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ANOTHER CANAL.-In another column will
be found the proceedings of large Miners
meeting held in this place last Tuesday
These gentlemen have been waiting for sup
ply water Of from the Volcano Ditch, for a
long time, and have become impatient, and
intend to build canal from the Mokelumne
river They are sanguine that the work can
be completed in three months We are GER
tain they have the best wishes Of this COM
munity in their laudable undertaking. We
will refer to this matter at another time
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

LEAVE OF ABSENCE The matter Of
grantiag leave of absence from the State, by
the Legislature, to Judicial and other officers,
has grown to be nuisance, if not an actual
outrage upon the people. The evil increases
with each succeeding Legislature The pres
ent Legislature is no more to blame than pre-
vious ones, if SO much, for the members had
numerous examples before them; but exam
pies ere sometimes very wrong, and this is an
instance. The people of California elect
their officers to perform the duties prescribed
but the officers seem to think they are elect
ed to make raise" for themselves, and g,
home on "splurge"-meanwhile, salaries G,
on. 1t is high time to "stop it.n
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22
Norman Klein.
WIeeibarrOWs,

A LARGE lot Just received direct from the Az
Atlantic States. For sale at ,..r,.,
mar 22 CLUE"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

But few weeks ago you we're loud in
your calls for an Act submitting the question
of removal to the people, now, you denounce
it as gross injustice to jackson.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

FIDDLErowN.--A friend of ours who spent
few days at Fiddletown last week. says that
money is actually abundant at that place. This
is something remarkable indeed at the present
time. If steamboats, were selling at dol
lar piece, there are not many towns in
which money enough could be raised to buy
yawl We congratulate our Fiddletown
friends upon their better fortune.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

The cellar that is to be under the stone
building going up on Broadway, is being
blasted out of solid limestone. Rather ex
pensive; but one thing is certain--the rats
will stand poor show in that quarter
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

A LADY who had suspicion that broth
er of hers was in the habit Of appearing at
the Boston theatre nightly as "supe,' Wis
tied that establishment recently alone She
watched earnestly until the close of the Sc
cond play, when her brother had occasion, in
his great capacity, to come on the stage Tor
the purpose of removing table. Thcreup-
on, she jumped upon an orchestra chair, and
from thence, in the presence of the whole
audience, she stepped over the foot-lights
seized the young historian and marched him
of.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

WAR WITH ENGIAND-The steamer which
arrived a week ago brought right smart
war breeze. Something tangible will have
to come before people will realize that there
is danger Britain will only measure her
arms with the United States when stern ne
cessity drives her to the task. 1t is not i'm
possible, however, that she may be thus driv-
en- in the present crisis. Well, America is al
ways ready; all that is wanted to bring hun
dreds of thousands of vigorous young men
into the field is the first sound Of the stirring
bugle.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

The reason for the Governors passing by
the Ledger is because Volcano is not ION
the map" and as its citizens have failed to
obtain the county seat, in all probability it
never will be put down on the chart as per-
manent town. Sentinel
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

SUMNER ARRANeEMESr.--The stage from
Sacramento via jackson, with the mails, ar
rives in the evening now, instead Of at noon,
as formerly.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

THEArnE.--Mr. Buchanan and troupe will
perform at the Union Square Theatre,
Monday evening, certain.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22
DICK TURPINl

tOR-THE DEATH OF BONNIE BLACK BEsS
will be presented for the first time, in which A.
strength of the company will appear
ZSS- This immense establishment will exhib,.
VOLCANO, on FRIDAY evening March 2s,b
Admission-Boxes 81; Pit 81.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

Poor Volcanoites! SO long as there was q
prospect of the obnoxious bill becoming o
law Sentinel.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22
Drugs. Patent NIediciues,

Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Camphene, Turpen'lne' Na
nishes, Brushes, Alcohol, Glue, Cream Tartar, Sla
ker Herbs, Hops, Borax, Quicksilver, eruelV'''
Retorts, Lamps, Chimnies. &c, &C.
Arso-A nice lot of
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

If Volcano is not on {" the map" we can
tell you where it can be found, ,-on the cleo
ton returns of last September.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

PAGE e. CAMERON These young gentle
men, so long and favorably known in this
place, have disposed of their entire stock Of
books, stationery, and also their newspaper
business to Mr.. Geo. johnson. Ii is with
regret that we part with these gentlemen, as
they have been to us the best Of friends, and
the fayors received at their hands will long
be remembered by us. Mr.. Page will now
turn his attention to mining, and we learn
that Mr. Cameron contempates returning TO
the Atlancic States for the purpose Of form
ing a co-partnership, and will in future assist
to increase Uncle Sans standing army.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22
DRUG STORE.

