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dauc ter Of George r. and Theresa Vanderbilt aged
YEAR !. months and IS days.
The m ends Of the family invited to attend her fune
raj from he residence Of her grandmother Az Cherry
street his Thursday afternoon at two o'clock
WIuryIAw On Tuesday, Sept 20, MATHEW WHErKAw,
Ills friends win please attend his funeral from No II
Fast Fourteenth 81 oct this Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock without fnrtl er INVITATION
Wusoy-In Wna, lsburg, Wednesday morning,
Sept u, FRANCIS NJ, =. n Of James b. and Amanda NJ
Wilson, aged is years ano II months,
The relatives and friends. re invited 10 attend ms rune
raj from Lee church, On rray afternoon at one
O'clock
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MARRIED..

DiIIISGHAM-GRosER. Tuesday, Sept. 90, at St.
Paus church, Brooklyn L. d., by the rector Rev W. A.
w, May bin, assisted by Rev. IL 7. Roberts WILLIAM DIr
BINGHAM, Jr, to AMELIA CHARLOTTE, eldest daughter Of
William .. Groser
FARSswoRnI-MAR sHAIIa-On Wednesday, Sept. IA, by
the Rev. J. u. Marshall Mr.. V. T. FARSswoRTH to Miss
DELLA A. MARSHALL, both of Brooklyn, f. d.
'SuLIIvAN-JoHNsoy.-On Thursday, Sept. is, by the
Rev. Thomas H. Birch, EUGENE H. SULLIVAN to MARY L.
JOHNSON both of this city.
Ulros-KMBrn Tuesday, Sept 20, by the Rev, J. C.
Smith, rector OF St Georges church, Flushing at the
residence Of the brides uncle ABRAHAM UPToS to FRANCES
ANN KINDER, both of England
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Later from Havana.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 81, 1859
Tho steamship Cahawba has arrived here with Havana
dates of the 18th inst.
The money market was light and the bank was pre-
pairing to issue bills TO facilitate business
Sugar dull, and quotations nominal The stock was
200 600 boxes. Freghts were dull
Exchange London was 1915 15k per cent premium,
and on New York 3 51 per cent
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Drawings of Wood, EddySk Co.'s Lotte.

DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS No. 5O3 SEPTEMBER q, 1882
n, %, 3, A, 40, So, IL, %, rs, 80, AZ, Is, 6.
DELAWARE, CLASS No 5O4, SEPTEMBER 81 1859.
81, Ga, So, 20, 3d. 81, 81, IL, rs, IA, SO, 20, H.
GEORGIA CLASS No. 900, EXTRA, SEPTEMBER 20, 1859.
35, 66, 81, 50, "a, ls, IS, 10, AZ, So, 2. &c.
GEORGIA. CLASS No. sol, SEPTEMBER q. 1859.
Z. Is, IS, Ia, 90, ), IL, 3S, Is, as, IL, /, "a.
GEORGIA, EXTRA CLASS No. 502 sEPrEHBER 81 1889
Is, 50, ~, SO, "a, As, 65 Al, rs, Il, 55 25, so.
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Del.
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Sept q, 1859.
The steamship Havana arrived here with Mnattlan
dates to the 10th inst
The correspondent Of the Pcayune says that General
Miramon was at the capital, holding consultation gene
raj in reference to the expedition to Vera Cruz
, The house of Dcbarron had loaned Mramon large
sum of money on bonds.
Mr. Otway, the British Minister would remain in Mexi-
IN until October.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

IRON bremen In the steamship New YorkMr Brock and
auy mrs Weber Miss Rerkhien Feeshmann, derkee
a.u Iuy, Block Merissc my, q Theseoth, Stras
family Fsri refers and family Freking Bach and
shnper Nnrl Camnann Clas HInrlchs and family Matilda
Nanr anna ssncke Scaeer Congelmann AID family,
inhur .a'nr,ne kimgcr, Wolff Kanenb arg Albert
irnrn" liz rir sn M; and ana lady Filge Aneke
From Antwerp In the ship Mnscon,m,-r ,,, ~ 6
Gledden, II Lane Miss 4 Lane = hiper. III
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MUNTREAIr ~cPt. Il, IS0J
The international cricket match excursion train has inst
arrived. The tickets from Boston and return to the
cricket match five dollars each Trains continual
~ bringing persons from all parts of Canada and tho
United States. The match viii commence on Friday
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Forgery In Bangor,

