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The Placer herald., 1857-08-22

SHELLEY DEMoL1sHED.-P. II. Sibley, Esq.
the Black Republican Senatorial candidate
for the long term, in this county, made
a speech at the Pine Grove house on Tues
day evening according to appointment.
Sib. believing the coast was clear, went it
strong, and, VIC understand made some
rash statements. Phil. Lynch, however, was
on hand, and followed in reply. He wiped
the Senatorial aspirant out clean, aud did
not find it difficult task at that.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-22

CARPET BAG CANpIpArE.-Mr.A 4. Il. Good
rich, a candidate for the Assembly on the
Republican ticket of this county, stated, in
talk he made at the Republican meeting,
at the Pine Grove House, on Tuesday
evening, that he had been resident Of Cal
iforna seven years and was afraid that he
would have to stay here seven years longer.
Where's his carpet.bsg.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-22

SENATOR FOR THE SHORT TEHM.--The
Republican Central Committee, of this
County have nominated Mr.. s. r. Bradley
of Secret .,Ravine, as Senator for the short
eerln.
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~ The Lieutenant General Of newsmen,
Jerry Sullivan. Of San Francisco, is hereby
rendered thanks fer numerous eastern papers
by the last steamer
The Placer herald., 1857-08-22

By THE ToN.-Two tons Of Peaches were
recently shipped to Sacramento from ranch
on the river, in addition to other produce.
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COURT OF SESs1ONS-August Term 1s,7
How. JAMES E. HALE, Presiding;
RUrus SMITH, and F. I. HousroN, Assoc;ato.

SATURDAY, August l5th.-The Grand Jn,v
presented an indictment against VIM. Dacy
for assault with deadly weapon with iutsIt,
to do bodily injury; one against Claudio
Flores, for Grand Larceny; and one against
four Cinnamon for murder in the lst degree
TUESDAY, August lsth.-Henry Towlsr
tried for malicious mischief and acquitted.
John Burrows-tried and convicted y,
Grand Larceny.
The case Of John Gaunt, for assault, wa.
continued for the term.
Charles Flores, a horsethief, was 80 fo,.
tunate as to have his case continued 70, tho
term.
- Brent-hog thief-sentenced to five
years in State Prison.
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For Justice of the Peace.

We are authorized to announce the name of
NJ. p. H. LOVE as Candidate for Justice Of the
Peace for Township No. 3.
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Fresh Milch oWs.

Fresh Milch oWs.
g EVERAL FRESH MICH COWS
- for sale at reasonable prices, at
LYNcH's RANCH, nine miles, below --1
Auburn.
August 9Th, ls57.-2s
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REDEMPTION OF COUNTY WARRAN1s.-The
second redemption of County Warrants un-
der the new act was had on the l4th inst:
Amt of Warrants red'ed with interest S5,9Ol 46
Which were redeemed with, ... 4S7S IA
The Placer herald., 1857-08-22

RAIN.-Rain fell in Santa Cruz county
on the evening of the 9th inst.
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STEAM QUARTZ MILL
AND OTHER PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

VENHE undersigned DESTROYS OF settling up
q bis business in this County, offers for sale
the following: Two-ninths interest in the Placer
Quartz Mill. situated on Doty's Ravine, about
miles from Auburn, and one mile from Gold
Hill, in the midst of large and valuable Quartz
Mining District. The mill is worked by steam
power, and has 8 stamps and is running all
the time, night and day Also his inter
est in several Quartz Lodges connected with
the Mill; also his residence at the mill with all
of the furniture suitable for a man with
family; also his house and lot near the town OF
Auburn, opposite the country seat of Dr. Gran
dall,--said lot containing about fifteen or twen-
ty acres, with a good picket fence in front.
For further information Enquire OF
w. II. MARTIN,
Placer Quartz Mill Dotys Ravine or
Eo. NJ. HALL, Auburn.
Aug. %, '57 IT,
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For Constable.

ALEXANDER CLINK, is candidate for Con.
stable in Rattesnake, Township No. 8, and will
be supported by MANY DEMOCRATS
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Y, AUGUST %, 1867.
Sacramento Agency.
Regular Democratic Nominations.

