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Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
sxyrHrrr's SALE.

INV VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out OF
e the District Cour, Ninth judicial District III
and for Butte County, and state OF Casiorn' 10 me
diroe,,d and delivered commanding me to make
,he snm of seven hundrcd and ninety three c"ilhrs'
with interest at the rate OF three Pc, GEM per 'non
from the teuh day Of January 1900 uhtii phh' hl"
The .um of one hundred and forly-nlne ioriy threc
onobuodredths dollars. with interest nj The rate oi
ten p,,r cent per annum, from the eigheenh oay o
February, 1855, until paid, and tne sum o' t"ehYe
eight seventy one-hundredths doIhrs' win in'etos'
AT line rate of ten per cent per aanum rom 'e Iour
,neuth lny of February 1855. until pad ana ne sum
of ninety four thirty three one hundredths dollars
with interest upon the same from the eighteenth uny
Of February 1856 until pad, .ose'per VII I'M n 'Ts
nIaint iG and w. r. Hoffman II the defendant nave
slpzed and levied upon, aud WIN sen NJ puohc sae'
to the highest bidder for cash on me twenty hrst
day of February, A. II. 1891, NJ the hour oi one
o'cock NJ all ol the right title aud interest o me
above na dhcd defendant In ana 10 lhe one uhd',ue',
one.hnlf or all that certain piece or parcel OF land
lying and being situate III ,ue IoWn o' 'fon'i.e roy .
Il i,e County, California. and described az follows
Ia vii: Commencing the south corner ol ipt No
Eve, (jl in block No. nine, (D AMI running thohce
along MYERS street eighty (HOl eet lhence NJ rlght
angles In norhery direction torly1six t'0) ite''
r,nc, al rpbt angles in an casery direction eighty
p - feet to Myers alley, thence along sad alley iory
six tl6 feet, the place ot bcglnh'nR togelef win
sll the tenemcnt. heredilamc Is nhd 'urehahces
thcrpuhto belonging, or in hnywlse hpperM'hhH'-
Alan MI his right title and interest In and To The one
uliyided Que half Of lot NO TWO tGl III OIoCk NO.
nine -,.D as laid down on the Town plat of the Town
nc Or0ye fronting sixty six 800 feet on Bird street
nnd running back one hundred and thiry'two d32)
foot also in and TO the cue undivided onchnlf of II
portion of lot No. three O. in block No nihe' (')
CONNIE ncing ON the south corner Oi lot NO Wo u
ns aforesaid and running thence IN souiherly di'
recfion sixty six 1861 feet, thence in westerly d
rection one hundred aud seven llO7 'eci thence in
! northerly direction nhyiour l5i feet thence IA u
westerly direction twenty-five t2,) Ieel 10 Miners
alley thence along said alley twelve IL feet To the
west corner lot No. two, thenee ~ an easieriv
direction one huudred and hirtytwo l32 feet TO the
place of beginning. together win ah lhe 'ehemh's'
ber,ditamcn,s ard appurienauces thHeunio belong
ing or In nnywise appertunihg.
The above salc to take pluco at he Court House
door in the Town of Oroville, Cginly ana state
aforciad FREEh, Sherih but'e 'oun'y,
January q, 1851. JyHIld
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-07

For circulation IN the mining and agrcultufs dir
tric. of the county, III contain the local and general
news of the week. iuterspersed with Interesting mis-
scllaneous reading matter. II viii contain twenty
sight columns uf reading matter and ~A be one Sf
the large4, and cheapest Weekly Newspaper In the
sialc. Published every Saturday. rrms-S5 per
Annum; six months, 81; three months 81.
ApVkRrrsENEsr.. per square of ten lines or less
a,st insertion $500
p,ch subsenuent fnseriion. | so
eR" \ liberal deduction will be made In favor OF
those who advertise by the year
BS- Business cards inserted ON reasonabI"terms.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NTOTICE Is nEREBY GiVEN-Thnt the under
~ signed will apply 10 the Board OF supervisors IN
and for butte County at the February term. A. ~
1851 or as soon thereafter application can be
heard for "a liccns 10 construct "A Road aud build
Toll Bridge across the branch Of the north fork
of Feather river. at place known ~ the " Natural
Bridge,u about one mile and a-bnli below Nelson's
Bar. W. NJ. EVANS:
Orovie, Dec. 9, 1855. 1e2
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NOTICE.

