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SsaersH>s safe.

DY virtue of decree of foreclosure and order u
sale, 10 me directed and issued Of the Honora
ble District ouri OF the I4th Judc al hi tricl on
Judgment rendered III said Court the 18th day OF
May, ID 1875. in favor of WILLIAM STONE ~ud
against THOMAS l. FORD. for the sum of Three Hun
dr"d and Fifiy-sivc Dollars and Ihirty Two ens lrin
cipal debt together with interest thereon the rata Of
three per cent per month from the 18th day of NAV
1888 uni paid together uith ALL Of sut faxed
at I"eHtr-Esht Dollars Notice Is hrlciy Civ, that
shall proceed To sell the lowing ed pro e1tv to
wit. he utiv Twentje int,r ST OF C, rtain
lnartz Ledge situated and living in roun OF Ne
vaia. state of Callfnrn Township of Rough RrutI
and comm cuclIig Il stake M. succession TO NJ
20 on the Lrdge known the lndi Quartz Ledge
,lSo-rwo watches, gold and silver with
two Gold Watch Chains attached thcreto OH SATUR
DAY JUNE i2ih II. 1883. betw the hanrs af 10
O'Clock A. NJ ani O'Clock +. NJ in frunt Of thr Court
House door IL the y of Ny ada public Auction
the highest idder for cash in hand the sLove described
property TO satisfy and pay the id judgm,
Given under my hand office, in the ciiy Of Nevada
this 2jth day of May, A. 1858
SAMUEL. W. BORING
Sheriff Of Ecya IA coui.:v
JNo- ANDERSON. Attorney fer Pa milf m.y2i.3w
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EThe contract between John A

The contract between John A.
Washington and the " Southern Ma
tron." for the sale of Mount Vernon,
was put on record in Fairfax County
Court some time since The follow
ing are the dates of the payment; SIS,
000 at the execution Of the contract !;
$4,000 on the lst day of January, 1S-
SO; s4l,666 &C on the 22d day of Feb
ruary, 1850; S41 .b66 67 on the 22d day
of February, 1861 and S4l,666 67 on
the 22d day of February, 1862; with
interest on the several payments from
the date Of the contract.
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An Ordinance to provide employment for persons con
fined in the city prison. The Trustees OF the City o
Nevada do orlain IS follows:
SIC. |. From anl alter the first day of July A D
1875, il shall be the duty Of the Marshal ciulny all
al persons who may be entcnccd to imprisonment
the city prison. upon the public and roads within
the corporate limits of the city in improving the sac
said employment TO continue during the Of their
imuri~onmcnt.
SIC :. The Marshal shall provide for tie safc-keep-
ing ot said priso crs Will work. by Cturcy fa-tcn
ins bom with proper chains which he shall provide for
the purpose md take all other necessary
eua ri aga MT ESCAPES
Passed Jane gth, 1873. H. H. FIAGG
President
a. II HANSON Clerk.
lei
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GOnsiabie's Sale.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
ToxvN.ltIp OE NV


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DE
Id liyer,d issued from the tourt of John Anderson
Esq acting Justice OF the Peace III and for the county
aforesaid, bearing date June 7tth lee to satisfy
Judgment rendered bv said Court the 9Th day of June
A. ID 1858, in favor of Mcleod Rud ell aid agains
James Gas, Co fer the of ce OU, deot. Inter
est and costs OF suit have taken in Execution ana WIN
sell the highest bidder for cash, the following dc
scribed property to-wit.
Mining Claim Derrick, and all fixtures thereunto
belonging, said property having been heretofore al
tachc,i, subject To former ata hinet in OF thu
"uth aba Company, the as attached T. Sati>i.
This debt and suit; * situa cd on the Vest OF Gold
Hill in said Township aai bster known A. Jane. Eas-
per- Mining Cii.i4s which will sell at tn. Court Nou
DOR i'll the Township OF Nevada 10 satisfy sad kxecu-
tioa an cost "A HDAl, u IL IIi'hD 4S'o, Lc-
the hunrs cf O'Clock y NJ aud O'clock l. " ~
sad day. I aiken the property Of James Gaspe' &
Co.. satis, the above demands and artruing cost.
Nevada. June l0tA, A D., iS5
tbs Il y GREGORY. Constable
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sssGEaE:htsaAsa.

