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The hydraulic press., 1860-12-15

An INTERIOR lNCoNVENIENCE.-The circula-
tion'o Valley papers in the mountains is i'm
-mense, which makes the duty of editing an inte-
rior weekly doubly arduous; and for this reason
If copyable article presents itself in the ex-
changes, and the country editor clips it to be
used-many times after it has gone into type,
but before printed-he suffers the modification
of seeing it reproduced in dozen other forms
and places; and by those very sheets which he
knows are read by the largest number'df his sub
.scribers. This sometimes renders it necessary
that the article should be cancelled. Late news,
unless Of local character, he seldom presumes
to give. 1t would be stale news to those who had
read it in the daihes three or four days previously
His paper, therefore, to be at all interesting,
must be entirely original, or composed of such
excerpts and miscellaneous reading as may
chance to escape the wakeful and watchful eye
of those ceaseless caterers for the morning
dailies.
A knowledge of this fact should induce every
citizen who has an interest in the prosperity of
the town, and who is aware how materially a
newspaper conduces to that prosperity, to furnish
whatever intelligence of general public interest
he may possess, for publication. Such gener-
course would greatly lessen the editorial
labors.
SADLY DISAPPOINTED. Eight or ten weeks
ago, we received note from the postmaster at
New York city, apprising us that letter had
been dropped in his office to our address; and
stating, furthermore, if we enclosed ten cent
stamp in prepaid envelope, it would be for
warded to its point of destination.
Now, one of two things may always be con-
jectured about letter-that it either contains
good or bad news. In this instance we had the
best to hope for, and the information put us all
in tremor. 1t might be an inclosure of money,
from a delinquent subscriber, who had acciden-
tally neglected to comply with the postal regula-
tions. 1t might be lengthy Government adver-
tisement, the voluntary tender of some lucrative
staff appointment, or, better still, intelligence of
the death of wealthy relative, leaving us the
bulk of his fortune What a refreshing idea
On the instant we invested thirteen cents with
George Dornin, wrote a line, and sent for the
tardy epistle. By due course of mail it came TO
hand. And what think you, gentle reader, did it
contain /? On our veracious soul nothing but a
couple of tissue-sheet circulars, lithographically
printed, giving detailed account of some history
connected with the defunct house of Adams &
Co.. We supposed the people of California had
already lost enough by that concern; but nc
thirteen cents more must be added to the wreck
which engulphed many private fortune!
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GOING TO SwITzERLAND.-Eugene Sullivan,
VINO has suddenly become great man, since he
made bet of $40, 900 on the election, announced
to party of his friends that serenaded him tho
night before he sailed from San Francisco, that
he was going to Switzerland to visit his children,
hut that he would stop long enough at Washing
ton City to look in upon '-Old Abe's'' inaugura-
ton. Mr.. Sullivan wants Cabinet appoint
ment-he does.
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GJSPANGLEs has story on the outside of
to-days paper. He has importuned us for a
long time to t'give him show" We consented
to do so only after he pledged his word, in the
presence of a witness, that he would make good
any pecuniary damage we might sustain by the
loss of subscribers.
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JEALOUS PILGRIMs.-Among the outgoing
passengers on the steamer Uncle Sam, are the
names of G.. A. Washburn, editor of the San
Francisco Times; Eugene Sullivan, who aspires
to a Cabinet appointment; and James Church
man, Republican orator, of Nevada. These pill
grims to the shrine of "Old Abe are not after
office. Oh, no
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Head, Read, Read!
Hose Couplings .
New and Valusshle Improvement I

