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pUY AND READ "A NEW WEEKLY, ELEGANT, EN-
ID pertaining and Instructive.
VIII be issued Monday, March g. 1856 the first number
OF weekly literary artistic and business lournal to the
peculiar features of which the propretors invite earnest a.
tention.
As its title Indicates the NEW YORKER will present faith.
fueex OF VIII eyer noticeable transpiccs the
polls In an attractive garb and with the tastes OF
respective of politics. will be discussed in its columns
Nothing calculated to- In the slightest Degree ofe the most
fasdious shall be counnanced the propre
tors being to furnish jon nal which will become
medium Of elegant literature int eresng and
for It's ldependent aud intelligent treatment of oje;s OF
local a. general interest.
The choicest productions in prose and poetry native
The New Yorker It's original aud ed literary
viii be OF the first order of merit Contributions invited
from authors Of acknowledged ability and when accepted wi
be literally paid for.
literary depa tment embracing impartial and complete
reviews Of all new publications. WILL be prominent charac
eristc II contemplated to make this feature deserving
the confidence of the public
feature OF the New Yorker win be dramatic depar sent
which for s reliability and sufciency medium OF heatri
cal well osterer and Of every
during interest OF the profession viii challenge
nation and comparison The attention of all interested Is par
icularly invited to this department.
The very best available talent will be engaged upon the
columns OF the New Yorker being the intention the pro-
prcors TO mai II second to weekly journal In the
themselves of the limited number the New
Yorker devoted to advertising starts with unusually
large and desirable subscription list the propetors having
given particular attention the appointment agents
town of In the Union through whom large numbers
paper y III be weekly distributed.
The New Yorker will be issued Wednesday, and
larry served TO subscribers in New York. Brooklyn Williams
burg and Jersey City, for 81 annu payable in advance
or or the newsboys or OF agents in city the Union
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NEWSPAPERS.

DE ON BAND FOR
ID YOUNG AMERICA,
No. 0,
Containing the first chapter Of
BROWN STUDIES
Also capital illustration o. the old saving, that 1t Is
BAD RULE (oF CoURr) THAT DON'T WORK WAYS.
Besides cuts comica and quzzca and jokes
Price 90 cents. For sale by all news agents. and by
T. W. STRONG, So Nassau street.
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TBussEs LAplss AND eEsTksMFN's surPoa1e cas-.

belts and bandsses, IN the very highest peruepn and a
extremely low prices at BRl,GhAN y C0.'-, Ao,de,ares
ard msnuac,nrers, 1853 Grand street Genre .trke
n. B.Cnmpete satsaction guaranteed 9-hip SIS IN rn
reps OF description macs q ORD .r Cnua-g oasrs
H,pgh attended, y,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A RARE CHANCE FOB ooLLEcroRs OF OLD AND
"A new books.-For further particulars HENRY H
IEkDs CORA anctonsers advertisement of this days
t10OCACCIo's DECAMERoN; OR, TIN DAYS ENTER
passages omitted former sn.auons The s ssyss wisas
and most gallant book ever written Beautiful i2Do pp
G. BLANCHARD. 81 Nassau stree.
OLD BOOKS AND ENGaAvINss BOUGHT ron CASH,
1ss swS,s os me s Sd oS % and
a. heir residences. address as above
L 80 ~ N.Y. COUSIN SMOOTH.
showing ne msnouvring Of General Pierce and his agents.
Mr. solomon smooth was born and "growsd" on the sx
Gsme south point Of Cape Cod He OF the nations
sharp and scs fun be goes to WASH
s. q sSs has e. rich II
sncs under no,orons administrator. might not be last g the
viii w: satire and
nEa UafSs snsr id nI.rTs Y 9Pss
Is Park row, New York. and l07 Genesee street,
TWO NEW BOOKS ON SOUTHERN LIFE
Now ready spd M sale A he pscos1ss;h
ArALE or soUrMEas iIyE
rh. story founded on The fortune. 70 French family
Who leaving France soon after the revolution settles In Loul
southern e So. sss.sn spr for
s a1Is %
from HI. stand poss gives he reader view Of Southern NE
located In iouisana 1t the work or powerful imagna-
uon well regulated taste and entertaining pen.
plot thing, and 10 deveiope naturally aad effectively
y .noshssr but Soh these particulars the anonyms
Ing the bounds Of nature be introduced sufficient
to maintain undminished interest throughout
ponder these without anrpg the depth OF
DYING consistency OF woman Change after cnange her varied
LIE may undergo but her heart knows noneN Courier.
Also,
THE CREOLE ORPHANS;
Or, LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF SOUTHERN LIFE;
tale OF LOUISIANA BY Jas Peacocke NJ D. Mississippi
One neat l2mo; price u.
It has the clear ring true metal and must be read with
absorbing interest The opening chapters thrilling,
and we have mol In tune unwingy orRone an an
cpasd pleasure than ceaaDg before had the
word One 10 insensoly but very pleasantly reminded in
reading of that most tropical Of ell books Prof. j. H. Ingr
hams Quadroon."-N. Y. sunday Courier.
This Ia of those books which excite tie roa-
ders nteres that he cannot lay aside until he has turned
the last eai and rise from without more rational
and patriotic Impressions Of Southern usually
News.
Copies sent BY mail, post paid, on receipt Of price.
DERBY d JACKSON, Publishers New York,
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SPORTING.

