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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUART1-MININ0 COMPANY,
Kelsey District "a Dorado County. California.

NOTICE % hereby given that, over two thirds OF
IN The Stockholders 10 the above named Company
having e1preesed a desire IN writing TO have the
principal once OF the Company removed from the
the City and County Of Ham Francisco. State afore.
said Therefore I'll parties are hereby notified that
nftsr the e1pration of thirty DE- from the dFst pub.
IoallOn Of ts notice, that the Beard Of Trustees Of
the abOve named Oompany, will take the proper
steps TO iegaiiys the removal Of szid OGacs.
6y order Of he Board Of Trustees.
4. 81. Q. DENVIR, Secretary.
coioma, August ia, leeA-80d
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

AxSwER.-lf four years Of Abolition
rule is sufficient TO annihilate our armies,
impoverish the people, involve the Ma.
tional Treasury in bankruptcy, and the
country in ruin, what will be the result
in case Lincoln shall be again elected
Presidentf His policy has proved fail.
ure and destructive to the country, ,snd be
announces his intention to stubbornly ad.
here to it. Is it patriotic to again elect
the author Of our country's calamiriesi-
policy to place the reins of Government
in the hands of joker and blundereri
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
LANDnARKs YoR YoUNo Mrr-E,.rv

LAHDMARKs TOR YOUEo MEn.-EVery
young man now arriving at voting age,
should examine carefully the history Of
past Administrations. If he does, he will
end that every invasion Of the rights Oi
the peOple, every encrOachment upOn pub-
lie liberty, every violation Of the Federal
compact, has been made BY the opponents
Of the Democrat c party. He will further
and that every man who stood up boldly
and defended those rights, WAS q Demo.
crat Let these landmarks Of the past be
the guides Of young men in ths f:@,.s:s--; :.
Let thcp unite themselves with party
whose history is the history Of the cOun.
try, and that the brightest.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

ABoLITTrN INFLUENCE. 1T IL we'll known
that>AbOlitionists control the Administra.
tion and dictate ita policy. When Lin.
coin yielded to their pressure, he betray.
ed the Union cause and insulted the bet.
ter element of his party. It Was q la
mentable exhibition Of weakness and per.
fidy and cravenness, and was so regarded
by all true Union men. We commend
the following, from Thurlow Weed, the
master spirit Of the Republican party, to
the notice of Union men:
abolition influences, in Congress and 10
the Cabinet, have doubled the milIiOna If dbl.
lars and deepened the rivers Of blvd spent
and shed in . war which, so long ~ auch in
huence and counsel sway the @ .vernment,
promises nothing but an interulinable conflict
or an inelOrious termination
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
CAVE COPPER, GOLD AND SILL.
YER MINING COMPANY,
Fairpiay District, Fl Dorado County, California,

NOTICE 10 hereby given that, ct . meeting OF the
~ Board OF Trustees Of said Company, held on
the 18Th day OF September. 1884, fourth assessment
Of forty (40) cents per share Was levied upon the
capital stock Of said Company, payable Immediate
y, In q. g. gold silver coin, at the ONCE Of the
Company. in Fair Play
Any stock upon which said assessment shalt re-
main unpaid on the 18th day Of October, 1884. will
be advertised that day delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, will be sold on the
9e'h day Of October, 1854, to pay the delinquent
sessment. together with costs Of advertising and
expenses OF salt.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
MARTIN VI. FUNK, Sec'y.
Fair Play, Sept 18th. lS64,-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

BRIGHT DAY.-Let Democrats take
courage. Fanaticism has had its day
the scales are falling from the eyes Of the
people, and everywhere the masAss ere
TAllying to the standard Of NcClellan.-
Brighter days are coming iOr the brave
old party that has stood up for three
years and manfOlly cOntended, through
the din Of words and bayOGsts, for the
white mans liberty. The reign Of lube.
c.lss and shOddyites is drawing TO close.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

And In accordance with Law and an order Of the
Board Of Trustees, made on the said 18th day Of
August 1884, so many shares Of each parcel Of said
stock may be necessary. will be sold ct the once
Of the Company, at Duncan6 Store, on the lst day
Of 0rtobeT 1854, at the hour NJ 0seiOek. p. Of
said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with the costs Of advertising and the ex
penses Of the sale.
h. A MosELY, Sec'y.
Duncan's Store, Sept. 1Sth, 1S6A-h
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
TIE NoUETIM DENOCRIT.

