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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01
Ordinance Number So.

7 EWING A ROAD AND POLL TAX,
IL and providing for the collection Of the same, Sf
the year ending May, 1862.
The Trustees Of e City Of Neuadd Ordan as follOau
SECTION l. A Road Tax of four dollars is hereb,
levied upon every abe-bOdied inba btant Of the Ciy
Of Nevada between the ages oftwenty- one and City
years.
SEC 2. 1t shall be the duty of the City Marshal
collect the Road Tax, and for this purpose he is herr
BY invested with the authority as Is conferred
upon Road Overseers by the act of the Legislature Of
lS6O entitled an act concerning roads and highways
in Nevada county" and the tax shall be collected in
the manner presctibedin said act.
Sc 3. The Clerk of the Board shall prepare and
deliver to the Marshal sufficient number Of blank
receipts, which shall be numbered and signed by the
Clerk. Said receipts shall be countersigned by the
Marshal and delivered to paying the road tax
and the Marshal shall specify in each receipt so De.
yered, whether the tax is paid in labor or money.
SEC. 4. The Marshal shall keep a correct list Of
the names Of all persons paying their road tax 10
cash, and the names of those paying in labor, snd
shall report the same to the Board on the first Of
each month All monies collected on the road tax
less his commission. the Marshal shall pay over to
the City Treasurer to be used under the direction Of
the Board Of Trustees for road purposes.
SEC. 5. There shall be and is hereby levied upon
every male inhabitant of the City, Of twenty-One
years of age and upwards, poll tax of one dollar
for the year ending May 1862; and it is hereby made
the duty of the Marshal to collect the same.
deliver to the Marshal proper blank poll tax receipts
which shall be numbered and signed by the Clerk
Upon the payment of each and every poll tax, the
Marshal shall deliver one of said receipts, counter
signed by himself to the person paying.
SEC. I. To enforce the collection of the poll tax
the Marshal may seize so much of any and every
species of property owned or claimed by any person
liable to and refusing to pay said poll tax, will be
sufficient to pay the and costs Of seizure, and
may sell the same at any time or place, within the
city limits upon giving verbal notice one hour pre-
vious to such sale delivery of the possession Of the
property by the Marshal, to any purchaser, shall be
deemed sufficient title in the purchaser. After hay.
ing deducted the poll tax for which such property
was sold. and the necessary fees and costs of sale
the Marshal shall return the surplus money, if any
there be, to the owner Of such property. Any per-
son indebted to another liable to poll tax and neg
ecting refusing to pay the same, shall be liable
to pay the after service upon HIM, by the City
Marshal, Of a notice in writing, stating the name
names of the person or persons so liable, and owing
such poll tax. and may deduct the amount thereof
from such Indebtedness.
SIC. s. The Marshal shall keep recorded list Of
the of all persons paying their poll tax, and
shall report the same to the Board the first Of
each month.
Passed May 2sth, 1861.
CHAs. KENT, Pres't.
II. II. FLAGG, Clerk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

i of a LATTICE OF TRESSEI.- WORK BRIDGE across
Deer Creek at the foot of Pine street. will be received
by the Board of Trustees until Thursday June 9th,
1861 Said Bridge is to be constructed in accordance
with plan and specifications in the hands of the Clerk
which can be seen at the Trustees Room in Flagg S
Buick building, corner of Broad and Pine streets up
stairs. II. Ii. FIAGG Clerk.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01
Legal Notices.
otONsTARLE,s sALE.-stntn of -.

