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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-16
freight L6sse !

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Freight E6Me
-BETWEEH-
Worcester md Nea0 York.
COMMERCIAL STEAMBOAT COAIPAEY,S LINZ
OF Powerful Screw Steamers,
-BErWEEN-
PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK,
Connecting at Providence with the
Providence d. Worcester Rail Road,
4 F'7YszSS 81 ~ Goods transported between Wor.
lrr5ea -54, Scasfer and New York as low, and with
sSas zs equal despatch, as by any other line.
The Steamers OF this line will leave Providence for New
York daily, Sundays excepted) from foot Of South Main
Street, and will leave New York daily, Sundays except
ed from Pier IL North River.
Philadelphia and Baltimore freight taken at reasonable
rates, and forwarded with great despatch.
This Line connects by arrangement With the daily In
lana Line Of PropellerB between New York and Philade
pha, and with the ri-weeky inland line TO Baltimore
when theinand route is open.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight will be forwarded
nom New York by any other nes, directed, at our
current rates.
For further information, apply to EDWIN BYNNER
J0URDAN, Master OF Transportation Of Providence and
Worcester Railroad, Worcester TO Isaac 0de Pier No
II, North River, New York, or 10
b. BUFFUM, Agent, Foot south Main st.,
worce'ter.Feb %, 1868 dawtf Providence.
4 EoNARD cos BOSTON * EAST.
h TERN EXPRESS,
Over me Boston 8 worcester tfttrood,
OFFIoEs-lS0 Main st.. Worcester Court Street.
Boston. mhl2 dtf
f.Isses.sf.s.s FULLER'S NORWICH AND
eifGs WORCESTER EXPRESS.
OFFIoEs-180Main st., Worcester N. o. Breckenridge
tore under Wauregsn House, Norwich, OF.
n packages should be marked Fullers Express.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1855. septb
r5slss4es1 ROSES PROVIDENCE AMI
~ ~ WORCESTER EXPRESSLY Every Train
Packages Forwarded, Notes. Drafts and Bills collected
and paid and all orders attended TO with despatch.
oFFioEs.-1S0 Main street, Worcester; Horace Cooks
Store. Woonsooket No. Exchange street, Providence
rsssszi.a-ssa- FIsKE Il CO.'S UNITED sTATkH
gEx-ftA AND CANADA EXPRESS. = Messen-
gers leave Worcester three times daily via Worcester
and Nashua Railroad for Boston, Nashua, Lowell Law
rance &C. furnishing the most direct and exdedtous line
FIsKE a co., ProprietorB,
q 40 Court Square, Boston.
o. H. Osgood, Agent General Express ONCE, No
Lincoln House Block. Worcester. du n2l
SSECoND HAND FURNITU II T..
Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing 10 sell
their Furniture for Cash. and have Il removed without
further trouble wlahnd II to their advantage 10 cal on
PUTNAM CLARK,
du No. l43 Main street
1E DOZ. LUBIN's ExTRACTs.-oom
~ priling oil the choicest Varieties for sale at
pn2 du D. so0TTb Drug Store
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INDIAN MEDICAL DESTITUTE
OFFICE, No. So BRoMFIELD sTREET, BosToE. MASS
Rev. Norris Day. q SiaeN'
Rev. P Mason, Getty Missionary. ....Vice President
W., ry,er Eso ...............T Treasurer
Io,,, stv,ss .secretsty.
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FOR SALE CHEAP
GROCERIES, &C.

