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The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-16
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BW@ The Southern Overland Mail
is made up at the San Francisco post
office every Sunday and Thursday at
10 o'clock. Letters should be en-
dorsed, :" Overland, via Los Angles"
The price of passage by this stage
line, says the S. F. National, has
been fixed at 5000, each passenger
being allowed fifty pounds of baggage,
and required TO subsist himself.
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The Great Event

/ viz WYNN loo OOOn llIC al Nv al
of the Southern Overland Mail in "a
days from St. Louis, Mo-, bringing
ten days later news from the Atlantic
side, and European dates to Sept. /.
This is not only the great event of
the week, but it is momentous era
in the history of California. For the
first time we have direct and speedy
intelligence from our eastern kindred
through American territory, and our
long isolation is at an end. Hereaf-
ter we shall be in receipt of letters
and papers from the mother States
twice every week. The value of
this fact will be universally apprecia-
ted without newspaporial comment.
The following are the most important
news items received as above
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
There appear to be some difficulties
of an electric nature connected with
the working Of the Atlantic telegraph.
but NJ. De Sanity, the electrician at
Trinity Bay, N. F., assures the New
York press that there are no reasons
whatever for rumors that the cable
had parted. The English instru-
ments have proved a failure. Prof.
Hughes is, however, confident that
he can make the cable work, and
transmit from three to six words per
minute. The insulation continues
perfect.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Secretary of the Interior has
decided that pre-. emptions to town
sites on public lands accrue to the
benefit of the actual occupants natur-
ally drawn to the point by the course
Of business and trade.
Gen. Harvey is to sail for the Pa
cifc September Goth, and will leave
with a force of 5000 men for Wash
ington and Oregon Territories, inclu-
ding those now here.
The N. Y. militia have taken pos
session Of the Quarantine at Staten
Island. Allis quiet.
The gold discoveries at Pixies
Peak have created a great excitement
at Leavenworth, and parties are
crowding to the Diggings.
Denver has probably resigned the
Governorship OF Kansas.
The Republicans of Vermont and
Maine have elected their candidates
for Governor and Congressman.
The Lancaster county, Pa, Dem
ocrats have broken ground in favor
of tariff and tho immediate admis-
sion of Kansas.
Yellow fever is raging at New
Orleans.
FOREIGN.
By the Vanderbilt, at New York,
London dates are received to Sept. /.
Paul Morphy had played eight
games Of chess blindfolded, at Biz.
mingham, with English celebrities,
and won seven Of them.
Queen Victoria had returned from
her Continental visit.
The London Times pokes fun at the
Americans for making so much fuss
about the cable celebration and claims
for England the chief honor.
A large number Of English ships
have been wrecked by storms.
MEXICO.
Gen. Vidaurri was about marching
10000 men against the city of Mex
leo from San Luis. Some heavy
battles had been fought, and the
government troops defeated.
SONORA.
The correspondent of the Aha says
that Lieut.. Mowry received nearly
the whole vote of Arizona for dele
gate to Congress.
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gM@By referring to the g County

I%By referring to the g County
Items" in an another column, it will
be seen that a grand School Festival
is to take place at Nevada on the
Goth inst, to which all the public
schools in the county are invited. 1t
will be an occasion of much interest,
and should be we'll attended.
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New LIGHT HoUsEs.-Two Light
Houses have lately been erected on
the coast of Washington Territory.
One, AZ feet in its total height, on
the highest part of Blount's or Smith,
Island, Straits of Fuca, which exhibits
a revolving white light, showing a
fash every half minute, at a height
of 80 feet above mean sea level, and
can be seen IN clear weather II stat
ute miles.
Another, Of the same height, Toke
Point, Shoalwater Bay, which exhibits
a fixed white light, varied by flashes,
81 feet above mean sea level, and
visible 16 statute miles.
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BUILD A PUBLIC HALL.-Now
that the Theater is about to be occu>
pied as a store, what will San Juan
do for a Public Hall ? Where shall
we hold our town meetings and our
political caucuses {? Where witness
the drama? or do our dancing ? or
have our concerts and school exhibi-
tons ? There is no fit room in town
besides the Theater. Cannot a joint
stock association be formed to build a
two-story frame edifce, in some part
of the town least exposed to fire, and
which can be used for all the above
purposes $4,000 would probably
suffice for the construction of public
building, and it would be much to the
interest, as we'll as to the credit of
the town to have one. Twenty citi~
zens at 500 each could put it up,
and they would never regret it if it
did not pay them, directly, one dol
lar. Think about it. tbs liberality
IN such respects which makes a town
of consequence, and contributes to
the prosperity of its inhabitants.
This is not the only thing the bu-
slness men of San Juan should do for
their own advancement, and that of
the village but it is a matter of i'm
mediate need. and can be attended to
without neglecting other things. The
proprletors of this paper, will take
one share of stock in such a building
as suggested, if nineteen others can
be found to do the same.
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R1-The Marysvile Democrat, of yesterday,
records the arrest of Geo. Pen Johnston by the
Sheriff of Maria county, on Bird Island He had
just arrived on the revenue cutter w L. Marcy.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1858-10-16

