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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Ell DORADO. On
the Goth day of August A. D. 1885, personally appeared
before me- Justice of the Peace in and for said county,
Mary Ann Corney who there made and subscribed the
above declaration and acknowledged that she did freely
and voluntarily, for the uses and purposes therein
toned. WIN. JABINE,
aug23-39-3* Justice of the Peace.
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Ell Dorado Bath House and Shaving Saloon

MAIN STREET, ooLoMA, OPPOSITE BAKERS HOTEL.
VK/ARM and Cold Baths be had at this establish
w ment from A. NJ to p. NJ with clean linen
and good attendance.
The undersigned having reed the Ell Dorado Baths in
An elegant manner solicts share of patronage.
uot Datns 10 Gus.
Ooiu DatnS.' 'oo
Hair Cutting. ..........................5
OnampooiuS ........ ....................'
Shaving. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 20
J. SMALLWOOD.
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gegal Yotitss.
NOTICE.

II MARY ANN CORNEY in order to avail myself of the
Il benefit of the act to authorize married women to
transact business in their name, sole traders do
hereby declare that intend hereafter to carry the bust
of grocery and eating house keeping in my own
and my account and that the amount invest
ed in said business does not exceed five thousand dollars
MARY ANN CORNEY.
Columbia, August 90, 1856.
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IT H HT&HT

s Light Goods will be charged extra from to cent
per pound.
Shippers are requested to mark their Goods usual
adding thereto of II. B. Waddilove Granite city
B. TALLMAN & CO.
April %, 1856. 23tf
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Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ell Dorado.
y In THE DISTRICT COURT 18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
LAWRENCE BURKE, Plaintiff,
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q = nnO-AP PARTNER WANTED FTTuFR SILENT
D.UUU or active IN cash business locaicdin B-osd~v
The business i manufacturing article N great tsmauI
ihrct chou, the coun,y and secured ~ pasert Aup. Al
go Broadway, room Is. n. pNXIs, JQ. &Co,
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ship Electric Spark Howes Philadelphia in tow cf steam
bari my tof Philadelphia. LoaaDd san Pedro 10 day..
Wild ALT, 70 eager During the passage lad Il days
Gains
Mora Nerhevs. sailed with bark American.
or New Yorf has experienced heavy weather the
ias, GAYS spn sails Ac Nov 20 vhile hove heavy
fale from NV, hove down, and compelled cut
away the deck load 10 save the vessel
Pslh Drills Ashley, Galveston 3 days. with cotton &C. to
Brewer Co
Mosss TAYLOR Co. Experienced heavy weather. Sailed
ompspy with bark Tonic Buchinson. Tor Boston.
prir Penny Davis Guyana Pr, IS days, with sugar
srd bay water TO jonathan Thompson.
Brig Drum mond CHAPMAN Aspinwsn. Nov ls, with cof
fee bces, &C sies Failed u company with sccp OF
irR Monsese from savsnila for New York 10 days
ME v n experienced heavy weather.
brig Marietta Br Hardenbrook CORVALLIS 10 days. with
brig Col carsns COf Surrey, oosvns, Baltimore, days.
steamer Jackson Baker. Baltimore GO hours wtA mdse
s,ssnsT part Diamond, Allen Philadelphia
steamer Pttcmska Cushn an, New Bedford.
Steamer weschesfer Clark Providence
steamer Csceola Clark, Providence.
Steamer Csas osrood Smith. Eorsch
BELOW.
Bark Gen Cobb, Haskell from Leighton Sept Zby steam.
tug Satellite, Cart Marshsn.
sAuED.
ship I sdy Franklin, Liverpool
Wind during the dag. wsw 10 NV
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ship p s.ssesS %s s:s.a a:
GIBRAIrAn Nov Is On the 18Th inst Am sLip a..
