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NEW yeRsEY.
William A. Newell. Republican.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE FOR 1857.
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Pres dent "a Ecso.. n nry j. Raymood, rcp
slDc;i Roh 4 ard Qreen's .ssrns, RIDER. den
s"s YorI ir.t a. ~ara1 s1s SsaIo s%sG. s@sss seu
= Nov York, Tlola, ~ wsrds. Jose oh n Petty, Ara
O. NeS York, 9 u wards Marx spencer, deua
e..Nes York, II, IL. IL, 10. Is,
10. 20, u. ~ wards. ;. Era~tus Brooks An
=. 'chs ster, Pusnsm Rcck'd .Jobn W Feroo1, Am
s..Du:'berc and Columbia. Wn Kelly. aen.
y .Urante and sullivan. EdwsriA Maiden, dem
w.. Uicr and Greene. .......... George y siraos An
VI. albany and schenectady. John w. Hsroourt
~ ksnesesr~...... Amos BrieEs An
w.. Wa hmgfnn and SaratcTA.. Justin A. smith, Am.
~. Warren, Es~x and Clinton. William Hashkiss Am
~. g. Lawrence and Franhlm. zenss Clark, rep.
l6.. EersimeS, Hamilton, Fulton
sna Morieonery ...... fred p. Beiiugcr. rep.
IL = hotarie and Dcis ware Joseph H. Ramsay rep
Y. OEsRo ana Chenango Addsoc n smith, Am
~ Oneida. .............. Eaton Richarusoo, rep
y. Madison and Oswego. ......M Lrci,y Lee, rep
Il reTrcn and Lewis. Garner covne, rep
a. Ons DDsga ga................. James Nexou, rep
-. Cortland. Brocme and IsoEA Geo W. Bradford
~. Cay ugn and Naype...... .ssmuel @. Cuyicr rep
- 1uupkcr Succa sad Yates James H"nuE stor, rep
20. Stes ben ard ChemlDg. John X. Halo, AN.
~. .or zoo. John X. Patterson rep
y. .Ortsnr Niagara and CoacsccAionxo Uptau,, rep.
~. oe'a'ic asd IAyingstnn.. sldnsv seet Am,
20. A' ghany aud wyoming John b HAistsad rsp.
~ .Ers.. James WAtn worth. dom
81 .Chsu'auque A. Cstiaraugus Rodsrck White req.
xscArIuAuos.
Republicans. ................. IL
AInefhAis.... IL
bemocrss....
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
The Political Complexion or the New or Thi
ty-hrsh long r~ss.
THE SENATE.

Term commences March T. 1851 end March 8, 1859
First Sefpion opens Dece mber 1887
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NEW YORK STATE.

EuflfLEB TO THIRrY.EfvE ELsyrOR AT VOTES.
-pRrsDssl, 1860 e.---- -pHEs fsez-
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NAMES OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES.

NATIONAL CANDIDATES ELECT.
'rex'deit. ..JAnss bC Democrat
1co- President. .JoHs q. BggckIsRIDGD . Democra.
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BROOKLYN CITY ELECTION.

The following are the totals cat Mayor, few
districts no, yet In but The maiorirc are % decided
that there can DO doubt OF to rc.ults-
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In the Twenty cigb,h Congressional district, wm. "
Kesey (rep has ss0o maturity.
In the Twenty frs, Congressional district henry Bon
nett (rep) has Q. COO majority
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ALDERMEN CONrINUE }.

