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o THE NEW LINE
.H STEAMERS
For Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, City
Point, Petersburg, Richmond, and
all other Connecting Points.
THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
LEAVE SPEARS WHARF Foor OF GAY ST., BALTIC,
DAILY, at Sic O'Clock Z. II.
The, Steamers of this Line are all new, and their
remarkable speed is due to their construction, the
most approved modern models of the fast Hudson
river steamers having been adopted.
Inc superonty OF their models gives them great
construction, and the newness of their boilers and
safety.
1t is hardly necessary to inform our patrons that
with their powerful machinery and fine waterlines,
they do not require the slightest approach to racing
to enable them to attain much better rate of speed
than any boats in these waters.
The NEw LINE is composed of the following ele-
CANT side.Wheel Steamers. superby fitted up with
GEORGE LEARY Captain Brakeman.
DICTATOR, Captain Mulligan.
And eonneetinG with the beautiful Steamers:
cry OF RiCHM0ND, Capt Captain i'm Stranaban,
The navigate the James river entirely in the day.
thus affogdng passengers time for seeing the FORTH
cations, Dutch Gap, and other objects of interest.
The tables are supplied with every luxury the
markets afford, and equal to first class. hotel fare
to the public IN point OF elegance comfort safety and
speed, the fares are as low as by any other line.
They connect with the elegant New Line Steamers
for Cherrystone Mathews county, and all points on
the Eastern Shore OF Virginia, and also with the
steamers for Newbern, Edenton, Plymouth and all
other points in North Carolina.
Passengers Transferred to and from all Depots, and
Baggage handled free of charge.
They navigate the James river entirely in the day.
thus aordng passengers time for seeing the fortica-
tons. Dutch Gap, and other objects of interest.
FARE;
From Baltimore to Fort Monre............S4 90
:, NOrIolR ........,.......... w
=, =, Glty Point .....-......... so
hlchmOnd 50
49, From Washington to Richmond. 90
The propretOrs of the new line intend to make it
permanent institution of Baltimore, and beg to re-
turn their sincere thanks for the very large share of
patronage they have already received, and will en-
deavor to merit a continuance of the public favors,
Passengers taking the is train from Philadelphia
make sure connection with this line.
Passengers taking the P. NJ. train from Washing
ton, make sure connection with this line
Passengers taking the s A. NJ. train from New
York, will have time to dine in Baltimore and make
connections.
Be sure and inquire for tickets by the New line,
and take other.
Information may be obtained on application to
A. W. SHAW
Superintendent New Line,
sel9-e0tf Baltimore.
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S A r q z N t. s
ENTIRELY NEW
SERIES OF READERS !
Send for the --latest and Best.
s a r q z N t.

Sargent's Standard Fifth or First Glass Reader limo,
half morocco 52S pages.
Sargents Standard Fourth Reader; 12mo. half mo-
rocco, $40 pages.
Sargent's Intermediate Reader; limo, half morocco,
beautifully illustrated, 26i pages.
Sargents Standard Third Reader limo, half moroc
CO, 2l6 pages.
sargents Standard Second Reader; illustrated, ZIG
pages.
Sargent's Standard First Reader illustrated, 12O
pages.
Sargant'S Standard Primer; finely illustrated 70
Sargent's Standard Primary Spelling Book p pages
Sargents Pronouncing Speller; l6S pages.
In consequence of the great success of Mr. Epes
Sargent in his speciality of preparing School Readers
there has been large demand for new books from
him; and he has consequently prepared entirely
nev and in'proued Series Of Readers.
The smaller books are beautifully illustrated and
all those improvements which constant consultation
with our best teachers has suggested, included.
ss-We defy contradiction in saying that the Series
the Best, the Handsomest the most Carefully Pre-
pared, and, we may add,
The Cheapest ever Published
Mr.. SARGENTS
Long experience careful scholarship, high culture &c
literary man, and acknowledged taste, added to his
admitted success in Series of readers of which
millions still sold annually guarantee that
committees will find it for the interest of schools to
examine his New Series before making any change
as-The most striking evidence of his previous sue
may be found in the extent to which the latest
complers of Readers and Speakers have made use of
his original labors in selection his works appearing
have been the
MAGAZINE
From which compilers have taken large proportion
of their best pieces.
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lOidl
BCRGLARY.-OnS Sunday night last the house of MI.
Edward Ricter, on Green steeet near Small wood,
was entered by burglars and robbed of trunk con-
tanning sum of money variousl estimated at ST. 800
to S3OOO and considerable clothing Mr. Ricter, who
is engaged in business the canal, absent from
home, and Mrs Ricter disturbed by the thievas
and called loudly for assistance. but they made of
with their booty. The trunk and clothing was found
in 1oung's boat yard. George Maron Jesse Hacket
and Andrew Jones, were arrested and committed on
suspicion.
city, was accidentally drowned from his boat, near
Monocacy, on Sunday evening. He was the owner
Of the house mentioned above as having been rob-
bed Of a considerable sum of money.
SALES OF LAND.-Mr. Fielder Magruder, lately pur-
chased tract of land in Evansville district contain
ing l3 acres, at 500 per acre. 1t portion of the
real estate Of the late John w. Decentralization
EGzere
DROWNED MAN FouSD.-Air. Levi Leonard picked
up Tuesday the DIST inst in the month of the Lit
tie Choptank river, at James Point. drowned white
man. He was about feet inches high, dressed in
soldiers clothes and has light brown hair; name un
known, there being letter paper about him by
which it might be discovered. Mr., Leonard buried
him decently on the Point.-Cambridoe Herald.
SUDDEN DEArHs.-Dr. c. NJ. Newman, an old and
well known physician of Queene Anne's county. Nd.
died suddenly at his residence in that county few
days ago,
A negro man named David Lokey, dropped dead
on Sunday last while cutting wood at his home near
town.
FATAL AcCrDEST.-We are panied to announce the
death of Richard Faira ESQ.,, of this county by all
accident in his saw mill. near Swanton. The only
account we have of the sad affair is derived from
note upon the outside of letter received through
yesterdays mail by gentleman of this city, which
says that he fell among the machinery Of his mill on
Monday and was instantly killed.
MIR. Fairall has for years been ono of the most
the county. and several years since member Of
the House OF Delegates. He was o genial. warm
hearted man. He leaves a widow and family of
ly death.-CUmberfund 4We1dntun.
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OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS-
- TIERS STORES

