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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15
Communicated.
For the American.l
NEAR MILTON, Pa, Nov. 6, 1856.

tOT tue AIneTean.I
NEAR MILTON, Pa, Nov 6, 1856.
II. Il. MAssER, Esq,
DEAR SIR; SHORTLY after mSwithdraw-
al as a candidate for Congress, ] was told
that ii was reported tina; l received money,
in other words, was bought of with money
from continuing u candidate. Knowing the
report to be base ialsehOOd ! knew that
1t could be invented, only by base slanderers,
10 whom thought no attention would be
paid. and therefore disregarded it. But, as
1t has been repeated with the addition, that
the money was not paid to me, but to one OF
my Sous. now solemnly declare, that no
money, III any amount, large or small was ev-
er paid TO Inc or any member OF my family,
male or female, AS u consideration for my
withdrawal as candidate Tor Congress, aud
pronounce any charge or report oi that kind
a most wicked lasehoud. was actuated in
NV withdrawal as u candidate for Congress,
by higher motives than money, and therefore
give this public notice, that II ! hear said re-
port again, that / viii spare neither time nor
expense to ind out the author aud make him
answer for bis conduct before court OF jus
tco. Yours in esteem.
J J RgIaSAsHYpLr
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D E A T II S
In Delaware township, on the 30th ult..
GEORGE WATSON, aged about ~ years,
Gbe Mathets.
Philadelphia Market.

November H. 1896.
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Salss Of fresh ground
Flour are making at So 62aG IS. Small sales
Of extra and fancy brands at S6qa73. There
is little or no export demand. Rye -four is
worth 81 per bbl Buckwheat is worth 81 a
2 so per 100 pounds.
GRAIS.-W Wheat is dull, and prices lower
Sales of prime new Southern and Penna. red
at s 50 | 54 and 81 60 63 for white.
Rye comes in slowly; sales OF Pennsylvania
so cents. Corn is active, with sales Of prime
yellow at 67 cents, aloat, and 66cts. in store
Oats are scarce; sales Of prime old Pennsyl.
vania and Delaware at "A cents.
SEEDs.-Cloverseed comes forward slowly
and in fair request at 81 25 per Ga lbs =
Timothy commands from So 10 2 2j. Flax
seed is scarce. at 50 10 2 Is per bushel.
WHrsKEY is unchanged sales at 35k a 81
cents .or barrels, and 35l cents for hhds.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15
DEATH OF JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.

Hon. John Nj. Clayton, United States Sc
nator from the State Of Delaware, died on
Sunday evening last, at his residence in Do
yer, in that State, after long illness. the
fatal termination OF which has for sometime
been anticipated. Mr.. Clayton was native
OF Delaware, and has, throughout the greater
part OF q life that had extended through
nearly three score years and ten, been inti.
mate!y connected with the public affairs OF
that State. He had leen elected three tim, $
10 represent her in the limited States Senate
first from 1929 to 1887, secondly from 1915
to 1851, and the last time for the term be.
ginning March 4, 1853, which does not expire
until March 1859. Mr. Clayton was appoin.
ted Secretary of State by President Taylor
on the 9th Of March. lS49 and continued to
administer that office with decided ability I'M.
til General Taylor's death, July 9th. 1850
his resignation having been sent in on the
succeeding day. Mr.. Clayton was warm,
zcnlons and much valued friend Of Henry
Clay. In private and public life, he has been
highly esteemed by all parties.
by the death of Mr. Clayton the new Dem
ocratc Legislature, Of Delaware, will have a
second United States Senator TO elect.
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL
OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
j. z. s. 7. E, KLINE

