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The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
CoLOMA, June lst. lShs

w.,
TRIO. YOUNG: DEAR SR--It is with feel
IL ngs more easily felt than described, that I
ncn this letter. informing you OF my entire recov-
rrv from that dreadful scCurge, seminal weakness
By application to your book you will find nv
name and case. Only two short months since
when applied to you. l could scarcely walk
50 weak was my whole system. Debilitated end
melancholy | wished for death. | had tried sey-
nrol nretended physicians but daily grew worse
Nv chance | came across one Of your valuable
medica works which, upon reading, instilled
new hopes into my detected mind, and l resolved
to trv once more. and thank God for that resolve;
am now well man, rejoicing in perfect health
and daily growing stronger. Dear doctor, shall
not fail to tell all my fritids of your skill, and
if Won wish you may pnbish this letter. | shall
ston at Coloma short time and then away to nv
claim. Enclosed please find twenty-five dollars
as a remembrance. will send you a good spec,
imon soon. Yours as long as lfe lasts
CHAS. +. WATSON.
pS.-Dear Dr.. if You publish the above please
add this as p. S.:--Take my advice. all young
mon if Won require medical assistance no matter
what your case may be- 90 to DR.. }. c. oung and
Won can relv upon a perfect curc-and not do as
did. run to every doctor without knowing
whether he was good or bad. Dr. Young cured
me. ana wish every one afflicted to receive the
bencft of his scientific skill. CHAs. F. W,
DIR. YOUNG'S office is at the corner of Mont
oomprv and California streets, over Wells. Fargo
& Co.'S Express office, San Francisco. julyl4my
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no THE AFFLlCTED.-Readth the following
| recommendat0ry letters and then Judge be-
tween DR.. Young anl those vampires that malign
his motives. Avoid such mon you would IA
pcstencc. for there is death in their treatmcnt.-
All afflicted with disease OF private or any other
nature should call upon Dr.. j. c. Young, and
they would then avoid imposition and assist the
Doctor in his hprculran labor Of supprrgsing
quackery and cmpyrcsm. Dr. loungs charges
humble.
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DR.. !. G.. YOUNGiS

NGEDE, Al. Ai,EE!<TFSENly,NT@.
n-s~ Dv. i. &. IoUEsg Is Gssr sei0gEf g.
advertising Physician in California and the only
one that has received collegiate education. and
consequently the only one competent to treat dis
ease Of any kind. Come one. come all! and trust
to no advertising physician but DR.. j. c. Young.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

The BEHIcIA RAILROAD. The Granite
Journal has information that Mr.. Judah,
the engineer of the Beniria and Sacramento
Railroad, has brought encouraging accounts
from the Atlantic States, and that the Com
pany intend to put the work in hand imme
diately.
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SONORA, May 30th, 1855.

oONORA, May 0Olll, 1000.
nR. YOUNG am the happicst in this
/ country. and yet. only three months since, |
Lod dcspnired of ever being well man. You
VIII rpcollect that in March | called upon you a
1iscouro ed and almost broken down man. afiict
nd with complaint brought 0n hy masturbation
and aggravated by the remains of an ill-reated
ypnereal disease. so depleted that | could do no
work and had no wish to live. Away from friends
and home my sufferings were intolerable. As a
last release called to see you, and your encour-
aoino advice gave me some hope, although it was
small at that time. At any rate | determined to
fry. for | had every thing TO gain and nothing to
lose in the way of health; for die must as then
was. Now mark the change from day to day
orew gradually better until now enjoy perec.
hpaltb-and although ! am not 50 strong !
could wish vet | am gaining strength every day.
can do now my days work in the min,s with
most of them. | introduce to your fay oral lie
consideration the bearer Of this not': be is trou-
bled in the same way although not so bad as was.
Curr him ms YOU have me and he will tEaik You
as ferventy as ! do, and let me tell you that the
blessings OF an honest man is worth mere tlan
dozen fees Give my respects to Little Co.,
snd say to them that | send my thanks for the
able way they prepared the mtdicincs you Ire-
scrihcd. Dear doctor. | have written this letter
with the expectation that you will publish it. for
which Won have my voluntary consent. ard hope
it will meet the eye Of some suffering fellow nor
taand that he will follow advice ard consult you
at once thereby freeing himself from his dire cal
amity Respectfully your humble pattnt.
iuiyl4my WM j. BlTMAN
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ALL KINDS OF FANCY BOTTLES! Ocean
"A ters. Bitters Bottles and Bar Ornaments.
For sale for less than cost at street. oae. Car
mcnto and l76 and l7S Montgomery strees trP,n S"I
Francisco. WHALLEY a. PERSHBAhEh'
Aug 3Gth. 1856
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GRASS VALLEY, JUNE Sd, 1865,

