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The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

DIDN'T COME ouT-The True Cal forn'a did not
make its appearance yesterday. We understand that
suppose is lack of support and funds. The newspa-
per mania in San Francisco is terrible disease, and
has cost editors great deal of trouble and creditors
a great deal of money At one time we had more
daily newspapers published in this city than there
were in the city of New York, with more than ten
times 0nr population. We presume that, if the True
Californian has really suspended, some enterprisng
individual anxious to make investment will short
ly establish another morning paper to fill the vacan-
cy-Aha, 0h.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
Summons.


STATE OF CALIFoR = County Of Ell Dorado.
- Justices Court, Mud Springs Township. Before I.
NJ. Pomerov, j. p.
The People Of the State Of California 10 STEPHEN B.
MACKINTlRE. greeting: You hereby summoned 10
appear before al my office. in FL Dorado Mud Springs
Township of the Conn of El Dorado, The 9TH da,
September A. d. 1906 o'clock NJ TO answer unto
the complaint of GEORGE e. BL ANCHARD, now on file
in my office, who the of Twenty Four
and ~ 10 tn dollars for work and Labor done YOU by H.
T. HILL the account of said work and labor being assign
ed 10 id Geo ge q. blanchard said cause having been
renanded by The County Judge of he County Court of
sad County for trial. the having been tried and
appealed, when Judgment will be taken against YOU for
he said amount Of Twenty -Four and O.lU0th doll rs
oge her with cost and damage, you fail appear and
Given under my hand. this 9th dav of Septenber A. D.
1856. THOS. NJ POMERUY,
Justice Of the Peace of said Township.
1t appearing Ia my satisfaction, by affidavit that Sic.
phen Is. Mackiute resides in said County, and conceals
himself avoid service of said summons und that cause
OF ACTON exists againS h, therefore order thai service
Of said summons be made by public on thereof in the
Emp re C1ontY A,yus for week from dae hereof
Given under my hand at office in FL JoIad', Mud
Springs Township, tins 9TH day OF Sepeu Der. a. d. 1896
TlIOS. NJ P0MEROY,
sepl342-l* Justice of The Peace
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
MistfIlanruus.
GRAND EXHIBI fION,
By the Gel brated En- hanter and Magician,
d, NJ A R.TTN.

A T THE COLOMA TIIEATER, on SATURDAY Eve.
IA ming, Sept. llb.
Mr. Mar ms Magical Exp rimenis have bewldered the
most learned of The Old World and caused quite sersa.
ton in The United Saies The illus of The first
mdrr, truly gn icen nsruc,ng and amusing, and of
ciples can feel no repugnance in Witnessing.
Mr. NJ. will also Introduce his wonderful power of Ven
iroquism consisting of variety OF laughable and
ing incidents
Admission, so cents. Children half price. Doors open
at ., to commence at l-z o'clock. 'sepl: -42-l
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CoIuu,a SAbertisenunts.
.ABARGATNs

TIT HE Store and Tailor Shop of the undersigned siua-
led in Sierra Nevada block, Main street, Coons, is
Offered for sale ut II bargain, CASH
have now on hand carefully selected stock of Cloths
Cassimeres, vestines, &C., together with a LOT of fine
Summer Goods for Gents wear and every hing complete
for first class Merchant TailoIs and. ANY one wish
ing to engage in the business will do well give
CALL at least The above is the only place in Coloa
Kept exclusively for Gents Clothing aud has good
run OF custom. W. CLATWORTHY.
Cooma, July 26 1856. s5-5
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CHrvALRY TRIUMPHANT.-Broderc received u
severe check yesterday in the defeat of the eloquent
Frank TilforJ, and the nomination of Chas L. Scott
young gentleman who prides himself upon belong.
Ing to one OF the first families OF Virginia. Scott
has always been OF the btteres anti-brodericke>
in tn, State, an King David" loves him as he does
toad pie.-Amsrcan, Thu,slou
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

CHILLY-The Democratic meeting last evening
was unquestonaby the dullest and most stupid aaiI
ever gotten up in this city. There was but little ell
thusasm manifested, and what little was heard soeul
ed forced 1t is fact, there is nothing either in Bu
chanan or the State nominees TO awake The ardur o
the people Or cause them to feel ovial and enhusas
tic. They are all dead cocks in the pit.-Amer.can
TlursIau
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