% S sTs.1s S o1 st Nc
AND ~ s S ss SS .s % S1
render .sss,snes could not succeed e1tTcsng he ys.:
fs
Is @ nc In s oo.
sssh the xTss but wss 2 SaSf
Brnnswek Me 1850 where she was owned valued At sso
BoIrnEAD Nov 2o-A board, with the name Of "Qusen e
me West painted on it. has been picked up near the NOW
Mobile reports 10Th u IN lat IL fell IN with the Amer
Maine COT sSson in ang state Sent Sos ane
The qan,ns fSundcred sbely afterwards THE crew hAvs
SHIELDS. Nov l9-The American from Tos
lon when being lowed into The Tier here 70 got into COLI
had part of her bulvaris carried away
SSv e.. sI rc from for ssw
ssGs T0rS nave dscarge the of her cs'
Home Porrx.
Dec sA,r shT Sea Gun Hoyaad Prs
seTy Ga me ca hSsa s
field New Yosk bark Fanny Buck Crockett, Belfast drs;
Besrse Charleston. sid schr White Foam, Mikn. Prou
BOSTON Dec e-cid ship Andes Chapman, Eas. Indies;
Sss Agnes OBJ psmps , MARY TAo@ps:
tmore City New Matthew'S Philadelphia: ships Old
ssI csarss W Sp Ssnss
BALTIMORE selab Gould do schrs Charles Smith hree
Hail. Cain Ph PHI hs freana ireland New H Yo
CHARLEsT on Dec sArr snip Persian OBJ Howard, CID.
Hem; S:sioS: SsSdasT warner: Tar% me-
ss fsG "a 'ss%s fe T. Is.
Hsa SssE w sS FERRY Bos sSa' sssass s
FAiI RIVER Dec 2-Arr scbr Firm Smith Delaware
cy; A. selr Matthew PaIiss Jsses xs1aadr;s
STsAss sss steamship Empire es,
sSenss Protector Nor
Marsh
ma Wheeler, New York Adams Gray Henry Havana; brgs
sdsr Julia Rich sesrs s
up ships Enamnondss Brandt New York vincenta spsn,
JaneiIo Charles Sprague Trspani schr Edward BarAara
Boston Pocahonas, Coter Liyerpoo ship Carisss Bird
Bio @ SER nsa mSi Km5 brig VIM Clark
and scbr a henderson.
Balm @ Rinsey
new BEDFORD, Dec 5-Arr schrs Augusta. Perry. New
ss aea o9 s sss YORK. XII
schIs Flysway. Davis Philadelphia; Thomas Smith Briggs.
PE9ylnENcE Dec sA steamer e.. wsstssss.s. Cs
Supple Fhadsphs: ~ s,s na corsSn shadepsa
YORK. S ss1f
for oSsa f %sep Bel sD
Houei do; wonder French. New York; Josiah Haharss
vsszIe and Emepne Pc;'er Harlow, do ,o.,. WI
Arms Ms,o pordsc scnrs Aon hss Dosoa' h"'-
SAVANNAH: Dec Arr steamship Alabama sche.ck,
Ema, Bruce. Bradshaw, Liverpool; brig Absy Ellen, CD
SALEM, Dec 5-Cd bark Inmaum, Perkins, ZANZIBAR. Sid
bark Dragon.
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ciplee.
I. r August Esq. was loudly called for 70 respond
bot gracefully declined.
States Rishu-The adsmAntue pillars upon which the
fabric OF the federal Union rests Preserve them In ell
their strength and beauty
IArkin White. ESQ of Hanover, responded
The Chesapeake Bay and Internal Improvements-The
lungs and arteries of yirgina-they have given her
heart.
W. B. TslafeIro Esq, respop ded.
BY Dr. W. A. Patieson President Of the Democratic As
rociaitop OF Richmond city Tho Constitution OF the
Unon-Courtsd by liberty, civil end religious,
The bride hes ened. the nuptias celebrated TO-
asunder.
