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The Placer herald., 1874-07-18
SHERlFF'S SALE,

NJ OIlCE Is hereby given that by virtue and
~ III pursuance OF an execution, now in my
lands, issued out o the Fourteenth Jud ciil Dl,
,rlct Court of the State of California in and for
the county of Placer, on the 9th day of June.
\ d. 1874, upon II alignment rendered in snit,
court on the 18th dty of February, 1874 in favor
't w. Phi ps, and against James Culbertson
or the sum OF nine hundred aud ninety
collars and fifteen cents tS997 .l5), with nteres
IN sad sum AT seven pr cent. per aunum ro.
tate OF sad judgment, tosether with tn. furtneI
,unlS Of sixty hree doiirs and seventy cent
S63.1U) costs OF Sult, and one dollar and sveltt l..
we cents (9l.'o) aceraino costs, ali IN god CON,
IT the United S,s
Now, therefore. l have levied upon, ana W
ell, at pnblc auction, to the highest bidder tol
gold co n, on
TUESDAY, 7th day of July, A.D. 1874.
1t the hour of "a o'clock, p. NJ of that dav. n
the Texas II. Saw Mil. about ght miles sSutl
If Emigrant Gap, Township No. 4, Place,
county, California, the following described pron
e"ty, towit:
All the right title interest. and claim of th
lefendan; James Culbertson, in and to that Ger.
tain steam saw mil, known as the Texas Hi,
saw Mill. together with all and singular the ma,
chinery and appurtenances thereto belonging
| llSo the tract OF land npon which said mill l.
ltnate, said tract of land known MS the Texas
| dill Mill Ranch, and containing one hundred
md sixty acres of land (more or less). togethe,
With all and singular, erections. improvements
| 'ppurtenances, right, franch ses, and privileges
'hereto belonging Or IN anywse appurtaining
III OF SAID property, situate, lying and ben.
about eight miles souherly from Emlprant Gap
Township No 4, Placer county, California.
The above described property, l will sell ~
'ioresaid, or so much thereof as may be suflicen
10 satisfy said judg dgnent interest costs all accru
ing costs, and expenses of sale
JAS MCCORMICK,
| -. Sheriff Placer County
sheriff S office, Auburn, June IL, 1874, [jel3-t6
The above sale is hereby postponed TO the
9th day Of July, 1924,
at the hour and place above named BY orde,
Of the Plaintiffs Attorney.
The above sale is Le,ely postponed until
Wednesday, July 90, 1874,
at the hour and place above-nam,d
JAS. MCCORMICK,
Sheriff Placer County
Sherif's Office, Auburn. July Is, 1874. jyls-t<
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18
Ne,U Adcertisenae e1lts.
Probate Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In Probate
County of Placer. Court
In the Estate of Geo Rubbns, decease
NJ Office is hereby given, by the undersigned
~ Administrator OF the Estate OF Geo. Rub
oins, deceased, to the creditors Of, and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased, to
Exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication OF
this notice, to the said administrator, at his
residence. in Auburn. Placer county, Califor
MIA, or at the Office of JAS. Moore, Esq, his at
torney at Ophr, Placer county.
NJ. SWETT
Administrator of the estate of Geo. Rubbns
deceased.
Jas. Moore, atty for admir-. jy1S-4w
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18

IT now turns out that the re, son we did
not get the decision of the Supreme Court on
The Local Option law rs soon as was an
.nounced in the HlnALD, is because the pros
ecuting attorney moved for a continuance.
which was granted. We are sorry for tha.
A prompt decirion might save thousands q
dollars to the taxpayers Of Placer county.
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18

The Democrats, of Indiana, held their
State Convention on the 18th inst and
passed resolutions strongly condenning I'll"
Admins ration, and expressing strong hope
in The ultimate triumph Of Democratic pril''
ciples. The love principles of the party viii
triumph, but it must be through the Indt'
pendents' organization.
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18
Delinquent Sale Notice.