ARRESTED FOR MURDER-E. S. Farnasworth sec
onI mate of the bid N Gate, anI Forbes, the first
mate, have been arrested the one as principal and the
other as accessory to the death of John Bowen who
died from the effects Of being placed in too close proX
unity to the b )ier Faresworth was indicted by
the u S. Grand Jury, and Forbes was arrested on a
bench h-warr ant nt.-CtrOn.ce
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

BEAR 1T IN MlND.-Whe Milard Fillmore occu-
pied the Presidential Chair, not disorganizer, North
or South received an appointment to post of honor
or profit. The consequence was, fanaticism and dis
affection were almost starved out when he left the
Office. His successor came in and lavished the pat
ronage of the government upon aboitonists, seces-
sionists and freesoiers and the Union is on the brink
OF dissolution-Mobile Adu.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

What are the Republicans driving at? One Of
their organs, the Hartford (ConnectcuO Comam,
says in an editorial article If the negro race had
the mental superiority, should consider the color
hair, odor matters of no account. To our mind
the ga Republican is intrnscally artstocrat-
ir
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
Sher IF q Sala.


III virtue of der Of sale issued out of the Clerks
- office OF The Honorable Dislncl Cout ut Ell Dorado
county, on Judgment ender on The 18Th day Of Au
gust, A. d. 10 D. III favor Of EPHRAlM RAY and against
a. b. LUlI iOr he sum OF two thousand fur hundred
three and s6-l 9TH do!laIS, with thereon the
rate OF three per per month om the 18Th dav of
August, A. b. Is g. together with the of weight
ana S-loVth dollars, costs OF suit and accrung costs,
will expose 10 ubc sale at the Court House in Culoma,
on lhe ith day Vt September, A. d. lS56, AT o'clock =.
NJ, all the right e, interest and claim of the said A. B.
LUZ, Of IN, and 10 the following described morigaged
property living and being in Ii Dorado county and State
OF California, 10 wit: That certain piece parcel of hand
lyI and being IN the county and STATE aforesaid and
bounded follows: eng at stake near man
ztta south y IL e. links, and running due east 40
chains 10 pire s1nnl, wines pine n 50 s. CHAINS
links, also pine ~ To- ~ chains 10 Inks thence due
south 81 Chains Il witness hiie pine south
80 W. chain Be links, - links circun fer, nee thence
due Nesi chains Ia stake bun ch o clal al wit
ness bu>h siole 6o +. II Inks hence due north $40
chains 10 stake wltntss large white oak n. z.
CHAINS. and II links III I'll cunicItnte, thence die E. 40
chains deod pie tItp, witLe>S IA stone \. l5e ".
CLAN ii Inks ihtCc due h iGu c AIMS place Of be-
ginning coniainn = atlcs. Alo the following d s.
cl b. m d, yn and bt il in the and State aore-
"a d, 10 wiz lA gaGUu II rec miles in norheIly dir
tloh flom lhe Town ol ole ma, the road leading from
1le las named place Ia geluwn and GleenM o0d Vail
ley conelc III pine ti,e about eight rods of
HE house ccuptd by said Lu T. and running north
I-z0 east y II CHAINS b, lla2ed Il small pine
small OAK aboul 10 lods south OF the Alabama House.
blazed on four sides, thence ;. l-2@ ~ chains by
blazed trees 10 stake and lie OF stones near witness
tree the left, thence n ~ l. W. the point of be-
ginning rs chains which station is pine uee blazed
tour sides and MAI ked ~; the above described premises
contain hd d aid sixty es log, lher wi The i'm
prOvtllenis hele0n.
Sheriff. office, Cooma, August p. 1856. -
Sher IF Of El Dorado onnty Cal.
4C-3 BY Nj. r. EIS1 \ER Under Sheriff
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
sepl3.42-l'
Nnticn,

va EMBERS of the CALIFORNIA MINING COMPANY are
I'VE hereby notified that the place OF busin, of The
Company has been changed 10 Owl Crc ek the Oriental
Cabin Yankee Jm>, aud that all o> for
the Sccre Treasurer, should BE- addressed "Owl
Creek, Yankee Jims Placer county"
BY order of The Board of Directors
r. MARKS. Secretary.
Owl Creek. Sept. 1856. SEPT -'.-2
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