CHIEF QUARrERAAsTER's OFFICE
DEPor OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, D. c., November q, 1865.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Major James NJ. Moore A. @. NJ at ware
house No. 3. New York avenue. between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets, Washington, D. c.. on MON
DAY, December II, 1865. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. lot of
condemned Quartermaster Stores, consisting Of
Benches. Boilers, Cauldrons Kettles, Ovens, Pans,
Pots, Ranges Stoves. Book Gases, Chairs. Chests,
Chisels, Hatchets Squares, Saws PickaIes. Wheel
barrows, Brushes, Brooms. Buckets Files, Grind
stones, Lanterns, Shovels Waste paper, Rope, Rags
Zinc, &c.
The stores must be removed by purchasers within
ten days from date of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order of
Brevet Major Gen. D. Ii. RUCKER,
Chief Quartermaster Depot of Washington.
CHARLES II. TOMPKINS,
no2a-tDa Breyet Col and O. NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
A CCTION SALE OF OLD HOSTITAL |
"A PROPERTY. |
CIV. BoTELER, JR., AUoTI0NEER.

CIV. BoTELER, JE.. AUCTIONEER.
MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE,
,,,.,, WASHINGTON, D. c.. Nov, %, 1865
VIII be sold at Iublic auction in this city, at the
ypSelsry Sapare Warehouse Fifth and streets on
HOSPITAL PROPERTY, consisting of Bedside Ia.
bes. Chairs, Washing Machines Tin Basins and Cups.
Spoons, Buckets, Crockery. &c, &c.
property within forty eight hours.
C. SUTHERLAND,
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- rrcf4;TRoyn
EVERY TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND
SATURDAY.
The Powhatan Steamboat Company, established in
lSil, are now running their three splendid steamers
STATE OF EIRG1NIA. -...............l,0 6l Tons
S SEAFb Or MnAaRYLAND,.,."'.,... - :,
PEIERSBU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS "
These Steamers will carry in the aggregate the bulk
Of 10000 bbs. weekly.
Their great capacity enables us to carry freight
lower than by any other route.
They have splendid accommodations with state
rooms for passengers.
They leave their wharf, Light street, near Pratt,
AFTERNOONS at o'clock.
For freight, at reduced rates. and passage apply to
J. BRANDT, JR.,
no2l-t President Powhatan Steamboat Co.
FOR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
a. III ON SATURDAY NEXT.
49, 4 The a December; the steamship
zEE4-N NORTH POINT will leave the wharf
Light street, below Barre. on SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON, ID December. at o'clock, precisely for SA-
The North Point is first class ship. built in 1853
and insures at lowest rates
- She will commence to receive cargo on THURS
DAY next.
Merchandise of all kinds carried at New York
rates.
Returning the North Point will leave Savannah
for baltimore on Saturday, the 9th Of December.
All goods should be alongside before Il o'clock on
the day of departure.
For freight passage, having good state room and
J. BRANDT, JR.,
NO IS Light street, wharf,
noZo-u Baltimore
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~e8 SPECIAL NOTICE
FOR LYNCHBURG, VA
We have made arrangements with the President of
the South Side Railroad Company. now open be-
tween City Point and Lynchburg, for the transporta-
ton OF all descriptions of merchandise through from
Baltimore to Lynchburg. and all prominent points
on the line of the said road
Merchants and shippers can forward goods through
to Lynchburg- by our steamers, which leave Light
street wharf for City Point and Richmond EVERY
SESDA1, Thu RSDAY AND SATURDAY AT
All goods receipted for through to Lynchburg, and
at less rates than by any other route
This is the only line of steamers from Baltimore
that connects with the South Side Railroad at CITY
Point and can give through receipts to Lynchburg.
me rates are lower by this route than by Alexan-
For further particulars apply to
j. BRANDT, JR,
President Powhatan Steamboat Co.,
del-4t No. IS Light street wharf
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NOvERNMENT SALE OFBEEFCATTLE-
VI OCEICE COMMISSARY OLE SI-RSISTENGE

