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BY SAMUEL I'll. COVER,
VERY HANDSOME FURNITURE OF

W TAhl l1ANDSONFI FURNITURE OF
GENTLEMAN DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
Will be sold on TUESDAY MORNING. September p st
at ten o'clock at the dwelling situated the south side
oil East lIatt street second door east of High
All the HANDSOME FURNITURE contained in said
dwelling name in par-handsome Tapestry Garnet for
Two parors set of walnut and mahogany Furniture
two parors consisting of Sofa Tee Tee Side Arm and
Rocking Chairs; Reception do marbletop Centre;
and Pler Tables; five light Chandelier Lace Curtains Oil
CLOTH mahogany SidebOard; marble-tOp Bookcase and
Secretary Book Rack; handsome Oil Painting Oak Hall
Furniture; Ornaments Oval Mirrors; French China Din
and Tea Sets Glassware with number of articles of
Parlor Furniture not enumerated.
CHAMBER FURNITURE
Handsome high post mahogany Bedsead, with Canopy;
three walnut and mahogany marble top Dressing Blu
reaus enclosed marbetop Washstand; walnut Wardrobe;
Cottage BedStead Feather Beds Bostcrs and Pillows
Hair and llusk Mattresses Chamber Carpet; Chamber
Chairs, etc
ALSO
large collection of Kitchen Furniture and Cooking
Utensils etc. All which will sold without reserve
Terms cash, in par funds.
SAMUEL II. COVER, Auct'r
SIo-S 81 Baltimore st
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY:
L LNIArETAA. On In IL L. 1, q, 4, :

fT.. I1T.-NI.NIIV Y.
E.1 Ihat LOT OF GROUND on the southeast corner of
Lexington and Carey streets fronting Lexington street
(Franklin Square, fifty feet, with depth of one hundred
and fifty feet, to Stockton alley.
This lot is improved by a handsome DWELLING
HOUSE, occupying the whole front four stories in height
with mastic 'front.' Sabng and Carriage House in the rear
beng NO III Wayerly Terrace This lot is subject to
l'N''7A'S'
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Dublit SALES.
BY LENNON ~ BROGDEN
BUCHANAN, S WHARF,

OOiAN&AN > WHARF.
4 = f-oDAf, 2lst INST, at IL O'Clock.
- az Inns tne A9euoh store Buchanans Wharf
IO0 HHpS 100 BBLS. CUBA Do, ex "Jno. c. Ker-
20 HIlDS. CUBA MUSCovADO MoLAssEs
ALSO
lnl EIGHTH CASKS GENUINE PEIIFVOIcIN
lOoBRANDH Pale and Dark cOored, entitled to a.
Denture, direct consignment to Mr. C. s. Odfed from Re-
chelle. ~ No
viii be added
I00 BBLS S. H. SYRUP.
Ok OCTS. SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE
~ Rubio warranted pure.
H00 REAMS STRAW WRAPPING PAPER
90 BBLS. CIDER VINEGAR
BALES MINERAL WATER CORKS
Will he added
ono BAGS STAINED RIO COFFEE
4S CASKS RICE,
S2Ots LENNON RROCDEN
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SAMUEL HARRIS & SONS,
BANKERS, STOCK, EXCHANGE AND
NOTE BROKERS.
No 196 b T l " o II f. s It R EFT,
COLLECT on all accessible points in the United States
and Canadas, promptly and on favorable terms
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates
NEGOTIATE TINE PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES
this and other markets
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Funds
and transact the Banking and Exchange Business every
uePartment mf4 -d1y
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COAL.
FORSTER &SLACK,
CLIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL
oKINDS OF ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COAL
have in yard and prepared to deliver in good order
LUMP LEHIGH for CupOlas and Foundry purposes
Baltimore Company, Sunbury Locust Gap Lvrberry
White Ash, Lykens Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash,
for amilyuse Cumberland Coal for manufacturing and do
mestic purposes. UPPER YARD,-Howard Street, oppo-
site Centre. LOWER Albemare and Alice
Anna Streets feb22 If.
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NTM. H. EREK & CO.,
w WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
| MANUFACTURED AND LEAF TOBACCO,
And Importers of
| HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND GERMAN SEGARS
| And Manufacturers of Domestic.
Also, keep constantly on hand PIPES of every kind
Snuffs and Smoking Tobacco Tobacco Knives, &C.
est market prices.
| No. 90 LOMBARD STREET BALTIMORE
Terms to regular customers, months. First Bills in
variably cash slO.tf
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Excursions.
SEA BATHING

