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The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
Notice Of Administrators Sale
Of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
" pursuance Of the order of tie Probate
Court of the County Of Placer in the State of
California, made Oh the 4;h day of September,
\ D. 1871, in the matter of the estate of BEN
IAM1Y RowE, deceased. the undersigned. Admin
stTltor Of said estate viii sell at Public Auction
70 the highest bidder, for cash. gold coin of the
United States, in one pacel, and subject to con-
irmation by said Probate Court, on
Monday, tho I3;h day of November,
4. d. 1871, at - O'Clock A. NJ, at the Orc Min
ing Claims situated near the town of Forest
TN, in said county, a the right, title, interest
md estate of the sad interstate at the time
II his death, and all the right, title. and inter
ast that the sad estate has, by operation of law
N otherwise, acquired other than or in addition
20 that Of the nj inlestate. at the time of his
ea;h, in and to ali that lot, piece or parcel Of
land situate, lying and beng n the said county,
md described as follows. to wit:
The equal undivided two twenty -eiqhths part,
md the half Of another twentv-cighth part. of
that certain Mining Claim, situated near the
town of Forest Hiil in the County of Placer
Mining Claims.
Terms and Conditions of Sale:--Cash, gold
aoln; ( per cent. of the purchase money to be
paid to the said Administrator on the day of the
sale, balance on confirmation of sale by said
Probate Court. Deed at expense of purchaser.
JOHN MITCHELL,
Administrator of the Estate
Of Benjamin Rowe. deceased.
by FELLOWS 4 NORTON, At'ys for Admin tor.
oc2l-iw
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
DEAIH OF THOMAS EWING.

Thomas Ewing, Sr., died a. Lancaster,
Ohio, on the Goth ult., in the SD year OF
his age lie was the peer of Webster, Clay,
Clss, Calhoun, Benton, and others Of our
great men when only statesmen found favor
in the hearts of the American people. De
ceased was Wing while that party existed i,
but since 1861 his sympathies have been
with the Democracy, the only National party
in existence. lie was the fathcr-n-law o.
G. neral Sherman, and the father Of General
Thomas Ewing, who canvassed Ohio for the
ID, mocracy in the late political contest in
that State. The Congressional Dictionary
gives this brief sketch of his life: /" He was
born near West Liberty, Ohio county, Vir-
ginia, December 2S, 1889; he received his
early education chiefly from an elder sister,
and, with lis fathers family, settled in the
wids of Ohio, about 1892, where he enjoyed
the advantages of a winter school and al
academy; bis lic, during his youth and early
manhood, was one of continuous toll; in 1914
he was a school teacher; in 1915 lie recei, ed
the degree of A. B. from the Athens Acade-
my, the first ever granted in Ohio; and he
studied law and was admitted TO the bar in
1916, practising with success in the courts
Of Ohio and the Supreme Court of the
United States. In 1880 he was elected to a
seat in the United States Senate, from Ohio,
where he remained until 1887; he was a
member of President Harrison's cabinet, as
Secretary of the Treasury, i'll 1871; on the
accession of President Taylor to the Presi-
dency, in 1S49, he was invited into the cab
met, and took charge of the new Department
of the Interior: and in 1850 he was appoint
ed to seat in the United States Senate,
where lie remained until 1851, when lie re-
tired from political life, and resumed the
practice of his profession in Ohio. lie was
a delegate to the "Pcace Congress" of 1861;
and also chosen delegate TO the Philadel-
phia "Na,iorai Union Convention" in 1866,
but did not take part in its proceedings.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
SHERiFE'S SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
Y virtnc Of an execution issued out of the
District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District
in and fer the County of Placer, State of Caifor,
nia on the I'd day OF October, A. D. 1871, upon
A Judgment rendered in said Court on the 7th
lay Of August, A. d. 1871, in favor Of the ker.
sarge Mill Company. composed o Allen Towle
ana n W Blanchard and against J. II. Red
stone. 4. E. Reltsone, J. G. Tuck, j. Mason, j.
Hughes. j. j. Hoffman, j. NJ. Ray, c. A. Ray
1 r. Schively. c. r. Dozcer and Jacob Abel,
for the sum Of four hundred sixty-seven and Sc.
100 dollars (SiG7 36), and interest on said sum
If 34G7 So from the 7th day of August A. D,
1911 at the rate Of per cent per annum, to.
,ether with siXt,-two and :0-lCC dollars (SG2 COY
costs Of suit and 75-I00 dollars accruing costa
1f this execution-l have levied upon and will
sc at Public Auction to the highest bidder 70.
ash, on
Monday, the 18th day OF November,
A. D. 1871 at u clock NJ, of that day, in frons
If Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Office in the town Of
Dutch Flat Placer county, California, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: all the right,
tile interest and claim OF the above named de
fendants, OF either Of them, il and to that GER
fain Quartz Lodge known rs the Champion
Qnartz Ledge, stnate, lying and being III Town
ship No. l. Placer county, Caifornia-s said ledge
commencing on the south side of Bear Valley
and running into the hill twenty-eight hundred
{2S00) feet
The above described property I will sell es
tioyesa'd, or so much thereof Will satisfy said
il ginent, costs, accruing costs, and expenses OF
sale b. D. DUNNAM.
Sheriff Placer County.
Shtrif s Office, Auburn. Oct. Il, 1871. Sw
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