DEfR SIR:-The last medicine you sent me
ID has done the business. / am now perfectly
well. and wish to give my testimony to the pub
lie in favor of you skill | was troubled with
complication of diseases brought on ly that de-
stroyng habit sth-polution, ard complaints
caught by connection with bad persons OF the op-
posite sex. ! had been treated ly some Of the
best physicians as well as those Xuacks W 10 iniest
the state, and hy them ali given up as incurabc;
hut being advised ly a friend who had been bene'
fitted by your scientiti treatment to call upon you.
did so. and feel grateful to him for t! intorma-
ton but still more thankful to you for the care
adm good advice You gave me. as we'll as the en-
cacious medicines you prescribed If any Of the
afflicted should see this be sure that it is v0lun-
tary offering in gratitude for the blessings OF
hoalth received from you. and also giveh with
farvcnt wish that it may he Of service TO those
suffering as | did; and may God bless you in your
effort to lessen the sulf,rings Of the humany FAM
ilv. and may all good citizens assist you to drive
from the community those teaches that prey upon
the public by false pretensons of eminence in the
medical world.
Yours etcrnally,
JOHN BURGESS.
To Dr. J. c. Young San Francisco.
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PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS

Hon. J. E. Hale, County Judge
VIM. T. Henson. Sheriff.
A. S. Grant, County Clerk.
j. r. Crandall Treasurer.
NJ. f. Mills. District Attorney.
A. S. Smith, Assessor
Thos. A. Young. Surveyor.
j. X. Gwynn. Public Administrator.
J. l.. Finley. Coroner.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
J. W. Chinn, Dotans Bar, lst District.
VIM. L. Miller. Auburn, I'd
Wm. A. Rogers, Dutch Flat, Sd
VIM. D. Lawrence. Birds Flat, 4th g
ID. j. Baker. Todds Valley. 5th
The Board meet on the first Monday in Februa-
", May. August and November
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ANEW CnuRcH.-A new Episcopal church
was consecrated on Saturday last, in Sara
mento, and similar place of worship is to
be dedicated in Folsom o-night
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

CH1LpREN-In Marysville there are So3
children, 500 between the age OF four and
eighteen years, and 800 under four years
of the former, 23s are boys and 265 girls
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MEDICAL.

that flesh is heir TO- if there is life enough left in
the system to build upon
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks
and esteem. S. W. REIGHLEA.
iulyl4my
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COuRT. OLE S SSIONS

Hon. JAMES Z. HALE, Presiding Judge, ]. NJ
Frey and G.. w. Finley Associates.
Meets on the second Monday of February, May
August and November.
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From Harper's New Monthly Magazine.
WHEN WE HUSKED THE CORN.

WHEN WE AUSkEU The CURN.
October scorching fires the trees,
And naked lies the shivering vine;
While dimly DER the distant seas
The fading lights of summer shine
Along the lane the negro blows
Deep summons on his monday horn,
And homeward troop the girls and beaus
From husking of the corn.
/ mind me well that autumn day,
When fve-andtwenty years ago,
We turned our labor into play,
And husked the corn for nei ighbor Lowe.
All! wife, we were the blithest pair
That ever to welded love were born;
For was gay and you were fair
A husking of the corn.
Oh. how we sang and how we laughed!
Our hearts sat lightly on our lips,
AS we the golden cider quaffed,
And passed the bowl with rustic quips.
And whcl sly hints of love went round
You glanced at ME with pouting scorn,
Yetsmiled, thro' you would fain have frowncd
A huslIng Of the corn.
Then when found the scarlet car
And claimed the old traditional kiss,
You bade me not approach too near,
And pleaded that and pleaded this
Away you fed. and pursued,
Till all to faint you were to warn;
And-know you not how well we wooed
A husking of the Corn?
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22
MEDICAL.
DIR. L.. J. CZAPKAY'S
GRAND
Surgical and Medical Institute,

ARMORY HALL BUILDING,
Corner Of Montgomery d Sacramento streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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COUNTY COIRT.