GOVERNMENT SALE OF BEEF CATTLE.
" OFFICE COMMISSARY OF SUBSISTENCE
RIcHMDND. Va, November %, 1s65.-SEALEI; PRO.
P0SALS in duplicate will be received by the under
sign"d until II o'clock, NJ, on MONDAY, the 18th
day Of December, 1856, for the purchase fabout
FIVE HUNDRED 500 HEAD OF BEEF CATTLE
The Cattle will be sold at their gross weights
Proposals should state the price per pound, gross
weight, and the number of head required The gross
weight to be determined in the usual manner of
averaging the weight Of BEEF CATTLE.
No bids will be received for less number than
Twenty-Five (25) head.
The Government reserves the right to reject pro-
posals deemed too low. Bidders not present will be
notified by letter of the results of their proposals
The Cattle to be removed within ten days from
date of acceptance at the expense of the purchaser
The Cattle can be seen at the Government Stables,
known as Bacon's Quarter Branch, on Brook avenue,
Richmond Virginia.
Terms Cash, in Government funds, and prior to
delivery.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
Proposals for purchase of Beef Cattle" and ad-
dressed to the undersigned, at Richmond Va
BY order of THOMAS c. SULLIVAN, Brevet
Major and c. S., u S. A, Chief c. S.. Department of
Virginia. Ii. p. CLINTON
no27-tdel1 Captain c. S. ".
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STEAMBOAT NOTICES.

s2RSE4af TICE.
= CHANGE OF HOUR.
IN and after THURSDAY NEXT, Both November
the steamers Of the OLD BAY LINE will leave their
wharf at the foot If Union Dock dalv at ~ o'clock
r IN ~ instead Of 6 P. NJ, as heretofore.
Inc Seaooard and Roanoke Railroad being now
open passengers going to Weldon \. c., and points
farther South will find this to be the most acpsdt-
tlons as well as tho most economical route between
Baltimore and the South.
This is the only Steamboat Line by which Through
Tickets to Weldon can be purchased
Fare from Baltimore to Weldon, So
NJ. n. FALLS, President
WIN. c. SMITH, Superint endent
HrGH 0'CoYHoE, Passenger Agent. nO30-It
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,<Hupzs SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ NOTICE.
kSHSnk- FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER,

.ksSsARf FOR THE PATUxENT RIVER.
FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
On and after FRIDAY. june 23d, tho steamers
GEORGE WEEMS and MARY WASHINGTON
The steamer GEORGE WEEMS, CAPTAIN William
klrwin, will leave Baltimore every FRIDAY MORN
ING, at o'clock for the Patuxent river Returning
will leave Nottingham every TUESDAY MORNING,
at o'clock, for Baltimore.
The steamer MARY WASHINGTON, Captain
James G0urley, will leave Baltimore every WE'D
NESDAY MORNING, at o'clock, for the Patu5en&
river. Returning, will leave Nottingham every
FRIDAY MORNING. at o'clock, for Baltimore.
The above steamers will call at the usual Landings
on the River also at Fair Haven and Plum Point.
going and returning.
For further information apply to
N. L. WEEAS, Agent.
ocll-t 140 Dugans wharf.
FOR FREDERICkSBURG, VA
<s LANDINGS 6 5NP THE Kappa
HAMMOCK RIVER.
The new and commodiOus steamer MATILDA Cam
tam James hirwan, will commence running the
above route on TUESDAY, June 9Th, leaving her
wharf, foot oil South street, at o'clock F. NJ sLop-
ping on her way up the Rappahannock at ali the
Returning. the MATILDA will leave Fredericks.
burg FRIDAY MORNING at o'clock. stopping at
all the Landings on her way down the River and
arriving at Baltimore early Saturday morning
Ep-tTelght taken at low rates.
SS- All Freight for the River must be prepaid.
AB@No Freight received after 3 p NJ. on day OF
calling. "a
J. For further information. passage &C., apply TO N,
W, CORNER, Clerk, or
JOS. JAS. TAYLOR, Agent,
2l2 West Falls avenue,
r. W. ADAMS
olI-t Agent in rrederi ehuro
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AUCTION SALES.
ADREON & CO.. AucfiOneers.
EDICAL PURvEYOR'S OFFICE,
A'A BALTIMORE, MD. November %, 1865
AUCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT MEDICAL
AND HOSPITAL PROPERTY

