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The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

PosrPoNEMENT. - Superintendent Good
rich has postponed the meeting Of the Teach
er's Institute, at Dutch Flat, until June 2nd
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

ResoluCd, That we recommend that the only
test to be applied to participants in the selection
of Delegates to the County Convention shall be:
Are you opposed TO the policy OF the present
National Administration, which is subversive of
.hc Constitution. the Laws, and the Union of our
Fathers? Are you in favor of speedy and
honorable peace that will secure equal and exact
justice to every section of the American Union?
Will you support the nominee of the Democratic
National Conventon?"
Resoired, That these proceedings be published
in the Placer Herald and Dutch Flat Enquirer.
On motion, Committee adjourned.
JOS. WALKUP, Chairman pro TEN.
10 HAMILTON, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

FIRE AT REDWOOD CIrY.-We learn from
the officers of the San Francisco and San
Jose Railroad Company that the American
Hotel, at Redwood City, was burned down
at 4 O'Clock this morning, (April 7tb) We
get no particulars except that everything in
the house was lost This is the first fire of
any importance which has ever occurred in
that town. Bulletin.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

VALUABLE CARGO FOR MExIco.-The
steamship John L. Stephens, which sailed
on Tuesday for Mazatan and other Mexican
ports, carried full cargo, valued at $l52,'
705 35. This cargo is said to be the most
valuable one ever exported from California
to Mexico, and is composed largely Of man
ufactured goods and machinery. There were
1874 TASKS of quicksilver in it. There were
8S shippers manifests cleared at the Custom
House for the Stephens, which carried away
the sum of sl2, 200 in specie. Bulletin.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09
tic County Central Commit tee

DemOcratic County Central COmmtttee.
&c. Ball, Chairman; 10. Hamilton Secretary;
Nicholas Lohsc Thomas Stanley, A. Kipp. Thos
Dodd, NJ. W. Hassett J . Fl. Ncff, George Kruder
G. G. Newman, James R. Nckerson.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

A young lady, when asked to partake Of
the pudding, replied: "No, many thanks
my dear madam. by no manner of means;
have already INDUCED the cIamorous calls OF
craving appetite, until manifest sense OF
internal fullness admonishes me stay; my
deficiency is entirely and satisfactorily salts
fed"
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

The New SrEAMBoAr.-A dispatch to the
Bee says:
Capt. Kidd's new steamboat Washoe was
launched at Hunters Point yesterday, and
will commence her regular trips to Sacra-
mento on the 18th instant.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09
DIED..

DIED.
Near Orr's Ranch, Placer County, on Friday,
April lst, FREDERICK LUcHsINGER, of Liver Com
plant.
At Auburn, April LIST. DAY COULTER, aged AZ
years.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

The total receipts of the Brooklyn Sani-
tary Fair up to Feb 25th, were $l44,795 90.
This was divided thus: from sales Of goods
s35,59l Oh; from tickets, s29,l74 40; from
donations, $7S,264 IS.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

GENERAL SurrER.-The bill that passed
the Legislature, Monday night, in aid of this
pioneer, provides for paying him two hun
dred and fifty dollars per month for five
years; and in case he shou d die during that
period, for the balance Of the term the
money is to 90 to his heirs Call.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

Gen. Howell Cobb has proposed to sell
the rebel government thirty thousand pounds
Of bacon and forty thousand bushels Of corn,
at any price it is disposed to pay him.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09
BIRTHS

AT Auburn. on Saturday, April I'd, to
Steiner and wife, a son.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