r-slTA SEA BATHING
S=-zEEzr.-sn AT
OLD POINT COMFORT AND HAMPTON.
one of the BALTIMORE STEAM PACKET COMPA-
NIS STEAMERS will leave Union Dock, foot of Concord
street DAILY tSunday excepted at O'Clock p. NJ for
Old Point Comfort and Hampton.
Fare there and back &c. giving the passenger the privi
lege to remain the whole season
NJ. N. FALLS, Agent,
je11-tl0 Baltimore Steam Packet Company
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NOAL! COAL! COAL!!!

TOAL
" CUMBERLAND COAL of the best quality from the
American Company's and other mines in the Georges
Creek Valley constantly for sale by the load
STICKNEY L CO.,
ap24-tf Exchange Place
CHAs. FoRsTEB,JR WIN. B. SLACK.
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MARYLAND
1V1 LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY.
f. F. LUPT0N'S
PATENT
ENAMELED LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS,
WITH SCREW IysULAT0Rs,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at his Desk
No. 3 MECHANICS EXCHANGE, SUN IRON BUILDING,
BALTIMORE.
Copper and Enameled Rods constructed Ships Dwell
ings and Public Buildings the safest and best manner
Also for sale ghtn Rod Points, Glass Insulators and
Trimmings, for putting up rods
ALL ORDERS FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY d.
RECTED TO HIM, WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO. INV E-f o.. jy27tf
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f5:: ORPHANS COURT SALE.-Un-
h! der an order of the Orphans Court for Baltimore
city, the undersigned will offer at public sale, at
the Exchange Sales Rooms 10 South Gay street. in this
city on THURSDAY, the Both day OF September one
O'Clock p. NJ
ALL THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF G3OUND
at the northeast corner of Exchange Place and South st
fronting twentyour feet Exchange Place, and twenty
Ieet ON south ST. Improved by good three story BRICK
HOUSE. Subject to an annual ground rent of sxty-sx
dollars and siXtyseven cents
This is of the most desirable locations for any bust
ness purpose in this city Title indsputabe Refer T.
Parkin Scott, Esq
Terms-One- third cash, third in six months and
one third IN twelve months, with interest and security
EMILY DUGAN, Admx.
slS-eo&ds SAMUEL II. COVER Auctr
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4 NIArTTEIEWS.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
Il EIrRNITI-RE