lsS-"Quilp's" poem,-''The Latest Tele-
gram has found its way into our exchanges
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The MINEs.-Although majority
of the claims in this vicinity are not
being worked at present, owing to
the necessity of making preparations
for the approaching rainy season,
their market value is not thereby inn
paired, as the following facts will
show:
There was an interest sold in the
McKeeby Cut, at Junction Bluffs,
lately, at the rate of $4,000 for one
fourth share; and one fourth of am
other claim, at the same locality,
brought $1,000. The first claim has
been worked for more than three
years, paying rich whenever washed,
and will last for several years to come.
1t is one of the deepest Hydraulic
banks in this vicinity, being about
100 feet from the surface to the bed
rock. The proprie.crs are now en-
gagged running a tunnel. There have
been one>fourth interests in claims on
San Juan hill sold for as high sum
as $4,000.
The Dead Man Company cleaned
up last Saturday, from eight days
washing, Sc, 300. This is an earnest
of what other companies will do when
their tunnels are completed so that
they can wash the whole depth of the
bank.
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one ID Doiinva Year
THE DIES MONIES VALLEY WING
CLUBS OF FIVE OR MORE,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Bufincss Cards, not exceeding six lines. in,id.
$t5, otherwise $40.
Funeral Noticss 81 90. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than tb.
above rates.
Advertisements loaded aud placed under the
heal OF Special Notices." Double the oydtnarv
rates,
Special Notices In the Local Column 20 cent,
per lipe.
Advertisements ordered on the inside exclu-
uvesy In the Daily, after the first two week.,
SO per cent. uore than the above rates
Advertisements not accompanied with direc-
tions ~iil be inserted till forbid, and charged
for accordingly
aii rans,snf aevtrffsemesfs musf be pat6 toy
In Advance. This rule viii not be varied from
Whom the advertiser uses the Weekly alone,
the Price will be the In the Daily
Who're the Daily and Weekly are both used
Is psr cent, Wall be deducted from the aYx,e-
gate amount.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays 80 much for the space be occupies, the
changes being ehargeable for the composition
only. This plan IL now generally adopted -
Oar charge for changes will be is cents per
square.
- In all cases where Advertisements are
disc lntinued before the expiration OF the year
or the tme contracted for, they will be charged
up At our regular TAtes for the time actual
ly In
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Slaughter Coal Co,
Mornings Patent Champion Fire.
Proof AnIcs.

MYTH HALLS PATENT POWDER PROOF
w LOCKS, the same that were awarded sepa-
rate medals at thc Worlds Fair london, 1851,
and the World . Fair New York, 1884, and are the
only American safes that were awarded medals Ut
London Worlds fair.
These safes form the most perfect security
against Flre ard BufglaIs of any Safe ever offered
TO the pubic, and only be had of the subscri.
bers and their agents, who have hand and mak 0
to order All kinis of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Ghosts and Vsnlts, Vault Doors and r oney Boxes
or Chests for Brokers Jewellers aud Hate Fami-
lies, for Plate, Diamonds and other ysiuables -
And are also Patentees tby purchase1 and manu-.
faoturers VI JONES PATENT FORMULATION
BANK LOCK.
S. C. HERRING 4 CO.,
No. 25l Broadway, cor. Murray-st. ". Y,
Mayl0dlm Opposite the CITY Ian
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DiMsoIntion.