SOUTH FORK MINING AND CANAL COM
PAN4-PRiNCIPAL PLACE OF business ST..
FRANCISCO, CALFoRNIA-Lo LOCATION OF WopKs
PLACER COUNTY. CALIFoRN1A. A''
~ OIiCE.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
Assessment, levied on the 3Oth dav of Mo,
1874, the several amounts set opposite H.
names of the respective shareholders as follows.
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18
NetC 4dcertisen, 9,,ts.
SOLDIERS WAR CLAIM ACFNcV
No. "a Montgom cry Block,
SAN FRANCISCO oar
j. AKIN, Attorney-at.,aN

W II. AKIN, Attorney-atlaw and ~
w.. m ,nder of the Grand Army Of the eIin1 Ha
pnolIc IN tailNrnla and Nevada will give promp
Pay, now due California and Nevada Volnntaeeg r,aveg
discharged more than three hundred m,lon teers
home Soldiers can depend on fair deoii''n ii"in
information given free of charge Wben
enclose stamp for reply and state comna~
regiment and whether you have a diSai ahd
Congress has extended the time for filing cIa Se
for additional Bounty under Act of Jnv y Ion
to January 1875, SO all such claims must no. nooo
before that time. Original Bounty of Sloo La
been allowed all volunteers who enlisted befn@
July ~, 1861, for three years. if not ns;1 u,
same when discharged. Land Warrants .u oo,, 'is
obtained for services rendered before 1855 b,,
not for services in the late war. Pensons 4os fos
late war and war of 1912 obtained an3 ;ncra,s5 .o5
when allowed for less than disability warra,s.'
but no psnslons are allowed to Mexican and
Florida war soldiers. New Orleans and Mobila
trize 1ilI money IS now due and being paid WI,
ton Business. 10 onec- n
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18

Ir is said that Senator Thurman occupies
the front seat among the asp'rants .or the
Presidency with the Democrats. lie 's
fayorite with lie u. mocrats Of the South.
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18

CHICAGO h I'd another tire on the 18th inst
which d sroyed al out SEQ, 900 worth o
property.
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18

more terrible, in proportion the size Of Il e
town, than that n Chicago
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the copartner.
~ ship business heretofore existing between
Daniel Cllck and |. N. Boo is this day, by mu-
tua consent, dissolved
Mr.. Click will settle all business of tn Com.
pany. DANIEL CLICK.
/. N. BROCK.
Sheridan, Placer county, Cal, July Sth, 1874.
iv11-5w
The Placer herald., 1874-07-18
ShERiFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that by virtue and
~ in pursuance of an Execution, now in my
hands, ISSUED out of the Fourteenth judicial
District Court, of the State of California, III
nd for the county of Placer on the 9th day OF
June, A. ID. 1874 upon judgment rendered IN
,ad Cont, on the 2Sth day of February, A. D.
1874. in favor of j. &. Wall, and against James
Culbertson for the sum of four hundred and
sixty (S 800 dollars, with interest on said sum-
1t the rate of seven per cent. per anrum from
The date of said judgment together with the
rther sums of one hundred twenty-nne and
twenty one hundredth (S129 20) dollars, costs
If suit and one and seventy five hundredth
(S1 ~ dollars accruing costs, all n gold coin
Of the United States.
Now, therefore I have levied upon, and will
sell Mt public auction, to the hi hest bidder,
Tor gold com, on
TUESniV, tho 9Th day JULY,
\. l. 1874, ut the hour of two o'clock p NJ of
hat day, at the Texts Hill Saw Mill, about s
niles South OF Emigrant Gap, Township No. 4,
Placer county, California, the following de
icrlbed property, to-wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim of the de.
lend mt, James Culbertson, in and to that GER
rain Steam Saw Mill, known as the Texas Hill
Nv Mill together W tn Hand sin ,ular machinery
IND appurtenances thereto belonging; also til,
tract OF land upon which said Mill is situate, said
tract OF land known AS the Texas Hill Mil
Rtnch, and containing 100 acres of land more OF
tess together with ell and singular the erection
improvements nppurtenances, rights, franchises,
md privileges thereto belonging or in anywlst
lpp raining, all of said property situate, lyin,.
IND being about miles Southerly from Eml-
Irant Gap, Township Mo. A, Placer county,
California
The above described property l will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thereof as may be sutfi-
Gent to satisfy said judgment, interest costs,
I'll accruing costs, and expenses of sale.
JAS. MCCORMICK
Sheriff Placer county
Sheriff S Office, Auburn, June l3, 1874. [iel3-td
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-23


