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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

XXTANTED.--A number OF good stone-cutters are
wv Conowingo Bridge
ty, Maryland, TO whom liberal wages will be paid.
Aug 2S-dlm HALLS 4 BLACKS.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

M RS. KINGSFORDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
l LADIES No 4l5 street, Washington d. CThe
OF this school win be resumed Circulars Including
terms, &c, &C. viii be furnished application
dress July l3--3awt0ctI
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

MI lSS BROOkES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
w Boarding and Day School, buildings No 1888 peo,syl
wanna avenue, Washington, D. This
WI DO resumed on Monday September be
tanned Of The Principal and a he bookstores
july Observation-Disclosures
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

4 tHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS AND CHEAP SCHOOL,
~ Stationery For sale in Washington at
serg ss4 A Fennsy : aooA sy'e
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

s,pBXrn School FssrvAL The ladies connected with
Gorsch Chapel announce that they will hold festival
for the benefit of their Sabbath school, at Island Hail.
commencing next Monday evening and continuing one
week.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION Washington
IN city, D. c., N W. Of q and Tenth streets.
FIX Of this Institution will DO
day OF September.
TUITION,
and second classes
Third
Fourth class
Fifth and sixth
Ink pens, books, &c 90
Extra charges for tho French Spanish Italian latin
languages also for Music on the piano. harp guitar and for
Vocal Music, Drawing, Painting, &C. Aug 2d--eo2w
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

TIE UsIox GUARDS to hold their regular monthly
meeting next Monday evening, at the Columbian Armo-
~ when important business will come before them, re-
curing the attention of every member. The regular
drl-meetngs of this company will be held on Monday
and Friday evenings of each week FOR the present.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

"A
and Washington Railroad 10 miles Washington
The duties this nstnon which has established for eighteen
will be resumed the 18th OF September Circulars DO
had by application the Seminary Dr. Tysons and
10th streets Washington.
Factory postoice promptly
tended to- Aug. 24--lm
GIT. JOHNS SEMINARY, No. 4OS, 18th street be-
~ tween and streets Washington, d. Draper, pr-
tipal.
This School will open the Monday September
further particulars inquire the Principal
the first OF September Of Row +. O. Wsidron, Matthew'S
Church 2i
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-04

IVLANNEIS, IN ALL COLORS, WIDTHS, AND
qualities 800 pieces In all much the largest and cheap
est offered.
pieces super bloachcd unblcached
nes
500 pieces very choice caicocs, at l2 per yard.
Our adapted for family consumption
large thoroughly assorted
Our northern and eastern correspondents send supplies
daily
One price only marked in plain figures; therefore inexperienced
buyers cannot DO ovorclarged.
All bila presented monthly for payment In cash
We arc not opening accounts
Strangers solicited inspect stock
qualification obligation purchase.
FERRY Il BROTHER,
"Contral Stores,n west building,
Sep 8-10tlf opposite Centre Market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

FER 19-In the matter Of j. L. Mott Us. the Board Of
Svp,TrSos-Mr Busted Counsel Of The Corporation has
Obtained an extension Of ten days, from February o. to
the complaint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERN.

FEH. 23-In ne matter Of the Asssme1, for Plugging,
dc, part IF Third Auenue-Roosgvur, J-The proceed.
ngs in this case, without distinctly averring IT, imply
charge Of conspiracy, the part Of late Street Commits
oner and one Of the street contractors deraud the
city treasury TO the extent OF between a. 900 and IS ooo
in violation q law. Gu the 26th Of November 1885, the
Common Council passed an ordinance directing the side
waIks Of the Tbdavenne between sixty arst andfagbty
sixth streets 10 be tagged and curb and gutter stones
be SET and set where Necessary under the directions
u the street Commissioner For some cause tnex plan-
ed no action was taken on this ordinsnceuor nesrlys
year On the 18th Of September, 1865, Mr. Joseph 9.
Taylor street Commissioner advertsedTor sealed props
sails TO do the work giving minute specification Of whs,
was required, and spprsIpg oil persons thai "s,rcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