frHE Co Partnership hu.,ofore existing be-
tween the Subscribers, under the name and
drm Of Farrar Haines, is this day dissolved hy
mutual consent. Robert r. z. Haipes will con.
tinue IN the business, and sign. the name Of the
lIi.4 ~ ii4al4ativA lAey @iii aIso settle aIl NO.
counts oi the late firm, and all dch,s due IL must
Dc Paid them. III. 3. fAhRAK
ROBERT HAINES
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Something New.

n. kiChEi has purchased that fine stock Of
- Ct % hs, Ca = ime re "A a yesttnr.
formerly owne' by J. Ii. Waggen.r and now In,
fL.n for sale in the store Of lLs NLW HATCOM.
PANY. ~
lie has slso employed one of the best Cutters In
the country, and q nuE4hcr Of Tailors, and n ure
pared 70 furiish Clothing TO order, wAaRAsTrp
To SUIT THE MOST rAsftpiuus.
lie has. also. ono 81 the finest stock, az
aENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
ever oher,din this city, cmbraeng every net dful
aftrie dewn 70 poek eoik screw, all Of which
he will seii at reduced prices for CAsHi
The undersigned has ieng thought that somo
thil ~ can be done we'll tthers and theref,re
Invites nllto him c.ll
decl6A T. X RIpgry
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Lumber.

rYvIiE subscribers would inform the consumers Of
B Lumber, and the pubic generally, that they
are prepared to furnish all kinds Of Lumber
usually made by saw Mill, including Lath,
Flooring, Jost shce,ing and siding, Of any length
that may be desired.
Call At the Nav saw Mill, On tho river, near
Whites Pork House. PAUL HUMES.
N. u. Stove Wood for sale at 81 so per cord.
sep25dtf
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JOS. II. M. BERTRAM.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

OFFICE, No. 4, kILBOuESEtS BLOCK,
AZ for sale 30 beautiful Lots in ID. W xii.
L l. bourne's Addition.
From any Of these Lots the prospect from, and
the view around thecity, isielightful.
They are ali near adjoining
kILBOURNE PARK!o
Andnoother Lots in the C,ty can be more desirable
for residences.
Block lT6 in thc old limits.
60 Feet on Main-st-, between 9th apd7th
Lot 4, Block "a on Blondeau-st
50 feetin Block 2oi on Main ct, between IDth
a nd lih.
90 Feet on Main. st. commencing 100 fee etfrom
10th street.
40 Feet on 4th s.., in Block As, a verydesirable
building residence.
Also, Lots in Edward kilbourn. q New Addition.
ETTxRas--Lo~, and very Easy Payments
For further partieuiarse enquire at the above Office
ian26d
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Co-Partn 9 vshtp.

The undersigned, having formed a co-Partner-
shi under the name and style Of Hsines Brother
and purchased the entire interest Of II. S. tarrar
will continue the business Of manufacturing Sash
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pump-I ubing, de-, al
the old stand, corner Of r. a Biuh Streets near the
Kcokuk 4 ~. Dss Moines Rail Road Depot
ROBERT HAiNES,
Ksokuk Sept. 26, '67. p. q. HAINEs.
Oct8-d
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KAkNUNH
FEELING THE HUNGRY