Will be sold at Public Auction. at Hicks" Cen
eral Hospital. Baltimore, Nd, on MONDAY. De.
cember 4th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, quantity Of Medi.
cal and Hospital Property. portion of which is
new (never used(.
The property is sold because no longer required by
Government.
Catalogues the articles to be sold can bo proc,red
by applying at this Office.
Terms cash, in Government funds, at time Of rur-
chase and the property to be removed within twenty
four ga hours from day of sale.
z. L. BLISS. Surgeon Z. s. "
Medical Purveyor, z. S. A.
no2i-S ADRE0N Il CO., Auctioneers
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FINE ARTS.

" NEW GALLERY
THIS MORNING
with fine collection of
PAINTINGS,
and will be kept open
DAY AND EVENING
until further notice.
We invite our friends and patrons and the public
generally to this our first Exhibition of Works Of Art
Catalogues ready in few days.
Adnisston free.
BUTLER. PERRIGO & WAY.
oc26-t Charles and Fayette sts.
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EVARM OF $50 ACRES, in Anne Arundel
Boards Point Farm" The soil is of fine quality,
and easily improved; location healthy; water excel
lent fine second growth chestnut; also oak, hickory
poses. Improved by three frame dwelling houses,
log barn, stables, corn house and meat house, all of
which are more or less in bad repair. Water fowl,
crabs oysters and terrapins in abundance. This is
good point for business, as it is a public landing
where the farmers for twenty miles around haul their
this point and Baltimore. For terms, &C., apply to
W. r. COLE,
n. E. corner Baltimore and North streets
oo2-tf Second Story.
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VYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
u ARABIC will be found most pleasant safe
and speedy remedy for Coughs, Colds Hoarseness,
Coup, Whoopin0 Cough, and all affections Of ths
guhborn coughs. and tho first stages Of consumption,
10 al fssaslss;. kses Is a. s.i 81 sssA:;
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TO LET! TO LET!

1,HE ILLINOIS HOUSE, SITUATED
on the Divide. between Virginia and I'll
Gold Hill. will be rented on most reasona- o
BILE terms.
The house is excellently located, and contains
% rooms well furnished, q first rate cooking
range. and a fine set Of Bar fixtures.
For full information, call on the subscriber at
the premises. JAMES CUMMiS""
Virginia, Aug. Z, 1865. anIu
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
TO THE NERVOUS AND INFlRM,
DR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE of

