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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
pemfOine Receives an Answer.
YoLcANo. JUNO IOth, Ie5s.

VOLCANO, June lOth, 1898.
Eds. Ledger Being young lady Of re-
firing habits and defiident in the company Of
gentlemen, as matter of course, they con
s,rne nv actions to be the result of pride,
and leave my presence with the impression
that I am heartless Airt. If any respecta-
BILE young man would duly have the spunk TO
propose / would soon convince him that |
have no desire to play the coquette but, as
there is very little prospect of direct prop
osition, | have determined to acquaint Dem
foine." aud others. of my desire to make a
matrimonial alliance. ! am between the ages
Of sixteen and twenty-five (and that is as
near as any gentleman should wish to learn
Iady's age) My personal appearance ex-
cells, but little the best looking ladies in
Volcano Ny only fault is too much mod
esty. have all the accomplishments Dem
foine" could wish. Washing is my delight.
All | would ask of husband, on washing
day. would be to attend to the culinary de-
partment. To save time ] will merely state
that am good enough for any man in town
Some ladies here think themselves too good
to marry in California-poor silly creatures
The following gents need not apply, as
do not wish to have anything to do with
their style, namely That ditch-digging,
goods-seing, Observation-Disclosures called
"Zigaboo," alias Fat Boy" He might
have been favored one, had he not given
public entertainments, some months ago, with
an itinerant German operate Troupe. |
fear his morals may have been neglected
There is Frat" the graceless fellow, how
hate him ever since be wrote about that ball
and never mentioned me. | am posted on
him and if he don't keep quiet | will get
Emma Florence to dress him down again
The bird Of azure hue is another of the same
flock Are you Demfoine,' blue birdie ?
Would you like to wOrble by the wash-tub,
you buzzard / would advise yod to wing
your way TO the place your provisions went,
for soon the word will be mo supper John"
| would like to have a man possessing a
melodeous voice and who can play on some
instrument, so that if conversation fails mus
ic may cheer the hours of labor.
PENELOPE
n. b. If "Demfoinen ever had wife he
will not be accepted by me. In the language
OF the condemned criminal, | would rather
die without hope,' an old maid, than marry
those have mentioned Should an inter
view be desired, | can be found on the bridge
at II O'Clock at night Z.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
PENELOPE.
Drytown.

New CHuRcH.-The citizens OF Drytown
have been recently making further display
Of their liberaity and public spirit, in fitting
up neat and comfortable church for the use
of any denomination who desires it. 1t is an
ornament to the town as well as being useful
as house of worship Services were held
in it, for the first time last Sabbath, and al
though the people have been paying so freely
for its completion, large collection was
made for the preacher Drytown can now
boast of two good churches.
SUNDAY Lawn Drytown, on the last
Sabbath, the law in relation to the better
observance Of that day was duly observed
The stores were all closed and the saloons
also. No meats were vended in the markets
after the hour provided in the statute.
ScHooIs.-They are favored in Drytown
with two excellent schools the pubic one,
numbering about forty pupils, is under the
very efficient charge of Mr. II Z Hinkson,
and the private school, Of fifteen pupils, is
taught by Miss Cox, young lady in every
way qualified for teacher
Bells This highly popular
house, kept by J. r. Cover is one of the
best places to stop at in the mountains. Try
it, when you visit Drytown. You will fnd
good beds, good fare; and then Cover knows
how to make his guests feel at home
Brick MAKING.-A large amount Of brick
is being made at Drytown this season, pre-
paratory to building several dre-proof bull
dings.
SrAGEs.-Three lines Of stages are running
between Drytown and jackson, and they are
generally crowded each trip. So much trav
ell on this route has seldom been known be-
fore.
DENTISTRY Isbail, formerly a we'll
known and respectable citizen of Volcano,
but lately Of Mariposa, has returned to this
county aud located for the present at Dry
town. The DR.. is a clever gentleman, and
we wish him all prosperity.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
A. ]. Gown
Fourth of July.

