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NEW SACRED MUSIC FOR 1857
N READY OCTOBER l.
THE CELESTIAL,


TAYLOR'S NEW SACRED MINSTREL.
A POSlTORY OF CHURCH MUSIC, adapted 10 o,,ry
TAYLOR author II The Golden Lyrr." The Cbim','
"Choral AM h, ms - o" The loucords' etc, etc.
III. u.. of Nj TAyLoR's works for ten ,"u. Will" hS
given him rrt writers oi sacred music m ihis
country also shown wha fauF,s 4 his books "cr" -c
rllunble end gffyrc'irc and, in
"THE CELEsTINA" all such that were embracrd w
II Sacred Minstrel have been retained.
MORE THAN OSE III NDRED NEW TUNES have h,"'f
written for this Work beside selections cumbinng m'"h's
fowue grace pleasing. hut not difficult Of execution,
with harmony uli aud rich tu; not too complicated Tor ornaY
choir singers.
SINGING CLASSES will find vry large number Of p'"s
brdr several hb' pss'- 4
SECULAR MCSiC introduced under the head OF E"n"'s
uf Nusic." A" Intended for class practice.
FOR MUSICAL CONVENTIONS thi. book contains /. '"-t
:. lection g., iuiirms. Cou-r az, among which viii be,
found the malifc,u' Chorus boy Verdi 90 hail fr",'
admirably adapted ~ sacred words.
EPISCOPAL CHOIRS will find complete set ot Chants
fcr n Church Service, embracing the old t. D'um" of Wm
Jackon chants simple aud natural In "ir
proessns which Apsce has shown 70 b. bet adapted -
this portion ~ ~" service 81, 49,,
m. together with those retained from the sack
Minstrel comhiu, form o the msst drsabl. co'c-
ton. ot mns. v.r orcr'd - h" public $3.50
The Publishers will s,nd The Celestlna" 10 wishing
tor .Nsmaio prepaid upon the c.ip IN cash or stamps,
OF ~ o,ntr NlSON fiih luoish'fsi
No j2 Broadway
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- Broadway. opp",i'e Boud-st.,
OPFN FOR TIE SEASON

RTONs NEW TITEATER Il ,
ID Broadway. orpo'i'e Bond-st,
orrx FOR TnE SEASON
| MONDAY EVENING. S'pf. @. 1855.
T1 sraco. ,a.h,, b. entirely raf'i'i ial}
c..irucf,i = fie Sta Dr.. been rcue~-'le uu-ish +,
Box. 1 III, seced I, removed, aud tue ~,r ,n
Dr,s. Circl,-,ic Loila,. md ealing. have ben EicsanY
F'''"'a 't Nm Il %, nffS t" 56T e. $ ElTf
And A NEW ACT DROP,
Painted BY MT. Hf'l"l tW avd AcfyFRy A.il;liEr,;
has been painted for the opening n' and is in rapid con'ir''
New R,frdshnet Saloons hayc been formed in the Dress
Circle and in Tie / pPIS5 Mn ~! COMPANY
Ar scncnts have been made with the following celebrated
M.s AGNES ROBERTSON.
Miss POLLIE MARSHALL the most popular comedcunc
M.. .. FANNY FNSIY 1ISISG now Mr.. T. L. Davenport
Miss sALLlE ST CLAIR, the Lovely Belle OF th' West
Mr. Mr. MToN 4NNr GN RAISf6D @ her i,t s p,lacu Ia here
Mrs CHARLES HOWARD.
M: M Gf6hGTTE ri FSTa 'siT dai'e % e Of the late John
F,sls! hi.: (. ( 7; EasKtH Si,i uo,u
M.s TnFE; NJ FIEhDIHHS;
NJ McC0RMiCK, Nj. M0RTON'
Miss FLORENCE, Ms- STELLA
M.. ENERETI, Mss GHARLkS,
Nj. Nj. HoWF> HGSGNh'' Mi. h. PiiiiLLIPs. 4c
M; DTt{ PARRT YrGs% 4s ,;,,a e., , Dg,ss,f ,,sa,u
Mr DION BOURCICAULT.
Mr. THOMAS PLACIDE, Ls first appearance in ewYork
for several
MI CHARLES FISHER,
Nr MARK SMITH, from -. Louis
M ID. HOWARD Of this Theatre.
Nr HARCOIRr BLAND, from Dublin.
Mr l.. C. BISHOP, from Providence
Mr J. MOORE. -
Nj SFTCHELL, NJ HOlMAN,
NJ, RAINFORD Mi PARSLOE,
Mr TNtRfTT Mr. HURLEY,
Mr. TRFF Nr. LAW son.
Mr WFNSLFF. MI PAUL
Mr. GOURLEY. Nj SHIRLEY, and
Mr. BURTON
Principal Dancer NJ @. SMITH . .
Ballet Mater Nj FREDERICS
Full and Efcieu. Orchestra, under the direoo Of T.
Sccnir Ar. NJ. HIELGE Mr FREDERICS, j., and A.
Marlirit Nj W FOUDREY. master Of the Wardrobe
NJ kFISE Property Ma.i'L NJ Cro,-
Stage Director, Nj MOORE Manager, Nj burton
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Hmnsemcnts.

