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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

BopY FoUND.-The body Of a man was found,
says the Folsom Dispatch in the American river
opposite Alabama bar, about two miles above
Folsom, last Tuesday. A coroner's inquest was
held by S. F. Marquis, J. p, but no conclusion
Of interest arrived at. 1t was impossible to
identity the body, as no clothes were thereon,
and it was considerably purified. 1t was about
six feet long, with dark brown hair and black
Whiskers
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

INsrALLATroN.-Th following gentlemen were
installed as officers of the Grass Valley Chapter
Of Royal Arch MasOns, last Friday evening A.
B. Dibble. NJ. E. H. p; VIM. Mccormick, E. X;
Samuel N. Gillian, E. s.. A. D. Brady, c. H.;
Zenss Wheeler, P. S.; B. B. Troxel. R. A. c.;
J. II. McMurtry, M. Sd "; John Madrill, NJ. I'd
"; Thos. r. Walker, NJ lst "; VIM. X. Spcu-
Ger, Treas; B, ST. .-Sss,-c'y.; Rev. l. B.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
NEVADA DEMOCRAT.

Geo. 1. Lammon, ia our authorized agent for this
eitv He viii deliver the TO subscribers and is
Authorized 10 receive subscriptions Advertisements &c.
and collect and receipt for the same.
Octavian HOogs Is our Agent for San Francisco.
He authorised receive adverssmsnt and collect and
receipt for the same
Geo. H. LOvegrOve Ii authorised Agent for
Sacramento TO receive advertisements and collect for the
same.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

EDITORIAL CoNvENTToN.-The propriety Of an
editorial convention is being discussed by a
number Of our cotenporarios, and the sugges-
ton meets with considerable favor. General
Allen, of the Marywille Nsws, was at FIRST ad-
verse to the proposition. but when Crossett of
the Butte Record, suggested Narysville as the
place Of meeting, and the time between the 23d
and the 2sth Of August, the Generals objec-
tions were overco&s. and he then saw thou
sand reasons for bringing the brethren of the
quill together, and promises that Broth.
Ridge and himself will see that the fro.
the idea Of a social gathering of IT,
and shall therefore make it our
in Marysville on the 25th of A
main there until the close of
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

T. ELLARD BEANS & CO.,
Kidd & Knox's B ick---52 Broad Street.
Offer ut Greatly Reduced Prices
10O KEGS ASSORTED NAILS;
lOO 200 Boxes of Candles
25 Bags of Rio and Java CouTee
so Cases Of Assorted Pie Fruits
so Kegs s. +. and L. D. Syrup
rs Boxes Of Raisins
so Kegs of Butter;
so Bags California Beans;
so Boxes HIPS and ColgateS Soap;
With large and complete assortment Of all kind Of Goods
in our line of business. Consisting in part Of
Flour, Potatoes Fork
Bacon Hams, Msckerel,
Salt Salmon California Cheese, Coiish,
Ranch Butter Crackers, Pickles
Celebrated Curious Tea and the finest assortment of
Can and Shelf Goods
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
WINES &c LIQUORS,
We would also inform our friends and the
public thu we have added to our large Stock
Complete assortment Of Wines and Liquors consisting
Sansevain's Sparkling Angelica,
White California Wine,
Clarct, gautcrnc,
Ginger Wine, Gum, Raspberry
Peppermint, aud Lemon Syrup,
HOstetters. Boxers,
and StOughton BItters,
wOLFE'S AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, &c.
ALE AND PORTER,
New York hnc Mixed and Old Dock Brandy Whisky Gin
Sherry and Port Wine.
ga We call attention to the above Stock. -GA
Our Motto is Small Profits & Ready Pay.
Goods Delivered Free of Charge.
r. ELLARD BEANS & CO.
Nevada June list, ls5s.-35-tf
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

