District he will be sup
ported by MANY CITIZENS.
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COnStable's Sale.

u virtue of execution issued by G. Hix, Justice
ID of the Peace in and for the Township of White Oak
founded judgment rendered by said Justice in favor of
lsidor Levyn, and against Sidney R. Rowe and Nathan E.
Rowe for the of hundred and twenty-seven dol
lars debt and ortyt and twentyeight hundredh
dollars interest and COSTS have levied upon the entire
right title, interest and claim of Sidney r. Rowe in and
to certain frame house and all the privileges and appur
tenances thereunto belonging situated the Pacervlle
and city road between the Carson River House
and the store of Cummings & Co., and being in White
Oak Township Ell Dorado county, California, and more
particularly known the Jew Store, which will expose
fer sale at outcry to the highest bidder cash hand
on the premises Thursday the 18th day of April 1866
at the hour of ii o'clock A. M.
E. SANDER RSON, Constable
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BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-El Dorado county has
been distrieted for the election of this Board, as
follows:
1st. District, Coloma and Placervlle;
"a. Diamond Springs Mud Springs, White
Oak, Costumes, and Dry Creek
3D.. Georgetown, Greenwood, Big Bear, Kelsey,
and Salmon Falls.
The election takes place on Monday next
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White Oak Township, March %, 1856
The above sale is postponed to Monday the 23d of April
1855, at the hour of ii o'clock A. M
April 4, 1855 2l3 E. SANDERSON Constable
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We are indebted to Geo. Vincent & Co., for Sac
ramento papers.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Sacramento. {
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD

"HEREAS, the evening of the Fifth of March,
w aray occurred at Negro Hill in the county of
Ell Dorado in which Harris wounded, and in
which one Henry Bell murdered and, Whereas said
murder believed have been commit ed by three men,
viz: solomon Rathburn, Moses Drew, - Tenissen,
alias John Marsh and, whereas, the said Rathbun, Drew
and Tenissen, Immediately after having committed said
act, fed from Justice.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of an act entitled San Act
authorizing the Governor to offer rewards for the apprehen
sion of criminals, passed April g. 1851 hereby offer
the sum of One Thousand Dollars 10000 Reward for
the apprehension and commitment of said fgtves from
fornia.
(~~2 Witness my hand and the Great Seal of the
the sh Ss9 Of March, oy Dr.
JOHN BIGLER, Governor.
Attest / w DENVER Sec of State
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Admission-Boxes, 81 so. Pit. 81.
Doors open at II commence at 8 o'clock.
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THEATER.
THE FAIRY MINSTRELS

MISS SARAH GRAVES. ES............... PIANIST.
Z. w. CHASE. ............M MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
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BRANCH MINT--The San Francisco Herald gives
the following statistics in relation to the Branch
Mint for the month of March:
Deposits were received from the lst to the 22d,
inclusive.
Coin after melting ...... ozs 6S,293.12
Bars after melting ozs 1O, ,533 06-7S 826 18
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DESCRIPTION OF TENISSEN

DESCRIPTION OF TENISSEN.
Height, about feet 10 inches hair light brown eyes,
blue grey, with the left nose long and
straight; chin, rather proceedings complexion sallow
face, long and thin, slightly wrinkled age, apparently
about 33 or "a years.
DESCRIPTION OF SOLOMON RATHBUN.
Height, about eight feet inches hair, sandy or light
auburn, cut short eyes, light blue nose, long, thin and
hooked chin, medium complexion, fair, cheek tint
ed; face long and thin age apparently about "a years
neck small spare in general appearance, and always
res pistol.
DESCRIPTION OF MOSES DREW.
Height, about six feet, and three four nches well pro-
portioned, limbs long hair brown eyes, blue nose
dunn size rather turned up chin rather small retreat
ng complexion, fair; face and head rather small in
proportion age about % years. 2I3
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Total coinage ..... 81. .378, 10000
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-, Value. ..:.... ST. ass, ,64O.73
Silver deposited ..... 34,376 20-$41, 72O SO
Gold coinage e...... S4 800, 600 90
Silver deposited ...... ...... As, 400 90
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sHiE LAZY fAS, rs clNrs, JUST PuBlIsTHD.-
a This q decidedly Of the riel,sst humorous
Songs ont. has been sung with great Applause Ia the
concerts Of the Soiumbians throughout the south and
Wese COAX 4. BROTHERS. 3i3 Broadway
seie agents for Haincs' Nv York, and Brown q Al
len's, Boston pianos.
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CrANiSH AMERICAN INSTITUTE, NO. lt3 WEST
- Twenty third streei.n this institution the pupils
are offered unusual ttciies Tor acquiring thorough
knowledge OF the Neutrality-suspicious. and modern Ian
gusge, Mathematics, bookkeeping music drs wing enc-
ing gymnastics, and all the branches Of he bes eluca-
urn. The institution VIII Ls fe-opcned on Monday the
81 September j. y, De las ruENAs.
Keierences-A lsna9s del Nalie Il 10. z. Harmony
Nerhews Gomez, Wallis 4 Co. Elirar Acosta IL. D. -.
J., nnis Hotel.