Regular Democratic Nominations.
For Governor,
JOHN 3. WELLER,
Of Sacramento.
=: For Lieut., Governor,
JOSEPH WALkUP,
-. OF Placer County.
: For Judge Of the Supreme Court.
- STEPHEN J. FIELD, ['ong term.
- Of Yuba County.
.PFTER II. BURNETT, short te,1n.1
Of Santa Claa County.
For Attorney General,
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS
Of E Dorado County.
For State Controller,
=. . J. W. VAUDEVILLE,
OF Tuolumne County.
For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, [long term.]
OF Nevada County.
JAMES L. ENGLISH, [short terrp.l
Cf Sacramento County.
For Surveyor General,
HORACE A. HIGLEY,
Of Alameda County.
For State Printer.
JOHN O'MEARA,
On the State Debt Question,
"PAY THE DEBT"
On the Constitutional Convention
Question,
FOR A CONVENTION"
Voters are required 10 deposit their Ballo
"For" or .Agaiest g. Couventios' to amend til
Constitution. Not poting cn this subject is
vo!s Aguinst the Conyentioa
COUNTY TICKET.
For Senator's,
J. II. BAKER, full terml
OF Bakers Ranch,
JAMES ANDERSON, [unexpired .ern],
or .9uburn.
For Assembymen.
D. B. CURTIS, of Ophir,
NICHOLAS KABLER, Of Tamaroo Bar,
A. p. K. Stafford, of Yankee Jims,
WM. G. STRATTON, of Dutch Flat.
For Superintendent of Common Schools,
&c. MILLETIE, of Auburn.
For County Surveyor,
S. g. ELLIOTT, Of Beals' Bar
For County Coroner,
J. ". ESMOND, of Iowa Hill,
For County Supervisors,
lst Dist.-WM E. MILLER. Of Auburn.
I'd Dist-JESSE NJ POWERS, of Iowa Hill
Sd Dist.-WM DUCK, of Yankee Jim's.
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ELECTION ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. I'd.
Democratic Committee for Placer County. !
Public Speaking.

1NUIIC optdhIHb.
JAMES ANDERSON Democratic candidate for
the Senate and other nominees of the Democracy
of Placer county will address the people as fol-
lows
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Amount saved to the county. .... 1923 80
The bids ranged from IS to 81 cents. The
highest bids accepted were at IS cents. The ave-
rage of bids accepted was s23 cents.
Amount redeemed by Redemption Fund, May
10th. th,.................. S7,8O4 66
Which were redeemed with. ......... 6,092 S3
Amount saved to the county. ....... SILL SO
Amount saved to county by Redemp-
ton Fund, May 18th, ........ Sl.7ll 83
Amount saved to county by Redemp-
ton Fund, August l4th, ...... 1923 80
Total l,...................... $2,735 Is
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Ey- The Press in speaking of the Dem
ocratic nominees for Assembly, processes
not to find enough of in. crest in any of
them upon which to indite a paragraph
The editor, however was so far compliment
tary toward one of them last winter, Mr.
Stafford, as to say that he hoaorea him
for vote he cast on some measure before
the House. The Press surely could have
found material for paragraph on any one
they honored so recently.
The fact must be patent to all, that the
editor was willing to touch lightly upon
both the Democratic and American Assem-
bly, tickets, in the fear that if attention was
called to them the people might institute
comparisons that would prove unfavorable
to the nominees of Know Nothingism.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-22
On the Constitutional Convention
Question:,
"FOR A CONVENTION"

Voters are required 10 deposit their Ballot
"For' or" -Agaiest s. Convention" to amend tie
Constitution. Not rotimg cn this subject is a
vo!e Aguinst the Contention.
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Placer County and the State Treasury