rolluoAL COMPLEXION on TaK BOARD
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sG- cS% ISc1s. Mm corbe Heath oAas Roberts,
RsmaiDs =. SAM. wind q W. brs. Kn,ss. Sarah
jss ss s ps sar s. 0a
BOT Axood ociion ssratoss All Alpine ssi ma
NOBLE Of lar bark Theo Curtis, Edmonds, NYork
YdE bark. nn EsS
SS~Arr Steamship aeIioo ts~ies: inaiano. via Calves
!Sa asess %ss
aas os sa rsarn Gm s.
Cd ships Tar9un smith and 5iriso Gutter Boson
rssa ssTRss ssa si
NEw LSSDoS oeia-A,T sesrs A,dysn,ursr. Smith, Ron
oSis: $iSss ssS SSsri HATTIE %ss Ss
beTlan gSm Portland for Susysma, nearly ready or
sisTa .'% "
NANTUGKET oct s1Arr schr Elizabeth, Parsons, Phla.
4$bfoS Svs; n :a&s , Das,ss
NEW IN HAvE sS. shrs Lyman stannard
M john
cuss %ams and James English Jsnes PhadsPhsa
Ann: Eaton EYork So, orig Laqras,a Merrill pS6Sy
Hssy do Sid sh bark Star q the East osrt Boston
eeiphi, scbr Cambridge, YORK, do
PORTSMOUTH, Oct Arr schr Waterman, Williams Cos
PROVIDENCE. Oct 6--Arr Br bark May, Pinan, New
aiaord RsppahannScp; FisS Johnson, Phiiaaspsls
ssscn g. Do soops fan d9Ss Port Ersn
Moanan Eagle Pray philadelphia Sid schr Naiad Queen
huse Philadelphia sioop Frederic Brown, Garniner New
RIoHMoND oe, 4,Arr schE csrio. Crowsn, Boston sid
salem Oct Arr brig DAM Webster Wnans fhsasl-
Do I'd sSIa sh seErs csrus pclanSsras hae fEoap
son Baker and Ann Gardner Small SYork SD 4 schrs
4 Il thompson Ann Gardner 49, o'-N'
WILMINGTON, NC. Oct a-od schr Standard Derrick,on
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Personal InteIllg nee.


Fer Eavana aud Mobile IN the Un'ci staes Il, lnshlp
onaler Ctsf Iemsro 'anddc Rinz and servant 4 Wen
mar, ~ CArmeiicb Edvc DupasScIr Mrs fcnry seg.1a
Hiss Pauna Sa'asar Ms gunor Miss nft01or Thqmas
Burns lady ard children Mrs bile and nade
tnd lady Miss rash Mr. Flash nnd sdy, Mrs North Ms Il
Iil. Raphael Estrada, W kcrn NdWd Gr0eaevet jose
CssiAneda and servant MANUEL fahiegas Gum, : II
Jason, John hagoo, Rogers, Mss &co,mck, Taos
Williams, A thsmbers. Mr. Darling q . bingham. Aiex
owing D Loewen'hai " y Davis Iayauaah Nrs trsbee
schwefln a Norehouae West laiy anil child fOiyireE
VIM GroFe, Mezrer, Dudley Pray, Domingo Herrera v
Herrera ard servant, Juan lie Arreutecns sterling
II Sengstsk Dr " Bartlett. Ferdinand Mas n10sA. Jnmss
Battle James ConLoy. hfy two chii1ren anf u
Lewis lady. three ci1rcD servant; David ker aiv
chiren ard ornfre Ramirez family aus
John Douglass ana nfy Capt ftaer loIs bniabertsr
Irglo Nedder. simon Maursne,o Grsnger. james
Chrke. Harding John " Evans David Durham. -
,orris Louis Meudeissohn Day Or rlamagosa Yingi
fhaddeus snrh pr leonard. lanes Fowler ti1ou.
Catra, james Fogarty, licgler, Gasquci Mm vi.
cent, Mr. Saunders James Wisvell, DMcVoy-Tota l3
For Melbourne A-sraa II tic str ocrcn Seai-N- i1ha
Wilson, England, John iallg California. DR. Mhlehe4l Car
ada. Hugh MeCaur Mr. Flint ard Mean Nov York. &c
kenworfhy aud adv New Work Mrs Anderson~ Nra Richie
ard child. Sing Slnr; Mr. Ashton and rnes Olo.
Brotheron wife ard tive children Jersey Cr, NJ Amau
sah wife end child, John Inreshy. wife and two children
James InvebT Nessrs Henderson, ~hlgoert Gardner
arts Hall and ca.on sockinn Penn WIN Carter New YORK
Geo Prooks wife ard four chidfra VI AMI Mrs Sube
Dery COM. Mcrtyre wife ard two b llrcn III. Hsnry
Hickey VIE Mps Harrison, ant two children New london
Coun: Daniel Bloom ssngaiee. Thomas NJ darermsn Chaa
McManerl0an, Wis; John Wilkins, and Vim Mel New
Jersey Byrres Hart and WIa Dan 81, Doe Watts.
Mcclure, Jolarp, James ari lnhp kernsy, Bra3y,
Henry Bowling and Miss Mcconnell sew yatk'
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lip Johann LANCE (reu. LAake. Bremen. in Ballast to