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TNcR eAfE-TltE TWO FOUR STORY HOUSES AND
les Nos. 237 and 200 East Twenty fist trcet, each
en % teet the centre &c the block II not sold before
the LIT If September, they will be lei in is of rooms
tA and two bedrooms each tenant. Also for
sale three ots Nineteenth street IS feet west Of
A. Also, the four story houses 22j "27 and 10
twentieth street Apply between 10 and T. O'Clock 10
!. H. HtTCHISGS. 80 Jolin street.
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TSoR IIvFRPoOL-UNnfD STATS NAT. STEAM
r ship BALTIC, Jos J, comst.cl, commander. 1l,is
Steamship viii depart with the Unel States mails for
Ercpe, positively on Wednesday August e. at II O'Clock
NJ from her BERTH at the foot OF Canal street For freight
or passage, having nneluaDed accommodations Tor ole
EDWAkD K COLLINS, 80 Wan street
Passengers arc requested o. be board at II O'Clock
A. NJ The steam hip pacic will succeed the Baltic and
sail Sept s. Shippers please take notice That The shps cf
this line cannot carry any goods eontraband of war.
TyHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il mail ST. amahils
PROV NV YoRK LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin passage. $50
Second cabin pasaSee. rs
from BOSTON IT, LIVERPOOL.
shieI CON passage
The ships rom b ston e. a: HALIFAX.
ARABIA, cAPt. Judkins, AMERICA, Opt, lang,
ASIA. Capt. +. c. Lott canada, Capt Stone,
AFRICA, Capt Harrison, NfAiAaA Opt Leitch.
green on starboard BOW; red on port Bow. '' AN'A'
america laDg, leaves Boston. Wednesday,, Aug %
Canada . s.one, solton. "Wednesday, sept y
america, lang, Boston. "Wednesday, oct 10
,anada, Stone : Boston. Wedne.tay, Oct n
Africa harrison, : Boston Weane~day Nov.
berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon On board.
The owners OF these ship, viii not DC accountable for
goh, silver bullion srcre, jewery precious stones or
metals, unless BIZ OF IaiI signed therefor ana the
value thereof therein expressed.
j. ctSInD, No. Bowling green.
There viii be steamships oi his line from New York
iii further notice.
Tc0R MISUNDERSTANDING LEBANON, T. COOK.
a. conlnanderIhis and pow srfui amer Will all
from the British anu North Aneic Royal IA Steam
Packet Company dock, at Jersey ety. satur .y the
10Th INST. Pasrage money fr frst class pa seng ~
for whom raere l. excellent ations, sio0 IN
Guiding provisions and ste yarNa fec but without wines
LIQUORS, which be obtained On board. Freight
taAen ut reasonable rates. Apply g
Ma Z uatvl'p Gran,
-
1S0I, IJVFRPOuI.-ST. GF0RGE Els IISE-T. IN
A. r,valIed clipper chip DRIVEN, Capt lIoherton
viii positively sail Wednesday 81 August. Har &c.
ccmmodations superior T. any vessel il port Cur an
classes 81 passengers. Apply on beard pier s. North
River or 20 ptAARIST JONES, 40 South street, and
SO Old slip.
ETGTICE.--IAFSCOTT'sILN Esl LIVERPOOL PACKETS
IN Packet OF 21st AugustThc spciId fast sailing
clipper ship ~ Bl0N Capt. Williams viii positively saI
on Tuesday list August precisely - II o'eock NJ Tho
accommodations Tor All cklsse Of r engers
passed, the second cabin being splcndly fitted up with
private rooms to accommodate ,na families. For pas
apply on board pier "a ts river foot Of Ca Uterine
street, or to IAieCOTr 4 CO., so south street
1I,oR INTERCOLLEGIATE STAR Ii .E.-THE spIEN.
IL did new packet shp LUCY IHOM SON. pendlcton
master, for Liverpool, will esl Thursday August 90
her regular day shc has unsuyp
for cabin, second cabin and Storage pa eugers who
Saph. 500
SteefaFe. '''
For passage apply on board, pier 40, L. r.. or to
sAM'L TfIoMPSoN's NEPHEW,
275 Pearl street
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-T-,oR HAVANA AND NV cfIJ.ANS THE CNsTrpl
IL etates mail steamship ChHAWn., r. W s9iuiIs
Commander J. now rccevirg freight. and VIII x 81 Y
D.. precisely on saturday, August IS o.n pier n Moth
river. LIVINGSTON, cIsocH.Ros i CO., 81 Broadway.
C,rEAAsHIP oCAKrR CITy--rIIE ANGLICAN srY.AM.
