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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-27
lecturers on Political History aud Commerce.
geography
HENRY ! AUSTIN, WIT CLARE.

HENRY AUSTIN, WIT CLARE.
TIE design OF the proprietor, In establishing this
ch.in Of Coileges was To Afford young gentlemen the
best sal L. facilities 10. acq uring in expeditions
IN sinner tn rough knoweig OF q numerical oeielee
aud Ar, IS practical. erntloyei ID the Counting
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othe. br anches winch VIII be Of the utmost mpor
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kind. tSEi be OF incacalsbl benefit "a the Mer-
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| Hotel Proprietor, Publisher, PhysictAn, Lawyer.
Land ami Insurance Agent Forwarder. Collector,
\ Frnt-r Contractor, Farmer Produce Dealer, Lum
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| er, Ac &C.
The co,rss % stuiy pursued Mt these COLLEGES is
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which has ev been III reduced into any similar in-
btituton In this country The teachers In the vart
Gus departments are Acknowledged TO have no sui*-
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Practical PenmansAip.
In this department, as In I'll others, these coleges
stand At the very door Of the temple.
The styles OF Practical Ornamental ami Ladies
EpstolAry Penmanship.- 70 universally admired by
all lovers OF GOOD Writing As Taught At These Co..
eges are not equaed ana II Is Int nd'd they never
shall be.
Written specimens OF penrnanslip seat free OF
charge.
students may commence At any time. Dipls ma.
awarded to Graduates Scholarships good Ia either
College.
Employment.
The Principals and Teachers OF these COLLEGES have
extensive business acquaintance, aud will alway
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them all they can in niug situations.
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| For Ornamental PenmAnsho, Gard Writing an
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Further Information givea with pleasure on sppll
cation At the Colegs, or by sending for new Cir.u
lar, which cont aims much valuable Information, al
vii. te furnished ty return Mail.
Address
DAVIS s. Upton,
4 RueS-iti Davenport or Peoria.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF MARIE
o.,.., ADELE d4EbL M n Wis US, Of l. B
TITHEREAS Louis 3. POthIFr has petl-
w ii the Court for Letters Of Administrator .
within ten day why the Of ne aad petitioner
should be granted,
BY order Of the Court.
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CONDITIONs-Comptan an moment del adjudication.
T.. T. PARKER,
do IL "a 81 jan3 Sheriff de IA Parosss d6ri2ans
E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the ParisL Of Orleans.
oUATRrENE CorR DE DISTRICT WILLIAM S. DgNEELL. VS.
PU0LEY, NIC0L co.

PUOLEY, EIC0L 1 GO.
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. No. I2+3gO
I'm VERTU dun alias writ dc ffeFi facias a
IL moi adresse lhonorabe Quaeme Cour de District de
la NOuvelle Orleans dams adre cessus. e proce1eai 10
LUNDI ~ de Decembre, 1883 l0z heures A. NJ sur les
iieux ci apTes designeE. d rRdjndcati0n de-
LIE CUkIENU dun ChantIeT de stue 4 rangle des
Cedar ct Julie dams lie Premier District de cette vile sui
want inyeuaire depose en- mon luteRu pour reeOurs
Sats dams Fanajre ci.desyus.
C0NDITIONs-Cette cee etant la seconde dsrnere lie
dit cansr de bos Reimbursement adiuee
plus orant dernier cheseur pour pry gui Of
dnnZenOis de credit acqueTeur
obligation bOHne pnrtani
cnq pour Ian date usqua Placement.
lie dit aequereur paera deduction du prx
disqualification les fras d'anh0nces greer
seleyaut ensemble la de $50.
f. T. PARKER,
DIG 10 1877 20 sharffde u Parasse aI0FIaans
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St Louis Hotel d l2t
MEDICAL HOUSE No 81 Customuoase street, Hes1
lYE Royal streetFOr the Cure Of Old Ghonc Mercutia,
Syphiticand all Private Diseases without Mercury LudrnCt
from business to friends, and guaranteed
all cases.
The unparalleled which has attended Dr. James Fr3c
lice ia all OF the United States and Europehe many re-
rnarahe he has effected which pronounced INCUR
able hysiCians usties him in offering LIE
the confidence Of the unfortunate The iQioWinH
are the diseases termed Private, and Of which, n
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies, Dr. James per
tertiary Srcturrs Urothal Discharges elect GOuOrrhea
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females however
complicated they may DeseBo the Back and Lons, In
Illumination Of the Bladder and Kidneys rheumatism, Hydro
DR. James would also call the especially Of those
who have privately and Improperly injured themselves in that
solitary habit which ruins the body tn
ting for either business society Constitutional De
bilg0r ImpoenCy The following OF the sad anG
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF youth viz
Weakness Back and Limbs Pain the Head muesE
Vision Muscular Power Papatiun Of the Heart Dyg
p8psig Nervousness lrrabty, symptoms Of Consumption
etc Mentally, the fearful effects the
Loss of Memory Confusion of Lucas, Depression
ef Solitude ImidttF evils produced
persons afflicted with of the above symptoms suulC
fail call on DR. James and be restored perfect
health false ecEcy y0u but apply and
yourself from the awful aRd dreadful consequence II this
terrible rnHlady.
weakness Of the Immediately cnred and full yeor
Remember 1.-THE Medical House Dr. Jerses is 80 Gpton
house street.
from A. ". to & 2. NJ
Consultations strictly confidential
y RsCeN Cases Ut dcRorEhea cured in twentFCur LGur
Or no pay. DIR. j hMES,
II ly e. Cnsy0mhegse street.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
pLACrDE's -oRAyrER STREET.
Stare Manager. .............. .Hr, JOHN SEXTON.
roURTn NLenr oF 1Hs HIeHLY rALEfrEp %