Several rope-walks in England are engaged in man
ufacturing rope which is sold at five shngs per inch
as the identical rope by which the prisoner Palmer
was hung.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

NorIcE.-The nev Mr.. Gibbons of The Methodist Fps
copal Church. will preach Sunday evening, Sept "a h,
at IL before o'clock, in the Court House.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

ELECTION IN VIRGINIA-The election for men,
ber of Congress in the Accomac District Of Virgin
ia, in the room Of the late General Bayey, is to take
place on the day Of the Presidential election.
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13

10 the Tax Payers Of I'll Doralu U,uny.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax List for Ell Dora
do county, for The year Is &, is in my hnids
collection and hat will attend daily my office in the
Court House, IN G0lona until the bird Monday in No .
embrr next, 10 receive T"xes from all par les who may
desire TO pa. the same aud thereby costs.
E. b. CARSON, Sheriff of Ell Dorado county,
Sheriff Office, Cooma, August, 1896. aug3O-4Uid
The Empire County argus., 1856-09-13
New Goods.

WOULD respectfully to the citizens Of
Georgetown aud vicinity, that | can be found upon
the size OF my iomer location, will, Stock Of Goods
consisting in part of Books Stationery Paper Hangngs
Pocket and Sheath Knives, Razors, Combs, Brushes
Blackng and general variety Of articles bolh needful
and ustiul, but TOO numerous 10 MENTION
All the California Atlantic and European Papers and
Periodicals. be found upon the counter al ali times.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
JESSE a. CUNNINGHAM.
Georgetown, July 20, 1856. s6
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Notice

NN EMBERS OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING COMPANY are
IVE hereby notified that the sh of all denquents in
tho location known by the OF Table Mountain Claims
will be sold atPubc Auction, Tuesday The 3uh day
IF >eptemher 1906 at o'clock F. M in the town of Bot
lie ILL., Ell Dorado county, for back assessments if the
same be not paid up by that time.
BY order of the Board of Directors
r. Marks Secretary.
Bottle Hill, August &c, 1855. aug3o-4O3
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6furgftqpu advertisements,

j. A. Cunningham,
AT rHR Book STORE LITERARY DEror, MArS SrRxEf,
CEoRGLTowN Agent for the San Francisco
and Sacramento paIeis All kinds
Oi Books and Stationery
constantly ON hand
AGENT Fur THE EMPIRE COUNTY Ancrsr
Subscriptions, Advertisements and job Work will
be promptly attended 10. at printing office
prices job wolk delivered the
day after it is ordered 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-29

The Prorinc,ai Freeman of Chatham &. W.. con
tsns letter giving some Of The latest remarkable de-
velorments of the underground railroad practice
More romantic escapes could not be desired 'or "
Winter evenings reading than are contained in eey'
eral Of the incidents. One Of the fugitives swan Oh
horseback tie Potomac on Christmas night, bis vile
having been sold few days before he fed, iof no
other reason than resisting the ustful degps OF hel
owner After crossing tie river the fugitive rode forty
miles, and then began biz weary journey on foot
Another is the case Of Save who lived for ten months
in the swamps, three months of the time in cave,
surrourded by bears, wildcats and rattssnakes TIL
finally he caught up with the undergroundtroin.
third runaway is the nephew Of Billy Bowleg' and g
black woman, very ingenious, and long medtat'ng
plan Of liberty. When during his fight ~ frs' en-
tered swamp, he would before lying down, calculate
the chances Of escape from the boodhounds. lie
carried with him liquid which he had prepared and
which he says prevented the dog from hunting mo-
Hail Columbia ''
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Nfsu1lork DAILY Gribn,re
THE SNOW MIRACLE. For The Tribune.

