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The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

Thos. J. Henly is said to have re-
signed the Indian Agency for California.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

B@rParticular attention is directed
to the card of Mr.. Joseph L. Chadwick.
He is perfectly competent to furnish
all plans and specifications for the con-
struction of fumes, houses, bridges, and
mills; and in the matter of contracts,
verbal or written, whatever he says he
will do that uiW he do to the letter.
The large fume of the Middle Yuba
company, which crosses our town and
excites the admiration of visitors, is a
sufficient proof of his skill in that line !;
whilst the wife-suspension bridge at
Folsom, which is acknowledged to be
the finest one in California, and which
was constructed entirely under his df-
rection, is the best evidence of his abil-
ity as "a bridge builder.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01
BAD RoAps.-The various roads

BAD RoADs.-The various roads
leading from this place are in worse
condition at the present time than they
have been for several winters past. They
are cut into deep sats and covered with
mud. Thisis occasioned by theunusual
quantity of snow which has fallen from
time to time, and by successive feez-
ings and thawings.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

The State Register, for 1850, gives
the number Of public libraries in Cali
fornia at 30, which contain in the ag-
gregate 5000 volumes. In the edi-
ton for '57-S the number given was
%, containing AZ 900 volumes.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

The mining Laws of Virgin Valley
District, in this county, have been sent
tous for publication. Will endeavor
to find them place next week or the
week after.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01
The Knickerbocker Magazine
EDITED BY LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK

EDITED BY LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK.
The number for January, 1859, begins the Forty
Ninth Volume of the Knckerbocker Magazine
Since the price Of subscription has been reduced from
five to three dollars year, the circulation of the Knick
erbocker has been increased more than five oue In
many places ten sold where there but one be-
FORE and through the past has been steadily in
creasiug 1t is now offered cheap ally ofthe Mag
azfses all things considered.
Rev f. W. Shelton author of letters from I'D the riy
er. ETC.. will be regular contributor.
The best talent in the country will be enlisted aud
no expense or effort spared to make the Knckerbocker
more than deserving of the first position among our
original American magazines.
1eritfs-Three dollars year, strictly in advance
there will bs no deviation from this condition. Spec
men numbers will be sent gratis on application post
paid.
PosTAGE.-Two cents per number, prepaid at the Of
nee where the work is delivered quarterly in advance
All remittauces and all business communications
must be addressed to
SAMUEL HOUSTON,
3iS Broadway, New York.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

THE MASONIC 3ALL.-In spite Of
unfavorable weather and the almost i'm
passable condition of the roads, the ball
given by Manzanita Lodge on Monday
night, the 9th ult, was numerously at
tended, and proved the pleasantest affair
of the kind which has come off in along
while. The room was tastefuflv deco
rated with cvergrcens, and as the lights
shone on the fair faces of the women and
the rich regalia of the Fraternity, an
attractive social spectacle was presented.
The music was unusually excellent, and
the supper and general conduct of the
ball most creditable Dancing was kept
up until about day-break. 1t is really
astonishing to ali unsophisticated bach
'clor, how the ladies, petite and delicate
as some of them are, can stand it to
dance so long and unremittingly One
would suppose their means of locomo-
ton would fail under the task imposed
upon them. But no, they take their
places in every set with alacrity, don t
go home till morning, and then work all
day as though nothing had happened.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01
che Avdraulie gress.

To CoRREsPoNDENTs.-'S Ann
shall have an outside column next week.
Will examine Citizens favor at the
same time. Hydraulic and Duck,
No. L. have MANY thanks.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

AMONG THE CLoUDs.-The inhabi-
tants of these mountain regions have
been literally among the clouds lately.
Any day for a week past we could see
the masses of white Faper rolling up
from the canon ofthe Middle Yuba, land
floating lazils along the side of the next
ridge, sometimes not mere than a mile
or two from our eyes, their outlines dis
tinctly and sharply defined. Some fee
cy clouds now are stretching from peak
to peak, like curtains, waiting for the
setting sun to dye them in crimson.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