N e w s II o r. E!!
The undersigned hereby give notice that they have
taken
Store No. SI4 Main Street,
and have furnished with good assortment of choice
FAMILY GROCERIES.
consisting in part Of -
Fine Green and Black Teas, Cofees, Sugars,
Spices. Preserves, Pickles, Sardiases,
And all kinds Of Foreign and Domestic Fruits New York
Fancy Crackers and Confectionery which they offer for
sale at the lowest price for Cash.
Our Stock has been carefully selected and we shall
continue to add to it from to time the best the mar
ket affords
Any goods purchased at our place, and upon ezanl
animation, not pleasing, will be cheerfuLy eEchGng
cd
sugle trial is respectfully solicited.
ALEX PUTNAM, ]. NJ. SMITH.
le2S DIFF
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meeting q this Company, held al theT
0aice ID Clark's Block, en- Tuesday ian, ol, IS ro"
Ing named persons were chosen directors 10Y 'ne '0''
aesry 4, Denny, Worcester, Geo. Nj Rice, Worcester
g. plackhlirn Boston, Wm. 3. Fox il.
Esek Saunders, Grafton; Danlel IslhlsI' ~, ,,,
Aonzo White leicester, sara T. houb19; -
3 2 Denny Clanpviie. q. NJ Bgelo# Clinton
At subsequent meeting Of the Board EENht a
DeNNY was chosen President, WIZ 3. DENNY eecFe
tarv and PAKLEY HAMMOND, Treasurer
Nav 1865 and continue to insure in their Mechanics
rlass on favorable Dwelling Houses ana 0ler
gnidiugs stocks OF Goods 6rst CAS- eiachne srops,
and non hazardous Property generally Comugm'atlons
addressed to the President or Secretary VIII receive
prompt attention. -, IL
Worcester, Jan. Z 1897 oG
CPRINGFBEB1D FARE AND NJ a Il y S
- INSURANCE. COMPANY, Springfield, msss,
Cash CapfsnI and Surplus. S%90 1890
~'7 EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't
W. Conner, JR., sec'y.
MAssAs0IT I&sURA ZOE COMPANY
Springfield, Mass.
Cash Capital, 9 oO,o0o1y p.o.,.
j. s. PARISH, 3ecy.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent OF the
above named responsible Companies, for worcester ana
vicritg il prepared to issue policies property agan
oss or damage By Are All claims sirly and promptly
AO'D'''' '-' P-' I0HN q. KENDALL, Agent,
F9aMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE. co.,
| H7a or SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ..
Cash Capital paid Sl9UOVo w
Accumulated Surplus. IO,0V5 40
| WM B. CALHOUN, President.
JOS. c. PYNoHoN, Secretary
viii insure Kea and personal Property against hre' on
! e,riicatio3 IN WM DENNY, Agent
" At the Office Of Mechanics Mutual Fire insurDce
Company, Clark's Block, Worcester
| ia2O dtf
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REAL. ESTATE

a. HOUSE FOR SALE.-The estate now
ksiis occupied by me, the north side Of Pleasant
z4 Street, will be sold cheap for cssh. The lot is 50
eet front By so 4eep, which is little
contaioing seven rooms. vel supplied ~ith hard
and soft water Apply the premises, Ne 81 Pleasant
Btreet. WALTER STEARNS !
d. FARM FOR SALE Situated near
I Boylston Centre, and farnerly occupied by Henry
.sAP. Chase Said Fa rm contains about So acres Of
land suitably divided mo moving, tage pasture and
wood land, with good buildings thereon. Inquire Of
EzRA BALL, near the premises. or of
E. I. MARBLE,
aulS d&wtf No. 8 Trumbu st. Worcester.
c. FOR SALE CHEAT! ngs,
lksssA TWO VALUABLE HoMEsTEADs, -sa<arn
Or Small Farms, IN the City of Worcester, With
"a miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings new and thoroughly finished. The Worces
er aud West Boyston omnibus passes he premises four
times daily. The buildings are situated upon tract Of
land containing twenty acres, of the best land in WOr
oestsr county. Best adopted to Gardening and Fruit
Growing The FIRST purchaser of of them can have
7, 10, or Is acres
Both places are free Of incumbrance.
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to ex
change. Inquire OF T. M LAMB.
jazz diff 275 Main Street.
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MAssAS0IT INsURA ECE CoMPANA'
Springfield Mass
Cash Capital, 9 0O,o00;, n.,.
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EsTABLIsHED NI53s.

II Y . q N q
Dealer Va
FANCY GO0D9, T0Ys, 'UMBRBLL
&C., respectfully uiorms the public that he has y
store an ENTIRE NEW STOCK, bought since the r
Fan Ia goods, and nos selling az very low prices
umbre las, Cnues, nc repaired piuitangm
riety NJ Btylcs Eyelels set Marking flr Fmbron
a7 Agency Of New England Dye House.
Sign Of "The Variety Atore,n No. 200 MAN
pposite Brinley Hall az
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TO LET.
FOR SALE or TO LET.
TIE CHAR COAL YARD,