At an adjourned meeting Of the citizens
Of jackson, for the Fourth OF July celebra-
ton, held at the Court House, on the evening
of the 9th of June, 1858, the following pro-
ceedings were had
Meeting called to order by appointing
Villa Huh'aker Chairman and A. b. An
drews Secretary
On behalf Of the Committee, to procure
an orator, w w. Cope, Esq, reported that
James III Hardy had been selected as the
orator of the day
On motion report received and Committee
discharged.
On motion the meeting concurred in the
selection Of an orator.
On motion the Committee Of Arrange
ments were allowed until next Saturday
evening to report to this meeting
On motion villa HuIaker aud j. II.
Bradley we're added to the Finance Commit
tee, also w. w. Cope in place of l.. ID. Her
rick.
The Finance Committee reported sub
scription Of Sl4O.
On motion the following resolution was
adopted Resolred, That the Finance Com.
mttee be instructed to procure further sub.
scriptions to defray the expenses of the cee.
bration, to be expended by the Committee Of
Arrangements and that they report to said
committee on Friday evening next
Resolred, That these proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the newspapers ol
this town, when the meeting adjourned until
Saturday evening next.
VILLA HUFFAKER, Chairman.
a. b. ANDREWS. Secretary.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
w. L. RySERsoS, Secretary.

CoURr OF SEssIoNs.-This Court convened
on Monday, aud adjourned yesterday. -Four
Chinamen concernedin the Drytown robbery,
and detected and arrested chiefly through the
exerlions of Deputy Sheriff Redhead, were
the only persons indicted and all Of them
were convicted Kong, Alb Kong aud
All Pong of grand larceny, aud All Sing for
receiving stolen goods Tom Kong, (who
stated that he had been in the State Prison
before, was sentenced for term of three
years at San Quinten, All Kong for one year,
and All Pong for two years. All Sing was
fined S75. Mr. Redhead starts below with
the prison conyicts this morning.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

FRAZER RIyER--J ]. Lecount, San Fran
cisco, has published a valuable Hand Book
aud Map to the Gold Region of Frazer's and
Thompson's Rivers, with table of Distances ,
1t also embraces a dictionary of the most
used words of the Chinook jargon, which
will be of much use to emigrants. 1t is by
Late Chief Trader of the Hudson Bay Co.'S
service, and is no doubt as near correct as
possible The work is sold at the round
price of 81 l,50, but will nevertheless be pur-
chased by all who contemplate visit to the
new diggings,
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

SUPREME JuDGg--The papers are discuss.
ing the probabilities as to who will be chosen
Supreme Judge at the coming election. We
have heard it spoken Of as probable that the
name Of Col. SAMUEL j. X. HANDY, of Pla-
cerville, will be brought before the Democrat
ic State Convention, in connection with the
position. The Colonel is extensively known
as q man of character, of incorruptible NOR
ality, aud a lawyer of eminence
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

CONTEMPT OF CouEr.- y Yesterday at Moke-
lumne Hill, in the District Court room, two
gentlemen who rank among the most eminent
lawyers of Calaveras, got into difficulty
and came to blows. We understand that
they were allowed to fight it OUT and that
afterwards Judge Creanor sent them to Jail
for three days each. We are sorry that an
affair of this kind has occurred, but suppose
it couldn't be helped Mistakes will oc-
cur in the best regulated families, and why
not iu the best regulated Courts
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