G. P. & A. MORRILL,, have r
moved to Page & Cameron's briA
store, where they have on hand
and offer for sale a complete a.
sortment Of every thing in the
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22
DRUG LINEl
n low rntns. for CASH,

HsEj at low rates, Tor CASH.
~ Our goods are all new and of good qai'
ity. having been selected by us expressly for tni
market. from the largest Importers in the county
we can sell as low if not lower than any other e.
tablishment in our linc al the same time guarantee
satisfaction as regards price and quality ol 0u
rnnds cnmnrlsinQ In nart the following:
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22
Your most obedient,
FIFER.

We have tried every mode of conveyance
in forwarding our papers to Sutter Creek, and
still it does not reach that place for two or
three days after it leaves Volcano. We now
put it in the Express Office, and have 1t sentby
the way Of Sacramento, and it ought to reach
Sutter Sunday evening without fail There
is great neglect somewhere Ed LEDGER
A WEALTHY and beautiful French lady of
San Francisco, was informed, a day or two
ago, that her husband was in the habit of
running after frail women. Seized with a
fit of Jealousy, the lady donned male attire,
and proceeded to watch her lords move
ments at unseemly hours. On Dupont street
while thus engaged, she was arrested by the
police, and conveyed to the prison. The
husband, hearing of the unfortunate position
in which his wife was placed, was much dis
tressed, but succeeded in obtaining her re-
lease.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22
The Miners Ditch.

In pursuance of public notice, large
meeting of the miners was held on Monday
last. J. w. Baldwin the chairman OF the
meeting stated its object to be the prellml-
nary organization of company for bringing
a miners ditch from North Mokelumne river
to this vicinity.
7 Whiteside then arose and gave highly
interesting narrative of last weeks exploring
expedition in which himself, r. Steward, T..
s Porter, J. Ship and others had gone over
the whole ground, and fully ascertained the
practicability of the undertaking. He then
proceeded to unfold a plan by which the
work could readily be accomplished. lie
concluded by an eloquent eulogy upon the
democratic character of the enterprise lie
wos clad TO see that miners in this vicinity
had discovered that they had heads as weh
as hands. brains as well as muscles, that they
oo,,d do their own work without letting
third narties derive all the benefit accrulng
from their labor.
r Steward followed with some remarks In
confirmation of what had been said IN refer
epce TO the feasibility Of the undertaking.
He also wished it to be miners ditch;
when il ceased to be that, he intended to
leaye it forthwith. In his opinion, those who
were waiting for water, and meant to use IL
on their own claims, ought to be the owners
Of the ditch. Outsiders, who wished TO
speculate on large scale or small SCALE
should continue to be outsiders.
E. S. Porter arose simply to confirm what
had been said in reference to the results ar
rived at by the exploring party.
On motion, board of thirteen directors
were appointed to take the necessary steps IN
organizing a company. The following per-
sons continue the board
J. Whiteside, r. Steward, Il. ). Porter,
J. w. Baldwin, S. II. Hunt, NJ. A. Guy, w.
Erving, Morris Lloyd, j. Hall, Chas Leonard,
B. Evans, j. Shumer and T. L. Boucher.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to
furnish copy of the proceedings TO the
Ledger for publication. The meeting then
adjourned until further notice from the
Board T. L. BOUCHER, Secy.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22
sam Lathror

Who is acknowledged by the Press and publi, g..
out the Atlantic cities, THE BEST CLOWva aS \.
THE AGEi together with variety Of new y,
old favoritea, combining greater variety Of ~
atrical and Equestrian talent than was evs, s -
duced in California. The grand melodrsmsP@' ~
Spectacle of
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-03-22

Retorts, Lamps, Chimnles. &c., &c.
ALso-A nice lot Of
FANCY GOODS AND PERFUNrRY,
viz Tooth and Hair Brushes. Hair Rcstoratlges
Bears Oil, Combs, Toilet Soaps, Genuine LuoD'
Extracts, Skin powder, Cosmetics, &c, &C.
pay- CALL AND SEE THEM ~s1a
n. B.-Physicians furnished with Medicines AZ
slight advance on cost ana their Preseripionse0I con-
pounded with care.
All orders from abroad will receive the same "
tention as though the person sending were preseHA
g. p. l. A. MORRILL,.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Main street, VOL
mar 22 zz-'h
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mar %
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Circus and Theat,.