@A@l S&&~@@A - ~ ~A@A@ ASAhA49
No. I3 Market Street,
Where extensive bus ness 10 Charcoal has been done
for the last eight years House and Rarn can be had
with the Yard, If desired Rent low and Immediate pos
jSla du D. TowNE 10 Market St
TENEN EMENTS TO & MNT-ln various parts
Of the city. Inquire of NATHANIEL BROWN, No,
Browns Block. dly jyl
YNNO RENT-A good Room, suitable foi : Doctors
4 office Apply to s. K. LELAND, As Font street
YFNO 2ENT-Two nice rooms with board suitable
Tor man and wife or two single boarders Address
Box 90, 2. o. du apl2
'gNO RENT.-A Parlor and Bed Room No. I Pear
Street. Also, large upper room suitable for 40
artist. Apply to GEO. 7. CURTIS,
mch2s da 1877 Main Street.
Two RENT WITH coon BOARD
TTo pleasant front rooms for gentleman and wife
with board, Also few single gentleman ladieE
UchS7 DIFF
ENOR SALE OR TO RENT-A Farm in Tat
b nick, Of fifty of lsnd with dwelling houses
ard barn good variety Of fruit upon the place Also
houses, suitable for two families each Home
street, and one on Sunny Side. JOHN HAMMOND.
mchl7 diff
gENO RENT.-A Lover Tenement on Orange St,
having Rooms. Hard and Soft Water in the
house Inquire of G. P. BRYANT.
Ga TO RENT-That beautiful double House,
Hii No. SO Austin street. inquire Ct
HASA, D. h. PRATT.
s2s diff No. Il Wellington street.
FENO RE VIA convenient 10 wer Tenement on Prov
n dence street, with four Ave rooms, may be
desired, all In good repair Apply at this office the
premises, to MARY SYME.
s22 DIFF
TEN0 < n N f. TAree tenements, No s. Chandler
Street Enquire OF JAMES X. PEIRCR,
Corner Of Main ami Austin Sts from IL to 1, to
p m. sep2o iatf
STORE TO ENT-0pposte the Bay State
- House. Applyto VIM. DICKINSON.
fEN0 RENT-Cwo large and desirable tenements
Nos. 2 and Central street. Inquire OF
sPRAGUE PHELPS,
SIT diff las Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-16

Is ONE oFAs TvmR ENyIGORATOR,
MEDICINEsr ;, [EPARED BY DR.. SANFORD,
as CathaTz .ked entirely of GUms,
other mediqe THE BEST PURGATLFE AND LlNEh
Liner ratl now before the public, namely that acts
morbid easier mder and e1ecual than any
of that me known It Is not only oathsrte, but
uay, wssp acting first on Il e Liver eject its
the adlGr tben on the stomach and bowels carry
system Heater thus accomplishing two purposes eAScs
daily m hout any of the nful feelings experienced o.
with UNI LIS Of most Catharcs 1t strengthens the
The the same time that purges it, and when taken
human noderale doses will strengthen and build 1t up
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poARD OF MANAGERS

R. GREENE. NJ. D,............-.s'.''....-' frlnepal
l. RUTOBINs, Nj. ...,.....-'...''''.-.A ssoclaie
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1CoND HAND FURNITUR =.

Persons giving up housekeeping and wishing 10 sell
their Furniture for Cash, and have II removed without
further trouble, hnd II to their advantage 10 cal on
PUTNAM CLARK
di No. 143 Main etYeet
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Vol MENT

iormt - II Main Street. WOrcesters
his IA Hal Disl,om Natare9s Garden. DR. Q. A HILL
Ieg Id 500 rf Boston, graduate from te school OF Ms
cese - is an independent Botanic Phys oani successs
lnsw PLAN ma His hateria Medcs-NGtW q bOundleM
parttH, Wade Kingdom. Ps general headq iaters-Wor
~ he Twdass, where all orders must be addressed, to
spi utohin te9ton, Dr. Al "l Ssno me- W '''
Rdor Fifteen orS Medicines are prepared expressly for
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-16