pioneer, provides for paying him two hun
dred and fifty dollars per month for five
years; and in case he shou d die during that
period, for the balance of the term the
money is to 90 to his heirs Gall.
How TO DRIVE NAILs-It is often difficult
to drive common cut nails into hard timber
boards, &c. They will never "hy OUT how.
ever, If first rubbed with soap-common
bar or any bard soap will answer. Screws
treated in the same manner may also be
driven with much greater ease. Soap is
much better than oil, and at the same time
more convenient.
SAD ACCIDENTAL man named Michael
Masterson. while mining at Indian Springs,
near Muletown, Amador county, fell down
shat. some forty feet, breaking both his
legs.
1t is stated that Brig. Gen. Vodges, of
Fort Pckens fame, has been appointed to
succeed Gen. Seymour, late commander of
the Florida expedition.
The St. Louis Republican records the dis.
covery of marvellous cave on the southeast
branch of the Pacific Railroad. 1t is called
"Fisher's Cave" and is said to surpass in
beauty the celebrated Mammoth Cave" in
Kentucky.
EFFECTS OF ToBACco.-An Irish lady,
once declared that she could not understand
how gentlemen could smoke. 1T certainly
shortens their lives" said she.
Il don't know that" exclaimed a gentle
man; there's my father, who smokes every
blessed day-and he is now seventy years
DID,"
"Wel," was the reply, "if he had never
smoked be might have been eighty by this
time."
STABB1Na AFFRAY.-Two men passed thro'
our town in charge of man named Dan.
Gates, en- route for Nevada. Gates had stab
bed man named Richard Freeman at Dom
ner Lake the day previous. The wound was
serious but not supposed to be mortal.
Dutch Flat Enquirer.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

ALUM Discoveries IN NEVADA TERRI
roRY.-The Virginia City Union of Sd April
says:
We saw, yesterday, at the drug store of
Rice q Livermore, a piece of pure alum,
brought from large deposit of this mineral,
recently discovered near Six Mile Canon in
the vicinity Of the Gould and Curry mill. 1t
is the genuine article. and if there was suf-
ficient demand in our market, the discovery
would be valuable one. We learn that a
large quantity of alum, borax and salt, have
been discovered in the Desert District. The
trade in the latter article has become quite
an important branch Of business, and teams
returning from Reese River can always get
loads of salt at the field near Sand Springs.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

The new chaplain of the House of Repre-
sentatives at Washington, in his PRAYER q
few mornings since, gave the Lord full and
very artistic description of the goddess of
liberty upon the dome of the capitol! He
had previously described the most noted
cathedrals of the old world and other words
os art Exchange paper.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY GEN.
TRIAL COMMITTEE.

F. o. PRINCE, Secretary.
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Tic .h.y fsf p pr5po vii - ,ihcre4 . 90 rl--'y a.
f-' 'hc otrl frs Ll BE- received by tit De- rlisnf
a. 8 y rclLi.gal
pfe gfru'y ihsi 80 bdl'r 10 sbs % fhn 30 con.
'ai certified o b. ~ ccis e.! be- m 90 Collt %
United Sis'e' DiHfie' A MY NUT accompany ihe P0pon
o. - ID De- elected
An oath Of sc.sne. 70 -. United STATE, government mus,
DO s-romplly the prop0ss.
IL- contrasts Ill b. svffied 60 no i0,r-' Tetnr- ilir
rafy grl-s who al b. d1y notified b. m.l - other
vic '~f BID scr-p'ei, and a. b I'D ieueit',iy DO
~ fsd T. elel NO 'oH'fs unlr loui' 10 to amount
a 81 hondi 10 De- properly certified TO-
bit-n m'y be 70 IN. in l-rsoa Win The Proposals
op-neI
To pot of.. a'lrs- of tie ptris, pro2osin. nu, b..
.ily srtsa mon 80 rfopo.aL
fior 80 :, 10 .dI-i..d'o Henry IoLn,'n Nel.ii
\ Hal F-wcy1f, Z. =. =. Nasliu-'on ~ e..
4. ~ a uasui'4sic.
UESRT IOuN-ON
q x. sri Prr-eyo- Z. s. =, W,,hnghn. d. Z.
Ffh'-d forms 3i ffopp'a.. rsu b, hid q, this ohr-
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Drp GOODS.
A r. KINIEY's