Respectfully announce to their friends and tho
public in general that they have received a, their
Store in Upper Augusta township, Norhumhcr.
land county Pa, at klines Grove Their Fail
and Winter goods are opened 10 The rublic a
fall assortment of merchandise &c.
Consisting in part Of Cloths, black and fancy
Csss mers, Satinets, Checks, Kentucky lear,
Under Shirts and Drawers and sll kinds of F.u
and Winter Goods.
a lot of ready made Coa,hing, consisting Of
Coats and Vests
Ladies Dress Goods,
Shawls, Ginshams, Berage Delains, Calicos..
black Siks 4c.
Also fresh supply Of Drugs and Medicines,
Groceries 3c., Of all kinds.
a new supply of Hardware, Quesnsware
wooden ware Drooms &c.
Also large assortment of Boots and Shoes
suitable for men women and children.
HATS AND CAPS.
Also an assortment OF School Books, Sta,ione-
ry, Envelopes, Ink and cheap publications, Or.
Salt Cheese &C., and all goods usually
Kept In country store. CoTe and see, Come
one, come all. Cheaper than the Cheapest.
thankful for past favors we hope by strict AZ.
tention TO business TO merit continuance of IN,
same.
IL Of the above named stock of goods will be
sold positively nt low prices for cash or in ex.
change for country produce at the highest mar
ket price.
hllnes Grove, Pa, Nov. 8. lH56-;f
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Estate Of JOHN McCiLLA, Deed.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the heirs Of
~ said deceased, and to all other interested,
that the Orphans Court Of Northumberland
County have appointed the subscriber Audi
tor to distribute S4l37,5O in the hands of
Alexander Colt, the administrator. with the
will annexed, raised by the sale of Real
Estate in Columbia County, among the par
ties entitled to the same, and that | will
attend for the purpose at my Office in the
Borough Of Sunbury. in said county, on
Friday, the 9Th day of December next, at
10 o'clock, a. NJ, when and where all parties
interested are requested to attend.
CHARLES PLEASANTS, Auditor.
Sunbury. Nov Is. lS56.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

Tue ELECTION RIoTs IN BALTIMORE.
election riots IN baltimore on Tuesday were
as serious as many regular battle. The Re
publican reports that twenty FIVE persons
were either killed or mortaly wounded, q
dangerously, nifty one severely, and thirty.four
slightly wounded-making u total of one hun
dred and thirty seven persons injured in the
riots CT this election. This is shamelully dis
graceful to the city. and is in striking con-
lrast to the good order which prevailed in
Eearly every other part of the Union. The
government Of the city must be in very weak
and imhecile bands where such fierce riots
can occur unchecked twice within Il month.
If they had Mayor who knew what his duty
was. such disorders could not prevail.-I'hila
Ledyer'
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M A r II l A G. L S

On Thursday the 9th inst, by Daniel
Beckley, Esq, Mr. CHRISTIAN KRAMER to
Miss MARoAREr SnIssLER, all of Trevorton.
On Monday, the 10th inst, by Daniel
BecRley, Esq, Mr. Henry Lorz to Miss
CALHARINE BERoTNsrocK, all of Trevorton.
:. On Tuesday, the 23d ult., by Rev. j.
Frtzinger, Mr.. HIRAM BRowS to Miss POLLY
RoRTEN, all of jackson tp.
On Sunday, the 9th ult, by the same,
Mr. SAMUEL HENSISGER to Miss CArnARIgA
FIrLsR, all Of Lykens Valley.
On the 23d ult., by c. G. Cutler, Mr.. SOL.
ONION ENoLE, of Snyder CO., to Miss SARAH
JANE CLEMENS, of Northumberland county.
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E5~ The friends Of Mr.. Buchanan celebro.

S3r The friends Of Mr.. Buchanan celebra.
ted the result of the recent election by n
grand illumination, on Tuesday night The
public buildings and the fuuses of all the vic.
torons party were radent with light. Bon.
hres blazing in the street and tre.halls few
through the air in every direction. The
moon shone all the while with a brilliancy
which was not advantageous to the display
Some boys carried an eflpgy of MIR. Buch.
nnan through the streets and AFTERWARDS burn.
ed the figure in Market Squire. This dis.
graceful conduct, so well calculated to pro.
duce riot, produced no disturbance what
ever
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Auditors Notice.

Estate Of Christian Boper decd.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ of said deceased and to all others intes
ted in his Estate, that the Orphans Court of
Northumberland county, appointed the sub
scriber the auditor to apportion among the
creditors, of the deceased, the assets, in the
hands Of Frederick Lazarus the A!niinist a.
tor as exhibited in his final administrator ac
count And that | will attend for that pur.
pose at my Office in the Borough Of Sunbury
on Saturday the 9Th day OF December next,
at 10 o'clock y. NJ. when and where parties
interested are requested TO attend
CHARLES PLEASANT, Auditor
Nov Is lSJ6-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

