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p. Lenfcld Perkins
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jrt,il GGfI!u u. Sonny. Elaborate.
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Semte, Den az. Sanaor

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GIlfabrif,
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HANCE's

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(.maiSOn 0iteanande & tr0q1cGise)
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@apfraet, Baltimore.
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aan pssbaIb btfsnDrs ausDaTttgen nnb Bier anidstaen sH1sfph.
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SIN cum. !Sdfeu o~uoefcmmene ed
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Ia 5 int S~t$.Gnttter
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Madame KLEIN,
SC r. SO WDrb VttPrtnsStr.

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gut beipr9t. 16bS
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DR.. CHALMERS
.9en . b etts>I init
Qanfer a. G,u,on6oL

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Sttt. Sn Der That III tstne Ifnstsl, tttne @ttr r6tr g.erpe in
pem Ntenlbeni melht nt6t bnr4 ttee Ttnttar sehGut pat6e,
2rets; $500 RET 6Iatdt peer f Flafaeu fur $50
Setb. g. 9ante, Hr. 1U8 Ggttimcre ct.
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Bite an Observation-Disclosures.

SEER 6etnrt6 3btete. SIR. II 81. ,Qtbe~thftrnBe, bat fen 9dus
am SanRdg Nberb um Subr eerlaAen une 1T bis Jet nod ntbt
tabtu rldsefe $fsttr Wenf6enfrcsnb. Der ndbereNustnnft
User ben 9ermt6trn Btben tdnn. mtre 9sbtten iBtbe balbt9f
teN. ii 10
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gBtr ~eutpfebten Bent publitum anfer wpblaTprttrte5 Eager rpu
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(sbr bilieen Yreileu unb ben b~iatgten 3soiueungen.
r- -@rtfftt u. Gate,
mt Gfp MN 5fdmuitr. nnh ]pHS.WnPn.
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NE- 8ur % 4 ltt Rteten beicr9t unier srat -.
6hlbe IN # 81. 3Bet nlbf reuialYdn Wv. ale 9Ertr75e tclge
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t0Ia lttr @ptmitta8S Bel .. @mrt4. 3amm0ns San, fife
Ctr. maze ia. Ab., mpielbt Beds ~Edaerbier Ismie anpere
Spetien uc @etrGnfe perabrtt tmerten.
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SIN @etGa8s ppE It, 40. Ie9mQs tn Philadelphia TT erf&tc-
men unb fam bhr6 unterjet4nrseu bs3pa'r metheu
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Bur Sut fertpttpn suf sbtee 1Btrte lapet eretStnf Ella
IN 3 R5bsr, 1873 tbtt psattfr4st.
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Elano

SISs 5uweitsr, @p!eartetter uub nbrmdter.
SSAaz&S 8r. 8 Of. pr0ttfraSe Bet Der Bride.
~en2fssIt isiusn Brennstu unb otn. sssbrtea 9Rb ttum fein
~tlssaatcs easer BON tetr 'etaer fell 4 %Sirfertister 3ttOuIerts,
ais Nrua bdnber, 0ruhnat. In Sbrttneen &C.; feruer ttns
ausSatl SDu splbtues unb aabe, men Iof&enubrsn.
&Gt In nnier SAC i6!astnbt Ss@en wcrbca auf oas Bette
unb 8taisft repartrt.
serfauTer, PsOiar &c. ~sresu nobI tbuu unier Qa8er 81
eraminiren, Aeser He asttrSrup faufer. 2lntS
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DE-. Wbnrle2 0ehmsnn.

fran3Sff8en 8a6erny Srnnmenten 3ei&nun-
geu. cplprirten unb f6war5en Stlbern, 2ano>
~farten, sd retbmatertaGten II. b9G. tu Der 9Glfte
lsS 8pfsaPretls$; Gtn3elne Sefte pom @e9sr's ltniOer'
fut, Bud Der g8ett. Wleper's WDnatsbeften a 81 Gts.
QF~ @tne auberBew6t nItde @elegenbett fur
Ba6er HebRater, t9re SibItpttet nit S~erinssn Soften SR
O%er9rSsern. 80. &urf6,
a7a o. q. ID. 6 de Der @as u. 8agstts.str:
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NJ ~ o % StkkAaeEsl
N~- Nr.197A Itcee ann-St. Q~HA
Nsrferti8er Opn aaeu Scrtea -M tlttGrjtue unb
SattIer-Arbettsn an I5aetn, Ba899
ua fouttgem Stlhtrr, ipptt ~ubeebanpt dGr IN tttn $40
stuldiasenbrn Nrbeten. 4%allitdr-& %rmpa8nten snssbtt i'd
mid oefsnbrrs IN Anfertaun8 pom GQtl tarhlha mad BEN
Stett,n. 22at9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-25
FEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OUOBER Is, 1856.