Ship Johann LANCE (BrenD Lanke. Bremen, in Ballast 70
BARK sarah Jane orumey Mobile Is days with cotton
spoke bark C6ss Fowler Is days from N0riesns
phyiis, bound s thence for Cardenas)
Bark Gamble, Powell, s. Marks % days, with cotton
brig PSaasSha s New orleans o.
Rark Edwin lpew). Allen Warren, ballast to master.
Brg Dar,sn 90 Warsn s'arro'l Rochelle, ~ days, WIN
Brig Edinburgh Bangor, Damon Rio Janero Aug II,
brig hugo DAM Peterson Rio Grande 60 days with hides
Brig Sntara tof Yarmouth, Cook Por, au Prince %
days with loewooc to Ferris, vessel to IL Brain
5rig o Rren. Robins Machias.
salt Maitland Phelps Co. Sept o. "a 81 Ion SO 40
spoke brig Tornado hence Tor Falmouth ia Doth lat q 80
sails, &C.
schr Merlin CBr,. Cole, Cumberland Ms, IL days.
senr Ocean Bird (Br LockhArt, Windsor with plaster 70
schr Harmonic (Br) -, st George NIB.
schr Samuel Bol.on Allen Wilmington, NC, deys
ssh I harriet es Ann, Hae a1sspG Iabec.
sehr Harris, sawyer, Aachias
schr SALIVA, Huntley Machias.
schr John, Homer, Rockiana.
schr Grand leland, Jones. Eewbmyport.
sehr FLORIDA, Kelly, Bosos.
scsr nm sPg Dcv s ss,e R ss ssa
schr Ellen Rodman, osgecd; New bedford
sehr Nor,leln Light -, New Haven.
s sesn a SeT Daaad aen TSaSeeh
Steamer Shark, Robinson, Philadelphia
Steamer Caledonia, laylsd Portland
steane~ Pelican, Aud.ich Providence.
ftesmer ospray, Kenny. froyidence.
Steamer Quinebalg, Holum Norwich.
One ship one BARI and one brig
Steamship Quaker City Havana and Mobile.
Wind during the day, NNE
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CEtRED.
Steamship Quaker CIR, shaieidL Havana arl MILE
SIP ocean s,sca. Cunningham Ne'bourrc-Goslrs. Ar.
shis III idau.. chase, f.vsroooi-Tapssot
SID Ray Ciase liz srrOc.--iYalh Cs.ttr 4 C14ss
Slip sheridan. Russell Attsgfr Post 81 : %
BARK PsEchs Major, CsEalLa AZ ca-g berg Weeks
ssrE Columhs SAL Bs,arleco sarBs.lios--s D,corsl
gk Grand Turt. Miiksr, Traieaf-C / & Peers
Hark Eizabssh T. BAXTER, Pa iadeirhla -llawsea Co
PRIV CoIbra dtsml tewes, na.a ir-r Punch wsr.ke.
sg ns,op' Tromrs.. hyspsj 3 cns gam 80 -
Pris oavsr 10 sevcons, !, J9ba, N5-Lsaefsa Co
Brs A Page Lewis Ph,dell aia--wena.rs 1 wssss.
Big wm spear M.sQt, Bosfon-Nalss carver chase
scar sea Rarser Reed, y Johns Pa horar son ri,cr
schr eurriti Hardlcs Fernspa s-Do lnsr Plrer
-ekr Davis, Il nch savannah ccantJu 4 rhtmoa.
schr n Dixon, Bfiges wlmingo.- i.leuaa kadder5w.
sctr Ade.s, Hobart Win rgop-D Nett,g
scSr coyrsla, Warren wsiEeros~f9w 4 M,reh.
schr z : I'M Rich Rappshsnnocess- Nas,eF -, n.
sehr re,sr NOVEL;. snail Balsmore--Reel& Nn.
sabr Price HsEet,, rhlsdepea--Jss Hand.
schr Jno Fraser, Alien JeEerson-kas,er.