OVERLAND MONTHLY This excellent and
Aways welcome literary magazine for No
vembe. has been received. The contents Ct
the present number are; Pacific Sea- coast
Views NI.); Glnmers Picture Dream; DO;
Above all Price; The Lost Treasure of Mon
tczuma N.); Westminster Hall and its
Echoes; The Oregon Indians (ll.); Excessive
Government; Roses Bar; November; Max
imillan aud the American Legion; Skilled
Farming at Los Angeles; Sage Brush Bill;
A Few Facts about japan; The Three; The
Willamette Sound; Summer with Count
ess; Etc
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
official Paper Of Placer County

THoIls BoYcE No. 81, Exchange Building
on California street, San Francisco. il authorized
- solicit advertisements au1 subseriptionsi in that
city ior the UERALD end receipt for the SAM.
BKAS & Co.. No. 4i0 Montgomery street
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., San Franc SEQ, arc
sathorxe1 70 solicit advertisements aid subscrip
tiors, and receipt for the same.
HrD5os 8MENEr arcour authorized sole Agents
in New York All orders for publication pnlcss
accompanied i;h the money, must conc through
tkcIn to insure attention.
Il. W. STAER, OF Lincoln is authorized to act
as our Agen, in that place.
r. +. WEBER is authorized TO act as our Agen;
l.. Gold Run and vicinity.
JAMES MCCORMICK Is our authorized agent or
the Forest Hill Divide to solicit subscriptions.
advertisements, and make collections and receipt
for the same.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

The WIsTERS WoRLp. p.--We have re-
ecived the first number of new publication
under the title Of Crofufs Western World,
which is to lie chiefly devoted TO the railroad
and kindred interests Of The Great West, and
10 information for tourists, miners, and set
tiers west of the Mississippi. 1t is an eight
pago sheet, published monthly at No. 13S
Nassau street, New York City, at 81 per
snnum to single subscribers. The first page
is cmbcllished with an ingenious and express
i've representation Of The progress of civiliza-
ton on its march from the Mississippi to the
Pacific ocean, showing the retrcating herd.
of wild animals and bands os sayaces on The
approach Of crnisrant trains, followed by The
Telegraph. railroad, prospectors and cu'liva
tors OF the soil. We are pleased with the
first number.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