All OF the speakers who referred 70 the subject avowod
their confidence that the next administration, like the
press MT would pursue policy based upon the vital and
conservative principles Of the States rights democracy OF
Virginia.
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Anniversary OF the Swiss Benevolent Society.
The Swiss BenevoleI Society ceebraedits anniversary
Saturday BY grand dinner ut Delmonioo's.
of Chambers street and Broadway. 1t great affair
and largo and numerous assembly Of Swiss gentlemen
residents Of the city, met together the occasion.
The object Of this Benevolent Association is the asss
and relief Of Swiss emgrants, OF whom great
bers emisYate TO America, and reaching New York
some Of them destitute Of oil resources.
The Swiss Benevolent Society at hand TO relieve and
assist them. is inA,tuton of the highest interest
and of great ability.
Its annual business meeting held Saturday,
come hours previous the dinner and the following
count was laid before the members being summary Of
the proceedings OF the society during the past year
ADMINlsTR ATIyE RETURN OF THE SWISS BENEvO
LENT SOCIETY, IN NEW YORK, FOR 1856.
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Prom The Richmond Enquirer, Dec
The supper given by the democracy Of Richmond 70
The STATE electors tocK pace ri NE Exchange Hossl
Wee nssosy evening, at half Tast eight O'Clock,
ever es 1s three ors table. n ss
S . sslSy ne spesd @ prepared Il
Billiards. best style. Every luxury Of the season WAS
abundsnty provided and the wires Of superior
character.
Lyons, b R WEXFORD, Jr., r. o HssxIn., n b. I'M, r.
Hrgnes and r. n Ayleet. To The right OF the Presi-
s seo nsso,s S' opsa ne D ss sssn s.
address. The responses the .oss,s. BY the sevs-
raj SPEAKERS mentioned below, marked by raro
eloquenre, vil cordial feeling and hrm devotion
TO the great States rights the principles Of the vrgin,
sss ,psebss we're gone ss h,ouss
We have never seen more Joyous snt delighted audi
enos, rs proved By the tn,hr,ian, applause which
areet TIE s6 mrsble toasts and speeches The follow.
ina are The regular tossp read By President ami re-
pes,ed b. Vice Presidents LIONS and weIford,-
KrGuIsa roAsTs.
The Virginia uec,ors- Her standard bearers In tn,
canvass Of SO They deserve 70 wesr the laureh they
haze % ss ssrs0r }. Won .,c,o, ,s,o.s.a
Od Bucs-The black hounds Of iacii,p and fsnaticsm
hunted BIN With fearful speed snd cesseess yep, bus
shielded By patriotic hearts be repcses in green pasture
Jane, Barbour, elecior, responded.
Who ro,S back 10 be, s.rr ss ss,res ~ Rpo.
Noihint,n, and nov rides In triumph upon The rising
Gov wre responded and emphat,caly announced tina,
nothing could mpt him TO leave his present position
which the democracy Of Virginia bad placed him. HIS
declaration received with thunders Of applause Gov.
Wise alec expressed the opinion that II due 10 vlr
gin that Of her distinguished citizens snoud
be called 70 aid the incoming administration In carving
OFT ~ policy.
The IL on--A sacred band 70 eDciroe frshrra sovs-
rcans Ike The wedding riDg s'pedgs Of mutual Alec
ton ard mutual iovbfs-snce
Ceusns. Esq, siector, responded
The sou hern Stats,-1bey carry al their nai head
constitutional equality IN The Union They AK no more
viii srcept no eos
7hos n Csmpoen, Eco elsctor Responded.
The uttena hanGestc-it procalms meth ~ but The
essrtA ar y gsnfs Ana d nsaous-esf preserys.
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PHIrADyLPHIA Dec 80 7.Arr barss Philadelphia
Uireml Sanders Bremen; w q Dodge Davis Cerfuegos
frna Nobre Msscaibo; Ok, ryder Boston brgs peile.