None DEAD BABY ExcIrEMENr.-
" had some eXci,emen; in the east
b part of town Yesterday about dead
tbeS. \ boy came rushing wild
ted to some workmen and told them
t.et had =" dead baby in the pot"
Nj was "a-biln' of it he'd "seed
foo, a-stickin' out from under the
ot-lid!' Curious to see what was up,
1e of the men followed the lad. Ar
Wing at the >han;y Of the old woman.
Hcrowd of small bows was seen col
k,cd at Il respectful. distance in front.
ith eyes as big as SaucerS and voices
4sky with fear and excitement, the
rs pointing to the house said: "rhcre
=, Mister. It's i'm there-she's bilin'
it in pot" Entering he cabin,
man at once made for the pot. Sure
!Pu-h there seemed haby's foot
liking from under the lid. Lifting
cover he looked within, when the
lady said: EUR stranger,
prs to me you's a-malin' verself
l'ler fresh. Now, when YOU GIFTS
Pc a-lookn' at dem sleeps trotter>,
i, you'll 'bliye me bv putin back de
To- dat dar pot. dart" He nut back
4e lid and dispersed the mob i'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-23
CEREMONIES AFTER
pnpES DEATH.

. soon as A Pope dies, the CARDINAL
.,horlain calls out to him three
,,s. @ in in the presence of several mem
~ m Of thc Council, addressing him by
a,or name, Art thou dead - Then
rarnr for the deceased. he eN-
';m. !" He is dead" and taking the
."rn,,n's ring, rs the seal OF the
m mn !. called. breaks it. The bells of
nCanitol are tolled. and the news is
na cbe1 10 foreign Governments and
.ont cardinals, which latter are iE-
"j to the conclave for new election.
fhile the vacancy continues the
hamberlain exercises supreme au-
I"r;,y. The Cardinals who have been
Snoiuied bv the defunct Pon.iif, put
as mourning, serge robes of violet
lar. while such rs were appointed by
predecessors wear green. faced with
The dead body is washed and
nh,lmpd. and taken to the Pauline
S,nel oe the Va aician, where it is ar
ked in the pontitical habits, after
kich il is taken to st. Peters and
Icrd in the Si>,ine Chapel on splen-
Rel of state, surrounded by burn
taprrs night and day, and by
est, who pray for the soul of the de
|rttd. The people meanwhile crowd
kiss his feet. ON the ninth day
er death the body is put into a coffin
th coronation medals in gold, silver
a brass, to show that death equals
things. Afer the funeral cere-
bnics the coffin is removed to a
|urh which is said to have been
undeI by Constantine the Great, and
Ere left till it is deposited in the tomb
epared for it. At er the nine days
+ fan raj rites, all Cardinals who can
ssibly lie present in Rome. meet to-
kher to go into conclave. Before en-
in. they visit st. Peers. where the
biz Spirit hymn is sung, and an ora
N delivered on the election OF Il Pom
They then return to the Vatican,
here the hymn. "Neni Creator" is
n-, and certain prayers are re-
jar>ed, and the bill for the election is
M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

