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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
VXTUEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL cow

WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM
w PANY BY its deed dated the 6Tst dsy Of Decemss.
sshee9 ssndsd 'GS Sy s Book ssf No. page @ snS
BIZ s other deed dated the said first day Of December -
recorded IN sNSs SS ~ Ps: .soSsy SnO WILLIAM
KISON, EDWARD BREOELL and FRANkLlS a. p ~ 4
the following described real estate situated IN oock NO.
HE civ Of ST. Louis and descrhed as icllows:
FIND lot or parcel Of land fronting two huoded sna ~
fee. on o sJsn Ss S.spaoS sS
Sixth see, north by the north iue OF the ned s eol ~
Joseph TsOn. and known a. survey No - ,,nSni as
IN blOck contaias aboSt sevs ~ iee, % % s, dsse
loss Sixth street by one hnhdIed an1 ot tpown sd
on tho plat Of the Tote laid oct sga S Io No n
70 the town Of So LODi Sy w .4 %, b. CIdsy AZ
noh by Green street the east b st,h VA .onv,ysscss
south By the os herein hnt described ma DL In aa
scare the oaymen o. certain bonds therein ,os
log TO hundred thousand dollar being en nom tbs
Say Of peo.nber eighteen hundred and my .nss-
Lnde bearer With ten pet oen. ,hefs n commspi v
NxYoTk and whereas among other thing, ". 80 there
said deeds hss If the ntss. upon 'S for thirty days ~
the maturity thereof ,hss then By re.os o. .sSh Ssotlsss
bonds should forthwith become due $40 .es % be dus nd
wbe cas- said Lindsn Hotel Company hss m ~ ..a bssa
tod sold and pledged az asaaIss a tSoassnS do.
Of which the Interest beSOnhs cue ss. % doe s
Of June eighteen hundred aud mas some OF
has bee. ss@sSseS a.. WILLIAM NJ. MORRISON Eowssas
ppTn ~ .sd rankin A. DICK, Trustees, as nod
request Of many of the individuals asd 81 ss6
aS i on tho twenty second day Of Oceos Seloci 20
I'D and xsyone and besseen the boar - ~ asy he
r. fsr.noan aud yo Ia the afternoon o. s ~.
@ ] Seor Of The Court HOUSE ia the city Of %
es S 10 AZ the above described preniiss 10 psy
Ca csb a. pubs vondue the hshes o,aae. Zen ana sn
&c the hslSe Of .d bonds The smosst' due
amounts OF charge. that may be paysos, a .s st
ssd Deeds together WIN t Sss 81 Kun MoesisoN
ssss s 4 Ssss i SiGE. r'''''A
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6cuses ano farms h1anteo.

FURNISHED HOUSE IN BROOKLYN
n WANTED.-The adve tier wishes TO take Furnished
Hops In eligible locSto In Brooklyn where the will
be taken 10 board To oy wishing reduce expeUs this
Il desirable opportunity References exchanged Address
stating location. terms &C., T. p box No. 1884 PoOhce
EewYoTks
HOUSE and FURNITURE WANTED. Il will
n nay cash fot about VI, 900 worth Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE medium qasity and will take the HOUSE III
a desirable Brooklyn Preferred For particulars
inquiIe off. COTTON, No. li3 Ful,on-s, Nassau
w ANT Z D---A genteel PLACE, on or con-
w tisuous the Norh River with IS 70 80 acres
Of Land good oUe aud outhudng garden and fruit suitable
for the premises; well fenced well wsterod Something
sna TO this may find cssh purchaser by incosng par,icu
ars Addressed TO A. b.. Tribune Office.
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Dentlsirn.