l" irooa'o Court Placer County, California
SEPTEMDEE Term, 1871, '''''
Al 'he matter Of the Estate of JoiZpr N.vo,
deceased
oIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN Dy THE
~ uhaerslgned Administrator of the F.4oia =,
ooSepn Nahor deceased, to the Creditnrs s'' -, o'
Ino Ina al persons having claims against tbn sa;5
recessed to exhibit them with the neeossor, Sa
vouchers, within ten months after eSs'ry tbs sr.
patnca,ipn tra,or OF this notice to the said Admins
enmu ""'ui al dis store at Iowa Hill, in said paosr
G, I. MACY,
Auburn. Oct o1,h 10Y, Administrator.
no4-4w
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN the matter Of the estate Of JAMES A. Rrcr
deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
: undersigned, Administrator of the F,tot.
o' James \. Rice, deceased to the creditors ~
ma all persons having claims against the ssid
deceased, to exhibit them. with the neccssor,
Eonchefs' within ten months from the first ,nb.
l canon OF TINS notice, to the said Admjnistr5tnr
q. ms residence at Michigan Bluff Placer conntv
0"'''0'i'"; JAMES T. EATON.
Arhrrn N.Y. 80, Administrator
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
Physicians Prescriptions Will Receive III
Especial Care and Attention.
Assessment Notice.
OFFICE OF THE BELLEVUE MINING COM
PANI-LuCATIoN or WORKS, OPuIR DIS
rpr~r .,.rr T.,

OffNE pF Ihh DI14i1IN +. AllNINN 0OM-
PANY-LUcATIoN OF WORKS, OPn1R DIS
rRIcr, PLACER Co., CA1rroRNIA.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT
~ meeting Of the Board Of Trustees of sad
Company, held On the lst day of November
io,l AN ass ssment of one dollar per share va.
levied upon the capital stock of said Company
payable Immediately, in United States gold and
silver com, TO the Secretary, at the Office Of tho
Company, 400 California street. San francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 5 x,h day of December.
1871, shall te deemed delinquent, and will te
inly advertised fer sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall lie made before vii. tie
sold on
WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER.
ISL, to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with costs oi advertising and expenses of sale.
by order Of the Board of Trustees,
/. +. CRONlSE, Secretary.
OFFIcE-iO9 California Street CUP s,ai1s) San
francisco, California. no5.4w
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

Jouy BlDwrIL On TIE SENATORIAL Ours
TON. john Bdwell Of Chico, ex-M. C..
SAWS in letter to the Northern Enterprise.
:" am opposed 10 he Civ ing OF two com,
missions to any man---one for the House and
he other for the [. 5. Senatc-at one and
the same time"
And that is one of his reasons for opposing
he candidacy Of A. A. Sargent, although
his main one is that Sargent has combined
with Gorhln for selfish cnds.
And this calls to our mind the fact that
here are one dousand men IN he Rcpublt-
ran party Of CalJornia, each Of 'chom Is
jefcJ' entitted 10 olae commission 10 Cone
press than Nr. Sargent is to t'co. -Sacra-
me,f0 Duiiy Bee.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

IMIoRrANr PETlTroN. The National La
Tor Union of San Francisco is circulating a
petition in this State directed to the Presi-
dent and Senate Of the United States at
Washington City, which requires more than
a passing notice. The petition sets forth the
baneful influence of Chinese immigration III
plain and unms,akablc language, prcdicated
on inconirovcr,ible facts, and must make sal
utary impressions upon the minds Of all wi o
read it. This movement is divcstcd Of a !
party ism, and the petitions are being signed
by all classes Of our citizens. We have not
spacc this week for comments, but will try
and give the petition in full in our next issue.
The document can be found at Auburn Post.
Office where all should go and aign it.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

BLANKETS ON THE BRAN.-A telegraph
dispatch from Quebec says the English gov
ernment has ordered SOC, 900 blankets to be
given to the destitute of Chicago. That
would be FIVE blankets to each man, woman
and child. Either the operator Or the Eng
lish government must have blankets on the
brain.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

CuEAP.-Thc Smelling A,yus says the
Buckley brothers have $50 tons of pumpkins
for sale at the Merced Ranch, at "a 30 per
ton. We should say stock ought not to
stayve in that section Of country.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

Tue bank of John Sine & Co., Of San
Francisco, and also that of B. +. Hastings
& Co., nf Sacramento have burstcd tbs
week. These houses stood well in monetary
and commercial circles, and llcr sudden and
unlocked for failure has created Il panic and
NAV lead TO other failures.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

New VOLUME The Trinity Press entered
on its secoad volume on the 11th ult. 1t is
a most sterling and excellent paper, contain"
ing more AID letter selected and prepared
reading Haitei than many more pretentious
and cumbersome slieetl. We wish it long
years Of both political and financial prosperity.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