THE SNOW MlkACLE. roT me irlDune'
TUE fairies are not dead
The fairies of our childhood, long age,
There is an angel walking over head
when frosty caves are hung with icy curls,
And January shiyers In the snow words
Che speaks unto the North Wind, and her
A miracle miracle ARE pearls
Lo! how they Autter down,
And fill each secret nook,
The willow-bidden brook,
And the bOuse-t0ps Of the town
And the chmneys as they look,
With yawDing mouths, to all
The fakes, till in pail
OF white the earth is hid
The pearls the crispy pearls
10. how they 6utter down
From the snowy angels lips
Till the hemlock and the pines,
And the CHASTITY poplar trees, ships
Are like the shrOuds and rigging of the
10 how they hutter down,
SO wondrously complete
So marvelously wrought
And in the stitled town,
Each halfdeserted street
Is piled Nth her Ukite thought
o, we are blind and weak
We daily yearn and seek
For miracles like those of long ago:
We moan and murmur still,
As if this falling snow
Were not a Miracle t. b. ALDRICH.
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The newspapers are all giving, one from the other
the following note Of Macaulays, as an overwhelming
moot of the historians astonishing labors:
"Tbers noble, and, suppose, rniqno collection o. u
Of isnas reign Ia the British Museum. Ibas
fvrred erey ere,v page IN lat collection"
This quotation serves, however, 10 prove, not -
much the diligence Of the historian, az the astonishing
ignorance Of ihose who cite ii. They seem 20 mag
The. newspapers as plenty and az foil OF matte
in Williams day as in ouis. They were IN iact very
few, and contained very little. The frst daily pspe
did rot srpear til Queen Anne's reign, nor wa I'll
that reign single English newspaper published out o:
London We viii venture TO say that there 3 far
more reading matter in fle Of The TRIBUNE for a
sirgIe year than IN the whole Of the noble and
UNIQUE collection, the stunning over OF every leaf
Of Which IL guessed at as such Herculean labor
Maeauay knows one thing at least-how 10 bait hl'
hook for gudg,ons, .: which few men have caught
more tLen be.
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A rev Post-Ofice has been established in Hsup
psuge, Suffolk County, L. l., which place deserves
passing notice. The village contains about tire
hundred inhabitants, and for the past twenty year.
place fer the sale Of intoxicating liquors has tee
kept. In the period Of time the writer can ca
to mind the dea'h Of seventeen persons whose unite
ages amount to i,4l7 years--thc average Of which
eightyfve year.. We think very few place. ca,
boast the same with Ike population. @
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TIVE TRIBUNE Qate Whie) ALMANAC for
II 1885.
FIETEESTH EDiNClI.