AMSBARY,S COUPLINGS NO WHERE
The undersigned takes pleasure in informing the
mining community generally. that he has recel tly
made discovery III the mode and OF fastening
hose couplings which far excels ANYTHING OF the kind
before i'll My couplings can snnictured
of cast iron, brass any kind OF metal, and Of any
desired siZc-anG when attached, rlipy form perfect
~ waller tic hit joint without the OF packing Mi
who have used them, pronounce them superior to
any coupling they have ev, known i'll use.
invite all persons who feel any Interest i'll the
matter, to call at my store IN North san Juan, ard
examine my couplings.
Persons desiring good. cheap. and durable coup
ling. be accommodated by applying to me, at North
san Juan.
E9 Orders from a Distance promptly
atf ended to.
FRANCIS SMITH.
N. B. patent has been app ell Tor. All persons
notified to beware how they infringe OH my rights.
Dec. Is, 1860. T. s.
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1-FMr. VIM. K. Spencer is suggested as a
compromise" candidate for the post office at
Grass Valley. If we had the say, he should be
the no compromise man.
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WHATS HIS NAME "A young man recently
committed suicide at the What Cheer House.,
Sacramento. The papers have stated his name
variously to be, Ruff, Kuff, Koff, Kaufner; and
now they settle down upon Kaufman.
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IP"Recollections" of Washington Irving are
in press 1t is hardly probable that the author
of the "Alhambra" would be forgotten before he
had cleverly grown cold in his grave.
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0JTA hotel keeper in Dog Town, named Nc
Tigue, proposes to give a ball On Christmas Eve.
He invites the public to embark in the couvivi-
alities.
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$50
The farm above mentioned is situated on the sou II
side of Bear river in Suffer county, Cal about four
niles from its junction with Feather river, and four
miles from the town Of Nicholaus, and is we'll known
as Crabtrees Ranch.
1t comprises about 2o0 acres ofland-aoon one-ialf
being gcain land and the other half meadow land all
well enclosed with board fence Upon it is two story
frame dwelling house. 81 by l6 feet with wing 6 by
Is, and containing 13 rooms, with front and lack
poches i&c The hose has been lotely erected and is
lathed and plastered throughout
Connected with the house is fre garden, stocked
with between 500 and 600 fruit trees, of all kinds.
mostly bearing. and from 500 to 400 grape vines, in
bearing, all of the most choice varieties There is also
extensive vegetable garden adjacent 10 the house,
surrounded bv choice fruit OK various kinds An
unfaing we'll of water furnished with one of Dixon
Patent Wind Mills which supplies the house and gar
dens with ample supply of water at all timcs for
both culinary purposes and irrigation.
Also-a new barn. 90 by 81 feet, not yet completed
with well of good water in the barn yard. Also-a
small dwelling house, Is by 80 feet, occupied by
tenant
The farm is capable of producing from $50 to 200
tons hay, and from 1000 1000 bushels of hay in
any ordinary season. There are now forty acres of
grain growing.
The character and condition of this farm is we'll
known ali the inhabitants of Bear river and ycini
ty. and by many in the mountains
The title the property is uudisputed and uncoud-
ed 1t is neither covered Threatened by any Span
ish Grant or other private claim, but is recognised
public land and has been surveyed and sectonalizcd
by the q. S. Surveyor
We the undersigned hereby certify that we ac-
quainted with the above described farm, and with its
proprietor. We consider the value placed upon it in
the above scheme fair valuation and have the fullest
confidence that the entire of the above scheme fairly
presented and will be honestly carried outand that
the will be placed in possession of whatever
prizes their numbers may call for Immediately after
the drawing, upon demand.
E. W. Roberts,
II. D. Cady.
J. w. Johnston,
J.K. Sale, Grass Valley.
B.F. Woodworth,
sc. Richardson.
J.B. Van Hagan,
VIM. S. McRoberts Nevada.
John I. Crenshaw
s. NJ. Gillian, lp, epoa5r
A. S. Slack, Aou5i '
Cha's. Barker. Rarker's Ranch
BENZ. CRABTREE, Propri ct or.
GRASS VALLEY, Nov. q; 1860. decl5 I'd
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CRRBTREE's GIfTEnTERTEINMEhT

Eesng desirous of Gsposing of my property. | will
give Gift Concert and Exhibition. at Hamilton Hall.
Grass Valley, Saturday evening, January 2sth, at
which the Drawing will take place under charge of
Committee OF citizens to be by the audience.
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Kerosene Lamps and Coal oil.