-
Stare Manheor.t.s .Er. JOHN SETON.
treasurer Mr. WARREN.
FOURTH NIGHT OF THE EIGHLY TALENTED CON-
PAEY.
THURSDAY EVENING, Der. 9, 1889
VIII be repeated shakspears's comedy MUCH 10 ABOUT
EOTHTN Benedfck Mr.. George Jordan Don CsgdI9 Mr.
II Davenport LeOiato, Ar @. PlHnkstt, Don Pedro Tr
Briggs Dogberry Mr. Marx smith: Verges Mr. John SETON
Antonio Mr. b. Morris seacoal M teesoBj Don John Mr.
Gobayi Borachi0, Mr. Wall Colrade NJ Duncan Sex,n NJ
Boyd Oatcake Mr. Douglas; Friar Nj AAcrae; Wachman
NJ Bruccian Beatrice Mrs Boyce Hero a,d Margaret
lie Misses A. H. Graham; UfhHla Miss onsdae.
Followed By the PAS sEUb by Mile Geofgett4. OH
NE8E PAS DE TRDIa, by Misses a, and H. Gale and jack
During the evening variety OIL popular Air6 and Over
TO iaughable farce q RhINt
THE IABLES-Kuibbs Mr.. M1.rr; jeremiah, Mr. a H. ba
yenporti Jack Mr. John OWENS Patty Mrs FunSet Miss
knibbs, Mis- LOnsdalei Mrs Humphreys. Mrs Seymour
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
First and Second Tiers and Psrquette rs cents
boxes tIhirn Tier for coiored persons Unlgi..5g
battery =
ffiVhe BOXES - W
BThe Box Once open from 10 TO o'clock daily where
places may be- secured.
80 Doors open hsfpas { cloek-Peformance to con
mehce at !. d9
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ss7nzzazzI11za -
a ~ 1CULAh AuIlGES,
ng.Pnyy,,n,s R.st o,-o
10 "
HEADorARrERs WtsHIyGrog ARTurvRy |
EB- Attention !--The ofEfgeTs ana mcn ITSIl
repaa o meepF 70 be " Se n 70 bs Ea w An en
,I9a SAIs on THURSDAY EVENING 9Th inst at IL
as ., BY oraer of the Captain: ,r,nr,. ,..--,.-.
" = - y = " =Ss2.2
o e odg g sB a De 2f Pss R @ az 2
invited = B f55s, Order Of the Lodge:
d8 q T. oyERT0N, Rec secy |
BALL OF Eaa 3, .a F'TE f. 70 n IsS L"
be d the annual an fI meoting ofthis CpnpamX
Ne eG,aoy year i & Chandler President J. r ksany
Grer + = Rase Fors3s sGeItS t IL nsR r s
Fn * IGyor ~ See T asen NJ j FsHa Msr-h"
ms9 1 Charitable Association ror,. .s..-.,...
VI . ----- =, II ! YIN, 2sslSllsly.
NEW oHLEANs CATAL AND B 5A5 GO! Co.
r4-1,I,e yveIt-ts,or, EsIiJTn sEf,,nteI NJ
ms % Jo o 9l MaE%ae o g o Of i a
pa,,ib s",g or m nr for ino7
nation 10 he under in M d. ,''"''s '"'
- ~ .. e = = - -@22-.--
Ict,r4. oT he en4f NJ IN Plane lry al The First DIS.
ct VT be- dnIigsf in LTeenm Halt during The present sea-
he Ts Lee r Of de purse BY Kew Or PALMER on
FRIDtY Dec itsS IL IS ssubect The Claims The English
Language
Doors open at nan past O'Clock NJ" 70
FL G c a. Ise y&og s 50 cents tickets admitting
a gentleman and two ladies, 81, -
d4 lDt Chairman 81 Committee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-09
sEooSP DlsTEeT }sUcCEssTTqps Of % ALExAN
WHEREAS G. z. Beonregerd has petitions