BANGOR, Sept. 81. 1859
Benjamin Kmball, lawyer Of this city, under arrest
charged with forging deposition purporng be made
by Joseph env Jr, of Sutton N H., and magistrates
certificate totfe same, by which he (KimbalD, obtained
a divorce from his wife. He was held in two thousand
dollars bail for a trial.
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RICHMOND Sept 81, 1859.
ohver SIMS the well known clerk Of the Exchange
was shol last night ny j. d. Melton, negro dealer from
Louisiana Sims is not expected live through the dav
There was u very severe rain storm here last night
doing damage to property, and causing copsidera
bile rise in the river.
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Frcshet in the Lehigh River.

EAsToS, Pa, Sept 81, 1859.
The Lehgh river has risen twelve feet since noon and
is still rising Heavy damage is expected in the Lehigh
and Delaware division Of the canal
A freshet in the Delaware river is looked for.
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Conviction or q Murderer.

ST. LOUIS Sept Il, 1853.
Joseph w. Thornton, who shot Mr.. Joseph Charles, in
the street on the Sd Of June last was convicted Of
der in the first degree.
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Odd Fcllows' Hall Dedication.

BALTIMORE, sept II, 1859
heavy rain storm commenced here last night and
ti continues The grand procession Of Odd Follows in
honor Of the dedication of their hail. postpone. in
consequence of the weather.
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Grover & Bakers NOiseless
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Temporarily at 5Ol Broadway, New York
49, Fulton street BROOKLYN.
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Trusses, shoulder Braces, Elastic stock
tngs bandages, and Dr. Govers lever russ No Anr
street
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Gurney's Gallery, TOT Broadway, First
types miniatures in oil and ivorytypes
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35s
Broadway to 3 Broadway Of Blocker street Photo
graphs, daguerreoypes and ambrotypes.
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The ShOOtihk OF Dr. NOUert M VrHhNms
New ORLEANS Sept. q, 1859.
Tho Coroners jury to-day acquitted Mr.. Toedano for
shooting Dr. Graham. The verdict that he shot him
in self defence. DR. Graham is the who killed Col
1Orinp in New York.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and Tou
pees the best In The world SURPRISING all usde Soaud ~
pAed q The mandatory, 49, Broadway.
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Weeds Patent Family and Manufhc-
turing sewing machines Price $50 70 $l2 Office 7 Broad
Way
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Barry's TricOpher0Ns II the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauytnr cleanny curlinr
ruggLsts.
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CristatlOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peeThe best the world wholesale and retail and tho ye
privately applied. No. 6 Aston House.
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Tyler's Steam Portraits, 1876 Bowery.-
Procure these nmitable kenesses Fine photographs 81
Ambrotype miniatures complete, rs cents.
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SUSSEX Covsrr-CLAss No 1853 SEPTEMBER p, 1859
AZ, 60, 4. 10, 49, 80, IL. As, Sc, 1S, 81,
CONSOLIDATED LorTERYCLAss No 1876 SEPTEMBER 81 1859
II, 81, 20, Al, 49, &C. 80 So, Al, IT. 40, "a, l, 65
Witness orr hands AZ Wilmington, Dell this day wednes
dayh September a 1859
JOHN DALE.
JOHN W. WALKER, commissioners
ALFRED X. WOOTTEN \
FRANCE, BROADBENTS Co,
WlminRtndl Del
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.

Black Cloth Frock Coats, IS to sac, at
EVANS, 66 and 68 Fulton street.
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571 neutrality-suspicious. II. Harris &
SON invite their customers and strangers their
exhibition OF French bonnets at their store TO- day.
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Leary & Co. are Now Prepared to sup.
ply autumn styles of four dollar hats.
Nos. 8, 4 and 8 Astor House. Broadway
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Havana Segars and Virginia Tobacco
o superior quality at JAMES SADLIERS ia Broadway,
OF Maiden lane - "
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What Can You Do Best Cloudy Day Z
You have ambrotype taken HOLMES 6l Broad
UNIV
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The Weather Mt Boston.

northeast ranstorm commenced this morning, and is
quite severe this evening, with strong gales
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines
Office 505 Broadway, New York
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Rev. Jos. Mckee, Pastor West DutcI