ATLANTIC PAPERs.-J. E. Hamlin and Geo
W. welch arc particularly entitled to our re.
CARDS for full supplies OF Eastern papers, re.
esived by the Golden Age. Any quantity Of
late standard periodicals and papers can be
found on the counters Of these entcrprising
gentlemen.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONAL is stated that
the Republican State Central Committee have
determined to call Convention of that party,
to meet at Sacramento, on Thursday, August
5th, the day after the meeting Of the Demo
cratic Convention.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

THE SAN FRANCISCO House. OF REFuCE.-The
object in San Francisco have collected the sum
of $4,000 enough within $1,000. to secure the
enterprise. The subscribers were to have met
on the first of June to elect officers of the asso-
citation.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

XoB ExEcUTIoN.--We learn from the Stock.
ton Rspw Icdn that party Of some fifty or six.
ty persons left Knights Ferry few days since
proceeded to La Grange, ,.Stanislau county. took
from the Jail and hung the confessed murderer
of Frank Lane: They hung him upon 4 tree
opposite the Jail, and then dispersed.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Nevada City,
Cal, June lst, 1858.
Published officially in the NEVADA DEMOCRAT, baring
the largest circulation in the County.
LADIES' LIST.
Broryeime Mrs Gracia Fennessy Mrs
Berg Miss Theresc Miller Mrs Sophia
Casuthe Miss Mitchell Mrs Margaret
Clark Mrs Ada Wilssn Miss Matilda
Drake Mary
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

ESCAPE OF PRISONERS general jail clear,
ance took place at ColOma last Thursday night
Six prisoners confined in Jail for different often
ses, made their escape.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Estato OF T

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Estateo OF #.
IN W. THAYER, deceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned Administrative of the above estate
to the creditors Of and all persons having claims against
the estate Of f. w. Tayer deceased to exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers within ten months em the
6rst publication Of this notice to A. B. DIBBLE attorney
for Administrative, at his Office Grass Valley.
May 9th, 1858. JULIA A. THAYER, Administrative.
A. B. DBBLE Attorney. 35.4w
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

ORLEANs.-Ths Orleans Hotel, Sacramento,
for so long the head quarters Of Legislators,
politicians and log rollers, has been levied up.
on by the Sheriff, who will sell it on the 18th
inst. II is valuable piece Of property, and
probably will be sold for much less than its real
value,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

AN APPoMrMENr.-According to the Red
Bluff Beacon. Gov, Weller has appointed E. j.
Lewis as > kind of Deputy Governor to look
out for the northern part Of the State,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

Bro DEBr.-The city Of Benicia owes 9 debt
Of $4,000. SO the Mayor of that de solate
hamlet states in his last message. We should
object to taking the whole Of that wind -blewn
way-statioa "iR soak" for half that ameuHt.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
For THE NoRrH.-Feur hundred =

For THE NoRTH.-Feur hundred ~
San Francisco, last Friday, for the Fra.N
mines Almost every paper in the Stats
advised people to wait until more is know
that country before embarking in the wilt
goose chase; but the advice seems to have th
effect to increase the excitement
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE!
TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS For III

VTNIIE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS For SnIe
l. the Hydraulic Mining Claims known the JEFFER-
SON HILL CLAIMS, situated Jefferson HILL (about half
mile from Gold HILL in Nevada County Connected
with the claims, Two Fumes Reservoirs Derrick Hy-
drauc Hose, Two Pipes Tools &C. for carrying on the
work. Also bitches to convey wa ter to the Dggings
The Claims we'll opened and for several months past
have been paying from
SIX to Twenty dollars n day to the hand.
The above property will be sold bargain as the pro-
prietor is desrous Of returning to the Eastern States
s- For further particulars inquire Of HENRY PHIL
LIPS, at Nevada, or of
W. X. CoRTELYoU, at jefferson Hill.
June 1st 1S5S.-354w
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

DAcuERREoTYPEs-Tho'e wanting pictures in the high
st style Of the art should call at the Gallery Of Mrs j. F.
Rudolph in the Democrat building, Broad street Nevada.
Glass Pictures Ambroypcs also made for those who
des thpu
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
+ NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1858
A Meeting ofthe DemOeratic Central Conn

ttee for Nevada County will be held at the Court House
in Nevada on SATURDAY JUNE 18th 1885, at two O'Clock
NJ Business OF importance will come before the Com
,nttes and puncusl attendance Of all the members Ia
In. DkwLEY Chairman.
THos HANNAH Secretary.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

GoNc.-COlored individuals are still leaving
San Franciscs for the British pssssssiens in the
Rerth.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
NONSTARLE,S SALE.-Sfnte or CnIifnrni.