AT KINZEY's
~ EIGHTH AVENUE
"''''IPSI sBoSs, FL0wERa,. FEATHERS, BooNNEyTss'
H HosFHy BR MANi'F Afss BUrroNs PoFfE
MONNAlEs. rERfU MERiEs, FANCY Ahil-
0lh'' &C. @e' ALL SELLING At
or BELOW COST.
90. ooo nANDHFRcHIEFs, ALL KINDS &c. up.
LOTS OF COLLARS AND BANDS, ~. uP.
SILK DRESS ILLUSIONS, at DC.
QUANTITIES or FINE LACgS Ali. AT COST D,
SETS WAISTS, EDoNcs, AND INSERTIONS ALL
AT COST CLOSING OUT
rrrl%E 'sSTSocK
rnd TN R BhlfSEss
PILES OF SILK VENTS FROM &c. YARD UP.
sI4GkS oF Hlng9 siI ET 70 y. Il }4 az "
SHAW IAw B BGSSaaEfRs fF FRoM Fl H.
TRIMMINGS. olmps BRArDs. AND vELvETs,
AZ TWEMlYYssfiiyE, CENTS on WE yinh DOLLAR
BLESS BLESS TTRMmalSGs ic & &c. 4t Sc YARp, v,,s7
BIZ SOLD
STORE 10 Lii r
FIXTUREs
FOR SALE
rILgs OF gTMEA,T yr At {9 9S . nWS PRICE
~ MMSSAANSrrss or kkCEs AND TARLETANs:
RFnSHNfS or RIBBONs AND TRIMMINGS.
hEMNANi' "F NH THOUSANDS or FAIRS
OF GLOVES, OF EVERY KIND :. FAIR uP T;os,rpv
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Sc. PAIR rP.nr,,o
QUANTITIES OF STRAW GOODS, FoIl Srh'"o'
SPOOL COrTONS BELOW COST ,>,
apoOI COrrONS SELLING AT &c. DUIN,
ANOTHER LOT SPOOL COTTON, To-. DON
TyCELIFHT COWARD COTTON AT &C. stooi"
JOD LOT or CLARh COTTON At g ,,-,,c ,,-terr
ra SAVE sc \ PAIR on THEIR KID GLo.ES, W. ~ Il
TER BY THEM SOW. , ~ AHsohlhLHi VI
SPRING CDIORS AID Ali SiIfN.
KID GLOVES Sc, SOC. S0c, &c, 'tc. FAIR ,,r,c-r
he SOLD
At sOME PRS D..
SEWING SILKS. 6. DolEX; Bksr I!As 20 y.
NEEDLES - PsrER SKIRT Br ADS, 3c TATl.s; o..
DOXrE WORKING COTToNS, lei ,hoshti
PRAID- lea LADlhs' PAGF:. D.; HEtD HLLs; -
HOOKS hNb TYFs %; COMBS BRUSHES, foK,f-
MoNNhILS, BAGS. FANCY sOAfs bRAlp-' hLAS-
LARGE QUANTITIES or GOODS or EyEhd
nFsCpiiTiOS Of WUiCH II IL IMPOSSIBLE 10
NENTlOS tx An ADvERTlsthENT ALI NJ
'"''' FRESH GOODS FROM TIE
WHOLESALE ROOMS. Up STAIRS, THROWN IHIV
''''' '''' an wN. KIszEY,
vo..?g sVD go EIGHTH AyENtE,.. ....,,-,,
BETWEEN TWkSTl-ilR-r AND WHIT -Sf'o"D
STREETS.
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fAyr DrPlNPsyrr
EVaWAf IN rIANtaTAk. a.

NAVY DrpANFsyNr
BrBTAu oP PK0Vi-IoSs bSp CLOfsIyo
February o. 1864.
PROPOSALS FOR BOOrS.-Scalcd Pro-
Il posa' vii be received II Mi. Bureau until o'clock
p NJ On - ish fuirutfv lust. ivr fi,. Thousand PAN, oil
GRAINED LEATHER BOOrS.
Tie boo'nu.t be ithr bo.t quality Of 0s,anned grsinsd
se, seWei WIN awl. Al tie sewing
int 70 be done With Tie hand 20 correspond IN every respect
WIN r sinp'e 60 be found at tho Brooklyn Navy yard
, mat tls sides shall te scWcd with tie hands. and not
ma Inns stitch -sup'e.
The o. be delivered ~ 40 Broot lvr ysrs The
oir ILoussui Paii, every ten dsy delivery to BE- mad.
within ten dys snoT being notsd of a., sccefanc. OF tho
PROPOSE and th's undergo Tho u'Gsl inspection the llrd
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rf,HE TRIBU NE A l. MAN \
n JOE 1854.
yr'cE rIFrgEy cISI.