A TIENfIM-No Ca Broadway. below Bond
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slDtl,.
THE JEALOUS HUSBAND;
Or THr DECEIvER DECEIy D...,.
A GRAND BALLET And MUSICAL Dl'ERI IIS>-.HENl.
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The Ninth Ward Republican Association are

an, .'1d o no n BIT0IMl
iNG S.uf ah Al O'Clock clcol Delegates T." the Re
uiica State Convention. 20 be- held M SNrac-" ON Wn"
dAy The r. lubiicaus Of th" Ward are invited
~ lon IA, Asso,i-iioi Ia tine ior 'ui 81. .il'n.
" JOHN KY SER President.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
seventh Ward Republican A.sOciation.-In

foTduer vi h iIr cal O tr K puDlcaN trhTAI VOInHtI'
Fl,sion for Two De- gates and A'er""s from the
seventh ard Republican state Convention, 70 BE-
held a. Syracusc the 7iA inst will iakt place on MoNDAf
FNENING. the eh inst a. Botanic Hal No h8 East Broad
way The Polls will be open from8 o9 O'Clock p IA. All the
moubers of the Association ar requested "a attend
AElIIlRALD IALL. Prc.Ilen'.
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NELSON d. TuNrs, Secretary.
Tenth Ward Republican Election

i THIS fAFNlNtr b'h mt, ~ i mousse ~ WIN A
NJ - Grnu,.' for TWO DELEGA ArES and TWO ALTER
MATES To ~. Republican State Conycuto Polls open iioiu
to 90. by oroeT, Dot. VIZ l. IL Iusucctors
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
In pursuance of the Call of the Republican Gem

trn oumiti ee. electors Of the First Ward friendly 70
Of Fremont aud Dayton requested {" me-" on
MONDAY EVENING the 8th inst, !! O'Clock, at No ~
Nkishas for the purpose of eectng Decsat' aud on"
Alternate represent the lid Assembly District III the
Republican Nominating Couvcuon 20 BE- held q; Syracuse
the nth inst The Poll be opened o'clock and remain
sp.n until O'Clock n. GARLICk, Chairman.
NJ A. NIN LtIR, SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

of bs A..oaiion viii be- held ~ th" n"riw corner o
Broom, and N,rar-s--. on MONDAi EVENING, sept !" al
II O'Clock tor tho purpose o,cg DELEGATES 10 the Syrcus'
Couy, n,on The Polls viii remain open rom "a ocoo
Punc;ua attendance IL requested. HENRY DAN ID fr'Ht.
JoHs J. SHAW. SECRETARY.
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rI.,cr,b I,nrd Kepublican Club.