FHyHE undersigned have on hand large supply of
a beautiful Kerosene Lamps, embracing all the diff
ferent Styles for sale reasonable terms Also, just
received, large lot of Coal Oil
FRA ANCHERE BUTLER
Flnme street
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NORTH SAN JUAN, DEC. Is, 1860.

L. p. FISHER, No 17115 Washington street San
Francisco, is our only authorized Agent for that
city.
RANDALL & CO., CT D street Marysville. are an
thorized to receive advertisements and subscrip-
ticus for the Press at that place.
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SENATOR LATHAM In relation to the course
which it is supposed the Senate viii! pursue
relative to the cabinet appointments of the
new President, the ST. Louis Democrat re-
marks as follows:
Latham, of California, now Breckin-
ridge man, is an independent free thinker up
on party questions, and there are certain in-
dications in his past course which warrant
his friends in saying that be will vote 10 con-
firm Mr. Lincop's Cabinet, whether his party
friends like it or not. 1t would not be sur
prising if Latham cut loose from the prosla-
very side of the Senate during the next
session, and set up for himself, with Nesmith
and Gwins successor, as new organization,
to secure what is right for the Pacific, and to
stand by the administration of Lincon when
the simple questioned confirmingan appoint
ment arose."
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.-State of California,
y County of Nevada, Township of Bridgeport
by virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued
from the Court of r. III. Farquar, Esq, an act
ing Justice Of the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid, bearing date December 10th, A. D.
1860, to satisfy Judgment rendered by said JUS
tice of Peace on the 7th day of December, A. y.
1861 in favor of VIM. Bonnifaee and against J.
Hill, ]. II. Efenger, T. Soule, S. H. Harris &
J. Sprout of the Sailor Company on San Juan
Hill for the sum of $l57,25 debt, interest, dam
ages and costs of suit. / have taken in execu-
ton, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described property to-wit: All the
mining ground known as the Sailor Company
ground, and fumes iron pipes, tunnels &c:,
on the lower end of San Juan Hill. ON Saturday
the 18th day of December A. d. 1860, between
the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock, p
NJ, in front of the office of R. H. Farquar Esq,
in North San Juan, County and State aforesaid.
Taken as the property of the Sailor Company to
satisfy the above demands and accruing costs.
North San Juan, Dec. 14th, A. D. 1860.
". S. EDWARDS, Constable
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PoETICAL INJusTICE.-In Hutcbings' Maga-
zine, for December, three wretcbed stanzas
of studied rhyming appear, which Mr.. Hutch
ings acknowledges he stole from an album,
entrusted to his temporary care by some
goud-natnred and conRding literary lady,
named "Alice." These Wretched stanZas hap
pen to have the name of "Allen" placed be-
meath them; and thereupon, brother Ridge, of
the Marysvile Democrat, goes off in a tam
gent and attributes their authorship to one
of the persons connected with the Nevada
Transcript. This is not the 6rst time that
brother Ridge has entangled us in an album
embroglio; though Heaven knows; we have
neither taste or talent for any such lnlanl-
ties. We never had a poetical gift-never
could manage to make better rhyme than
Benedck, who made ''lady" jingle to ''baty"
never wrote in an album-never knew
anybody by the name of "Alice"-neyer
heard of an aAllen" that could scribbe any
thing bester than very plain ard indifferent
prose-and never will consent TO have poeti-
cal fun poked at us by such funny rascals as
Hutchlngs and Ridge.-Nevada Transcript.
Now, General this kind of bluffing won't
do. You are guilty, and you know It, We
understand your allusion about that other
s'album embroglio." You were guilty in
that case also, and we exposed you. You
feel sore about it, but we cannot help that.
You are wolf in Sleeps clothing-a poet
in disguise, and we are determined that you
shall be known in your true character. 1oa
can't be allowed to go round the community
like a straight forward writerof good, ,honest
prose, when just as good men as you are,
have to be held up before the world as
scribblers of verse, and be branded with the
name of poets. No, sr; that kind of thing
has got to be ped.-Marysville Democrat.
We are with Ridge, in this controversy.
! The Generals disclaimer is entirely too
modest There is no doubt but he was the
author of the lines referred to-and very
pretty lines they are, too. We could tell a
ia about a certain, Roaring, rearing Tam
many Boy" if we thought proper. But we
wont de it. Conviction on Ridges indict-
ment is sufficient for the present.
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Assay Once
Melted and Assayed