Tile popular ANNUAL contains:
SsTROSOMiCAL PHESOIESA g., l3tl;
Tie y.asl CALENDARS o. Sun, Noga, New aud
Complete Tide Table;
JEWISH and M0HAMsEDAN iNSiy ERSARfTs;
PLACES or PRINCIPAL STARS son EVERY NIGHT
IN THE Notwithstanding 10 the Young.
DIFFERENCE OF TIME AT PRINCIPAL PLACES ~
SfBE WORLD;
RlsEO, MERIDIAN and sETTl.,O ofths Vi,ibe Plsne.s
ELECTION RtrURNS-Fln snd Accurate Vote, Of he
Soldeu
UNITED STATES GOVERSHTET-Cstl,t OF era
snprsue Co'I'Mit'eIs % toreig Couus:
NAMES snd TERMS cf Y. :. SENATORS;
NAMES Of MEMBERS o. ..s XxXvlllh CONGRESS;
ABSTRACT Of LAWS Xssed 1t the Last Session Of Con.
EsS;
:TATE COvEENORs-Tine Of Election &c;
(IBEL GONEENMENT:
hfBEL SENh1E aud HOUSE, &c, lei
tuL PRINCIPAL STATES OF EUROPE: THEIR
FORM or COMMITMENT, &c.
tBE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS OF EUROPE
lHlEf STATEMENT or THE POLISH THE
GEbNAN THE ITALIAN. IHE DANlSu-GERiAN
AND THE TURKISH QUESTIONS
PyLcy cents; 10 copies postpaid, Gl 100 copies sen
w. tItf.s, ~. Cssh OfdeTs solicited.
We eau apply back nubere II tho Tribune Almanac
sesrs lbJ 1855 1851 1852 1859 1850 JSl 1863 and 1893
Price i1.ceut each, p0st-psid.
AGdre" 1HE TRIBUNE.
ksw.Nork.
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GALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

- NaIunbI" NTINHF FNUFENTY. 200 a. 10y 80 n, dem
including thoeou ! story Frtms Budding ~ by so 4
Width is,ss .sa ,ls.hed 20 Of 90 n square in
ava good Bocrs 80 Ia. by ~ H. Iona. e1d Nou, ei0 N 49,
ssl hss, wrous, ron Shai,ins Two Of woodvard be-,
circ lar and throe RipplnS Circular saw g. AIN
- s9oa soad' on and !, The Gply Flaming Mil IA hi, dlsl.
Es,i0n, Penn, nlous tho River L,Iih velI whs, Iii
9e End hss he advantage Of the lumber snd oosl region
1au N'1, ohs r L.s Dam, which is tho opening 20 the
eh,' e'h"hc SUD Nom. Canals leading TO fhiade pLla
Vow oA and sueh Chunk aud ao within close reach OF
ise different railroads leading to tho above named place.
named property viii be offered At private sole until
o ioth day NJ March neat sud IL sold win then De pos
ry 700 at public salc the said 18th day March Of
'Sfh III NE aitonoon when the and condition IN b.
'.ssshnVrp BY yIVs. pltJDLR -gsstep, jan, a. lsti
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YnnM nI pnnpns,f.

The .tierifsi proposes Co. llu',h dfy 5he,vi,~ 90
r ir ir9lci of t.o io.r;sia upon srVfayrd F-qu e
at feons in Cftf.e q ursf The wlhnfaasd points Al
iHr following l5l.c ~ hrairsi pounds namely;
- co. per Lrudfei plcni,
Tie ir' tfr' b % lie beet quality aud subject 20 sp
ptog- ~ io rrsroH IN r-,c who wi receipt ihe scg.
at1. q f.iIv.frl A. e. hoFrliaL
t.s.f fu hr made som time o. f1o rg-a d8pk'r IT,
rsI. led ~ ~ fhe Md 'sl D4c.i9r
av,l
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TALLOW and LARD WAKTPS

I HI4'tVN 'IHI I|fNV HHNTTo UTc m.
Ved 20 send ther Animal fai' 10 be soed res Of
lh.f2" g. test Ofays Patents, which have bout r tie
State, Of New Yofk md New:jcrscy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES qualify rid increased qrtn, y
- Product saving Of bor Joel and a 81 FIRE md doln-
will o. nui,tIc~.
LIBERAL REWARDS VIII be paid upan oonvic'i,n ~
Meters drawing oil rom Tbht willie render NJ under DE,
'ie wh'"t license roiH us. a. our lseAs cover this IN
ether valuable improvements.
Crsy's Patent IL . hEd Tslow VOLS Y
LOCKWOOD 1 LNIEETr No. 81 John =.
General kaeus
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CAVIAR BrErir OrucE op Cuirr ortErvSy,'ryH,(
NssiNgIoN. ID. g., f~D i.5l
DpDpDSiTS FOR CAVALRY HORSES -

