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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21
Democratic Ratification Meet



According to notice, the Democracy OF
Oroyille assembled in front Of the Orleans
Hotel on Saturday evening, l0th inst, for
the purpose Of ratiiying the nominations oi
the late Cincinnati National Democratic
Convention. Tie meeting was called to or
der by Col. Geo. Stanton; and on motion.
Capt. L. Wilson was called to the Chair, aud
5. l.. Snyder elected Secretary. J. G. Law
ton. Esq, was then introduced, who deiv.
cred an eloquent speech. He was followed
by Seneca Ever, Esq, Gen, Pat. Harris, a
NJ. Zabriskie, Esq, \. G. Morse, Esq, aud
Judge c. II. Bryan. who scyerally addressed
the large assemblagc in manner that
brought forth frequent rounds Of applause.
The initiatory steps towards organizing
buchanan Club" were taken during the
evening, and at late hour, after three
more cheers for Buchanan" and three for
the Union, the meeting adjourned.
L. WILSON, Chairman
S. L. SNYDER. Sec'y
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21
saL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

~ A meeting of the California Democratic State
Central Committee, held in the city of Sacramento
ua The 10ih day OF July 1854 IL was resolved that
Democratic State Convention be called. to meet in
tn. cit, Of Sacramento, on TUESDAY. the 9th day of
september next, for The purpose pf nominating two
members Of Congress, Clerk Of the Supreme Court
y superintendent, of public Instruction. State Prison
Director, and four Presidential ElectO6s.
The State Cenru Comm tec suggest that Satur
lay the 23d day of August, be the day selected by
the different counties for the election of Delegates 10
laid Democratic State Convention
The following Is the apporiionment OF representa-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

GoLD DUsr AND EXCHANGE. Tho Bank
ing Houses were doing rushing business
yesterday. 1t being Sunday, their houses
we're crowded from morning till night with
miners and others, who were drawing their
buckskins with wads of various amounts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

--S~The elegant Saloon OF the U s. HOte
was thrown open to the public on Saturday
night. 1t is kept by Mr.. Hedges--who is an
accomplished gentleman - and Charley
Legatc, ex-mayor of Marysville, who dis
penses the creature comforts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

ORovILLE AIIEAD.-A person who has
been to Honey Lake Valley, and other por-
tions Of the Northern mines, says he has
seen no place where tho mines are paying as
we'll as in Oroyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

The LUCKY MINEas There has beer
vast quantities Of gold taken out the last
week hereabouts On the hill above tho
town and in the bluff in particular, they arc
taking out enough to satisfy any reasonable
man. Sylvis & Kimmcl's claim took out
S9l0--nine men. Others are doing nearly
as well The pockets Of the miners are be-
ginning to get weighty
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

THANEs.-To Mr.. 0'Neal, of the Califor
MIA Strge Co., for the Sacramento American
Of yesterday morning, from which we clip
The news of the Nevada confagration.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21
GTe .EA IT'D EgxATaI..s
NOTICE

A IL PERSONS holding o. claiming Liens, under
N tie provisions oi "An Act ter securing Liens Of
Mechanics and Others, approved AnrA -1,h, l5JJ" on
the properly known az horace brews.er's dwelling
house situa.cd near thc BuE. Montgomery street.
in the towu of OTuyile county ot Butte ami STAKE of
California the same beng the present re-dence Of
said Brewster aud family, arc hereby hOeI ~ be and
appear IN thc District cuurt of sad County Gud state
on Mondoy tic 18th day Of August, I65e and cxhiA
then End there the p,oe,s Of their said Liens
bl9.w3 CALNlNS SpELNAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

TEMPERANCE.--A blind man dcliyeted u
temperance lecture in front Of the Orleans
uotol, on Sunday evening.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

EaJ- Mr.. Watson favored us as usual,
yesterday, with the Bay and Marysyille
papers
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

E9- Dr.. Murphy, Of the Ice Co., has
caused another cooluess to exist in our tin
water bucket, by throwing in hugo chunk
from Sitha's crystal fountain. We Ike 1t.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