State Of California, Amador coun'y-oh = ~
sth day of June, A. ID. 1858, before ne "
Smith Justice OF the Peace OF TOWNSHIP Ill So
for and within said county and State persVppH,ff paf
appeared Eliza Hickey wife Of the SAID v ~ a Je
ey personally known to me TO be the peru p'a,oet
scribed 10 and who executed the above instEun.a
and acknowledged TO me that she executed llG 'r ar
freely and voluntarily, and for the uses aiI ps,"y
poses therein mentioned; the said hiiSa ~ I'm M,
having been by me first made acquainted W. :, M
contents of said instrument, acknowledge ,, ~ a
on an examination separate ana apaIs ,hs exc.
without the hearing oil her husband. that she 9a e.
cuted the same freely and voluntarily wlllou,
or compulsion or undue influence OF her l,a,io nus1
and that she did not wish to retraet the eAe'S'
Of the same. ,,, ham.
In witness whereof have herennlc -el l'
and seal. this stll day Of June, 4. 's,,3yTu t91u
'"S'''co u N'' 3l-iw
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
inne l2
Declaration.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Amadur County.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Amador County.
Declaration Of Eliza Hickey as sole trader
HNOW all men by these presents that L. ElA'
N Hickey, wife of VIM Hickey al present resi-
ding at Pine Grove, in Township No 3 county ala
State aforesaid, do hereby declare and give ho,c'
that intend to carry on the business Of iarlninI
mining and raising, buying aud selling stock OF ~,
kinds; also all kinds OF poultry, in said county aue
State, in my own name and on my own acgOu1'' H'
and that from this date will be ind'ldua! ~
sponsible in my own name for all debts eoh. ,oi
by me on account OF nv said business, and lhA'
the amount invested by me in said business uV''
not exceed the sum OF five thousand dollars
In witness whereof have hcreunio set my A''''
aud seal, this Sth day of June A. D. isSS; ,Srv
ELIZA RlCkEl'
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
lneaIs az alIIKours.
Probate.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Amador County
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Gideon Babb deed.
| b. KING, administrator of said estate, having
y. filed in said court his petition praying for
leave TO sell certain personal property belong
TO said estate, notice is hereby given that said Pc
house, in the town of jackson. ia said county, on
the 2sth day of June, A. d. 1853, at II o'clock A.
NJ. of said day.
By order Of the Court.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court ali1el'
this 9TH day OF June, A. d. 1855.
H. S. HATCH, Clerk.
by NJ. SHEPARD, Deputy
june IL Si--"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
Report of the Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury at the late Term of the
Court of Sessions was composed as follows
Z. II. Yates, Foreman; ID. NJ. Blackwell
Secretary; John Frye, VIM. Young, II
Waters, Wm. Gilland, Thos L. Avis, Sam.
uel Weyburn, A. Praeter, NJ. b. Goodrich,
J. d. Williams, Amos S. Mckee, J. C. Whit
tie, volney Smith, j. b. Linn, VIM G. Bus
sey, j n. Kmbraugh.
The Jury dispatched their business well
aud quckly, Thereby saving expense to the
county, and were discharged, after submit
ting the following
To the Honorable Court Of Sessions Of Apl-
ddor County:
The Grand Jury empanneled for the June
Term, A. d. 1858. of said Court, have found
four bills of indictment, three for Grand
Larceny, and one for Receiving Stolen
Goods
We have visited the Jail and find it in
good condition.
We also visited the County Hospital,
which is under the control of NJ j Boucher
NJ D., and it is source of much pleasure
to us to be able to state that everything con-
nected Herewith is in the most complete or
der, aud the hoHse and grounds neat and
clean. We look upon the affairs of the
Hospital as being in excellent condition.
There are eight patients under treatment, all
of whom speak highly of Dr. Boucher as a
Physician, and Of the treatment they receive
at his hands.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
Favors.

Thanks to Skidmore, the prompt agent
Of the Alta Express, for favors. The Ex-
press has established Offices at the principal
towns in the Frazer River dggings,
George Andrews, agent of Wells, Fargo
d Co., has been obliging as usual, which is
saying a good deal
j. c. Shepard. the faithful and careful
PoLy Expressman, has conferred upon us
many favors, for which be will please accept
our thanks
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