FURNITURE, ETC.
In pursuance of general order the Court of Common
les In relation to nsolvent debtors by order of the
Trustee we will sell at Auction Rooms South Charles
street; on mohSpA1 MORNING, September Both, 10
O'Clock NJ, large and general assortment of House
hold Furniture consisting in part Mahogany Parlor
Ghars Mahogany Rocking Chairs and Sofas Wardrobes
Bureaus, Wristbands Chamber Mating and Carpets
Mirrors, one Clock Sdeboard Alabaster Stand Bed
steads and general variety of Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture Terms cash
JOHN T. MORRIS. Trustee
CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S
sel4 2aW2wSds ,un.;o.,...
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POGGS, COTTMAN h CO..
- Nos A and 46 LOMBARD STREET
OPPOSITE PUBLIC STORES,
BALTIMORE.
IMPORTERS OF
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, SEGARS &c
=. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
~ STlC LOU ORS, co RID IALS, &c.
Cognac Rochelle Brandies Old Rye Whskey of differ
- Pale and Dark ent qualities
Holland Gin German Tonic Bitters.
Jamaica Il Santa Cruz Rum Peach
Scotch and Irish Whiskey Cherry
Madeira Sherry, Port Lis. Lavender
bon, Malaga Champagne Raspberry brandles
and Claret Wines BLACKBERRY
Havana & Principe Segars. Ginger,
Jy29-u Cordials, various qualities
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WOOD! WOOD!
w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low purchased at
Light street. or other wharves in the city.
JOHN Il. MCCULLOUGH
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets.
Park and Fayette ftreets auIOtf
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M CklM K CO,
1V1 BANKERS, BROKERS,
AND EXCHANGE DEALERS
COR BALTIMORE AND ST PA UL STS
Purchase and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
negotiate Loans and Business Paper, purchase sell
stocks and Securities. Make Collections all prominent
points in the United States and Canada make
Stock and other Coateas receive deposits and transact
Banking Business generally my2S6m
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED EXECUTED
~ by the Federal Hill Steam Ferry Company to the un-
dersgned as Trustee the following described property
premises, on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON September
22d, at O'Clock
Es.sL~n L.; L The low pressure side wheel STEAM
- FERRY BOAT CITY BLOCK, built in the
year 1888, by Mr.. John s. Brown. She is strong and
substantial boat built of the best materials engine and
boiler in the centre, allowing double track the
mediation of vehicles; the hull is entirely
engine enclosed rudder and steering wheel fixtures at
each end of the boat her length 20 feet breadth 20 feet
4 inches, depth feet, draft feet inches
This Engine is superior built by Murray
Hazehurst "a inches diameter cynder feet stroke
Fue Boiler abundant capacity for generating steam
Wrought Iron Shafts Wheels of Wood but well bound
with iron, the whole in good working order The Boat is
now running the Ferry from foot of West avenue
TO Great Hughes street where she be examined any
time. Mr.. Brown, of MeSsrs Murray Hazlehurst will
give any information desired in reference to the Boat En-
CINE, &c.
81 2. A LEASEHOLD LOT OF GROUND at lower end
lei of West Falls avenue, fronting south of Block
street 90 feet running back the Port Wardens line on
the Patapsco river. The lot is % feet deep end
and 10 feet at east end facing the river The lot has
permanent and substantial wharf with platform for
loading and unloading vessels and is used ferry
landing having all the necessary fixtures and convent
for a ferry landing complete
The entire front Of the lot is improved by an entrance
to the ferry and large well built FOUR STORY WARE
HOUSE, now occupied as a ship chandlers establishment
with spacious sail loft in the fourth story The lower
story of this warehouse is 70 long, and the
stories 95 feet long, all - feet wide The warehouse is
now under rent at 81 300 per The whole lot is
SUBJECT 10 yearly rent OF SoSo5u, the larger part OF
which may be bought out within nine years
g. Also, VALUABLE WHARF, end of Great
Hughes streets bounding north side of Great Hughes
street. extending to the Port Wardens line about feet
thence running nOrthwardy about 60 feet
Great Hughes street ferry landing is at this wharf,
with all the necessary appurenances for ferry and has
triangular platform 40 feet long averaging 10 feet wide
There is also good foundation of the wharf for
building 104 feet by SO feet, laid substantial yellow
pine piles. This lot subject to the yearly of $780,
which be bought out on or before Nov. /, 1858.
Also, COAL STOVE, Chest of DRAW ERS, stamp dies,
tickets, U. s. Mail box, and BATTEAUS 16 feet long
Terms of sale third cash. the balance in two equal
payments at six and twelve months with interest and
curity, to be approved by the Trustee.
JOHN W. RANDOLPH, Trustee.
SAM'L II COVER, Auctoneer,
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DURNlS X CO.,
Il BANKERS;
NO. POS BALTIMORE STREET
Buy and sell all kinds of UNCURRENT MONEY, TREAS
UK1 NOTES SIGHT and TIME DRAFTS make COLLEC
TloNS on all parts of the United States and transact all
other business pertaining to Private Banking very lib
eraI terms. m2-eotf
MARTIN LEWIS,
AVA BILL, NOTE, AND STOCK BKOKER,
NO. 6, SOUTH STREET. UP STAIRS
TON, to the negotiation of
MERCANTILE PAPER,
EFFECTS LOANS
ON STOCKS AND BONDS,
AND BUYS AND
SECURITIES,
OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES MADE, on any first class
Securities left with him for sale. mr9-6m
ID H. S I'LL VAN
Il STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
BUYS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION ALL THE Sc.
CURiT1ES OF THIS AND OTHER MARKETS,
NEGOTIATES BILLS, NOTES AND LOANS
OFFICE, a SECOND STREET
mrl7u Corner of TriHOIpf's ali
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- HARRIS, JR,,
~ BASEMENT CHESAPEAKE BANK,
NORTH STREET,
Buys and sells all the other securities this
and other markets commission sell If
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FRANKLIN SQUARE PROPERTY.