'TNIIE largest and cheapest Dental Establishment
II In the S.-N .. GRIFFIN BROS, Dentists. No Us
partial set. Of Teeth improved Amo.pher Pressure
Plates without the foos On plAtiaA OF Io1 toi
sil,er or rubber gold per tooth s's 81
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-
" From foot Of Courtlaudts t-Counectng 1T Hampton
Junction with Deaws Lack1wA1nA, and Western Railroad
and at Eson with Leikh alley Railroad and lite connections
forming direct Line to tsbuTgn and the West without change
. o.
SUMNER ARRANGEME NC mencing June TO- 1861
Leave HeW-YoIk foilOwts
HARRIsBUEG ExPREss-At6e for Eaton Reading Potts
vile, HerIisburg Maucl, Chuck WilIIm.pIrt.
Man TRAIs-At m for Esston Water Gap, Scranton,
Great Bend PittstoD, Wikesb ure 40
I'm. TBRorGH TRAiSFoT Esfton Msueh Chunk Williams
Ie-t, Reading, Pottsyiile, Harrisburg. 40
n. THROUGH ThAs-For Eaton, Bethlehem, Allentown,
and Msuch Chunk.
$3.50 p. NJ WAY fRAfa-For Somervile
9P.A WEsTERs ExPREsS-FOr Esston Allentown. Reading,
Harrisburg Pt,bmgh and the West Sleeping from jersey
City through 70 rts0u gh.
ExPRgss TKAIs PoK HARRIsBUR5-Tbe 60 m Express Train
from New York arrives Harrisburg M connecting East
Rsoad North and South and with the Cumberland Vsley
Railroad
TnR THROUGH ExPREss TRsIS WEsT leaves
Hew.York D. M daily suudsys oToep.edl making close
connection Harrisburg with Penrsylvsnis RslTOad-with
change ofcsu Pburgh aud but 10 (iacinDai and
Chicago. -Four hours time 10 saved by taking this train
ELiLABKTHPoKT AND NEw.YOHK FERRT-Leave Eew-foff
from Pier No O. North RysT OF go and ll2Oa W. 52o 4:|
and 5:2p o. m.
The stop Bergen Point and MsiDers Hafbor every
trip each way JOHN D. olERNS, superintendent
ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
Il PORT by SHORE LINE.--Leaves 2th-st tthsv- Am,
arrive ia Providence $50 l2:5 NJ arrive IN Providence
1880 Op Express Through Mail Train arrive In Proyi
Aaura IT, 0nnHR raf0 n
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sul5 iswswTh'

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
IN County Of New-York ANNIE n. HOfT Plsinah
,rinst RUSSELL HOYT SCOVELL DefeBdant-To the De-
,.ndanf. Sir: You HEREBY summoned snd required 70
answer the complaint Ia this seton which viii be hed Ne
CITY Of NswYok ard 10 copy Of your sns"erto he
aid complaint the subscriber at his Office Number ~
BToadaS CITY New York within twenty days aeT the So
vice you exclusive OF the cay OF sn
seuce and you fail 70 sn.wer the said eompair winn
tb, tine Aforesaid tic plaintiff 10 tins action will apply TO The
Court for the relief demanded In the eon lntDssed Jug
IA. 1861. - WIN. OLsps,
The complaint In the above action was ed or ths 4'h Day
August, 1861. w. II. GIBBS, fIu1h A"y
Aul5 Iay6wTh
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NIEW.Y0RK SIrPRENIE COURT-CitY and

NETWORK SUPREME COURT-City and
~ County OF New.York.-SYLyAN ,B. MORRIS, J.
FRANK BENBAH, end THOMAS Y. SCOTT, psiutiss.
al sins, THE LA CROSSE COUNTY BANK, defendant
10 tho Defendant above named; You hereby s1nmen-d
ard REQUIRED TO answer the complaint In this action Ns
will be filed IN the office OF The Clerk Of the cry sad
County Of NewYork his Office In the Cy nan N me Wy
Of New-Yor aud copy Of yorr asWeI 70 me 1a
complaint the subscribers their Office No % aosa"s
Ga tho said city within twenty days ser the seryice ms
summons you exclusive Of the dsy Of such seice sna
you fall answer said complaint within the time aforesaid,
"a. pisiuts On sn action will take judgment against Ia
Of tao huusred aud hyour dollars aud forty even
csnts from the dxeenth day OF May, thoas
and igh hundred sTty bsdes the aud dsburss
meuts OF this action.-Dstsd NewNof H. Jnly =, 1901.
BROWN, HALL VANDERFOEL
PLAINTIFF Attorneys 81 Broadway, New-fork.
The complaint IN the sbove-ened scon was filed 10 DE
oce Of the Clerk the City and County OF NewYork on s
fourteenth day Of August s6l.-Ne York, Aug ~ ls6l
Brown, HALL d NANDERPOEL-
snl5 i.vsvIhs Pa!niaS Attorneys.
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nlusital JnsIrumci,is.