Nov, IN censietTntion Of hard times, Il /,
4N very ncrssfsr. fVr our citizens to use econ.
omy u he pnf,hakS "a hat they consume. /,
order to li,, fatAndshenl yca must buy Gpui
and CHEAP articles, 4 do this, cali al w N
Austin a Co.'s Old ssaEd, where you iii End hi,
successor,
s. L. Barnum,
and bis aecon modatinF olslks, who are eve,
ready and wiling TO adm mister 10 the wants Al
the cenuilets nnitltnd,s who daily tbrous !
around ffs counter, awaiting their tnrn 10 bs
served Wit. the good thingsso necessary 10 m,
Citizens Il heoknt, ald farmers a the sur.
rounding cepntiy, give me call, and you will
never regret it the longest day YOU live
The underfignta having purchased tho entiy,
ste \ Of " II Austin & Co, At No, loo s.u,l
side Of Maia street, three deora wet Of Faur,h
IL solicitnus oi 81 ara II the patronage ~ NJ
ir.tnas ana the paniir generally.
Goods viii be tclivered To any part Of the
city with pfomptness and dispatch. Terms striets
~ CASH
n. u. You will find youcan buy goods fully as
heap as You formerly have done. Don't frret
100 MRiu st s. L. BAENIM
keakuk MAY 'as-dtw,f
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m ". JOINS,

Hnr. - he ssosttess Reok m t3ns !
fniAEs ara Hart. monty IL scarce. Bat
l dune IL up With tbs 1imes, and down with
h. Cash. it tiues ate hard, nIs wuRx LAs1s 4
VERY sErAr wsIK. II money Il ssarre. hE
eti.Ls tkRY cHEAp.
Having 1ust reeeased hls spring Stock, Ne IL
now ready to Acrop vi date al y hc may give him .
eAll q hr H. Easfern OF tustsui m al1 work. and
would call ar icalss NJ tsntipp 81 the later.
aavins xbh he'd manufacturing Qn abe most
satsndtdsai hc win keep COZ s.sn,iy ~ hsnd aud
nase 20 osae! wv, ssinx y ~ Ans, from S.t.,e
Gaar- " f1frM Csf Bsof, and y u .sD the hes, OF
goos - tbs very bwsst possible prices re CASH.
IN eusssn Rs<k be wsssanla narss Got to cram D,
but - Cure Cotw.
spr3sd Nos. 81, ain-st.
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CUMMINGS & BLGGS.
Architects.

s u + X / n r. K N ID Eh TS.
lANEtaken at oiice in Eeddingtou's Block
i corner of johnson and Third streets, in Roou,
No a. End story, hrst door to the left at the head
Of the main entrance stars, where they invite
their friends and the public to cali They are pre-
pared to furnish designs and dttail drawings Tor
buildings of all linds. public ana private and 10
super intend the erection of the same. They hope
10 do business in such manner M will please their
patrons and do credit 10 "a themselves.
Refer, by permission,
X. p Lowe, Hawkins Taylor,
Edward htioourne, James Estes,
Geo. c. Anderaon X T. P.Creei,
NC. stripe, u. heddibgton,
Wm. leighton, J NJ. billings,
J. NJ. Hiatt. j u. .auI
decl2aIy
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wIl.Lsan yahruAa.

IIVhFf IIINIUh.
l. ESpEcIfILLl informs the Inhabitants Of
\ keokuk atla IT, vicinity. that he win aTrns te
any business in his line. Froll L. -ng e.
of ~ yeats, be has made Limse a ianf titi
the vsrioua disessts IN the hpfse-Epidemic ant
fnaueuza Fever, Lung fevsr, Infs nations, Stag
gers sweeny, Eoifs, v o,ms collie, spasms, spaver
Bone, sprsins, Ring Bone, curbs, 4c. Medicine,
can be had by calling nj his residence. on 4th st
between johnson and Exchange, k.okuk, Iowa.
jsn27d1y
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Union Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP

Cor. HANK 4th sts., .,--..-.. n q ~
J.. r. BEATTY CO..,
AlANIFAC1UkEEs ot stoam EnKinet and Mn
1Nl chinery OF every description, saw and tir,st
Mill Machinery, House Fronts, Window Capsapd
Sills Balconies and NeranGAls A general assort-
men OF castings alsays on hand. Urdersolleit ID
and promptly atteBdea to-
keokuk, AprtlS, SID
IOWA STATE INSURANCE co.,
ovFIck IN SAMPLES NEW BUILDING, 2Sp STORY,
Second Street, keokuk, Iowa.
rINHlS Home Company takes Rieks on the safer
! classes OF property, ON flIf MUTUAL PLAN,
AND ON THE CASH PLAN FOR A CASH PRE-
MUM, at rates as reasonabl. as those of any
reliable Company.
DIRECTORS:
C.H Perry, Ii Tucker,
Geo. j. Smyth, S. Hamll,
Wm. +. Turner, d. A. Day,
II. D. Woodward, J W Rankin.
Il. Il Harrison, John McCune,
s. +. Noorhes.
orflcEKs;
@. II PERRY ,prest. r.. ii. HARRISON, Treas.
5. HAMILL, Vice prest. WE. TURNER sec.
janl3d3m
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u h1sta n iife elnsnrance q q ma y a N
l4G RRoApMAY. NEW YORK