CONSVABLE'S SALEs-State OF CnIt.
~ Fornia. County of Nevada, Township Of Boo,.
field IS. by virtue of an execution to me delvered
issued from the Court Of W. c. Carter an acting I'M
tice of the Peace in and for the County aforesaid
bearing date May Sth 1861, to satisfy judvmsr,
rendered by the aforesaid W. C. Carter J. P on tbe
Both day Of April a. D. 1861, In favor Of TH0s Gal
LAGHER and against the MONTREAL CO., for tho
sum Of one hundred and fortyeght dollars and thI,
ty-iye cents, debt. interest. damages and costs N
suit have taken in execution and will sell to tbs
highest bidder for cash, the following described min
ing claims, TO wit: All those mining claims beipy
situated and lying in HumbGg district, State and
county aforesaid, fronting op Humbug creek Eve
hundred feet more or less. bounded the south by
the Canadian Co.'S claims, on the north by Lemops
and Powers claims and running back TO the center
of the main ridge; will sell the same on TUESDAY
the 4th day Of June A. D. 1861. the Claims be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock ?.
N. Of said day.
Taken as the property Of the Montreal Mining Co
to satisfy the above demands and accrung costs
Given under my hand this Sth day of May 1861
may93w A. BlCKF0RD, Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01
m srT5r a siTTT7AI1ER BONNET.

sns witt f4ubbeIl. the Tehama "poic,'' is out in
ne Red Bluff Beacon against those nornpie, ugly,
Srefehed. looking sugarscO0p concerns worn by the
aides, called "fliaker bonnets" IN tee language OF
he Immortal bard we say to our fair friends. take
,nv other shape but that" and wen never more
.oymnlain. Ladies', throw aside your "shakers" and
ead:
snce the day when Eve FIRST opened style,
nv doaning the fig leaf garment, the while;
zach year some peculiar mode hath had,
That set the women all running mad
To be Of its charms partaker.
But all the years that have seen "run,"
Are thrown into the shade by '6l; -
And completely is darkened the noted shrine
Of Boomer Red Petticoat, CriDoline,
BY the bonnet a IA "Shaker."
Bonuets Of silk and dne bonnets Of straw,
Flats hats and hoods, of patterns = score,
Have each been the rage and passed away,
To give to some other gear the sway,
With more Of oddity on Il;
But of all the articles ever displayed,
ON the head of rnatron or maid, irs
The ugliest meanest thing Of the pile
OF horrible shape and antique stye-
Is the ooafounded Shaker" bonnet.
Better the sun should darken the neck,
Better that tan the cheek should heck;
Better the lock of each freckle and speck,
Than this thing with which the ladies deck
The cranihm's upper story.
IL Ia shaped like a coal scoop upsiue uo"nI
With socty ribbons trimming II roundi
And feebly dyed 10 a yeilowish hue
With joint behind, and scollop or two;
And FOL the feminine gloryi ~"
n the sect from whom II takes its name,
Shouh by chance cast eye upon tire same
Kind that on our streets appear,
I'll bet two to one, without fear,
They'd have grand "kerniption."
For In all the years that have passed away,
Since the time OF Eve it's not rash TO say
That the eye of mortal never saw,
IN all the world thing before,
Just answering Its description.
Now, take nay advice, dear ladies' pray,
And throw the odious "Shakerp away;
Contrive some bOnnet--Tm sure yOu can,
That'll help your looks, and 80 please man.
Which should be your firm intention.
None Of these things tIat smother the hair,
And render ugly what God made iairS
But nice little bonnet, jaunty and neat,
With ribbons, wax flowers, all complete,
"A charming bit Of invention.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01

T EWING A ROAD AND FOIL TAX,
IL and providing for the collection Of the same sf
the year ending May, 1862.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01

danger, as opium eating or tobacco chew
ing. How far 1t has extended, 1t is impos-
sible to cay. But everything connected
with the practice, and with the effect Of the
drug as used in medicine, is in fair way
of discovery.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01

WANTED-IHINIEDIATELY-A Girl.
w to do house work. Apply TO
]. NJ. HTXS0N,
IS Broad ST., or at his residence.
Nevada, April SOth 1860
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01
OONsTABI.Ic's SALE.-state OF CALI