"a. Last Saturday evening man was
arraigned before Justice Elliott Tor assault
and battery. Found guilty. and fined $40
lie paid for his fun and left
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

0.6l- Frank Carpied, the celebrated
French caterer of Marysville, win soon open
the Restaurant in the L. s. Hotel. Epicures
n. b.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

Sz1f~ 10 j. y. V,r4s Express We are un-
der obligations f,r the delivery, On Satur-
day evening, Of copy Of the SLqs!a Court
or Of same date
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21
UhoVIl.LE, july y
S. L. SNYDER. Sec'y.

Mr.. EDlroR "A delegation, composed Of
deacon, an artist, u deputy county officer
an editor, and THAT ar printer" might
have been seen, about the hour Of noon yes
terday making tracks for Lynchburg, at
n speed that betokend either danger in the
rear or "somethng good ahead 1t tproyed
the latter, for we soon found our selves seat
Cd ut the table Of the National, and re-
whillikcn such dinner 1t makes US mad
to think we can't dine there every day
Two Of our party had been left behind, ard
We mourned at their abscncc-whcn. just as
VIC were about drinking "absout fricuds,"
one Of them, the Judge, was discovered in
the distance, coming at a 2:E0 pace; he came
in fresh, however, and with the others did
ample justice to the yiaudJ OF all the good
,hings said | cannot now tell YOU, but vii.
only say that it vas one Of the most agreea-
bic diuner parties have me; in long time.
The dinner was e&ccllcut, the wine cool and
delicious; while the artist was brilliant, the
Deacon serious, as usual, the Judge inter
esting, and the oihcer-at the head of the
table. Our young friend the Counsellor ar
rived behind time, but after all, succeeded, I
think, in enjoying himself hugely. Didn't
you, Col' Well, in due time the party adj
journel, well pleased with the jolly host, AID
with the resolution that he knows chow to
do things" Yours. BlNKs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21
Preamble and Constitution of Buchanan
Club OF Oroyllic.

The following Preamble aud Constitution
were presented at the d ,mocratic meeting
on Saturday evening by J. c. Lawton, Esq.
a number of Democrats have already en-
rolled their names upon it, and those desi-
ring it can have an opportunity of SO doing
by calling at this office
In presenting this Constitution to the De-
mocratic citizens of 0roville, it may be we'll
to state the objects of the institution we de-
sire to commence
The object we have in view is the promo
tion Of genuine Democratic principles; and
this not for ourselves only, but for the whole
people. our nation, and the world.
Believing that the American Union, fos
tered in its infancy by the wise conciliation
of our fathers, and consecrated in its growth
by a thousand glorious recollections in peace
and in war, is an object of paramount impor-
tance and source of unnumbered blessings to
our people, and that simple, even. handed
justice will preserve it forever; ami regard
ing with flill vcneration the Constitution Of
the United States, which uni;cs in common
bonds this glorious confeleracy Of free and
sovereign States, and that, while each State
and its citizens are entitled to share its Lles-
sings, so also each State and its citizens are
bound to fulfill, in sincerity and good faith
the duties and commands of that sacred in.
strument, we hail with delight the ncmna-
ton of that illustrious statesman, James
Buchanan to the Presidency by the Democ-
racy of the Union And believing that the
election Of Buchanan and Hreckinridrc is
greatly to be preferred to that of either of
their opponents, We therefore form ourselves
into society, and agree to abide by and be
governed by the following
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i! Tel, graph 10 The Cu!orna American.
AWFUL CONrLAGRATiON :.
.Lso - OF biKc
NEVADA CITY IN ASHES !
GRNss NALLlY. Ju.y .O-1 a. NJ.