RoBBERIEs.-The thieves have been
very busy about San Juan this week.
Monday night they visited the slaughter
house of 7. Crawford & Co., near Alb
-bey's ranch, and took therefrom con-
siderable quantity of beef. On Tues
day night the storehouse of Charley
Schardin & Co, which is located on the
south side of the Grizzly reservoir, was
entered and robbed of $500 worth of ci-
gars, two cases of champagne, and sew
eral boxes of claret. The burglars evil
IDENTIFY were preparing to enjoy the holi-
days in convivial manner. Mule
tracks, and those of large pair of boots,
were discovered around the storehouse.
but no further trace of the nocturnal
thieves has been found. 1t was sup
posed Crawford's beef Was stolen by
Cinnamon, and party of i" detectives"
peregrinated through Chinadom in
search of the missing carne, fndin g it
not.
People will do well to lock their doors
o'nights, as there is abundant reason to
anticipate more rohberies indeed, it is
a matter of wonder there have not been
many before the above.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

BURNS EESTITAL-It will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns
that the countrymen of Burns who reside
in car midst, propose celebrating the
centennial anniversary of the birth of
Scotland's and the worlds favorite song
ster. The character of the celebration
will be made known in good time. The
18th of January this year will probably
be observed by Scotchmen wherever
scattered over the whole earth. A grand
festival is to be held at Ayrshire, the
birthplace of Burns, and will be attend
ed by many of the most eminent men of
Great Britain.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

Usage ORANGE.-Mr. Evans intends
to hedge in his garden with this hand
some bush, and has purchased already a
large number of plants for that purpose.
This is the first introduction of hedging
into this vicinity. A few dollars thus
expended will in two years surround
ones home with a wall of verdure,
which, bloomingin its season, will make
any spot beautiful and odorous.
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01

Constantinople is noted for the num-
Der of its dogs. Travellers tell us they
are so numerous, and have so little rev.
'erence for man, that the pedestrian can
not safely venture into certain quarters
of the city, and frequently has to beat
away crowd of yelping ours before he
can advance in any direction Proba-
bly, strychnine is not popularity known
there.
North San Juan is quite as we'll pop
ulated with canine quadrupeds, in pro-
portion to Its size, as the Turkish capt.
tai. A friend asks us to take them
off," but the task of dog killer is not to
our taste. Some of the dogs along
Main st. are positively dangerous, and
if their owners don't Stake them off,
people will refuse to eat sausages be-
fore long,
The hydraulic press. (North San Juan, Nev. Co., Cal.) 1858-18??, 1859-01-01
CANDIES! CANDIES!!
COnstable's Sale.


STATE of California, county Of Nevada, IS: Town
0shp of Bridgeport.
By virtue of an execution to me delivered, Issued
the of r. III. Farquhar, Esq, acting JUS
ing date December 10Th, A. 1858, to satisfy judy
ment rendered 10y said court the Goth day of Dccem
ber A. D. 1885, in favor of Dean Co., and against j. s..
est damages and costs of suit. have taken in
ton, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash. the
entire interest being one undivided one third of said
J. s. Donaldson in and to certain mining clamsslu
hydraulics and apptrtepances situated at French Cor
raj nearly in the rear of Mr. Ayers sore and known
as the Bookwater claims, on Monday, the 24th
day Of January, A. d. 1858, between the hours
Of II o'clock NJ and o'clock ?. NJ, on the steps in
front of Block Furths store in North San Juan to
satisfy the above demands and accrung costs.
J. B. Low, Constable.
North San Juan, Deer %, 1858. 10 4w
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forr hour from the time Of dspo'itrg il ore Of the
United States nail boxes, placed 10 groceries, grog
shops and drug orss; ard letter se1t to asy 1t As
,siofs" will fare DO better, # station ID good
San pie Of the rsst II % had o:her faculties Of
communication than these, the business Of the city
would te utterly psrslir.d. Fortunsiely we have
t.legrsphs, railroads. and express messengers Nor
is the general delivery of mail letters much bsster
Looh for rstsrce st the mail route be,vees Albany
and New.York. Every city re~spapr woich has
correspondent at Albany, is compelled during the
session Of the Legislature to psy dollar every night
70 nrvst. messenger 20 bring letter TO this cny.
This messenger travels with the mail bass, aed ar
riyes here a, 10 O'Clock in the evening, and delivers
bis letter in tine for the morning paper Shorii the
letter be entrusted 20 the mails IT IA kept there anS
CONVEX lent time AFTER breakfast hour next morning.
THERE'S no such toIg proGp, mail delivery kno sn'
and never will be while the Post-ofiice remains Gov
err mept monopoly and . sort OF hospital for party
hacks and broken down politicians.
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Me1ifal.