WHAT AEE w FIGBTIEO FOR What
ever other reSultA the Niagara Conference
developed, Il secured the explicit, Official
svOwal Of Abraham Lincoln that the
abandonment Of slavery" BY the South
must prresde the restoration Of peace
he insists uP"n carrying on the war, not
IOr the restoration Of the Union, bat for
the liberation Of the slaves Of the South.
We know the Abolition party, - whole,
Is committed 70 that thsOry; but the graf
ilyinE fact is developed that some Of the
hitherto stanRehest supporters Of the Ad'
miniaGration reeotI from such . wsr a.
that policy 10 sure to entail upon us. Mr..
Lincoln asks too much Of the people when
be demands that they shall sacrifice oil
that they hold drar-self respect, proper.
y, liberty and lits-fOr the exclusive
benefits Of negroes. The Buffalo Com.
mercial Advertiser. the leading Admins
tratiOn paper In Western New York, com.
uenting on this subject says:
1--WE are aware that It has become the
fashion Nth . class Of silly, unrtHecting
men 70 GeOut the idea. OF any peace, and
10 rpfnAe tO listen 10 deliberate reflection
o. discussion upon the subject, as an
abandonment Of principle. Such men
seem a. consider the present Riruggle "a
. sort of Kilkenny iigft {. involving the to-
- A,a eha oahas -.
parties to It. and regard the mention Of
pe.ee as very nearly allied to treason it.
The North entered upon the present
struggle with the declared purpose Of
waintaining the Union. President Lin
coin, in his inaugural. uttered sentiments
which would to-day be entirely satisiac.
tory % the South as basis Of peace
Congress, ct its first session after the
commencement Of hOstiIities, resolved.
with ell the sOlemnity Of legislation, that
the var should be prosecuted with no
purpose Of aggression upon the Federal
rights OF the South. The ink Of the en-.
crossing clerk was scarcely dry, before
the nAtionaLlaith thus pledged VAS viola
ted. Three blOOdy years have sealed the
qualification which VAS enacted.
The key Of the great prOhl, m now be
fore this people may be found in this
question: What are We fighting for -
II il the mai tenanre Of the Union, Or is
Il the reconstruction Of the Union upon .
basis II emancipation Are We fighting
:" assert and vindicate the power Of thr
Federal Government, or to regulate and
reform the domestic abuses Of the South!
In answer to these questions lies the so
luton Of al the issues Of war.
We venture the opinion that. IL a re.
liable assurance could he given to the
people South that the Federal Constitu.
ton and it's strict maintenance were lhr
sole ultimatum Of peace, the rebellion
would cease within three months"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

TEE Cincinnati Enquirer f1nd that the
difference between Democratic and Abo.
lition Journalists ID, that lhe former are
sent to prison for their political opinions,
and the latter for their crimes.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

TIE Philadelphia Age thus curtly and
Eensibly defines the relation Of the Dem.
ocracV to the laws:
l. To obey them il they he good.
Q. To obey them IL theV he bad.
8. To apprOve them il they be good.
4. To repeal them il they be bad.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
CosUMNEs COPPER-MININo CO
Middle Fork Of Cosumnes River, Il Dorado Ooun

NOTICE is hereby given, that al Q meeting Of the
IN Hoard Of Trustees of said Company, held on
the I'd day Of September, 1854, assessment Of
dollar aud any cents per share levied upon the
capital stock OF said Goa pany payable immediately
in q I'd coin, 70 the Secretary, Ht his OAice, In
Diamond S"rngs, II Do ado county.
Any stock uIon which said assessment shail re-
main uuPaid on the ID day Of OctobrF 1854, will be
advertised en- that day sS delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, VIII he sold on Sat-
urday the 10Th day OF October, 1884, at O'Clock P.
H., at the Office Of the S=cFetATy, to pay the deln
quent assessment together with costa Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
N. g. GRIPFITH, 6sey.
Diamond Springs, Sept. 7th, Is64-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
" II IIIO!WHs'' &c y IITH IcIn.0
Tukey's Building, corner and FiNh Streets.

