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n-UALL's SARsAPARILLA, YELLOW Dock AND IoDrDE
HsS or PorAss is prepared from the finest red Ja-
maica Sarsaparilla and English Iodide of Potassad
mrabe as restorative and purifyer of the blood it
cleanses the system of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimpies, boils and eruptons from the skin
cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds All who
afford should it. it tends TO give them strength
and prolong life. Sold by Druggists generally, at 81
per bottle. R.HALL&CO,
Proprietors, Wholesale Druggists.
mar12 6m LAB and 145 Clay street. San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

IMPERvIoUs sSAFETY-VAULT.-Mr. Woodruff,
who keeps an extensive provision and variety
store at Columbia Hill, has constructed an i'm
mense brick vault on his rear premises, for the
reception of combustible and perishable goods,
which excels anything Of the kind we have seen in
the State, and denotes not only the enterprise OF
the gentleman named, but also the present and
prospective fourishing condition of that little
forest village. The brick walls are eight feet
high, leaving seven feet in the clear, three feet
thick, erected in an excavated chamber some
twenty by forty feet in dimensions. The doors
are Of massive iron, and the whole impenetrable
from the outside to the attacks of either burglars
or confagrations.
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A YANKEE TRIcK.-Two or three weeks
ago, four creditors started from Boston in
the same train of cars, for the purpose Of
attaching the property of certain debtor
in Pennington, in the State of Maine. He
owed each one on separate accounts, and
they were each suspicious of the object of
the other, but dared not say word about
it. So they rode, acquaintance all, talking
upon everything except that which each had
most at heart.
When these four men arrived at the depot
in Farmington-which was about three miles
from where the debtor did business-they
found nothing to put them over the road
but a solitary cab, towards which, at the
same moment, they all made rush. Three
succeeded in getting in, but refused admit
tance to the fonrth. The cab started. The
fourth creditor, Tho had been debarred, ran
after it, overlook it, ard crawled over the
roof to where the driver sat. "What will
you take" he whispered iii the ear of the
latter, "for the horse you are driying?"
The reply of the driver was, that he did
not wish to sell him but if he did, he reck-
oned he might be worth about $50.
"Will you take 800 for him 2" asked
No. 4.
eyes," replied the driver.
No. paid the money, took the reins, and
backed the cab up to bank He then un-
hitched the horse, and allowed the cab
which is always heaviest behind--to tip over,
door downwards. He then mounted the
horse. as he was, and rode off at full gallop
The insiders soon comprehended the joke,
and looked at each other in rather q wobe
gone and chap fallen manner.
In short tune No. 4 returned to the cab
with the horse, and having arranged his
business satisfactorily with the Farmington
debtor, disposed of the horse to the driver at
half price. The "sold" party advanced the
money, on condition that nothing should be
said about the joke when they all got back
to Boston.
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CHILD DRowNED.-Th rough the courtesy of
MIR. George D. Dornin, telegraphic operator at
this place, we learn that little girl named Sissy
Brown, about three years old, was drowned in a
ditch at Forest City, yesterday morning, while
playing on its brink.
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HsnMrs. WINSLOW, an experienced nurse
U.S. and female physician, has SOOTHING Syrup for
children teehng, by softening the gums, reducing all
the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it will give
to yourselves, and reliefand health your Infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in an
other column.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

REMOVAL.

The office of the HYDRAULIC Press has
been removed to Green's new re-proof brick
building, corner of Main and Flume streets,
up stairs, entrance outside, on Flume street.
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NOTICE.

