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~ IIOstettCr's Celebrated Stomach Bitter, a.,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Nervous Chronic Debility are vs
pleasant in taste and SMELL and be taken under anv %
cumstances In Of Dyspepsia like magc strenvh
enng the zone Of the stomach stimulating the digestive NJ
ers; and giving rdy health the cheek and brightpe IA
heeye In all Of diseases Of the stomach whether aev
chronic may be recommended for Its soothing cordial
and renOyntns influence Dyspepsia Heartburn, LO.s Of
Appetite, Nausea, Nervous Trcmors Relaxation Debility
are relieved by the Bters in very short space Of time ana
perseverance In their fails 10 work thorouvA
cure. Every family should have IIOsetters celebrated so
aeh Bers No article is peculiarly adHPe our elms,,
Sold by Druggists Hotels and rseass saloons thvOuRhout
California and Oregon. 81. TT
CAUTlON-uyers are particularly requested to beware Of
spurious article manufactured and represented to be Ho.
letters Biters which all who sell the genuine artc.
can detect Is sold by the gallon but square bot,
uss containing full quart with the cork covered with m.
ac cap and name cap and bottle with directions for us.
PARK Il WHITE, Sole Agents, to whom all order;
should be addressed, 1872 Washington st., San Pranesco
Ism
, 1858-12-24

Importers, Wholesale and Retail Agents
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINES WARRANTED
GENUINE
1872 Washington st., opposite the Market san Francisco
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

PETER THE HERMIT Last Sun
day morning we saw man with a
book in hand, standing in front his
cabin door, preaching the gospel to
three other men who sat on a bench
before their door, some three hundred
yards from the preacher. And he
cried, with a loud voice, Repent ye,
for the kingdom of heaven is at hand!'
The scene was one of peace and
beauty: All about their cabin were
floods Of sunshine; big dog lay un~
der tree shade; cat sat lazily on a
projecting roof-pole, and a pot was
boiling in an out door fireplace, and
suspended by two forked sticks and a
cross-pole. There was no sound of
Sabbath-breaking instrument-noth>
ing disturbed the still air but the
voice of the eccentric preacher who
'cried aloud and spared not We
knew not who called him to preach;
we reckon it was the still, small voice,
which rouses the Christian to prayer
at the day dawn, and turns his face
to the ground when he feels the pre-
sence of invisible Deity about him.
At any rate the preacher was not
preaching for money, for he had no
deacon to send round with the con-
tribution box. We suppose he was a
sort Of heavenly guerrilla, harrassing
Satan at the outskirts of his domin~
ions, and designing to pick off any
struggling sinner who might come In
range of his ecclesiastical battery.
Trinaty Journal.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16
look for what is not well. The great

look for what is not well. The great
danger of secret societies is that they
construct our individuality by the
multiplication of obligations which
bind a man to do what he should do
without them, or to do what he can
not always rightly do; so that he
must either sacrifice his private in
tegrity, or be false to his promises
either way being false to himself. If
he is honestly devoted to his "order'
it becomes an exclusive speciality
with him, and limits his usefulness
while it narrows his views. Nearly
all persons, when young and going
about with their small lanterns on the
old quest for truth, think to find that
subtle principle in the symbols of
some society /; but the time comes,
for many of them, when they can
only find truth by retracingtheir steps
and emerging from the cells of secre-
cy to mix again with the crowd. They
find that all men are indeed radical
ly the same ;" that "secret societies"
can not Undue those with fraternal
feelings who previously were cold and
selfish. They learn that seclusion is
only wholesome when it is private,
and that secrecy cloaks more of
meanness than it develops of good
ness. Once more free, it does not
seem impossible that all men are bro
theirs, and that duty lies in the broad
path where all men walk and suffer.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