a Stat and Comfy central nh.li'cs AZ
,I.c,ie vii! b, held MONDAY EVENING the tth in',
r te rurp, - Of cciinc D,es's and t~o Af"rn~es
10 r. fhr " ard la the Stat" Gu hu'n 20 De- hrd -
Syrusc On III inst Tho polls vii hr opened from !"
.joloet T. n. - Manhattan Hall No DO iil-si
& P,piry SEQ FREEMAN HlSCON, Pre-
Duhl Will. Lewis " Watts. john y '"n's Mn spot -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

yI'UF ,NCJr\T HEBREWS: OR. HISTORY
49, rur - With ~ Ia,r lIc.or, E-ly c9n s,uiri tAe
Wo.i before m. Flood b. Abrah.m NJ, VI \; fm.r IL
Just published ~ A :. BAtHhS Il. md ijJrbt. :.
: BARNES Co.'ssN.Isve .a,-'o---' -, y g., 80 pun"
cs.,LssL' sty~J io a., s.eie''' I'd" '~' -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

The Sixth Ward Republican Cub - relut.ied o
meet THIS Monday EVENING, SEPT g. at y o'clock, az
then ROOM No 81 Eln-st foT the purpose OF elcctng one
Delegate and Ao the Syacu Republican Conven-
punctUd attendance of all enrolled member j. re-
que.ied. ISRAEL w. WILLIAMS, fIe-iueht
Owe. or. b, SSIIiaS sSTrS,SH' sccretarc'.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

MONDAY SEPT. e.
n, cr,uu will c AZ =! preceded hg national OVERTURE
10 Sheridan Comedy. ~ Act, ot
THE RIVALS
si- Anthony Absolute Mr Mak Smith fom the St LOu and
Ncw Ocu. Tlcat"r, Captain Ab-out" Nj Ch.r., fI,h"
81 Lnci- UTIisgcr Mr. r. Howard Falkland, Nj Rniorf
Rob Acr, NJ Burton David Mr. Thona- Pacide hi. hrst
appearance N,York for .seL year; fag Nh Moor;
Srvaui NJ Iaw,on Boy M P,r-loe: lydia Languh VI -
G. Howard Juia Mir Parker Mr. Ma.prop, Mr. hugn'i
Lucy Mr.. Fanny Browne. - , ,
Grand Pa. de- Deus-" Ia File de- LAir'-by Mdle Day
Barre and Mr. g. ". Smith.
Several New Enir Act including s.lociion- from Tr"va'
to. the Har,e.' uAdrr and tine H. scnotti-che
poscd hy Mr. oo viii be played by the Orchestra during the
The Comic AnerIrce Of The ~
LOAN OF \ LOVER
CAPTAIN Amesfort Nj HOLMAN; Peter SPIKE. Mr Thomas
P,acc Drlyc MI Gour!ey; s~yzel Nj B-hopi EFnrsine,
Mss ES,Ieti Gertrude, With soi 2. Mrs Howard
An Original 3Ac Historical Play. an Original Domestic
Drama. sud anew Farc. are ia preparation
Doors olen Al Gi o'clock. Conmeucs al o'clock
Dr.. Circle Pror,t ~ cents Third Tier @1c"u'; ~ u
c.uyS.as 75cus; Orchestra Chairs each; Private Bo1ee
80 and 40 81 glc S,ais IN Private BoN'- IL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Seventh Ward.-Thc me mbcrs OF the FREMONT Assn
CiLTIoN Az, T,qu, sicd to attend q meeting MONDAY
" ENING thc 9Th inst Botanic Han No t8 tasi broa
wsy Tor t. purpose clcrng Delegates 10 the Rcpub
Ucsn Coy,uon TO meet a. Syacusr on the ll INST
Poll open from 10 p. u. BY order Of ARCH. HALL
WooDvOED Secretary PRECEDENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
The Eishtecnth Ward Fremont Republican A-.o.