a BUNDLE OF ELoPEMENTs-The Buffalo
Express gives the following chapter of do
nestle difficulties Mrs. King near Kingston
was recently taken sick. and her husband
seized the opportunity TO elope with a hand
some servant girl named Martin. On their
arrival in Albany, Miss Martin eloped with q
young man named Cornelius, taking Mr.
Kings money. King. being pentient return.
ed home. and found that his wife had eloped
with dry goods celk, namde Jeflers, with all
the movable articles in the house. Where
upon King started off in pursuit, con sidering
himself deeply injured man.
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Important decision-Negroes not citisens.-
Ia answer to II. ii Rice, Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court OF this city, who had made an
application for passports for some free ne
grues about to 80 to Europe, ). a. Thomas,
Assistant Secretary OF the State department
at W Washington, whites that the department
al Washington, cannot comply with the re-
quest. Mr.. Thomas STAKES lnut according 10
the laws Of the United States, negroes cannot
be considered as eli zens. After citing a
lew authorities, establishing this point, Mr.
Thomas concludes us fellows:
Such being the construction Of the Oonsti.
tuition in regard to free persons Of color, it is
conceived that they cannot be regarded, when
beyond the jurisdiction of the Government
as eutitleh Ia the full rights Of s,t,sous, but
the Secretary directs me 10 say, that though
The department could not certify that such
persons are citizens of the United States, We,
II satisfied Of the truth Of the facts, il would
give certificate that they were born in The
United States. and free, und that the govern.
meEt thereof would regard i: to be lis duty
to protect them if wroDged by u foreign g,y.
ernment within its jurisdiction for legal aud
proper purpose.-N Y. Cou.
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Trlegrap9it Wetus,
Tremendous Fire at Syracrse, n. Y-Loss about
one Million OF Dollars,

Tremendous Fire at syraerse ~ f-Loss about
One Million OF Dollars.
SYRACUSE, November S.-About o'clock
this morning, the largest fire that has ever
visited our city, broke out in the first Ward.
and in the short space of three hours over u
acres were burnt, and about one hundred
buildings consumed. The fire originated in
the barn back of Grants hotel, which had not
been occupied for two or three years. 1t i'm
mediately communicated to Grants hotel, oc-
cupied by Barney Grant, which was consum.
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gS' ATTEMPT TO Burn PosT OFFICE
The Ohio Statesman states that an attempt
was made, few days ago, to fire the Post
Office at Delaware, Ohio. The Office was
entered aud robbed Of all the letters that had
just been received in the northern mail The
Postmaster thinks that about three hundred
letters were stolen in all. After the theft
had been committed, the thief or thieves, SET
the Office ON fire in three different places
Fortunately, the fire was discovered before
much damage was done.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

HARRISBURG, Nov. lO.-The Governor to-
day appointed Robert r. Courad, Associate
Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Philadelphia, from the first of December
next; vice William d. Kelly resigned.
On Saturday last, the Governor appointed
Captain Enoch rurey, harbor master for the
port OF Philadelphia, from the 4th inst, vice
Geo. r. Graham, resigned.
The Governor, on the 9th inst, signed the
following acts OF the last Legislature An
act relating to banks, savings, trust and in.
surance companies, an act allowing bills Of
exception and writs of error in criminal cases;
supplement to the act regulating proceed
ings IN courts Of justice and Tor other purpo-
SEES, approved 9th May, 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

WAsHISGToE, Nov. l0-Thomas S. Gun.
ningham, one Of the Democratic residential
Electors OF Pennsylvania, has accepted the
appointment as Associate Justice Of the su.
preme Court of Kansas, to supply tho vacan.
cy occaSioued by the death OF Judge Burrill
The expenditures of the Quarter NJ aster's
Department Of the army, for the last fiscal
year, amount to nearly seven millions Of dol.
lars.
General Harvey was at last Official accounts
at Tampa aud rapidly completing his arrang-
ments Tor settling the Indian difficulties in
Florida.
There is no truth in the rumor prought by
the last European mails, that the United
States desire to become party TO the Con-
gress at Paris.
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BANK OF NORTHUMBERLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given that an election
~ for thirteen directors to serve for tho
ensuing year will be held at the Banking
House, on Monday, the 18th day of Novem-
ber between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and o'clock, =. NJ.
The stated annual meeting of the stock
holders will be held at the Banking House.
on the lst Tuesday of November, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
j. r. PRIESTLY, Cashier.
Oct. IL, l656.-4t
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r5g The Presideplial Electors chosen