RELEASED FROM A LONG IMPRIs-
oNMENT.--The oldest inhabitant OF
these mountains has been found at
last. On Thursday last one Of the
men employed at drifting in Marlette
& Co.'S claim in this place, on break
ing off piece of hard cement, was
not little astonished to see a frog
leap out of the mass, and hop off to-
wards the streaks of daylight that
penetrated down the shaft. He was
captured and upon a closer examina-
ton into the quarters occupied, it was
found that his body had been very
neatly fitted into the cement, so that
its outlines were perfectly defined.
His frogship is perhaps the most an
cient of living things-so ancient, In
deed, that speculation upon his years
would doubtless carry US back to an
tediluvian times, and throw the anti
guilty of the Pyramids far into the
shade. During all this time he has
been close prisoner over one hun
dred feet beneath the earth. Give
the old fellow chance.-San An
dreas Independent.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16
UNIFORM REMEDY
Rraa tie fnllnming.


This certificate sent us by agents at Patter-
SOL n y which is also certified to by several of the
neigllbors of Mr.. Ballard.
Messrs. A. B. & D. SANDS: Gentlemen,-It gives
me pleasure to send you the following statement in
regard to my son. He took severe cold, and after
eight weeks Of suffering the disease settled in
his left leg and foot which sweled to the utmost.
The swelling lanced by his physician and dis
charged most prosey; after that less than eleven
ulcers formed on the leg and foot at one time. We
had five different physicians but none relieved him
much; and the last winter found him so emaciated
and low that he unable to leave his bed, suffering
the most excruciating pain. During this time the
bone had become so much affected that piece after
piece came OCT of which he has more than twenty
five preserved in bottle. varying from enehaf to
and half inches in length. We had given up all
hopes of his recovery; but at this time were in
duced to try your Sarsaparla and with its use his
health and appetite began Immediately to improve,
and so rapid was the change that less than dozen
bottles effected perfect cure.
With gratitude, remain truly yours,
DARIUS BALLARD.
Prepared and sold by A. b. & ID. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-street corner Of
William, New York.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE & Co., Fl. JOHN
SON & Co.. and REDINGTON & Co., San Francisco;
RICE & COFFIN, Marysvile; r. H. MCDONALD
& Co., Sacramento; and by Druggists generally.
For sale by B. P AVERY.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16
Chinese MaXimS.

The wise man does not speak of all
he does, but he does nothing that
cannot be spoken of.
Virtue does not give talents, but
it supplies their place. Talents nei-
Their give virtue nor supply the place
of it.
The pleasure of doing good is the
only one that never wears out.
10 cultivate virtue is the science
of men; to renounce science is the
virtue of women.
When men are together they listen
to one another; but when women and
girls are together they look at one
another.
Receive your thoughts as guests,
and treat your desires like children.
The prison is shut night and day,
yet it is always full the temples are
always open, and yet you find no one
in them.
Towers are measured by their
shadow, and great men by those who
are envious Of them.
What a pleasure it is to give !!
There would be no rich people lfthey
were capable Of feeling this.
Who is the greatest liar? He who
speaks most of himself.
One never needs wit 50 much as
when he has to do with fool.
HUGS Travels
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

HDPThat was a beautiful compli-
ment which Sir Richard Steele paid to
Lady Elizabeth Hastings: 'Though
her mien carries much more invita-
ton than command, to behold her is
an immediate check to loose behavior,
and to love her IS a liberal education. D
The same writer elsewhere says: ga
woman must think we'll to look well.''
He. thus alludes to woman's educa>
ton: "You deliver your daughter to
a dancing master, you put collar
round her neck, you teach her every
movement under pain of never having
a husband if she steps, or looks, OF
moves awry; and all the time you
forget the true art, which is to make
mind and body improve together, tc
make gesture follow thought, and no,
let thought be employed upon ges-
ture."
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