The Red Bluff Sentinel says the railroad
will not be completed so the cars can reach
that place before December 1st, the delav
being cansed by a scarcity Of lsborers.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ copartnership heretofore existing between
JONES KNIGHTS and DAgIEL GRANT. III the Livery
ana Stock business, at Rocklin, Placer county,
this day, by mutual consent, dissolved; and
tones knights will pay all demands against the
lrm OF kn'glts X Grant, and collect al demands
iue the same. JONES KNIGHTS,
DANIEL GRANT.
AocNhn, october 18th, 1871. oc2l-Sw
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

The Ureka DAILY Sentinel, published at
Eureka Lander eopny, Nevada, by Geo. W.
Cassidy and Fred. Elliott, which we find
among our exchanges, is handsome, well
i'ed, spirited paper and hears On It's face
evidence Of both rro~rcr,lv End enterprise
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

PEHsoSA4.-Lauren Epson, for many
years chief editor Of the Sacramento Union,
snd subsequently, United States Surveyor
General Of this State, and now County Clerk
elect Of Sacramcuto county, paid this Office a
friendly call on Monday last.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

WILL our neighbor give the public bis
IDEAS of proper tariff Of fare and freigbts
on the G, 7, 4. H.'
The Placer herald., 1871-11-04

The pleasure season at Tahoe is over, Wis
itors and pleasure seekers having sought
winter quarters in a milder climate.
The sun., 1871-12-09

T. HG a, s.h sssl bee ST. from From
g.. Depot. (FOr 23d II scenlte ne uw).
re @ e M o9enq =, qEG Ccsso @ ~ ESpr Draw
Secpias coScSes 10 dcstna5n' S n' ''' t. aud
"a, ~ Express Mail f'r Buffalo and N.arnr,
eepipR o. 9chesl dnsii iinlllan--.-----
,5SoPM Night Express. sleeping Co chcs to Duf.
100 N. tdaily) Cincinnati and Cnclgo Nigh, TX.
So Niagara Fsl oaSS and thence % & %cScI1av Da-
SO os AZ bolt ysrys 500, $50 iO aud 'lll5 a. Mtn
r tor Goshen and Miidletown. 'i:9o SOD t';}o. iOo
ana ,ii;l5 A. NJ. $3.50, itp, $500 and 'ti;Oo 4. 81
ror SSsw9urgh, 1880 $50. and iioO A. NJ. So 10
For sngsrn 500, $50 100 and 'iin5 A. NJ $50 so
sQo ts9 iiiO. 'liI5 NJ $50 5;Oi 900 1850 100 and
For Paterson, ,en, ':9. 500. ~ ~, 1000 100, 'iA,
M ~ i2'Co .li, 92 .99 3 o ;.li 800, 6Oo, 'G:N.
For Rltheriurd Park ana Passaic. SIS, '7:so +sn
1000, iiDO A. z 81, .l.lj 500 900 5iS go 80
For HseKensscS and nd Way sls A ". ill. 40 so,
,Fg aril'daie ana Way SIS 4 N iGD ii0j Sos d
For spring Valley and way, as and Sis A NJ, i2s
1 sor M GGSs.gq sns rs ~ t2 a w. o &l1 az ~
For Cresskl 1:ij 1910 A. NJ l;3) 3ii llJ, 5;jJ. 49,
'p For ~ TppeT ~ Pietnon,, SpC, .iS fc' A. M s as s
$3.50, tao nd t';ls NJ. saturday only a.; mi N gn,,
639 ana t.;,s /. 81: fs,araays only. 80 mlln ai'
than above time. Last bost from sjd street ;Ol p II.
street On aasrsr noun: i,avc 3 ' siroet i ,Sr5
Tickets Ior passage and for apartments in drawli;.
room and sleeping coaches be o0tained ana
At n CSmasaSs ssa ose s@ R D' @ @SasiaSdd ad % @
wsy / corner OF ,2sth a. and 30 av. ,Mar.mi
onrsh 81 the Company pots an Of agents at :no
Italy. tsiadays only. ;Gohep sun laws only.
l.. i. m CKER. wN. r BARR
Gcnl Supt Gl Pis~'r Ag't
The sun., 1871-12-09