GRASS NALLLY, Ju.y 20-l a. NJ.
4 fire bruke out nj oluck, p. NJ yeston.
day, in tie .crr of Dr.. Adams tire-proof
building, on Pine street, which spread to the
adjoining building, occupied as biewcry.
The wind iayotiug, ii was spread 10 the |.
). Hotel and downwaids and upwards with.
great raYiIity, taking the whole OF Broad
street, Main street and all tie cross streets.
consuming all the Express Offices, Banking
Houses and Churches, the new Court l!on'e
and County Recorders clIcc, stores, &c.--
Tie only buildings that have escaped arc
as follows: DR.. Al0an's apothccary store,
Dr.. Lark's do; 5. Micr's boot and Shoe
store; 5 kohlman's clothing store, and Pot
ter's store
Persons burnt to death to death SO far as
known: a. J. Ilascr, banker; J. johnson.
ex deputy Surveyor; L. Hendrickson, mer-
chant; ). W. Fletcher, late District Attor-
ney: VIM. Anderson, Of the Democrat, AMI
&, A. Young, merchant; VIM. Wilson, las
terer, burnt, but not fatally.
The whole business part Of the town is
entirely consumed, commencing at the foot
of Pine street extending UP Spring street tV
uorr the junction of Broad street, crossing
below Nomack bmlding to Washington
Bridge; thence across to High street, down
to Deer Creek, crossing to Little Deer Greek
below Laucaster's dwelling, and thence
down Deer Greek to the foot Of Pine street
where it mmcnccl--eulraciug from l51
to 200 acres Of ground.
The loss is yariors'y cst.mated At from
50 600, 900 to $3,G00oo0
Very iuuc Of stocks in stores are s4ged
.1a~The "hissing roikl" is said to have
been received in Paris, and to lave taken
most violent possession Of the tashiouaulc1
in that gay capital. II Is all the rage ia the
saloons Of the cite.
PoLIrCAL DIALoCUE.-Mr. A.--"Woli
l. for the life Of uo can discover why il
was that John c. Ffcmout received the Re
publican NOMINATION; what clam las he got
II it?'
Mr. oh the MariIosa Claim, to be
sure #csIorcl
Ei5~ We have been favored with a copy cf
the remarks Of Col. luga, on casting the voto
of California Gor james Buchanan.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

Down WITH THE DUST Our friend Mac
is a public bencfuctor. lie is constantly on
the 60 with his great old squirt" and lays
the dust as nothing else can except showers
from Heaven, which We are seldom favored
with.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

NEwsPApERs-Thi is most decidedly q
newspaper reading community. We hap
pened to be in at lawyers Office day or
two ago, when mis- papers wero brought in.
IL occurred to us that the bundle was rather
large, and our curiosity led US to enquire
the number. On counting up he foand that
he was taking nine daily end five weekly
papers lie is well posted Oh matters and
things in general
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21
CONSTITUTION.

ART. This society shall be called The
Oroyile Buchanan Club.
ART 1.-THE object Of this Club shall be
to devise and prosecute measures for the
securing, by all fair and honorable means.
the largest vote for Buchanan and Breckip.
ridge possible.
ART III Any Democrat may become a
member Of the Oroville Buchanan Club. by
vote of majority of its members.
ART, Iv.--The officers Of this Club shall
be President, Vice President, Secretary
and Treasurer, who shall be chosen by ball
lot, and shall hold their Office during the
Presidential campaign.
ART. The Club may enact Bylaws
not inconsistent with this Constitution, to
specify the duties Of its officers, and such
regulations as may be necessary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21
AMBROTYP ES !!

q WONDERFUL & EXCU1SEE1L.Y
-1Gc5oyr. Il III &CEgzEcs
TAKEN on GLISS, F.3R SURP.4S IS
ING my h4GUERREOTYPE.
ngT. TyTTsEl- =, has iIs' opened rooms on the
VA cern,r o. Montgomery nd " yers streets over
the faaE Exchange, where be will lake pleasure ia
waiting on as WHO may favor him with call. Boll
AulbrulyBrs aud Daousraeofyles viii beCNccutcd in
the best sIyir and warranted TO give perfect satis
faction
EVERYBODY. cal and SOC The pictures
OFOfh.e, JGIy -, lrJ-. jyl9u
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BUTTE COUNTY, Cal. July 10, 1856.