DOWNFALL OF THE AMERICAN EA-
GLE.-Captain Moore of the Dry
Creek Ranch, informs US that grey
eagle, measuring seven feet, seven
inches, from tip to tip of the wings,
was shot one day last week, by one
of the men employed upon the ranch.
His eagleship had been observed ho
vering over the premises for some
hours before he was killed, and when
he met his fate was perched upon
fence rail watching the agonies of a
SOW that was giving birth to litter
of pigs. A post norton examination
of the "proud bird' revealed the hor-
rible fact that the sow aforesaid had
already brought forth two infant
porkers, which, as Lamb quotes:
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,''
had been pounced upon and swallowed
by the voracious emblem Of Hail Co.
lumbia We blush to own that the
pernicious influences of California life
have so far degraded the high char
acter of our nations chosen bird as
to make it possible for him to be
caught in the act of committing por-
cine infanticide-and to such pur.
pose! We now learn by horrible
example why the American Eagle is
generally represented as crying
multuns IN parvo. He thus alludes
to the disgusting plenitude of his
intestinal pork packing establishment.
Butte Record.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

D|A writer in the Mountain
Messenger thus apostrophizes the nil
ners: +" White slaves of your mex
orable masters, pride and poverty,
dig on You are under a beautiful
sky, and in lovely climate !; but
where are your thoughts forever
turning-where do the old folks
stay ?"
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

A debating club in Jackson, has
decided that it is not proper to es>
tablish an Independent Republic On
this coast.
When Cyrus W. Field was boy
he worked for Stewart, the Marble
Palace dry goods merchant Of New
York, for one dollar per week.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

Some day it will be found that to
bring up a man with genial nature,
a good temper and happy frame of
mind, is a greater effort than to
perfect him in much knowledge and
many accomplishments.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

Three miles below Niagara Falls,
at a bend, the river is actually ten or
a dozen feet higher in the centre than
at the sides. Two men, standing up
on opposite banks, cannot see each
other across the Swelling, tide"
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

If a man is odious in society he
might as we'll be in prison. The
worst prisons are not of stone; they
are of throbbing hearts, outraged BY
an Infamous life.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

There is a goose in Hunterdon co.
N. j., that has seen the frosts of 80
winters, and has been in the possess
sion of its present owner for the last
fifty years. Two years ago she laid
four eggs which she Matched.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

A GOOD EGG.-An exchange says
that good egg when put into pail
of water will lie on ITS side. Where
upon the Amador Ledger observes
that it is the same with lawyers ;. a
good one when in hot water will, In
yariably, lie on his side.
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

The brandy, wine, cigars and to-
bacco imported into the United States
last year, cost $11,934,868. Hard
times. indeed !
The hydraulic press., 1858-10-16

A Sign OF RAIN.-It is said the
odor of flowers is most perceptible
when the atmosphere is damp. How
ever that may be, women, We know
are sweetest in tears.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-06
BY Goddin & Apperson.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM IN
- - G0OCHLAND COUNTY. ON JAMES RIVER
THIRTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND Ann o.
SLAVES THEREON. As trustee i'm a deed Of tr,ss
exeeued by Sam'l ID. Leake and wife bearing date
- November, 1851, duly rec, rded in G,wchjand
County Court, shall. in execution of the same AMI
with tbe concurrence ard approbation of said tasr
proceed To sell, at public auction at Gocchland
Court House, on MONDAY the 18th March Has
(being court day. at II Uclo"k the tract of land ad
joining the Court House. called Snowt,en" on
which said Leake resides, containing 40 acres
Of which about 65 acres river low grounds OF the
finest GEalty. The high land is very good and ca.
pable of the highes; Improvement There Is an am
pie supply OF wood land, embracing some excellent
oak timber. The buildings on the pace, thons h
not in good order are sufficient for the use of the
place.
After the sale of the Land VIII be sold 20 Negroes
all of when. ara young aud likely, embracing Men.
Women and Children and among the number Is a
good shoemaker. and several seamstresses These
negroes among The most valuable TO be found in
similar estate whether reference tie had TO their
character qualifications healthiness. The terms
for the land will be most liberal viz One-ifth cash;
balance at |, 2, aud years FIR bonds bearing in-
terrst. (the same payable annually secured by n
trust deed For the slaves cash. or IN hen thereof
satisfactorily endorsed neg table notes at 4mnnths
Interest added. DIR Geo w Harris. or John Thump-
son. Jr, Eco, living near the place. will show the
land to any one wishing to view the same.
KEAN Trustee.
GoDDIN AppERsoN, Aucts.
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By Larus & Shine, Aucts.