a n advert sefaent was published in the Hydraulic
IA Press of the 4th of August, in which one John
Mckenuer claimed piece of ground called Abe's
Ranch near French Corral hereby notify the public
that the ground belongs to me- and will defend my
title against all trespassefs.
EDWARD ALLISON.
Allison's Ranci. Aug 49, 1860 1w
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Miss KLINE's RAFFLE.-Miss Kline, of Cher
okee, continues the sale of tickets in her Rattle,
gotten up, as it will be remembered to dispose Of
certain personal effects, which she desires to
convert into money, in order to enable her to
remove to the Atlantic States with the remains
of deceased father. The object is worthy, and
deserves to be encouraged.
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ROAD MEETING.-The citizens of Columbia
Hill, in this county, convened at Rathbun's Ho-
tel, on Saturday evening, August 11th, to inter-
change sentiment, and, if possible devise means
and measures for constructing turnpike road
from Columbia Hill to the Junction House, via
Rouse's Ranch, distance of about 81 miles.
A survey of the road has been made, the grade
established, and pronounced by competent judges
easy in its ascent for the largest and heaviest OF
loaded wagons. The estimated cost of fhe i'm
provement is 81 900, which it is proposed to
raise by subscription from the citizens and 9TH
ers interested in the route.
Another argument in favor Of this road is, that
portion of it is already graded, that it is on the
direct route to Washoe by way of the Henness
Pass, and that when the unfinished part above
mentioned, has been completed, it will compare
favorably with, if not actually surpass any other
route, from beginning to end, leading across the
mountains.
The meeting was organised BY calling Mr.. j.
III. Mitchell to the chair, and appointing Mr..
w. Davidson, the Chair appointed Messrs. j.
w. Foster, L. d. Rathbun and N. C. Gilbert
a committee to make further reconnois-
sance of route, together with an estimate
of the cost, and report to an adjourned meeting
to be held at the same place. On motion, Mr.
w. B. Churchill was added to the committee.
The intention is, to follow up the northeast
bank of Maps Creek with this road, crossing at
Jere. Woods.
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BIELIARDs.-The Americans are becoming
very fond of this game. Penetrate a. far into
the mountains as you may, and there, in the
saloons, you viii find Phelan's patent cushioned
tables. The miners find it an agreeable pastime
to knock the balls about after the labors Of the
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

J. H. Wright Co., of Marysville, advertise
in to-day's paper that they will hereafter sell
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KEEP PACE
With the March Of Improvement

NNHE undersigned takes pIeasure in
u announcing to the citizens of San Juan and vi
cinity that he has removed the new fire proof brick
building corner Main and Fume strects where he is
prepared to offer to the public most complete
ment of
D e w L RY,
which, In point of variety and elegance cannot ba
surpass ed in the mouftains
HIS stock consists in part of clocks fine chror,ometer
watches, ladies diamond and euameled watches
etruscan setts, braceets, pin and ear riups
with ruby, garnet, carbuncle aid pearl
cameo, coral lava, quartz and mosrio
settings. Superb etrtiscan brace.
lets, neclaces vests and fob
Chains Plain and cold
and enameled belt and
fob buckles; gold
lockets and
thmbles;
Quartz cane
heads, sleeve but
tots and studs, of In
finite variety. Diamond,
emerald, ruby garnet and pearl
finger rings, gents cluster and ouartz
pins, pendents, slides, Masonic embIerns
watch keys, gold pens &c,-all of which he
Oilers at a very slight advance on San Francisco
prices He particularly invites attention to the fact
that he has made arrangements at San Francisco by
which he will be constantly receiving fresh supplies
ofGoods Of the latest styles and importations
Trusting ia his new facilities to be able to meet the
demands of the community, he begs continuance of
the patronage literally bestowed upon him hereto
fore. e. HANSEN.
b. The above Goods will be rafied off on the 1st
September Amy article being sold in the meantime,
will be replaced. aug I1lf
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

RArHsus's-If the weary traveller in the
mountains can find a more luxurious bed to sleep
on, better barn in which to stable his horse, OF
receive handsomer treatment generally as a
guest, than is in store for him at Rathbun's
Hotel, Columbia Hill, we don't know of it. We
had an opportunity of proving this statement to
be true, only few days ago.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18