NONSTABLIE'S SALE.-StRte OF Cali
~ forna, County of Nevada, ss BY virtue of an
execution to me delivered issued from the Court of
e. W. Smith Esq, acting Justice Of the Peace in
and for the County aforesaid bearing date May l4th
A. d. 1861 to satisfy judgement rendered by said
Court on the 9TH day of March A. D. 1861 In favor of
J. H. HELM and against I. j. CHAMBERS for the
sum of SLIT OF debt interest," damages and costs OF
suit with two per cent per month interest, from date
of Judgment. have taken in execution and will
sell TO the highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scribed property to wit All the right, title and in
terest of T. j. Chambers in and TO that certain water
ditch and premises situated lying and being in the
Township and county of Nevada, State of California
known and designated as the Cascade Ditch taking
water from Big Deer creek will sell the same at
public auction, in front of the Court House door, In
Nevada City, on WEDNESDAY the 5th day of June
A. d. 1851, between the hours Of O'Clock A. N. and
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day afH
Taken as the property Oft ]. Chambers to satisfy
the above demands and accruing costs.
Nevada City May 18th 1851.
rnayl4-3w J. b. GRAY, Constable.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-06-01
specifications of Pine Street Bridge.

Specifications of Pine Street Bridge.
Sides to be constructed of "a inch plank, four
thicknesses II inches wide said plank to stand 4
inches apart, and on an angle of 321 so as to form
a perpendicular wall of II feet high and 10 inches
thick they are TO be ion ed at every dot the plan
the pin is marked p said plank and pins are to be
Of spruce, clear Of knots and sap and running
wise. The arches, shown on the plan are 10 be OF
plank a inches thick and l6 inches wide, aud two
thicknesses to make the same by 15 = in ches
wide said arches are to be bolted once in four feet,
with bolt y OF an inch in diameter and l6k inches
long the ioce to be inches thick and II inches
wide, shown plan f. The stirrup bolts are to
be 6ls feet long by inches wide, and y an inch
thick, the round part passing through the hanging
sill Is to be inch in diameter, with washers inch
wide, 10 inches long, 3-S thick, with nuts as shown
on plan f. Said plan shows the manner Christening
to the side WALL and number of bolts necessary said
bolts to q of inch in diameter. The plank of lid
bridge is to be inches thick 10 feet long and not to
exceed Is inches in width Two tracks running
lengthwise feet wide and inches thick. The raft
ers 70 be 3 by inches, and the truss beams by
inches and three feet from center to center the
roof is 10 be covered with1 f. shakes 10 inches
10 the weather; the sides OF said bridge are TO be
weather boarded with strips by inches, l6 inches
apart; the weather boarding inches WIDE, Z inch
thick, u inches to the weather All the timbers of
said bridge to be of spruce and clear of sap The
hanging sis to be 19 feet long 10 by l6 inches
in size and eight feet from center to center and the
bridge to be 10 feet higher than the olo bridge.
The abutment on the side next to town, is to be 6
feet in height at the lowest point with walls ON the
sides and filed to make fair grade for teams The
second abutment at the other end Of the bridge is to
feet in height by Is 10 feet in length no side
walls and TO be filed to make good grade. The
first pier on the side next to town is per plan 20
feet high 35 feet long the bottom and q feet wide
the top, 10 feet long and l3ft wide. Second pier
from town 24ft high, 3Sft long on the bottom and
l9ft on the top 21it wide the bottom and l3ft on
the top, to be built with stone and mortar need not
be ed the foundation Of the piers to be on the bed
rock and subject to the supervision of the Board of
Trustees
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