OMoN tU1 Sou : tivy Hall New fors. D%'i DC l.
1874 -COrporAuon Notice -Punltc notice Is heteby
gwen that the Speca, Committee RESTRICTING the
speed OF trains on the Fourth avenue. sooye Forty.
Of Aldermen on Mon ay next. the llth inst, at II
o'clock A. NJ, to consider q proposition nov under
cons deratOn 10 lower the tTaeks OF the Harlem Rail
road OmUAny on Fourth avenue, and them over
In order 10 AFFORD greater security 10 life and
Al Des rs lltercste including tho owners ofprop-
trLy and the ufirers the said Railroad COmpAnV are
he cY notified 10 he present At the above named time
ana place. GEO. n MITCHELL
GEO, N,PLUNKIIk
BRYAN REILLY,
kneCal Committee
The sun., 1871-12-09
7 ONGi-LAND RAILROAD.

James slp AZ liOws:
$50 \. NJ. GrCenuort Mail Train.
l0:3) A. NJ. Nosyn, Glen Cove. Locust Nallev, IInr
tington, and NorthpOrt Passenger Iralns.
8p. NJ, Eiycrncau aud sag HarDOr Express through
10 Htecupntt on Saturdaye.
z NJ, Express Trans for ROsyn, Glen Cove, Locust
valley, Hu tingt0u. and Nor hport.
$50 =. NJ. NOrthDort Way Tram.
All trans connect AZ Rrauc1 Tor Hemnstead.
sunday trains for HununEtln. rtnport. RO'lvn.
Glen Coyc, ami Locust Valley leave Hunters Point ut
$50 4. and q L. VI
The sun., 1871-12-09
6lantto-


WORK. EIycn ONT ~ hishsst Drlces to pay Tor
~ : hfa, class .eHitt tnNcuiurs. Instruction fies
bLAhE X POND, a Assor place, aud Ia sth st.
ERkAND GIRL wau1eJ Ilnme1JsEey Esn ssrls
LJLENrN oi wDrN nj hitn ptioes TO pay f0r good
i sewing nIaGhihp', al ~ ahl upwards t17 Nb Az
NNANrfU-fuf sewers m zeal caps ats -Otsas
~ ~ ltA4rs,
The sun., 1871-12-09

bcrc6y sven tna,y ySc mav6f has nied win Hi'S me a
ton In each Eieciion District OF tac city 10 compliance
with section ! chapter lS Laws ISL. (Sce follow
u1caes required TO he issued py him to such lnspec.
tors by sad section 90 iolowt The SAID Ma, or sha
apToino1 by MIN as such Inspector u Election,
witnin ten DAYS ater ,uoh appointment And suca
tnch certificates on apDlcLtlOu at tbs oi1Ce.
The attention Of tusl ectors II Election declared to
have peen olcctedly no board q County Canvasser.,
cate following. h called to the following extract from
section T. chapter iS' Laws Of sil:
pointed except such asmny be appointed to vacan-
clea on the q elect Oh, thal aDucsr before tie
Ihefoi the Bu!eaq OF Eceuons,, wllhin twenty days
pointed. o. htrcnb tore provided, and sha take and
iuosc noe tie 'atn pu'3 as prescuDsl oy tle
tutuuon Any Inspector OF Election ia lug to appear
ard take aud "a tcrpe 90 suC path villain the timr
desEnAtc %, -i" ne Cohsiicir4 tu"rruf 70 nave de-
cined ihe oncc. AMI M place shan De hled Is va
Ih3 time within which the elected Inspectors may
SSf'I seSSer " ''' '' cokSEilus CoRsSS RSS's De-
thirt Of the BurCau OF Elections
CRY OF INV loRE MAYoRs OEPIcE
CITY HALL, Nov. % lsll
EMIT ed IN act N relation 10 elections IN the city
appOntet g, Inspector OF klection IN each elec
ton nlstlc OF said eiy the following persons. they
Cauyasseis TO oe tne persons VINO received the high
est humber OF votes Tor Inspector OF ecuon for hts
tor o co de m ssTgyh1 hS hos2a S OF OF SSrtS
yassers to have been elected !" the persons thus ap
pointed oe.nl 50 ts as nnes been pos.ioe for me TO
ascertain from the mixed political asnects OF the
VAS from sbe party IN Genoral polltlca onDo itiol
on state ssl T. Tie party eleetng the Two successful
A. oAKEY HALL.
Mayor OF the city OF New \ ork
N.
The sun., 1871-12-09
Sbipplue.