~ County Of Nevada, Township Of Nevada SIS by viz
tue of execution to delivered issued from the Court
of John Anderson acting Justice of the Peace in and
for the county aforesaid, bearing date May 22d 1858
to satisfy judgment rendered by j. NJ Clark p on the
LIST day OF December A. D. 1856 in favor Of MIDDLETON
RILEY and against JAMES REA, for the Of $l4 q
debt interest damages and costs Of suit have in exc
cuon and will sell TO the highest bidder for cash thu
following described property to wit The Eagle Shaft Min
ing Claims and fixtures thereunto belonging lituaed
the East gap of Sugar Loaf and the Nebraska
Shat Shelby Hill in said township the same will sell
at the Court House door in said county TUESDAY the
22d day of June A. H. 1883 between the hours Of CLOCK
A. M. and 5 O'Clock p. N.
Taken the property of James Rea satisfy tL. above
demands and Accruing costs.
Nevada, May 3lst A. D. 1858.
35td L. S. GREGORY Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

persisted. Ale 49, Commanded by Cap
tain Morton, said to have been q most careful
and competent seaman. The Oldest of the
brothers johnson, for long time resident Of
Catalina Island, was on board, and missing with
the others.
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
Middl. Yuba May 14th 1sss-sssw 'O' < MILLER

NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-Estate orJ- g
~ HARRISON deceased. Notice Lereby given by the
the creditors Of and all persons having claims aV,ip
tho estate of s. Harrison deceased to exhibit IN,
with the necessary Vouchers within months from th
first publication Of ths notice to the undersigned at
da city to Mcconnell Miles, Attorneys for Admins.
TRAITOR in Kidd Knox building Nevada.
May 27th 1858. JOHN H. HARRISON Admir-
354w of the estate of j. s. Harrison deed
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THV

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Stock holders Of D0WNlES JOINT STOCK MINING
CO., that the FIRST Assessment Of twentyone dollars
this day levied upon each share to be paid the Sec
ry OF before the Goth Of June 1858.
JOHN NJ. AVERY, Secretary
Phelps Hill, Nevada Co.. May IS, 1885, 35it
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

The Atlantic telegraph cable was being ship
ped rapidly on the Niagara and Agamemnon.
Business appears to be improving little but
still dull. The stock board is active with an
upward tendency but hardly speculative. The
city banks have about $35 900, 900 Of specie in
their vaults and any amount Of money may be
had at very low rate and on first class com
mercial paper. The following was the state OF
The market in New York on May 30th : -four
sales of 10000 barrels at 4,20 for common
to good state; 4,22 4, ,35 for extra; 4,20 for
SScerfne; Indiana and Michigan Canadian
-four is lower
The Red Republicans of New York city. had
grand torchligbt demonstration on the night
Of April 22. to commemorate the death of Or
sin and Peirri. the would be- assassins Of Louis
Napoleon. A largo number of delegations and
| societies were present on the occasion, and
the procession made an imposing display. Sc
veral intensely radical speeches were made in
the Park. but the threatened dragging through
the streets and burning Of an effegy Of the i'm,
perial traitor, was very wisely omitted.
The steamboats, Ocean Spray and Keokuk
were burned about five miles above st. Louis
on Thursday. April 22d, and twenty of the
passengers of the former vessel lost their lives.
The Ocean Spray, at the time she took fire, was
racing with the Hannibal City. and the disaster
seems to have been caused through the grossest
carelessness.
Captain Smith, of the brig Jonathan Hatha-
way, which arrived at Wilminton, N. c., on the
23d of April, from Cardenas, reported that the
schooner Cortez, of New York, was seized on
Sunday night, 18th April. by the English war
steamer Forward, on suspicion of being SLAYER.
They were lying at ancher under Stone Key
Light, entrance to Cardenas. on Monday even
ing, 10th, as the Jonathan Hathaway came out
1t WAS generally understood that Mr.. Cling
man would present the resolution from the
House Committee on the subject of the Clay ton
Bulwer Treaty on the first opportunity. The
resolution recommends the immediate abroga-
tion Of the treaty in the most emphatic terms,
and deprecates any renewal of negotiations.
The Postmaster General has dete rmined to
continue the Pacific Ocean Mail Contract for
one year on the old terms.
On the 26th April. General Walkers trial
for violation o! the neutrality laws, was post.
poned till the fourth Monday in May. Some of
his officers had been surrendered by their sure
ties, and sent to prison,
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