The above assessment Is levied By tn Board Of
Trustees for the purpose O covering all previous
aSsessiTen's fr m the organiE t'on 0f the C"mpany
up to the present date. and all the ney thai has
will be credited 10 the stock on which It has been
paid. This action has been taken by the Board, in
order to render the above advertisement and the
sale OF the stock "n which the assessment shall re
main unpaid, legal for the Board are satisfied that
all previous sales OF stock by the Company have
been illegal. W. II. THOMAS,
Secretary pro TEN.
Sacramento. Sept. 18th, 1854 -4W
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
BEAR MOUNTAIN MINING CO.,
Ocean District Salmon ais Township, Ii Dorado
County, Stale of California.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that, at q meeting Of the
IN .ruStees Of the said Company, held on the
18th day Of September, 1854, an assessment OF one
dollar and Sew nty fve cents per share 40 feet to
the share) was levied upon the capital stock OF said
Geo. p Warner, at his Oiice, corner Of and Fifth
streets, Sacramento.
Any stock uDOD viii. h said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day Of October, 1854, will
be advertised that day delinquent, and unless
payment shall be made before, will le sold on the
Sd day Of November, 1884. at II o'clock. A. NJ, at
The otice Of the Company, to pay the delinquent
asse%ment together with the cost Of advertising and
expenses Of the sale
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
W. II THOMAS, Sc y pro tenn,
Tukey's Building, corner J aud FiIh Streets.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
mining Companies.
CoSUMNEs GROVE COPPER-M1-
MING COMPANY,

Andrews Valley District, e Dorado County, Cal.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of Stockholders Of the
Il above named Company, for the election Of
Trustees for the ensuing Year, will be held At the
Once Of the Company, In Diamond springs on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of Otober, 1854, at O'Clock,
P NJ. W. N MUPFIEY Sec'V
Diamond Springs, September 18th. ls64.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

KNIoHrs TEMPLAR.-There will be . called
assembly Of 81 Dorado Commandery, for
work, on Thursday evening next.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY

N0TICE.-There 10 delinquent upon the following
~ described stock, on account OF assessment lev
led on the 18th day II August, 1885, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of The respective
phnrehOldera As follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Way aEs the leading AbolitiOnistk like
1etanOSI Because they are contractors.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

The undeTs'gned having again taken
E:i charge Of the Placer Hotel, respectfully w
3SAsoiieils the patronage of his cd friends w
and the public generally, and assures them that no
home 70 all ita patrons.
THE PLACER HOTEL, Situated in the very heart
Of the business portion Of PacervIlle, OGeFs Supe'
rior inducements In residents and the travelling pub
lie The TABLE will always b. supplied viii the
best viands 70 be had In the market, and the Lodg
ing department will be clean and comfortable.
DI Price, In accordance with the times.
96f RICHARD nENNE
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
W. N. BRADSHAW,

MAIN -sTRn1T. PLAC1RvILLB.
tssptS-In1
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Etc. DTo. NTO.
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

DR. J. h. J0eaILYE has no connection Win
any other establishment IN CalifhVniA. Rsmamhar
tle No.. 046 Warrington Street.
6AN RFanaio0e, asptealbor %, 1ooA.-9m ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Medicines aenE 10 On Pasta 0g tho Gtasa,0 0pa,
and NeyAd. Territory. in TACT svssyNAaEH SilAl1
the range u express tocilItieS.' ''.7885s1sFeN
An ietesse aasWSrsA VsslVtly ard via ptoa1Ros
When directed q - 3.-g
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

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LEGAL NOTICES.

HONARD FLINr.-wHEREAS, BIT AN ORDER OF
~ the High Court of Chauccry made Of Fearn
~ Punt, and daed the 3D. day OF Nayember, 1s3 il
ordered that inquiry be made whe Their Leonard
In the pleaongs in the said named, Is living
dead whether he died during the lifetime Of
osoree Flint the tesstor in the same peadpgs named or
nfer his deccase, aud II said Leonard Flint dead
whether ne died bachelor and whether not
and who his heir law and CUSTOMARY heir At
pstouary heir fbe said Leonard Flint formerly OF
Market We.hton in the county OF York On TIE 2?th day
= February ls0 said Leonard Flint LEFT England. by
ship sas Richards for New York the United states
and arrived there the "a day OF April 1870
The said Leonard Flint is believed to have intended 10
scpd Newark State OF Ohio, in the said United
Daes America At the time of leaving England the said
Leonard Flint possessed OF real estate Market WEIGH
The sad Leonard HI mt, II liyina u dead
bis wife children. any or any other persons Gaining
crested in his said real ured to
unicae with Aessrs. Shacxles Son, Solicitors, Huh
mr. H. $. Redpah. Solicitor No. Suffolk lane. London
ter the purpose establishing his her their identity or
q proving his death and his. her their title to the sad
before The 18th day Of July. 1855. DIs
NE 18th day Of May, 1861.
d. sYME REDPAr No, 3suaok lane; Lonaon.
Agent for shsckles i Son. Ilull, YorA SHIRE
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pHDn0SAAS.