DR. j. ~PERRAULT, GRADUATE Of
~ THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS COL.
LEGE, begs to inform patients and Others seek
Ing medical advice, that he may be consulted per
sonally or by letter, in all cases Of Nervous and
Physical Debility, and the various disorders aris.
ing from sedentary habits, excess, accident or
climate, from 9 A. N. 10 10 NJ, and from . TO 8 r.
~, ut his office, Armory Building, northeast cor
ner Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms
Nos. 9, 10 and IL, first floor, up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Where q secret intirmity exists, involving the
happiness Of n life and that Of others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity of Its removal, for
II IL a fact that premature decline Of the vigor
of manhood, matrimonial unhsppinesS, compul-
sorry single life, local and physical debility, etc,
have their sources in causes, the germ Of which
Is planted In early life, and the bitter fruit
tasted long afterwards.
DOCTOR PERRAULT'S Diplomas nre in his
offices, where patients can see for thenselvest that
they are under the care of a regularly educated
practitioner. The best references will be given
when required. Patients suffering under chronic
diseases can call and examine for themselves. We
invite investigation; claim not TO know every.
thing, nor to cure everybody but we do claim
that in all cases we take under our treatment we
fulfill our promises. We particularly request
those vino have tried this boosted Doctor, and
tina, advertised Physician, till worn out and dis.
couraged, to call upon us. 1t will cost nothing,
az consultations are free. In all cases of Primary,
Tertiary and Secondary Syphilis. Pains in the
Bones, Old Sores, Rheumatism, GonorrhGa,
elect, Structures, ETC., particular attention is
gwen, as we'll as to cases OF Seminal Emission
and Impotency.
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies' suffering from any complaint Incident
TO their sex, such a. the Whites, Falling Of the
Womb Irregularities Pain in the Side, Headache
Palpitation, Suppression, and oil other Diseases
to which the Female system is subjected. willfind
prompt relief bv addressing themselves to DOC
TOR PERRAUI.T.
To those seeking our advice, u plain statement
Of their case will be given, whether durable or
not.
The great experience acquired by DIR. PEN
RAULT In his extensive practice, and in the va.
rious Hospitals Of Continental Europe. affords an
ample guarantee to those seeking advice Of being
under the care of a legally qualified practitioner.
DIR. PERRAULT'S name IL to be found in the
Medical Register, under the authority Of the Med.
ical Council of Great Britain, and IL, therefore,
not TO be clasSed with the names Gn many cases
assumed) Of q horde Of udvcnturerswho, through
the public press. seek to Impose upon the credu-
lous and unwary by the publication Of q~ualifca.
tons, and the advocacy Of specifics, that are
rurcly beneficial, and in most cases positively In.
furious.
Persons at q distance can he cured at home by
addressing q letter TO DR. PERRACLT and sta.
ting their case.
Letters by Express 10 be Addressed to J. PER-
RAULT, NJ. D., corner Of Sacramento and Mont
comery streets, Rooms Nos. 9, 10 and II, orto Box
y73, Post Office. ian Francisco. JUL 3m
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Poor ..Lo..

The San Francisco Sunday Mercury is
responsible for the following:
General Conner, who is earning high
commentator for his conduct Of the pres
ent Indian campaign, has put forth a cir.
cular announcing "war to the knife y
against the redskins. In this circular.
which appears to have had the benefit Of
some hints from Artemus Ward, w find
the following language:
'"Oficers commanding expeditions will
not leave a trail after once striking it until
they have overtaken and punished the In
dams. To accomplish this object, the
commands will be supplied with an extra
issue of salt. in order that when rations
are exhausted, the men may kill what game
the country affords and subsist upon it,
Some time after the FORMULATION of
this edict, a letter was received, It Is said'
from Lieutenant Noddy Of the Twentieth,
dated North Pole. Arctic Regions" in
which the writer says:
Dear General: We have followed
the FIRST trail we struck, as per order. and
have traced it up to the top Of this ice
berg. where we have lost it. We are
awaiting your orders to come down. The
salt we used in the method prescribed for
catching birds, by putting it on their tails
but as neither Indians nor game were to
be shared in that way, we have been
obliged to live for the most part on roots
and snowballs. What's the n e move on
the programmed Yours,
II. NoDDY."
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MANIA FOR NUMBERING RELATIVES
As has been often observed, (says a New
York paper OF the Sth ult.) there appears
70 be a, times a mania for the commission
of crimes of some particular class. Just
now this mania seems to be for the murder
of relatives, and i, extends through various
sections Of the country. Within the last
few weeks we have had t record a num-
Der Of crimes of this character, including
parracides, fratricides and infanticiaes
perpetrated both in this city and IN ait,
ferent sections, and to-day We have still
another.
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WHAT CARoLrNA THINKS IF ABOLITION.
The Charleston correspondent Of the New
York Herald says:
To one who in the past has been IA
miliar with the zeal always displayed by
the people of the South in the advocacy
of their peculiar institution" n who
has witnessed the dogged tenacity witt
which they have chung to and fought for
its p%erpetuation, nothing can be more as
tonishing than the good grace, and | might
almost say cheerfulness, with which they
have heheld slavery-suddenly and at one
fell blow-swspt away forever from their
midst. I know not how to account tor
so singular a phenomena 4; but in convers'
ing recently with many planters, who but
a few months ago were large slave owners
found the same apparent indifference a;
70 the loss Of their negroes exhibited by
them all and SOM of them went 50 fa'
as to say that even had they the opportu'
nity TO repossess themselves Of their slave
they would refuse to avail themselves
af il.
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L.oHti

CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT No. ls3,
I drawn by the Agency Of the Bank Of Call.
fornia, In favor OF w. c. Maggie, for 9So. Pay.
ment has been stopped. Tho Andsr will please
leave Il at tho NEWS ONCE.
Gold Hill, Sept. 2. 1858 NJ lN