TNHIS monster company, combines all N.
l. spicuous talent in the Equestrian professIe, ~
gether with large Melodramatic CORPS
The proprietors have the pleasure to anna.
the engagement for the travelling season y'as y,
celebrated Kentucky Clown and Stump Crs,O. u
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Ne Western Merchants.

WOLFE'S SChIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS
THIS celebrated beverage is manufactured at the facs
ry Of the undersigned Schiedam Holland He the sole
importer well exclusive manufacturer Of the article
and preparation bearing the Of schnspps that is
~ procured either from his establishment In New York.
ITEM bis agents other cities Ia genuine reliable.
made from barley OF the finest quality selected with
great from the products Of the celebrated grain
growing districts Is favored with the Of the aromatic
J1npe berry OF Italy and rectfed by peculiar process
which expels from the spirit acrd particle As
q preventing and correcting tho ds reeabe and often dan
effects produced the stomach and bowels by
sAapge waera visitation which travellers settlers
and al uDacclnaed liable the Schiedam aroma
10 fchnapps Ill be found absolutely nable; while In
aropsy gravel obstruction Of the Kidneys diseases Of ne
bladder dyspepsia and fever and general debility ID
,sso%msnded most s%phatsay BY the lost distinguished
ssI.aDd The schnapps not sold By the gallon pipe Its
and two dozen pns each bottle enveoped In yellow paper
with the bottle cork and fac smile OF my sigma
tre on the label For sale at all the respectable drnggss
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole importer and manufacturer, 18, % and 70
Beaver street, New York
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
Sin the introduction OF my Schedam aromatic schnRpps
5o the United states number o. liquor mixers in New York
Bosom and Philadelphia have been engaged In putting
nsed and poisonous GIN in green cases and Jugs and 70 be
have desired agents to institute legal against
all who they ascertain TO be engaged In this most
asoc0us stem Of deception and call the and the
public 10 aid them In their efforts to remedy 30 great an evil
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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RusYou ". xAsrrs, Jr to CAROLINE w. Kre, ~ Of tAis

Rusyox ". MAxrr, Jr., to CAROLINE ". Kro q, Of this
city.
In the city Of Albany, Tuesday, February IT, By the
Rev. Dr.. WyckoG DAVID E E Nix, Of Batavia, Genssse
county, y. r., to SARA PRuYS, daughter Of Samuel
Pluyn, Esq., Of the former place.
On Thurasay, February II, BY the Rev. xr. King. Mr.
GBoRGs f. FARRMGroa TO MISS MACY JANE GRANT, both Of
this city.
At shawapgunk Ulster county, NJ Y, BY the Rev. ".
v. Schoonmaher c. AUGUSTUS HlvHAND of Poughkeepsie
attorney ct law to Miss AIE1rA NJ RAPiI daughter OF
Abraham ,. Rayaljie, Esq. Of the former Place.
RsvtJ. H. Ward Mr.. WILLIAM b. MARsHAIL, Of Eamaro
neck, to Miss SARAH L. REYNOLDS, Of Rye.
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Court Northumberland Oay

Court CalendaK-Th1D OaYs
9uHNoR CoURr-Nos. 564. 123 7O6, 163, 314 500, 49,
Aee 7l3 TO u.s. 726 726 720 129 49, 1872 1885, 6S7, $685.
735, to TAO.
SUZANNE CovRr-Gene-al Term Nonenumerated mo.
tADs-Nos 49, so, 81. Arguments-Noa 9, 43, As. 131,
g. 3d. o. 1o ia 80 49, 81 CO. Is, 104, $50, l47 l57,
ITO, 66, 142, 146, 148, Is, l06, l25.
CoMnos PiRAs-Par mos. IA to &c. SO, "a, 49, q.
Fan 2-Nos q 9, 10, SO to "a, 46.
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On Wednesday, February 20, by the Rev. J. H. prlcs
Mr.. GFoRef J. SUTTON to IsAnE J. RuoAsTE all of this
rity
D. ~ sday. T,;rrsrg - ~ tie rsv. rr. Ya,bo-
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Baron spolasco, M. D., St. Nicholas Hotel
Ysu have cured Of and saved from apoplexy dropy,
nou, lumbsgo and nlammatory rheumatism. believe
3ose q your medicine Il worth . full Of any other
GILBERT BowNE, Pelham Tavern,
Throg's Neck. Wostcheser co.
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NEWSPAPERS.