n This lSt lav of May 1888 persoua.v 4 opc..rrI
~ before me = B Hickman u,ticc Of rue Peace in
and for the State Of California, unity Of Nevada aud
Township Of Eureka Margaret Coilu a. the Ifc Of
ihnn a Goth an aad the aid Margaret c thran. then
ackno ;lrtgei aid d"car'd in my presence and me-
tua: she GtCUdr To business in her own name
ana upon her own accou (, n the Tn,vn~l Of Eureka
County Of Nova n tho business aaS mining
i' Il AZ the whole vHu" Of the lro rrty u >Ird in -e
business does not exceed the value of iv, Tho and Do
iarS and also that she win be- inJvinail, rspnnsitl.
IN her own name for ans aId al debts that be 5v
her cont aste m scc1nrt of s-l brsiacss MI calling
after The date Of this Notice her
MARGARET = OTHKAS.
marx
S-encd acknowledged and declared before ne ,;,is
LIST day of May, lsjs. Attest
rL..-
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GOasta3.e's SAFE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF NYvApl
Tow NSHIp nE NErAnA -

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF NEVADA,
TOWNSHIP oF NEVADA -ss
i(f VIRTUE Or AN EXECUTION no ME- DEL JY.
~ cred issued from tie of John Anderson Eso.
az icll9 Ju tlce 81 the Peace ard for the county
Horfsnd le"ring date May 18th. u 1855 20 satisfy
aJe"emeht rendered sald Court the lltl day Of
May - iS1e, III favor Of THOMAS DARNALL < co
ana against W VI. II GOkDAN, for the sum of SIC x
'ett interest, damages aud Of sni have takt
IN execution. and will sell the highest bidder for
cash all the right, title of Nn Ii Cor
dan IN the knIckc ri oeker mnel mining claims stu
ated on Oustina Hl. consisting of the one-tu cfth
interest together VIII al the appureHances tcIopsfn-
it, said property having teen heretofore attached bS
me. which viii sell to the his bidder for cash in
fr of the ourt House doo, aturday, the ith day
OF 1888, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A
O'Clock + NJ, of said day. Taken as the proprr,
of w H. fiordan to satisfy the above demands and &C
cruing costs.
Nevada, May 18th A d 1888
pHV'i-td IRED RT-RNFISTFp
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PERsoNAL-Our town was graced on
Tuesday by Mrs. f. II. DAY, the cditress
of the Hesperiam, who is on a business
tour through the State. Mrs. Day
knows how to edit paper suitable to
the wants of the country. and we believe
the people know how to patronize, pay
for and appreciate it. Success to the
Hespertan
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,ABoUT To DEPART--FAREw Dis
Mr.. Warren will deliver
his farewell discourse at the Brick Church
at 10 J o'cloek on Sunday next. The
occasion will doubtless be one of rare
interest.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

CALIFORNIA MINSTREL TRouPE.-
We arc glad to announce-to our readers
and lovers of good performances that
this renowned Troupe will visit our
town on OF night, June 11th, and
perform at Temperance Hail. From
the opinions of the Press. and from our
personal observation, we can safely say
that this is the best company Of deiinea-
tors on this coast The Troupe are
we'll known. Lew Rather is with them :;
he is a "show" in himself Mr. Murphy,
the regular Essence" and great bone
player, E. +. Hamilton, (better known
as "Ned") the celebrated banjo player
and leader, W. d. Carrister, composer
and favorite bsllad- singer, Qate of the
San Francisco Minstrels) Prof. H. Hal
let, violinist and general performer. and
Master I. Darling, whose reputation as
a Fancy Ddnseuse far excels any now
upon the boards, are all with them
This Troupe have proved a CREST at
traction in connection with the "Penn-
sylvanians,' of the San Francisco Mel
ndeon, and also on their recent tour
throughout the State. We advise all
to go and see them. Mr.. d. Gilman
Waldron, for many years connected
with the Press of this State, is their
business agent, and capital fellow he
is, too, for that OF any other business he
undertakes.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

Pie PLANT.-A monster sample of
the Victoria Pie Plant" was laid on
our table, a few days since, from the
ranch Of T. Worihington, Grass Val
ley. The mountains, it seems, can pro-
ducs vegetation of the largest dimcn-
sions; and. if the sample in question is
TO be taken as proof, of the finest quail
itv
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Notice.