There is an apparent Partially OF one sided
ness about most press dispatches from the
troubled portions OF the south which plainly
indicates the political bias OF che telegrapher.
For instance We are informed by telegraph from
Alabama that the gentlemen" charged with
the murder Of Billings have been treated with
the greatest indignity by the United States
Officials 'VkO, when remaining over at any sta
ton, threw them into the viIest deus, reeking
with hlth, denied them water >" &c, &c b esides
we learn that these gentlemen murderers "were
the subjects OF curses and abuses from the
negrCs and scallawags, who were freely admit
ted 70 the cars" Further we are informed that
martial Law Tirtuslly exists in Sumter county,
Alsbama; that "hOuses are entered BY United
States marshals without form or ceremony; tn At
private property l. taken and carried of without
leave CT license, and private citizens, against
whom there is no shadow Of a charge, are ar
rested without warrant or process OF law" That
these dispatches are grossly exaggerated is
evident az a glance. That the United States
maTshalS In carrying out their orders sometimes
exceeded their authority is possible, but that
they we're guilty OF the misconduct ascribed to
them il these dispatches il, 20 say the least, i'm
probable.
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BANKERS.

& A To 100 INVESTED IN WALL street
q " often leads 10 fortune. No liability, "The
Art OF epecuisttOu sent free BY HIOKLING 4 90,
Bankers and Brokers, 2 Broadway, MY. sells n
GERMAN An SAVINGS BANx
~ Corner 7th and streets, federal BuildinrE
Interest psid OF depesits
JOHN HITZ, Pres1 [Jsns-lylo. n. PkESTIs, Ossb
T. MeB. fIMONRY q CO.,
A.. BAEKERS AND BROKERS,
Stoord National Bank BEildfzE, sos SeueEtA Sfrea
Transact General Banking, EIchanse, and Dol
lectipg Business
BUY and SKILL GOLD, 6oVBRNMENs
BONDS, STOCKS, ere.
Army officers pay accounts csshed in advance.
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u,O IN VALID ..

nyou are suffering with Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation, L9ss q Petite OF esners Debility,
according TO directions, and n you noe bene-
fitted by Il 50 back 70 the party from whom you
purchased II and set your money back. All parties
selling IL are authorized TO sell upon the above
terms. Tor sale By Druggists and 0rooers gene
rally. BROWSING a MIDDLETON,
610 Penr.sy ania ayenue,
stp24s roprietors and Manufacturers.
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PERSONAL.
'I'o ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

We, the undersigned Contractors for raising Brick
buidingsi do now, from this date, dismiss from our
employ certain WIN. TRACY, who has heretofore
acted as for emsn for in this District the said
Irscy haVlFg no 8u horlty from us, In name,
10 contract for work or use our materials in tbs
Work OF raising buildings OF contract debts in our
name. For inform alton now or hereafter as to fha
raising or lowering of Brick Buildings please adj
dTess 10 Us at 50 West Adams street,
OctS7t- HOLLIEGsWOBTH i OOUGHTIS.
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n Y . r = h . {.

NICHOLAS WHITE 90, Norfolk Oyster
DEPOT, 62l street, between 9th and ~
7tb, crpceite Baltimore and PotemecWN gAA
Rsiirc.e Depot, has constantly on hand 2kD
OYeTIRs Of the best quality, from ~
Norfolk and elsev re, received fresh
every day, By ste.m6ost and rsilfosd; Hotels,
saIIon, Llskel, or barrel, ct the cheapest market
rafes sep2e-lm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EfOk BHNf-Tvo CT three communicative
II ROOMS. furnished or unfuruished, 10 . prIyst-
family, 1021 18th street, bet. and sts oot eo3-
EoR eALI-one of the incest, most pleasant lit
y tie H0mkS in Washington for q sa ell family,
No. lis ID street northwest Terms easy
BOWMAN GREEN,
cots eo6t lRepl ala TIN street.
LOB REET-Elsible ROOMS: Congress street,
Georsetown heights-a Psrlor and two Rooms
on the frst floor, anc three Chambers on the IN nd
moor; all choice rooms and suitably furnished.
ocie-eCt IRer-t,thSeol
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MADAME FLORENCE,

NAUAME FLUREhUE,
!'l IHE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT,
Is unequeed IN testing the past. present and future
OF your life, 10 causing spSedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
wsy OF success in life. In matters Of business her
advice IS invaluable. She gives universal satsfac
ton; none ever regret consulting her. Satisfaction
Civ or no pay, Can be consulted at her ParIors,
no. ITO u street northwest. willy
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GENITAL DIsPKHsARY,
~ Corner 10th and II streets.