s,eamer Parker Vein Harnsey hs 'en9reH 'r9mwsn
steamer lr95sdes ssndsyeer Briggs
ARRIvvn.
Steamship Augu.ta 1on' ssvsnsah = hops, w mise
s sse psshsss ssnss w .ssS Kcy ss ' IT,
avannsh seme day - eychan ged signals with sel-n
81 sienas with steamship tlabsrns hence f,r SavsnnSa
ship EIlen Austin cerrick, liverpool Sen With IN
ss ~ Tsssens gers III. r III ie s 30 so =
iiysrpooi II Inst 5s lor ~ or@bsrrai sr5ss viii
IN Sew woi. Fs sb Liverpool septs vim nl.a 40
81 yssssf sers Grinnel Had vsry eh Winds 40 aps
& X & oS Is y asrs,ei ss-sT - s.a assF
Sun ,~ez fesusr, Br0vn, Austrian 15dts \ lnisa
" nlllaS Beyncl,
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slavery party He reviewed the contest in xhich
the country engaged the question Of slavery
exts nson In $780, and which ended in the
Of the Missouri com promise and painted the disastrous
consequences which would necessarily result from the
extension Of slavery by showing the great ex0nse OF
slave territory the sparseness OF IL population and the
absence Of progress and prosperity The free aborer 10
the elaveholdng States Is he said worse treated than
even the slave. He Is not recognized equal or
beirg possessed OF social political rights but IS re
gsrded voluntary slave, not deserving OF any consl
deraton He compared the European aristocracy with
the saveholdng arstocracy Of this country, argued
that all the advantages OF good breeding were the
side Of the ormerhe latter being only distinguished by
rowdysm and Brooks chvalry. He also compared the
progress OF The southern States with that the Northern
al cited the fact that OF the entire production OF The
United States amounting to $i70 00N only $40 o0o
900 ID contributed by the South. He also sho xed
that the general progress Of silence and culture 10 tue
South cannot compare with that OF the North.
Liberty of speech of tho press and OF suffrage, do not
he sid exist In the SOUTH where only the interests OF
The ssveholders permitted TO be discussed pdb-
hcly. (some fellows in the galleries made FAINT and
ruthless attempt to dstur bance by shouts OF
"Fllm0rein .'Filmorel; For Z time there some
excitement; but Mr.. Hecker proce eded in his speech
The excitement subsidet He concluded with stirring
appeal 70 the German repub assist In putting an
end TO the encr ,achmen,s Of the slave power in the Ter
rtoGes and States and TO put end to the further
tension Of slavery the free Territories OF the North
Ar Mr.. Hecker concluded he was heartily applauded.
The band played THE Flag Of Our Union. y and tie
meeting, at lol4 p. NJ WAS declared adjourned.
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MlRIqIME INTGLLIGgSCE.