l,osr OFFICE NEW yoRK, NAY Is 1864 Sc aLrD
NJ, or Monday. Nav 81 for transporting The United
States Mail between 'hs oe- and tie several railroad
inc Number Of trips tor ito performance Of this
70 HUDSON X. o. Iaoas depo, corner Of Warren and
or res rs . a excepted ana
New s or oefe os adv q s
10 Harlem Railroad depot corner Of Twenty-siyh street
20 New ersoy rsanaportiton company Railroad depot
foot Of cotnna street eleven trips dss fsandays except
10 camden and Amboy ka.road Oompany's Steamboat,
foot OF Barclay street. three trips each day fSnndays ex
10 jersey GENITAL Railroad depot, foot Of cerandi
street. Or elsewhere x trlps aaiir .sunda.s sS.eped
elsewhere tripa daily tsuudays esccplcd).
The wagons employed in the performances Of This service
m 81 and m * sa = np amp" al ePes oe a
lsry to The Postmastsr ct New York.
Proposals bis made with due regard
70 The nunber and epah Of trips performed In order that
ton may be allowed or should less number prove sur
All proposals for this service mast be auarancet by Two
respon ne enlen who shal hnt themssves mat N case
his or tbclr bis acceted the service SHAH lie sssac
ne lowest responsible bidder accepted desis
nated as Mail Messenger and must be prepafed 20 com
81 he aee ae Of his sd "A'' '''s
proesas fos me above serycs MS. be sealed and 80
29sas fo5 ma messensei sessf wAErwAy posos.,
no coYTRAcyoss.-ruE UNDERSIGNED WILL
road oairs Lons vIle anl wsdnssasy May 10 for lii q
md Maaoa s1o = Or - g and ~ s
the AZ TIE company oce On ana after
s M 10 choSos Engineer ANY "
L Once cro.on Aa,sauc, pcpar,men,. May %. 1854
sealed % ssr :, Ss III es
nn rSs ana ray e a. ssG noas
w, lee; Of Cast Iron ws,.s Pres i mere. diameter
l see s ss 90 % SO SO
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ASTROI.OGY.