Fourth of July Celebration in Volcano.
AT meeting OF the citizens Of Volcano,
held in Maboncy Hall, on the evening of the
Sth of June 1853, to make the necessary ar
rangements for celebrating the coming Fourth
of July, at that place, the following proceed
ings were had
Col. J. X Hatton was chosen Chairman,
and W l.. Ryerson Secretary of the meeting.
1t was decided to celebrate the coming
Fourth of July, in this place, and on motion
Of L. s. Scott committee Of three were ap-
pointed, by the Chair, to report to this meet
ing general outline Of the programme and
manner Of the celebration, consisting Of
Messrs. L. S. Scott, J b. Cameron and S. S.
Hartrum.
The committee reported as follows:
That the said celebration take place on
Monday, July 9th.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
lst Procession, composed of the Orders
Of Masons, Odd Fellows, Sons of Temper
ance and Temple of Honor, also Fire and
Military companies, Sabbath Schools aud cit
liens generally.
ID Reading of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendence.
3D. Grafton.
4th. Reading Toasts.
9th. Refreshments.
Report accepted, adopted and committee
discharged.
j. b. Cameron, j. H. Dennis, E W
Boone, Geo. Bailey and H. r. Elwcll were
appointed Finance Committee.
L. NJ Whitmore, L. s. Scott, f. b.
Wooley, Mathew Rawle and Geo Munckton
were appointed Committee of Arrangements,
to carry out the programme adopted for the
celebration, with power to fill vacancies and
to appoint other necessary committees.
On motion of j. B. Cant ron the Secretary
was ordered to furnish a copy Of the proceed
ings of this meeting TO the Amador Weekly
LEDGER, Amador Sentinel, California States
man and Sacramento Union, with q request
to publish the same
The meeting then adjourned to meet again
at this place, on next Tuesday evening, to
hear reports of Committees.
The festivities Of the day will close with a
ball in the evening.
j. X. HATTON, Chairman.
w. L. RySERsoS, Secretary.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

STATE PAPERs.--We inadvertently neglect
ed, last week, to return thanks to Mr..
Greenholgh, for very liberal supply of At
laniic papers aud periodicals furnished by
him. Sandy" can sell more State papers
than any man in the country, and we hope he
may make bigger "pie" than Frazer river
emigrants have even in expectancy.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
Democratic Central Committee
Democratic County Convention.

At meeting of the Democratic Central
Committee for Amador County, held in Jack
son. on the 10th day of June, 1858, the fol
lowing proceedings were had:
The Committee was called to order by P.
c. johnson, Chairman; aud W |. Morgan
chosen Secretary pro ten.
G. A. La Grave was admitted to act as
proxy for T. G. Hoard.
PC. Johnson was admitted to act as
proxy for j. B. King.
II was moved seconded and carried, that the
COUNTY CONVENTION be held on Tuesday,
the goth day OF Juiy, 1855, at IL oclk,
A. NJ, in Mr.. Geo. S. Stevens Theatre, jackson,
for the purpose Of elccting Nine Delegates to the
Democratic State Convention to be held in Sacra-
mento. onthe 4th tf August. and also for the pur-
pose of making the following County nominations;
Two Assemblymen One County Judge; One Coun-
ty Clerk; One Sheriff; One District Attorney; One
Assessor; One Treasurer; One Public Admin
istrator; One Surveyor; One Coroner; One Super
intendent of Common Schools; the Delegates from
the different Supervisor Districts to nominate can
didates for Supervisors.
The following resolutions were introduced and
adopted
Resolped, That it is recommended that the elec
ton of Delegates in the different precincts take
place on Saturday the 18th Day of
July, 1858, and that the Delegates TO the
County Convention be elected by ballot.
Rcsoired, That all who voted the Democratic
State Ticket at the last general election. or who
will publicly declare upon their honor that il is
their intention TO support the Democratic State
and County Tickets at the comng election, shall
be entitled TO vote at the primary elections.
Resoired, That the representation of the differ
ent Prceints in the County Convention be upon the
following basis. to-wit: One delegate for the pre-
cinct at large, one delegate for every fifty votes
cast for any Democratic candidate at the last gen
eral election and one delegate for every fraction
of twenty or more votes.
The following will be TIE representation accord
ing to the basis agreed upon:
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