ITALIAN OrsRA.-Nozarts charming opera Of I'll Don
Giovanni to be given at the Academy to night in the
style OF elegance that characterized its production
last season, when necessarily Withdrawn In the
height Of its popularity In consequence OF the departure Of
the company Tor Philadelphia.
BROADWAY rMArm--Atractve progra mines have been
arranged for the performances 10 take place In the alter
neon and evening The superior equestrian acrobtc,
gynsstic and menagere corps will 20 through their
,ophng exercises and the Juvenile panomnists are TO
perform In the fairy spectacle OF cinderella"
BowtRY TtArHE.-Mr. r. Johns,ons adaptation OF the
"Gunmaktr Of Moscow 8 announced for tonight, with
Mr. Eddy and the adapter In the principal Characters Mr.
j. TO play in the exciting piece called the "Broken
Sword" The entertainments are 10 conclude with the
drama styled the BLACKSMITH OF Client"
BuRroSs The favorite old comedy Of the "Road TO
Rum" in the different acts OF which Messrs. Burton,
BrouRbsm add Wacot represent the part OF Godhnch, IL
be again performed this evening. Messrs. BrOugbam
and wscot also to appear In the renowned old Oym
pic extravaganza called The Savage and the Maiden
wauAcKs-Mr. Bourcicaulps Last drama, "Jesse
Brown, or the Relief Of Lucknow upon which we spe'
cialy commented yesterday, Ia TO beirepeaed onght
The cast, will be Observed embraces the entire talent
Of the company, in addition TO the auxiliary aid OF Miss
Robertson. boots at the Swan" rs the aherpiece'
LAURA RErSE's.-Two fsvorite comic dramas-"Ai that
Gtters il not Gold ~ and the "Mucteer OF Toledo-are
10 be play ed this house night The various cbarac
ers will be sd%rnely pSr'r n sy Miss keene and
guhed fer careful deineaon Of the parts allotted them
AMERICAN MrsKrm.-Iitte Cordes Howard and her pa.
rents will this afternoon perform in new play drama
sed from Hawthorne romantic novel, entitled 1.-The
let Letter the Ehn Child" Mr. Watkins remarkably
succ, ssfu adaptation Of the pioneer Patriot Maid Of
the War Path, )" is TO be enacted In the evening.
CotoRtp orrRAin addition to the customary routine Of
songs burlcsques, dances and Jokes, are TO- night
PROMISED the farce Of "weno, the Sensible Monkey at
Geo Cbristy Woods Epb Horn and his peculiar eccen
rcities NJ Buckeye and "Dans Dream Of shovel ~ -
interpreted with melodies and heel and exercises at
Brysnts'.
Mss AoSy SvIHERI AND the Scottish Nightingale tenders
a fine selection Of characteristic national and other
songs &C. for her concert 10 take place Mozart Hall
this evcnrg As indication " the estimation in which
she held by her countrymen Is proper 10 observe
that this concert Ia given under the patronage OF the
Highland Guard and Caledonian Club.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
Death Penalty against the Enforcement ~
the Leconpt0n Constitution.