ltlu5llul gUSlt uiHtuios
A ROSEWOOD 7-Octave PIANO for $50, with
n large round corners entire iron frame. double moldins,
harp pedal carved desk; very o used cost when te" SOW
One ia ootsves o1 Rl25 Pianos sud NeodenLs or rent
f. GORDON No. 1O6 Brotewa
CHICKERING and SONS
" GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
Wsrerooms no ga Broadway Nsw.YoTE Pianos 10 Rent
Old Pianos taken IN exchange.
+ IGIITE q BRADBURYS'
IL NEW SCALE OvERSTRUNG BASS PATENT INsUIA.
gED FULL IRON-FkAME GRAND and SQUARE PiANO-
fORrES, Ne. al BIoomesL
What everybody must be true Everybody says they are
tie beat; therefore they uiusi te the beat
DAVEN, BACON Il Co.,
III ManufartureTso Of
GRAND AND SQUARE PlANO-EOHTES,
In Livery Variety OF scales and Patterns.
WsrsToous, No. l55 Grand st., near Broadway,
Nsw.York
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
IN removed 10 No. tSI Broad~Ey. bel-etu Or,nd and
where he ses 7ooaNe PIANOS for BIO and
warranted becond hand PIANOS ard MELODEONs from
SIS 10 $50 All kind, OF Musical Merchandise a. prices
Pianos Msodeons let from ~ 20 So month rent
allow cd pufo1s ed GIeemeut Monthly psy s1" 10
ceivsd for ths
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CUPREME COURT, KINGS Y.-THE

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTf:-IhE
- CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY sga,na
CHARLES ELY and ELIZA A. ELY, bis vide sair9ei e
Townsend David Elaion Andrew Van Tuy Joan b. MScs
Edward Lake. Lawrence och Cornels CTeden heny hx
snE John Msrony John aonahsn, John Black Andrew msNt
mara Cornelius Rogers Joseph Harrison John Fowey Mch.a
Augam Thomas Owens Martin Owens Manassas TToy JON
flanagan Michael Highland. Leonard Kelly Thomas h1scz
Patrick Nyrck Jane Byer Patrick Callahan ard Daniel MOI
cbysumm, n.for Reio-lCom not Ser To The destdsne
above named You hereby summoned aud TegntTodn s
swer the complaint In this action. vi ch will be med
che oo- lerk the County Of Kings at the Guy hs
ga the City OF Broakyn and 70 copy Of your uss1
10 the said complaint ts subscribers at their Office, NO. VA
Brlsiway IN the City Of NewfoTk. within twenty ay
the services Of this summons on you exclusive Of the
OF .ach servce and If you fail to answer the said oomps9
within the time aforesaid plaintiffs 10 this seton su
apply the Court for the relief demanded in the eoDPnA
Dated N. Y, August % 1851 - .u,o,,s
PhintdS Attorney
The COMPLIANT IN the above entitled action was day neo -
the Office OF CLERK Of kIngs County at the Ciy hail.
CITY of Brooklyn on the 3Oth day Of August, 1861
BARNEY BUTLER PARSONS,
.iaIsvI9wTh Pai1tifiJ Attorney
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Danting Academies /.
DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMrPs

A DODWORTIfs DANCING ACADEMIES
~1s No. ga Fifth-ay., corner Of 2sth-st New-YoTx
No. lJT MontagDe-st., Brooklyn.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS ia Brooklyn WEDN EsDAYs
and SATURDAYS 10 New York; commencing October i =
Brooklyn, October In New.YoTl
Ia the building 5bsv recently erected for The y
pose, will be found every requisite for such lShs
In addition 70 the Dancing classes viii ao be formed for
cises Ia system Of CslstheDc especially valuable V
adies and children Of delicate frame Mr DODWORTH woul
be- 81 I'd TO make with Seminaes for leors
Dancing Csisthrnes, or Military Drill
CicDars fof terms. sc may De had at either Academy
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CoMMENCINO AUGUST 49, 1861.
Passenger Station in N.w.Yok cor. 21thst and shv En-
trance on 2ItnsL
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK.
For Haven, M (EI u i2;l6' D. ES'li $50" t'1'
For bridgeport l. a. m. GI) I3:I5 3 CErl $50 49,
For Milford stra,ford fairfield Southport and wospor Is
For NorSsS, $50 m IaIs o. (EI) $3.50 49, $780,
ror Darisn and Greenwich $50 l25 $50 $50 $50
foI Stamford CEr J. $50 nj 1915. ., CIh $780, $50
FOr Pot Chester and ,tniiOns s''OA NJ l2
$50 4;'o $780, s'2 e6 g ?, e TRAINS.
FOR Boston. via Sgrinshed Ia IN M Ell Sthhhspm
For Hartford snd Springfield ga m Tn 2;l' ellis
For Connecticut River Railroad Montreal tEL) and
For fIarord FroSasses and Fi.hkl Railroad m (Erl
For New Haven, Nes London, and SoninHon hAfoaa Az
For For G Ial Rs!oaa 1871, D. m. to Northampton
For HousscHic Raioad 70 Pitis6ed. N. SPIN
For S.nss,9e IA si HoT;1, railroad ap
JAMES Ii. HOYf. Superintendent.
NETWORK, HARLEM and ALBANY RAIL
% .n .r AO ny.
i0''i "Ai"' JOHN BTRcHILI. Assistant Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
Il j NY and TROY. CONFLICTING WITH TRAlNsN NORTH
snu from Chsmbsrsst From Sah-s,,
EIpIs" and IL m .nd3o 7z'5 ilizS H .nd''s' saa
Troy sbd Albany with sleep iOS m tsund.y. iucudsdl
PoaeSIseosie tsin' a, I. H. 6;25 m, sDd iltoP.n
suh las 9.
Peekskin tIsiu p m tis0 N o.,..
Sing Sing train $50 9:z b. 49, f'S anu o'<S IN
and }. m.
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
~ TERMINUS.-Lssve Jsme.ip and 94h-st- Ferries Ne"
York, ass N. for Greenport 3;3l - hs'k % On
Saa'-s, -ag, II aud 4:3O for Syos'et; 30
p. for Fsningdsle For Hempsteed q. IL $500,
s:60 aud $50 For Jsmsics leave ga m IL m, 81 20
4:30 $500 aud $3.50 Trains Hunters Point SrTVa
| Of boat from JAmes-slp.
| NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
~ ,enger Trains via Payonia Ferry from foot Of Chsmbers
Ia m, EJprrSa
ga M, Msil
% H. Milk daily for olvie and interms3ste StstouG
II a. M. Accom- modation dali y, for Port Joryis. -
4p u. Way for Mddletown Newburgh and iDtermediis
sp m. Night Express, daily,
NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver
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printing.
Eeqal Notless.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of R0SWELLC
EBRAINAsD, ESQ., Surrogate Of the County OF Kings 40.
tie. IL hereby Evep acc0rd law to all parsons having
Claims against HENRY KA9SER, late Of the City 81 BToos
yn merchant deceased that th-y required to exhibit tie
sane with the vouchers thereof the subscribers the oFe6
SMITH ELY Jr M. 100 Gcdst Of Frcnktsrtst IA
the City OF NeWIork before the third day Of FED
ruAry uexL-Datod July 81, 1901.
yOsEPH KIrrEJ, RTeeutors &C., Of Heurf
SMITH ELY, Jrp Il. Kayser deceased
1..-N
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Sales bp Auttlon.