Rev. Jos. Mckee, Pastor West Dutch
Reformed church New York CITY, recommends Mrs
ems Worlds Hair Restorer.
REV. VIZ. PoRTEUs, Stanwich Conn-Mrs S. A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Restorer has met most sangune expectations
in causing my hair TO grow.
REV. B. BRUCE Newmarket, Il.-Mrs. S. A. Aliens
Worlds Hair Resorer acted like charm If you wish re
fer TO me You
REV. A. WEBSTER Boston, Mass-You would be astonished
to the many calls have to know you genu
inc. and really have hair; and when tell them
have not quite used bottle of Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds
Hair Restorer their wonder is inexpressible.
REV. GEO. HEwLINGs Ephrata N. Y.-You at liberty
to use my name you think proper to recommend Mrs s.
A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resorer
One bottle Of the Restorer will last year.
Address all letters
MRS s. A. ALLEN,
WORLDS HAIR RESTORER DEPOT
1855 Broome street, New York.
Sold by all first class druggists &c, In United States
Canada and South America =
Wholesale orders packed usual in good
taton.
Be to get the genuine, with Mrs s. A. Allen signed
in ink to the directions and in ink outside
wrappers
Circulars and wrappers copyrighted according law and
Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Ha Resorer 355 Broome street.
New York, blown on large bottles.
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Whites Fall Styles for 1859, at ZIG
Broadway, opposite st. Paul's-
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sugar, Sugar-Tea, Tea-Coffee, Coffee
A. the old established warehouse No. % Atlantic street,
Brooklyn. 80
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Whites Fall Style Gents Hats Now
ready neates hat Of the PIG Broadway opposite St.
Pauis - " "
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OWKCW ny co. kIAUI.
cal They also keep silk elastic stockings for yar
veins supporters and shoulder for
deformes made to order. No. vesey street. House.
New York " ~
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Received per Stea mship Persia-Large
invoice medallion, velvet Brussels al reduced prices
HIRAM ANDERSON, W Bowery.
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MIsCELLANk DIS.
IN INSTANTANEOUS HAIR ApAE-BLACk OR
n brownGay, red or naxen hair e changed TO jet
black on brown IN a few seconds by using ,,,,
GEORGES LIQUID HAIR aye.
The best and cheapest the world producing ne moment Is
applied rich natural appearance which can not be distin
guished 1t Is entirely different from all others.
THIRTY-SEvEN CENTS A BOX.
or three boxes for 81 Each box Of GEORGES HAIR DYE
warranted much others sell for ST. Georges
Hair Dye not injurious 10 the hair ind will change its
color sold wholesale retail SCOTS Drug 3O6
lender, Third and Walnut Philadelphia.
A I JONES 10 AND IL ANN STREETS FRENCH
"A calf dress boots "a 30 double proof boots.
Please call In aud see them before purchasing.
A UTUMN HATS.
WARNOCK 4 co,
Invite the attention OF gentlemen
assortment of hats &C. designed for the ensuing autumn
THE GENTI.EMAN's DRESS HAT
OF beautiful model and fabric fully equal the progress Of
THE YOUNG GENTLEMANs DRESS HAT,
Modified In proportion, the browning excellence of young
gentlemans wardrobe
THE AUTUMN BON TON
The counterpart of that immensely popular and graceful
hat the of which IL ample guarantee for
large sale Of its autumn duplicate.
SOFT FELT HAT
An extensive assortment comprising every variety OF pat
"''' wv GENfiEGEN's AND YOUTHS GAPS,
An endless variety for dress and undress riding sporting
travelling and evening wear.
NOVELTIES
In every department too numerous to mention.
WARNOCk d Co, Hatters,
No. $40 Broadway
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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The Sailing of the Europa

Boston, Sept y, 1859
The steamship Europa sailed about noon to-day, with
4s passengers for Liverpool and II for Halifax She takes
out $451, 900 in specie
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practically demonstrates that TO pay $50 70
800 In order reliable family USE Sales
room 6oa broadway, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
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LINDSEY BLUES POLKA
For sale n nj n music oforeo
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B&TthOl09
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES
Prices greatly reduced Family machines $50; $50
BARTHoLF Manufacturing Company ~ Broadway
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1.| CHARLESTON, Sept. r. 1863
The United States mail steamship Marion, Captain Vim.
j. Foster, arrived here last Tuesday) night, at twelve
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire
street, New York.
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MANAGERS