A TREAT ALL ROUND-EvERYBODY WHO WISHES
"A 70 enjoy real feast Of fun should obtain copy Of
Yankee Notions" for March, just published. Every page
contains splensid comic illustrations which look
without Inickerng right out" while ts sories jokes and
desptng comicates warranted put everybody in
good spirits In spite Of tho weather and street encumbrancea
al news agents. and BY T. W. sTRONG, sS Nassau street.
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0hxsstAaoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
ke admiration among az connoisseurs In art suite
- only reliable article Of its kind. Wholesale retail
okz8I63ADORUg No. Aston House
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. q, 1885,
oc exs steady quotations follows :-PennsylvA-
nh Hyes, 8b; Long Island Railroad 175s; Norris Canal
1IN; Reading Railroad, ASK; Pennsylvana Railroad,
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE Feb. 81, 1866.
~ cattle market to-day 600 head of beevss were
sered, Of which lao driven eastward and the
nainder sold at Sc 80 $40 co. Hogs-Receipts light.
SAles az 50 o 50 SO.
New ORLEANS Feb 20, 1855.
me- sottn market Is fsebe-Sales to-day 500 bales
q 90 81. for middling. Sugar 71Sc Ness pork $40.
ySoights hrmer.
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Elill's HAIR Dye, Four slilJings q BOX, Black
or brown--sold At Hegeman. Clark Co.'S. Zs Broad.
n III l69 Atlantic street l75 and ri Fulton street. Brooklyn
and nj drug and fancy goods stores generally.
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Rha1oa Paphlan Lotion or Floral Bcautlher,
Or beauufyng the complexion and removing freckles tan,
sanbuns pmples spos, burns, scads sngs chspped lips
noe, arms and hands. For sale by PHAION, and all
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TIE Csme0-type Looks as Well as tho Per-
pnn When desired made Charrningly pins
md cases. at WIAMsON6 only, 29 Fulton street, Brook
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0erYing's Patent champion Fire and Bur
~ proof .fe. Win Halls pssn. powder proof lock Both
6yyta Palace New York, 1854 SII4As G. HIRING
n 90, E6, Isl and l39 Water street. N. Y.
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IIz0nnO1soi E0D 1oO0'
TWO nan, Palmer Fenton and John Goggn, were last
night suhocstsd in the gas works. in this place. by the
hahsgs ofgasL Mrs. Fenton and her child rem
dsusd insenEhls, but win probably recover.
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HolIOway's Pfls.-A Startling TRUTH
Those who die with the of at hand commit
strucve suicides these wonderful pills eradicate all
complaints OF the digestive and secreve organs sufferers from
possibility
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WHEELING, Va, Feb n, 1850.
James Taylor Grand Patriarch Of the Grand Encamp-
nsnt Of Virginia, l. o. o. F., committed suicide this
morning In . temporary at Of insanity.
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Birth.
On Thursday, February q, at IA West Eighteenth
rtreet, Mrs. JoBs TAYLOR OF q daughter.
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NEW PUBLICATIONs.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"A The most succesaful pubxsbed in tbs
The RATS or THE SEINE;
Or TEE RIVER THIEVES PAINS.
Inc ms part OF ne above thrilling romance was published
NEW YORK MERCURY
Of astweek but In consequence
S1e pubic which Az greaier han had been provided for
that the whole Of the rs chapter together additional
ones Of intense interest," win be found IN the Mercury for
TN PRESS. AND TO BE PUBLISHED MARoH l.
Or. Memoirs Of Elkanah Watson including Journa Of
ves Europe and America from TIT 1843 with his Cor
Edd y ID wnow
DANA CO., Publiihers, ssl Brosdway.N
TN PRRSe.-WILL BE PUBLISHED, MARCH 9,
1NprA MA; Seu IL OFT Z. N.Y. BY B9oT
Two volumes, paper, price t volume, cloth, u ~
AdvaIce copies wiz be ssn % any per return Of NAIL
on receipt e ps.s p's ss bGSF % please
No. lo2 Chestnut strest, Philadelphia.
MRS HENTZs NEW BOOK-COURTsHIP AND MAR.
4u riAge-ln press and win be published 70 few days BY
COURT6HIP AND MARRIAGE
OR, J0Ys AND SORROWS or AMERICAN LIFE,
BIZ MRS CARoIISE LEE HENTz,
Author Of Aunt Patiy's Scrap Bag " Linda" 4c com
pee IN TWO volumes pepper cover. Of 6oopages Price H.
news agents and all others win please send in
their orders u once addressed to the pHbSs4srn
102 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Advance copies win be cent TO ONE free Of postage,
the receipt Of the price by the pubfsher.
old BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD IN ANY QUANTITY.
q the Old CURIOSITY Shop, l07 Nassau street, where The
e. Or
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Bachelors Hair Dyc.-Wlgs and TOupocs-
n bes IN the world. This unrfv Aed and original dye
pod twelve private Bache0rs wigs and toupees
1--we all Others being chef dGuvres Of ele
And durability, peculiar TO this establish nent.
BATCaELUR'S. 239 Broadway.
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Whiskers or Moustaches Forced to Grow
In sn weeks by onguen which will not stain njure the
akin 81 bottle; sent to part of the country. r. g.
HAN 6S6 Broadway; Bays 75 Fulton street. Brooklyn; lei
Der, ~ South Third street, PHILADELPHIA
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Porous Flexible Plaster. Warming,
strengthening relieving uneaualed IN pains Of he back
6ey beyond Al praise. Recommended by DR.. Mo and
Al ply sicians who have them Sold at cents ch, BY
kItCOOK CO.. Brandreh Building; ct Burntons book.
aores 100 Bowery and al Hudson sree and by all druggists
- Ne city and country.
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Defiance 9alamander Snfes.-RObert NJ. Pat
nc TIE sole manufacturer In the United States OF the
ve safes and powder proof defiance locks
ID ees barn. Depot No. l92 Pearl street, door below
dRn M
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Sewing Machines.-Silk, Cotton and Linen,
s superior quality for sale Office either with with
cut = machine for using 1t. NICHOLS, LEAvITT CO.,
All Broadway.
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o. se In The upper rivers yet. The weather u mild
1uAH not expected that navigation will Be resumed
III March
Yrends ncy or the sunbuyy and Brte Rail-
road
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. n, 1855.
Samuel v. Msr-ick was To- day elected President Of the
Ssnsury and Erie Railroad Company 10 place of Senator
Disler, resigned.
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Broadway The ladies and gentlemen Of New York
specially informed that the crossing Broadway this estab
1shment will be kept TO the pavement during the day
and
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4 YerfaMed Breath.-What Lady or Gen.
an would remain under the of adsagroeable breath
WON BY using he Balm Of Thousand Flowers" dem
oee would only render sweet but leave the teeth white
nabasterf Many do not know their breath b bad
I'd e subject Q dencaie their friends wi never mention
I'D wash The teeth night and morning. City cent bottle will
~ For sAe by FETRIDGE CO., proprieors and
AN6rugghA
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chIess italian Moflicated