- ship Company offer for -ee thci- superior sieheei
steamship Quaker Cty, built "a 1854. tn. hun, by
Vaughan lynn, Ia dgcnally hfac I'd through us and
corner fastened Length Of deck Z32 feet reyister u,
sorement ! AS to-es tons. The machinery by herriek
IONS. The engine Is low pressure side esel liue
g hinder IS in hes in diameter eight feet stroke E,ur
iron tubular bodies and ia furnihed with Pirsson's fre
water condenser Cabin accommodations az the ec
rant descriptions with large and airy staeroous pro-
vided with life boats life preserves, Sc in accordance
with acts Of Congress- relating thereof For srd SAFETY
and comfort shc IL equal 10 any steamship In the Dated
States expense has been spaced TO make her frst
class in her constr She il in order tor mme
date service For further particulars inquire OF Ctpt
JAMES X. H0DGDoN, the only Authorized ageat Ar the
sale on board the ship, above Vine street. in tho port II
Philadelphia
L>oR CHARTER. sPIFSDm AND FAT STEAMER
IL tRor0N can be chartered Tor excursions. A, aly
10 WILLIAM @. LOCKWOOD 81 Soutl, street or T. fap-
tain iam H. Wood Oh board tho boat at the loot u
Twelfth street, East river.
ISoR sAvANNAH-rARE RtDuCEp.-rlfE UNITED
IL States mail steamship kEYSrUSE STATE, Captain
K. Hardie, will leave Phadelpua for Savannah or Nei
nesday, Angus % at ten o'clock NJ Fire 80 scar
ace, go. The STATE OF GEDGfA viii leave as ab,vo
Wednesday Augu 20. AGENTS in View YORK, scrs.o-
ton ialiinan, u Old slip, where STATE may be
secured.
L,oR SAVANNAH AND FLoaIDA--uNIrEo srArM
~ Mall Line The new and elegant steamahp tI.)
lJnA, Capt NJ. ). Woodruff, will leave New York Tor
savannah on saturday August 2, from pier No sorti
For Freight apIly board for passage siMrEI L.
blEHlil. 10 broadway. For Florida, through ,icsots
from Nsw Yorl to Jacksonville, sn rtatka $50. The
Augusta VII sic'ccd And leave Wetn"sday, Aug ~
L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA SEMI. WEEKLY
Il Unit sidtos Mail l.horhc nov ,nn QniicepL AMI
very fast going steamer NASHVILLE A. Berry com
msnder, VIII eay, pier No. n r., - saturday, Aug
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NaTriTNG AND BOOKKEiPING-346 BROADWAY
w Gentlemen desirous Of attaining. without loss o
time, masteriy knowledge Of Bookkeeping elegance in
pcrman hip, &C., invited 70 cell at FOSTER u
Dix0hs estabiis hmcn., Appetons Building inspect ,pe
cilnens and obtain references.
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AE URRAY Hill. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR
WI young ladies.--Mis. ROWLAND and dr. lighters
specially inform their friends and the public that their
boarding and day school No 40 East Thirty fifth street
addison avenue, will be reopened Monday Sep
tcnber g. primary department will be added for the
instruction oi children Of both sexes. Tuition $40 per
term The location is desirable one, beng retired and
healthy with abundant means of access by stages and
To al parts of the city English studies
peral care while French is the language Of the
school and family Circulars with complete details may
be obtained IT the residence OF the Principal Refer to
Hon. Henry W De saussure Hon. James /. Pettigru Rev
Samuel Gilman, H. ~, Francis Y. Porches II. d., John
Hoibrook H. j., 81 John Phillips, b. H., Vim. Gilmore
snms, Esq and ABR ham Noise, Esq, Charleston ;. !;
Rev. In Nllowr Row. Samuel Osgood, u. d., Washing
ton living, Esq GcorgcP Norris n. r. Willis, New York
city Pew lr Mott President u Union College, Science
tsdy, n y; pr. ". y. Anderson President Of the Ro.
chester University, y. II Rev A. G. Hcnrick Rochester
University NY; Few &. J. Bowen, Williamsburg T. l.
Colonel j. W. scott, New Brunswick, New Jersey; Rev
a. a. Live, aud X. H. Springer, ESQ. Cincinnati
Ohio Res. Andrew A. lipscombe, y. H., Montgomery
AlataI.-a.
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YzNUn SAlI-UOUsE and LOT IN JERSEY CITY,
L A lot Of land, ~ feet inches front and rear, by
10 oct 0cep with the convenient two story frame dwell
pe house thereon situated south side o. ga ii treet,
No. 2Sj, and near jersey aycrine Jersey
city water is introduced into the premises. This pro
s.rfy viii he sold accommodating ttrrna. Apply 10
kSEJAN II. MULLER, 30 Wall street.
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4 NOR SALE OR 70 lIAsF--oN VERY pay TERM,
battling tots on ID onn.auH route Il SewtIrn
Qaeens EQUITY, adjoining the city n Brop NJ or i
dis e iuprot uuent. These LOTT siibia In hn.
bred yard Of NrUtown creek and II tho iushirg tl
..ai ad veil suited ior nanufactori nr Dwelling
H. very 'U1F Pure in Tie create 2JfplsBng
address bcx No Z, 6e2 ,ew York Post 0lIcc.
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I. sdR SiIE--A SPLENDID COUNTY, Sat, TWENTY
IL eight of good land u 20 horec Twelve
Wspls, barn, carriage and cchon, and snr- tenant
y, sae all in good order, me from depot. Cali
n brown q Fulton street; 81. Thorn or y g. H0a No
n or u Washington market, $. San Planasd depot