A 3. MAURICE, GREAT AND REAL AsTRoLoGER.
a. IRE advice Of this real Asroloser, A. ,. MAURICE
. i. The hand Of tate has marsed out pata each
s'Ss Isi
..ia m the above science in regard to ,cns ali tina,
ass 70 the napnn.sa or MISERY Of one whole We and
= vii orns suceess ont OF almcs. any nndsrtakins In
kssndcd Vie; tells .he CAV viii marry
:" nenaa H asscrSe. your friends points oos your
sssle and warns you o. al future danser; coed nk N
81 ssas long he and Slo.psy % al s"n
s so % seS ss fs. soa e a
T. Sr sa ns @as once street, near woos
6~ Ladies. % cents Gents, 81.
A BETTER AsrRobooIsr IS NOT TO BE. FOUND
W hs ueiieS states hsn pr; v v ana Mrs d
~ eshers fail They be consulted AZ AFFAIRS Of M
swsai.s spanning sn.sns welfare q absent frlsn$.
s scoys sc ssy r s Ct he he
.nS as q l., The b.. Sdy % IL. wh s
LAdes 80 cents gentlemen a. Questions answered By let
sGe "nc once e 10 Gree
"A can sepesd on Is aaaane wilson She ies The osisa
v ans eSss ss es,, oa q me TG gsSs
SsaDior streets. over the bakery. Price % cents,
srosIsntNG.- MADAM MORROW. SEVENTH
san s sa osn vow % viii ma s % 'ri ie ss
a is ~ o int sS sas Sa !" ans "
s<niucd
sNIAiRyoysNT-lF YOU WISH THE rRUra. 60 AT
srspnnd or r,tnd fails
together. NJ % West rwebt seventh street. netwecn
sfrth ard seventh avenues Ring tie basement bell,
Rears from 10 tho morning. vi 10 tae evening
s~oor NEWS MADAME HoPr RFCFNTLS from
u the roath. consulted AL the arsirs " lite;
snf.lds The my s-,es 9 We .a,as o PAIN, ~ ~ 70, VI
Acents, Renlemen. ~
MADAME PARsEbLE FEMALE PHYSICIAN MD
wi Mdetf~ !. icads 10 receive all invads Ion.
scr.nhi. tor ladies curing confinement No
~ srocnwich street
MApANE RAY Is rHR BEST CLAiEvoyANT AND
tH SEVERN NeNs near twenty scyenth srecl Lsdee -
s~ss' EenilsM,n 20 cents,
HsApAH WAITER, Tffe WORLD RrNowNED CLAIR
XVI Tnsani has removed to sfl where
t-tre Ni'h sueh accuracy that viii asonsn cyen nm
believer.
nsE~ NAgICS JAMES INDEPENDENT ci.Aiyyov.
VA lU PAS enth street ~ THIRD aya.
nresriss give cprreet Information Of stolen
psTeTiy absent ost lsends lawsuits and ~.
hssFs generaiy. Gentemrn not admitted.
NO IMPOSITION -rHE NEVER FAILING MADAM
~ STAIR from Europe who WAS born with natural
a SIZE great Busiuesa Medical CAifvoypni she
&s ron the rasi and future, brings together
likeness future .husband or absent
tanda Her opal il not ~ be found. tsution.-S60N re-
She tells YOU he nhe OF he hat you marry.
yrs nrtubnr No Sil Fourth svtnh. between Twen
kinlrd ana Twenty tonsth siroets Nana on the doc..
NJ wuo mas ncr arARp ot yHs cELEBaA-
~ih nhtcsi gonGanncc, Aii snarn TIE She t@ls
me aus htr NO eauli
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DRY Gvye,sy>.


(,,eEAr BARGAINS.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE CO
RETAIL os.SMSosss55Alff rAyn
1000 FANCY BasEGs
AND GRRsADIaE sHAwLs,
FkoA - % 70 % EAcu
CANAL sresE,, CORNER or MERCER
GgaAr BARGAINS.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE co
WILL OFFER Al RETAIL THs sALAscs
SPRING q ia fs5ig
FANNY Sue dGaazs'NAo.aEs
GAZE cHAasRAls,
: GAZE DE soIRs.
'A1osSrft Awss
'e sfi.E 1i'b WOOL rAFFErAs.
"Af rnss6u moHMas
NorwlrasTASnIEa fHH az, i;Sr'LAgcE ADVANCE
Canal 20 ooaSe X Of a IA srREEr
HoslGny, UNDER oAeagSrs, scAEgs
res Gloves Handkerchief aog ocatIeasn's Furnishing
Articles IN great variety At rCbnd
LORD TAILOR
fhl tu w Nfnadwsy.
-, 20 20 Grand
~ and - Gstnarlne street.
7 AIDES AND CHILD RGN'a
FURNIsHrSa DEPARTMENT.. AT
LORD 4 TATtOrS
sGl - i6T Bto2dWay
LADIES' AND TtiiLBNBAiS REApV MADE LINEN
AND UGDERaA EbENTS, BREAKFAST ROBi.s, ROLES
DE CHAMBHE EC.
NrEW LACFs AND EMBROiDERTGs
BLACK AND WHITE LACE sHAWfs BARRIER sErs,
COLLAks CORFU RIBS, PARhSpL COygRS, &c,
IN NEW AND ELEGANT DESIGNS.
LORD TAYLOR
4f1 to 4G7 Eraadwav corntr ~ GRIND g,Yec.
Also ct stores 2JJ to l6i titand s,rSaL
and AZ and 4g Ca.narius ,.Yspt
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Union COURSE, L. L-TROrrIAG. oH WLvN >
~ day. May 2a nj o'clock = NJ match for Siovs ~,
heats. oest three In i've wagon and driver " wasn ao
pounds Woodruff names b. BABY Re h, ID Pnisr
Efnpress Cars uth at o'elocA
SHAW q WHITE, Prorrfeiofs
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POLITICAL.