-y,sRDs BIBps.-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED CA
Is nnres pueys bulnches gosfnehes chanlnches black
brds brushes arks blaeheads, sshns. nne,s parrots
pigeons &C.. for sale by H. KESTNER BROTHER 10 Full
~ street. and 1876 William street. between Frankfort and
Sprace, N. ~ Cages aud bigd seed iVr sais,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

IL Chambers street daily, for Albany and Troy. On and
aer Monday January 81 1855 the trains win folows
tsAns through WI! t,ssn = express train, r Nj for
M for Sing Sing aaA p N. The Sing Sing and r. cksri
trains stop all BE way stations Passengers taken Cham
berg Canal Chrsopier aud Thirty streets Sunday mai
train, NJ from Canal street for Albany stopping at a
snail stations. N. L. SYKES. Jr.. Enperfnierdant
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1No LET-THE THREE STORY DwEtLiNG HOUSE 33
King street, with modern imp ovementa Just pleed:
also, the first floor and basement Of 80 King street. and
rooms on the third floor for small family. Three shop
IN the rear OF 20 King stree. sua lie for cal
business Immediate possession given. Inquire OF RAY.
MOhD. 81 Nhntham ntreet.
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rrHE STEAMERS BAY STATE, CAPT. JEwETr AND
4 EMPIRE STATE Capt Bra,ton. Of the Fall River line
have resumed their regular cay trips Long Island Sound
one q hem leaving pier No NORTH river every seruoon
ayGsy;kf WM, RyRpEN,
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RARE CHANCE FOR COLLECTORS or OLD AND
IA new books.-For further particulars see HENRY H.
LEkDB COs, aucsoneezs, advertisement of ths days
AL
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Drank LEsLIE'S
4 ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.