~, ~ YER WATCHES AND JEwELRY. COIN SIT.
' wSk wARE. &c, AT AUCTION.-Wili be sold st
PUBIC SUCTION, &C Yore No; ~ Main street. NEXT door
splendid assortment Of ne Gold and liver ache
Aiso splendid stock OF fine Gold Jewelry. snitabic
STOCK OF Coin Silver Wsre, warranted not plated -
ne above stock il from large manufacturing ana
aporung Rouse In New York. which has recently
40 Sale To- commence on MONDAY EvEyIy0.
TIC lst March. at o'clock, and will DO Continued
MokNiNd and kVENfNG every dAy this weak :
Sales positive. as the goods must be sold TO tho
hi g IS st bidder. LARUS 4 sHfNR,
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CURE FOR COLDS.-Receiving this
" day fresh supply Iceland Moss Paste, Marsh
Mallow Drops, Gum Drops all fayours. Lcoric
sale by A. ANT0NI.
NH st. Nicholas Saloon
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By e. L. Cook & Co.

Rf virtue Of Deed IF Trust, executed
-. - by John Taliey, on the day of October
1890, ana OF record IN the Clerks oc. of the Uust
o. the beneficiary therein named, will be sold on,
the l2'h at March. at the residence of sad
Ia tLuiry, on MAIN corner of Nineteenth street All
the household and Kitchen Furniture Of said Tailey
consisting OF the usual variety Sale 10 commence
a. nj nj . a elcck' A Nj. EB COOK Co..
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NOTICE. have this day appointed
" III W TYLER my agent TO cOnduct the Milling
and Grocery kusiness at Rockets, to buy for cash
only. VIM N TINSLEY.
MARCH Sd, lSjS. NH i-l5t*
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ny Thomas W. Keesee, Auctioneer.
ton'ce Corner 18th and Cary strests.

I'm FOUR MULES, WAGON AND
3 sar3yT,,lx SETS OF HARNEss. FOR sALn
March s,h az :, .., og SOLD on Saturday morning.
near the central Railroad Depot, four good ME-
one 5000 road Wagon, and four sets OF Harpess AZ
ALSO,
one small pony. psrttctiy sound ana WORKS vsu
an;, Is aiso nns saddle nag for ladies and Children
ALSO
very hne buggy horse. six years bid. sound and
The above can be sold privately at n fair rvios =
Apply to TfiDMAS " gre REncs-
NH 3 " ssSEn.
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q ADIM hItLE IHNU FUN bALE.--
For sale my Farm Of 81 acres. In Albemarle
ak miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
The Virginia Central Railroad and two from the RI
acres-one-third bottom land-are cleared, enclosed
and highly improved. AL necessary out buildings
ana Wen OF hrst rate water are on the preTises-
made for Richmond property. Address me st Rich.
mond. or call at my ONCE. corner Of Franklin aud
Governor streets. 8. A. HART.
oC l5--d6m
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BOARDING, 40.