REV ell, antiR ETT's CoCOANE FOR Pre-
Johty il neagRvING THE HAIR and rendering Il Dark and
for paleby CHARLES CLARKE, Druggist
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-10-16

is SUI iIAhdteT IN me HtoutH Wtt Hto
daily kneetinlbotk together.
as Il by m bn ret LIVER INVIGORATOR
seldom mo Frouds jTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is
OF Liver cures almost great to believe II cures
PepsG TO ndleatc euen first dose giving benefit and
suit OF testeC than one required any kind
- Rth Co)omplaint, from the worst Jdandiee or DVs
DIX common Readnchs all Of which are the re.
cestero rib2. Thpmos osE DOLLAR PER
- huht ORD, Proprietor 345 Broadway, New York
Or -. 1oPURR, Wholesale and Retail Agent for Wor
~ gem lU dkWtf myT
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II ne Doctor has a safe and sure remedy for al
COMPLAINTS, discovered and prepared by him
n private difficulties treated with success, and In
UBUQUB, nhdence. dly nS
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Ell DORADO
C1@aT9 E010aC 600!
Fault AND VARE99Y sTeaRi

MAIN STREET, PLACRRvTELR.
VIE subscriber o0eEa 70 the pabaia eAolso Ioa a
4 Cigars, Tobacco, Books, eiatloAeFy, Rruia Mr..
Candies, etc.
Having made ApTanAsments With hoaS0s keloV ~
e 10 constant receipt Of The eAaloesa h1NnSn a.
CIGARS and r0bACCO. Which ~ e9sEs e wAal1nDIN
or retail CHEAP ron CASH. -
lie has. also, large stock e BOORa wPATION.
EXT. CUTLERY, ETC., which he o@sgV &c raaN0sS -
ces: The CHOftsEeF FRUITS Ne maFasrh = -
s s1Snv - MpES.ss; rsarss 0r.pss Oahs H sa
call, ~ A. N -
psSISsl UaA9 NaSssis - q
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SheraM's sale.

- Clerkt Once Of The Hon. u(taflra Q. = - =
1lth judicial District n Dorado OSl1lr - Z 81
nent rendered % he etAd day q Nh
u aver Of JesepA y. ommona anf - 49,
Hutton and James H~Eleea, ~ -
ored end tHsaty-eivAt Dolla11 1HH
theFeen e To- Eats 81 tAlo1 pr 0ink n7s
Ne rendition oe Ju1galaal, t1rs11
twenty-iRuf apd Ao-foA D 49, 5i
crqing e6sass J wTlexRese e. ~
Mol1o y k1AseEvEAa, - - 4e
lveA - ~ e'eleeks ~, ~ 80
claim, sala eAssn1alis o. =
y . eefsA& ~ eeSslAe
~. lYi1e - - = -
s ne. go -: s 8
49, =. !. ~ 3 ..''.' +. /, +,
e: "a; 81
sAs Asl.sA g
,.s~'sS OBS.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
KEsINTT
NEW YORK STORE.

ON THE Plaza,
HAS JUST RECEIVED q Splendid As.ortmeDt Of
IL FALL AND WINTER Staple and Fancy
URY GOODS; CLO7HZNO:
CARPETS; NATZINy:
BLANKEzS; RUBBER GOODS;
HATS AND CAPS:
BOOTS AND SHOES:
GLOVES; HOSIERY. ETC.,
Ever opened in Fl Dorado County, aI Of which he II
Offering at Wholesale retail, At trlninK advance
on New York Prices.
The Ladies' can nnd at this establishment almost
every article Of Dry Goods Of the latest STYLE and
the gentlemen can here be "rgeed out from top 10
them uness they have beeA In the habit Of tFadnR a.
the NEW YORK STORE.
Highest Price paid for Gold Dust and County
Orders,
L. KLINE.
Piacervllle, Dec 18th, 1887
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PLACERVILLE

Iron FounPTy.
North side HangtOwn creek, lower end q Main It,,
A 7. MELVIN having established himself In&he
a. above business, respectfully informs tho public
for Saw Mills Quarts Mills and in feet Cd dOaovi-
tons, ae we'll asst BE- done elsewhere O. he eaia
and at the most reasonable rates. PATTERNS % al
descriptions made u order on the shortest nOtlca-
Particular attention paid 70 orders. Az VoFk va.
ranIed. -.
feb0 att = NERVrR
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TREASURE SmPPED.-The John L. Ste.
phcns, on her outward trip Of the Goth
instant, TOOK from our shores 81, All, 1877
in treasure; and 800 passengers.
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SheriH,s SaIe.