-
No. 13,
Issued to morrow, March contains the following splendid
eDgravngs:-
Magnificent full page engraving Of United steam
gae Niagara az she appeared before she launched
Large engraving representing the launch.
Portrait OF George Steers the builder.
Miss Annie O. Donneh naming the Niagara.
Scene following the launch: gathering the floating timber
Interior Of the Methodist church. Newark New Jersey
Portrait OF the pastor, the Rev. a. Coz
Portrait Of Bishop simpson, D. D.. Bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
South.
Sketch from the procession of the o. u A. passed up
Broadway. Feb. %, 1856
Portrait of Gen. John A. Qutmsn, of Mississippi.
Portrait Of Col J. L. Orr Of South Carolina, at st.
TammaDy Feb. %, 1856
Turkish ladies abroad.
Pi grms Of Mecca.
Street in Athens, kingdom Of Greece.
costume OF French troops engaged in the Crimean
French expedition to he Corea Archipelago spirited
views and All The news Of the week.
Chess, by an experienced Editor.
Continuation OF the thrilling romance The Last of His
Race"
Price ten cents, or "a per year.
C1lce u and IA Spruce street,
For sale At all news depots.
HyHE NEW YORK CITIZEN.-,IOHN MITCHELL. ON
Tho Footsteps Of the Cel The New York Citizen Of
this week contains verbatim report Part Of Mr. MchePs
splendid lecture on The Footsteps Of the Ce from his
manuscript Part H. being the conclusion, will be published
next week. This Ia the only full report Of the lecture.
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CyEaARs.-oAsH PURCHASERS OF sEGARs CAN
- find gats and have selection fro stock OF over
million Imported Havana domestic and Germany The pI
rpa portion these segas us be sold immediately 10
edvancea Operas 3d. upwards; German segars al bO nm
wards. W. ohEEkS, 81 broAdwhy. no stairs.
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VNANTED--AT NO EAST BRO aDwAY (BAsEMENT)
w seamsres for private family wages $iO per month
An American boy for The office Of hote girs to Con-
neccut learn weaving Situations procured for clerks
school hcrs ductors Steamers statesmen
keepers and porers stores and hoeis Apply To Ed
GlALEN.
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VJUNAN EYE BALSAM
IL For weak and ipamed eveIids ba sam IL the
very best preparation that anmatory dis
OF the eyes and eyeds Waen dsenso
the external coat OF the eyebat and lining cycd acts
almost like magic In alaypR all irritation nn
Price 70 cents per jar. For sale by
A. b. D. SANDS Druggists. 10 Fulton street.
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RoCCACCIo's DECAMERoN; OR, TIN DAYS ENTER
- nfnment new edition, In which restored those
passAges omitted In former snaauons The gsyest witt
and most gallant book written BeautNul Emo, pp
5OU, Illustrated 81; aent by mai.
G. BLANCHARD, 81 Nassau street.
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WANfEb-A SALESMAN IN A LOOKING GLASS
warehouse In Philadelphia; who u experienced In
70 ooang giasses sngravngs &C. aud who competent
70 receiving orders for the above. ADDRESS, with
care ne T. N q BrcadwAy, y. y stating the dilIereat
paces OF employment salary required and recommsndaons
also the age and position Of the applicant.
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0LD BOOKS AND ENGRAvINGs BOUGHT FOR CASH
1t 6Ss Broadway basement also, old novels and msgA
zines Always hand and for cheap old books prints
novels &c Parties having books sale waited upon
at their residences. address above.
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WANTED-A YOUNG NAN. OF CI.EANLY HABITS,
~ careful scive and sober good driver, aocustomed TO
tho care q horses and and who willing 70 max ki
sen generAy useful IN country place. II y essential that
odlso =
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r OsT OR MIeLAID-A NOTE, MADE BY MEssRs.
~ Peterson humphreys dated View York, Sept H. 1855,
~ months from date their order by them
1ersed for hundred and SIX dollars twenty Os
2 payable 1t the Cfzens Bank New ALI persons are
cautioned against receiving negotiating the
having been stopped suitable reward viii be paid
ing the at 90 Fulton street. A. h j. SMITH,
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WANTkD-A SITUATION, As CHILLI NURSE. OR TO
w do plain sewing; lived five years in her place No
objection to travel with lady, Apply at 927 Bowery, be-
tween Dist and 22d
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WANTED-A SITUATION. Az GARDINER, BY
w competent man, who thoroughly understands his bust
in all Is branches produce the best
ais from his last employer. Can be Smyths,
scotsman florist, "a White st. from A. NJ till 2P. NJ
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

CIMPLOHERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL
~ FIND respectable German Eng sh scoch and Irish help
for hotels and private families, Ut NORRIS COHNEnT,n
No. 2o7 Broadway, Of Readc street. Aso. waers
coachmen farmers, hborers &c. at this the branch oco
3re
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IT OSr-A BLACK LACE VEIL, BY LADY PASSING
IL from the Smithsonian Hotel to Madison STAGE
about 3o'clock r NJ OF the 18th instant The finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning the at No. 26l Water
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CILvERS CHASERS.-wANTED, A CHASER TO TAKE
= charge Of that desartmen in factory one ready at
land other need apply advantageous situation Of
fered. Address box No. 70, Broadway Post Office.
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WANTED SITUATION, BY A REsPECrABLE GIRL,
w % chambermaid and waiter, in private family. Coed
city reference Can be 40 18th ave. be-
2sa and 10Th note addressed to Advertiser viii
m eet attention.
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r OsT-ON Thursday A LAVA SHAWL PIN, IN AMI
y " street between Wooster street and SIKH avenue. of
Bet much value bu. the owner being gift
dear friend liberal reward will be paid by leaving No.
Chambers street. first floor back room.
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r osT-CN THE MORNING OF THE 2SrH INSTANT, A
- gold oral locse containing hair On each side respec
Be suitably rewarded by returning the IS East
y sixth street
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THE YOUNG MEMS FILLMORE AND DoNEIsON
Union Association Of the seventh ward and all who
pahso with The cause requested to eet at the
body 70 the American ratification meeting the broadway
Tabernac this evening" FEBRUARY 20 at O'Clock precisely
BY order OF JOSEPH FOHBES, President.
D. NJ COLLINS Secretary.
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n 9 mn WORTH OF CAST OFF CI,oTBING WANT
DL:UvU ed.Ihs highest price win be given, ia cash.
for left on clothing OF every DESCRIPTION Gentlemen wishing
dispose OF the above will please their address or ca
on JAMES MORONEY LIZ Walker street, fe doors east OF
Centre street.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Sul IN lkA 0nAS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of El Dorado,
- Greenwood Township. Justices Court. The People
of the State of California, to L. b. MYERS, greeting
signed at his Office in Greenwood township Fl Dorado
county, Monday, the 18th day of March, 1856, at
o'clock P. NJ to answer unto the complaint of JOHN T.
BOOTH, who to the of hundred and
twenty dollars (Sl20) which he claims due him for
merchandise and labor, when judgment will be taken
against you for the above amount with cost and damages
if you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable of said County. Make
due service and return hereof
Given under my hand this 25th day of February 1856
J. CARPENTER, Justice of the Peace.
The proper affidavit having been this day made before
me- order the publication of the above summons in the
Empire County Argus printed at Cooma for three
cessve weeks once per week. from February 25, 1885,
l43 ]. CARPENTER, Justice of the Peace.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08

tsy~ DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY.-We hear favorable reports
of Dr. Czapkays success from the most of cotempo-
rares appears that he is supsrcedng all other adver
tising Physicians in this State, and his reputation is
spreading with astonishing rapidly The Dr. had attain
ed an enviabe position Physician and Surgeon in
Hungary and has testimonials of character from of
good standing in the Atlantic Sates besides which, he
has the best of references in San Francisco He is very
liberal in the treatment of his patients, and offers all the
opportunities of free consultation, by letter otherwise
of which would advise the afflicted to avail themselves
it cost them nothing and may result much their
advantage.
The Dr. guarantees in all cases. or asks no pay
We refer the reader to his advertisement 3m.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Summons.