hereby e.en 10 all persons holding liens on the
h Jenny Lind Hotel" in the town of Orovtlle
Butte county, California to present the snnc WIN
gnI nrnnC t6ereof in the Justices Court OF Z. Ellis
ott. j. r., IN uni for Ophir Township, on Monday
Nov -, 1856. nj 10 O'Clock
By order of Court.
BUTTE LUMBER COMPANY.
By Tow WELLS. Any.
Orovillp Nov I3. 1850
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COUNTY TREASURES OFFICE, !

BIDWkLI, July IVIIT E'''"' '
AIOTlCE l. hereby fvnc, thai all persons hOid'hg
~ Butte Comfy Warrants payable from the gen"
raj fund registered between February 10Th, ROO ana
May 9Th, 1886, that the same viii be redeemed
on presentation nj my Office. And notice rs further
gwen that FROM aud atier this date, said warrants
viii cease TO bear Interest
WILLIAM LATTlMOKE,
Treasurer OF Butte County
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

INV VIRTUE or A DE,RETAL ORDER issued
u out of the District Cour. Ninth Judicial District,
In and for the county of Butte and Stnte of Caltior
ni, Ia me directed and delivered, commanding mo
10 make the of twenty-slX hundred dolars prIh'
cpal of debt aud the of five hundred aud seven
dollars. interest thereon then accrued. and interest
on the above mentioned sums from date OF judgment
mill mid nj the rate of per cent par month. aud
the further sum of twenty -four eighty hundedths
dollars, costs of suit 1t being an amount due on "a
certain mortgage gwen to JeTemlnh llatne,, together
with all ths costs hccruing on said order, whcrln ran
da Hobart, adminisra or OF the estate ol Jeremiah
Unitney, deceased is the plaintiff and q. Nj Evans IL
the defendant, will sell u; public sale to the highest
bidder for cash, the ihrtyirS day of Junuary' A.
ID 1851 nj the hour of two o'cbck, y, Nj, the follow
ing described morlgaged property, To wit: me hh.
divided ono hale of the rancho atnaed on the east
bank of Feather river, in Butte county, tnlliornla,
known as the jackson Rnncko," containing four
hundred and eighty acres. and bounded MS i"llows
to wit: Beginning on the east bank of main Feather
river at ,hc west corner of the lands rancho
owned and occupied 10y A. Kirby \ Co, ana running
thence along the north line at said rancho one ami
n half miles easi thence north one hall mile lhenrc
west parallel with irby y Co.'s north line to Feather
river thence down the bank of said river, followh0
its meanderings to The place OF beginning. Salu hhl'
cho cJacksoIis Rancho) il bounded on the south by
Kirby x co : rancho or lands. on the west by man
Feather river the north by IN part ana nex 10 he
river the rancho or lands formerly owned by Tuhbs,
and In part by "a portion of the lands and enclosures
Inown ms Evans Rancho" or "Central House" and
and embraces the site of the Central House.
The above sale to take place Mt the tourl House
door III Oroville. fNhGh'
Sheriff Butte County
January ;, a. D. 1857. Jyi4w
The above sale is postponed until the twelfth day
of February A. d. 1857, at O'Clock, 7. NJ.
ian3i.td 7. FREER. Sheriff Butte County.
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FERRY NOTICE