Eos, MHyISsSsSs22Se1yS.sxD narYs ns4 srn1 Ins
SsC.h.s 49, - g sUsps pcasssS. o. Scssrdss,
s9.ss.san - slse.ses and cosasst spSy = HOWARD
L. CGALlNS Val aroeA Passenger are roQxseste y he
e board e II ssssos An an is.isrs mus pass Nrs,sA
ee Pest ece any OAe5s WI be returned TIE sseansh1P
AdTiatio Oapt weS Atlantic, Capt Elddge win sucoead
1s Ere:son and sad On ssa.rasy NOV. q fB-Ths rate
pounds PEI lon nseAsaxe1ent until further notice
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DErTTyTNY.

U,EFTH.-NEw STYLES ARE INSERTED, FROM OWE
70 full set In the best manner, with w.to, evtrart
ing The roots, by Or. NAPOLEON PRETERRF lis i'm
atmospheric pressure plates for con,lnnous rn IN
other styles Of teeth superior TO those
Teeth extracted without pain Price moderate Sst,action
warranted. AS Broadway
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THE r'IRENTEy.

MtzEPPA FIRE ENGINE COMPANY NO a. DO
M hereby cnaenRe me victor al the trial the Crystal
Palace ON Thursday the I'D inst second engine 1r
friendly trial Of engine through four hundred feet 81 hose
horizontally for from 800 10 So0 Time aud place 10 be
named by Enehe Company No Tho engines 10 be worked
~ ter nemeers or twenty, inst Engine Company No
may decide. The size OF no1ze - be dameer.
GEORGE THOMPSON FOremaa
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j mall s.eanera-Ihs sAps eonprshg Mis- line are
! Yhe AIIAA NTIC Capt Oliver Bdridge
The BALTIC. Capt Joseph Oomstock-
The ADRIAJIC, Capt James West
Theso ships having buik contract expressly -
government service; has been taken In the
1rsedsn, also m hokr engines 70 strength and
seed md hs Accommodations Tor passengers are sns
quafed for elegancs anA cOmfsxt
s3o; second DO, s. Exclusive gse q eItr. dze ss.s
An experienced surgeon ascAqd 70 each shp No behs
until pad for The ships Of this Tine have
proved sh bulkheads and avoid danger
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WAL STREET EXCHANGE.
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Wal JOHN A MEYER Pr0pret0r Wa street
John Never legs leave 70 inform his friends AMI We
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drinking and tsng saloon; nothing tas been SHARED y efi
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O. Georgia win sail again above IN Saturday, Nova The
Aeystone State sails for Savannah, Saturday Nov
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The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

SAN FRANC1sCo ELEcTIoN.-1he election
for A Idermen in the Fourth and Seventh
Wards San Francisco, held on the 28th
ult resulted in the election Of James and
Brvant. the American candidates, by a
majority in the one case Of thirteen and in
the other of eighty-three. The State Trib-
une says every exertion was put forth by
the PhalanXers, aad all sorts of influence
brought to bear to defeat the Americans,
and loud vauntS of anticipated triumph were
indulged in by the now chop-fallen party.
1t has been loudly proclaimed by the Dem
ocratic organs that the Known othings in
that city were gone IN; that soon there
wouldn't be corporal's guard of them left.
But, in this instance, as in a thousand here
tofore, they have proved themselves very
poor prophets They follow Baal, and
can't be relied on.
An effort was made to arouse the preiu-
dices Of the Catholics against one of the
candidates, (Mr. james, but without effect
So much for the power Of the Phalanxers
in San Francisco,
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

ICE.-MeSsrS. Rock & Atkinson, have
had ten men engaged for two or three days
past in putting up ice at the Reservoir of
the P. & r. c. c. Go. near this place
The ice is about 21a inches in thickness,
and is taken out in small cakes and piled
up to the height of two, three and four feet.
The weather being below freezing point du-
ring the nighttime, water is collected be-
tween the cakes, which congeals, thereby
furnishing large blocks Of the cooling lux
ury. 1t will bcperceived that this mode
of obtaining ice is new and quite novel,
Should the weather continue cold for week
or two, the probability is the above gen
tlemen will put up many tons, and will be
enabled to furnish this place and vicinity
during next summer with homemade ar
ticle.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03
NENTRMoQUIsM AND NATURAL MAGIt