The Territorial Legislature Of Kansas after passing
number Of laws which calculated ~ keep up the eN
ctsmen, and spread disaaecton among the people closed
their abos 70 the great JOY OF all the order and quiet
loving people in the Territory, on the 18th instant Ts
GROWING act Of their abors, Informed by
respondent trough the Boston Traveller the passage
Of q bill which we cannot think was oonsummsed into
law by the signature Of Secretary Denver, making
crime punishable with death for any attempt TO put IN
force the provisions OF the Iecompton constitution nc
bill entitled can act to define certain crimee ana 'o'
the punishment thereof and IL in The ioewns ~ nv
Whereas, a number OF persons, pretendlnB W ", W
authority OF the people Of Kansas assempleu 10 WV oNp
OF Ieconpon IN November last. and pre,euaeo 70 ltsme
What they term constitution for tne S,e % nansss,
under which an election held on TOE our,h on Jsnu
so, Co. s,a,e oncers and whereas, one John Cal
ROM, the president OF said pretended Oohvehton claims
80 go authority on certain contingency 70 declare by
proclamation the aforesaid pfeuuu | % 70 oe
.i. 40 haze been elected on the fourth of January
, \, no The lawful officers OF government tor the people
Of Kansas and whereas the convention possessed no al
~ sro, The people OF Kansas, but rresponsi
80, engaged ina conspiracy against the rights
and liberties of the people
49,. Assemby Of the Territory of Kansas, That II any
r,ius claiming TO have authority couvention
hcb assembled IecomptOn in November last To max
ropss,on for the state OF Kansas shall publish In IN
shane OF an official proclamation any declaration 10 te
sgee, that the by said convention il th
constitution Of the state u Kansas shall call a1y
ptrson or persons officer officers ~ act uncer said
rops,tsop or shall preteud IN IN fact commits and
person or persons officers under the same W any
person claiming TO be the Governor Lieutenant G0vernor
secretary Auditor and Treasurer Of STATE under said
Institution or claiming 70 be elected tO either house Of
eIsgsative Assembly, on member ~ congress unfcu
sad constitution, shall the duties oi any OF ehcr
OF said ooes under said constitution; or any person ~
persons phan attempt IN any manner whstever - gvd
eject to The government under said constitution wthd
this Territory such person persons, officer on others
shall be decmei sui,y OF feouy, and urou cooEcto,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24

man named Maylet, says the Keokuk Iowa, Journal
picked up IN the street Friday evening" while
aborng under heavy pressure Of liquor and confined In
the casboose. lie represents himself being Mormon
preacher and has In his possession elders certificate
from his hghness, Brigham Young OF which the following
> a true copy
To all persons to whom this letter shall come1his GER
ues that the bearer Elder VIM r. Maylet IL in full faith
end fellowship with the Church of Jesus Christ Of iaer
Day Sants and by the general authorities 81 sau
has been duly appointed messengerto the Eastern se
10 preach the Gospel and administer IN all the orns ~
thereof pertaining his office; and we nve All ~, ~,
give heed 10 his teaching aud counsel ss unn o Coz
scni ~ ooon IN them The door Of life and salvation, ann
assist him IN his travels in whatsoever tnmgs Nv x~
need and we pray Cod the eternal f.tnet " ~, -.
r.,i,, o,d oil "a no receive him and minister W w
soD;s r,,b blessing Of heaven and earth Tor tim, -
All o., rni,y i'm the name Of Jesus Christ Amen " az
Great salt axe, in the Terrtoty o, 'E'h WI pe" h
church RRlenAS y K,vssii FRS, Presidency
n.xvr n. wis, secretary
Arm ~, 1867.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS

DISCUSSION ON HOMEOPATHY PosTPoNED-THE OUT.
DOOR PooR-LossEs BY THE FIRE ON THE ISLAND
HOSPITAL CENSUS OF THE DEPARTMENTS.
The Board Of Ten Governors met yesterday at the
Rotunds, in the Park.
HOSPITAL
Mr. TowNsESD, from the Island Hospital Committee re-.
pored petition the Common Council asking for $780,
600 TO build hospital The report accepted and
the petition ordered 70 be transmitted to Corpora
ton.
Mr. W. T. rscKsEy reported that the 70 IN Sanger
and the Assistant Physician, by the late fire, nearly
$1,000 and the committee recommended the payment
Of the same TO the Doctor.
Mr. ANDERSON objected lie thought the Doctors should
for the Board 10 such losses Mr. Pinckney
ton, however, prevailed.
HOMEOPATHY BsitKvuE HOSPITAL.
Mr. r. y. PINCKNEY called the special order OF the
prcprety of introducing homeopathy into Belvue Hosp
tai. with view 10 test ts usefulness.
Mr. W. T. PNcxSEY moved that the subject lay on the
table for two weeks
Mr. b. =. PiScxSNY hoped not. The question should be
met fairly and II matter of the utmost i'm
portance, and should not be tried with.
Mr. MAtosEy moved that be postponed for Elk months,
a. be wanted 10 enlighten himself on the subject
Sir. oiyER thought this was very extraordinary mo
ton Mr. Maloney of the sRners Of the report
but little respecting the merits OF the case AZ MI
Gunher who took good deal Of interest in the matter,
was absent be wished the subject TO lay over for two
weeks until full Board could be had.
This motion eventually prevailed.
1lr orr DOOR POOR.
Mfr townsend from the Committee on Out Door Poor,
refor,ed that the call for coal still continued and the sup
ply he'd run short lie moved that $500 tons mere be
contracted for which carried The Board then al.
journed. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24
THE EXPENSE OF OPENING A STREET ON
PAPER.