Editor Butte Record:
Sir-In your issue of 18th inst, l see it
stated that some "Cullul Brother'--a
Black Republican, in the City of ''human
rights" where southerner can't smoke o
Cigar in the street. has boldly, in pub
lie meeting, denounced Washington as .
ScOundrei
Mr.. Editor, I'll bet that .ITgger's Gnfece-
DENTS are 6lach DlDYMUs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

G11- Chick & Co, the gentlemanly agents
Of the Pacific Express Co, handed US the
Iatest dates.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

ID~ Thanks to Mr. Harris Of the G. S.
Co., for bundle of papers from below.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

A} UTUtI ID T " NoIIINb IVN, NIIHI d.
II. r. Powell, Secretary.
SD- Democratic papers throughout the state please
copy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

.Ei5~ We have becn favored with a copy cf
the remarks Of Col. lugo, on casting the yoto
of California Gor james Buchanan
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-21

.1l~The kissing roikl" is said 10 have
been received in Paris, and to lave takcu
most violent possession Of the tashioraules
in that gay capital. II Is al! the rage ia the
saloons Of the cite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07
Eral estate for Sale.

A CAPITAL INVESTMENT in WESTERN
y TANDs-SD eco Acres Of FIRST quality selected FARMING
- GRaIING LANDS lying ard near four prominent
Rsrosos din oTerstionl In TIE heAes and most Espdy i'm
- o.h- tare Of Illinois offered 10 sale Ia ore or
To-. i,,ss rGesls sra; hSTsii. Ite p-rf-ct such
thrs. a., dsiy ,! sTes y n Va.se - god ~
:. n. --of.bi- yesnrnf Of capita Is
80 -. IA -'culars a. --rss s., T.l . ...,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07
FARM. Of % acres, in Bloomfield Township.
A RARE CIIANCE.-For SALE, large and
CIIEAP and ELEGANT HOMES for the PEG

~ PIE in the CITY Of POUGHKEEPSIE and in DUTCH
ESS COUNTY, n. Y. for SALE:
A splendid MANSION with ell the modern improvements
with elegant Groundss splendid location in the city Price
s9ooO
superior FRUIT PLACE, 81 srfe,; new House, foe
Location. u miles northeast Of POughkeepe Court House
Price, $500.
PLACE for Gardener Gentleman OF p
with building-cost 1900 20 hne Fruit &c five
miles from Pougtkeepse three miles Of New Hamburgh
Price. $500
large MANSION; large quantity Of al variety Of choice
Fruits; three of Landa splendid location mile north
of Poughkeepsie Court House Price 5000.
A superior COUSrRYSEAT Of leo acres; good Building
mostly moderred fine river view, abundance of Fruit &c
Stssbug Oh of mile from depot Price, : $50
A large plain HOUSE ard OUTBUILDINGS, - acres of
Land fine Fruit splendid OF the river situated Stalls
burgb, mile moth Of depot. Price, $500 -
a ssnifcent LOCATION for GeDtlemsn's COUNTRY
SEAT 60 Of choice LAID splendid font the Hudson
Rivers location sureror-bena between the CountrSests OF
w Dill ESQ., and Mrs Margaret Livnsston-at Stalls
burgh. Of mile from depot
Eighty Of choice LAND eesnt river front fine Fruit
plain Farm Buildings mile south Of Rhinebeck depot Price
$1,000
pleasant PLACE of % acres; fus location fine Fruit
Buildings, adjoining b. Sheaf esqs CountrySeat
II miles from New Hamburger depot Price, 81 900.
Also many PLACES from s. 90 TO 0C0 For particu
lars apply or address JAMES SERGEANT,
Real Estate Agent No Is Mausions City OF Poughkeepse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE--In the village
~ of Flushing dwelling bouse In the Italian Style,
cuped by Samuel B. Parsons built very thoroughly in 1854
for the and furnished with every modern con-
venence of furnace bathroom, water closet laundry &c.
II contains drawing room, library dnin groom, seven
seepng rooms and kitchen above ground. Each sleeping
shaft with the kitchen chimney The grounds are
decduous trees and shrubs aud
the garden with The vicinity Of Flushing to New.
York City accessible by railroad less than hour It's coll
ebrsed schools gardens Its hehnes snd the beauty OF
s surroundings render this house desirable for any one
who wishes pleasant country residence Apply 70
j. B. PARSONS No. % Wsilst basement
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fost an6 found.