The Eighteenth Ward Frrmont KcpubtiI"n N-.o
citation will meet % MONDAY kNkNlNG, sep oHn' -
oclo AZ the uorhsest of AtA - and Jda aV p'
gat. and Alternate the State Nominating Convention ]"
held at Syracuse Sept H. will be chosen by ballot Inc P
will opr a. p o'clock and close az Enrolled members "i |
Association ouly viii be entitled 20 vote huf electors " W
Wasd nav De- enrolled the evening of n" election a9 s'
HOMER FRANKLIN, Presiden'.
WILLIAM BolEs. (c.,o.o,cs
KIlMARD " MNNkOOP -..,.N
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Fourteenth Ward Republican A-sOci1tion.-The
hsib't o. ihe foure.th Ward Republican Association vii
nJ' Al t"' Fourteenth Ward Hotel Grand and
f"Hairt -, on MONDAY tNtNING sept. S. lsis a. 7!
ociooh i"i We pufpos' ~ cccta wp Dt'~- and so A"
rsi'- 70 pts'ht ine MIN Assembly strict 'ac Rcprb
car STATE uv'u'u - b. hcd ~ SsrarG.r 'he I7fh ay
@I''H hef -i 'r lor 10 De- ne n accordance wish ac
S-r.loA ~.Np 80 ~ .- Il gch. su Genital .nuftsr.
SANtORD l.. MACOMBEK Pra!irlt
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Liberty and uion.-Thc Hon. EDW ARD CORNING
Of Nestc,si, County audthe Hon CUTLER FIELD II New-
York City Date OF Otsego Countll speak for the FO RITZ
WARD FREMONT CLUB OF BROOKLYN. ~ their next
regular meeting TUESDAY ENKNING, Sept. 9, at y
O'Clock the Republican Ralyis Hall OF Orange aud
fultOI-sts. Front seats reserved tor Ladies.
BENJAMIN '. ABBOTT. President.
GEoRGE II. DAY, Secretary.
n. B.-Musc by the NcwYork Rocky Mountain Glee Club
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
..h. Co.tar'. Exicrniinator

th, Co.far'. ENicriunatOr is iae oily article ta,t
,dcsly al, rs without daue ~ stencil r. Cioion BIgs
oockIoacLc-, Ans, Ac COSTARS FLECIa!C IOWDEk
c from Poisu) lie d..tluc iuu # NJ IL. MIsAe'g.S
K,a BUGS and al Insects and Cosars Bc,Bu: Extcrmus'or
COSTAES Who.tal, and k,,a D,lot, ~. 5os BFo4I"sy,
N,w-Yark.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Seventeenth Ward Republican As-oc'niion.
M,mbors notified that Election 81 i've
Two N,ea,es will take place or MONDAY EVENING, AZ The
Headquarters No. rs BOwery. Poll opens a. 9cIos
TII0S Is. STILLMAN, PTesideni'
THos DoYrg {. {. PINCkNFY, Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

si,tcrnih Ward FL tCTiuN ok DELECNrE 70
TiIi RIIIBLICAN STATE NOMINATING CpNNFN-
NOS Ib. Association be Krpbn 4 n" ~ "
~. i.,.. - uon iisl conner ~ -tY "ni lt,i 81 ca
lONUAY f\FNISG Oh sept mb.f ms q Il "cl,'k 20
,,,,'J -, 80, ,i,',,,u a or DELE NrE anl ONE Al
iFENAqF ~ r,pr. if iu par hc NiVh - mby DIS c'
a. ". Rtnt,. Convention 80 De- i". - NFra Use "h 'i
i1,l a. ~.',f. ,, l, Poll u in, on viii BE- open
ffIl d. o',lo,k # th, Dard fh p'. ~"
LUMAN SHERWOOD, P"s'd"n'
S.avrL D. T., MATER. vio. Pr..iJ.nt.
GUDstK Il PECK
Tors ~ DUNNELi = ..
ifoEAp, ( F''i .tIi'r
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Fifth Ward.-ELECTION Of DELEGATES TO SYRIA
CTSF.-Thc FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUB will meet
THIS MONDAY EVENING, Sept 8, at 7. o'clock, al No
AZ Whies the purpose Of e'cing two Dergaies and two
Ahsruaies 70 represent The Ntl Assembly District IN the
STATE Republican Nominating Convrnon 10 be- held al SyIa
September H. The poll of the election will b
opsn from to o'clock All Repbh ans who have signed
NE roll of th, Club ars entitled to vote
J. A. KENNEDY, President.
G. HFxtSEH' secr.tsries.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Thirteenth Ward.-ric Member, # the REPUBLICAN