sg-The following letter. which emphatcallv speaks
for itself written By the Dean of the Faculty. of the
Philadelphia College Of Medicine the editors of the
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San Francisco
for publication:
PaILaDELPHA, January II, 1859
70 the Edstars of The Pacifc Medical and Surgical
Jot~aas-Gentlemen-My attention has been called to
article in the December number of your Journal in
regard to the ad eude degree granted by the PbiIa
depnia College Of Medicine to DR.. L. J. .Czapkay When
the application for the degree made the Faculty.
it accompanied by to the
effect that Dr.. Czapkay was q regular graduate NJ D.
of the University of Pesth had served as Surgeon in
the Hurgarisn Army, and q. regular Practitioner
Of Medicine On the strength Of these the degree was
granted The dd eundem degree. its implies is
conferred graduates only and gives Us new prvie-
ges Had there been the sighte suspicion Of irsgu-
larfty, the application would have been refused Bv
inserting this IN your Journal, yow sciH do an act of
jHstice to the College, and conteva faror on
Yours, very respectfully,
Dean ofthe Faculty ofthe Philadefpha College Of Medi
cine.
DR.. L. Czapkays Private Medical and Surgical In
sfifute s on Sacramento street. below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Once,
San Francisco California The Doctor offers free con-
sutstion, and asks rsmunerstiop ssss he effects
eoPs.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

PAT BURNS RANcH.-On emerging from the
woods, over the shady road leading from A. S.
Nugent's Ranch to Little Grass Valley, and just
before getting view of that place, Pat Burns
comfortable dwelling and imposing barn loom
prominently up before the vision. These stand
directly in the gap Of the valley, on rich, arabic
soil. Pats garden was model in its way, until
the banks of the Eureka Lake Ditch Company's
Reservoir were broken down, and mighty vol
ume of water swept over it, producing great des-
truction among the young trees, vegetables and
shrubbery. A thousand dollars would not cover
the actual loss, to say nothing of the long time
and great labor which will be required to get the
garden in good shape again. The site of the
ranch is beautiful. When the mineral wealth of
that portion of the country is fully developed, as
Il is bound to be one of these days, Pat can lay
the "hattering JUNCTION to his soul" that, let
whoever may own splendid ranch, he can boast
desirable one among the most beautiful in the
country.
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JUDGE STIDGER.-We are pleased to hear that
this gentlemanfstill continues to improve, under
the skillfnl medical treatment of Drs. Simpson,
Of Tiwbnctop, spa Daniels, Of MaTyrille.
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Special Notices.
e. q. OF q. II.

+. q. OF .. f..
,.,aSSsiSsax,. SANJUANLODGE.N NO. 6y, T. O. of
~ ~; o. F. meets every Monday evening, at
ss6MSs( ~ o'clock, at the Odd Fellows Hall,
East Main street, North San Juan.
Brothers of the Order in good standing invited
to attend.
JAS. BRIGGS, N. G.
W. s. CHANDLER, Sec'y.
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

STATE Prison DELIVERED UP.-This morn
ing, says the San Francisco Mirror of the
lltn inst, the papers were signed transfer
ring the control of the State Prison from
John McCauley to the Board OF State Prison
Directors, consisting of the Governor, the
President of the Senate, and the Secretary
of State. This Board, together with the
Board of settlement arrived at San Quentin
on Thursday, and to-day the transfer was
formally made. The lessees are to deliver to
the State authorities all the personal proper
ty originally surrendered to Estell or to
supply deficiencies, with reasonable allow
ance for wear and tear, with the Implied and
verbal agreement for two months labor al
ready explained. Upon this surrender, the
Commissioners will pay to the lessees State
Controllers warrants upon the Treasurer
for Sl37 500, and are bound by the contract
to deliver a similar amount in six months.
making $275,OOO, voted by the Legislature.
AS there are about four millions of unburnt
brick ia the prison yard, the Governor has
verbally agreed to give the retiring lessees
the gratuitous services of the convicts for
two months, in order to prepare the brick
for market-the lessees to furnish rations to
the iaborers. 1t. Gov. Quin will have the
immediate charge of the prison, aud be ne
cessarily compelled to pass most of his time
there, an obligation not of very gratifying
nature. Probably, in view of the inexperi
ence of the new Board, the two months gran
ted to the lessces may be considered posi-
tive advantage, as neither Mr.. McCauley nor
Mr.. Simms will withhold from Mr. Quinn
any Information touching general manage
ment and supplies which that gentleman
may desire to obtain. On the surrender of
the prison, this morning, all the old officers
were sworn into the service of the new con-
troll, and no additional appointments will be
made for two months at least. Until the ex
piration of that time, the retiring lessees pay
the salaries of the officers now in charge.
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A NEW INVENTION.
Hydraulic Sewing Machines.