Gouraud's Matchless Italian Mcdicated
soap will 70 every using clear, transparent
akin free from botch speGk pimple chafe rcughness or
hair from low foreheads any part body Warranted
Rouge lily white hair and restorative A the old depot 81
1yn, &C.
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A SPLENDID ILLUSTRATION

A SPLENDID ILLUSTRATION
"A YOUNG AMER1cA.
No. 8,
This day pubished,
FERNANDO THE FIRST CROSSING
Besides great variety OF every subject, and
everybody worth the cutting. For sale by all agents.
and by 7. W. STRONG, So Nassau street.
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Waship gtOn's 6irthday.-POwers' Splendid
bsstef Washington will be tho property the subscribers
ethe Cosmopolitan Art Association 2sh nst when their
hrge and elegant collection Of sauary and paintings will be
asbuted Every American should try secure this beau
good magazine Send IS to the Knckerbocker
Office, 34S Broadway.
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Meade Brothers Celebrated PhOtOgr apis
ke daily lipature, cabinet life colored
bred G. MEADE of the above firm perfected himself In
photography under the eminent European and
pictures acknowledged by the public and profession
unequaed this side of the Atlantic Call and specimens
233 Broadway four doors above Astor House.
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Singers Sewing Machines.-An Persons
Who wish for information In regard to sewing machines
obta by applying ct office tor copies Of RI M. Singer
Css Gazeea paper devoted enuie ely the sewing
shtns insyess Copies supplied gratis.
l. n. SINGER CO., 1923 Broadway.
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SNEGARs.-CAsH PURCHASE RS OF snGARs CAV pro
~ bargains rom stock OF up Of ono million &C.
CARS; imported Havanas, Domestic and German TIE larger
rrornrion Of nese rrsrs must be cold inmsdiasy
wards. y. CALaKs. u Broadway, up s.ssr =
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notice.-Chinese Billiard R0oms.-The Pub
Nc respectfully informed that the Chinese Assembly
Rooms have into billiard saloons forming
te most magnasent billiard establishments in the world
The propeors have spared TO make their place
aure Of New York. and reflect credit the metropolis The
rooms will be thrown Saturday evening" Z3d inst
when gentlemen invited TO give them an inspection
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zho Smithsonian H0use-BrOadway, Cor
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