Open daily from to D. m, Sundays excepted.
hedielne and attendance free 10 the poor.
ATTENDING sTAFF-Disesses Of Women, DR..
III II. Barker, Monday and Thursday. Diseases Of
Throat, Heart and Lungs, Or. o: sosrmsn,
Abdomen, DIR. VIM Ii. Boss, Tuesday ana Friday.
Surgery, DR.. w. Brisooe, Wednes6sy snd Satur-
Kieinschmidt, Monday and THURSDAY. Diseases OF
Children, DR.. j. Walter, Tuesday and Friday 81 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

MADAME ROSS,

This celebrated Lady Astrologist and Healing Me-
dun can De consulted at No. gel ID street
corner OF ID, northwest. She hiss no superior
IN del'nestin the Past, Present and Future In
love or business her advice ia invaluable describing
your frieDcs, pointing your enemies and inform-
iEg VOC OF the sure way to success In all UNDER
81; gentlemen, 81 90. iv17-Iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

There appears to be an epidemic OF southern
outrsges this fortnight. II seems odd that they
should break out 80 jast before the October cleo
lions, hut may be the coincidence Is accidental.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIBsT-OLAss
. TABLE BOARD. Terms moderate. At No,
SIS Al street northwest. oct3-2xE
A LADY FROM PHILADELPHIA has
4 taken House, j 22O G street, near the Kbbitt
House and Treasury Department, First class
TABbk BOARD and fine ROOMS. octI-6t"
SEVERAL OOMMODIOUS ROOMS, single or
~ suite, furnished or uufurnished; also, several
small communicating ROOMS, with BOARD; aIss,
TABLE BOARD, at aga ID street northwest, be-
tween Pennsy ly anla avenue and st. sep2S-2Sr
CHOICE TABLE BOARD AND ELEGANT
" BOOmS, together or separately, in the best To-
eslity in the city. Refer 20 Hon. II. Bosrdmsn
Smith, Hon. A. L. Barber, Hon. A. B. Mullett, and
Dr. Verdi Apply at 1918 h street n. W. sepl-5m
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where to Advertise.

TIE STAR has now q circulation very much
ssrger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household In the
District and 9 wide range outside. The result
s that TIE STAR affords unsurpassed advsn-
tsges a. 9 medium Of communication between
ali classes OF the community, in the way OF the
adjustment Of demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07
Liabilities of Building Associations

building associations has just been made in
Baltimore by Judge Pinkney. In the case OF
Hodnette 70. the West Saratoga Union, No. 5,
receivers were appointed and the assets collect
ell. There were q number Of judgment credit
ors and others who simply proved their claims
before the auditor. All the judgments we're
obtained after the appointment of the receivers.
IL appears that bank had discounted the paper
of the association to large amount, and
claimed that they should have preference in the
distribution OF assets over the other creditors,
on the ground that these creditors had been
members Of the association and withdrawn,
some before and others subsequent to claims of
the bank who had discounted their paper, on
the general ground that the members of build
ing association were quasi partners, and that all
debts contracted by them should be paid in
ais. TIE court gave no written opinion, but
said, in substance, that the clause in the con-
stitutiOus Of these societies giving members the
night to withdraw at any time, was notice to all
parties who msde contracts with them, that
these members, when having given notice of
withdrawal, ceased 20 be members, and were
creditors, and standing precisely as those who
were outside creditors. That the assets being
personal property, no lien was acquired by
iudgme Mt, and that sll the creditors were enti-
tied to the pro rata distribution who had proven
their claims, whet tier in the shape OF judgments
or proved before the auditor. That although
money Wa borrowed previous to members with
drawing yet their charter giving them the
right to withdraw was such notice to the bank
that il acquired no priority over creditors who
had been members of the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-07