CAVIAR BrEyir orucE ~ Cuirr ormrySv,spH,(
N.ssNgloN. d. g., f~D. . iiSl
DPoPoSAi.S FOR CAVALRY HORSES
L s-ai-l Pop, willie received ~ 'ila oare lItl ~
oCl9.k ~ FRIDAY, trbfls-y ~ lt6f. for oNE Tl'Ot
SAND li,"foi CAVALRY HORSES % 10 delivered a C.mp
Mris T. isir nrlf Boron MAJ, w,n tasH'y tsol d.ys
rom dsfr cf,1nffse'
THRfE fHursAND a I'M, CAVALRY HORSES to be
De- re.eaia Nas uElu (ues5oro DcpoD Slhn i1iy tol
dsJs fl0u IA. o. c1ntsrt
sdlhs".'o b souni 20 ~ particular no, los tan Cye
o. up4 more n nine 90 yrsr' oi from 10 e. d. hands % %
is d"lei comps tyylt, bid s~.'c md % le .pn. eri
To- c'v,iry Prrp,s-s.
~. Vfl'iorf rV bs''rirl. adi,rri bss1 rydg,s
J,'Sst ~ cf,'. pI'frrli,.
No biwuh 10 rn'rrsiu.i unless accompanied by guar.
aniy fof II, -ltaful porfornaicc.
Iofn - Di snl si.faniy can ~ he'd sppl Nlou %
Capaln Joha W. NJ him, A. -. 81, 81 bos,ou, .irss "a %
TIL. OF -.
S4ccc.,a bidder. i b required o. rn'er into written con.
ifa' with good pni -u' !sni -cldty within iour - day.
from date OF err-p'sLcc ~ bids.
Tho oath VI -l-ei-ic- must accompany .scil bid
Tbs untritisgi rc rrycsAs rs 70 reject al bii deemed
unfrs .onsb.r.
NJ bod yin be entertained fot leu tisu 6'y horse.
Payment Oh De rsd- completion Vi contract a.,J0u
thereafter q. funds may be received.
t.opo a De liorci PROPOSE, for CsvslTy Iofsss"
anl sdirr ed 20 ,apt. JAMES A. EKN, tAici Ulnror
master. tGyA!ry bgEcau Washington. ID. Z.
Any nThc .a'1sn.,ol win bo promptly given sppici.
ton % IAMES 4. fklN,
Chic sr'elH s,ter teyslgy Bur-sn.
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Gonscs aro farns t0hnleo.

NHANTED 70 PURCHASE-A HOUSE and
w fOT ar .bou, ~iS@o; must b i'r'. .ioo? hou-r
between ll,h and i1ih IT, 80 and On Az Afis % ~ :
dimensions. p,ce terms end 9c,,ion Boz No . tos p-ce.
None other VII &C fecci,cc
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lJrnposals.
Mspic,L PrAyKToR's oT,ics
wl,HrSoros d c, F,.,s..y l. 1885,
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEhLED PRv-