HNHE undersigned takes tl;s method cf Informing
IL the Miners and Merchants throughout the mining
districts that they have located themselves in SAN
FRANCISCO. at 139 Front street. under Tubbs Co.
and are prepared to manufacture
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THE BANK EXCHANGES.

lIS GdOO4 o1ICHS
cornef of Main and Flume streets, North Sah Juan.
BROWN e. CLARK
nESPECTFULLY inform their old friends
4Othat they have removed into their and splek-
did building which hss been gorgeously furnished
supplied with the very best of Liquors, Cigars &C.,
and are now prepared to Furnish the creature comforts
to suit the tastes of ALL Having of the finest
looms in the ,nouttasns. and the mos: accommodating
Of Barkeepers the propretors respectfully ask
tihuaDce of favors from the public. -iuly17tf
The hydraulic press., 1860-08-18

LITTLE GRASS VALLEY.-This is the name of
a mining camp located about seven miles north
east of San Juan, and perhaps mile and half
northwest of Columbia Hill, and nearly the
same distance north from the main road. 1t is
lovely stretch of meadow land, extending
half mile or more along gentle acclivity, with
two or three springs sending their aqueous trib-
ute along its course, and imparting an emerald
hue to its grasses. This beautiful little valley is
margined at the head and on both sides, by for
ests of majestic pines, beneath whose shady
fringes may be detected the cottages and cabins
of the miners. The nature of the occupation
followed by these last, is rendered apparent more
by the several surrounding reservoirs and spidery
fumes which protrude themselves overhead from
half-dozen openings in the woods, than from
the valley itself, where great portion OF the
gold lies, and which yet remains to be washed.
The approach to Little Grass Valley is over
hard, gravelly road, smooth almost floor, and
for the greater part of the day, literally immersed
in shade. For morning or afternoon ride, we
know of no spot of the same extent in the State,
presenting more natural beauties to the eye, or
better calculated to awaken poetical imaginings.
CHARGE OF SPANISH BuLL.-Mr. Schwartz
and one or two other gentlemen, were sitting in
front of the formers cigar and fruit store, at
Cherokee, few days ago, when small band of
Spanish cattle were being driven by. A young
and ferocious bull in the lot observing the group,
made charge into their midst, producing one of
those sudden stampedes which may be consider
ed sublime, when attended, as this one was, with
safety to those who sought it in flight. The head
way gained by his bovine majesty in the lunge,
was so great as to carry him into the store, and
bring him up, breast foremost, against the coun-
ter. Not entirely satisfied with the inhospitable
nature of his reception, he wheeled round, made
at the fruit-boxes, and scattered them in every
direction. Next he thrust his horns into the
cigar-case, and ended the sortie by uttering an
angry roar, and retreating from the premises.
One of the gentlemen made very narrow es-
cape. Nothing but the strength and elasticity of
the muscles of his pedal extremities, saved him.
He made leap over the counter and disappear
ed through back door, in manner that would
have reflected credit upon Eph Horns celebrated
exploit Of the "Breack-neck Act" Another of
the number, it is strongly suspected, has had
uiohtm ares and confused dreams ever since
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NE w THIS w Elk.

SOIREE DANSANTE.
R. c. AMSBARY takes this method Of informing
4v1 his friends that his second series of dancing par
ties will commence at the Sierra Nevada Hall, next
THURSDAY EVENING, the 23d Of August.
He returns his sincere thanks to fs patrns for the
very liberal patronage heretofore bestowed and would
be pleased to them at his next commencement 1w
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blasting Powder!