At San Francisco rates. and returns made in BARS or
UNITED STATES C0IN within six hours. Our as.
says guaranteed and Bars discounted at the Lowest
rates. sep l6 3m
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$LS-83O
To be Distributed in GIFTS
AT
Hamilton EzSEi, Grass valley,

Saturday, Jan. 20, 1861!
On which aston
119 Prizes VIII be Distributed!
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list OF pHJZES

kets, So c
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N f w Il HIS w E e X.
"~(~N-~~N~ 7-C>~o~cO~-~~~OC-~-~~~~o
l. A Il Il A R n Nv LIS!
SAM SAMEISON

Takes this method
of informing his pa
irons and the public
generally. that he
has. IN order TO keep
up with the great
improvements of the
day, recently en-
larged and beautihed
his store. and made
great additions toliis
former stock e f
Goods. He has now
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OO-PARTNERsIIIP.-


For the purpofe Of carrying o. to incyedsed hces tho
heretofore conducted by w. D. BLAIR And they hops
dgence prompinest merit continuance Of the
kindly extended 70 their senior partner
ssga-Im
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LATE FOREIGN NEWS.


Nav YORK Oct. l2th.-The steamer Africa brings the
following latest via Queenstown; The Paris CORES
pondent Of the Daily News says Prvy Council was held
on Thursday when It's understood the proposal from
Gen Guyon TO augment the French army in Rome 70
10000, and some say 10 put down Garbadi, was DIS
cuSsed. -
Il Is 10 be feared the result decision which will
lead 70 bloody war and thus put end for long time,
to an hopes for the regeneration Of Italy.
Marshall Valiant leaves Paris to take command oil the
army OF Italy, and will speedily be followed by Two d.
visions
1t is stated more positively than ever that the Pope
has resolved to leave Rome.
The Vanguard Of the Sandman army was at Tveo on
the 9Th a Kilometres from Rome.
TIE Patre reports the NeapOan Royalists masters Of
the Volume
The Paris BOurse was animated and higher
Il Is reported that Garbadi has withdrawn the COM
mand Of the aeet from Admiral Persano.
L is stated that Austria intended to propose at War
that the different powers should not recognize any
settlement Of the Italian question binding without her
consent
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EDucATI0N.
SOUTHERN EKsIALE INSTITUTE.