' ENTRIL0QUIsM AND NATURAL MAGIC
An exhibition Of this kind was given at the
Nevada Hall, in this place, on Saturday
evening last, by Professor j. G. Kenyon.
The best Of satisfaction was manifested by
those present. The principal feature of the
entertainment was vcntriIoquism, in which
Mr.. K. exhibited extraordinary powers in
throwing his voice to a distance, and ra-
pidly changing the tone of the same at in
terval5. We understand Mr.. k will visit
this place again in the course Of month
or six weeks.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

neAp Notwithstanding the late heavy
rains, we are informed that the Middle Fork
Of the American River is as low as any
time prior to the commencement Of the rains
1t is attributed to the vast amount of wa
ter taken out Of the main branch and its
tributaries, above Grey Eagle City, by the
different ditch companies on this and the
ridge on which Yankee Jim's and Todd's
Valley are located.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

A CURIosGTY.-On Friday of last week,
Mr.. Thos. Pearson of Mameluke Hill, left
at this Office portion of the heart or core
of a squash, many Of the seeds Of which
had sprouted and grown in length from one
to four inches. Quite a number of the
sprouts contained perfectly formed leaves,
several of which were about the size of a
dime. The squash was represented to us
as being in q perfect state Of preservation.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

CoNGREss-The n. Y. Herald gives the
following classification of members of the
Congress that assembled on the first of this
month:
A full House exclusive of Territorial
delegates, whose privileges are limited to
Territorial business is 234; Members ofthe
sixteen Northern States, IA; Members of
the fifteen Southern States, Northern
majority, "a. Democrats, 81; Southern
Wings, 9; Union Know-Nothings, GO; Alb
olition Known Nothing, J. 5; North'n Wings
or Abolltifn Republicans 66i Vacancies, /.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

HGA7 Our Acknowledgements are due Rob
crt Ellis, the ever obIiging, gentlemanly and
popular proprietor Of the Accommodation
Stage Line between this place and Coloma,
for late favors shown US. His stage leaves
the Nevada House in this town, every
morning at s O'Clock. Returning, leaves
the Sierra Nevada House, Coloma, at o.
clock, I. NJ, arriving here at sunset.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

stg%The late intense cold weather has
almost entirely blocked the P. & R. G. c.
Co. ditch up with ice, between this place
and Pilot Greek. A. D. Rock, Superinten-
dent of the company, informs us that not
more than one-sixth part of the water let
in at the head of the ditch arrives at the
Reservoir near this town.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

DANCING SCHooL.-On Friday evening
next, Mr.. G. S. Barney's Dancing Glass
will assemble at the Nevada Hall for rcceiv-
ing further instructions in dancing. The
gentlemen are requested to be present at
half past six O'Clock The ladies are also
requested to be in readiness at Z o'clock,
when a carriage will call at their respective
residences.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

ARREsTED.-E. R. Pliley was arrested
on Wednesday of last week charged with
stealing hogs from G. Barker of Mameluke
Hill He gave bail in the sum of 5000, for
his appearance before Justice Reyburn to
answer the charge on Monday last, which
he did. No witnesses appearing against
him be was acquitted.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

aSA- The Social Party at the Nevada
House, in this town, on New Years even
ing, passed off very agreeabIy to all pres
ent, Notwithstanding the company encoun-
tered tempest" during the evening,
which for short time, ragged with violent
and boisterous fury.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03
DIR. l.. j. CzAPKAY's Surgical ant

Medical Institute is so extensively known in
this State, that any notice of it, or of him, might
seem superfuous. Yet fearing that there are
those who heretofore having had no need Of med
ical aid, have neglected to ascertain the proper
sources Of relief in cases of misfortune To
those we beg leave to direct attention to DR., L.
J. Czapkay, who is certainly Physician of great
skill and wonderful success in his profession
The DR.. has devoted much attention TO the treat
ment OF Chronic and Private Diseases, and STANDS
unrivalled in his management of them. To those
VINO need such assistance we Cheerfully recon-
mend Dr. L. j. Czapkay; it would be well at al
events to consult him, as he makes no charge lo'
consultation, and much good might result from
it. The DR.. guarantees cure in all cases or ash'
no compensation.
The Georgetown news., 1856-01-03

hsg~ Wewould direct the especial atten-
tion of our readers to the new advertise
ment of Messrs. Clegg & Slower, to be
found in to-day's issue. A better stock Of
Groceries and Provisions cannot be found
in Georgetown, than is kept by these gen.
tlemen.