Hon. JAMES T. HALE. Judge.
Meets on the first Mondays in January, March
May, July. September and November.
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+. S. COOPER, M. d.
,ssfrGpC IA,

OFFICIAL Eve. Ear. and Orthop@die lnir
mary, Mission street. between Second and lhlru
uear Russian Baths" San Francisco.
All surgical operations FREE to patients pre-:
sentng themselves at the Clinics, on Wednesdays
and Saturdays. at halfpast o'clock, 7. N.
Medical men OF the city and Pacific coast gene
rally, are respectfully invited to attend the ili-
Urinary on clinical days. whenever it may DC OPP
perfume for themselves.
Aug. %. lS56.-3m.
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DISTRICT COTR1

Hon. JOHN NJ. HowEIL. Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January. and
on the third Mondays in April, July and October
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PROBATE CQUR'

Hon. JAMES Z. HALE, Judge.
Meets on ths fourth Monday In each month
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Established for the permanent cure OF al
Priuate and Chronic DiseaseS-d and the sup
preston Of Quackery.
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ncs- ZAPK A I S Medical and Surgical
Institute is at the corner of Montgomery and Sa-
cramcnto streets, San Francisco, California. The
Doctor offers free consultations, and asks no re-
muneraton unless he effects cure. sep II
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STATE OF JAIIFOKNIA. .,
County of San Francisco,
Subscribed and sworn before me- this first day
Of August, A. D. 1856. GILBERT a. GRANT,
II. s. Notary Public.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-22

To DR.. J. C. Young, San Francisco.
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IxplAx MASSACRE PLaIEs-x LADY TAKEx uAPTrvI-
The Council Bluff towA) B0gls gives The following
Of murder aad robbery committed BY the Cheyenne
Indians upon Col B. W. Rabbits government party:
EOn Monday night the 25th Of August the little rsin
with Alexander Nichols Zone Of citSensl captain
and conductor, and Mrs Wilson and infant Iron ST.
L3ais) young man named Orren Parrish, a from
Penns wants and another name unknown accompanying
encamped upon Przirie creek, miles IRON
Wood .ve neither fearful dreaming Of danger. when
tbey suddenly attacked By a band Of Cbeyennes
The soldiers AT Kearney 0ren Parrish only escaped
injured the fort whilst the other young received
dangerous wound from bullet In the lev. Some days
Aer detachment cent from the fort twenty miles
who found the dead body Of Mr. Nichols twenty
yards from tie wagon also the dead body Of the gentle
from PenusyvSEA close by and the dead body Of the
The pillow where the child and mother slept bloody,
and portion Of the wardrobe Of Mrs Wilson the
ground, but her body nowhere 70 be found The
oxen item yoke and al the mules were gone and the
wagons rihed o. much Of their oonisnts.
II seems however that band Of Omaha hunters hap
p,ned just AFTER the murder and in time stop the
page and the money and other vsluables
stolen which honestly turned the colonel in
command Of the corps.
aMrs Wilson has, Doubtless, been wounded, and then
carried away captive The young who escaped with
what property remained also taken the fort These
the particulars far gather them. In a
fsr days We shall however, doubt get full detsed
Of the matter from the pen Of Mr. Babbitt himself
which we viii lay before readers
The Chsrennss a rarlike and cruel race number
ing several thousand who inhab Of the wild and
almost impeneahe valleys In the Businesses Of the Rock
mountans southwest from Fort Laramie and seldo come
out except 10 rob, Pnnder, 20 20 70 with other
tribes Our emigratou viii be safe until these er
cess pirates are .rferminated
aTbs same tr1be Of Indians recently attacked the mail
between Oregon Missouri, and Fort kearnsy Tor thus
Their pursued BY Capt Stewards company and de-
tschment under Lieut. Wheaton on TIE asa ultno fhsy
came upon them IN camp charged upon snd killed ten
them the ground captured Twenty-Five bead Of ponies
great many lanOss shields and nearly everything they
rad In rsmpr
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EEw YoRK, Sept 2sCoton is quiesaes Of 100 bales at
previous Flour il duh with declining tendeneysale
Of barrels State SIS 20 Sc Is; Ohio, Sc 20 So 30
standard southern SO 80 81 rs Wheat opened firm, but
dusass Of II 900 bushels; red ST. IS 81
.G white, 81 IS southern white 81 81 Corn active
the opening but very duh at the closngsales of 100 900
bushels southern mixed ca = 65 Pork is dull
sales OF 200 barrels; $40 $50 So Sugar buoy
Gnt-RayaIa, so lO. cents Molssses ia firm. Spirits
turpenfns dull and Wilmington, AZ 42H cents
per gallon Rice yanaies Of 500 erces 4 cen
Freghis are active and better.
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Proposals for Erecting the Custom House, d. C. J,
at Georgetown, ID. &.
TRKAsgRx DnPARTnIr1,
=, 80. IA