by virtue Of an Execution, issued cut Of the
- Clerks Once Of the Hon. District Court Oth
Judicial District, for Sacramento county, CAL. on
Judgment rendered on the 18th day Oh January,
a. D., 1858, In favor Of @. II. Cushing et a. and
against John 8. Welton, for the sum Of dvs hun.
dred and sixty and 7ll00 dollars debt with inter.
est thereon, at the rate Of ten per cent por annum
from the 18th day Of January 1858, together with
the sum Of thirty-three s. 100 dollars costs Of suit.
and will expose to public sale, at the court house
IN Placerville, on the 9Th day Of February A, D..
1893, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, all the right title In.
tercst and claim, Of the said John s. Welton. In
and to the following described property lying and
being In the town Of Diamond spEinRs, county Of
III Dorado, and State Of California, 20 Wit, GER
tain lot or tract ofland the south side Of Main
street, bounded on the east by the premises Of q.
=. Turner, on the south BY South street, on the
vest BY the premises Of Mr.. Cravens, and On tho
north BY Main street, fronting nineteen feet on
SAID street, and running back one hundred ma ak
" feet, TO south street; also the wooden house
known - the Nebraska Saloon, and now occupied
% the Antelope NeStaurAnt, together with aiI the
Improvements thereon.
E. B00ARDUs,
Sheriff Of Fl Dorado County, California.
By L. D. HofkINs, Deputy
1858. ~ 80 -
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Alfred Estell, Esq, Of Bcnicia, has been
appointed t" clerkShip in the Secretary
If Stat 5 office.
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PLACERVILLE q COLOMA
Daily Stage Line!

Ct0NDEE, MONROE 4 CO. arc running DAILY
~ Stage between HacerviIe and Coloma. They
have placed upon the road II new and eommOdlous
sTAGE with change OF Teams each day, by which
they are enabled to carry passengers from town
to the otter with speed, ease and safety.
"FARE ONLY TWO DOLLARS.
Attention paid to the delivery II packages,
&c. C0NDEE, MONROE CO.
N. B.-Stage leaves the Gary House far ColOma, At
o'clock, p. NJ; and leaves the Sierra Nevada Hotel
Ccloma, Tor PlacerVc, ~ o'clock a. H., every day.
PIsssSvIlN. January, 1853.
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Female Phvsicial1

A ND Aee6te HEUSE.-MRS. HAY re.
"A. specially tenders her services "a Mid.
wife and Physician, to the ladies of Placerville
and vicinity.
Residence = Sacramento Street, near the
Catholic Church. [Otf1
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ORLEANS HOTEL!
Corner Main and Sacramento Streets,
PLACERVILLE.

THE underlined begs to call the attention Of res
l. idents and the travelling public, TO the superior
accommodations he can Offer, having spa ed no ex-
pense In rendering his motel one Of the best In the
mountains. The servants will be found civil and
obli9Ing.
The single and double, and family rooms, are well
ventilated, and are fitted up with view to neatness
and CLEANLINESS.
As the Beds are supplied with No. Pula Mattress
es, the weary Traveller may depend upon having what
40 few hotels afford, viz: A GOOD NIGHTS REST.
BY strict attention to the comfort Of my guests. and
ny charging moderate prices, trust to receive .
share Of public patronage.
GEORGE WAITE, Proprietor.
LfebIS III
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House Lining.

= mn YARDS HOUSE LINING, Re.
I aUUU ceived this day and for sale low.
BLOCH & BACHMAN.
September 26th, 1857.
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Paints and Oils !

Paints and Oils!
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF WHITE LEAD
n LINsEED OIL; rURPENTINE; vARNISlI;
PAINT AND WHITE-WASH BRUSHES;
GLUE; PUTTY; BRONZE SMALTS;
GOLD LEAF: JAPANNED TINS;
And GROUND AND MIXED PAINTS Of every
variety, sold LOWER than at any other house In Fl
Dorado County, at
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DOYOU WANT TO RIDE?
IryOn do. Go to
Condee, Monroe & Co.'S,

A z the old stard Of Condee Co In the rear
"A the Ground Tent" and you will there npd
Saddle Horses OF the No. Kind
BUGGIEs AND CARRIAGES OF VARIOUS KINDS
And the
Rest ID Iving Team ~ the MOunta1Ua9
And they are ready at all times to accommodate
those who may favor them with their patronage, on
the most reasonable terma.
YIa1OgVillo, January, 1oCA
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La land \ . J4e IOr sale.
TNHE subscriber has a new BILLIARD TABLE, In
u 6rst rate order, which can be purchased on very
easOnabe terms, by applying on the premises, next
oor to the Court House.
AMAND HALFTERMEYER.
feb6 418t
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To the Citizens Of Cal iEOrnIa.
CAUTION.