That LOT OF GROUND on the south side of Fayette
street. hulrose Terrace" fronting Franklin Square
twenty four feet seven and three eghths inches with
depth OF one hundred and eighty feet Park lane begin
hnS at the distance of two hundred and twenty feet
SIX and three eighth inches weswardly the southwest
corner of Fayetc and Cary streets This lot is improved
by handsome three-stOry, brown stone front Dwell
LING ou Sc, recently erected with our,story back
building being the fifth house from Cary This lot
on the first of January 1850, and mortgage of 81 OOO
due at the date
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X EMoVAL.
~ B. T. ELDER,
IRODUCE COMMISSION WER CHANT >
REMOVED from No 81 Smiths Wharf, to
NO. 120 SOUTH EUTAW STREET
Opposite Camden Station of the B. & o. r. r.
ENVERETT'S SUPERIOR ENGLISH
A<BLACklNG.-A fresh invoice of Everetts superior
liquid BLACKlNG, just landing May Queen, from Lon
don. For sale in quantities to suit purchasers p TIER
NAN SON, Importers, II n. Charles st. sis If
A tiENCY OF THE HAZARD POW
IADER CO.-The undersigned having a large and con-
plee assortment of sporting shipping mining and blast
ing POWDER, in their magazine, prepared to
all orders for this justly celebrated Powder
turer'S prices. ID. j. FOLEY & BRO, Agents,
MI
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TNHOMAS w. HALL
Il STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
NO. 2 FRANKLIN BUILDING NORTH STREET
Buys and sells commission, the STOCKS and SECURI
TIES OF this and other markets; Negotiates Notes
Loans, &C. &c. iv14 3m
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BURGLAR PROOF AND FIRE PROOF
I'D CHILLED IRON SAFES. WITH COMBINATION
BANK L0CK.-THE WORLDS SAFE COMPANY have
established agency in Baltimore for the sale OF their
o. IMPROBABLE CHILLED IRON SAFES,
BANK LOCKS AND VAULT DOORS.
These the only reliable ROBBER PROOF SAFES ever or
fered for sale in Baltimore No reliance be placed
Sheet Iron Safes G. s. WILLEII, agent,
iv7-tf 1872 Baltimore street
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)u,1nn ALSO
IJ4UU ACRES OF LAND

TO BE SOLD IN CITY OF BALTIMORE ON
WEDNESDAY, October 9th 1855
AT ONE O'CLOCK, THE BALTIMORE EXCHANGE NO 10
SOUTH STREET.
TRUSTEES SALE.
The undersigned, Trustees of William G. Thomas by
virtue OF an assignment in trust of all his property the
benefit OF his creditors dated the 18th of November 1857
and recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore city
IN lber f. D. No 1877 folio 255 &C. will offer for sale nj
public auction, at the Exchange No South Cav street
on WEDNESDAY, the sixth day of October at one clock
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| DIRE PLACE STOVES.-We would in
IL vite Housekeepers to examine our new FIRE PLACE
STOVES. They put up in connection with freboard
and for breakfast dining rooms their moderate price
will commend them to general consideration. We also
have the PARLOR COMPANION and UNION PARLOR
STOVES, heating parOrs and over them Al
so, a general variety of HEATING and COOKING
STOW ES, to which we call attention COLLINS HEATH
& HUTCHINSON, Maryland Stove and Plumbing House,
% Light street. sl6-tf
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PHILADELPHIA, May 30th, 1858.
PROF. A. GIDEON:
Dear Sr-I have great pleasure in adding my testimo-
ny to the large amount you have received in the
brazilian Pebbles"
They the most comfortable glasses have used
and can most cordially recommend them to all requiring
artificial aid. greatly indebted to you for bringing
them to my notice. Very truly, yours
francis G. SMITH NJ n
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n REMOVALi
EAxJh DR.. GEORGE E. DONALDSON,
NJ w IN Z. CIV. s., London.)
VETERINARY SUR GEON,
Has removed to