GTATE or CALIFORNIA County OF Nevada, ss
- Notice Is hereby given 10 all "rsous interested i
AM amp ar before 'he Irai ar Cnprt II coanty It
Spcctl f'irrrof to tc had-r Court House
The city of Nevada 81 sTTRDAT the 26tb dsv Of
Juro. \ ~ 1853, Al 10 o~lHck III the forenoon ot SAID
cry. and show cause why the petition u w K Coo
e.. Hirlscye, and V W Gates, Fxccutors Of the las;
VII aud testament Of sail deceasedJ prayfng for the
ofthr Red Estate of the said deceased therein se
srriaed, shDnd not be granted ard the sold IN
7ca"rance Herewith prs rsratory settling up Of
the same
BY order Of the Court,
RUFUS SHOEMAKER CLERK
may2s-fw BY JOHN s 7 arnbert Drpufy
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~ An Irishman. writing from Ohio,
says il is the most elegant place in the
world. ''Fhe first three weeks, he saws,
"you are boarded gratis, and after that
you are charged nothing at all. Come
along and bring the children"
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

1Professor Harvey, of Madison Un-
iersity, New York baptised, on the 18th
ult., Samuel Santhara, native of
Japan. He is a young man, who had
been for some time supported by friends
in New York. in a course ofstudy, and is
the only survivor of japanese crew
who were wrecked in tn Northern
Pacific,
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Dis solution.

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing betws cen
i NJ II Funston. w S McRoberts and II d. Tho1Ap
SON in Nevada city and county is this day dissolved by
mutual couSent
The accounts and demands dne SAID late firm ar.
placed in the hands of A. A SARGENT, Attorne, for
collection All persons indebted TO saM firm will save
costs BY making immediate payment.
VI. II. FUNSTON
W. NcROBFRfe
Nevala. MAY 26-3w II. r. THOMPSON
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GY The California Minstrels will per-
form at Humbug City on Saturday even
ing, June 18th Orleans Flat, 14th ::
Moore's Flat, 18th; Cherokee, 10th !;
San Juan, 18th.
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The following notice is posted con-
s?icuously in publication office -"
Shut this door, aud as soon as you have
done talking on business, serve your
mouth the same way" Bores wouldn't
do bad Thing TO cut this out and paste
it in their hats.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

- The Commissioners of the Gen.
trail Park, New York, have paid S4,250
for plans presented for its Improvement.
1t is estimated that the cost Of the ac-
tual work will be about 81 100000.
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s ,. HICKMAN.
State Of California


Township ~ EurUkA
tn this ist day Of May ls57 persnnrilv cared he
tore me Justice Of the Peace in for ard COUNTY
Iohran KNOW 90 me "a be the person described
aid "hcn executed the foregoing dee arA'ipn and vas
by me made acquainted with the content hereof and
hn"WietEcd 10 me on IN examination apart from af,
without the hearing Of her said hus and thar executed
the same freely AMI Voluntarily for the uses and pur
,eS therein mentioned without fear OF ro,pu,ion Or nm
due influence of her husband and thai she docs NOT ri.t
tp rciTact the cyccuti Of the sAme.
In witness whereof 10 hcr,titto sei n, hand ,,, l
day and date aforesaid
mqv7 -. w..
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MASONIC BALL.-Thc Masons give a
ground ball at the Court Ho ST. on the
evening of the oath St Johns day. r.
+. Hawley Esq. delivers on oration
mong the exercises, a procession is to
come off, and the ball closes the day.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Executors Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant 10 an
order of the Probate Court made on the 26th d.,
of May 1853 there viii be sold public auction 10 h
highest bidder cash, all the interest Of the estate ~
p Espensched. (being an undivided onebalf tbereoG
the stock lie and personal property Of the fr NJ
tspens cheid & Coe. consisting of Boots Shoes Stact
tools Store fixtures, &C., OH MONDAY, JUNE 7tb 4 n
1858.
wM K. CoE,
J. BlRDaEYT
Nevada May 26-td w. w. GATES
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rE One of the finest writer's saws that
nightly dews come down upon us like
blessings" How very differently daily
dues come down upon us i'll these hard
times.
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Dissolution of Copartuersbip