-, ard Evtraretn -. cieninegos, brezilan ltsL
Isbe scun Pal RIVER Coorsr, ecdney, rBeffcrd 4
Cfte Crrnelig Hal River Perez Hetrer. Candy, Nsn-
~ Ill. \ susr,n Bailey snn Ait Frplsh poson W +
pByon Robinson EuNSb, A Downing, Rus, raaysni y
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THE SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
ske Meeting OF the ConventIon-Liss Of De-
le4ates, DC.

she Meeting OF the Conventlon-Liss Of De-
ie9ates, DC.
Today the great souher Commercial Convention will
again convene in The city Of savannah Georgia Hereto
fore The sessions OF this self constituted body have bean
nohng than safety valves whereby large amount
Of gas has been lot OF by Southern demagogues They
have Afforded an excellent stage for the delivery Of Bun
ccbe speeches and large talk about Southern rights and
Northern aggression but to anything practca-any
subject having 10 view = beneficial resull-has hardly
been mentioned. Banquets and balls have generally
closed up the previous meetings Of the Convention and
dsiegatss have invariably retired to their homes perfect
ly sasished that they had had . tolerably good time
Considerable noise has been made throughout the
South In getting up the session which commences day
and not less than tour thousand delegates have been ap
pointed from States Congressional districts, counties,
cities, villages and towns and In soma localities by bar
room cHques. All the cayary OF the South will be in
attendance will be oy the following tables,
hibDg tae number Of titled individuals who have been
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ALMANAC yoRK-THr DAT.
sun pfsrs ............. IL soor IS
suS ............ 50 HIGH wATEs .....morn 03
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NHRAP rUFL-coKE AT - PR CHALDRON. AT
~ the works; carriage exra- Small sire at ~ ~
cbsdron caiisse eyirs Orders received At the once u the
MANHATTAN GAS COMPANY. No 4 Irving place ~
the o and Fourteenth street and fo
Of Eighteenth street Mont river ANY c.rtmen receive
coke At the works st The above prices.
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The city Of Nashville, Tennessee, refused to appoint
delegates ground that the authorities failed to
any practical good which likely 10 arise out of Q
continuance Of the The following list OF dele.
gates Is complete We have been able to gather
them from exchanges although tsey comprise but
q small portion OF the number appointed
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6,Tnn -rOR eALE--THE LEASE STOCK AND FIX
SlOU. lures Of feed store with horse aud wagon The
stand If the best In The Tenh ward having
and increasing trade. Apply Al 35 Rroadway, room Ia
N. DAVIS JR go.
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Should aald acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 20 MAJ
should auld aoquainianee be orgots
And days % and lang syne,n
The members s year ending June,
The junior class ending June, 1884, the sophonors
Class o. tie yea ending 1881 Freshman
year endng IN June 1884, hereby requested 70 assemble
washington D. o. BY td Of AnIch, A. D. 1887 che lAte
70 brighten the links Of the chain love and endshp which time
nor tide can entirely exchange IN their
lves greeting and sympathy lament the untmey hte
SONS 81 their naost promising eoinpears,
preliminary msfung The selGappoinled commtee viii be
bsld on e m Monday IN sepcmbe A. ~ 1885, at the United
states tlos, Chesnut Fourth and Finn
wheh hose members the glasses whom be
Vsnen are invited TO attend when the viii be
adopted 70 secure a. fun All alta ndanec possible
whom addressed VIII be
good urnish secretary othe committee
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, N. D.,
OF frenton N. j., Chairman OF Committee,
.# ALEXANDER u, CART, NJ. D.,
Phi -dephia, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
u Lsnc. ser, Pennsylvania
..#.... PHILIP PENDLErON
- OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Md
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Gaist Iron aud Glass Works, NJ
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JOINS WsIpAAs, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2l--lawtNas3 Ifnteieehcerl
All newspapers the civilized world are request
ed 10 notice this advertisement their umus
beers nf several
visions o. the globe aid al newspapers throughout Unea
sts Of America requested gratGious
casonay between this date and the Sd OF March A. D. 1851
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POSTSCRIPT.