W LeiieTs Of
Estate Of n. F. Alexander deceased intesate
hereby given all whom it mag couceFn show
cause within days why the prayer OF the said petitioner
should be granted.
By order of the Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-09

dc IA Konvrile. ORLEANS ALEXAEDER.-No. Is $50 .
A TTENDU que g. Il. Iieauregard a prestn-
IA e uHe petition i'etfet do6enir les
Curaee la Succession de feu N F. Alexander de-
Avis est par present que celia peut
cerner aroir d6dure dix tours les ras=ns pour las
quees il ne pas fat dr0it Ia dite petition.
as & ii j. L. KELLY Depute Greffer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-09

Succession Of Martel Panlet and julia Faueur his wife
BY TOURNE & THOMAS.
EUGENE TouRsE Apc,iopeer
80 ~
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. >, 1853, at II O'Clock,
W at Banks Arcade On Mhg2ne street VIII be SOLD at pup
lie aucton by ylue and in pursuance Of order from the
Hon Victor Bur he Judge the Third Judicial District Court
account Of hid succession w
/. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in the square
bounded by Dublin Third Rrlhe and Madison streets in the
town Of Carollon pari Jefsnon Nos 70 g. measuring
tci o fronts ON Tbird stree toge,heF Win ali the i'm.
movements thrrp5n n nnng frame house with belyi,crr
rlor1 gallery atfcs kitchen with rooms clckeu and nj
M, l,ut4 rstgir fine with a auaT
tifv of Trees
: wa LOTS Of GROUND. adjoining the above Nos 4
and Ypirf, : ~ feet each front Oh Dphp street by depth
If i II fpe & inches lgtIi a number Of fruft trees
4 TWO LOTS Or GROUND Situated in the same square
ma above Nos and each 20 feet front on Third
trr4f fy rl4ntb Of l5D lref
A. IjIgEE Ions OF GROUND, in the same square as
}uv4 E. TO ID lpsurrr earI 3u reer trout On Hadson
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E. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.


sIxrENE CoUE De nIsTnIoTl GEORGE CoRYELLE va. ~.
de IL houvelle-O Orleans. JANIS HOGH-No. 61z3
I'm NERIU d. I'm alias writ de safsae ct vente
Ia moi adreSse par Honorable Sxene District de
Ia NouyeleTEans, dams aars ci dssus je proekder l
LUADI, de JRuvteT, sI9 midi PH6fg Ia Ste me de-
y Commune entire les ues du Camp ds Magasna Fadiu
dcatiOn de-
UN TERRAIN siue FanbouTg Iyaudais cidevant Vile
de Lafayette Paroise de JeerSou Iiet No q ID did
fauboUR par les D=uxene Laurel Toisiene e
Live Oak. lie dit terrain est degne par 81 su m ban
dreste par Fl. Grant date dn 81 Mai 1873 msure B Des
ponces gnes de face IA Deuxieme prof ndeur
de III peds pouces ignss du cole du terrain No Ill
peds poucs u cote du terrain No g. borne dana Il
par lie terrain No II.
Sais dams afaire cf-dessus
+. T. PARKER
d8 l824 81 jan3 Sheriff de IA Paroisss d Orleans.
FOURTH DISTRICT CoURr WILLIAM S. BoNsELL W. poo
of New Orleans. s LEY. NICOL 4 EO.-N0 1890
pK VIRTUE of alias writ Of ierI facEaS
ID directed by the Honorable the Fourth District
OF New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed
sell public auction the premises hereinafter designated
MONDAY December goth, 1853 at It4S O'Clock A. NJ.
THE CONTENTS of Lumber Yard situated the corner
Of Cedar and Julia Streets III the First District this city
per inventory to he my office.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Ths being the second and last auction the said
property will be definitely adiudcated to the highest and last
bidder for whatever will bring al tEelve months credit the
purchaser furnishing bond with good and security
bearing per interest from date until final
payment Said chaser shall have dedUct and pay cash
the amount Of printing SheriHs and Clerks fees which
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~ oRee-So. l5 BURGUNDY STREET, between Canal
and Customhouse streets.
s-Hops for Consultation from 70 o'clock. Residence
St Louis Hotel. d rs
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A BsYN.sH AND KIRSCH;-
n so Kirsch-G Lecgulhe.
70 Abaynh
81 :. !. Hermnnn Freres.
BURGUNDY
50 cases-qs anl rts-Cos Nougent, Volnay Rchgb9urE
from he wel6uown house Of Chts. NJ aey and Count
Iigert BeRr
For sale BY GRATIAA CNNiMAGERE & co,
d6 20 Customhouse street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CPABiIING q ROGERS AMPHTTHEATER AND
- MUSEUM corner St Charles street and Commercial Place
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F5HiAIJl IA iTEItS WASHlN8T0N Ar.