ALMANAC ron NV yoHS-Tqr rAr
ErS ............. s0or stTs...ss4. morn
50 sErs..,.......... 50 nian ~Atga ~
Port OF New Ysrk, October q, 1855.
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Telcgraphio Marine Report.

BOSTON Oct Arr barks Island City Galveston; Chests
Philadelphia brgs Eastern State Belmont Locke aad ABB
Ellen, do.
Also chip Mississippi Rotterdam.
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..rrBE TINE rol ACTION HAS AHRIvED-uP. B0yst
4 UP The Freidcn' and Dayton American RepubH
Club viii hoid grand rails inc. weinesaV
evening vet lat Ns'afso Assembly no tate Back-
HALO several celebrated
ADDRESS he Ing. " friends "a he aviied.
iEtdAsfN VAN RIPER President.
W.. PEFI, Secretary
TNIAGe FLAGS. FLAGS-r. CHAPMAN, MNsCrAC-
A. o. and banners, l4J Futou street. New
a - Cranberry street, Bo0klyn- ~ B-flags haaA ~
or hre.
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For SaIe!!

TEyIE Subscriber offers for SALE on reasonable terms the
following described property, to wit One ho use and
lot III the village of Coomn, the of Main and
Cross streets, sad house being occupied Billiard
Saloon. Also house and lot situated The south side
OF Main street IN the village of Colonn, Immediately
opposite Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express Office.
Also desirable family residence, situated in pleasant
and retired part Of The The lot nearly two
of ground, is enclosed with good and substantial
fence and is in state OF thorough culivaiion There
are one hundred fruit trees growing the place.
more than two thirds OF which will bear ru next season.
There is fine well of water the premises, also good
on buildings, &c
For particulars, apply to GEORGE DUDEN, ESQ, cor
ner of Main and Cross streets, the subscriber his
res dence. H. NJ MILLER
Colonm, June 26, 1876. 3-3
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sberid's Sails.
Sheriff q Sale.

UyY virtue of execution issued out of the Clerks
~ Office of the Honorable District Court Of FL Dorado
county, on judgment rendered the lth day Of June
JOSEPH KLOPENSTINE, under the style and finn of
Kopenstine Co., and against MATTHIAS LAIR for the
of nine hundred tweb our and l-00h dollars debt
with interest the Of nine hundred 5-l0Oh dollars
the rate of two per cent per month from the h day
day of June A. d. 1856. and upon twenty-five and 6OO0h
dollars the rate of ten per cent per annum together
with the sum of fortytwo and 0lO0h dollars costs of
suit and accrung costs, have levied upon and sezed
and will expose TO Public Sale at the Court House
p NJ all the right title interest and cam of The said
Matthias Lah Of in and to the following described real
property, lying and being in the village of Jayhawk, Ell
Dorado county State of California, TO wit Que wood
building and the lot of ground which said building
stands, situated the north side of Main street. in the
village of Jayhawk, and known Matthias Lahrs Miners
Store, together with the improvements thereon.
Sheriff's office, Coloma June l3, 1855.
E. b. CARSON, Sheriff of Ell Dorado county
30-3 BY OGDEN SQUIRES, Deputy.
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Summons.

sum mons.
STATE OF CALIFOR IA, County of El Dorado.
- The People of the State of California, to JOHN
MURDf, defendant in this suit greeting: You are here
by summoned TO be and appear before the Honorable Dis
trct Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District in and for
said County State to answer the complaint of MARY
A MURDl, plaintiff, now file in this office, wherein
she pys judgment that she be divorced from he bonds
of marmony existing between herself and you and for
costs of suit and that she be decreed the of
tain house and lot forth in the complaint And you
are hereby required the said complaint within
ten days, if service hereof be had you within this
within twenty days if out of this county, but in said
disct-and within forty days if out of said county and
district Exclusive of the day of servce And hereof fail
not DC or plaintiff will take judgment against you by de-
fault and apply 10 the Court or relief in dance with
the prayer of said complaint.
- Witness ny hand and the Seal of said Court
- affixed at office in Cooma, this The LIST day of
L'' May, A. d. 1856.
~ 90 Sm D. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk,
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gegaI Yotites.
Summons.

tSTiTE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF FL Dorado.
- The People of the State Of California oJ p HOLMES
and DAVID WALTZ, defendants in this suit, greet
ing: You hereby summoned TO be and appear before
District in and for said county and State to answer the
complaint of NOAH HOUGH plaintiff, now file in this
oce wherein be prays judgment against you for the
1882 upon promissory given by you TO plaintiff,
and for costs of suit. And you hereby required to
answer the said complaint within days. if service here
OF be had on yon within this countywithin twenty days
if out of this county, but in said distrct-and within
forty days if out of said county and district Exclusive
OF The day of service: And hereof fail NOT, &C.,
paf will take judgment against you by default in &C
cordance with the prayer of said complaint.
- Witness my hand with the seal of said Court
1s affixed at office in Cooma, this Sd day of June,
D. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
2S-4w - "
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- Dr. L. J. CZAPKAlS Medical and Surgical In>ti
tute is at the of Montgomery an1 Sacramento ss
San Francisco, California The Doctor offers free consul
tation and asks remuneration unless he effects cure
22-3m
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Those who witness tNc almost mira ulOus
VIII ch DR.. Henimann effects d'lv and the facility with
VIII ch he eradcateS all kinds of disc SeS, can scarcely
credit their own senses; but Notwithstanding Dr. Heni-
mann gives proof every day that he cure and has
cured, numbe"ess cases which could not be cured by
other Physicians. Persons allic with recent secret
diseases or with of old standing badly treated and
aggravated by lnjndicous of medicine rely with
the greatest safety to be restored TO perfect health bv Dr.
Heninann His Office is situated corner of Montgomery
and Jackson streets over The Banking House of Lucas
Turner Co.. San Francisco. 0g.3m
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Con Stables Sale