The Legislature Of the State of Delaware at its last session
hav9.g given To FrAce Broadhens Co lottery
twenty years We thu undersigned Commissioners appointed
by me Governor Of ssAi e superinend drawings
beers drawn This day -
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Genfn's Bazaar and Hat Store,
O7 and 5l3 Broadway.
GRAND FALL OPENING,
THURSDAY September q 1889
Paris reflected in New York
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The drawings or the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
FRANCE, BROADBENTs A co
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kennedy's Medical Discovery II War.
rantsd Ia scofua erysipea satrheum scald
cerated sore legs For sale BY all druggsts
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Dehanee Salaman dcr Safes-Wi4h Pa
tent powder proof locks and Also and
gar proof paro safes Depot 63 Murray street. Of
College place, formerly 1872 Pearl street)
RORERT
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HOllOWny's Ointment and Pills.-The
most aggravang of bronchial aecEon entirely cured
by single pot of this peerless save while the pills acting
powerfully upon the liver expel every bilious tendency
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S6.-Elegnnt Fall Overcoats at Evans
66 and Us Fulton street.
Meyers Miraculous Vermin Destroyer,
DESTROY.
Bugs reaches ants eas, moths, mosquitoes rats &c. FL
sale by the inventor, JOSEPH MEYER 6t2 Broadway.
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What Can you DO Best IA Careful
chronological examination at FOWI.EE A WELLS 20
broadway will solve the question.
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE.
= For HOT AND COLD DISHES OF ALL KINDS.

The attention Of epces and connoiseurs called TO tho
above unryaed codmen manufactured by Crosse Black
Well London from Soyers original recipe 1t has already be-
established ayorie with all those who have used Il,
and from It's delicious flavor fast supercedng all other
heretofore in
Hotels and will find the Suana Sauce most de-
srabe for their tables Ii afforded in gallon jugs 80
cent below any other imported and from It's richness
and strength of flavor Will be found infinitely cheaper than tho
vile imitation with which the market Il flooded.
For sale by all and fruit dealers half pnts pns,
quarts and gallons. Sole agent
e. q. YyELIN, 2l7 Fulton street.
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Geo. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor
Strop-Ihs himitable article may be obtained of the
manufacturers j. 4 S. SAUNDERS No. Astor House. anc
OF the various agents throughout the city
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0uerus NOO Liver OH jelly
Approved by the Academy of Medicine il twice
cious than the liquid OIL and is very easily taken
To be had OF the inventor M Fourth avenue and all
pectable druggists.
PENFOLD, PARKER 4 MOWER,
Wholesale agents. Is Beekman street
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menced against Nevada County by Mr..
Chas. Justice who is the Assignee of
Chas. II. Shaw. The Board of Super
visors long ago ordered the warrant for
the sum to issue in favor of Shaw on
his contract for building the Court
House, but as the Auditor thinks the
amount due Shaw has been had, he re-
fuses to issue the warrant to Mr.. JUS
tice. The suit will probably be by man
damus against the Auditor.
The Journal of yesterday has the
following:
BROKE JAIL.-Alex. Griffin convic-
ted of manslaughter in killing McMur-
try, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for fifteen years, broke Jail and escaped
on Wednesday night. He succeeded
in breaking loose the bar of his cell, and
by the use of which, together with
watch-spring saws and vial of acid
furnished by accomplices ON the outside,
he cut and broke off two bars of the
grating in the outside walls of the Jail,
leaving hole about twelve inches by
fourteen through which he made his ex-
it.
Sheriff Boring offers a reward of 5000
for his apprehension and delivery.
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THE COU N T z.