ASSOCIATION or THE NIllm WARD requested 80
bic Oulcdoub Hal corner Of Grand ard Clinton 81,
MONDAY tNENiNG. S,pf. al ocek. ia aoc"rdanc"
with o.. call ot hr Republican Central C,nuhfre - select
De, and AfrruAcs 20 'h S,raus Convention
and tfau,ac, .ch other business NAV before cni Al
rolled men bcrs particular. requested - ,.''ud
Bv order, EDWARD COLLIN, II. silent.
+. + j J,pt%c. ptaI {Secrctahc'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
Twelfth Ward RepubIicans.-I4c R,Publ..m.. f he

IMeuth ware NepubllcHHrs
Twcrh Wsrd will Harlem ~ The house Of ii M'r-y,
ay. u,ar lLlst ou MONDAY EVENING nrX Sept. 8. ~
:! scook r thc purpose of ccing. hS ballot s be' gate.
Tie MI Auby District C.S'uJu tuT tnr appoint
G 20 ihc :, Convention II fh' II Il -
int. Tlr V,ll will be- open from 8to9 o. lock
r. p BkoNN Sc. LEWIS BALLARD. Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

=. No 2 Grc,nsychst.. Of Barclay, on MONDAf Y
S,p; g. 1856 A. p H. pursuant call Of he Republic al
CIr.l elect Dcgf" and Oh" Alternate 10
the R.pubcau State Conv'ition Members Only VIII" nave
h.,u ii entitled To Polls from
8to9 ANDhEN JOhDAN, iIoslu'-''
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Fineenth Nard.-i'e nriDocls u o., tiit,.nt. Maid
hitu As-.t llI requested a,us
80. and 20 t.'on Hall, hs'orp.aer MONDAY SO,
in,. II oco,k n to 'cct two D--sa.s and ..9 t,er
S'.fs -. ,.-s.u.in, h.
I'D A. Syfacusc the l7 >'cinbef Tlc Pill 4 le
do. all BE- opcuc3 from f'o so'oc. . T., Election
g. p. h. baio;. j. , ~" "NSiND' ftrs.leu'
1,.rf 8. (rfNY.. S.trf't rs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08
NEW SYSTEM Of TEACHING FRENCH -
~ THE WHOLE FRENCH LANGUAGE GIT pp 19uIo

LNRE Mt, III L PIO N h 4
Jet put;hsd pted AID TEN ;s, ~. r1sT rfs
= 10 10, J, inches phi 7j cents b~rl discount 20 fn
,r'd, soi'LE1 ROGERS No. N siins.oD e., Bo.tou
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-08

Notcc.W h.reas certain }. x. HlLLARD Ar obtained
ptcs, or certain RAIL JOINT tor R4ro d. hrmed upon
anew D. pic and '. tl~ ad principle II ny invention,
and H. intention '!c validity u ac SAID Patent
T. BRIGGS SMITH 10 hereby give tiIs public CAUTION an
order .t person Va:iy ur.Eo~Hsy sd Lno'ety
subject hHstf ihe legal OF AZ nfn-emen oi
uN rleh ly usii.. ny s4C !Ly,Lt.o = O! aarwsc -
~ :. S.,t & 81 T. BRIGGS SMITH.
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-08-23
DIE d.

At Yankee Hill the 10th inst, WILLARD FILLMORE
TAYLOR, only of Aars N. u. F. Taylor aged zeal
month and % days
''Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care:
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And babe it blossom there"
The weekly Columbian. [volume] (Columbia, Tuolumne Co., Cal.) 1856-1???, 1856-08-23