U9Y virtue of execution, to directed issued from
Id the office of L. G. Reyburn Justice of The Peace in
MIA have levied and seized upon all the right tile, claim
and interest in and to Saw Mill situated on Canyon
Greek and belonging to SMITH DRlSCOL q co, so
seized and taken TO satisfy judgment in Court aforesaid
against said Smith Drsco Co, in favor of }. G. JAMES
which said Saw Mill will offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash. at Public Auction the 10th day Of july
1885, at the Justices office in Georgetown at the hour of
two o'clock p. NJ
30-3 THOS. BOLLlN, Constable.
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The business will be continued by the undersigned, who
will adjust all accounts of the late firm.
Coloma June -, 1896. 3l-3 GEORGE VINCENT.
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American Hotel.
JOHN CROCKER, Proprietor

4,afr The Proprietor having recently made additions,
a1a aKa refed and furnished his House with furni-
iG ture take this method of informing the travelling
As-0 public and citizens generally that he is pre-
pared to accommodate all who may patronize them.
FAMILIES will find commodious accommodations in
private apartments at this House.
The American Hotel is situated on Piey HILL opposite
able and pleasant home.
The Table will always be furnished with the choicest the
market affords and good and accommodating servants
will be in attendance.
Sacramento Georgetown, and Pacerve stages pass
this Ii house daily.
An extensive Stable is connected with this House. where
travellers will find good accommodations for their horses
and at which Saddle Horses and Horses and Carriages
always be had.
Coloma June 16, 1855. ltf
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Notice.

A AOTICE is hereby given that the 4h day of August
~ \. d. 1896, or soon thereafter hearing cah be
had application will be made the Board of Supervisors
OF FL Dorado county, to renew the license for Keeping
Toll Bridge the branches of Otter Creek
H. W. MckOY & co.
June "A, lS56 "l-A
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Notice.

NE EMBERS of the CALIFoRNIA MINING COMPANY are
1VA hereby notified that an assessment of twenty dol
lars each share has been levied for the Auburn claims
Also-that the cla Of all deuquents in the locations
known by the names of Oriental and Hard Scrabble
claims, will be sold ut Public Auction in the Town Of Bot
tie li in front Of The Boc ill Hotel ON Tuesday The
29th of july 1856, o'clock p NJ if all back assess
ments be not paid up by that time.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
K. MARKS, Secretary.
Bottle Ill, June "a, 1896. 3l-3
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Dissolution.

m HE COpartnershp heretofore existing between GEO
II VINCENT CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. GEORGE VINCENT
j. HILL.
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Notice..

Y HE Stockholders Of the Clarendon Quartz Company
hereby notified Thar assessment of twenty
seven dollars to the share has been levied payable the
LIST day of August Stock in for this and
prior assessments will be sold AT Public Auction at Coum-
bia, August lst, 1886, at O'Clock =. NJ.
i. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Columbia June 26, 1886. 3l.%
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COnsta ble9s Sale.

virtue OF an execution, issued ont of Justice VIM.
NJ; f"mefs Court, Of Georgetown Township, County
o. n,,,N =, DORADO TO me directed in favor of WILLIAM
EWING, ana against s. l.. STEWART, have seized, and
Sha expose ioT sale at Public Auction at 10 O'clock on
the Sih day OF July, A. d. 1885, Garden Valley in font
ct OF the New ] C"sh store all the right title and interest of
me sald stewart IN ana I" the following described proper
house known as Doctor Smiths house, on the south side
known as the Stewart house The other being situated
ABOUT iou rodS from he Doc,or Smith house. to he north
west, and known the Dowdy house borh being situated
in the town of Garden Valley county and township aore-
sad and taken as the property of L. Stewart to satisfy
Judgment in favor of VIM Ewing against him for eioht
and l5ooth dollars, principal and thirteen dollars costs.
together with accruing costs.
Garden Valley, June II, 1856
0o' G. A. HALL, Special Constable.