af-Urder or =. W. m.-EEashing.fon Com
clRve NO e. holds its meetings every tt ESDAY ETESIN4At
7o'c2ck the Ledge ROOM the Garroon Depot corner
blrnnMe AVID RnrdiLm streGLs. dl2 Il
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J A. FAHNMsTOCEE,s NmRaEIFrGE HAS

| gICyVISsE1 TO CAtsPENTEEtS AND BUILDERS
Patant Sawed Misunderstanding, both rough and dressed
FOR The very yellow Pine end Cypress timber Tor saa at
Ia er Tor rough germ for dressed in lots TO sait
/ purchasers.
81 /, " Ar FLAMING MILLS. Basin
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Il
COsTUMER,
Respectfully Informs her customers and the public that hav
ing greatly her extensive stock by mpoHtiOns
from Pris she prepared furnish the complete
and elegant assortment Of
COSTUMES. MASKS, D0MINOES, etc,
0tred in this comprising every nation and STYLE
Ancient and Modern, chosen by Mr.. u. in Paris.
Mrs. G. has large collection o. Costumes entirely Her
Costumes tor Lad esEmbroideeG Velvet tni SHtiuHre
the richest which have made. Prices moderate.
Mnae GrouX has Toilet Room expressly reprinted for
Ladies
re-. Costumes made to order on short notice n24 IF
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COPARTNERsHIP.

n, IssOLUTTOy OF COPARTNERsHIP-T The
- cgysr srshp heretofore existing under the tyle and hf
d HSLLER hAGAN dissolved by mutual consent on
the ss December inst. HALfiER & BROTHER will alone
the Of the hrn Ia Liquidation
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
Effects Of Intemper.nce.

/ The following is the most graphic delineation
OF the miseries and effects of intemperance that
we have ever seen--it is from the arguments
advanced by certain citizens of Portage county,
Ohio, in memorial 10 the Legislature on the
subject
- And yet its march of ruin is onward still -
1t reaches abroad to others-invad the family
and social circles-and spreads woe and sorrow
all around. 1t cuts down youth in its vigor-
manhood in its strength-and age in its weak
ness 1t breaks the fathers heart-bereaves the
doating mother-extingushes natural affection
-erases conjugaf love-blots out iial attach
ment-blights parental hope-and brings down
mourning age, in sorrow. to the grave. 1t pro-
duces weakness. not strength sickness, not
health death, not life 1t makes wives widows
children orphans-fathers fends-and all of
them panpers and beggars. 1t halls fevers-
feeds rheumatsms--nurses gout---welcomes
epIdemics-invies cholera-imparts pestilence,
and embraces consumptions. 1t covers the land
with idleness, poverty, disease and crime. 1t
hills yonr jails- supplies your aims houses-and
demands your asylums. 1t engenders contro-
versies-fusters quarrels-and cherishes riots.
II contemns law-spurns order-and it loves
mobs 1t crowds your penitentiaries-and fur
nlshes the victims for your scafiolds. 1t is the
life e-blood of the gambler-tne aliment of the
counterfeiter-the pr p Of the highwaywan, and
the support of the Midnight incendiary.
1t countenances the liar-respects the thie-
and esteems the blasphemer. 1t violates obi-
gation-reverences fraud-and honors infamy.
1t detames benevolence-hates love- scorns
virtue and ISLANDERS innocence. 1t incites the
father to butcher his offspring-helps the hus-
band to massacre his wife-and aids the child
to grind his parrcidal axe. 1t burns up man
consumes woman-detests life-curses God
nd desp ses Heaven
1t suohorns witnesses-nurses perjury-de-
files the jury box, and stains the judicial ermine.
II brides voteS-disqualiies voters--corrupts
pollutes our institutions-and endan-
gers our government. 1t degrades the citizen
-debases tie Observation-Disclosures the states
man, and disarms the patriot. 1t bringsshame,
not honor; terror, not safety; despair, not hope;
misery, not happiness And now as with the
malevolcnce Of Send, it calmly surveys its
rightful desolatons. and iasatiate with havoc, it
poIsons felicity-kilfs peace-ruins morals
blights onfdence-says repuiation-and wipes
out national honor-ihen curses the world-and
laughs at its ruin
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
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The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
Louis Napoleon and Louis Philippe.