Cash Captdiand accumulation $500, 900.
hEPoSITEl,S 800 ,0o0 with t he unptrolleroft he
II state Of New York for the security Of Policy
holders. In addition to which tht stscT are
personally liable hmong the Directors sse the
most wealthy and in Huentia ieitixens OF New ork
This Is "a stock Company, returning to the as
sured s7s per cent Of ali The prof tri-apnuaily
party 80 years of age may secure to his family,
free from The claims uf his tors for about So
cents per week, policy for 5000.
ho would notspare his sum for the grati6ca
tion OF rejection, oi sick bed OF in case of acci-
dent, that II all else fail, he had made a certain
provision tor his family 1t would tighten ais
pain and d more or his recovery thAnnnedicine
n, b. NOR lres't.
c. Y. WEAPLx, Sec'y.
Prospectus with all AIRY nfUl Mon fur.
nished by RlCkEY SIMPSON, Agts
Third Stree
aags-diy heokuk Iowa
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The Gate City Against the " sfA I
X r. Cks
Mattress Manufactory.
"A. C.. ORR !.

now manufacturing Mattresses of every "a.
scrip.ion. SPIRAL spring, ,Iuried hair, wSelen,
ftEine, Gotten, Moss, Birch. shnst, md Straw, of
the best quality, Pillows and Boisters Of su
kinds. Also. mforts and Fs~thers.
Hotel .nf Steamboat orders pgsEpely attended
10, and anartieles mxnuiactme11s so6 q my e.
tabiishment wiif offered sS0kif terns. asdaas.
work at any sststn.hmtni II ~ 70 n
Western cou1tfy. You are rerpe v16eA 6
call and examine specimens ot *Wore.
rooms, corner of Fonrth-st and -
have in operation newly-t6vsnttd 60 -.
pensire machinery, which enables ne TO nanufao.
tare better work, At more liberal rates, than ~
ferior work otherwise manufactured can Be -
fcrced for. Material for Bedding, etc., preparek
by machinery 10 more uniformly and psffestly
nrepa red, and the work far supeIior Ia quaJesy.
w II 0 l. ALE AND RETAIL.
March 10 '57.d1y
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Paper Hanging. aetltngs " hIlened d,
patching and WhtIe.Wns shing.
AE have good -pring wagon, suitable for
w moving The finest furniture and baggage !;
the greatest care viii b. taken IN moving furni-
turc. We are to be found on Fourth-st., between
Blondean and Concert. All orders promptly At
tended 10. PAEMEKA VANNALL
mrhl7d
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Gso, g ANDERSON. ALEXANDER BA acLAr
ESTABLISHED IN is46.l

Gso, g. ANDERSON ALEXANDER RcLAr
ESTABLISHED IN IssG.
BANKING HOUSE OF
q q ~ q r q. \ N - r. ~ q n Il e u i.
| HAVE this day admitted as n partner in he
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay, (who has
been my teller for the last Elk years. The busi
ness, hereafter, wil be conducted under the Arm
aud siyle Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON h co.
Being one OF the oldest banking Houses fif not
the oIieatl in Iowa, the new firm soIicts contin
uance Of forme- patronage 80 literally extended to
the senior partner.
They viii make collections and remit, less Ex-
chan &c, on The day II payment, free of charge.
Their references formerly by senior part
ner,viz
REFERENCES:
Park Bank y. 10
W,nslow, Lsnier Xco.. Bankers, NY.
Edward W. Clark & Co., ,PhiladeIphia.
Howard flanking Co.. boston.
Clapp, Fuller a Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Mariae Baak, Chicago.
Hohman atieipcke, Chicago.
Mechanics Bank, Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Akahm, Bankers,
blnore Brothsrton 50 Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co, /" Loutsyille
state aayiugs Institution, ST. Louis.
keokuk, Jan. j, IS. GEO. G. ANDERSON
jas5i
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AEso y d ttl6Bt SCHOOL,
IA nrth n n =. "A ss.~