various inquiries, claimants viii take notice that
ownership required ed with he certificates,
other evidences BIZ holder real
collection, pledge Of the party hold
beneficial resuar, Interest tho claim must be stated in
affidavit assignment and release 10 the uned States
and by such party together
with the person in whose favor
and payment requested.
Claimants Cd Of the OF 2ih February 1885,
who Lave certificates Texas upon payment Of
portion amount and claim the difference between the
paid aud the proportion able thereon under that act
ahdavs the surrender Of such ccrhcaes and de-
scrbng each thereon whether The who
received the from, Texas the real
owner held for collection pledge The party
claiming any resda interest 10 the difference
well a. The person favor se,leent payment
qucstcd respectively die assignment aud release The
United States aud release the
paid by Texas upon such ceraeaes
shan reunde OF this description will be examined and
conformity with the pcnyso Of said ID section
Ciaimalt will that certificates,
evidences OF the character OF debt be
cluded affidavit swnershp assignment, ase
certificate evidence debt described
by number date amoSRt and Of payee II should
also appear certificates issued by
upon claims against fcpnhe
sued BY The republic Texas according
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of TIC Treasury
TREASURY DEFARrAEET,
March 6, 1880 -.
lav4w
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON AQUEDuoT,
WaslingtOn March z. 1855

OFFICE WARRINGTON AQUEDuoT,
as.a ~ Washington March y 1858.
PROPOSALS Invited
dams, tunnels and Of the aqneducI
Proposals. received the 5h May will be opened
that day.
amnnuon aud alter the 2oth Of April
Proposals Will be particular cuvcrs
BRIDGES &c, &c described in the plans
Portions Of the works be completed
appropriation but all unfinished
be subject to future appropriations by Congress Tie eneiHcer
the right TO prescnb the work
Of progress under each for appropriation
what works shall be stopped un funds become available
In of the entire stoppage particular
funds the reserved will paid IL,
The engnee the work has been properly executed far
gone
Payments will be made checks npon United tas.
treasury upon the monthly Estimates OF the
cents and VIII be dion Of work
shalt be paid Their fun wages monthly. aud ia specie.
Az BIDS should be sealed ad Endorsed Proposals for
the Washington AqueaGei.n #@
Tie Uaaf saes rel any or all the bids
should they PCT be deemed advantageous
nents maj considered conducive the progress
work.
Every by written signed NV
responsible pesnns they snder
take hai the bidder bidders will his ai
obligation, within
securities, for The comtop NJ
u be the certificate United
jude" United States district attorney
the general individual
pament of War that the good
guarantee.
Bids will be opened presence bidders il auy hem
choose TO be present
NJ q MEIGs
capt. OF Engineers, In charge.
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Tr,e.emar--rns Orea, Europsan Discovery,


ROTECTED by royal patent England secured by
the seals ~ Ecoa do bamaeie de Paris Imperial
Iege of Medicine Vienna
fsema No Is The remedy for general aud local debility
OF write decay distressing
arising from carly abuse Its effects
In youth manhood, and Old age vine powers
Impaired, decline
universally adoped all physical mpedenis vanish like
before IT'S nfueDcs rendering
iefiDg the marriage state.
Tnrsemar No acmpletey and entirely eadieaes
disorders which
andote for The The health OF portion Of The
uaioB. FL"
Inesemar No is the European remedy for that
disorders which, unfortunately me English physician with
mercury, Of the patients
aud which all The saraapaIa IN the world eanhoi
Trescmar Nos q aud alike devoid SMELL
all nanseatng qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected
sold cases 50 divided separate doses
minsered BY Vaipeau, lalleiniaud, Roux, &c.