Publs bed fAis Day.
In adj Alton e THE Cend AZ "a Astronomical Cab
CHS tfiFD LISTS OF ThE MEMBE7S or THE SEN
ATE AND HOUSE or sEPRESY NATIVES.
GOV FRNMFNT OF T,IE UNITED STATES, ENECU-
THU LAWS KNACTKI BY THE SECOND SESSION Of
TUF NXXUID COE iRfsiS
ST ATE GONERNM 8N1S-A List o. the Ssees with THEN
Capitals Goscrnors Glmes OF Holding Elections aceii-r
TIT P0PTtixR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT BY STATES
for lSi4. - md 81 - -. 49,.
ELECTION EYTURNs FROM ALL TIE STATES IN
THE MON (~Ae;etu elections wcrct Id fsr ls, care
fully coIog-d and compared with former elections, ex-
rressly To- TIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THf ar IN TAE EASTA Critical sud,l,is,o rcAl Review
oftht " 8. between Nussis and III, A.et.
A HISTORY OF KANSAS TERRIIORY-9cin9 slccinci
and cAr,fuls prepared teneut tmbs>s TIE 'larscer'
Climate Settlement &C. Of kAnsas; Aso. account Of tAe
LEGISLATION AID exciting do!ucs III that Territory IenerNly
GONTRNMENTS OF EGROPE-lnCudils &1res and tres
Of soyeItisgs Nance Of States, Ig~ q, Government
Square Milo. Population, Religion, g..
AMERICAN HISTORY - BRIEt-lmport-E- IA Is il the
Scttl, rsui .lid PruRTts- OF tue | ni.ed safe
ORIGIN OF PLANTSGhc NA.Vity>f tao fEO-nen< -ciuI
Plants ~. 49,,
IN ARTICLE showing tie daeIcn; Modes Of Vcist' AID
IN lie ,aliv-s Counties - 4AIo We Ald
WHAT suALL WE FATl--Tab'es showing the r. u ihe
chief articles 81 Food m NJ OH tOctobtf !->~ a. &c
rroupron Of nutritious ~. To- in each article
s NGLE COPIES - tent 81 pr dozen - peg ~ -.
Postage on tie ALMANAC, cent zach pTo-c 3. e Us
CSC Sheu not prepaid. I..,..-. Il TIL.
1856, ISJs ID 800.
''''' - GEMS OReFLEY McgLRATIr,
Tc.5auc Oiiee. Nov. rs
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Tor SAT-Au elegant COUNTRY SEAT.
va .'0 t'rT Sewi * including Furniture h0Ts'
tsif.sg.-. A.
1L- rac, ID complete order euAr,e.uS s5o1, g s're.
ruu'usy toelei auc provided ~-A i-i AID perfect!
H..
o., wrI large tau5.o1,y a-..h.i ana furnished tae
orilfs LFrOGs AID convenient. 49, ;4e -olsi' fssie
n, show vii Be- sed 6r frs.cass cry house we
le't-d 's rt 4 thr purc money remain $3.50
FoE Tug. D i,ltic-.sIs -Pp.y % HOMER MORGAN,
~ Mo- ,.'sa Bank Building.
- ID c'rr-r II Broadway and PiEe-st.
Ia ANSAS LANDS.-Thr Tru, tr,s for the pur-
IA cra-e 81 Goy"uuert Lands T,rrors Hsass,
rCV to receive .lbsc 'Tl-f .pp irf 20
the purchase ~ The Delaware ri,r. rru Land. b. sod
Mouth = All th,i, e. aud purcrA.- hc, .gis
Il ssl story. Auuy the Treasurer JOSEPH LYMAN
=. No ) N-,eEs-. bo-tou
S SS$2 1 Pf}pFAA Sr$ $S56i5llSSSTAS Trustees
YNHE U\DE oSIGNED offer for SALE nu
rasouah- term, severn. PLOTS ofGROUND bsas-ituv
si'us6 El1si.fhfowu and Ezsbetn on ne Cer-r
Railroad f Nwie-,ey The above p,O aye aimAt. stu.
ed for ufe4s'e improvement and aAp,cd for mauaac,r.
Ing purposes. Fox terms Sc. apply 70
BAKER \ WEEKS. Auctioneer.
No . Fue-st.
WATER POWER, with or without FACTO.
w RIES Tor SAILS and 10 LET, At Mltr,wsn y Y p
hours New YORK Inquire az No g. CouTaHdtst sr 70
6 X. SCHENCk. ssrut MstteswAa. " \.
GI Sn,A FOR SALE CHEAP. if applied
II ssBOtss son.-Iwo tfst-class 40 SIS on in
sstat tLc ~ in 9-s. Broadway. na.net
stvle. with all Improvements. IerusS so cash. the
bal.LOe q mortgage ioT tern. u yeAl.. Apply to
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COPY OF APPRAISAL REFERRED TO ABOVE.


A. the rcquest Of Mr. & Stone the UNDERMINED have
carefully the lands recently purchasd and allotted by
him situated rtnd adjoining the City Of Cleveland msaood IA
parcel allied CeLual Tract parcel called Canal Tact
and parcel called College Tract" shown by map made
By Aaron Merchant Surveyor Of Luyahoga county which s.d
~ has oL attn top ard nshhand margin thereof
and been requested 10 views 10 regard - tho
ysu. Of property aid If the several lots Ia said several
Tracts, W appfalse the zane follows, viz:
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ID ~ ia sL0 - PART \ IMPORT RS ali HAN-
IA. r. ,r -,.~ A. 90 Ync- ,v-ry gA-t,
Il Ao'o-rt EooSs fal.r urF All aGt~ S.-.,-.-S w;
~ P4t... Ste. DI4fts. sl0 ,-.rplI. R. L..
s.atls =, u.,141ui and I-- Box Pen. P~n's $3.50.
P.t-kr.,s .,s a. "a EA s-Au.L.. zr1 q. 81
-l,. asus. Kept ~ tra- JOR fRIS iI.'f All LIHi
0GkAPnN rxt.l'-d - ~ ra'es t--4s. 'r~pa-, BIT.
F..a. l.. CorNIRY MEsLH,NIs GvITED TO CALI.
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hfal Cslats Tor Sale.