rs The Presidential Electors chosen on
the 4th inst. will be called hs' 81" "------~'~
o' tue several States to meet in each State
capitol on the first Wednesday of December
ana cast their vote, and choose messenger
10 carry 1t sealed to Washington. On the
second "Wednesday Of February, the returns
VIII be counted 10y Congress and declared.
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Ia hEJoIcTNG.-The Pennsylyauians re-
siding III Cincinnati are making arrangements
ior grand supper in honor Of Mr.. Buchan-
aus election. The Democrats of Wilkesbarre
Ia, tred salute of 100 guns on Friday, in
honor OF Mr.. Buchanan's election. The same
party at Belfast, Me, fred 200 guns, 90
.sst Thnrsdsy week
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15
RcSin,enta2 Orders.
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEwELRy,

ve>fiE subscriber respectfully announces to his
IL friends and the public that he has Just re-
ceiycd from Philadelphia, new and splendid
assortment Of
CLOCKS, WATCHES & JEWELRY.
al his Store in Market street, 3 doors west Of
Tener q Cos store, Sunbury, where he is pre-
pared to sell all kinds Of Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Marches of various kinds, including Gold and
Silver Qull jeweled) Patent Levers, together
with almost every style and variety of CLOCKS
o: prices far below anything that has been here.
toiore known in this county. Call and see his
stock.
Watches and Clocks carefully repaired, and
warranted. Having considerable experience in.
business, he will strive to please all who favor
him with their custom.
JOSEPH KESSLER.
Sunbury, Oct. 25, ls56.-lf
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the GRAND RESULT

The heretofore doubtful States Of Illinois
Tennessee and Louisiana, may now be set
down for Buchanan. This makes the electoral
vote, so far as heard from, stand Os follows ::
FOR BUCHANAN. FOR FREMONT
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sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
O! YES! o! YES !!

a LII manner of persons, old or young, big
"a or little, are hereby notified that I will
place AbL notes and book accounts, for Merchan-
die and Brick due me longer than six months,
in the hands of F. Lazarus, Esq. for prosecution
and collection, by the first of December next,
without respect TO persons or parties-iriend or
foe.
JOHN YOUNG.
Sunhury, November Is, ls56.-
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Ladies who wear hoops are kindly advised
by the Bellows Falls Argus ''to look to their
rigging" A few days ago the editor observed
lady sweeping along with the air of queen
with about two feet OF wha eboue sticking out
behind
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

An AMERICAN on THE PApAL THRONE
A correspondent of the New York Post
writing from Rome, 18th Oct, says This
morning Colonel Hiram Pearson, of San
Francisco, was fined one thousand piasters
for seating himself on the throne OF the
Pope.
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Is hereby given that Letters Of Adminis
g iration on the estate OF DR.. Galcn S. Rob
bins, late OF Shamokintown, decd, has been
granted to the subscriber. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate, will please
present them properly attested for settlement
ON Or before the Sixth day Of the 18th month,
next, and all those indebted 20 said estate
will please make payment without delay to
ELlDA JOHN, Admir-.
llth mo. LIST, ls56.-Gt
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1865.
II. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprieto

To ADVERTISERS The circulation OF the Sunbury
American among the different towns on the susquehana
isnot exceeded equaed by any paper published in North
ern Pennsyvania.
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A DOMINICAN.

One Night in Ner Orleans, La-On the
night of the 81 instant, there were four mur.
ders in New Orleans, La. John Tally, OF
Hoboken, y. j. was killed at a card table ;
John Weir, a gas filter, was killed with a
sluugshots in a political low Patrick Ryan
was found murdered on lhe sidewalk, and
Wm. Aiken was also found assassinated 10
the streets.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

Productions Of KdnSas.--The Leaven.
worth (k. IT, Herald has seen dozen pota.
toes raised IN that territory, which weighe d
upwards OF one pound each. This is crafty.
ing intelligence, indeed. us many persons were
led to suppose, from recent events, that there
Was po,hing 10 that territory but small pofa-
toes
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

u AISINS, Figs, Jujube Paste. Rock Candy,
~ Jelly Cakes and Gum Drops fer sale by
MAJ 81 ,''5s, wa. A, BRCNES
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o." Mr.. BUcHAYAN's PLUEAIIry in this
State over the fusion ticket will be nearly
10000. Over Fremont his majority will be
about $4,000. The figures foot up 225,00O
for Buchanan, 10000 for Fremont, aud
$4,000 for Fillmore.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-11-15

Counterfeit gold dollars are very numerous
al Harrisburg. Pa.
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The Lots are staked off and can be exam
ined at any time previous to the Sale. For
further particulars apply to c. w. Peale,
Lancaster Colliery, Shamokin.
HENRY BAUMG ARCNER
JOHN j. COCHRAN.
Nov. IS, l656.-3t.
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The OFFICIAL Vote 0f Pennsylvania.