sepIs InbeT ga 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS at parmsnt until
Of November A ID s56 IL O'CLOCK
the the Ceorgetown house and onte
proposAa banding separate
bs of parcels should om,Any
OF each KIND q work
caIed The rEht reject
United
exclude bds a person
la believe will fnfuiy prprn
which attempted obtsin by iHdrscon
bids ard al bids IN investigation below far price
ff work.
BIDS AMI b. recrwed in sfos OPTION bidders no
he bidder
eepafnleu a Toe prices
terlnla
bid shall equiasiy appion.d whole
work GUIDE The Department. IN usa king payments.
hIuetgp
said be
II department. fos
paid ffm work
retined uut the complexion Of The Contract and
ceptance sok. the aforesaid be
Of noB-futhuent of contract.
be awarded builders and mechanics
OF the Secretary
d. treasury, vii be forfeiture Of the
pUposs be written
persons, kcened be United
Of The said ditci IN the Of
wax Of pToporioHais
and boud proper and sufficient
faithful performance.
ians spschcaIons working drawings examined
other information obtained
department
The proposals department. addressed
of
H1u.r, - Will be spenrd O'Clock
- JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept 24-2zw6aasys tint. h stsT.l
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democratic contemporary observes with equal force
and truth
Tbs democratic party has always been the party Of pro
zress 1t extended the American republic from the At
lHutc the Pacific il has been opposed at every
step oF h progress BY the spirit which nctuAes
the Fillmore and Fremont parties they wished TO crcum-
scribe freedom and keep il within the old thirteen States
The democracy stepped their boundary and have added
Texas California, Oregon and New Mexico the fruits
democratic rule, and BY them should that great party be
iudFed /"
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OFFICIAL.
TEEAsUET DErAETsEEr,
Mny 2s lseE