NOTE LOST or MISLAID.-A NOTE of
IN GEORGE PALEN Co. for 1894 70; dated March Is,
1856 months their order has been lost or mssd
The public cautioned against receiving it. Refer to the
An eric Exchange Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

T'ARRYTOWN INTSTTUTE.-In this Instisits
n yoans eenuenea rxspsesd fbs Commercial Psnsiss
OF entering College The discipline mid and parental In
sH"euon thorough and practical and IL allowed
re, IN es insti,a whose department. propss
ace co The others The price Of Board and Tain0a
eisdins Oed bedding &c. 10 from 200 TO lfo psf anngna
ssfSS'ns % sac AID saus. Summer r,ru eonnsuos
go SHSuiArs. with references view Of Oh, Inya-
tute, se' may be obtained By addressing
A NEWMAH 9ria- -
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE or BOARDINc-

\ COUNTRY RESIDENCE or BOARDING.
"A HOUSE for SALE to LET situated in the vi.r, Of
Bay LoT Island * miles New and e.sy az
by steamboat rlTosd The house large we'll
srrsnsed and reaiy furnished The grounds nn sere
with suitable Out Buildings &c The location is beautiful and
healthy. For particulars Apply TO Dr. WELLINGTON, No.
S2Fsst Ihhst. and s H. BAILEY No 4JTrinity building.
or sddressW, H. A., Box 1872 PostOfhce.
A FARM, Of . acres, in Bloomfield Township,
"A Essex Co., ~ three miles from the depot, AMI eight
miles Newark House story BAN, WaIon House aud
Gnsry all In hstete order AID condition About tive
oak and chestI oil Land Hing. Pnce, - 80 Terms
For further particulars inquire Of address JOHN
PRICE Real Estse Agent No III Market st. Newark H. J.
4 RARE CIIANCE.-FOr SALE, large and
IA besutful HOME, with p Of LAND in high state
Of cuvson bounded by public road the four sides II
handsomely located in the Town Of Greenwich Conn about Is
inmates rde from Greenwich Depot AID minutes walk from
CO. Cob Depot ard hours ride from the city The house
built modern y for and under the supervision of the
owner. A large Barn and other OubuldnE all new good
Water and variety Of Fruit Also another LOT with DO TX
and HOUSE at Cos Cob Landing OF the hest places
between there and New York Mechanical bust
ness Coal Yard There three market boas running
regularly Eew.Yok week For further information
ilqure Of the subscriber the premises. VIM WHITE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07
COMPLETE COUNTRY SEAT for SALE

COMPLETE COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
~ Situated Ryerdale Station, two miles south Of fon
kers and fifteen from the City Hall House frame, file in
with brick fifty feet front built In the Gothic Style and To
years old eIete with every convenience such as hot and
cold water bath furnace range marble uantles &c sns
eleven besides basement and attic well adapted from
its 81 ed position for Winter summer residences has
been handsomely psrered and painted the past and
perfect order. The water is supplied from failing
spring the premises higher than the house, aud
abundant aud is conducted 10 the stables well ss to haG
,one fountain in froIt Ct the house carriage
house and stable with six stalls henhouse icehouse hed
&C. The fruit consists Of variety of apples cherries
peaches grapes currsnts raspbees Strawberries &c The
land which six In extent handsomely teracef and
beautifully diversified with iron entrance gates and well made
caaeeoed Time from Chambers ST. to the house about
hour The advertiser has resided the place eight years
(dong business the city, and guarantee its perfect sau
brty Title perfect. Reason for selling IT, going to larger
place. VIII sell low and very modetns terms Ap
ply to c. W. SIMMONS No. los Chambers st., New York
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STEAM POWER Several well-lighted
~ ROOMS to LET with Steam Power Nos % and 81 Gois'
r. HOE Co.
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piano- fortes ano fflusie
NOLIANs. GRAND and soIT.Pp pI,