A STONISHING.-Mr Grey l32 Chathsm.st I,
~ cured Of Piles Used bottles Il Dr. Lsath Y-O~ Dock
syrup Depo,s $50 Chatham 500 Grand; 40 Broadway
SURE CURE for PILES.-1he Medicine
- which the proprietor ofen 70 the public bs' oeeI
tn eyey case prv.d for the above disease Poi
ma, troublesome itching with which many afflicted and
which remedies have failed TO this rve Immediate
rRef So thoroughly been tested that the subscriber bs,
Induced bring beor. tue public and warrant perfect
dD6ed TO the purchsser. Prepared by HENRY o. roWLE
No n Pyinc~s,, Boston. Sold Wholesale and retail oJ
HEGEMAN 4 Co, and BY Druggists generally. Cera6cs'es
ACCOMPANY each bottle
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ILLINOIS WHEAr PooR YIELD-CORs, ITS PRos-
PECIs From all sources wo can gather information
from we are led t. the conclusion the writer
Of letter from which We extract the following SEN
tepce written after an extended examination and in
quies among farmers in a trip from Rockford,
through Winnebago, De KALI, Ogle, and other
counties:
Wheat. estnssed on the field at ~ bushels per
acre Welded at Is yielded H. at 10 yielded l5; upon
the whole, at least one-fouth less than average
crop"
The writer account Of the growing crop Of corn In
those counties is dscouraging lie says:
"As 10 the yield Of corn estims.s can be made, -
it is clearly a failure. Tue common expression OF
farmers II tina, they eXp,,t 70 have ts or none 10
spare TIE severe drou.h and the bug have almost
destro yed the amount cannot be foarta VI al
average yield. OF course, there are excspiions-
occsri nsly field Of moist or wet Soil that may yes
be ord bariIy good. The bset cJrn is yet 10 the milk
an VIZ have had Sigh, frosts Aas ~ sod Sept. l.
II bard froet comes before the @bh September,
there will be very little marketable com ! have
been farmer ia this section for more than nine years,
ard from my experience, ooseryato' ana nformsion,
will hazard my epatstlon for honesty and Judgment
that in the section Of country have spoken Of there
viii be one fourth Of IN average yield Of corn.
brother in viii Couoty writes The ssG Of tha' p*cei
ard by report il is 10 better, except sone p0ruo1s
favored with more rains, as tar south ~ Vermlon
County ard IN all the northern mus OF Illinois, and
the greatest portion Of Wisconsn-ths statement Of
some country and Chicago newspapers to different
effect pOtv MISLEADING. la this section there has
been no RAM since the ot Of last An Of Juoe, that
deceuded inches into the ground aud but three Of
such showers which dried up IN one day Of sunshine
ard wind For the frt time in toe history of this
country have no potatoes, aud bat HIDE garden
sauce. Though we have seen The chinch bug in small
bers before tn reason, they did No ns-ralnjur
Wbest suffered bu, lttIe from tben this year. but
Stree the gathering If grain they rsvsging TO de-
structon the portion If the fields Of cora, and
scattering through toe whole. AS The rRiBUSk il
read by more farmers tnsn sty one paper
see . statement in their paper OF the habits Of the
chnch bug, that calculations msy be made ~ " their
appearance the following year
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Netu91urk DAILY Gribmare
LYCEUM LECTURERS.