IEEAEUH bErAETsEET,
MHy =, issx
NOTICE hheey given me holders u ne stoct sued pa
Cpnrrss JAY, isfs s1oc. = -
dssmasis erns viii BE- raid Treasury or M -
feRdr a eeaf Naserb., A.,
whrn interest
The dsparieu continue purchase Fnch STOCK u "a ss
dy Of easnpuon and vii pay therefor following premium IN
addition % tbs inisrr scusd NE dry purchase viii enc
dHyss iufcrrf FIR the =
ca such Tvssury the III A,r AZ
June and hs 3isi osy duty inclusive er ceu On
de specified she certfhcsisa.
ss dnys of Auru~,
Elurh a pr cent
And such sarf dag " urus ls in
ief accrued tlsreou and only win IL
psid-
CerBoaics q ock fhir noes mus 4. a.
assigned The Gained by he party receive M
pSrchs-s moneys and when T gulv curyu,
hagsar't Interest also he y present er
ohsEu1ss spch Interest viii b psysbie
AEd nohcs fsr given % hossrs q s Intsa
staier to ts Impairment w Euroha~ hetecp ,r ID
dy dag Dscssr reHt ahl.- the s a
sIooo sha ~ Fcviousy obttrtd pay sane
n8dpu f-um a. divdpuA
u dsy sddonn nisrrst Inc rnoney q arA
ne vensor, ihs fllowing q p4rmipms
On sack q he Iona ofibs2 premium n 10 perceEL;
On tock q launs II 1851 isa6
And storh ia-usd under a On Ts,Hh.f co
aouiy TsrsnRdcty sasck, pselniua a per es
Ce6cstes transmitted under his notice EhrI
Uniud sass parry srcd focsrs naausy ana
yrsv1s. The IL Juy, hzfycaf rnieerr
~ asEnsd " zoe present -ockhrlde osr.is, o..
CO me ha Tsa thui asy viii payshc here.
tosors.
Payment arrsnr riocs wH he made ~ arss IN M.
Boston, Yo't rhilsa.phs 40 fs
Fardss enuues . roesiv, ne money may 6irecL
JAMEs GUTHRIE
May 2s-dhisfoF Secretary u The Treasury.
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thsEsSth, 4na Recommending the convention 70 iratsrni1s
with ths Fillmore Of the party for the overthrow OF the
republicans which address adopted.
Al the FILLMORE Americans bad not org EniHed bat
later dPAteh that Hon. ErAsus had received
the nomination lor governor.
Lyman odei nominated for lieutenant governor One
Thousand delegates we're present.
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Form B,