OREGON PoLIrIcs. -Tbs
dates for Governor and "
Oregon, have withdraw
leaving the field clear
and "national" wings
contest seems to be vs
wings, though we bt N
nearly the same plstfoN
of Joseph Lane for U.i
Stateman, OF the "regulM
ra, the "natioual" cat,t
Of double dealing on \,
When he 10 with LecoIas
the immediate admission ~
he gets with Douglas Den o
on the question. The elec,N
the first Monday In June, w.'e
the two factions will be fully ,cs,N
The Nevada Democrat., 1858-06-02

The Panama mail steamer Golden Age ar
rived at San Francisco on Saturday, at half
past twelve o'clock. She brings over thou
sand passengers. The dates from New York
are To NAV 9Th.
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are rb5e 10 a~nounoe the issue Of the drst number m
June. he COPY f. already in the hands Of the printer,
and the work progressing as rapidly a. heissnlns or .
tuuafe IN securing the srinting st tie extensive estah-
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Rsom over the River Bank. corner Main and kaclson
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CAUTION.

Many Druggists, having old Liniments on hand, VIII
try 70 sen them to you o. the best, hut DO yuu PCS
ltively refuse TO purchase them. ASK for BRAGG's
ARCTIC LiEIhENT," and take no other.
LIBEBAL PROPOSITION.
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trateo papers. A certificate, sutiting the holder to the
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sround every dollar bottle. The Arctic Liniment h PIT
up In = cent. 80 cent, and 81 bottles. The 50 cent and Al
bottles contain 50 and 100 per cent. NOR Eminent IN
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hy BRAGG 4 BURROWS.
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Prot q J Wcoi: As you are ab1Et 10 Manufacture
anl v nd your recently discovered Hair Rest0 alive. !
al STATE, for whom Il nay concern, thst I have used IL,
Known others q ue it-ihat, I Pave, 4 r several years,
teen m the habit Of using ether Hair RestorHtives, and
nat Ind tours vastly super or 10 any other ] knov.
II ellireiF deantes The head or dAndru6, and with one
moAih'E pToper U.S. vii restor any persons hsir 10 the
original youthful color and texture, giving n 4 heaithy.
ST. and glossy appearance and al this without discoi-
ortng be hands that a1py &. OF the dress On which 4
drops. ] would therefore rec0mmend its use 70 every
one desirous OF having = hEe color and texture 70 hair.
Respectfully yourF, WILSON KING
Oh WOOD ZOO roDrtefors. 1I2 Broadwav n.
IN the grestE- Z. Win Railing Estabishnentl snd M
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TO ASSOCIATED PRESS OF MEMPHIS.
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wsahissna News.
WAsH'SsT-k July .s-ne President has sOae ts
ssefOrd Springs
John Eugenl, editor OF the San Franc co Herald Ia,
been appointed for Fn1sr river, 70 pfevent o. felons q.
OutbreAks.
4rhs Tt7s' eorrespoudsnt Al Pansna sends .uass' let