And all lcHtxneousahections OF the Scalp. ! We
FOR BEAUTfrYING THE HAIR. boz
Imparting to itsh nnia floss and brilancy making
4 81. and silky inis cxtars ne esrsiins il to curl
celebrity and demand FOR this nm,
eouaied preparation, convnces the proprietor that one
trial u only neOeasar 70 sat- public 81 its
rpsrior any ohst IN use II
cieanses ne head and traip from A4ndrpa and Sthsr
cutaneous eauSins the hH grow nantly,
giving II a rich so glossy and flexible appearances and
slso where the hair Is looeening II will give
otreprth and yigor to the apd restore e growth to
hose parts which have become Sulipg itio yieidG
IssS covering q
York who heir f bE the uie OF this
Ipyigoraior pish AT h.
NJ. ias In Ma letters fnble testying
10 ne above RON persons of the redtecta
bfv n prevent the hEir from trfnipg
nnti the latest Of e and IN ces vherethe hA
~ Scoior the the Inysorator
li ifh Certainty restore 70 tts original hue Civ
Ing Il dark gossy App A. o peffrme for the
toilet ana Hair Restnraute X a paf1cphrly recon-
uepded having an teeable SgrAnce and the
cites Il aod ID dfessing The hair, hych. when hest
with the Invigorator be dressed IN any reqpFed
form 90 as 70 preserve It's pce, dfs
hence the great demand for py the ladies a standard
toilet article which none ought be- the price
places Il within the reach Of all, beihg sol
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

. 1FO % 899 nCd0 3l----- i :. lgJ0J
a bas From hsperpcrat, stl olppd, Mipn t1s
Won are ar have eeu troubled with the headache,
send Tor a box cephslic Pills) 50 that you may have
them IN case OF an attack :, I,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

20 iTf6n the Western n. X. Gasettes qhicsso, III.
sweheaHily endorse Mr. spauldings sndhbunrivaiea
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BrvrnIr, MASS DES.l II qle0O.
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n 200 J9-ll l5I117---T- 90 1'laT 75nD0e
"Fh 1p4 'f'H77uu ? January o, 1861 TO sa1 !
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aisAW AND INFLAlIED,

your food dstress YOU and you can only take certain
kinda and even of that your system does not get half
the noufishment 10 contains asthe acfimonous nid OF
the cankeE eats tup; then your ccmpexiun loses tl
day Is eone Fof want Of fnourishment your system be-
comes loose aid fabby and the hbfes Of your body be
come relaxed nfolioW train OF diseasesvhich the
Medical Discovery. u pecullarly adapted To- 2 i84i
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20 TwoIbottles are warranted TO cure nursing sore
month"; nod SAW ,aglAj Z. .yn lp99pga 20. q ,ur
One Y three bottles VIII tne fiippie'
on the q iace. ,..r N. Nh. sooi
Two Sottes sre wasransd 10 cure he worst eanksr in
the mouth or stomaeh,lo omos vi p.,Jn1sih ggV
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% Two boitles are Warranted to cure an hem
ihs Eyesd ,Jassq pdisg aoia1islaimoAonij ~
md biotches among The hair. s7y
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One bottle win cure scaly eruption Of the skin. KS
Two Or three bottles are warranted 10 cure the werat
kind q r1EvOr1 S:,,.. :, a.. i q, q,
asspspts case u, rhsumatsns eSllos q TSaes lTa
Three 10 four bottlesafe Earran
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