Know Al persons by these presents 60 has rseasss
and hereby releases me state % Texas al sir
claim Tor Tho drt ng
Der - tos Ia of s. ~ repulsir a.
BE- ana reaessd By he UHiee states 10 aocordasce ID. pro
Flsnnk 81 an art Of ConEr-ss cn1ed
pymeE1 q such erediiofs u the rputc m %
nehehoed 10 the Congress September h
dFea and my sebrEnry 20 M - -
a ne stare q FeTAs, approved hs ~ q February
AZ witness my hand and Eux.
Anr aa-eInlaflnn
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z-rf-oi 81 he fndsan.-F0ur Dcys Later from Ewsps.
Qrr,sc. Sept 7s.-Tbs steamer Indian, with Liverpool
dates n the 0th arrived here this forenoon bringing -four
days later European inisgsDos The Canada arrived
the Th the Etns the sh and the Anglo Saxon
9th
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Gloves STOVES, nadsie. - .ur s.ry barre
- rioct q fr parur dining ro- churnss, tchrs
hs sr sna most approved % recent irodncqn oar Par.
lns Hent-r nrcle,
H. ricnded be
shove well e IN vtic plscsd,
ed, and q such capacity
~ ~ Eurrry
tnc ana there be
n 81
New Radasof ardcie DOT tahs nm
much he odd sie, ~ NJ rrear wnrnr capacfy ~
roous far hapdsos fn % v. sts.
faction.
Liberty STAR cookiHg strive, ta)
cooking stoves IN NE askei cssfir VERY heavy
made " swing hinges and perfect
~ me kind MET VIII
hgrutns STAR rookiur ssoveThn steve
~ vel known eoed guasp, tGEv,
haTinf been istrp6ucen BY y ar vsnrs sfnce
s2s.
fcrrens wishing purchase wiA hnA NJ
vnrsd and cumrrte = " be fuua Iris delivered
any pert ~ To- CRY earsiovn and tt a charge
Crest fnduceusni uH.fsa cash
Cail and utuck heor, ynu uurcnsf tsewbere
W. n. narrower.
seventh a., eve doors nort q Psnnsyivasta svsrur,
sep ie-fi oprO.its Fatnuic HANK.
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DETAKTNENT o. IErEEI0K.
Once lndIAn Anag
September -, las.
EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Goods
y viii be Ose Of Indian Affair.", ciy,
anti 10 0'cl0eG Fdayi The sst cay Of OeobeE
M farHsnE goods Indian DepaFtmrhE
sualatoa ~ Indan ubrs 1nd olheI lhdh purposes
iullONas
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Rocrr7rR sept 1sThe northern American sscsdsrsmss
todsy, and " W. Walker, ssq, chosen pres'dsn 9.
Edward, Lester read address giving history u the north
American party and the various Drigne connected
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KEw YoEE, Sept. The weekly statement Of the New
FORK city banks shows Of $40 900 in specie and
an sls5oOO loans $4,000 in circulation and
., SIS, 900 In depostes.
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Our Liverpool correspondent quetss ooton rm and IN
changed Brssdstus very dali. Provisions quiet the
money market unchanged Consois for money, e4s<.
The various Hverp.ol circulars give quotations fol-
lows CottoD-N sdpesdsysslss Cor three days 600
bales Of which 1000 speculation and 500 Cor
port. The market closed stesdy, the boders Offering
freely, but showing deposition 10 press sales The
weather has been favorable for the crop and promises fair
Brcsdstnsssour Of all qualities bias declined Ia a. Sd
with but little speculative nquryBsltmors and Pbisde-
phis, 2ss Sis. Ohio, sl Sas. wbest has declined
ls-red old, es. s1fs new, ~. eAs white, old
SIS. sszs. new, los le9<s Corn very dpIl de-
cline q ls-yelow and mixed sls slISs. whit. 37s .
sf5ss Provisons-bncon and lard steady and IN
changed.
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TIE NATIONAL TEEkTKE-The press and the people Join in
eKtong the merit Of StrAkoscbs grand concert troupe
Wherever this company has appeared II has been greeted
with an enthusiasm which has been rarely equsled and
which to be participated in BY tbe lover. Of music
throughout the Union PGrodi by the sweetness Of her
voice by her artistic skill and her long residence among
Us has drawn around her host Of admirers and has be-
a favorte with al classes and wha; endears her
the American people is the enthusiastic in
which she sings great national anthem The Star
SpHngIed Banner Tlberfui and Bernardo though Ap-
pesrng FOR the first time American audiences have
each won universal admiration Paul Julien FIRST ap-
peared among in company with the lsmented Sontag
and At once ranked a rsgoso Of the FIRST class He
nov said be better artistic than be then was
The boz Office for THE sale Of for the concert on
Thursday evening win be open this morning nine
O'Clock.
Jusi now there seems 10 be demand for licensees q
the Union candidates for the presidency; with view
assist such desire possess themselves Of copies
menton that Mr. G. BONN, Of this city has for sale
large number Of hneyngrsvea portraits Of Buchanan
and Brecknridge. Clubs Of twelve have them sent
to any address BY RENTING Eve dOIlars
The Washington Building Association has closed up lie
business At a meeting held Monday week, according
the Star ths secretary reported in substance @thai
every share Of stock bad been redeemed al debts By
the association paid and there remained the tressurers
hands surplus sufficient divide each share of
bes by hose stockholders who had taken paid
In their dues and interest i close) fraction over two
dollars and fifty cents
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AAcoN, GAL Sept 2sAn extensive IRE occurred here
yesterday, destroying the Marine and Mschanics Banks
Washington Hail. and the buildings the north zide Of
Washington Hall block except the Bank Of Middle Georgia
The loss il not known, bur is very heavy.
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Further Notice to Holders Of California war
Hands

TUE haafsrs California houds hereby Further nuss.s
thar keep tir ussc~ opeu
hs cy ~ Washington Until frs day suhrY nsrt rt
whict t sr sal hs ready receive direct psysrr u
The
JANEs w DENVER
SAMUEL ~ RMfTH,
Commissioners California War feht
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-24

Bosros, Sept 22Ths East Boston Steam FIGURING Mills
almost destroyed by IRE this afternoon. Loss about
$4,000 insured large quantity Of grain and rice
destroyed.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-24

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Nrw YonK, Sept 2S-Intsrrupton Of business occurred
before the news transmitted from usbee
il IL presumed Canadian line 10 again Frustrated
auently we are without details.