The annexed items are condensed
from the Democrat:
NEvADA.-The County Supervisors
will meet on Monday the 9TH inst.
The present is a regular term and
much business will come before the
Board The contract for taking care of
the county INDECENT sick will be re-let.
DISTRICT CoURT.-In consequence
of the passage of the bill dividing the
18th judicial District, the Court has
adjourned until next Monday. By the
new law, the regular term of the Court
commences on the first Monday in Feb
ruary, and it was feared that business
transacted previous to that time would
be illegal, hence the adjournment.
The Live Oak Co., whose claims are
located near the west gap of the Sugar
Loaf, cleaned up their weeks work on
Saturday evening, and realized $1,000.
A severe storm visited this place on
Monday evening, and prevented Mrs.
Wood from getting an audience.
GRASS VALLEY.-We quote from
the National as follows:
Rock Tunnel is $500 feet in length,
over 1000 feet of which is through
hard rock, and has required FIVE years
labor for its completion, at cost of
$4,000. The pay gravel prospects
from 80 cents to 81 to the pan.
We understand that a suit for the
recovery of 81 200 will soon be COM
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ONE BENEFIT.-The Nevada Jour

ONE BENEFIT.-The Nevada Jour
nal thinks our Legislators have per-
formed one good act for the benefit Of
litigants in this county, in making Ne
vada a judicial district by herself 1t
saves seekers after justice thousands OF
dollars annually, by enabling them to
come to trial on day appointed, saw
ing the expense of keeping crowd Of
witnesses at the county seat for nobody s
benefit but hotel and saloon keepers.
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Drug Store for Sale.

II HE subscriber, having become connected with nm.
] other vocation which employs most of his time will
dispose of his stock of
Drugs, Paints and Oils
o reasonable terms, for cash.
The business is we'll established, is paying a good
profit, and increases with the growth of the town
As North San Juan is of the most fourishing and
permanent places in the mountains the opportunity
thus presented to the trade is unusually excellent
The Building aud Lot present occupied by the SUBJ
scriber will be sold. with the Goods, if desired.
For particulars and terms apply by mail to
ID. P. AVERY,
North San JUAN Nevada county
nA-Sac. Union please copy weeks, and send bill
to this office.
The hydraulic press., 1859-02-05

SIERRA TURNPIKE Co.-The share
holders in this company were to have
held meeting at Downieville, yesterday.
The Citizen is informed that sufficient
stock has been taken to warrant COM
mencement of the work during the
present month. The Surveyor, Mr..
James, is establishing grades, and there
will be no difficulty in fhding response
bic men to take contracts for speedily
constructing the road.
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FRUIT TREES
GARDEN SEEDS.

\llE undersigned prepared to furnish the citizens
III of the Ridge with the choicest Trees, Vines;
shrubs Garden Seeds from the celebrated Nursery Of
p. Smith Co.. sacramento, and guarantees them for
thrftiness symmetry and size superior to any ever
brought to the mountains.
The Trees expressed through direct from the Nur
sery, and Immediately replaced in the SOIL thus in
sur.g their health and vitality.
Rl-Now on hand. small lot of Dwarf Pear, Cherry
and Plum Trees Rose Bushes, Grape Vines and Goose
berries from his last years stock which have been
growing all summer and are ready for transplant
ing.
Samples of the above trees may be the Post
Office Building, North San Juan.
Orders from any other towns on the Ridge filed and
the Goods carefully packed and forwarded.
lift GEO. ID. DORNIN, Agent.
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MASONIC OFFICERS. The following
list of the officers of Lafayette Chapter
r. A. Masons, at Camptonville, was
received too late for insertion last week
P. McNulty, M. E. H. p; VIM. H
Foy, K. j. P. Brown, S.; II. S. Ever
EFT, c. of H.; J. G. Mcclellan, P. S.:
B. B. Froxell, R. A. G.. j. W. Sterritt
M. Sd "; L. Alexander, Treas; E. T
Peck, Sec; A. Hadley, G.
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HENRY p. SwEETLAND.-Tbe mum.
erous friends of this gentleman, former
ly a resident of this township, are glad
to learn of his return to California, &C
companied by his wife.
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AN EASTERN OPINION N. Y.
Herald, in the course of an article on
California gold, uses the following san
guine, yet just language;
1t appears, in fact, that mining opera
tions in California are only commenced.
Centuries, perhaps ages, will elapse be-
fore the quartz mines will cease to be
productive; and, with the new machin-
cry and clever men to direct it, the pro-
duct of each succeeding year will be
greater than the preceding. The flu
ture of California is almost too grand
for finite perception.
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TRIBUNE ALMANAc.-This useful
publication can be obtained in this
place of Mr.. E. Franchere or Sam Alb
bey, at the Post Office building.