bHIRS UD AHlIIoH.
A. NJ. MgRwIS AucaOneei.
R1 BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Irving Buildings
NJ Hos So and $50 bfoadway-Ssles Of Books Stationery
fictures, Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture. &c.
nANlEL A. MATHEWS, Auctioneer.
H. sslesroon No. IS Nassau between Fulton and John 81,
MORTGAGE SALE or BILLIARD TABLES
BAR FIXTURES, FURNITURE &c.
DANIEL A. MATHEWS viii sell at No I3y FULTON
ST. Broadway, THIS DAY, THURSDAY AZ IO O'Clock
The contents Of hea.s BILLIARD Saloon viz: One splendid
Foss.ood OAK Billiard Table slate hs,. CBe, Nc
splendid four-pu Beer Pdmp silver mounted made by Whit
Seld Gard Tables Chairs Glassware, Gas Fixtures Bar Fix
tures &c. Sale positive.
By order. LOUIS VULTE,
Attorney fer Monaseee
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ITO, YOUNG MAN lit is not medicine you
need bat Information wi,hoa. which you are ruined
Read Tract viii sepd you for dine tno staupsl and
youSself BY my Now method. safe and ture. Address
LAR0l SUNDERLAND, Boston, Mas.
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NETWORK a. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

1861 SUMMER ARR ANGEMENT. lsol
COMMENCING AUGUST 49, 1901
PASSENGER Station In EswYork cor. 2Ihst and iIhEv En-
trance on ZIth-st.
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Amnsemeris.

"A CADEMY OF MUJSIC-RESERVED SEALS M,
EnastSSSnN X CrNjS ADMISSION 80 CENTS
IMPORTANT NOTICE
. n,bSJs ara T.spectfu IL informed THAI oornnneuc1ns
I evening win be re.srved In any Pat !" rono o
Sousa T6ey may hs6 only Al the Academy OF MUSIC IL.
TO whsrs hkswiss private boxes and orchestra 'sa
sscured
n T. ss.t, may secured three d.y,in sdsnee 70 rNrs
ADMISSION 50 CENTS. ADMlSriO0yNN ms % cTa
Pvss boxer from 81 70 S. according 20 number o. sea-
Crchsstra stalls In ths immediate vicinity Of MI
platform, 50 cents -, ,r,t, WEEK.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING OF THE "SLA' ~
She wonderful perforulsuees Of the ,-r,rp
9REAI rNES IlDl0ltATEUh5
HERMANN
Assi.tpd by the celebrated
ORCHESTRA OF THE OPERA ,,,..a
TIL. narfornsnce, OF HERMANN lss entirely ohs'u@l s
aoveL The distin Euishlne fesiure 10 the ,,,,S
ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS
~ sfssls being solely produced by sItfSotdinHJ
MANUAL SkIIL,,nnrcu
THE PROGRAMME WILL CQnipp Dig
TWELVE PISCES, IN TWO PANTS.
DuripE the Intervals OF Herrmanns POs's
GRAND CONCERT
ORCaFsTpA OF THE ITALIAN OfE,,h IN a.. Music
Tiekets so cent? 60 tue Acsde my Soe
Ntores Hotel, and A. door The Puo!o ne
requested 70 bay their tickets during the oA'' ="
m thod
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ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW

Il PORT by SHORE LINE.--LeAves 2ithst +h-sy. IN.
arrive Ga Providence $50 pm; 25 M arrive 10 Providence
7:30pm 0pm Express Through Mail Train arrive la Prov
O'"'' 1N0 r. CALHOUN Superintendent
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ID p. JENKS's SELECT CLASSICAL and
HI. MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL will be reopensd on
MONDAY Sept 1851 1T No. l86 Broadway. between 2Sth
aud 2 th-sta
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SCHOOL and Home Education. Private French.
~ 0erusn English, aud Spanish Classical aud Commercial
Boarding and bay School with fine Playground Gymhs
Sun Nos q 10 West 26 hist betweoo broadway aud eth
Mr. Loui. Emit take. charge of limited number Of Boys
Reopons Monday, sept 10.
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CTEANlER MASSACHUSETTS.-Ii changed
y to clock tsud Of oc9ot on sad siieI ~ r
GRFENPORT, SAG HARBoR The hampton, South Hold
Maiiimck. SC.
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II Ny and TROY, CUNNEC
and WEST. Train, leavs:
From Chsmbsrs-st.
Express, Z and II . tn. and 1897
and 5 .. IN.
Troy and Albany with sleep.
ing-csr), l6:l5 .. IN.
PoughtecpSie train, ct 6 g. IN
suf las 3. ~.
PeekskiIl train. ( ?. m.
Sing Slug train. 8 a. m, s;y
and p. m.
fiIhkill train. $3.50 p. m.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
FnsOIycnt Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY YUBA, s.
51lSTRlCT Court of the Tenth Judicial District
~ In the matter Of the Petition of Stephen G. Null
lin, an lnsoyent Debtor. Pursuant to an order OF
the Hon ;. W. Bliss, Judge of the said District Court,
notice is hereby given TO all the creditors of the said
nsolyeut stephen C. Mullin, be and appear before
the said Hon. $, Bliss at Chambers. at the Court
room OF said court the city of Marysvlle county OF
fuba, on the twenty third day OF March, 1851, at
10 o'clock A. n, of that day, then and there TO show
cause II any they can, why the prayer of said nsol
vent should not be granted and assignment Of his
estate be made and he be discharged from his debts
and liabilities in pursuance of the statute in such cases
made and provided, and in the mean time all proceed
ings against said nsoyent be stayed.
..... Given undermy hand and the seal OF said
seal Court this goth day of February A. D., 1861.
W. T. oNEALE,
Clerk Dist. Court for Yuba Co., Cal.
5. HULBURT, PtsI' Atty. feb2l-3Od*
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
Shade and Ornamental Trees

Vines, shrubbery, Crcepers, Roses and Bulbs Chi
nese and Cal foruia Arbor Vtae's three to six feet
high.
The Subscriber viii give his pers nal attention to
the bus ness. Those finding it more convenient to
Order, than 10 come in person may eel assured of
tanning the most Valuable Varieties, and well arrang-
ed as to Season of rpenng. No Tree. or Plants will
be seat out except such in good healthy condi
ton--and packed In a suitable manner TO 20 any dis
lance. Our arrangements are such that have no
fears OF being undersold by other reliable Nursery
men, Our prices will be just low 10 Orders as if Sc
eced by the parties. In most articles the Prices viii
be considerably reduced from last seasons.
n. B.-Prlnted directions for Planting and after
treatment will accOnpany packages.
* Remember, Sales Room and Yard, opposite
the Water Works, corner Fourth and streets, Ma
rysye.
jan.9-H G. II. BEACH, Agent.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
Pu1Arr1 ent, 1nnnnr.. t-.h ION