z
FAYETTE ST., BETWEEN NORTH AND CALVERT.
THE DISEASES OF H0RS ES and all other domesticated
animals receive prompt attention and scientific
His celebrated OINTMENT for Spavins, Spints Ring
bones and all bony ENGAGEMENTS Curbs Distemper,
Chronic Cough, &c, &c, and Veterinary Medicines of
every description warranted genuine and properly pre-
pared at all times be had his Offices or forwarded
any part of the country receipt of cash
n. B-DR. DONALDSON can also be consulted by let
ter enclosing dollar upon all diseases connected
his profession when the proper mode of treatment and the
proper medicine to that amount will be Immediately
warded State the symptoms clearly and carefully, and
how the medicine is to be sent-aS LIQUIDS cannot be
transmitted thrnnph the Pns n1oO
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? ,,-r,-o,- WAVERLY TERRACE
LEXINGTON, FAYETTE, GILMOR, STRICK Err
TOWNSEND, SARATOGA, CAREY AND
RIDGEIY STREETS
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-06

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS the card OF DR..
Van Zandt, San Francisco. The Doctor is an
expert in curing all diseases of the eye and
ear.
EsTRAYs--Mr. Epperson has lost two oxen.
See description as advertised
WAGON FOR SALE.-Mr. c. H. Latimer offers
bargain to any one wishing substantial
Express Wagon and good span of horses
HAY AT $50 PER ToS.-Mr Isaac Hiett Of
fers hay cnt from the ranch of D. f. Douglass,
at low rate. The rich, alluvial bottom land,
of that ranch, always produces good clover
and grass hay.
Dissolution NorIcE.-A dissolution of the
copartnership of Rosenfeld & Lang has taken
place, and Mr.. Harris Lang has purchased the
entire interest of Isaac Rosenfeld, and will
continue the business at the old stand, in his
own name. The business of the late firm will
be settled by Harris Lang, who, alone, is au-
thorised to sign for that purpose.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-06

THE SAN JOAQUIN REPUBLIcAy.-The Daily
and Weekly San Joaquin Republican, have long
held front rank among the democratic papers
of this State. The paper is still more valua-
BILE at this time, than any other, from the fact
that each morning they publish reliable tele-
graphic reports from all parts of the State,
irving markets, news, &C., from San Francis
co, t,oenfy.tor hours in advance of any other
channel of information Steamer news, and
such other routine of intelligence, invariably
first appears in the Republican, and in fact, we
have recently received, through that channel,
our telegraphic dispatch of Atlantic news, oe-
fore the Offices in the mines knew the steamer
had arrived this was owing to the storm
By the way, Mr.. Frank Mcmillan, long miner
in this county (at and about the Bnckeye,) IS
now the travelling agent of the Republican, and
will soon visit this part of the mines on busi-
ness, when it is hoped his old friends and as
sociates will give him kindly reception, and
subscribe literally to the Republican, for BY so
doing they not only get the worth of the mon
cy, but encourage Frank in his enterprise and
impress worthy cause and good man with
the fact that miners never forget their old
friends We predict that every Camp in
in this county will roll up a fair, roand num-
Der of subscribers, and pay the cash. We in
tend To- show Frank around handsomely
vhen he visits San Anlr.as
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-06
aThe Little Bird"