FIVHE Eleventh Session Of this Institution will the
a % Monday October next and close the last day Of
The Principal does not deem necessary 70 give the names Of
the Assistant Teachers in bis employ simply saying that he aid
ed By eleven thoroughly quaaad Instructors and that effort
will be made maintain the high reputation and select character
OF the School
TIE advantages offered department mcsc vocal and
lnrument Unsurpassed The most accomplished teachers
In the city employed and particular attention paid this
Two french ladies reared and educated in Paris and speaking
peca duty sto speak French habuay with all those who
studying the language IL Is confidently asserted that much
and pure French spoken In the honse female school
In the Union.
The subjects of Natural Philosophy Chemistry are fully
lraied BY experiments The apparatus beongngto the Insttute
being complete any In The State.
Especial attention given the study Of History, English
Literature Rhetoric and Readng-A portion Of the course boil at
The Principal with pride the following list PATAoSs
the best evidence OF the merits Of his School:
Hon H. A. WISE Norfolk, Va; Com. NJ y Maury Nat OBJ.
Rev. Vim. sparrow, Theological Seminary Alexandra; Rev p
SaushteT GaiPsper Rev II KeAs' Rev george wSoasr'gs
Morson Andeon R. Grattan, james Lyons, r. Price
VIM. Palmer COL T. Pontane, Col W; Muniord, Ruiher
land; wm Clark J. b. Darlington, Halifax orale, Green
brieF VA st George Cooke, Powhaati DR. Stuart King
GEORGE X " Scott psuquier T. j. Randolph b. T. Minor, Al
bemsre Penn j. W. Carroll. New Orleans r. Baylor Esex
Mrs Harrison Lower Brandon Col 7. Dabney Dry Grove
Mss; Bryce Stewart GAINESVILLE Tenn Hon G. H. Lee Clark
Rerences made aro to the Faculties Of the virginia Military
Institute and William and Mary College, % Professors Bedfoe
Smith, Coleman Maupn and Davis Of the University OF Virginia.
Board washns and LEhis t22s 90
Preparatory Department 80 20
Latin or Modern Languages Ia classes EACH 20 90
Music Vocal or on Piano. Harp Organ or Guitar per
Drawing Painting in oil or water $50 to 50 %
PAYABLE it October baaace on the 5 Of February
Por further particulars for catalogue address The Pncpa
d. LEE POWELL.
yi2 -3m Box 81, Richmond Va.
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VARIETY or NEW BOOKS, Received at
N MORRIS Bookstore,
o. Main Street
Brief BiOeraphcrs; nv samuel Smiles author q sell
Htp ana "fe Of George sephenOn," With Steel Plates $sa
The Glaciers ofthe Alps; being accsunt OF the ORR
gin AM phrnomens % Glaciers, Slbo
over the Cliffs: bF Ch,rlOtis Chanten. ".
Women Of Lhc Souta Distinguished In s.ifor-
allure illustrated with portraits steel by barry Forrel
vo Of. antique, all. ~
The Loves aua HEcro;nFs Of this POets.-Edted by
Richard he ~ stoddud We o. morocco extra gui and
SpgnGilly Illustrated with steel plates. w ~
Aih0
othsrs t,rl-s nv sarah / C Whltesey Al %
The Bother-In. laws tale Of Domestic Lfe.-By Mrs
Emma d. + NJ souihwofth cloth 81 - payer u 90
Notes on the Parable OF Oar LOrd'-By Richard
Cheneyix Frtnc'. Condensed. 81 o.
A Year with Maggie and EmnIa.-A true story edi
ted by Mad J. McIntosh 6bcts
Lat ssnysand POcms.-By 7 Babipgton hacaulay.-
New and revised ed ton. % Gus
The Lir, ofGtOrsc WsshingtOn.-Ry I'd ard Eve,
" w
The Eighth commandment -By Charles Rsade. 20 c..
Rcninisc-nces ofnn 0flircr OF Eounv"s. 81 90
RichmOnd IN by-xODe days. with glancn at
the Present. Being remIniccns-s sad last Wo6s OF an
od citizen b. samuel dorl"cai New edition. 81 on
Vol. 18th KaWiIn's Hcroditus. - Oh
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GAZE az sALU nan rsrATg on Low,

GALE az a sAbD yRGR ESrA'Ts on Lower
- James Biyer.--On WEDsFsDAY 9Th Of November, At
o'clock, ~ by Vitae Of decree Of Prince George Cruit
Court rendered II Nav term lat will be the hhes bid
der that most desirable Tract Land situated In Prace George
county, called Mount Peasau beonesg the dsyisees
Cater Edoc decd This land sons the upper and lower
Brandon IS afes Or N. M. Osborne and others
This Tract eor9ins about 800 Acres Of which arJane
River ais ant In cultivation the sh system uoder
good fence The ba Is well inbered with original growth
THIS estate, situated tdeWHer the mdst refined
aud cultivated society conveniently several whsyes
the river and Of easy largest presents
dueeeus rarely met with, seldom that sdc lands
market The system OF cultivation pursued has the
liberal Kind regards the mproy naturally soby
the free q n plaster drainage Beside The value
t arabic land tie wood land unusually valuable for It's
oak, cypress and heart pine timber
TEEHsA credit l. and yeara bonds bearing interest
from date TIE Interest to be paid annually with With good
~ and en- on the land 10 secure the payment
Mr. Jenes Sho resides tie land viii chow H.
DAVID NAY Com'r
The rnnuirer please uuf sh the above se9T-3awtds
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PENNSYIyANIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct I2-The official count in the first
Congressional district shows the election of John n.
Butler, Republican, over Lehman, Democrat, by ma
jority Of lS5.
PnLADxLPHIA, Oct l2.-The vote Of the first Con-
ereSsona district is thrown into the Court for Judicial
investigation. Lehman, testing his majority in the
4h ward has been reduced SEQ since the Judges count
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS


saEEsnnIEH ongsrT.
ne long established rgpuiaion Of NE WHITE SULPHUR
sPStNes tor ~ eafe OF Oafonle 'ea' eo' up
For any years he Of these Springs have been trdHa
a 90 used By persons Z, s S.n aes, e1a s1ps5ssj
Jrgsa tAsir ass slss drsak f-e1 az sJouHhriE- -.
T-ss waters genty APEENf very decidedly ALTkk
ALIVE Their great forte remedy and The quality above al
others given 10 them their h reputation, Is te gr
&c ~ IS 81 49, 1872 -S'ss 1o1is issiaaatios
ousrcoas o5stsn he smaller vessels, and tto q Morbid
Br ouges dnandedn almost case Of Chron-
A. a 4PERIEr and ALrERArIvE ne range Of disease
heh hey are Appheabls "a b apparent. % medical
Va onr Of orrsns renrr-
ay uy exert uAssd eaee stimulating ose hat are
oftas Stomach and Bowels, hey are employed Win Tie hspp
resals.
has been long and armly established
oHRONIc 5IARRHGA Omen cured By ths amer other rem
70 CosTIvESEss Of he Bowels and PILES they well
alApted - ...
uuAitsodsd Win i1dHnulion, they ygy .eryesaee
To The asc.rai raas q CiRONlC ObskkUCtlONs &C. pec
Lar q ala heir alndius Influences are omen eminsnty
NEURALGIA and he various nsus isasa when hey are
the rat Of orn dsrangsn are treated Win great success
IncHRoSic RHEUNArIsN heir known so.ey eOsvAl Win
A Saasys Of most sTsssui eject In GOUT sr value has
"a NRRCUR6L DISEASES aad In that peculiar affection that
rssuis from te abuse Of Mercury 10 srFurrc Aneetons fa
~ Pamphlets descriptive medicinal character and AZ
paeAbcs o. ne Waters furnished gratis, application . ne
srhsss waters securely pat up a, ne spra ia asi bottles
noE being regularly furnished 70 ne Agents. In Eetaond for
FWro prevent lnposaOa each bottle "GEEEN
nRlkS Wits SULPHUR WATER" blown IN the ga's, without
Orders ron aiividua and s ias tAoahoui ne UalssI
PURCELL LADDGoo.
APlE-dtoaa esn1AgsnS, Richmond, "a
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TaE agricultural rceupera'ion OF the sell Of this State
is truly worthy object OF ambition and shond BE char
isbed with pride BY al lovers ef our Commonwealth
and We take pleasure IN c,lug attention 20 thc ldvcr-
ti-am4l, Of Phosphate Fertz"I' ia another column,
by Moss Tlsacr * Clark Of Philadelphia.
kerriizsrs are subject 20 ready rd.ii,ution and 70
concerns the planting intrres, deCTly Il will be seen
that the COMPANY alulej 70 engaged ia making % e
severa v,reues known g tte market o. ths adpat'
and quality OF sh.ch, touht the agcats resident
amongst "a are sbuaitntly able 20 certify.
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PRINCE OF WALES IN NEW YORK.

NEw YoRE Oct. l9th.-The Prince visited the New
York University the Aston Library, Cooper Institute,
Free Academy and Central Park, whore he planted two
trees also the high bridge and dined with the Mayor.
On leaving the Hotel r the morning, crazy Englishman
used threatening and insulting language, aud was in
sfantlv arrpstrd
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WR. EEFEBVRE,S SCHOOH

The announcement 1890 81, furnished
70 thots who apply a. Indicated. Ugly