HENRY q. ErALDNo,
f5ES No 4s Cedar ST., Nay. ". IA 1osaa4
s1s In....a ~ and ,v.nS Rsss Az slsi cent?. send
box of Cephaiic Piisv tend to addIess Of rev. VIM.
(. filler, Reynoidsbusg, rapkin Co.,, ohio.s1sm
% Zour Pt1s cork ike charu- osys iHeadqehs az
ids.lsaits 1aa'o 20 wN. oFBEER.
ofi bsTuose ear eh -a-.--- % sHl 10 1eoF
Id ~ 1etlts nYrsnix44, MIcn., Jan. a. 1861.
NM SralDma.d dl 10 52rna s1A' u Soisgc5
Ions q "A ,ncs sIf ssnt u you for box 6f oephAc Pills
of the cure u the Nervous Headache and oosivensss
tNat Isoas Induced 10 sead for lsaoss. Soo.s I'D
M Please sand by return mail Direct e ,s.H
ted doidV 10 ia ,shoSAs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ssssi
TDg sqloii9g isstlI al. f9 o.a bls hgyii11
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DEAR MlpAm--The reputation Of the Medical Dis
oovery; In curing all kinds OF humofs sso we'll estso
shei BY the unanmous voice Of oil who have ever used
III that need not say anything on the subject 40 the
most skifdi physicians and the careful Druggists In
the country are unahimousi In It's praise ~ ut
do ii with full knowledge of is curative power, In re
eving ALL and curing most of those diseases TO which
you are unfortunately able That most excruciating
diaeaae 10 an affect onAte nother,Ql tI1WDi9TeA
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n1,fi lO 40 Il nm ~ ~ tEy IrOd1 qffJ91s4 I,o1
IN IA ~ 8 ssso.1 "a orH ef oSast
y alacon xhndsmazn etais efSn 70 iuofs aelJi O.
or An OnpB1 OF gAhh
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ibs iydsst s HSd5o, Il lH6oily d ooNmb1ly ycnf !,
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soS b,unded ana described a. 5llcwE 10 lct No ssyrn
ubTs3 And nibtlS Qp aius.e f a,s .ae
s,fet 1sS f0hiida 6n sxty snd halt
fest b. one hundred ard eiehtyssven ane y nAiL set
n.rti 70 Chr9Y YaiIcgg gnDIhs fall lot Of osk fsetpx
! sESsi,ss Is ", ! a ,ssss,sSl, ,ss,s, I
rTTTNkgEWWUv mvDaoDDgnygL
"A Ail sIes and coioTs jpst opsneda at btirn,
cee1l. No.W holu nka sHee'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

8 8 ss From Che kanawb& Valley Star, KSpawhssyn
We are sure that persons suffering WITH ths eadache,
who try them, will stick to them. '7Ylss nSin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16

nd 90 Prcm the Advertiaer Proyidepee,R, ,I.ih
Fhe oSphsic piils are saIa 10 be remarkably effective
reed for he headache and one Of the very best for
that yey frequept complaint which has eyer been dis
fqqyeBEesdd.a yllaus5SYls das,a Jsr,,n suo7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-16
mh5ttaA4tA. p yioislac v BY B1. Dlvis, Deputy.
Printsrs fees % oo.as s'.,o,5s.',so Z, Sas
..Shnerrif,s Sale:

sss 81 .sio I 3 "a qoa Sheriff d Sale. ,,iaia ao,
trcg tnss . NK1Qi Ifppe II IN q tahfTs mp laiJ
:ss A \ oa. ,ass = ~ III Z Ss1ss 40, .a
OF an ORDER OF SALE
6 70 ne directed from the Court q c6mmon Pleas Of
rann County 0Bio &lif onef for sAle, atthe door
x Tie Court House, n ne eits cf oounbus oar ii 4
saasrdsy, sar .y zoe sSsh day Of March, ~ 1851
b.ssees ,he hoars of 10 6ciock, and O'Clock,
N s fiispinr described real estate, situate In the
r:.i - I,sniIin and Stats Of Ohio fo-wits Lot Eot
fut division Of out Lot MOI %, 10 the tty OF Ooum
s.,stlSIg iaIR Is 1loie 81 10 notcdoIq siff9 ~
&ppfsiscdki ele0o ,0os tlsx silysi 80 sIsnl q 2
. - htlT o ,,lvo e 70 Nv. HUffMAhgiBherih. baln
sstoa dtwlw bE9 ByE1.s Dxvrss Deputy.
p,ir,cs;s 5ses $4,000 asoIl xrr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
TOR NEwBURGH, POUGHKEEPS!A 81
i RONDOUT-Ste.mer THOS. POWELL. EVERY A.
1ERNOON. from foot Of Jsy-st. q u p ~
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1881
lCOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. AOV4
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.