Tho following list includes, We presume, the names
( oil those pe'soos who are ready for engagements
: public lecturers the present season:
ALcEs tie Rev. ws. R., Boston, hssa
ALoorr A. BtossoB, Concord, has.
AsprRsoS, r. D., Rolbury, Mas.
ANTHONY. SUSAN B., Rochester, Eew.York-
AlYK, p, New York.
Plcoy. GEoRsE r., New. Haven, Conn.
BHcH the Rev. WILLIAM g.. LUDLOW Vt.
B,rcHER, the Rev. HEkRY WAso Brooklyn, NY.
BEtcHeR the Rev. CHAsLEs, G.le,burs, Ill
BrEeH,R the Rtv THOMAS X, Elmir,, n Y.
BlLLows, the Rev. BEsAY W. d. D., Nsw-YOrk-
BiSJAniS, PAKK, NevYork.
BlSrLry, HENRY, Eew.YoTk
EIsyax L. b. Newark ~ J.
FIaS.Y WILLIAM Cincinnati, Ohio.
BLACKWELL, N. Rev. AsroNErrE l. BRowS, hew.York
BLopGrr, Loan, Pnil.r.lphis, P,-
BOYD Gso. WILLIAM, New York.
BooIH. HusY, Pouebkeepsie, N.
BooTwELL, the Hon. GEORGE s., Grotou, Mass
BEows, BRo1SLrE N.~bargh, N I.
BlowS LA d., Utica, N. Y.
Bsows, }. b. N.wiork.
Bsows Prof WI. sYNISGToy, Boston, A.sA
Bsows. W.. W Boston, Mas.
EUsIEIGHi C., P,iDfeld, Conn.
FusLEIGH, WILLIAM n, New YOsk.
B.cH.sAs DR.. j. r, Cincinnati o.
BrSc.Y GEoEGs w, Utica, n Y.
BuEeHpD the Rev J., Adams jefferson County, ". Y.
BtsLneHss, The Rev A. H., Hamilton, Madison Co., N.
CH.PIs, The Rey. L. H., New Yorh.
CBEsrtR, A.sos G., syreas-, NY.
CHrEyrR The Rev. HEsRY T. Jewett City, Conn.
CLAsK, BENJAMIN Boston. Mass
CL.sK, Tie REv. Thomas NJ, Providence, R. l.
CL.EX the Rev RUFUs w, Brooklyn, y. Y.
CLArp WILLIAM ". N, Bo.ton, MA.s
CLlFP HEkRY w, N.w-YorA
Coos. CLAEEsCE New bargh y. Y.
GosGEsH.LL, ". T, Cincinnati, Ohio
CoSskT, c. b, N-~-YIk
CoxcBos CHsELEs 7, LyuE, Mas.
cox the Rev. S. HANSON, d. D. Aica, Wyoming Co, n l.
Glossy, Fs.sx, Phi ad-ptis, Pa.
CsotrEE the Rev II P, II su.in gon Long lsl,ai, I.
CuErIs GEokGE WILLIAM, New-Yorf.
CUSHING, the Hon. Gales NesbayPor., Mas.
CuTrnG tie Rev. :. C, Roches:-r Ny.
CuYLfS the Rev THEoDoAE L, NsE-Yort-
Dali. Ms. C. II Boston, hsss.
DE CoEDov., R. j.. New YORK
DtsISs HESRY C, Hartford Coon.
DrwtY the Rev OsviLLs Boston, Mar
DsrrEE Il. Rev HuRY n, Bcs,on, Mas.
DnisoS. the Rev. c. w, Boi,o, y. l.
DIX, WILLIAM G., Boston, A..s.
Dont, The Rev HIRAM, Nor1i,h, v y.
DoUGL.ss FEEDEEicg, Rochester, N 7.
DELssEE, Ms. HELEN A., bc,ton, Mas
DEW NATHANIEL, Yoikyils, n l.
EHLI GEoseE l., Ee~Y
ELDrR, Dr.. WILLIAM, Philadelphia Pa
ELLIOTT, c. W, Se~-YoEh.
Enzsos R.LFH WALDO, Concord, AAi.
EXcLIsH THoN.s DUS, sesYo
EwIsc ". PRgSEY, Elton, Nd.
FEES,LD WooDsusY NJ, Boston, si"
FLErcBE. tie Rev. !. c, ss1OaryP'r' aas
FoSr.S. 81 c. g, Boston. HAss.
foEus Col HrGH, N-~.fok
FexLEs Prof Joas W, P0asahee'sie, N T.
FowLEE Pref HESsY. Rochester. " /.
Fox hESsy J., A,t.ana, Green Co, y 7.
JEorHISsBAy. the Rev. o. g.. HeS-foFX
FEF, WILLIAM HLNEr, Se~ leFs
Gaes III. r. q, Fsy,.sesIlr, ono-aisi Co, " 7.
GieE yrs Fs,vcss D.. s. Lcus, NJ
GNSrrI, tie R.y. EzRs :. ID, Boroc' ai'h
GsEEisoS WA LLOYD, Bc.lGG, Mas.
Gay. s II New York.
Ours he Re- EtSEY, Buctsror-, He.
GIDpsss. TIE Hoa- JosHUA r, Jssefs0n, Ono.
ClnAs, AKJElE, Bos,el, Ma
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Dater Cure.