SOMETHING FOR THE TAXPAYERS TO EXAMINE
There s on ale in the Street Commissioner Office
bill for the preliminary examination OF Ninety sixth street.
preparatory " the opening Of the from the Bloom
ngdsle road TO the hudson river, two and half blocks
which tnn..Lrr llama aud chsrpes are cnnnd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-24


THE STANDING COMMITTEE on FRAUDs-THB THIRD
AVENUE CASE GONE 1NTo-IMPoBTANr ALTERA.
TiOH IN TIE FIGURES oY The ASSESSMENT LIST
MR. CITY SURVEYOR BOYLE ON THE STAND.
The M6ermens Committee Frauds met yesterday
and took W the Fifty second street case for the purpose
Of ascerDng whether the certified copy Of the
meui roll 10 Mr. Smiths possession q true one, made
trou the stolen assessment list
JON DoDoE sworn and examined-Mr Dodge pro
duced the memorandums Of the calculations be made OF
the survey OF the work My calculations dated July
30 1857 they DO not 10 tally with the quantities
turned IN the list alterations may have
been made, canno, positively that this copy
MI Smiths copy Of my return amer made these cal
oulatons nothing suppose but additional visit TO tho
work and the discovery error would induce
make an Alters.)u In the quantities.
q Was any such visit made wsh this result A. I
dour remember that there was as 10 the return hied
U.s. certified IT, and will testify that s correct but
cant say whether this IL right or Dot,
Y. Have you any means Of finding outY A None cxcens
By referring 10 the return itself.
u Who did you send your return tos DO not recol
lei may have sent 81 80 Mr. Turner
q DO yo1 ever give 10 the contractor Well IL
coruaclos asks me n the return ready might have
ecft u h. the Sucet Commissioner by him.
ni you send this return by the contractor A. may
have used MI Parry, ~ messenger bat really don't
remembers
~ Cosoup examlned-I sav this copy Of the assess.
tns1l ~ w t2l,e9rs oiDce before, esa give Tue
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
(Dphir ship

II tVpUT IVNHoHlV
khn S. Berry y................ Edwar Donaho
III CoSsTABLEs
j (Ophir Township
rsihew J. Purcell Robert L. Patton
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UNITED STATES SENATORS.
G Rroderick ...... ....... VIM. Gwin
Us. REPRESENTATIVES,
c. .NcXihbrn ........ .Chas Scott
COUNTY OFFICERS.

,xric, Jndge e......,......W Warren 7. Sexton
L.nn,ors ....A. :. Hart. John Coulter
'ounty Judge. - ~ ~
1ember of Assembly ''$''a'''9 t,'I,ol'
rie,t ..........M II. Darrach
s,n,Iy Treasurer ........W WIN L1timOre
IectH1er ...''"Hh .,''".'
&.lrcL Attorney .'.'''''' - -, ,''''
I-tfs-ir o. - 49,
hlhIc A'ininistrainr John : Morris
bot Public schools. .......... ..,.H y seymour
hrypyor Geo. u. French
hrUner. .........-.'. James H1rlp"
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CABIN EFT
STATE OFFICERS.