\ IL.nrE-SIOEY and BASEMENT HOUSE
- r. SALE CHEAP.-A now Br.k Tar,e-' "ry I'D bAsS-
u.ff IfDJ 81 rp ton d. faIvay. tr SALE TT -nN
+4uG ain ou b.Ld and ortgA-r Th'.l louise i VI 1
u.tod srd contains a. TIE modern ipros-m~rs lai me u
: P TOWNSEND. 20. g. Ni.-au-s'.
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Ddnflna Academies.

DANCING SCHOOL, at No. - East l3.h-.t.,
- West It Broalwa'.-Nr. CHARRUAUD resp.ctf IS &C
g.-li' p paIen' Aa tie F9be that ti' e~''e' viii com;
L-'uc. ne ~ 1T. Day'Nedlesiay AID saturday, 90 i
Io'n and = 0c.ok Afternoon for young Ladies and Matters
NJ Cbafi slc a. u b. from 70 -ay, above, Nacfv
~, Liars cal Re obtained Monthly >oTees, usual
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4pgcial &Dt,te5.

General society or Mechanics and Trade Of
rho ~ Of Crk.Ib' regular meeting 81 th"
-, q. fc leId M,c.aiic HCi No. ~ bf'aI"ay' lHl'
N"''' '''' NM. VAN NORDEN Secretary.
hot,ee.-TLc vi't Annual neetios Of ne ttANhLlN
nj ii ~, Association viii 81 held IhiS ("rduesl4yj
INN 80 Al 40 sp.E--sf. The members are rtsi tIAy
r,a,.sJd o. i rtucs .feDl important DuS' = "
a.. . Ot<DiNOi- In A''''-'-'
T. Posi-. S'cTc'ary.
Tb. CORNERSTONE % tie FuE isb Evangelical Lutn"fsL
ClDfcl 4 Jlrcs. I5tb between 81 and 81 avs WI
lid WITH 81 o., pirate ceIeuut's. on THIRSDh1 ALIEN
NOON eli iLst, Il O'Clock. To- public are invited u
attend
Loo .-Ihe r. ". 9. Lodge Of SOU horn New-York
vii hold ~ go the o. r Han corner OF
frand a. HJ RsDAY EVENING. mes inst lock
~ Dn!er John j DAVIES, Crane Sec
TO Pupcr- Iaiscrs laying in ths'r Winter SOCK
10. h2$'4GG5L EGHORN RAGS. 100 bsles each quality
90 bale ID .m. sic ard Foreign coluTed hA'-o'
40 hi, cl,.f, uii,e WEST INDIA RAGS
- hairs Lirc RAGS .,.,, ,,og
~ t,I.. G.r lisit bloc LINEN RAGS.
10 bales ROPE CUTTINGS $500
r. bale cLoic, country mixed RAGS 80
N.a sell orr stocb his Fall prices that Will MAKE IL 20
,le ,.r, a r. .. r. makers "a CALL and BUY n b-N'
delay shipping . go ~ JOhN ~ Ii, - H. ot7
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HH LEEDS Accidentally II. H. LEEDsLCo
IN THURSDAY, Nov. d, at II O'Clock. at th,
~ s..roou. 30. Is Nsssan. Asgnee'. sale Of about
s. la.s BOUND BOOKS among wAich Will b. looad
AC8 .oIs Hoss iyo- b.s British Theatrr N vol. svJ
81 fT" Collection Southeys
Ilr5o .cn's hi.ory II EuroDe yols gyo R1,s O.
Is, Annoy ofELs.and scotland and ireland yJ roy.l syo
A..co Ctr. lEcia, Including AaI~a aud adjonins brown
ces y Sir John Malcolm vols. 8yo Gorton's Bjo,r,Isl
Do'oIaIy So' Sso Foltars. works tsl.ls,ed mo IN.
gli,h BY smo.stt and othsr. vols limo BEAUMONT
E'cLef. Works, sl.ted by Dyce II vols gyo aud others o.
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