10 be had, wholesale Mr. II. A Barrow 81
Green street Canal New vok specially appointed the
proprietor paeDec the United States, every
other part of America. immediately receiving
Mr. Ba will Tresmar the world
securely packed aud addressed according the instructions
3
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-diyr
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Avs % the Unied states Relative 20 the PpbIis
~ Landseemplete lt2wi'h Acts ~ the
Sc, ke. I vol 80.
Combination of the complete 10 iss3 vol a.
Ameucan Papers Relative The Pnh Lands ma Docu
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vols. 81 50
Laws, barts and Local ordnnnce British,
and Spain, relating the Public their respective
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afatue Regulations Western and Nohwes
corning Lands Titles, | VOL 81 Is.
Hefzst's Military Bounty Land The
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Trpeu's Pension and Bounty Land Laws vol 20
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Escuehe piceiorario Rszcnado de- Jurussnes
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orr discoatauaaoe of certain United States Land Offices
tae States Of Wiaoss AiehigaH Wisconsin,, and i0ra.
FINDER provisions OF Of Con
gcss, approved June ~ S4 which declares whenever
public district
shall he reduced numbe Of hundred hou
such disl shall be discontinued, eop-
the Gubect secretary OF The Interior
directed thai the following offices be diseonunued
shawneetown and Kaskaskla in Illinois.
kalana zoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, WiseoAsiu.
Fairfield. Iowa
nDds Remaining unsod and undposed Of IN the above districts
that by
puints and will be made subject TO entry follows;
sbawnesown and Kaskakia, be the Springfield
District, Illinois.
Kalamazoo the ionia district Michigan.
Milwaukee The Manasiia district, Wisconsin. So
Fairfield 10 the Charlton disc iowa. .a
The points win give public
which respectively pFtpar
applications for entries such lands their Offices
Given hand, the city OF Washington this 18th day Of
November, A. ID. 1885.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Once,
A
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mo, 549.l

NOTICE of the discount uance OF the United states
IN land office al VANpALIa, in the Stale of ILLINOIS.
Notice Is hereby that ia Of law and in view q
the report land officers VAsDALA ILLINOIS, the
land said district reduced below hundred thousand
the directed that The land office
SAspAiA discontinued aud ands remaining unsod
time o l dscontpuance be subect
sPRIssyIELp, in said State.
Lands remainng unsod and unappopaied by subject
the land 0tcG discontinued, will
OF
effect register ereof the officers
viii pubic notice tho day which they
viii be prepared receive applications OF such lands
their Office. +.
Given my had city Washington this 9Th day
December, A. ID. 1865.
\ THoS A. HENDRICKS,
Commits OF the General Land Office.
Dec ll--iaW6w fInteiiggnceT q STAR
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ltI.HN WOOD CalmETTc l.-OGee No. Pennsy ivania
VI avenues 18th Savings Bank. This
plan celebrated Greenwood
New ok, the high distant
CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
TO the gateway This company have received charter from Con-
appropnng their burial making
fee title the prohibiting all encoachen's
legislation oerwe which is OF importance those who
wish their dead where they placed for has
custom in all cities when the burial ground bacomes
valuable other purposes, sell and throw the dead
. titles given ground.
NJ Ohic open trem 10 ID where pamphlets with
asp, chae laws and all other nlornaioa, be
Mr.
.ay Seventh other undertaken will be
June IDLY
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Stopping both and returning, Ihey ohr
proceeding London aud avfe advantages
other route, economy Of time and inoaey,
Passage from EeD York % Southampton and Bremea,
saloon $50 cabin, lower sli0
second do, 500.
An letters and newspapers pass through Office
No bills Iadng viii signed parcels received the day
saing
An xpeyieneed surgeon IA aliached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, apply 10
C. ii. SAND, IL south William ST., N, Y
q. A HEiNEKEN Co., bremen.
CROSKEY y Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIs Hasre.
2y--dIy