soxcynor ..,,,...............Jo John B. Weller
Lieut. Governor ......'..' ''p-fph NdihhI
Treasurer ..''.- '''", - 'iNi'!
Aunrney General Thus. IA. William-
survevor General Horace A. lligley
at. pripter ..............loh John O'McArH
chief Justice. plN N = Terry
ssOciates. j. Iotfs' f'ii. n'nneV
n ,rk or sunr.np Court,.,........Cb .Cbas = FdiriaS
eer-atary of fS;a'e,.,.,..... ..... Ferris Furnai
A1jutant General ....N IN. Z. klbht
Librarian ...........'.'. " m' Daglel
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RIA.N N E&- % :

ygary e,crip.i"a Of Blanks executed on the saori
., a stice " ith unrivrllei taste and neainrs'.
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~ The Mustang Liniment Cares
Rheumatism:
The Mustang Lila nent cprrs stiT jo' ns;
The Mustang Liui nent cures Burns aud Wounds:
The NlstGg liam mt cures Sores ant Ulcers;
The NiNlng Linln mt cures Caked Brcasts and
sorc Nlppi,s;
The Mustang fininen, cures Ncuralgiai
Ths NIIHns Ldninent cures Corns md Wart-;
The Mustang Lintmentis worth
l,o10 90 DOLLARS PER AN&UM
To DE uni'cd states. the prcseryrr and rcslprer
OF vu DIE h. and cattle. II cures all Sprains
Calls -Wouuds, s'iG Joints. &c.
VIII ypu answer this qnrsiot? Did YOU ever
hear Of any ordinary -ore, swcIiug. sprain or suG
ness, either on man or bsrt, whic' tho Mustang
Linimrnt would not cur,Y D.d OF ever yisii any
Respectable druggist IN any part OF tho world--n
Europe Asln ~ Nneetrl wl1 d!I not say III wa.
tho lfcat.s discovery # lho at!' sod ever, vberc
Kyel laDii. shoulI hase 1t, three sizrs. BARNES
& PAhK, Propriotors, New York.
PARK L WHITE.
| Sole Agents for the Pacific Const,
1872 Washington street, opposite The Market
! COTTON & MODE MOTT, Agents, Oroville
! ~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
/ terms apS I'm
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To the Citizens of California.
C a U 10 N =
Wolfc's Schcidam Aromatic
CHN Apps.

When aiulierated conpp nds are intended to sell IN
California AZ ,instmy gruVn" article.
My obiec, IS to announce that | nave recently es
tubshed M AGE Ci IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the state auI Oregon with my Schurpps
nud tnat hereafter VIII always keep said agency
supplied with itrgr stock; sothNt Specialize drug
-,i>ts Hud liIu0r d-ucrs throughout Calii rum
eau always supply themselves at n regular pfIc".
merely enough over the New York price to cover
cost ot freight and charges thus avoiding compln mt
ns here,nf, re. OF occasional scarcity and extreme
high price.
tits nov many years since frsti imported these
-chuHpp from the celebrated old dstlrry nj Sch"I,
dam, Holland, in which am Interested VI ia no"
conceded that no GIN was ever Imported into this
country which has approached my Schnapps in re-
gard 10 PURITY, HEALfllFULNESS, and EN-
QGl~IrE AROMA or 0avor. This claim. and for
proof point to their universal popularity aud the i'm
mcnse and increasing consumption by all classes,
north and south, east and vest. comprising the TEN
perance people, medical faculty, &C., to such an OK
tent that my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity OF 900 bottles per day, Is barrel! able to MI
It's orders
Also, the Woifa's Schnlpps have been nnalyzed
by the most c-"bri'rd Chemists, Ers. Mot and
beck OF New YORK, and others, who ali testify that
Ig.
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~ Hoste,ter's stomach Bitter. are