nR. E. J. LOWENTHALS WATER-CURE
~ and GYMNAsTUM-Hoel accommodations fof fransien3
and Permanent Bosrdsu No. 10 Bl--ct.rs. New.YorL
TI'HE WATER. CURE and HYGIENIC 1NSTls
TUTE located Nc, IS and E faish. IT. door from
ST. Johns Part. GOOD BOARD be obtained from : 20
81 per week; FULL TREATMENT, with Board, fton : to
SIS per week Traosien' prsons per day Gyms."u nm
aro Bathing privileges provided or the Of fus free CT
chsrse Offres Consnatiops from 9 a. m. 20 p. m. X
Trail, Nj. D, and A. GoRToN, N. d., Physicians r.
FANCHER Proprietor
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Kalamazoo, Mich, Sept. 5, 1889 Gays:
"Fro.t and drouth ere making FAD work here. We
have had ftost every month this year and three sharp
ores within a week, which have somewhat Injured
corn arc buckwbea., but how much, csnL,t ,w say
neyer knew anything ike such a dron as we ara
row having. during more than nine weeks Of long
days, We have had b1; one rain that made mud. ADD
that did not thoroughly set potatoes in the hill The
whole country is ike q desert; the fields are moro
brown than 10 the dead Of Winter. Vegetation is
Hennieh sapless. Some great trees are turning yell
lO~, and smaller trees are dying 10 large Dumbsra IL
isrow time 10 Winter wheat bu, farmers say Il Is
Of no use as the seed will not gemna.e and vii get
harm in the ground. Cattle fare hard upOn the burnt
and cesoa'e ieIds. On for rain"
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Orean Gteamers, 81.
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
San FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAILROAD,
~ tstipR only with Stesmss GOLDEN GATE GOLDEN
AGE JOHN L STEPHENS. and SONORA,
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company at Panama
DIRECT 70 ASPlNWALL
The splendid Steamships BALTIC ADRIATIC and ATTAIN
TIC having been entirely rsted and adapted TO the
trade will above leaving his port on tne
5TH aud 9ord Of EACH MONTH
from the foot Of Canslst N. r.
II. BALTIC 1900 tuns burden A. O. Gray, Commsndei
viii leave on the Of October at 70 oonneG, AZ
Nth ,h, well nou and superior Steamship JOhN Il. Oh
PBENs y. r. Baby Commander oo,.o.,.
Tbs ATLANTIC Will follow the Irh OF Oetopef'
An fenced Surgeon 10 attached 70 each snip
Fr,isht ana will be Immediately iorWHuoo
upen arrival Of Steamer at Aspswei ,oo l.. ooo 49,.
of the Steamships capacity for QUO 10 Soo tuns
Pr,jrlt which vii be taken at moderate rates
believed that atoms Afforded BY the Above
ships are unsurpasssd by any In the world 49,. A.,
v be no detention forwarding Passengers Baggage ana
Bvistt ,..,-n...f .La co.,.
F Cabin Passage Freight apply At the Office Of the Com
~ " No SO Waist front room, second sosy
NY ~" 1. r STEPHENS, Secretary.
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MORE HORSES FOR EsGLAsD.-The editor of The
keHtuehy 1u,J Regtster say. that Mr.. Ten Brock
has purchased of A. KeeLe Richards, esq his famou,
tbree-yeaT old Albion colt Soernt, and bis fine FLY
Piettyby-ligtt, two yesrs old, by Lscon.e, dan by
iGp. Glencoe, hall sitter 70 Umpire.
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SALE OF VALUABLE HoEsEs.-A. Msillard, Of Bor-
dentown, n. j. adyertlses for sss a: auction, Oct.
%, valuable ftock, cofs'sttg Of thorou ghbreds,
half brees, aud trc;ters, stations, brood mares, sni
yourg ones, about tbity .iI in nomber, including
stations Hermes, Joseph, aed NevJersey.
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ALLEGED ARsoS.-Tbe examination in the case Of
James Be- ~ who was red sIspcgn Of having on las.
rosy bEni hented barn the factory u Axsnder Kerr
No - West IweIySyeuth sus, ccnsiad-a gu fh.rs
Day and esusd 10 ias bslrg bald ps s2oo answer ~,
etfse a. he GsaeIs SessbonA
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h County Of New York MOTTO. i. her.b ali persos
claim, against ELIZABETH OSBORN late Of The CrJ
Of YORK. deceased TO present the sans VIII I'm
b.sof 10 The subscriber az the office Of REUbE H. CUD-
IIPH No I9 Nss.au in the City q NewYor on or eefor
r. d,v Of October ne1-Dsted New York, the thirty ha
3sy Of March, 1883 kOBEhI bAASfS, AanAn'He'''
frnE
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SVPREME COURT-City aud County OF New.
- y1k-THE SaXONVILLE MILLS, sDn1 ss,in'.
pOpy nj STFySsON D-frndsn, 5 I'M mons for money o.
sno co oursct (Com. nos ser ITO the peua.h' 500
nnm,d You az. hereby summoned All r.q5Ied % sL'Nvt
re con this sction which was ms lay ra N -"
OF oi th- Clerk the Cry and County Il Ne"iors a. le
CIV Hall IN said civ and copy q your 70 ne
aid con pAiu the subscribers a. in'I onr 10 %
street in city within twenty days Afsr me 800 % !,
w. FL % the .sie complain: within the tne Aos'
he n.iutt, th. wi JUDGMENT ssAinst you ~
,pe 30 = .b huud.e aDe my dollars al
-u. III nteres, m TIE 2ith cay q Ausn one in4'.oa
.i,bt SJ.d hi;y une beside tn ests OF nus ao-
Dated New York september l, 1859. COZ WALLS
N'N Plaintiff. Attorney,
o,-s.y No = John-s.-
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NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE ey steam
II FRANCIS sKIDDY and COMMODORE from foot Of
Hberyx, EVERY EVENING" except Saturday ..s oslocl
~ oy thence via Saratoga Race Road bite
~. tS,rs iips Lake steamers rsa United States OF @
ssds for pss Lake Ch.mpAin Montreal and osdsnss
vare 70 Rutland RS 50; Burlington, 81 Isl Psrsourl -
sou.r, Point eS Is; Osdensbars 81; Montreal IS Is AF
sIy Et throash ucke Ct TROY STEAhsoAy OFFICE foot
afIdberty.st-
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYork notice hereby Eyen 70 al PER
,o. having claims against THOMAS C. OAKLEY, late OF the
CITY of NewYork merchant deceased TO present the sane
b vouchers thereof the subscriber a. the ONCE of OIL
pEPTOAKJEY No lle IVES. street the City Of New York
on or before 5h day Of September Ssw orr
the Ia, day Of March, 1873 hAChLL oAhhEi,
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LOOK at THESE PRICES of the NEW LIN