ter % Martinez, Substantially s.yus, oyoh have fssulted
this sOvernmsHt By reiusins to sian the cnss-Yrssari
Seau, and We aemAue = return Of The treaty as ratified
By TIE Assembly Our G0vernment Won't submit 70 the
~AroitsaEy action Of EiosrssuA, and as Nicaragua LACKS
The adequate tribunal the Cabinet At ws.hiuston win
doeide the matter themselves. Therefore a naval soroe
has been disFstossi to beth sides Of the sthnus
me administrator ssoert-inibE that Paraguay is In
= much better eoneIuon thsz anticipated, has concluded
% ssHa a sset Of six or seven vessels.
Commander PAGE has gone North 70 charter s~d3iflansl
steamers for the sSpedltiOn Ac.mmisslsner has not Jet
been selected. Nc nostintiss are expected.
bArEa-rhs sa,hOrliy Of eass' letter Is Denied.
Shso,ins.
NEW YORK, July Is Surveyor Hart shot tie late
General Appraiser, DnAyce, In the face. Daayee at
tempted 70 draw q weapon, when bart struck him on The
head with MIS- cane. They sur ndsred themselves up TO
justice. The cause Of the night was an article published
recently respecting oustams.
Frsn Havana.
NV ORLEANS, July ss.-The PaiIadelPhis is below
Havana, gan,
The American brlE Nancy ass ssizsd for smuggling and
Der men impriEontd.
River News.
ST. Louis, July as.-Anived-LseHoHS DEPARTED
-Unelc SGn.
An rivera, e4SsP, the upper Mississippi are falling.
TeleEraPhIc Markets.
NEW oRLEANs, 9u'y s--FLur sdvAnosdi 5c. wheat
-Eed, 50. Cotton easier.
CINCINNATI July ss.-Elour 81. TLisky 22e. Corn
sSoN- Oats 90 Ness Fork sis@sIs 80.
-EH ioak, July Ss-.cotton heavy sales 5000 bales.
ssh, ysnsE ssGss. Baeon-sides ss 9sS,
houldsrs s9sH. Linseeed Oh "a Bugsr-Porto Rieo,
SsE, NuseIvseo. T8Ta.
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wOnaeFfuI Reports frOm wen

PILES ASD RHs5MATfsh some remarkable care.
are daily coming TO night. oAsries sexton, Esq sx-
Mayor Of tse city Of Camden, says, the O ELEcTRic
on " cured his Piles By six apPieatiOusi also, Rhsu.
natl N. He says It Is = very ysiu.bis Isnsay, AID sr-
ersbOdy oaghf ts k.oW Il.
K~EtRAI0IA--Nr. David Kann, fs3 vine street, fays
De Grsth q % IS Eleetrie OF cured him, ana that he
vas q great sufferer.
STIFF EEcK.-Mr. hsnn's daughter was much at
hieted with stin neck and lwonsn neck. vhash this on
cured Immediately.
BAD sPRATE.-Nr A. D HlshnsId, No. u Howard
street, met with = serious ~soclde7t, which laid him ID,
says. he tried everything. even tbs usual cod water
shower. without any -beneat-ussd a snlls hottls oftbe.
on, which cured him-slso says a eure3 f.Etsd feet.
oATARRH N THE BREAsr-Nr. FErdlOw's litue
sfsi vas cured. This is . very Interesting case, Gene
and see.
And 90 it Is, I am daily called upon to chronicle cures
like the above Indeed. all pain vEnishes By the use Of
ny on.
Prof. CHARLES DE GRATH diso5Eerer and sole man
ufscturer in the world Of Electric OF.
his Crest Rernsay car Be had Of the agent here
OzASDLER a 90. Price, 2Socnts. 80 cents and 81.
jy2s-dawIw
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RrOCEnlRlMf 6OM