Placer County and the State Treasury.
The Sacramento Union published state
ment a few weeks since showing the amounts
paid into the State Treasury by the differ
ent counties Of the State, at their quarterly
and half-yearly settlements, ending June
ao,h, 1887. By this statement it appears
that Placer paid into tho Treasury more
than any other county, this season, to-wit:
sls,s63 90 and Amador $l8,es6 90. The
most Of the other counties fell far below
these amounts The figures, furnished our
contemporary Of the Volcano Ledger, an op-
portuni,y to institute comparisons between
the counties as taxpayers that were highly
favorable to Amador. He says "Placer coun-
ty with 657O voters and four Assemblynen,
paid in $ls,Se3 90; Amador with only 81
e5l voters and two Assenblymcn, paid in
$l6,6s6 90; difference in favor of Placer,
only 1877 co." From this he finds that
Amador paid fraction less than $4,2o
to each vote the county polled at the last
general election; and Placer about $3.50
TO the voter This is certainly good
showing for Amador, but the Ledger over
looked the important fact that the sls,363-
90 paid in by Placer, was a quarterly
settlement, while the sl6,es6 90 OF ANA
dor was half yearly. Another error occurs
in giving the vote of Pacer-instead of
being 6,57O at the last general election it
was 5,s96. From this it will be seen that
Placer county, at the last quarterly settle
ment, paid fraction over s3,0s on every
vote cast in this county at the last general
election, while Amador, at the haf-yearly
settlement, paid s4,2o on each Of her voters.
We have no desire to take from Amador
the credit to which she is entitled as a
large and prompt taxpayer, but ask for
simple justice to Placer, who has been al
ways prompt, reliable, and one Of the heav-
lest tax-paying counties in the State-indeed
but four counties in California have paid
more money into the State Treasury, viz, Ell
Dorado, sacramento, san francisco, and
Yuba. The total amount paid by Placer
for five and half years ending January
lst 1857, was $l37,ls9 81.
Placer stands among the first of the coun
ties Of the State, as tax payer, in mineral
and agricultural wealth. in the industry and
enterprise Of her citizens, in stability and
number Of population, permanency Of i'm
provements, adherence to the constitution
and the laws, in public morals, and in all
that makes an important member Of the
! Pacific State.
Ey- The Press in speaking of the Dem
ocratic nominees for Assembly, processes
not ~ find apou0b of IN orcSt in opv NJ
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For County Supervisors,
lst Dist-WM. Z. MILLER. of Auburn,
I'd Dst-JESSE NJ. POWERS, of Iowa Hill,
Sd Dist.-WM. DUCK, Of Yankee Jm's.
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COUNTY TICKET.

For Senators,
J. Fl. BAKER full tern],
OF Bakers Ranch,
JAMES ANDERSON, (unexpired .erm],
or .9uburu.
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select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