AroIoGErIo. - Other engagements have
rendered it impossible for us to pay, this
week, as much attention as usual to the edi-
torial department Of the LEDGER. ALI right
next week
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

WILLOW SPRINGS RANcH.-Mr Jennings,
on this ranch, has cut and secured very
large crop of hay OF AN excellent quality and is
now engaged in harvesting his wheat, which
win yield an average of twenty-five bushels
to the acre. The heads are very large and
the grains full, plump, and bright
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

QUARrz.-H Hayden, Simpson & Co, be-
tween the two Fiddletown roads, north of
Drytown, are prospecting a vein of quartz
that bids fair to be rich lode. One hun
dred and thirty eight tons, crushed, yielded
an average of $23,75 to the ton. They have
sunk one shaft to the depth of sixty feet and
another forty feet, and the rock is equally
good all the way down. The lead is two feet
thick so far Other claims are being opened
on the same lead.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

On motion, it was directed that the proceedings
of the Committee be published in the .fmador
Ledger Adjourned.
PC JOHNSON, Chm +
W. |. MoRGAN, Sec'y, pro TEN.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

To OPEN Martin Steekler Is to apen bis
new Saloon tonight 1t is handsomely fitted
up, will be well stocked, and brandy, rum,
gin, whisky skins, lager, and like non-intoxi-
eating drinks viii flow free as water-''you
bet" Martin is zone of the boys" and will
have run.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
a. b. ANDREWS, Secretary.

IcE.-When the mercury marks from 100
TO 1852 Fahrenheit, in the shade, there is no
luxury equal to plenty of ice water and for
a great chunk OF clear aud beautiful ice on
all such occasions we are Indebted to the at
tention and generosity of our excellent friend
Terrence Masterson. Any quantity of it
always on hand, at Masterson's Livery Sta.
ble-where, by-the-by, horses are well fed
and cared for, and where you can always
procure iirstrate turnout, for ride or drive
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

Laboring to please fool is servile employ.
ment, and is time and pains thrown away
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
CANDIDATES.

announcements under this head 70 cor,;-
until The meeting Of the County Conyentjor ,- -ag
be made for S5-invarably in advance IN vi vi,
will not be departed from.1 u''
Sheriff.
Announce the name Of w. HUFFAKER a. q,
candidate for Sheriff. subject to the decision Of ,,
Democratic County Convention.
Assessor.
Announce the name Of A. LEONARD as a can.
didate for the office of County Assessor subject to
the decision of the Democratic Co. Convention.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

The Tuolumne Democratic Central Com
mittee. in calling their County Convention,
(for the goth July,) adopted the following
resolution:
Resoired, That all those who voted for
the democratic State ticket at the last elect
ion, and now subscribe TO democratic princi.
pies, as laid down in the Cincinnati Platform.
shall be entitled to vote for delegates
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

THE barber shops in Sacramento keep open
Sundays until 10 o'clock A. NJ, and some
of the papers say that public opinion sus.
tains them.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12

THE Volcano Independence celebration is
to wind up with grand ball. They know
how to get it up. See proceeding
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-12
scott n JOhnsOn's Restaurant
On the Plaza,
VOLCANO, GALA.

4GM THE undersigned beg leave to "a
Y<sff announce to the citizens of Vol 80
---1-Scano and the public generally, --L-S
that they have opened the well known stand ior-
merly kept by Spangle q Gayer, and solicit share
of public patronage.
The cuisine department will be under the super
intendauce of Mr. johnson, who is an experienced
meat and pastry cook.
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Rock Island TreSpasscrs.
To all whom it may concern.
T.lkE NOTICE.