NIOTICE Is hereby given thar the nndersignrd
" will apply to the Hoard oi onperViSofs III nnu
Tor Butle County, nj the February term thereof IN
1857 for License to run Ferry and bridge across
the Middle Fork of Feather River, few rods above
the function Of the North Fork OF snid river
SYLVESTER =. SAVAGE.
nrov,lla Nov In labG "p-t
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NOTICE.

yuyuE STOCKHOLDERS OF the South Feather
Wafer Company are hereby notified, that The
Trustees OF said Connany hove levied nn assessment
of twenty dollars per share. on each share OF stock
PAYABLE Mt the Office at Inc Company nj Forbestown,
on the 2OtI day OF February, A. ID. i-Jl.
WARREN NASON, Secretary.
OGice :. +. Water Co., Jan. ,, 1851. Jy
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yx,uE Partnership heretofore existing under the
n mime and firm of johnson Lawlor, 10, con
ducting the ~. Nicholas Hotel" OF this p'hce Is
his Jay dissolved by mutual consent u accounts
and claims due by said firm VIII be seI'eu D! .no
"a Iohnsnn and nil de emands due said firm are pay
,hi a. the satne. FRANK JOHNSON,
"''' FRANK LAWLOR
Oroville. January 10th A. ID. 1881
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Dissolution Of Co-partnership

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co Partnership
~ heretofore existing between the uboeIsigheu
nnder the slye of Minott Tar Is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. .
n. Is Minuu is authorised to settle ali indeoied-
ness and to collect all monies due to said hrm
II. u. MINOTT,
Garden Ranch, Fed. !, 1887, d. L' ihhh'
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NOTICE

m HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS against pur
n chasing certain note Of hand, executed by m
In favor OF ; T. 4. England, for tho sum oI Two nun
dred and d(ly dollars as said note was fraudulent,
obtained and will moi pay the same on presentation
4. s. RUGGLES.
Maintain House c. I7th, 1866. dl7
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NOTICE..

A LARGEBAY HORSE MULE, branded on the
~ Jeff shoulder with an Indi-tInct Brand came
into ,he premises of tne undersigned, on the evening
of the 2}d OF january. 1857. Theowner OF snid mule
is hereby notified To come forward, prove properly,
nav charges or IL will be dealt with according TO
law. H. ~ o"'"'''
Ornyille. Feb I'd. 1857.
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Dissolution of Co-partncrship,

yUNHE Partnership heretofore existing between D.
NJ. Peterson, John Wii'On and Edward Brown
in Mining Claims is this day dissolved ny muluaI
,nnsent. signed JOHN VI. PETERSON.
Oroyille, FeL 2, 1857.
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NOTICE.

A III. PERSONS are forbid trusting nv wife Mary
"a NJ BENEDICT or any member of my family, as /
will not pay any debts made or contracted by her or
ihem. Any persons that | am indebted to will please
present their bills Immediately for payment.
n,oville lam / 1857 WIN. BENEDICT.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY "a, 1857.

Ing nom &c. . loho lawns were m moderate
demand without further change In prices. osnsF
descriptions d cotton domestic goods we're ssssdy'
without change Of moment prices Cloths were ssssdy
cassneres and sasine@ presented large variety Oh
styles, and ~ general thing were held st nrm prices
Carpets were held At higher prices. In foreign goods me
demand continued and the nrmness previously noticed
maintained, and especially for desirable assoFs
ments French staple goods, including Silks continued
arm The partial failure Of tho silk crop In the south OF
France, with the interruption 10 trade by hossllties
against China have tended TO sen the prices Of silk
goods Of all kinds. The advance In these goods has
contributed 70 enhance the value Of cotton which now
largely manufactue ed In combination with both silk
and WOOL great deal Of silk vessing Offering In the
market has cotton backs and sells about Ugh the
pure article Of all silk did year or 90 since
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10 amend the building laws.
For . stringent license lsw.