Forneys Press closes an arsicle upon Louis
Nepoleon, with the relation of circumstance
which, it says, illustrates the personal character
Of Louis Philippe, and throws light upon the
conduct of Louis Napoleon. in connexion with
the much condemned confscation of the Orleans
property. one of the first acts of actual soyer-
eighty performed by Louis Napoleon, after the
coup d etat of December, 1851. We relate it on
the personal authority of Louis Napoleon who,
when stating the circumstance, expressed his
regret that it was not publicly known:
While the great Napoleon reigned, be was not
only liberal, bat protuse, in his allowances to
the different members of the family. At ST.
Helena, he told Uleara that his relations had
all taken good care of themselves, which was
indeed the truth. Madame Mere died immensely
rich, and all her children were in good crcum-
stances. When Louis Napoleon went to Bou-
logne. with Moatholon, the tame eagle. and an
army not much larger than is seen upon the
theatrical stage,l he had converted most of his
properly into cash, and, besides large suppIy
of gold, had the sum OF e250, 900, equal to ST.
2oO,OoO OF our money, in his pocket-book-
When he was taken prisoner, as he was swim
ming back to the city of Edinburgh steamboat,
which took him I Boulogne, this money, in
notes of the Bank of France, was in his pocket
N custody he was subjected the usual search.
and each article found upon his person was
takenF Ffom hlin sealeu up, and transmitted to
the authorities at Paris. According to custom.
a receipt foe these various articles was given to
The prisoner This receipt named his pocket
hook, but took nonotice ofits valuable contents.
IN, the agitation of the scene, Louis Nepoeon
did not observe this omission. He saw the
whole packet carefully tied up, sealed and ad-
dressed personally to Louis Philippe, according
TO specific Instructions from Paris. He never
had the slightest doubt that Louis Philippe per-
sonally received the packet so addressed
After his conviction BY the Chamber OF Peers
aud condemnation to perpetual Imprisonment in
the 70 tress of Ham, the various articles taken
from Louis Napoleon were given back to hira-
poeket-book included. But the contents had
disappeared
1t was Louis Napoleon's belief when he related
this incident that Lonis Philippe had thieyishl,
appropriated to his own use the pecuniary con.
tents of the pocket-book. 4 monarch who wa:
so mean in money matters as Louis Philippe
potoriousy was could not resist the temptation
of sacking 6.250.O0o francs belonging to a pris-
oner for life 1t was the remembrance of thi.
that made Louis Nspoieon c0afscate the Or
leans property.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
HOTEL.
COR. BROADWAY f. S4NSONE- SITS.
San Francisco.

<.ssAk THE PROPRIETOR OF THIS WELL
IiiiE3 known and old established House is
EElM still at his old tricks-of feeding the
public for the low sum of six dollars per week
and still they come to partake of his good and
well furnished Table; and as Mr.. Kelly is one
of the Pioneer Hotel Keepers of this city he
pledges himself that there will be nothing
wanting at his House to make the public COM
Portable.
The House is centrally located, in the vicini-
ty Of the Custom House, Post Office, and also of
the np-river and ocean steamers.
The House contains number of single and
Family Rooms welISentillated, suitable for la
dies and single gentlemen.
There is also attached to the House n Reading
Room, and Library which contains large
number of selected Standard Works There is
also, at the arrival Of each steamer, wagon
which belongs to the House, to convey passen-
gers and baggage, free of charge. The public
are respectfully requested to give the House a
trial.
Board, per week. ..s.....s"..............S6 OC
Board, per day......................... 1 oC
-..-.o'
Lodging, per night. to rs cts
Lodging. per week. 90 to 81 OF
JOHN KELLY, Jr., Proprietor.
San Francisco, March 80 1858. ap3:3m