Recently we requested Anna" to give
a sentimental poem, for " next week" when
che following mpromptu was hastily penned !: ]
OH once when LIay on the deep rolling bilow,
While tempests were raging and dark was the sky.
little bird lit tor rest my pillow
Driven far from Is home BY the gale that swept by
How tenderly nursed the dear little stranger
And pressd its chilled limbs for warmth to my breast
But without companion, to its new home stranger
1t sickened and died, on the bosom 1t pressed
And once when lay on LIES heaving ocean,
) While dark clouds Of sorrow obscured my sky,
bright bird Of hope brought purer emotion
And lit in my soul. 1t stayed but to die.
For like the poor wanderer, hope In me never
Rested to cheer me, on lfe's stormy wave
That child not before my souls best endeavor,
And dying, was laid in memory's dark grave
ANNA
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-06

AN ABSURD MIsTAKE.-Somc time since, an
Italian, at Mokelumne Hill, owning calico
mare, lost the animal. On last Thursday the
aforesaid Italian, (who is a dealer in Fruit
Trees,) discovered similar animal in colo,
and size, to his lost "mar," on the ranch oi
Mr.. John Bowling. Overjoyed at his good
luck, he paid Mexican SIS to riaua the ami
NAL; he Immediately started on his way with
the prodigal non-sequentur. But Mr.. Bowling
10th to lose his property, made pursuit and
overbauled the would-be connoisure of the
genus Eqi-u-u-s, on the road, where l1e demon
strated the mistake, and proved property by
calling his attention to the slight difference be-
tween horse and a marc.
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-06

ADVICE FOR FEBRuARY.-This month is sub
jcct to the effects and causes of the natural
run of events. The stars are ominous-many
things will take place, and circumstances will
happen-something will probably come to pass
before long if it does not something else will.
profitable, without any risk incurred. Pota-
toes planted in this month will be an uncertain
yield. Those having balloons, by keeping
them properly inflated and ready for use at a
moments notice, will also be able to escape the
dangers of freshets and earthquakes Guard
against comets. Pay no debts unless they
are certified by n due course of law. In this
mouth your hair will grow-be not alarmed
attend check-apron dances read the gossip"
or anything to make you laugh. A female
reatiye with seed -wart on her nosc will fall
down the back staircase into soap-barrcl-
seek not to know why, pry not into the Sc
crets of destiny. Give your good advice and
mackerel bones to the poor" charity cover
eth a multitude of SINS Put sheet iron
patches on the terminus of youths of tender
years and tough-who frequent hill-sides--in
cases of sun-stroke, birch-oi is eifectual.-
Give no Christmas dinners; should you be in
Vlteu OUT, attend Dy all means, lest you incur
the displeasure of friends. Woodpiles left in
the street will go much fiister than those left
under cover, providing the sleighing is good).
In cards, this month, the fates will be governed
by Tantus, now in the ascendancy; four buck
shot and bragger will be safe go-in eu-
chre. avoid turning the left bower Should
you have an alteration with eighteen tailors,
whip both of them should there be but eight,
heed them not. 1.-The wicked flee when no
man pursueth." Avoid accidents of all kinds
Clouds will rise in the domestic horizon; you
will have falling ont with your wife and three
maiden aunt-in-laws-keep up courage - it
will be adjusted by fourth step-cousin in red
flannel shirt and heavy boots. A good month
for travelling g-should you go to sea, a lantern
and umbrella will be necessary. Trust to the
stars and the poormaster, and avoid lawyers
and hunting for cats in the night, in places
where sulphurous odors prevail, and you will
certainly survive this disastrous mouth, if you
live. 81
San Andreas independent., 1858-02-06

The CALICO PARTy.-It is seldom one has
the pleasure of attending so pleasant party
as was given by the ladies of Mokelumne Hill
on Thursday evening last for the benefit of
Mr.. j. L.. Brtton. At an early hour of the
evening the ball was opened, and dancing kept
up until broad day light" A whole host of
ladies were preSent-to the number of five
score and ten-the majority OF them dressed
in neat calico, all determined to have good
time," and make glad the heart of the unfor-
tunate. for whose benefit the affair was gotten
up. The ladies deserve great credit for their
good management and liberalty, and the wor-
thy recipient feels greatful for the interest
manifested in his welfare. Among the editors
present we noticed I. A. Springer Esq, of
the Amador Ledger, and Mr.. Backman, of the
Placerville Democrat