&sTATEo OF CA1L'N"ttNIA. t"U' ~ Of I'll Dorado
- The PEOPLE of the State of Cal 'ornia. TO HENRY
WELLS. }. LIVINGSTON, +. =. WILLIAMS. Z. ~.
M0hGAN. W. q. FARGO. }. MCKAY, A. REYNOLDS.
ii. d. RICE and a NJ. Z. SMITH, doing business under
the and style of Wells, farg" Co.. defendants in
this suit, gree ing: lou hereby nmoned be aud
appear before The Honorable District Court of the Elev-
cath Judicial Disirc in and for said County and STATE
to answer the complaint of THOMAS Mel AGAN Ilal.-
tiff file this office, wherein he piays Judgment
against Tor The oi $500 for balance due gold
dust received by you exrr sSnen t" forward the U.
s. Mint for assay and COINAGE and for damages sustained
and for of suit. And hereby required
the said complaint within days. if service hereof
be had on within this comtv-wIihn twenty days if
of This county. but in said district and within forty
days if f sad county and district, Exclusive of The
day of service Aud hereof fail &c. plaintiff will
take judgment against you by default and apply the
Court for relief in accordance with the prayer Of said
complaint.
- Witness my hand with the Zeal of said Court
I 20 here" affixed at office in Coona this 3lsl day of
10 January, 1876
d. c. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
1t is ordered that service OF summons be made upon
said defendants by publ CAT ion thereof for tn successive
months, least week. in the Empire County Argus
a newspaper published at CoIoma in said county.
By order of ]. NJ. HOWELL, District Judge.
Attest: ID. C. MCKINNEY, Clerk.
Newell & Williams, Auys for pl'ff. 10 3m
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Sum naOnS.

SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of FL Dorado.
= Salmon Falls Township Justices Court The Peo-
pie of ,he State of California TO EVAN S MORGAN,
greeting: You hereby summoned to be ard appear
before me- my Office in Salmon Falls Township OF the
county of Ell Dorado the twenty day If March,
A. ID Is g. AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, to the
plant of WILLIAM J. TOWNSEND, who sues to recover
lars, claimed due from yos book account 10 him.
when judgment will be taken ag inst you for the said
pear and answer.
To he sheriff Constable of said county, greeting:
Make / gal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand ihs I'D day OF February, a. D.
1856. =. b. SEWALL
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
The proper affidavit having been made be ore e, !
hereby order the publication Of he above in the
Empire County Argus, printed at Cooma, per week
for three successive weeks, from February 2@d A. d.
l4S S. u. SEWALI, JuSilce of the Peace.
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
Iron, Iron, Iron !

Iron, Iron, Iron!
CEO. G. JOHNSON & CO., Importers and Dealers in
u lron Steel and Cumberland Coal No. Sc and 3s Bat
terry street, San Francisco
We have on hand full assortment of
American and English Bar Iron;
Sweeds and Russia Bar Iron;
Sheet, Shutter and Boiler Iron;
Plow, Spring and Sheet Steel;
Blister, Shear and German Steel;
Sanderson Cast Steel;
Toe Corking Steel;
Wright's and Mousehole Anvils.
Wright's solid box Vices;
Swedge Blocks and Cones
Bellows and Sledges;
Carriage Bolts
Shutter and Boiler Rivets;
Norway Shoeshapes laSm
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Summons.

ST.TE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF I'll Dorado.
- The People of the State of California 10 ANTHONY
GARRLTT and BENJAMIN F. CLARKE, defendants III
this suit, greeng You hereby summoned TO be and
appear before the Honorable District Court of the Elev
en'h Judicial District in aud for said ouny and STATE
answer me complaint of JOHN LAW. plaintiff, now on
for the of $3.50, with interest thereon from the 18th
day OF January, 1859, at the of two per cent per
month until paid, together with his costs of suit and for
the foreclosure Of certain mortgage And YOU are here
by required TO answer the said complaint within Ten days
if service hereof be had yon within this couptvwiih
in twenty days out of this county, but said district
and within forty days if out of said county and district
Exclusive of the day of servce And hereof fail not
&C. or judgment will be taken against you by default and
plaintiff will apply the Court for relief in accordance
with the prayer of said complaint
- Witness my hand with the seal of said Court
L. ahxed at Office in Coloma this 2lst day of Janu
I D'' ! ary, 1856.
~ D. C. MCKINNEY, Clerk
By THOS. WREN Deputy Clerk
Sanderson q Hewes stty's for plf. j28 3m
The Empire County argus., 1856-03-08
TO SURVEYORS AND CIVIL ENGINEERS