HARRISBURG, Nov. l2.-The official vote
Of % counties Of the recent Presidential
election, IOuts as follows:
Buchanan. 2l3,5l4
Fuson-Fremont, l31.I02
Fillmore, 52,110-l90,472
Straight Fillmore, 25,540
There are nine counties yet to be heard
from. viz Clarion, Cearfirld Elk, Fulton,
Jefferson, Luzere, Mex can, Pike and Warren.
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A Perch Of Sions is rs cnbic Ese.. piled ar
n 10 the wall.
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Adjourned Sale
SHAMOKIN TOWN LOTS.

AT Weaver's Hotel, Shamokin, Oh Satur-
day November 29th 1856, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
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EsIRNiNG Fluid, Camphenc, fluid W;.As
hS and Lamps, for sale by
49,. j. +. s: |. F. KLINE.
kIines Grove, Nov. g. lS5G.--tf
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OF SALE.

TERMS OF SALE.
Twenty dollars payment on the purchase
Of the lot
One quarter of bal, payable April /, 1857
do DO do do 1858
do do do do 1857
do do do do 1860
H;,b ;ptarnet
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forden We(us.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
LATER FROM EunnpE,

Earthquake and Loss Of Lite--7hc Credit
loJiiier to be Wound Lp..
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MEDICAL.
nR RALPH,s OFFICE HOURS--9 TO II A. NJ 6 TO
DQP M Sundays excepted, 64s Houston st., near Wooster

EFrIcACrous CURE POI ooHNs. BUSIcxs. CAL.
Tee feet By new and peculiar mehod without euVng q
Monsieur LEVI of No % Biz Rue Do Rvoh Paris ana No
CONDUIT street, Regent street. London Surgeon OhirSpodis
The Emperor q France and DE Roy Family OF Rngnd hav
euished families Intends remaining here may be eonsu
daily sundays excSpad, ~ IN onds, from 10 ui o'oooS
ct No 81 Eleventh stss bs.wssn stnh and sxih avenues
cOrIns or rHormosIAIA.
From his Imperial Majesty. Nspssoa III, Emperor
Je osrthe que N. Lsu spsvs ss svsc uns errsns
habhete a., Louu NAPornoH BoNAPARra
Ioertify that ME- Lsvi has entirely cure my coma
. GAyMtND, 81 81. James square. London.
Crom the Most Noble the Marquis d lArsdowue
Mr. N Levi extracted corn 1 with perfect facility sns
From Robert Ferpssn, naq, D. Physckn In ordinary 70
her Majesty d Great Brilain.l
hriHu has most ekilfany extracted two eorns from m,
se' wshous giving me the sasAssss pain
souees s,ress, MAJ Fair. Isndsu. March s lisa
:. From r. !. Feltus Nsq ]
Upso:cd ~ Mr. levi beg save 70 testify 70 M success
u ssi bssmg perfeciy removed large burion Of hns
standing, without causing any pain r. J. PELrus
Philadelphia, July 81, 1854 No Bosrpn row
In addition 70 The above authenticated ssmoniais NAM
thousand: NOR, = h pcasssscn lspons whee arc severn
Nth csn :. HE ofaSs q nsvsnh sssst between Tx& M
H.B.-No proissAcnai connection win any pSSs&
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FREIGHT TO CALIFORNIA.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO CALIFORNIA-FREiGH
IN At reduced prices, via Panama Raj road The Pacific
mail steamship OREGON win leave Panama tho middle Of
March, special freight steamer Through bis OF sdlng
will be issued by steamer sailing from Ne York IN
connection, ann very low rates through Inquire at The o.
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pIcoRD's PRACTICE IN A CERTAIN IMPORT ANT
IL caas OF diseases, Ac.-Dr. c. %. RAYMOND, OF Blf
Broadway. opposite ne D. Nicholas be consulted conA
tally In his specially, Al ks snienty located
Daily Tines Evening Express &s,fW further ps}ScularA