NCuOR LINE STEAMERS
~ tan every " Ncdnesday and Saturday to an from
glasgow, Liyerp)o LONDONDERRY ami Queenstown.
Passenger boog to AMI nom any raiwav 81 alton
In Great britain, ireland. Norway. SNeden Denmark
Germany. Holland Belgum, and tn United states
AT LOWE CURRENCY RATES
Drans On tue old country tor any auOuun-
Apply at the Compinv's ofnre.. bowling Green.
HENDERSON BRUTiIEt,S Az
The sun., 1871-12-09
SNbinas gnnh5.

MUTUAL BsNEFIT SAVINGS BANK
10 Na'sau s.. lsun Buul4-) oop ste CiU Hal. Y.
fNrERES 6N per Ct4tI CONNIE ces On the did 81
eretu mouh, lhsted ot tuc qlar'rv rhn, NhciJ
tNCTf Is ottru great osN O interest Co t l'Its
Rank OPEN daIy rom 10 10 S. A'so. Monday and
SATURDAY evenings nom - g. ~ o'cuck
tll Nklts X. GhAuAM, President
IL nRNRnIL,r. Nnnr.-l.N
The sun., 1871-12-09
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DURY7OY iBBEY. By Iuos,s Apo1pHus TEor
syJ. PaI er, 50 cents.
rgE rREr Or T1E Go1s. ny Fhonsscr M,rryAr
o' syo' SqriS1 rSgef 3 Cents o. e L''d ' mas
JOSHCi AiRTEL. nv n l. FARJrov, Author OF
Gat." syo, Pater. o. ceLts.
iNSE tURNESS ny the Author OF Mabel's Prog.
Iess." "Ine sacrstan's hou.eno.d" "Neronca.'
sc, syo, Paper, 20 cents.
A DAVGH ER or HETH Bv WILLIAM BLACK.
Author ot " Love or Mruage y' " Kiimguy," " In
SIX Attire" &c. Svo, Paper, ~ cents.
HARPKR 4 BnornERs teft send dgy or nsir Uork, by
nafi. Dosd0s prepaid, duy pdrt OF me JPhef ls'
on recent or he price
HAKPEEs CATALOGUE miRei J,se on reee'D' OF Sy
Gents IN postage siIHis
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Buslntss q bantta

HEIIAHI.E man with $3.50 cash oan hear OF a
N Bplendld pp,rtuny for busluOss by applying at
69 " est Broalway, room /, ~ door
RKAS- FOUNDRY and finishing shop Tor sale;
ID buyer VIII have nlen Y OF WORK, aud good custom
ere, Il must be sold Satisfactory reasons given for
slllng good cnance for small capital Call at l3
Elm st., rear,
DOUEB BINDERS --For sale two DOoKb nd derips,
ID one IN CtN ana the otncr out OF the city VIII
take mariner n small cash capital In eitaer. Ad.
dress W. VI, D x IL. -un office.
HOOk RINDERS ior sale in hrst-o Ess order,
ID J0ps a g""d Aus33Esf. q .sltTo *.
I.OH -ALE -rools hNtures, ami lease OF an aid
Il established stOYs tnWlre AMI mouse furnishing
store Appls to ,. q, WOODRUFF. ln Wost broad
way.
E0N sALE-A .ohseea roats, ys,an horsO sus
n baFLaAs so coatOnlors Dash ti0A tB ~ an
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PavAHleiu cold. Payanie IN Currency
FIRST CABIN ........ ttjI TEE fAoE............ -
Passengers Nlso forwarded pdTs, Havre Ham
mug Wedet. Notway, aud Denmark At reduce rates
Tickets De bOIght fe n moderate rates b. psr.
cons wihh ~ u send tor tAr n cIds.
spiN ~ the toulpanys ofice
JOHN &. DALI Agent.
lfrDadway. New orK.