To amend the building laws.
For q stringent license law.
10 abolish the death penalty.
No protect RS consumers IN New York against the I'M
10 reues the exemption laws, % h5 relates 70 debts
due uervnutU and d0mostice
IN inoorpoYstc the New York loo Company
10 Alter tho charter Of the Metropolitan Gas Company
10 create Metropolitan Police Department In New
10 amend the charter Of the city Of New York.
To provide for the location and erection Of new Oy
Hall In New York
10 limit the powers Of the New York Super visors.
For the regulation OF the government Of the Central
Park, New York.
The last I'VE notices given by Mr.. Pomeroy, Of
CAyugA.
Before the reading Of the Supply bill WAS concluded,
Mr. FoorE moved 10 recommit Il with Instructions 70
amend by striking out the appropriations 70 committees
of18bb.
M VARNuM advocated the recommital ON the ground
that circumstances had 70 light since the blu was
reported which rendered II desirable that should 90
back to the committee.
After further debate, the previous question was
moved.
The SPEAKER decided that If the previous question
dered would take the House back 10 the third reading
and not 70 the question on the Yeccmmittal.
This decision was warmly opposed BY hessrs. Fooses
Varnum and Glover.
The House sustained the call Of the previous question.
The vote then taken and the bill lost, by ayes bs,
nays 80.
motion by Mr.. JOHN J. RmIy 70 reconsider the vote
was laid on the table,
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value put On NE maxh6 during the week ~ 76S $50
In spite Of the severity Of the weather the dry goods
trade exhibits moro Signs Of animation the period OF
the spring season approaches The heaviest busnss,
the present month has been done for the West
and Southwest. The business has not been large bat
quite steady Shipments for distribution .. the South aud
West, via New Orleans have been large, including a.
sorted articles OF merchandise, ~ we'll Az dry goois
The vessels loading for New Orleans being well aed
with goods and among the ship mens are large nun
Der Of packages for st. LOUIS and points on the Upper
Mssssippi. Cotton goods, s both Manchester and In
this country, have advanced In ratio nearly an
pfoxraating the in hand prices or the material Tho
whole advance since the close Of the sutu trade In
this market has probably been not less, an
rage than, about IL per cent, which Is stu In
the rear Of he pre.eu, cost OF cotton; but u
must be borne In mind, hJwever, that manufacturers
,,ocss held present comprise considerable portion or
fabrics made from cotton bought cheaper than
current quotations, that they be sold ., pr'css
under the corresponding rates Of cotton and yet leave
profit TO the producers since the close OF the autumn
business all heavy cotton goods have advanced from TO
cents per yard while Hight goods requiring lees weight
a cotton for their production, have not Of adj
yanced In the same ratio In Manchester England, cot
on yarns st last accounts had advanced va, which,
sdde 70 the previous advance during the month Of De-
ocmber last OF about ga, makes the whole advance
equal 70 I'D about axe, which mostly corresponds
with the advance Of cotton In same time. We also le~n
hat fabrics produced from wooen and cotton had i'm.
proved on the Continent The Imporstlons have been
checked durns the past week BY the severity Of the
weather at sea- which has kept back arrivals from Eu.
rope The expor, cotton piece goods the past week
have been very lght-tboush there WAS fair Inquiry
for South American ports and for Mexico. Heavy
brown shccurgs maintained the advance 70 Q cents,
while light sbeeungs firm 20. Bleecbed shirt
inss and ,hec,'pss also nrm, with Indications OF
more animation aud upward tendency In prices.
Dri, we're srm al the full prices Of last week. bleschcd
were &C. and standard blues q, oKc. osnsburgs were
In good demand nj full prices. Denims were firm and
varied IRON 10 ieI sl5HslGc, according 10 the char
sc,er OF The makes stripes and ticks continued arm
Caion duck was in moderate demand, without further
change prices. rrr, hav: opened in sres, variety
and beauty Of styles, and mostly 81 prices rang.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