THE 'erSigncd have this dav purchased the entfro
L interest of Mr. p II. Kramer in the late firm o1 =
Pnrv Co; the same havny hsday been dissaly cd by
mutual consent All claims an demands wha.evcr sf
either san Francisco acramento again -sid
j. Puriy & Co. viii be settled by said 2. II Kramer
All persons indebted to said firm hereby requisite
to make immediate payment of their aceounts
PUKDY TPSOS
Voosey's Flat, May TO- 1853 may2a.3w
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ALTA ExPREss.-We are frequently
indebted to Geo. w. W-lch, Agent of
the Alta Express, for the earliest news
from the cities below.
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gg What is the difference between
an auction and sea sickness One IS the
sale of effects, and the other the effects
of a sail.
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MILITARY BALL.-The Nevada Rifles
design celebrating the National Ami
versary on the 5th by bali at the
Court House. The occasion is antici-
pated with much pleasure.
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Notice OF a Application.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. l.,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, L,
County of y ada SO.
To Hon. T IL. CA WELL, County Judge and A. a.
SARGENT, District Attorney fer Nevada county,
in October lSJ5
rI'AKE NOTICE THAT TIE UNDERSIGNED
will Apply the Governor Of the State o Caiif,ir-
for the Parlo,' of GORGE K. MORRIS, convicted
the October Term of the CouIt OF s,Inns OF said
cuaty of the crime Of an assault with deadly weapon
four years Imprisonment: in the St'te T. i,nn
JOHN ANDERSON Attorney
We acknowledge srvice OF copy the within no.
tce this yt. day OF Jane n b ISIS
JiON. H.. ca WELL, County Judge
A \. SARGENT District Attorney.
State of ca itol n.a-County of Neva'ia--<s:
Hufus Sloes ahef. Comfy Clerk in and for SAID
u.Ity do hereby cey Il a. the foregoing is a true. fall
AID complete cog u original noiice applicat
Of pardon remaining on ic in my Office
WI, nay hand aud the seal Of said
y Court, ;hIs tbs Tenth day of June, A u
~ ~ RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk
-, smith. Deputy Cle'k J;ir I'D
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on HAND LARGE SUPPLY OF
OILS, PlIII5, IYI SlUlIS, GAMPIEJB,
Fancy Articles. ETC.. etc.

ALL ORDERS BY EMPRESS or otherwise promptly
attended to LIBERAL DISCOUNT medr to The
Trade PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS AZ Gu
RATELY COAlpOtNDED.
+. SPENCE. No 30 Main street
June IL lS-c-tf
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CELEBRATION AT ALPHA.-The Sons
of Temperance design celebrating the
18th of July on the 5th, at Alpha, in a
becoming manner. The exeI cises will
consist of an Grafton by A. A. Sargent,
Esq, a dinner, procession, &c. A grove
has been selected as the scene of patti
otic observances. In the evening fine
ball will come off at Veasy's rev Con-
cert Hall. Altogether the whole affair
is expected to be in style worthy of
Alpha and the day commemorated.
The Nevada journal., 1858-06-11

FooT RACE. - Cherokee Bob, of
More's Flat, and Soda Bill, fthis place,
have engaged TO run a foot race for
$500 a side. The race comes off at
Hughes Race-track, on Sunday, the
goth inst. Hughes viii endeavor to
keep the boys in good spirits and cool
on the occasion.
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San Francisco Agents.
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 11th, 1858.
REDUCTION /! 4!