y1,0 THE PUBLlC.--The undersigned,
. hAy;p. learned that rumof Is current thst ,he
ST CHARLES HOTEL had ehsnsea .a LIZ f,ssn'n
g. ,nothoj 10 inform the pablo and nus ifiebus
ncr"ilS II Is false and that he Is stiil the ftepfie
~ and he expects 60 can,lnue 50. ., ..,, 49,
he'll he matket a-rds; and The Bar MN eno,cs
,onors And every attention vii ne psia 70 rshde'
p,,yi.ions having also declined in psices ne also
MA r.Siuce his pri'e In proportion, rs bi'o"s'
~, W., s,,, afseT the Isl day q March next
' TRANSIENT BoARDEEs .oo
fnof,th. ~,
week
Z" fap
u,apar
r.'''s' .''.''''.
ispf gAs
PERMANENT RokBnERs. -, -.
r, the year. with roonis,...... '..'.s ~ ~
~ - 0r4gier with roolas per month";. ~ W
=, q. ,;otL ,........-...... 20 90
a. No ,etl,., lioa for absences, ,.,,,,,
g" THOMAS NJ. PARR0w,
.a..itr,t Proprietor.
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TWO HOUSES AND I0Ts oN rAIIP,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE
u Farm OF I3l kCREs, LESS Or MORE. IN
HESTERFIELD COUNTY, YIRG1NIA-As Trus-
tee in certain deed oftrust from Mr. Charles Herb
schieb dated the 6h day of February, 1856 duly re-
cutinn the same proceed 10 sell at public auction
ON the PREMISES on MONDAY, March the Sth 1883.
fair day. the land conveyed by the said deed con-
tanning Isl acres: less or more it conf rtable
Log Mouse. Kitchen, Smoke HOUSE, Cgrn Crib sta
pc ven IL the yard, q fine growth of Dung Peach
Trees bearing good fruit. Also a small Apple Orch
dfu; ABOUT ~ acres under Improvement with a good
9rlgihai GROWTH Of Pine Timber Bound by the
miles from Richm9nd, Va, 2,s miles from Chester
neld Court House, between the Richmond and Corrt
House road and the CogbiIl road
TERMS given at the time Of sale.
GEORGE HARRIS JONES
fe 26-tds IT,, -
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FOR BALTIMORE VIA NOR

- . Il DhLIIMVhE VIA NUN
- FOLK The good schooner OCEAN, Aaron
master having portion of her cargo engaged, au'
gong on board. viii have all possible dispatch. Fol
remainder 81 cargo, apply TO . 49,,
NIB st COIQUITT %
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BY Chas. I. Workman & Co

CARGO SALE OF NEW ORLEANS
SUGAR AND CUBA MOLAssES AT arc
tiON.--0n WEDNESDAY, March 10th, at chr Wsrs-
mouse, on the Dock, commencing at n o'cloct "
we will sell the cargo per scbr iIiawatbs a.,
takapAs. La. consisting of- 'io"i Al
100 hhds prime to choice SUGARS
Will be added to the above sale the carer,- 49,.
schr Flora King, ldly expected from Gardens IN -,
ba, consisting Of i''S, III
al hhds prime Cuba M0LAsSES
l0S tierces d., do do
- bbls do do do
TRIMS OF sALE-For all sums under SIoo cash.
paper. "
AS-S Sale without regard te weather
CuA5 L WORKMAN & CO
nah 4-tds Auctionsa,s
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN IS YEAR,

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN IS YEARS
II OF AGE-Whcse sands of life have nearly RIM
out. discoveries while in The East Indies certain
cure for Consumption, Asthma. III oncbits Coughs
covered by him when his only child daught.r r,
was given up tode. lie I'D heard much of the won
deTfdl restorative and heang qualities of prepara.
tons made from the East India hemp and the thought
occurred to him that he might make remedy Tor
his child. He stunied hard and succeeded in real
izing his wishes. His child was cure, and is now
alive and well. He has since administered the wo,-
derful remedy to thousands of sufferers in all parts
completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do as
much good possible. he will send to su of q af.
hicted fellow beings request it, this recipe with
cessfuIly using T.. He requires each applicant To
incose him one shilling-three cents to be returned
postage on the recipe and the remainder TO be an
piled 20 the ayment OF this advertisement
Address DIR. II. JAMES, 10 Graad street Jersey
City. N. j.
nv reCina. as has been AdYertisei. Il 2z-lGcX m
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=, THE CLASSES OF THE RICH