SINcE the establishment Of this school ia jann-
1851, by the principal Ilornef A. M IL
has recred large and steadily pahir
aiteted by extensive patronage frn
delegation of mBiriiates the University II If
viii be conducted 7anf suygryisan az .nBcr
Professor Brown, late d the University been
many years a the Res
and
qualified f the ehcc appointed require
studies Young adyanrey
college, and also those expect desire
lie by obstruction IN the ordinary branches English
ton For the sake OF the greatest nry the ~
wl be limited that ample time be dcYpled 70
lecture the subject Of lesson BY each
department,
Care viii be taken also adapt be
the et advancemen Of az several
branches While the methods experience SHAH he
consistently preserved, VIII l spared provide
apparatus for the work.
Important arrangements 10
tages and promote the scsoeS
The Instructors Ealvcs of North sr at
Gagged h the profession and authorized ma,
further information their
distinguished etzens of dis IN Sooil
Among these Hon VIM a. GRAHAM " saiKum
Cows Moreead and Manly Hon Asa EGGS R Rev
Rev Alexander Wssals n D Rev Samuel Ispy
r. rnlsA p r. the prcscit q The North Carolina uniscsy
various nlefahers of ihe board of trustees
Tie WIN o of Jnly
cher particulars n,ade known application.
lac
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m rIE NATIONAL DEAocRAcY of fiiR United sfAif~-
,.xr,,, a - a ,r T., "a,
The members u the naai aoanecratc party that NAY
praWieiorslp and erhP a tee NAsNens
uSIoN hs ksks them af that eonnie'sirc l
democracy without which bis A'rs would tlafed Be pd
Gks-r.
Cnaer arrangement the porahrai appearance q ine
has entirely changed aud hfrOta New ava
~ PC say weekly and wek ines ara ihe
which pFintt q An-sArA superior fpAile "
enlarge its SIZE TIE Demands r se ns ~
expense make .he eeptra organ "a the en
party, worthy u their cHiiaence and support ana r.
b faithful ean f communication bsern ne capital anh inr
country Having exertc ng best err 20 tslR ~
bncanan the presidential char sha! reer " hm ' "
administration all the wAh party i- xti isiHi ttu
ship inire great crisis ~ dc aaifs - nc country
frangh with peril and danger 70 The rights q he sis Ana e M
the Uniaesnonstraled % tAe nAa faeraes s
The patriotu people of the cyrtFy thai h aavedged tet ma
tGrrd wisdom approved statesnaistin and hong we're "
90 their Iaee aaa saiet Anh ths iAaa hi WIN
f the erlnent ani The naoH fe rz y
their hopes al expectations ~ caig % ~ aelStln'e
combining e sAresi gaatheatiAs q taea etr ana
stenarsa endeared 70 the cnoratn ,f'9 ~ az u IN
tcdens by the zeal which tg fApi -iSp ca AnG t
mhrh they had rendered ia 81 the most honfape ~ ~ s
country IA supporting and sustaining The rnfr tne n
ile policy of party few weeks has saihce y ~ every ai
heart IN the land with confidence ana hope ENeh ~,
enemies seem rera hin lsasln Itself appears wiling os
10 moderate s tome and the ences q er pa q thc
eonsiua aud the Union VII not be able nuch ue
pubic mind bs tief nhsiicAl
large as The ctaiien q NE Hse1 ~ " llis f Aft v o
dangerous fasat sheets that are ay spread over M
free States and which hha t way ~ arge " e
the ouihrh sea,sf. - AZ aiuvs ~ ~ ~ ~ Y ~ J-
our friends should ne zslpes " ae ~
fhnse who have neeA faetsl IN oHT W PpW Y
should ali N ecuiniing deaocrae ysni ana 70
particular we oniaellis o ~r atts ~ e ~, ol
- sss @ y h,d a's y @ er mseIapac snd working lan ID lie
country ~, ~ - u u. ,,.r II. an.,,,
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valuable Farm and water power for sale.

JINbE undersigned offers at private sale very de-
IL sable farm, contnng hbeUt $40 located
southeast extremity Of Charles Mary land bounded
the south by the
and ON the north BY acree thai eHscs IS waters into The wfcocu
and the moai "a wfh there sucient prpl
any desirable extent
The lands well adapted TO the sFewh f wheat and
bacco and from the abundance IL ta Annually
t stos and The qaarisr af shells that renld be n
pf the richest arms in tho There fnre
Ro ahd comfortable dwelling kitchen, qaers,
house stables, and ge harm, a ia good order fish nai
Wild f1 abudant Communications b Baltimore and the -
nict or Columbia Ainosi daily. Address
JOHN HAaIEIesBT,
june S--iawu Harris Lot p a., Charles CO., Nil.
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Cs 100 REWARD will be given for the apprehension
NJ delivery William I. Garrison, absceDaed Fa-
month Va about the 18th April last taking with him from 800 70 500
dollars f my money which he obtained by false
years inches hig r. saow
complexion sighted, ana miller By trade The above reward
and all charges viii be given Tor bis delivery Earnout
VA that may he bought And dealt with
eording 10 law, THOMPSON j. 81 IIIsAN,
June 2-2awlm Falmouth. va
go Tic Washington Union. exanl, Gaze Richmond Enqrer
Louisville Democrats Charleston Mercury punrrai,
Orleans Augrta tta.l Caastuoal ClaaneEa
e Baltimore Rn NatcIeE Free fraser, and Nashville unn viii
please puhs week for month and b
this Office for COLLECTION, with n marked paper.
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roMpLETTON of Panama Railroad. =