- Hosteiter's stomach Bitters are
the only Btters offered g. the public which Grc
prepared by n scientific chemical process, aud that
Will hear tie test Of analysis therefore perfectly
harmless, aud at the same time coLtnins all The
medical properties Of IT tonic, ami If ukrn N pr
dlrectiOns, will remove the bile from the stomach
and fmce appetite. imparting heath ana tone lo
he Whole . stem, IN manner lhnl !, iruiy Wonder
fui
Those B.uers bolng very plessant 10 The tW Fee
make dtliRhtful beverage.
~ there are seserai base iuliiatpas. pir ,hI-''
should be careful aud tnks none but GENUINE
HOsrETrER's STOMACH BiTrERs. kept by all
respectable saloon keepers and for sale la quaint
ties 10 suit, by
PARK 4 WHITE.
Sole agents Tor the Pacific Coast.
l52 Nlshngton et. san Franrisc"
COL1ON Il gcDtRN TT
ap--sm isepi
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OR OVILL Z.
FRANK JOHNSON, :. Proprietor

40 rlIIS HOUSE, which ever since the -
la rest days of orovlle has been the e.U
popular resort ~ the resident and Travelling public
has lately been thoroughly reptAred aud re-, dercd
N It's every appointment the very best hotel north Of
MaiNsytlc.
BEING iHE DEPOT FOR Tue CALIFORNIA
STAGE co = COACHES. Travellers to and from NIL
patts ol The Hr will md this the conv cnion,
aud d,sirablr stopping place IN oroviile.
The Table
WIN always be supplied with the choicest vands
obialpAbln in the mntket.
The Beds
Are carefully atteudedtos and always kept neat and
comfortable
TliC Bar
Is stocked Win the very beet brands OF " ipcs and
Liquors ln fact IL /. the ann oi the undersigned TO
man ain Tor The ST NICHOLAS, the character oi II
Fbst Class Hotel, Complete Throughout.
FkANk JOHNSON Pruj rector.
i-ifaVelors Il! leaving their names with the
clert cnn be called TOR the Stages at an! hour thoy
may ucs.to.
nrr,ti., lrr 81 dal-tf
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UPERyIsO RS.

ifst Di~usc .ssss...p .....t. y. hhtht"
kcond ...,..... owen Murphy
lrd :. .............. u. P. Ripley
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The New fcrk Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Ia one
of the nrgcst and best weekly papers at the day Au
lnperHi Quartu containing ei-ht pages, tory sol
umus, OF entertaining original matter, and elegantly
illustrated every week,
4 giu worth from 30 cents to $4,000 go In gold, We Il
be preseu'ed to euch tb.crtbrr lmmr rdiatva un re
ceipt OF the subscription money
one copy for one y,ar .. - 90 and ! gltt.
Oue copy tor 'wo Ncnrs.. 81 atd Gins,
Oue copy for three years % aui > siits
Onc copy for dye years. 90 aud gifts.
AND 10 CLUBS
Three copies one year. g. 90 aud gifts
Five copies one year 90 and guns.
Ten copies one ar IL 90 and 10 -lIt-.
Twenty copies one year. 80 90 aud II tits.
Tho articles to be distributed are comprised in The
following list:
Packages OF gold, cont lining ....SioO 90 each
10 do do do :. 100 90 each
10 patent lever hunt'g cas'd watches slou 90 encn
20 gold walchrr'''.'. ..''.'....,,' uU each
90 do do ......,.....ho w cach
2oo do do ..........,,... 81 90 cnch
800 ladies' gold watches ......... 30 90 each
200 silver han iug cnsrd watchos. 30 90 Zach
500 silver wachcs..... $40 te - 90 each
1"tO gold guard vvsl fob chains 10 Ia 30 90 each
Gold lockrts bracelets, brooches, ear drops, breast
pins, cun pms sleeve buttons, shirt studs. watch
keys. cold ami silver lhimnlcs and variety ot other
nrtclts worth from 90 &C. T. to :! each.
immediately on receipt oi tn subscription money,
the sub bscrbcr- name will bc entered upon our SUB
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responding with that number wtl be turwafdei with
IN one wntk. tn the Subscribers. 10y mail or cypress,
post pad Al communications shputi bc ui .trssed
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