In order to keep pace with the times
we reduce the price of tie Journal to
the following rates:
I copy per annum in advance. -. $500
l copy, six months, -. 800
l copy, hree months, -. 200
l copy, left by carrier per quarter, eco
Subscribers remitting us money for
the Journal will be accommodated by
mail express Or otherwise according to
the above rates.
Subscribers solicited.
r. ?. Brown & Co.
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60 ID R u c. - -
O d -. -
Medicines, Perfumeries, &c.
Eff. SPENCE HAVING PURCHASED

FNHE STOCK OF DRUGS BELONGING TO DIR.
BlIlcy, at Larl > old stand. ~ Main street. is
pre- pared to rnish his customers with ALL THE
ARTICLES wholesale reia.D usually found in
well ordered Drng Store.
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A. II HANSON. Clerk.
irll u
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Ordinance Mo. 5.

A. II HANSON. Clerk.
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himself heard with great effort by his friends
Inc az length asked them to pull him partly
/ up, intending to stop on the way and explore
u caye that he had observed opening about
forty feet above the bottom of the pit
kelchlng the mouth Of that cave, he
swung himself with much exertian into it,
and holding the end Of the rope in lis hand,
I he lnclutlously let it so, and it swung cut
apparently beyond his reach. The situation
was fearful ono, and his friends above
could do nothing for him. Soon, however,
he made hook Of the end of his lamp, and ,
by extending himself as far over the verge as
possible without falling, lie succeeded in Sc
curing the rope. Fastening it to rock, he
followed the avenue one hundred and fifty or
two hundred yards to point where he
fund Il blocked by an impossible avalanche
o rock and earth.
Returning to the mouth Of this avenue, he
beheld an almost exactly similar mouth of
another on the opposite side Of the pit, but,
not being able to swing himself into it, he
rcilstcned the rope around his body suspend
cd himself again over the abyss, and shouted
to his friends to rise him to the top. The
pull was an exceedingly severe ono, and the
rope, being i'll adjusted around his body .gayo
him the most excruciating pain. But soon
his pain was forgotten in new and dread
full peril.
When he was 90 feet from the mouth of
the pit, and loo feet from the bottom, sway
ing and swinging in mid air, he heard rapid
and excited words of horror and alarm above,
aud soon learned that the rope by which he
was uphcld had taken fire from the friction
Of the timber over which it passed Several
IN )ments Of awful suspense to those above
I'd still more awful to him below cnsued-
10 them and him a fatal and instant catas-
tTophe seemed inevitable.
But the FIRE wa extinguishcd with bottle
o! water belonging to himself, and then the
party above, though almost exhausted by
hsir lahors succeeded in drawing him to The
top. lie was as calm ana sslf-possessei as
upon his entrance into the pit, but all of his
companions, overcome by fatigue sank down
upon the ground, and lis friend, Professor
Wright, rom ever eyertion and xcitemcnt.
fnnted and remained for ,,ime insensible.
The younr adyenfsslor LEFT his name carved
IN thg depths of the Maclstrom-the name
ID the .fst and only person that ever g.,zed
upon It's mystaries.-E Louisville journal.
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Tho Ellsworth Baso Ball Club propose to
challenge like number from any town in
the county of Hancock, to play n game OF
all of on, hualrel tallics, the sides to con.
sist of ten members each or moro if the
challenged party prefer, and the trial to
come off on the anniversary OF tho Hancock
Agricultural Fair to be held in this town on
the 18th and 18th days OF October next
Any Club accepting this challenge will
please give one weeks notice of their intcn-
tions to do SO, that the necessary arrange.
ments may be made.
1t is proposed that the dosing party shall
provide supper for the company on the
evening of the day of trial.
Communications directed to the Ellsworth
Base Ball Club.
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ASw YoRE, Sept. IL.
The Steamship Persia, C1pt. Judkins from
Liverpool 18th Inst, arrived here at ball-rast
eight O'Clock this .yeains. Her int ,lliaonec
Is three days later.
Steamer Prince tbert. from New York.
arrived cat on the lst; thu .Ara,o on the ID.
and the Europa. from G.staa. (Which nut
inta St Johns. \. f., disabled. in eonseaueucc
OF a collision With the Arahitl IN the It'll,
t.. Persia passed Il, steamer Xi,rar, from,
Ess.sa. eaip@ into Liverpool.
Vienna l.ttar. ,.ty dat alYic9s from c ~
st,ntiaople inspfs a4r5 far the saf.tY Of the
Christians. The existence Of conspiracy II
do raae the s5it.a h5ls al confirmed.
Tin G4rtiuas az IL. Governor General Of
. Nsssil ar, taspattlz /. aad Con. NJ NIal,an
Al,f.+iu; 4 ,hicf If the llnl 4nl IN r,rr.a.
tsgtr Eeif8f<.-Ctrt. Pr;iy of tf.,
"a =m.mH6n and NJ. Bri hi. CHief Eaaioe. =
OF tie Atlantic Tela-faph, are I, be XII ,Gt-
RI.
\ Grand banquet = The latter Of the Lord
Mar 1t Dabl.u passed II VII. cyrus v.
Fal W. toasted vitA enthusiasm. The
ioeI li-etan.Ht was aI-rf,t ON account Of the
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As ono evidence of refining good
times, we would call attention to a no.
tice in another part ofthis paper of the
opening of new jcwelry store in this
village by Alfred a. Brimmcr.
Mr.. B. is worthy young man, md
VIC are happy to see, has returned to his
native town after an absence of two or
three years, to engage IN business.
We trust our citizens will give him
the most substantial Of all welcomes, viz:
liberal patronage.
His stock of jewelry, though small, is
selected with great care, and will be
sold at the most reasonable rates.
Give him a call.
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DIED.