9TH WARD PuGLlC observation-disclosures AVENUE
LIZ Rairoat 10 Harlem River-CitileDi aud property
owners are invited 10 attend mectng ~ ns HAL Car
mansvllc Tuesday 2sth inst ~ O'Clock Z. NJ by
der Of THOMAS MANSON, President
A. n Lywis, lsec,.,s,.s
u. II. haApr, 'eSi''~"s'
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STATIONS.

JUPITER. rROT1ISa STALLION, VIII, STAND AZ
~ Soedker Union Course. Long Stand nj 800 me
season ia adyarec jupiter - he OF Lady Emma
Major Anderson, jupiter ir tho Psarsall Colt, ne.
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M hpAhE RAY IS rHR BEST CLaiGvoYANT AND
~ ss"og'st ~ thus city She tells your yety thoughts
fivss lnckH nnNhers speedy OWcc NO.
t SEVERN aeae twenty scyenth srecl Lsdlee -
sun a.. Erntlstr n. 30 cenla
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MADAME PARsEhLE FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
Asf MiaNt~. 4. ready all iuvalids Iotn
scr.shl. II Tor ladies curing confinement No
nj Groenwch street.
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HsADNH WAITER. THe WORLD rrNowNED CLAIR
vi yo,ani hts rninovcd 10 as cans where he
Sffl#s'd 20 reveal tho mysteries of d
k-tne vth such accuracy that u will astonsn even un.
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| N ASSORTMENT or ALL STYLES OF FIRST CLASS
y light and family Carriages for CITY, Park and conny
driving. of four scat Factions MOTT y
co s afurers, Is West Fourth street, block
| from Broalwat.
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L,RANCls BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAs.ALL
the choice breeds for sac aud stock H.tiers infain
ManAe Cure Flea ENterminatnr ~ per ootie
Buler's new Work, ST. Dogs boarded. trained, &c. Aed
for AL diseases
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pURNIIAMs FuRNtTUaE HxPREss-BURNuAm
~ Fnrniuve ssprem- Buruham's Furniture Espfess-'
no West Eleventh street between rifth Rn Sixth avenues
furniture stored All kinds OF furniture h3ycd sud spled.
fWniare 81 atnuiss moved ID siU " ip county.
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A soNA rIDE .AsrRoLoeIsr. rHAr EVERY ONE

fsLAiRyOY ANf.-lF YOU WISH THE FRura. 60 Az
W Madam HOSs She shows likeness II future
scspnnd trend aod ias - BRING taose separated
sQvtler NJ. % West rwebtJ seventh s,rect between
xtrth ard seventh Ring TIE basement bell
Vears from Ia tho morning ti.i In tie evening.
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sPoR'r:aG.

n0Gs FOR saLE.-ONE YOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND
- 81 Bernard Dog. good wsicn dog one Sp'.z Log
Bun Terriers small Black and Tan Pups, Black and Tan
Terriers Scotch and skye Terrs pair OF Back and
Terri rs not exceeding five pounds small mpef TED ~
Terrier Do exceeding six ponds all 81 the pucst hreu
and good rsers; pair OF small Italian Grayhohhds the
kandsopest the country Ii Roosevelt Hlrea rs hoor
JuIln GAAY.
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I business WAGONS OF EVERY BtND CONSTANTLY
= baud made order in the best you viii
find pace favorable .hat BE cuud, and
/ every article warranted represented SlEWAN >
Wagon Factory, Ityhd street, between Eroaswa3 and
4 Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23
HoRsEs, CARKIAGES, 50.

4 SUPERIOR LoF OF HORSES 1927 FROM WEST.
a Aew York -Four pairs Of very nne rarrase and
geans, several SINGLE Poldsers ana i've Yonn. Aud
rast rroters. Win be ready 70 show Monday. cat
Metropolitan stables; of Prince and Crosby srecs5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-23

A TTENrIoN.-AT 2l2 SEvEETH AVENUE n. R0sEN-
"A BERG, tue California and Western agency store re.
large orders porhnse SI5.co worth OF Cast on
Clothing These orders must be fGlled in very short
time ladies aud gentlemen, wish vou would take partI
cuar notice and ook ovy ,our WARDROBE ana see u
have any clothing yon 10 not peed For our sasiacton
will rnrntioc Of the prizes Silk dresses. from Sc.
So; from s. TO 80; paus trtm 80 10 81, also,
wooen and muslin dresses carpets furniture ewnlry &c
by calling addressing H. ROSENBERG. az Seventh
nue. iaes attended 70 BY Mrs Rose berg IN and out OF
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