NHpic.L PrhyEfoRr oTgtst
PROPOSALS. FOR ICE.-SEkLED Pro
POsiLspu D.. resolved - thi, OF e. emil u M, Fob
raTy 2sh. r furnishing Ice 20 tho Medical ptpeI'm'
ls 1,I' s Z, 70 B.. stored b. he psp
sfly earsrur'od ico bonuses er Point 81 a''ry "a 9i
M ,' be- ~ te f's.s 81 tie icshou's ~. The nan.
NJ b. Blob - O. arLei ,ls have boe' agP1o''. by mon
81 N u tpraafod for 81. pauose, ~ by he1..a in
srrtor .n py,cui Will b. nals only iar 's amount thus
~ 49,, vS. he quantities lnls,ei below
r,oud q ,c r,petvs paros With te provso that should
M, D, NEEDED snJ tine f. Tie years 'upPly \ shan be
QUANTITY 10 80 Z .LlNFRED At
nn-ro'' Ad.-Iceh oa'e Owned by the United sii'@'-
Tditie. Monroe vsIesoa.e Owned by BE United states
rof, Lsasou, Md-Ic, hons, osn,ity hs United >h'.'
Fr,mca,h ys-Ios iou.s not owned by the Uui',l stale,
ser6s7a " cI,e hou,e n,' ovnsd by tho United sa,e'
ilsa Head. c-lco hau,o owned by the rai'ed States
H.. ssr,. g. c.-ros Lours evn,1 BY tie United s,a,ss-
rfspos, n 40 b, rsr,v,d af farnislrs &c dry ~
wsshi ~ DE year 1914, Ia 'l0h qusn,h - msf Dc I'
lis.ps, ug-,n ihe following aLnu,l e'lHae Ia add ne"
Hsviofs 90 tuus
Phisaslphi,. "a, 30 tun.
i..ssss. y. J. iG9 's ,s.,..
BaIinor-. Nd. 80 TIM.
frrirrick Nd, IS TINS.
- isop .aovnts isi msy bs rs1af>d 20 H.. place,
IA January 1914 t. b. farrishri the atrs.
PORN OF PROPOSAL
Tho rnirrlsnet p-oPofes % furnish tons ~ ere;
quality o. lee csre ieckrd m substantial honse "a tbe
MI in named 20 nls namely.
tie following rice per OF two thousand pound
y -
turs. ~ = per TIM.
Tie f'e q BE- iljcc 9 TIE stprco. and
approval n Model crrr = o'iss Tgopg.y aypoiel
s!~cfor before triuf fere ped Tor
fs2aeni 60 b. m,,r nom time 20 n- up,n d1peI's bills
csIu--d O. by tte ID % D.frrtor.
S.E-cl
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FURNISHED COTTAGE TO LET a, Bed.

sni he Irsdcncs Of Mr. j.rnox Kennedy. The
T. u onr viii pssys two sides ind suitable q small
.t1y The motherhood 10 sinsalary healthy. Distance
kaionsh Stson, the Harlem RI. miles, sud
shout two hours Some three mcsiow
md ien stitched Addfes, by nate person between
and 10 Ia. ~. nr. JAY. No. iia Madisonav
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DfpAKTziNT or tOH'curTrshc
NAHIsGr0s. u. C.. bee IS 1861 }
fIO the GROWERS and MANUFACTURER

Uf FLbN MD IiLMF.
The Conli1ionors sppslmed by tLis Department. con
lng OF the Hon J. X Morehesd Of P.nn,vyerls Wln ~
Bailey OF Rhode Island nd john A. uider o Ohio 10 con-
,d.T DE following appropriation made by tie ist Coagre
VIZ: Ne'''
For ,ions tea, tho prscc.bty Of culiirsnr
end pepain, raz sud hemp ubslitus igi cotton tyeu
thousand doilsTs" '@'
Having met aud efer several days inye.t,sson believing
That ffther spd miller notice Of hcF inyc fss
Pnencs valuable results, adjourned TO meet again on
W,hNDEsDAi, the 2+lh de- Of February ne,l, q, Il
Ih'y Teque'' all Interested IN tie distribution Of , sprr
psion o. sGyous 20 develop the subject tie puc good
70 no 20 ttt Dera met. before that day s.p,, NJ
he henp sd aS IN the different s;lscS Of Drepsrs. of
the htr.s sa secs prepared by hel accompanied by .,s
mems o. No Fsnos processes used and lie COS. OF ry r
ton n each ca.- alfo descriptions Of tie kinds ard co., m
n9chinery u'd where nude, &C. together gi, nv and I'll
iD!orinltion that may be useful 10 tie Commission
ton OF tie appropriation 20 Infd..
ISAAG AN-rON
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EOR sALE to CLO,E lad FsrATE.-A rer

d. ab,- COUNTRY HF>lDEsCE and FARM o. q
fs.. 81. M .ohu. y. -. ad ching Psrk iii i've uin'cs
was r.m pos frars almost logfy; high ground. vl'4
sm'o't sut.ro snt admirably sGspt,d ilT ng .irisfn
y fat ~" 'or'h9n ''cry Pleasant and hsahil 81 rs,
I'll e 20 rlfsses %! thlleLs ,dis post o.-c L. a.!
. every s'sy 1,.lls5ic. WI b. ,ol low.
ApPy 90 :. EDDY No @ Piler
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proft Noiices.