T AM informed that various Liquor Mixers Of New
i York, Boston and San Frapcsco, are extensively
engaged In putting up In square BOTTLES, under vsr.
Gus titles, cheap imitation Of my lOngsstHblshed
and renowned
WOLFE'S
gcheIdam Aromatic SehmappS1
Which aduterated compounds are intended to sell
In California against my genuine article.
My object is to announce that have recently Cd.
tablShrd an
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-02-27

DO you WISH
A FASHIONABLE DRESS OR sITAwLP II 90,
"A call ct BLOCH 4 BACHMAN'S
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Mr., wASHBURN, of Maine, asked leave to introduce
the following resolution
Resolved That the of the hall Of the House of Rep
rescntativcs be allowed Friday evening the
Columbian Institution for the instruction of the deaf the
dumb aud the blind for exhibition of the progress of
that institution
Mr.. SMITH. of Virginia hoped the gentleman would
modify his resolution to make it the old hall
Mr.. WASHBURN accepted the modification but
Objection being made,
Mr. wASHBURN moved that the rules be Suspended ;
pending which,
Mr. JONES, of Tennessee, moved that the House ad
journ which motion agreed to-ayes SO, noes so.
And then, at clock the House adjourned.
PETITIONS Erc.
BY Mr.. HATCH Bill for appropriation for repair and
ton Of custom house at Buffalo, New York.
BY Mr.. LETCHER Memorial of Mrs. Margaret C.
Hanson. of Augusta county, Virginia asking for pen
sion during her natural life
BY Mr. FLORENCE: Ten memorials Of citizens of Phil
adephia demonstrating against the change of post office
site and urging the advantageous facilities for post office
purposes Of the building formerly occupied by the Bank
Pepnsylavana referred to the Committee the Pest
Office and Post Roads
BY Mr.. PHILLIPS, OF Pennsylvania Remonstranocs
against the proposed location of the post Office in the
city of Philadelphia referred to the Committee the
Post Office and Post Roads. iPE
By Mr. SMITH of Illinois The memorial Of John r
Rope, of Carlyle, Illinois praying for compensation for
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WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY MORNING. JAN. la, 1865.
CONGRESS MONDAY.

SESArK.-The Chair laid before the Senate mes
sage from the President of the United States in
swer 10 resolution of the Senate of the 2Sth of Feb
ruary last calling for all the correspondence with
John w. Geary late governor of Kansas Territory,
which had not been previously transmitted also, a
communication from the Secretary of War, transmit
ting estimates of the cost of improvements Of certain
rivers and hrbors in the State of New York.
Mr. Houston submitted preamble and resolution,
requiring the President of the United States to
force the provisions of the act of February 2s,
1855, to promote the efficiency of the navy, in the
cases of the fifteen officers constituting the naval
retiring board.
The Senate proceeded to consider the joint resou-
ton TO extend and define the authority Of the Pres
dent under the act approved January To- 1857, emit
tied IAN act to amend act entitled an act to pro-
mote the efficiency of the navy, in respect to drop
ped and retired naval officers. long discussion
ensued and the joint resolution having been amend
ed was read third time and passed. After the con-
sideration of executive business, the Senate adj
iourned
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.--- House refused
yesterday to suspend the rules-yeas ll3, nays 95-
so as to permit Mr. Faulkner of Virginia introduce
for reference to the Committee Military Affairs
a bill to increase the military establishment of the
United States by the addition of five regiments.
After the passage Of resolution terminating debate
on the Presidents message at l o'clock on Thursday
next, the House went into Committee of the Whole
on the state of the Union, mr. Phelps of Missouri,
in the chair and resumed the consideration of the
r NJ
MAYNARD of Tennessee to refer certain portions OF
it to select committee. Mr.. Groesbcck, of Ohio,
addressed the committee at length in defence of the
capture of Gen. Walker, contending that it was not
violation of our neutrality laws After which Mr..
Kellogg, of Illinois, obtained the floor, the committee
rose, and the House adjourned.