Blasting Powder!
KXyE HAVE BUILT POWDER
w Magazine of our and will now tel Blast
ing Powder at less than San Francisco and freight
3. II. WRIGHT & CO.,
aug IS 3fh Plaza, MARYsvlLLE.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
LAND. SLAVES. &C

LAND, aLANk4 &C
sors snssre ,As q oorba Ae Corba Aad oSe,s
fussday tAs asa dsy q s.psems.r tsec :, soss secnI
i.rss porsos hs c.issr.ssa sspp.Assuasi
s snS W. Sss s.s y -s.si .as
e sss.u csss. Z .ss e ss ss'Sass &
akeAlhy nexhoorh.sd. well settled and cultivated and er
qss ssa ss.s BY ss river ino too
NOS Neck couf.innx about ~ Asres es 90 ,hs
sssss s sSs are 70 seoa Ssssy rsS.' q crsss 0.S II.
,sqs .ss, &. .s :.S ss.r :, sDs Ss sss so"' " being
The improvements ths tres consss o. ls.xs and ale
poscbss, si,b marble doors There are also
s..Ds y. ss nss. . So !. hs H. n g. cs
ss g. ,y Ia :, .. ban. S ses sss
c , s,y - % =. nsa sda. s
Farley vaie coul ina ssoui fosres hes oa the norA
ss - ne !. vc -c :. ssos os eSSn s sr ss as po
valuable ior wood .na :. rsnss ior e.is and bog ,ss rest
=: ' a. e: s; =
s.s s- .s: e. @ sssd ds.S s', os
,s.ns sg r 80 an ~ ss 1scs.,y % ,, ss
srss srse s.ns and s."s. ~ ssn ea s
rses dIsrhAs.d mo y..~ls by aseoa,.
They -t ais. ..I ., %. .sss TINE and - ess hundred
and isrsp hsn6s lasse sumbes Of bo~ .nle. onen cat
IND mp msss q ,ss bess tinc sns eoosSucuon
fhs t~rDs OF sale vn be lners The sale vii be eonDue
II ss a s.S s I'll s as
RiehArd co.e,n, r,.idIns q s.ss' seh and welfcrd
sircus n sssnlnr ,beu
maisoa q desire 1 may be obtained By sYpso,.ico
Counsel asd Commlussners d ss,s
rssDsscxssyss. vrrniA. Aura ~ ~
The New York herald., 1860-09-19
4 LsERr a, xIooLAY, AycrIosEEE- sEI.I. OF

"A Wednesday September - 1850, u O'Clock r. NJ on
The ground IL beautiful Cottage Sites located the Hack
Plank road only sx miles fo kngsh neishborhood
and within walk of the railroad only
twenty minutes rds by ths Northern kaoad from Jersey
Cisy. Thess vary from ~ 70 each 90
cordnE 70 location Ihe And IA high state Of cultivation
On large dwelling house, cottage house. farm house.
neceasAy outbudngs; also several fine springs The
pares water weh socked with choice fruit o. various
kinda The location y beautiful end perfectly healthy, and
Ae property wn be sold without se:c,ve he hshss BID
order Of the Commissioners Of tho Orphans Court Persons
desrous of sesny the properly can take the trains Of tho
Northern Railroad n Jersey City, leaving NJ and A.
md ai and r NJ returning MOI Al and al and sa4
busnesa and gentlemen Of leisure Fifty cent Of tho
purchase money remain bond and mortgage for hroe
yess Il per oert and the title ID ndsp putable. For
furthsr particuArs apply 70 Albert H. kiooay No u VII
liam street New York.
Sx SH. RIsATSEIF RE TSEEE c0.mi-''a'-
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SALES AT AUCTION.
JnO T. HUN0ERFoRD 4 Co, AyCrfoNEyRs.
"A. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