UPWARD Ii. DIXON, NJ. d., Operating and
IA Ccisn. bg 81 lOEOS No. IL 3,tsv Once Lonps f,o,
sos too gud to ogenng Tie ofe Of Tie Scso,l l.
b. No. Nescp,sl., Aston Housc.
EREDEkItiE /. kING, Counselor a. Law
Notary Public and Conrnsfoncr If Deeds Tor .I Tho
Loys states ,rd Re oiie, also, spanish Lawyer admitted
ha'sna 10 1854 Dfegnen's IIsIsIed 10 RJ,ni,b sh,p
"Gritd, Chfr Nc N fiofowny.
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FOR SALE-20, 900 acres IOWA LANDS,
o. fhe Duirgrc sui Psc'hc GIANT lyirs between Fort
D,lsr -ud ho M.,.,,gp. River premium vas paid Tor
'e Piy',e 4 s.ecfns cs- lands. They u TIC b-s
Hy lgf 81 srrl - the Dubuque snd Paciao Road To
afrH sri ur.s iiins % cl. .ar West they ~ u~ sold
Tor approved c-urts. CA wy iyofsb, terms snd On lon.
ulr ry viii h- a- a llg aIfi cers property ncsr
Ae.-l -It. v. J. DAnNIs = ont no. b. hroal,rAY
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Il NA tHs ri lLplNOs erected thereon situated ou tho
''l.h tic ol Pearl o. AID - '.tr q .' containing
in fDl', Pear - DO feet rchs' aud n de pm. on u
Il, To fs,i lnowa Nos 80 20 4isl Inclusive On
Peal ' All No.. 300 and go -lrs'. Tho property u
b." cod tilr u psr 81 of Do ,rpAfs'- ol. F,g ps-
lsr. inquire the Ireasug-I. ors - Reformed Dgi..
th1Gvb. no ~ broadway, Go JAMES PHIFE
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H. V. CLARK, No. 2l7 Sullivan-st., between
tLs Blce 'teT end fmy.,s fnislss DneI Wedding ,sd
J. enng Pa... Bank and Insurance olsi;ors
tes, So, with OYSTERS. GAME and CONFYcTIGxF
RES. GLASS CHINA SILVER, &c.. on reasonable tenn.
II s. Chm. Commission solicit Cash and Prh-
- hcsdon ior Amy snd Navy. Office 20 NY
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New publications.

THr sS eREA gEsg Z 5As sTfS SIX DAYS
Srb 1hoo'N AFIER PUBLiCAIi04"
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SPECAL NOTlCE-CARMIYE-ST. GEM

SPEtlAL NOiItE-tARMINE.-ST GEM
iCETFRr-By pr .sioa cfihe SUPREME Govt al % the
city authorize. the Trustees Of tie NESi FHESBfJT-
RlAk Cht Roll Will on EsDAY thc 2Jd ms ocnm.uee
the removal # sli the rem ns nief f. he Cemetery
Leroy M between Bedford md H-dons 20 tie .srdbls
Hound procured IN the Cypess iils Cemetery Long
bland unie.s ocwise esi.d ~ The regrcseisyet -
tie do-elred
All persons Interested desired notify iir WILLIAM
AbCl,k a. tie Chapel 4tdst between the 81 md On.
avs, before the day 81 removal ABh l.. Earle
Precedent Of TIE Bosra OF Tfl,tees
Dsiea Ncg.Yof, Teb. Z 1916
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Niusiea! Jnstrnmente.

AT HORACE WATERS, No. 4sl Droa3
n way.-PIANOS. MELODEOSS. IiaRMOSiuMs sni
Au SiCAL itSTRU MENrS Of every desrrrion he vs1
loves, c.sh prices. Tho Horace Waters Piano. Mec.osi
made < the very best materials Warranted ~ year.
and yuaue-tto give entire satisfaction. New si second
hand Pianos N-ioiecas cad Cabne. Organs rcrt. monthly
payments, received for ile sszc 81 .scoa
hand Pianos vcEy low. Pianos ard Msoieons tuned 70
p,l,i moved. boxed aud SHIPPED.
HORACE WATERS. Agent. No. al B.csiwxy