HOLlANS, GRAND and SQUARE PIANOS
90 with Paeat scspeasion Bridge" Improved srspes
Action Composition BeaDss" in proy, o-nr.
from iset Devis Co.'S celebrated M.nusctoy /, sy-rx
variety STYLE with 81 to iocsves S2S to 900 con-
staily bend and for sale At Factory prices who ard
retail by $. T. GORDON, successor TO Berry 0ordoa No
~ Broadway see Agent for this city.
generally scknowedge5 that the Pancs m annfe.
tued BY ualtt. Davis Co. unrivaed in Ameuca not IN
the world, fox briilancy and purity OF tors"
IBo<f0n Daily Tsm.x
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Gonses to fet.

OFFICES to LET.-NOw IN complete order, in
" the premises No Is William door to tao Corn Ex
change Bank The first floor suitable for Insurance. Railroad,
Real Estate Offices The upper Rooms for Brokers
Lawyers. BY r. @. PIERCE, No. Is Wlliamst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

.ANTED-A sitV alton by a respectable young
w Gil TO do CHAMBERwOkK and WAITING,
FAKE CARE OF CHILDREN. Can be for two days at
NO. 81 4h.At., between Bank and TrOy-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

"hNTED-A situation by respectable young
w Woman as COOK WASHER and IRONER in private
family Beet Of city references given Call at No II West
10th 81. tetMesn 9th and 9TH avs, front basement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

CTFAM POWER to LET-A Brick twO.stOry
~ BUILDING, 100 feet by So at Ezabehport N j. Apply
A. BAIZ 4S7 Broadway or to j. ROLSTON Elizabehport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

WANTED-By highly respectable, Welsh
w Young " oman, a situation ss CHAMBERMAIO in a
private family. Can be days No 1874 Hester
corner Of Mulberry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

WANTED-A situation by respectable Prot
estsnt 0irl 10 DO general HOSEW DIX In sm oil fam
Nv or as CHAMBERMAiD. To be for two days at No
ne West l6thst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

SKYLIGHT ROOMS to LET-Suitable for
~ Artists in building of Broadway and Houston
Inquire Of w. DURACK on the premises
T. II. RODMAN, Jaunce y-court, No. 80 Walst
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WANIED-By respectable Scotch Woman Il
situation COOK who understands her business in al
H branches Apply No Hall PIsce, between sh and 7th
cts top foorl
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hgh be +enent and ell brown stone HOI So No 70
hs' oisi ~ Possession Immediately Built Ia ~. b. mar
her by days' work, containing the roJsrn nnovan,s,s
houe fno feet; Lot p By half the block Pa u the moaey
can remain of term OF Inquire the premises Of
JOHN SAREs
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Y,O CAPITALISTS.-WANT in the city
Il ighbohood of New Yok large FACTORY, caoebe
OF accommodating men-say $50 trout aud five stories
high with STEAM POWER The advertiser will lease sue
building for term years. If the prefers IL would
be received Us an equivalent and rated stock in Company
forming manufacture article in general use upon an I'M
poIan patent bearing date November 1855 Address b.,
Carlton House, Broadway, New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

DARE CHANCE for an ENTERPRISING
OF fret class LADIES' SHOE STORE handsomely well
as conveniently fitted up aud in Of the beet
IN the city and doing good business Apply to JEFFEhSs
467 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-07

LUR SALE-TNENTl-TWO ACRES OF
l. LAND, about ;, miles from H0BoKEN. adjoining tn.
properly Of Francis Price on the Palisades. near the
for building For further particulars inquire
ROBERT ANNETr Fort Lee. NewJersey, BY letter OF