IA. HOUSEHOLD FUkNrruRK
PUBLIC AucrroS
" ~ my sSsis The sisssa, private residence,
No a West sxssais sres. 6sswssa sh and Sixth
The the ssss AID y
The Furniture was al made osdss By city nssss , and o
ne best description VII
Bookcase, Etessrea CsSnssA
Rosewood and mahogany chamber =, rprni.rrs 1u,
China Glass and silver Ware The Furniture made 70
S.sns & od carved In fruit and
aowsrs covered ia Arss ooorsd brocsds q ,hs ehss
ssa sss Reception uS ss @sdsos bse2 s
S s wS s9S tor @ Inca ~ %
wood mirror DOOR marble Top; superb sse,sssy ma
WORK Table n.@E bssE inss WIN mOsAsI q pssr
card sa
large mantei hirrors ch cared r4%ss DO rer nsrsrs
Ss Ip q superb 1.sass a!.d Via
snsf
p.1s sss: s:I =
oysrnpS ns %0Ssrn Sye %sds By E
snperior slegansy sred cloth Cover rose
s. Ceceiis, Goddess o. Music The Assumption Of Virgin
sss soS sea- s The
a .. match r.s
Landscape on ss ~ Haley also number Of Ene casi
net Pictures az 4 sTTsa9 sIsnsl n' sscSE VASES
marble satue Washington Cupid and Psyche, Pandora
Poetry Music and Painting antique bronze saiaetes The
Crusaders Clovis antique Vases from
elegantly Seyres China
Vases from the collection Of jerome 6onaparte.
DINING ROOM.
Solid oak richly carved oak extension Table is feet
draw Hs patent Chairs butlers Tray, Dumb wait
Couche silverware coffee un oyster Tureen tea Set
pieces; napkin Kings egg stand and Boiler cake Baslet
Cssters spoons Ice Pitchers engraved
ware Chaa Ware the celebrated house OF Pee
Paris VIZ Decauters 0obes Champagnes Wines OarAfs
fruit and preserve Stands punch sheed table Cut
sry Linen gold dinner Set decorated tea Se
CHAMBERS
Rosewood Bureaus Bedsssds. Commodes Ward, robes On
suite style XIV; hair and spring Mattresses
kes bad Linen Brussels Carpets oval Mirrors Sofas Rock
ers, &c. Also the Furnitureof The upper chsmbcrs
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

Dar BoAr voR wusr rorNT. CORNWALL. rEw.
burr MRsru snH rpusAkeepss ~ ssssm sona AIID
viii leave Jsy srcs pier daily 81 A. toushns a mir.
PousAkeepse ii ~. rss.rnI.s 70 the CITY q sNr n
naks srre sunnssAns rpsehsspas DsGeags txnnfsnsa
The New York herald., 1860-09-19

NEAaNYICENT HOUSEHOLD YURNTUEE-THK AD
M verker cds 70. few days u private sss the entire
sss Ss.es. nsh ana ns sseSSs ssus I IL Ss
feet order and The vsy bes descn ,uon cgnasns every
psssr sssoOd fasss hrss sod f.,or suiss
ssssss Easy cSs pier ssa
msntsi Mirrors on P.nuns. o.a Dining Furniture
%: h.sren Taniis., "a rsss~oos :ad m:Sss.syi sed:
doe In consequence of removal
DAwNBBoKERs sALx-B. LEVY 4 co, q cArHA.
i street. VIII sell this day, n 10Y ocock too sk and
sss~ sss % b. Srssr Of P2kKss so4s sI w.a T.
pussKIi. ". wEscoTT, AUcTToxxxR. .-BE1UTTfUi.
kA hsss'is s.s No o
Fifteenth street. OF Sixth cornprnx the entire
isy ss .aa must Be imme.tsy from he prsm
Which into ,hs band: o On saturday The
having ssse sh.sss .arss month. ss. sonsi..aa
nsn,@ Mirors magnificent rosewood fisnofore with
round rich and costly insirpment soad rosewood
T. r,ok sross,s win sp oossrs pisr
bl~s I'D. ohAirs and Rockss 70 orocss ksy .nd Ann
hlssor,ssl. xrchilss.ar. and L. assr.pe us.s. rch
marble marble s'i ,Sp saes e' OAR ns room os co oss
siver coce and service lee chers epoons ro sal
srs snses oomoc. se carss Isud.saos sssdss r.s
;. %.s toy rs:" % ana s q
lns sureaas With marble tops rossnoo marble sog ws.h
soosss % osars ingram cSps. onsis Booic.sss os.nde
" b9ss.s: fss %s .s .rss
ss ss ss Il u ss i ss:os.s s
without rcservs rurrAassrs can obtain casiosass the
sis vii Be required o. All purchasers
DAwHBRoKERs SALE or MINIS Ci.oTHTN0.-J.
/ sokTsEk wti :sil. % rsgr:asy, SEQ, y ars. ana
), &c e. y ss % q dealers ''A
~ "A hsnh In fnr thr ~