'hE Fourth Quarter II this School will cor
.mehce w Aaonday, May ieth, in the roems OIL.
9tn street bstwssn Main and johnson.
lne same high aim6 in regard .ascnolarship and
diseiPhn wi4l - natntainsd heretofore The
'ehooi viii hsfsa1tsr 10 eper soloth male and H.
male pupils.
Ihere VIII b~ three epartments--Primsry In
sefh'tnsAie e.,d Aesdemic-in which the charge per
quarter VI ten verks will be as foIlows
shhafj department, per qusrter........s o 90
ihtvtiAediate department, per quarter,... o.
aeaaenic Department, per guaFter,....... 10 Bp
ihese rates. pay abe inynfiably by the middle Of
'hs quarter detthy the sntire eapensesof tuition
AAese ~ili b. general weekly exercises in Com
position, Eloe1tiun, SO.
~ iedaotigH be made for absence, except in
case VI protsacted sickness,
The services Of Prof Brass have been srcnred a.
s' instruction in0erman, freuch. DrawInn, ana
oi Psintng. lie sil, aisu give lnstfuetiats n, tb
preparatory exercises ui Perspccuse Drawing ire,
u charge.
j. II, acLANE,
--A, Ao9k Gh, Ney D. 9s,d lrinoipal.
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SG15.

SG15.
NEW CoMEite PLEASE NOTICE.
fatarg ahd eohf't'uei REM nop{d saos pr eha.t
DeA''aottana fermanent Homssfeae secure from
shniEs' exeerttoRs and Lanaioras.duns
fI,HE suhksrihef nov otiers our new citirenh m,
cheapest bargain sei out being a Dwelling
nouft large enough for an ordinary family er-
e'osso Ps Lsaiiy painted paliDg fence. with rooe
wat9 eNnventent. IN a healthy location and auiei
4stGAh9hssd, within ten minutes walk Of IL.
ketes House
FIRST CONE: FIRST CLAlMA ,t
II taken sson, can - had ut low figures. "A
TT. bargain, vhethefxor residence or as an. III
yestmcnt. Title guaranteed.
4khhs-$ $2sl cash balance IN payments to "a,
commodsts purchaser. For cas- a iibvraldiscor,si
will sss a@eae. a.
. lnVeeeexW the M18ersigned, Days Building.
axs.an - Of l2ih. at the Office oif
Wv 4eA9rSdn Buildings
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u p. GRAY 4 X. n. SMITH have ibis dsy
- Termed partnership in the Carpenter and
Bnildinr business in AL III branches, under tb
firm name and styl, IL Gray Smith They viii
he found on Fifth street. between High and Nor
gan, where 'h will be happy to receive the or
der Of their friends and the public.
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FOR AUl UMN ANDWAa(IERl
& usT received a. the New Tailoring House, ON
~ Fourth Atrest, between Main and Blundeau.
esER coirisss. Dksss AND vsocx !.
presid.ut Cloth, Mulberry, Lxewn,
Moscow Coating, .,.Gpcsn Olive,
LAbradat ID Eiss, Dahia.
French Ribbed, and bronze, and
Londen MeItuns; Black;
- Af the best French and German manufacture.
Rich German and American Fancy and Plain
Doeskin. for Pants. Velvet, Cashmere, Vsencis,
and French embroidered Cars, drenadine and 9TH
er French Silks and satins for Vests; together
with beautiful assortment II the finest and NEST
durable trimmin9s which will he made into gar
ments OF the latest and most approved styles and
finest workmanship.
gentlemen IA want Of easy fitting and gsnteel
garments are invited To call
N. B.--Partcuiar attention paid to cutting gar
peDts for others to make.
ELLIOT F. SMITH.
leNFest Makers wanted. [oetldI