COMPLETION Of Panama Railroad II Reduction
CafDrnia-rnle steamships
York AspinWa the 5h and Goth each ncnt connecting
ssssh mail steamers from Panama 10 Francisco.
steamships inspected approved By Navy
Department, and EaaTanty sFsrzi aad suftty.
The rufruad IA miles euInplted ctn
and Is crossed IN hours The baggage
checked York through Francisco passengers
embarked by the epec The
money paid al cxpenRes of the trip.
York ranana
Fraaeo detention IN d accident ihn The
eaifcy Srale
Panama the day they arrive AEhaal
Conductors through by each steamer aaa ke
and children Without other projectors.
through tickets the lowest rates apply the agency
street, York, l. w. RAYMOND.
6--du
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Overland Mail Route to California
Pnsr nrncT DrrARrTESr,
tpril 20. 1877.

ngTlcE IErARrnKHr.
April 70. 1857.
A y ACT Of Congress. approved I'll March, lSa., /,
making appropriations r hr feryhe ~ tf I~t uhie tff
year e1:ing sCt Jaue, 1885, praSiies;
he - hereby aair
the ftcr na from suth
paint Nrsispsa he ssct 10 san
Ing three per monthly four
haadred anti Gty o dollars for weekly sx hundred tou
weekly performed rlsntly
weekly te oaon the Postmaster Genera
II. That The Ahni te seTyic ~ be PER-
good horse coaches spring suitable r
The eonyeyance a passengers we'd as the sahy and security q &
mails.
shall hare the right of pre-
three hundred and hand then dosed f er
.ari stsfon % BE than
miles from each oer and provided ti 10 mineral hand sn e
thus pre- t1nptri.
that belre such contrast e
General s saiasd 1 The ability and dietn Cd
pare ti, and fa perform the sud cotrar
shall rcqnirc good sd security fr the perhrnnanoe q
the the within twelve months er the sign
ilr Df the contract
Proposals w accordingly be received a the Contract Office e the
Office Department anul the lst day nf June lsaI for
conveying mails under the provisions the above
Besides the trag the Mississippi river bidders VII nne
be mhruced in the and
degnase il a noariy practAahe
proposals invited for sni Rosig rooky and sa
Warliy trips each
Ts decision upon the proposals oere viii made
General shall be satisfied of The ability and disposition Of e
parties in good Eith "a perform the contract.
with nretif, tai
shah executed with Ike security e
contractors shall be required 20 d by the Postmaster
General and the within twelve months nfT
the of such
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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. JULY le 1851

ceal1aszsryy snls 0Rcsn. teaee csun ctnussaFy ssi
crA assst eA,asn L samissan clerks aud anss
E-F
ssp1s ccneafs CeGcn- Thomas lA~son snrEenn general
r. C. Wood and Dr. O. n Wool three clerks
Eaeso 06nera Joseph Ts4ten, chief engineer; assistant
Captbin Il g. Wright eve clerks aad one naeSzeueer
Typographical Albert, ceioaei az the
Captain e. wifun fair clerks and nassraefr
Ofasce Baraas h Craig eulone o assistant,
cart siayAAaier eight rieT&s and messeuser.
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mo. $780,
BY the President Of the United states