IL Tor CALIFUKNIA -. r,.c.,, .,nn
Including Railroad Ticket
fhe fsvo-te steauship NORTH STAR CAPT A. o. Jones
vil leave ffon Pier No s. North River, TUESDAY Sept
- At O'Clock m cont eetns via Panama Railroad with he
steanship UNCLE SAM on the Pacific Ocean ,.
EIs steamer Of this line always at PAnss insufihs prompt
e1npectien the lShmus - .,oun, ,,.p
TIE NORTHERN LIGHT will succeed the MONTH sfAk
and leave SewYoIk, OF. S. .,, -. Al 4,
kBeA person, are forbid trusting any account of
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AKIsON ard GEORGE J. STURDY asaus, AhOhl oALV
rtoNPsOY Summon, for a money demand on conuact-
IT, ,hs defer dan You hereby summoned and required 20
..wer complain. IN this action when ~s' 1ed IN ,ne m az
sV ~ Ansu,t 1859 and copy OF your sn'wer "a tns
- nis,r on TIE ,ub,coers a.ir ooe No. log Broad
80 Nm YoTk Ct y twenty days after the service here
~ sye n the dsy Of such ,ervc- sue you tA " sn'rs
49,, omrairt within the time sad the o,iorr' u 'hs
,,n win sk- Judgment ssaus- you FOR the sum ~ tl nun
3red arc thirty oil an sld seventy c. Is WIZ
, ~. eb cav Of December thousand eifht hlehf-d ara
isb, beoes the cos Of this action = atsd Neg YORK.
.y' . $50 T. A ". b CARPENTER
s,.aesEs No 1s9 Bro.oviy n " Plaintiffs Attnr'-y.