/ MAJ sil ~ January llth, 1893.
70 the editors of the Pacific Medical journal
Gentlemen: My attention has been called to an arti-
Gle in the December number Of your Journal in regard
TO the al eundem degree granted by the PhiladelDhe
College of Medicine 20 DR.. l.. }. C2ankav When the
application lor the degree was made to the Faculty II
was accompanied by aIdavts and testimonials To ihe
eueCt ttat Df. CZipfay was regular graduate NJ ID
OF the University Of Desth, had served as surgeon in
the Hungarian army and was a regular practitioner
/ OF medicine. On tie strength of these the degree
was granted. The ad cuude;n degree as its name in,
plies, Is conferred on graduates only and gives us
new privileges Had there been the slightest susDi-
con OF ifrcgularty, the application would have been
refused. Hy inserting this in your journal YOU viii
ito an act OF justice 10 the College, and confer favor
on J ours, verf spectfuly, H. RAND
Dean o.! tie IA t1ty o! the Philadelphia College of
Medicine.
DIR. l. !. CIAPKAYs private Medical and Surgical
institute u on Sacramento street below MONTGOMERY
opposite ile Pacific Mail Steamship Companys Office
san Francisco yhc Doctor offers free consultations
ana asks no remuneration unless he effects "a cure
pmceA hours from } A. NJ to P. 81.
Cs;is'EE2fECATE.-l, the undersigned, Gov
f'""i "I Hungary, do testify hereby, that Dr. L. J.
CkapAaJ has served during the contest for Hungarian
liberty, as Chei Surgeon, IN he Hungarian army
WIN iathiul ptrsey erauce. Whereof have given 10
hm TINS certificate, and recommend him to the svnlpa-
my, attention aud protection of all those who are ca
lape OF apnreciang patriotic Self.sacrifce, and un.
deserved misfortune. KOSSUTII LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
NASIlSGroN CITY Jan 9Th 1852 febl7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
To Ladies'

Or. Fatiory present n new, safe and certain treat
wcnt for the d senses to which females peculiarly
liable, effect ally removing them and their dreful re-
suits.
ssey~ Dr.. r., if required, will visit ladies at their
rpsi
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NO. 12.
Sperial 0otires.
BRIGGS GIFT CONCERT.

Owing to a scarcity in "money matters" we did not
sell as many tickets In first Concert as we antici.
pated; notwithstanding the drawing came OF to the
general satisfaction Of the ticket holders Many
have expressed desire to have chance TO draw the
Old Orchard In order to crafty their wishes. we
viii now sell tickets for second Concert in which
The Old Orchard win be the first prize, as seen in our
schedule Numbers from 193,15l to 8O7.5OO will be
placed in the wheel, from which tie li prize mum.
bers will be drawn; the Old Orchard being the first
prize, the Vineyard the Second prize &c, &c, as seen
By referring to oar schedule.
We viii take good care ofthc orchards until the
lucky ones take possession.
MarysyiIc, January 81, 1851.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
UNION SALOON.

y YOU WISH TO IMBIBE A BEVERAGE CON.
L cocted in the most improved stvie, call and see
HARRY DOUGHERTY
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sNS'A'Es

FyEESH OREGON OYSTERS served up in a style to
L please the greatest epcure Of the age. Families
supplied with OYSTERS on liberal terms t the
no Union Saloon, 81 street.
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EIoIIoway'- PMS and Oin,men,-

harysyii'c, January 81, 1851.
feb4-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup FOR children tee,hng which greatly ia
citae the process Of eethng, by softenag the gums,
reducing all inAamation-will allay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon mothers
twill everest TO yourselves, and relief and health to
your infants. Pefactly safe in all cases. See adver.
U''iHe.' IA ahoi'cr column. mayi-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-24
MarysvilJe Water Cure.
n. ". .FALES NJ. ID. 81 ItRS. Z. ".
FALES Nj. D.,

IYDROPATIHC PHYSICIANS, will eccivc patients
into their house for treatment and attend to utsde
practice in city ard country. DR.. FALES guarantees
with his Electro Magnetic steam and Electro Chemical
baths and other remedial agents to cure diseases
more Sucedy and with less expense than can be done
with medicine. For several years he has had an eX
eusVe practice in the East Among the diseases sue
cessfully treated are the following: Gout, Eheuma-
tism Neuralgia Paralysis Muscular Distortions, StiI
and enlarged Joints, Ulcers, Scrofua Constipation,
Gravel, Fever and Ague, Continuous Feycrs etc
lie Lives no medicines because they are unnecessary
and absolutely injurious. We remove the causes Of
disease, restore favorable conditions TO health, and
onr patients quickly recover. We also teach them
how to keep well Al cases of poisoning and diseases
caused thereby are quickly cured by his Electro
Chemical baths.