TN pursuance Of law, !, FRANKLIN PIERCE
fiern q te uned stalss q ar,srse % hsey aese an
eaes ths rloEr oasos az the ras hereinafter dss
nasei ~
sy y Asaa hrrhe disposal q the pubic lands @rhn ihe W
pNng named tssn nshipe viz
Nesh n IL linz aaa n as WsilaMes HeraahaH
Township fraetonal township two, sf
n ne y a. Taia4aohe saerith~-
Townships ane, three, ef range
Townships onr. and three, Of range to9
Nora q ae taAs ie n the Wasaass maatl1~,
Township one. q ranges on,, hsa, and hree
s4t II fAe bas Ifae n fAs W1a~sfs aasiiafp
Township one. u ranges enc, fDoo. and ag~
Township sreer q ranges "ne and fso
Tow nshI u ao, tLssss fSag, and fr1
Township eleven. o rrees tAyor, far, and drs
Townships seventeen and eighteen, a range toaR.
Al die nd once wncua, eonmeneing Monday ~ zaA
( fhr folesiIg NAMED townships,
srra y The ,aae IiAe n The HSEamsS, narhfira
fseen. iansise. northeast o. seeie1
three twenty nr twenty Ave- t~en six and thirty se, q to~
The soasef quarter Of section seven the souw quarter
aee the Borhwet and the south half f section
quarter ,Seny northwest quarter q section
eight sections nine thirty, dirty and uiry
Iats one % Six inelye Z section four four
sna s II ~ oea ~ oaa,t onT ~ y % seven s one q seven
inclusive and the souhwcs, quarter q the northeast ef section eight
quarter northwest quarter and the east half q the
quarter q section ten the southwest quarter guar
eleven the southeast q section twelve
northeast and the norhwe quarter f section eighteen ts one 70
twenty sections 70 twenty inclusive The
hall and The noraN quarter o section twenty eight lots one
uon ane quarter thirty three and
thrioa and tAyhye q township twenty two, q range
s one a two or section seven lots uclnsiv
southeast Of secon eight The west haif q
@ ", h s,t = ~ s mort, , Va, and os ,ne 10 four
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ID II. GILLET Counsellor at Law has removed
Ao his office his rcdrnce Franklin Row and
fhnh streets He VIII continue devote hs attention principal
" 10 In the United States supreme Court
Having devoted much time the law patents, he viii
give ayc opnons legal questions arising before
fput appeals elrf Justices
the asr coHbia and viii also assist the preparation
trial of concerning patents
lie VIII also opinions and prepare par
haag claims before Conress either departments
win also claims before any board established Dor
diraion
oct 2s--an
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rI,HE PACIFIC RAnRo,p s nav rn,m;a, ~

INlE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
u daily trains befven citv cn,ectna
with the Lane q Mssearivr packets that braves
son city daily On The arrival of the
and for bonneville Glasgow Lexington Kanas aa
worth. Weston 81 Joseph, md an posafs
Through from s. lonis honrs from "a ss
hours ahead Of boats starting rsui
in
iu rccuired schedule
delayed waiting freight on fheir way Tbr
tickets can be purchased In ii Ghral
= the on,cns n - l9nis- T. McKse-lfK.
MAY 22-Gu As.r spns
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Es0R SAi4E.-A large and commodions brick dwell
~ ing hcsa stories h handsomely finished IN modern
Yes hsrg dry cellar buldiaes ca
fixtures throughout ccmmands, from the upper stories,
f view q The foisinHe i situate 6 2rh and ala
streets IN desirable reshborhso tre nhtasrss
sak % thq pesidens House so the vsani hausr lf- III
gunE reqasred whae making coniunna ffesae "a
street ar tT0 fes by I3e deIah.
the premises
lmp
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washington Branch Railroad.

yTNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
4 At 6 and So, a.. and and q y. y.
Sunday at q.
Leive Baltimore for Washington
NJ s5 and VI, Ia, and q aud x " m.
On sunday at =,
for Philadelphia and New win ss,
and 4sgA
Passengers for Annapolis win take trains at So and az
for Norfolk nd 3.
for and x connecting
AZ Washington Junction. 7 H. PRISONS, Agent
Jan 1T--dd
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tuition or Literary Employment.

A GENTLEMAN. educated at an English Il niver-
"A sy orers h service a eacier or Greek Latin Maimat
ios, family c " locaty where schoi "a
fcror edncate desired The written nnrii m
pubhher % cpn ale undertake the post secretary
9o--1ws
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- ENERAL MEsTERN LANn oFFIcE.

~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.--Fil-
NJ more, Osborn Co., and Ertnd streets fup
stars hry opposite to Juben Iouae Dubuque iowa Brooch o.
born, Co.. Sc Clark strocl Chicago inois; Broa Hasscy,
Kecuk Iowa roai agch exchange brokers win
give their prIa attention the
la1 ncgtiated Invested locating lands cther with
warrants VIII ocaic JOINT otnnission.
Every location made from personal examinations only Taxes
paid kr. &c, &c.
N Bah properly left with gr sale si required paecd
regiers Chicago Kckuk,
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