In Ellsworth, I'D inst, George Bancroft son Of n Il
and Sophia Sawyer, aged monil,s.
Bravery battlcd he the pillows,
BraYely dashed the sea aside,
Till the mighty sea that follows,
Crushed his bark he meekly died.
But the beacon light burns brightly,
On The hcadland by the sea-
Where Christ stands smiling swcctiy,
Saying come, my child, to me.
Then % thnu little sufferer,
Go AMI nestle in his arms,
He will all things nccdfdl offer,
show thec all Of Heavens charms
In Lake Village N. H.. 81 inst, Miss Emma H. Mii.
ken, formerly of Starry, Me- aged ~ yc1rs.
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CuRoua SroRY ADJer TIE QUEEN Mss
sAGE.-The Washington Correspondent Of the
Baltimore Republican says;
~ have heard from high source a some
what singular statement, which, ii true (and
cannot doubt il, } explains two matters, nam2-
~, First, how the President was secured from
being hooked in the matter Of the Queen :
message on the Sub Atlantic Telegraph; and
secondly why he should como from the Sol
diers Home into the city. near midnight, to
write his answer, The statement is, that COZ les
ofboth documents were prepared some time
ago, AMI exchanged between heplrtics, and
that Queen Nictoria's note and Il copy ofNf,
Euchaaau 5 Ply wer9 looked mp in the s!ato
Depulm nt This was done, it IS said. ta
preyont m49 lsti'a.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICED,

TIE Ladies Of the "Baps Sewing Crcie extend n gem
crh invitation to all who may feel disposed 10 ail
them IN @stnsup "Far for the 'l;cneHtn Of the AZ ~
tisI society,"" The Ladies will meet every Wednesday AZ
terH0gJ 1t Miss L. b. Shaw's.
Per Order, A. L. FISK Sc,'y
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ITARRTED.

IL SFaa,s Island, SPIT i, by Rev r. z. etinsnn Mr.
Swans land. 80 "''' "
hnn'tiI to Miss LOU II. sprague, aofT.
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fErEsoS's MAGAZINE, for October, has fifty
six articles OF reading, and fifty nina cm-
bellishments. 1t is in the full tide Of sue
cess and offers unusual attractions for 81
q. Peterson. Philadelphia.
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III SJlc0,

III persons hayns unsettled accn4t5 w tlc iubs1r,-
u her, caAract,l previous IA the l3A 81 sept a5 are
requested to make Immediate -,ttl an.ht.
JOHN II. ALLEN.
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