n lsaAh G. HARRIS GoveAao- Of The
~ State OF Teuncssse.
Te TIE SheriGs Of The several oaautrs Of The -
otste Of ne1nessce-Tou are hereby t5hausnd -&s
20 open and hcld A. eecti1n, 81 81 the places Of held.
.seteeaont n yanf respective c3uuHes, on lHURs
uAs - sso5ud dsy o. eeptemseT ncxt, for The purposs
: efeting q Supreme Judge n the Western Grand DL
Eon o. The State, 70 81 che vacancy created BIZ fhs
aeatn Of william r. HErns, snd Che return u.fe &C.
oording to law.
- In testimony Whrrr 2. have hereurto a.,
Sc hand, SD etEssd tue Great seal - tbe
AON stat 70 b SnKed a. n In kAsbviils IRIS
w. ist day q july, rSEs
sytee SoV-ruor: tSHAN G. HARRIS
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Kentucky School of Medicine

ILL., NJ.
TNHE Lectures In this Institution win commence On
j. The nrst MONDAY In November, and oOntlHue -four
months. During October preliminary lectures vi b
delivered ct the Hospital and College.
FACULTY.
Benz. ". Dudley, n. d Emeritus Professor o. Sur
gerry.
Henry n Bu Htt5 n. D., PEOfessorO Of Theory and Prse-
tioe OF Medicine
teal Medicine
o. ". Wright, n D., Professor o. Medicst Chemistry.
n. B. Marshall, n. D. Professor o. Materia Msdica
and therapeutics
Middleton Goldsmith. n. D, Professo Of the Prinei-
pies OF Surgery and Clinical SurEery.
WI stirman, n. D., Professor % Anatomy.
G. ". Bayiess, n D., Professor Of Ply sioIo-y and
Pathological Anatomy.
David Cummins, n. D. Demonstrator.
Forinformhtion addresH
n. B. MARSHALL, n. D.
1yl-d2m Dean Of the Fsculty.
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IsHAnI G. HARRIS.

OfThb STATE " iHhhESshh
10 al who shan see these presents-Greeting:
fthas been made tICEn q ne that q Ger
w tain GEORGE MILLION, charged with committing
a toui Al strocious murder on the 39h dsy Of June,
1854. upan the bodies Of Wm. n spioer and r II Vail,
late Of our county Of Dyer has hcd from Just q, and Is
now runui nE 81
Esw. ~thersloTe, I. IshAn G. HHrIis. Governor as
aforeseii, By virtue Of tae power aud authority 10 ne
vested do herbs oner q reward Of nree huncred collars
10 any perS5 N or D rsons who may a~pprehend the said
George Milton, ana deliver hin 70 the Sherinor JailoT
Of our county a Dyer. In order thatjuEtics, IN that be-
half, may be hat and ex>cuted.
~ In testimony whereof, I hsve heFsusto set
s. ny hand. END caused the Great Seal Of he
State 20 be ARred at Nashville, the eleventh
day Of July, 1855.
~ the Gsvernor IsHAM g. HARRIS.
J.E. n. Ray. Secretnrv Of STATE
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PIANON PIANOG PIANOSI
Geo. Flaherty & Bro.

IN Addition to our former stoek. We -
L have Just revived an assortment. IN -
Guiding the Grand Pianos from the rem AH
nO~nei msnusactory OF HAilttt 4 Cum-s
ston.
Pine PNrior Sets with an Immense stock OF common
FURNITURE viii Be closed oct st prices a. low as the
lowest, to save ex2snse Of removal 70 our new tore, from
GEO. FLAHBRTY & BRO
inn2adIm cor. Vain and unian SIS. Aemphls.
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AsWe Ilsh 70 encJ7raEe and patroni1e Soufhsrn lite
raiure and enterprise, We WI publish on moderate terms.
Gee0fttcmentt Of our Universities, ColleEes and S-ho-ls
N The South, t~astsfuly mustrsted and ne6ty printed o.
1ns colored psDer, attached 70 each ruuoer Of the Naa-
kline Thoss wishing their E1vertissneuts 70 swear n
TIE nrt nuzbeI, vii please forward their fGvors without
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