yIyHs unier siSntd having been appointed By tn
i War Department a. AGENT of Tie o. ,Iter Ma.
ter d partrn nj AZ Rex Island" with IL
ton. l. ado II s naces AIRY measures Tor tie pro-.
elton OF tue property from depr datons an. in,ru.
SONS" Now, her. fore oil p sons VII yer {
hayIag legal rs1.t are hereby warned aud notified
10 qut, tn prenis :, and abstain from any fu Their
,espass.
lhe Dcprtr u 8. Marshal ,or Iinois will take
chatga OF all wood cut the grount and forhid .ns
perscn renov Jog tie ssme until thu proper damages
can b. asse SD aud PAID
All y r~,ns 7ir hereby forbid cut ing wood or tim
t-r Ct auy hind ard notified "a abstain from
ire pass whatsoever, a. leesl steps vii Re taken
against such dtpreiaiors.
ny SI.AvMAKER,
D.cl0itf u s. Agent War Dspt.
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PAST AND PRESENT,
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The above woYE vii b. similar IN TYPOGRAPHY and
RlrG!i C..c-Lnaf! ia ISL a d VAL hIcinde
the sarly History and Personal eud Anesf,tei KEN
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Ik hes aud An,. graphs ~ IT'S preTrsn--t mn
yi7ws OF ca .rehes, Ht..s, Iw l.itg> A. SC.
twin sl embrace ocras, n i+s a. els up n he
Pn, siesl It'd SIT al, >oSai snd fols;cal caasacter
istlrs Of cty fall zia.stes OF every Depart
n,tns II no ard inter -, &C etc.
Subscriptions sy b. l-it with the Publishers, With
the author, or at Gilietrs Ners ON. Uroeis b.
uau promptly attended 70 Irice 81 %.
Dec7df;
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Removal.
@a3l1E2

THE suhsc lber- leg tltfJrln heir 're-dI
L tsat ihry have removed their l. very 70 the o d
Penn. yivanis stable, Ia rison street, bet sren
second and Taird, and thank nj Tor all past t.vrs
the, :fnly solicit liberal share CT the patron
az o; the public.
J. H. CAMP & CO
NIB. Horses ard Carriages 10 hire on liberal
terms
AiSO-Horses boarded as cheap as at Any Stable
n tee City. Dec1dtf
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II Office.

THE RELIEF ASB,.I4TIeN VII snrnih male
4 or ternale hrl.s. on appliestcn 10 Mr.. Esgal At
III. orsce Y, rsons desiring such ere esrnesti, r.
qae~ied TO Apply sbove, as this viii g-caty Aid
the enciets In Their abors. By ere % The
nov80iN ASCOT tT'oN
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Removal.

CHBRiTF LEONARD'S ONCE may hereafter te
- found ., the Court H1use.
H LEONARD,
ssisepsa-riG o. eootfoounty
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vVNHR CARBON CLIFF GOAL MINNIE CO are
nov selling their superior c)al ut their yard
(esrner Of s&h . and western Avenue) at eight cents
pr eushel and ten cents delivered. The citzens Of
Davenport and people oithis vicinity will remember
that the FIRST 70 inauS low prices here
and we now assure them that We shall continue TO
cell At tAs vosy lowest rates.
Oevenport, January 5. 1858
LOURBY, THOMAS CO.,
Jantd0 Proprietose.
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BANKING.

BANKERS.
MACKLOT 4 CON 0sN,
DAvupoas, Iowa.
REvER TO:
Messrs. p. CUOuTIAu, jr 4 Co,
Cashier AMlRIC A. kScHABss BANM,
A-ssrs. TkssoE DAHJHS, Bankers, 81 LOUIS.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, bcston.
Mes-rs. r. X SWIFT, BRO. JoHssTox, Chieass
Notes osd Bus collected AVID proceeds ves~ssged %
gay part efhe Unifed Sfases
bills dE xchanSr % all the Principal C1ues
sfthe United Sasses and Easspe
II q L. G. HIT .lrD SOLD
II Money rcmtt,oa to Kunve II SsgM Aus.
which Dc Ca bod IN any togn n England, Ire
LAM. wses. IN sums 81 AID Upwards.
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