ITALIAN OrDl-The second pcrformauce OF Mr. SRA
keschs season was given last evening Of the academy,
70 . fair house, the extreme severity OF the weather
considered The opera the rrovstoro" The princi.
pal feature being the Leonera Of Puod which su.
perbqui,e equal IN s way TO her Lucreza Borgs She
s, without doubt, the auest lyric artist We have had
here since the Introduction Of Italian opers, Grs alone
excepted
Our Brooklyn friends will not forget the concert by TIE
Opera troupe this evening. The programme Ia full Of
gems Parcdi, he wiibors, Nine Patti strskosoh, Tbe-
RIM and all the other artists will sing Such Ia
a treat not onen enjoyed
Tn ESorIsn OPERA Tho season ~ Nblo's Garden
closes this evening The troupe has NOT been 90 SUGGEST
ful the merits Of the artists deserve viii be long
before we hear English singer equal 10 Miss Louisa
Pype and trust that she will receive bnmpsr house
t parting.
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FAMILY mARKETING.

RETAIL PRIcEs OF PROVISIONS IN wAsHrSGToN
MARKET.
The recent severe snow storm has By closing up the
railroads several days had he effect or reducing the
quantity ssd Increasing the price Of the various articles
n marte, The stock on hand Ia perhaps smaller tnan II
has bcen during any previous winter, and the oonse
euence Ia large Increase the prices Of last week
cattle sold on Wednesday last for sil per owt and good
so,u steak cannot be had for less than eighteen oens
pcr pound The opening Of the railroads, however, By
throw ny fresh supply OF beet upon the Market vii
bring prices down 70 their former standard Mutton
remains about the same, but lamb, a. might DO
expected, has disappeared from the stalls
and but little " any Viii be had before next sprius
Veal remains II the high rates. and so scarce 20
TO be ranked among the Injuries rort has undergone
no change worthy Of notice In Consequence Of the large
supply In market before The closing Of the roads For
the same reason oil kinds OF salt meat may be purchased
II last WEEKS prices.
Poultry although sbundssi al the date CT our
last quotations oan be had o. very sight Increase
heaters are expecting supply winch may have the
effect OF reducing present prices. Game OF every de-
scripsou has advanced considerably, apd from present
prospects the tendency viii be upward for or two
weeks at least, There appssrs 70 be large supply Of
yen,son and rabbits and sasu Ia great abundance
The weather has been particularly uafavorsbls sr
g.h market, 10 which The supply s VERY limited. The
intense cold has prevented operations any considerable
extent in this trade and dealers have had 70 depend
upon the stock On band. Another week OF such wes.hv
an ve have had will deprive bcuseseepers Of many
Of the best kinds Of fish Oysters continue 70 increase Ia
price. and superior qualify sells at ~ rs per 100 ny re-
prcrr q cur vegetable Hat vii be That they ssy'
also been Affected In ne sans way, and Are psiIins y
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Assembly.