81 JUST RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPL y
@ of LEVELS and TRANSIT INsrRrMlNrs Of tba
N@M very best Philadeph mar uf cture These
VII \ Instruments are b.0nzed made as liebt as
Y possible consistent with strength and have
-r4E-57za.E - = telescopes of very high power
TW For sale reasonable terms by
THOMAS TENNENT
- Surveying and Navigation Waielouse
Sign of The "W ooden SAILOR"
Battery street, opposite the Custom House,
40 3m San Francisco.
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Alton, Ill. Marshall, Mich.
Anderson, Ind Michigan City, Ind.
Ann Al Dor, Mich, Mddletown, ..
Auburn, Y. Milwaukee, Wis.
Battle Creek, Mich Monroe, alich,
Bcloit, Wis. Nit. Vernon, O.l
Belvdere, Ill. Newark, o.
Bnghamton, n Y. New York, n. Y.
bloomington, Ill. Niagara Falls, Ny
Boston, MaSa. Miles, Mich
Buffalo, ~ Y. Norwalk, .
Burlington, Iowa! Oberlin. ..
Cambridge Ind. Oswego, N. Y
Tanandaigua, N. Y. Owego, N. y
Chicago H. Painesvle, o.
Cincinnati, o. Peoria. Ill.
Cleveland, y. Peru ILL.,
Columbus, Q. Peru, Ind.
Corning, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa.
Charlottesville, Ind. Piqua, O.
Davenport Iowa. Pontiac, Mich.
Dayton, .. Pottsvile, Pa.
Delaware. .. Providence. r. l.
Detroit Mich. Quincy, III.
Dowagiac, Mich. Racine, Wis.
Dubuque, Iowa Reading, Pa.
Dunkirk, N. " Richmond, Ind:
| Elgin, III. Rochester, n. y.
Elkhart, Ind. Rockford, H.
Elmira, N. Y. Rock Island III.
| Elyria, O. Sandusky, o.
Erie, Pa. Sheboygan, Wis.
Fond du Lac Wis, Sidney, o.
Fort Wayne Ind. Silver Creek, NY.
Freeport III. South Bend, Ind.
| Fremont o. Springfield, H.
Gslena, III. Springfield O..
Geneva, N. Y. ST Louis, MO.
Hamilton. o. Syracuse, N. y
Indianapolis, Ind. Terre Haute Ind
Jackson, Mich. 1ifn, q.
Janesvlle, Wis Toledo, o.
Kalamazoo. Mich. Troy, q.
Kenosha, Wis Urb una, Q.
Kenton, O.. Utica, N. Y.
Keokuk. Iowa Waukegan, IL.
Lafayette. Ind Wcstfeld, n. Y.
La sale, III. West Liberty. o.
Lewiston, II. \. Winchester, Ind
-ockport. n. V Xenia, o.
Louisville: ky. lpsilant Mich.
Madison, Wis Zunesvil!e, o.
Mansfeld o.
DRAFTS ON CANADA, PAYABLE IN
Montreal, Quebec, Hamilton, Toronto. London
Brantfod, St. Caharires. Chatham.
Our connection in New York with the
American Express Company,
throughout the Western states; with the
National Express Company,
through the Northern part of New Yo.k, Vermont, ant
Canada East; with the
Harnden Express,
throughout the Eastern and Southern States enable us It
offer unequall facilities for the anm>or of patki ges
We also run daily Expresses thlorgEout he Northern
NJ dale and Southern Mines ard Oregon.
GOLD LUST received and forW aided to the u. S
Branch Mint for coinage
Our regular semi monthly Express for tie Atlun
states. Earoe and anada, is dsratcod on the lst
6h of ea, h month. by the Pacific Nail Steamship Ctn.
pany. the Nicaragua Stcamshil Company. al The Inde
ears, by each steamer, goir and retunil
WELLS. FARGO & CO.
WILLIAM McCONNLLL Il CO., Agents
Co'omn Oct 10. lo5 4Gtf