F1J 1 IT @ OLhND ND VI TIT NAOI
s.1& M0ND MI SICAL INSTITUTE. which has Just
Tx commenced its second session. meet fol
low: The Juvenile classUn Wednesday aud Saturjaj
afternoon, al clock; the Adult class. IN Monde!
and Thnredly evening, ut ~ o'clock. A part I,
each evening is devoted to the practice OF Glees-
Terms for the session per scholar, Juvenile class 81
Adult class ST 80. TIE session ends the last week in
LEIIER. at the Music Rooms, 2l2 Broad street
nearly opposite the store Of VI sBrs. Breeder Fox
L. 27-iE
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CHANGE OF BUSINESS. - Intending
~ 10 make q change In our business, re Offer our
entire STOCK at cost for short time consistne IL
Wood and willow Ware; HousekeSpng Goo.is; Fam
ey Articles; China. Glass, and Sarthrnwsre Of every
description The stocs h fresh and drsiraole, and
offers great indueements 10 those wishing TO Inr-
chase.
All person. indebted 20 as viii please call and eet
tie as wish 10 eiose our books - soon possible.
TH0S. L. ANGUS 3 O.,
i67 West Main ftreef,
NH SIT Opposite Exchange Bank.
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'
z-fs n,y,.orieattv-Ioca;,d establishment has been
...,s,,,~. psi.ted Aal improved, from top to bot
Ian, snA the Proprietor j. prepared 20 Accommodate
t.s,.!iin,- pnblic in a style equal to any other
-. ir tEr Southern country. the terms are mo-
i.rsso snG ne pains will be spared TO give entire Sat
isLl.t..a: I L MEATuERWAX Pronrietar.
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SALsss.
S717URE DxYy
/ Dickinson, Hill 8 90.

SALE OF NEGROES.--By virtue Of .
mond, pronounced en- the 1911, OF Fsbruary Isss n
@ suit q Hall and ais W Halls admir- ana aia Tur.
t;a ne VILE W iiliams and ais sell 81 public anc-
Eirh,.nIl Co, on ErnnkIin street In the city Of
cing a. ~ 90 me 10th day Of March next eomnse-
eonsiss;n :" ~ Y. ten or twelve Nerroes
A5,,.~.rr THOMAS W DJSWkLL
q. Aam Oh Nelson w Hall. decd. AMI sar,,,v
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ARUS & SHINE, Auctioneers and
- Commission Merchants, No. II Main street, give
their undivided services Auctoneers for the sale
real estate, merchandise of every description, and
household furniture.
Sale OF horses, mules, cows. wagons and carriages
&c, &C, every Saturday.
P. c. LARUS. JAS. N. SHINE
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'- = " III MCFARLAND, Trustee. g
By John A. Lancaster & son.

A UCTION SALE We will sell at auc-
"A ton. at our Office. ON WEDNESDAY. the iash
inst at Y o'clock $3.50 Of the Bonds Of the Midio
THAN Coal Mining COMPANY. payable ist JanasrJ.
lSi2, Is shares Virginia Central ka,trnaa steek,
NH JN0 A LANCASTER sos.
Will be added TO the above. 80 shares Eashmonu
Fire Association Stock: Sa.Aa Virginia and Tenhss
NH jail son.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL. UNION ST.,
NJ tP0kMERLY THE uNIoN)

rs THOMAS NJ. PARRow,
M lin Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Richard Cauthorn.
TRUSTEES SALE on sTorr 4,

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOcK nr
4 GROcERIEs, AND HOUSEHOLD AMI KIs.
CHEN FUkNIfURE-By vistne Of a trust deed
frctn Jesse Barnes to me. recorded In the Clerk :
tifiica Of the Hastings C5urt of the ei,y Of pirb
uaDd. shat, on THURSDAY 18th az March. lsas' A.
laociock NJ at the store recently occupied by Eaj
Barnes on the south side Of Franklin between 18th
and 18th streets se At public auction to the high
est bidder, all the stock Of Geods Groceries and
In said store consisting Of the usual varie-
ty to be found in a retail establishment
Also, a LOT Of Household and Kitchen Furniturc
TERNs-Cash US to all sums OF $50 and under. All
sums over So sixty days credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
Il. NANCE, Trustee.
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