AtHAyY, Jan. 20, 1857.
Immediately after reading the journal, Mr. r. rovss-
SID rose 10 question Of privilege and called upon Mr.
Baker, Of Montgomery, to explain the in'inustons made
in Committee OF the whole on Wednesday evening, re-
Iatlpg his With railroad speculations and
rejecting upon his character member OF the Kali
road Committee Of this House
Mr. BAKsR decried personalities st all times, but re-
marked that he had been re,aisns for charges made
ssainst himself He demanded, however, an answer 70
tba one ston what part did the member from Albany
Ave in oanng the credit Of the city the amount OF
and vns, amount OF thai went directly into his
pocket Y -.
p~u IN .e, urpg that loan, and expressed himself sas-
aed.
Mr. vlrSuN put IN petition from eve hundred leading
citizens OF Ne~ York praying for the removal Of the
ooay,ntpe BE called tue attention Of the House 10 the
importance supjtnt, and urged Immediate action
thereon.
Mr. HAYWOOD also presented petition from five hun
dred rc.icents " Brooklyn. on The ssme subject
p,ti,,ens we're also presented for abolishing days OF
Krrce on Srsfv bills, sc end for the Incorporation OF
Nc lrtcfnsioosi Bridge Company.
The bills Incorporating the rurnveren; cfalxlng the
action " the New Yofk Supervisors and increasing the
tees OF the justices OF the Peace, we're reported upon
tsvoTably
The bii n prevent the manufacture Of saws In the
State prisons reported upen tavorsbly,
HIS
FOR appropi is,ion to the sontezums Salt Spring.
TO amend tne sci crgsnrpg the CITY court Of Brook
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Discount nArhes during the ~ two days Wa payment OF
se Or On fsSrsssy ne e. speO = the
smoNnts 70 be repaid 70 The Bank u ngiAnd ior Al
ysnces made commercial bills during me sho'nns
peng exceedingly heavy.
The Liverpool cotton ma, kes was mot 10 aotve or
buoyaut previously reported Quotations ware with
out material alteration Some authorities report A i'd
vance Of y OF penny In breadstuKs there had been
change in quotations or in the movements OF tAs
market.
The earnings Of the Central Railroad Company Of New
jersey for the month Of December amounted 70 $So SoS
same ume last year.. .......''''''''' HA']oA o
Increase equal 70 40 per cent ...$S,o41 %
The 6alena branch Of tho Illinois Central has for SIX
weeks been closely blockaded. THIS has resulted "
great inconvenience loss Most Of the engines Of he
road disabled points far distant from the machine
Shops and no freight has passed over the track In oil
this time The Chicago Pres says, many were relying
upon the road for the reception OF merchandise and the
shipment Of produce. Others relying upon Is Tor
keeping them supplied with coal nom the Ia Sale mines
We learn that the Boston, Concord and Montreal Rail
road Of New Hampshire has been compelled TO suspend,
and has gone into the hands Of trustees assnees The
company owes debts exceeding ooo oo0 which The
stockholders personally liable. Suits commenced
and the directors have conveyed their property 70 avod
attachments This road extends from Concord 10 Well
laws Of New Hampshire make any stockhoder liable TO
all the debts OF corporations the manner % part
By virtue Of contract made between the oompa
ny and hessrs. Josiah Quincy, j. N. Wilton and John T.
Conn, who endorsers upon the floating debt the
road has been placed in their hands trustees subject
to the mortgage bonds they agreeing 10 apply the income
first to the ordinary expenses Of the road second 10
payment the mortgage bond interest," and third to the
liquidation Of the floating debt.
From the annual report the Treasurer Of the Middle
bugh and Taunton Railroad Company, learn that the
total cost Of the road and equipment up TO January
1857, was s1a4 AIS 81. The amount Of the debt h
$l3o,4lo and the amount OF assessment uncollected
$4,6o0 Total amount assessed (being 90 per cent On
1900 ahsres $la5ooo The total receipts of the road
to November &c. 1885, were s24 a. and the expenses
were ST., 2ls AZ. Net receipts 81, 800 81.
The collected for tolls, fines and water rents
on the several canals OF the State Of Ohio for the three
last years, we're fOlows:--
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THE COMMANDMENT OF CANTON--NEws FROM EUROPE,
NICARAGUA, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST INDIES, ETC,-
CONGRESSIONAL AND LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
THE RECENT SNOW STORM, Etc. ETC.
The wrrxLY HERALD win be published NJ ten o'eiocs
this morning Its contents win embrace full details Of the
Bombardnen o. Canton by the Americans English news
from Europe, Nicaragua xerico Caba Yves, Indies ~
Congressional and Legislative Proceedaas fall particulars
Of he recent snow stor; Latest News by Telegraph Eo
RAILS on various interesting SUBJECTS financial Com merca
Religious Theatrical sporting and Maritime Intelligence;
together with variety Of local and miscellaneous TENS Gin.
gle .opes wrappers ready for MAILING can be had at the
renrter Price ri spence.