preside over the destinies of this whole nation
That James Buchanan, the first OF American
statesmen, will be elected to the most important
office in the world, no one who is OF SOUND mino'
we think, will doubt for moment.
A correspondent of the Globe, writing no"
Washington, under date Of July l9th' says:
In Illinois the prospects are very aatterIng-
Democrats of that State betting that ILLINOIS
will give a larger majority for Buchanan tnal
Pennsylvania will. in proportion to the respec-
tive population of each State. Indiana is oe De,
vond all doubt no one questioning that she Will
| go for Buchanan. Connecticut, Maine, ana
New Jersey will vote for him, and it is general
" conceded that the "old Keystone Will give
humping majority"
The Madison (Wis.) Argus gives figures 10
prove that Wisconsin is sure for Bucnanah'
For the last two years the Democratic vote mas
been largely on the increase Since THIS last
election. according to the Argus, ''the party mas
been daily growing in strength and is now uni
ted and harmonious; many distinguished wings
are with us; and the black republicans them
selves have no hopes of success We claim the
State as certain for Buchanan by majority
that will not be less than eight thousand, and
may reach to twelve thousand"
OLD LINE WHIGs IN THE FIELD.-We are graf
flied to learn, says the GAINESVILLE Jefersonian,
(Tenn.) that Hon. John II. Crozier, W. S. Swan,
ESQ.,. Col John r. Nelson and Col. Geo. W.
Mabry, of Knox county, Col. n. II. Allen, of
Montgomery county, and Col. Yerger. Of Mem
phis, all old line Wings, have publicly announc-
ed their intention to support Buchanan and
Breckenridge for the Presidency and Vice Pres
idency.
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Gnecial Notices.
County Assessments for lS56-57.

g4-Ihe attention of and agents of Real Estate
and Personal Property within the County of Tuolune IS
hereby directed to the provisions of the Public Revenue
Act of the State of California requiring them to furnish
of the to the County Assessors, specify
ing the exact boundaries of the Real Estate with the
buildings and implements thereon together with the value
of al personal property including Goods and Chaes of
every description ell Cash Moned Stock Notes Bonds,
Mortgages &C. whether owned hell in trust for others.
a-If any person shall be guilty Of giving false list
of property under the oath redured by law such person
shall be labl indictment for perjury and the property
shall be liable to three times the usual tax.
RTha assessment of all property o: persons refusing
give list will be doubled by the Board Of Equilization
Blank statements may be had on application at my Office
pl-tf. J. 2. CLOCHH, County Assessor.
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Election for Town Officers.

KpY an order received from the Supervisors of the
ID ty OF Tuolumne incorporating the town Of Columbia
limits an election will be held at BIRDS HOTEL in the town
of Columbia on Saturday the 23rd day of August 1855
Eve Trustees, Treasurer one Assessor, and one
Marshal No person will be permitted to vote unless he
as resided in the State of California six months and been
An actual resident within the limits of the town of Coum
bia for so days previous to the day of election
J. ". HOIIISTER, Inspector.
s s G EAEEE' Judges
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Poll Tax. So.

6Parcular attention is directed to the following
ton Of the Revenue Act:
each male inhabitant Of the State, twentyone
of and under fifty years Of age shall pay 10 the
County Assessor Poll Tax of Three Dollars for the OF
the state and County demand. laccoriing 10 late
amendments to the Revenue Law land to enforce the col
lection OF the same the County Assessor may SEIZE
much of any and every species of property in possession
Of the person refusing pay will be sufficient to pay
such PoTax with the cost Of seizure and sale and he
may sell the upon giving verbal notice hour
previous to such sale"
The receipts are ready at my Office.
milf. J. 2. CIOI'GH County Assessor.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing between O. a.
Huntington and 3. NJ Brainard having been dissolved
all persons indebted to said firm, requested to make
immediate payment of their several demands to o. a.
Huntingdon who is duly authorized to collect the
O. II. HUNTINGTON.
c. A. BRAINARD, Administrative of the Estate.
Columbia, August 9th noS4m
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DlS&O1~6lOn,

NHE co-partnership heretofore existing between the
II undersigned under the firm and style of P Rocher
Co.. in carrying the Brewery business has been BY
mutual dissolved said act of dissolution to have
effect from and after the fifth day of August instant
Anton Bixel who VIII continue the business at the old
stand is alone authorized to the business of the
late partnership.
p ROCHER,
A. BIXEL.
Columbia Aucpst 18th 1854 mo-. dw