Th0 capscity OF the Road 10 any 10 the c0eu
IHE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Ofhcc No. Astor House, csrner ri Vesey 6.
Fsces for tho transportation OF Preoge In and rom O.
cinuari Chicago ST Loa St Paul. Nshvle Memphis Rev
Oresn., and all other 10 the West Ncr.hWest -
South West ed for sod comfort soute
Through tiains for the Wetksve NswYsk foot Of Cssr
Steering and en- oking cars o. al the trains
Fare always low, and the time quick q by any oke
y this route Freghts Of all description. be ferwsrded -
and from sny point Oh s ads 4 Otio Kentucky Iodsna
nir oi-, Wisconsin, Iowa .r Missouri. BY RAILROAD OF
RECT to on the nssigdo.S sve" Of The ~
steamers ffora titt .burgh - ..,
TIE Freight aud from point Of the West ey IL
p vlyanis Rar all times favorable az chafge4
by oer Ia c=d Cor pane Merchants AID shipper int
g the transportation their Freight to this Company can fe
with confidence on its speedy transit
This Couipsny also maintains Em'grant Accommsosas
Line by ch psri eng ating Wefw ard ENJOY cheP anA
able Of at cneha the drs class rssso
Of fne l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Assor Hosass
LEIGH Co Freight agents. , At, x,nu,
No. Astor IIoure, and No, South wiilismN \
MCDONALD BIScHOfF. Egg Tas e. R,tsS1 ass1'. c.
ENOCH LEWIS, General Sup't. Altoona, Pa
RAILROAD-FOr PHILA-
IN DELPHIA aud the SOUTH aud WEST, via JERSEY
CJTY-Ms and Express Lues leave Newly ork at and
~ and aud Fare 80 Through tcket sold for Cts.
clio, al the West and for Washington Ne Orleans -
Tie south &C. and hrolsh baggage checked to Wahinsss
Z g. H. 'A'' W. WOODRUFF Assistant supehn,esds.t
No baggage received for trins nnss. dsverod -
chco ked Is minute, advance Of the tune oflsaving
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
BEVERLY. Mass. Dec. II, 1850.

H. G. eP,pISG fsq. -, ,,
C,c rils nor. pa-,icna,ly hefrr cu,,omer II you
bsy. an /, thinE Of the Mod please .. nd to me. =,
op. 81 nv cs,an.s bo u subject Ia severe SICK hrhac hs
f,, two d.y. cured of attack In one hour by
your Pills which sent her.
w. B. WILKES
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-02
furniture.

A REDPOOM SUITE of ENASfELED FUR
~ NITlRE for 425 eud upward in all coiors wsrs"see~
Also solid Cnes,nut CHAMBER SUITES prn aud ornATcs'
tai At FAgRINGTON'S WAREROOMo, No. J68 CaoalSes
opposite Wooster Estsbli,hed In 1913
AT the EAGLE ENAMELED FURNlIUk1
IA MANUFACToaY. No o.. Brosdwsy.Elrs nt CnsnSsS -
Suites this celebrated Furniture in all styles dfens en
coiors prces Is aud upward The best
Wardrobes Elliptic Spring Beds &c Goods packed for 70
ntry
ENAMELEU CHAMBER SUITES OF Fuk-
IL v,,nr in all cooys and styles at wholesale and rets
u s25 aud upward. Also MATTRESSES ard PAILLASSkA
WARREN WARD No 277 CsDa-st,
Four Sors east OF br ,adWey.
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
Plain Decorated and rsined Solid Walnut and Oak Seta
Ma.tresSs Sniug Beds. &c. Suites from S25 and upward
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6OBROADWAY Beecker and Bond Marble Building
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FsrDturs viii 6nd purchaser by sddreshns Box No II
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