The report elsewhere by Gen. Bsbcock of the
work done in his department during the year,
with Recommendations for appropriations for
future work, will be read with general interest.
Gen. BabcOck has done wonders With the small
Gums appropriated by Congress for the i'm
prOyenent of the public grounds; a fact that
illustrates his energy, his good taste snd judy
ment, and his Accomplishments as an engineer
officer. From the quiet, transformations STYLE
In which be has carried on his work, very many
Of our citizens are unaware TO whom they are
indebted for much that has been done here for
their health, convenience and enjoyment. Gen.
BabcOck makes generous and deserved recoy-
milton Of the valuable aid afforded him by MI
Benjamin and others Of his capable corps Of
assistants.
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
NoTICE-DR, RTULTRG he rgfu-7ei f---I
Europe, aud will b. at has Cflice, 1908 Penn
:! lYania avenue, on wednesday, october 1th, from
~ m. TO .. m, and every Mednesday thers-
elter. Oct5-5t-
II VI. DAWES, DENTTST,
H. - HAS REMOVED
70 Nc. lSSl Penna avenue, between 18th and
ELEQTRICITY IN rRE HANDS OF MRs. s.
lnIsnttlfn, and all Chronic Diseases, especially
west. ieIl.iV
EEoRGE PETER. BENJ. J. DARHETLEE
PETER DARNsILLH.
AIIOhNE YS-A Tia ",
w Sd ~ TON CITY, d. g.
WIN, -, Opposite Cify HaQD
lumoia, IN the Court % claims and In tue suprems
Court Of the United states. msyZ. SIN
fEnES o. CLEPzANE.
90, >. cow az or, COyss Cert a Clatsss
aHd kLdf1tHsF a. CEGncs-y,i
SHORTHAND WRITER AND Law 81.
49, -, POkTEh.
once: &c. lis street, between ii and "a
fscinS Indiana avenue. rssrs-tT
SOKUTTKA = RAkKMAE,
TISTs.
fresoo, Decorative ard every d6scriFtfon q Or,s.
nsntal and Plain Painting
TAI 9th street northwest
EPSCIAEE Room no street northwest.
ls1s1y VASE IEGrOE, d. o.
a. W. SCOTT, DENTIST,
and ION street, over Tssis. Eisro1s oxide osss
freoiAltT. Terms moderate. octfiy
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QEMovAL OF GRAY's.

The fne and spacious residence, lately occupied
by Gen. +. Butler, aud known as the Monfgom-
cry property l0oated at the northeast corner Of 18th
a. streets, opposite ecott square, has been taken
by JOHN A. GRAY, and is now open for the ac-
commodation Of guests, either transient or perma.
nert.
The location being much more eligible than his
former place, and the rooms Of much larger dimen.
sions he is prepared to give better satisfaction than
He is also provided with increased facilities As
OAdERER, TO supply suppers and I'LL orders for en-.
ttrtainments genesally. sep282E
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nEALEBs II
IL 81 INT GLASS CHIMNEyS
save freight, BREAKAeE and Boxks By dealing with
HHTKRPRIsE MINT GLASS FACTORY,
AL street northeast.
JANIS r. NA9UIRB,
sct2lns Manufacturer.
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HOTELS.

NNKsTMInsTER HOTEL,
w on THE EUROPEAS PLAh.
CoTRsf Of Irving Place and 10Th Street.
NEW YORK.
Only one bloch from Union square, the mOsf $50
al yet Quie; location 10 the city, IN the Immediate
vicinity Of all the principal places Of useent and
proved the past seeson b. the addition of ffV r..s
And a PASSENGER elevator.
fsb4-iy OHAs. B. FERBIN, Proprietor.
HHs0N" horkh'
10. res @ eTHHI,
s-fys BrrwEKuYn ana err srHzrrs