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The Placer herald., 1874-07-11
ShERIFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen, that by virtue and
~ III pursuance of an Execution now in my
hands, issued out of the Fourteenth Judicial
District Court, of the State of California, in
aud for the county of Placer, on the 9th day of
June, A. d. 1874, upon judgment rendered in
said Cont, on the 2Sth day of February, A. d.
1874 in favor of j. G. WALL and against James
Cnlbertson for the sum of four hundred and
sixty ($lGO) dollars, with interest on said SUN,
at the rate of seven per cent. per annum. from
the date of said judgment, together with the
f,rther sums of one hundred twenty-nine and
twenty one hundredth ($l29 20) dollars, costs
of suit, and one and seventy-hve one hundredth
Isl 75) dollars accruing costs, all N gold coin
of the United States.
Now, therefore have levied upon, and will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for gold com, on
TUESDAY, the 7th day OF JULY,
A. Z. 1874, at the hour of two O'Clock p. NJ. of
that day. at the Texas Hill Saw Mill, about s
miles South of Emigrant Gap, Township No. 4,
Placer county, California, the following de-
5cribed property, to-wit:
All the right title, interest and claim OF the de.
fendant James Culbertson, in and to that
tain Steam Saw Mill, known as the Texas Hill
Saw Milltogether with alland sin ,ular machinery
and appurtenances thereto belonging; also the
tract OF land upon which said Mill is situate, said
tract of hand known rs the Texas Hill Mil,
Ranch, and containing 100 acres of land more OF
tess, together with ell and singular the erectons,
improvements appurtenances, rights, franchises,
Ind privileges thereto belonging or in anywlse
ipp raining all of said property situate, lyinr
and being about miles Southery from Emf
grant Gap, Township Mo. A, Placer county,
California
The above described property l will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thereof as may be suff-
clent to satisfy said Judgment interest, costs,
all accruing costs, and expenses of sale.
JAS. MCCORMICK,
Sheriff Placer county.
Sheriff S Office, Auburn, June 13, 1874. [jel3-td
The above sale is hereby postponed to the
18th day of july 1874,
at the hour and place above named By order
Of Plaintiffs Attorney.
JAS. MCCORMICK,
Sheriff Placer County
Sheriff's office, Auburn, July 7, 1874. jyli-td
The Placer herald., 1874-07-11
SHERIFF'S SALE,

NJ Office Is hereby gi wen that by virtue and
~ IN pursuance OF an execution, now in my
lands, issued out OF the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trlct Court of the State of California, in and fol
the county Of Placer on the 9th day of June
\. D. 1874 upon judgment rendered in saio
court on the 2sth day of February 1874, in favor
OF W. l. Phi ps and against James Cubertson
tor the sum of nine hundred and ninety seven
iollars and fifteen cents 1897 15), with interest,"
III said sum at seven per cent. per annum from
late of said judgment, together with the further
sums of sixty-three dollars and seventy cents
S637O) costs of suit, and one dollar and seventy
Ave cents (Sl.75) accrulng costs, all in gold coin
Of the United Sta es.
Now, therefore have levied upon and will
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder. TO,
gold co n, on
TUESDAY, 7th day OF July, A. d. 1874,
It the hour of 2H O'Clock, P. NJ, of that day, a.
the Texas Hill Saw Mill about eight miles s0nth
Of Emigrant Gap. Township No. 4 Placer
county, California, the following described prop.
erty, to-wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim of the
lefendah' James CGlbertson, in aud to that Ger
tam steam saw mil. known as the Texas Hill
paw Mli' together with all and singular the ma
chinery and appurtenances thereto belonging
llSo the tract of land upon which said mill *
situate, said tract of land known as the Texas
uii MIL hanch, and containing one hundred
ana sixty acres of land (more or lessl. together
WIN All ana singular, erections, improvements
appurtenances, right, franchises, and privileges.
thereto belonging, or in anywise appurtainine.
al OF SAID property, sitnate, lying and being
aoout eight miles southerly from Em,grant Gap.
township No. 4, Placer county, California.
Ihe above described property, l will sell MS
aforesaid orso much thereof as may be sufficient
10 satisfy said Judgment. interest, costs all accru
ing costs, and expenses of sale.
JAS. MCCORMICK,
Sheriff Placer County.
oherin s Office, Auburn. June l3, 1874, [jel3..d
The above sale is hereby postponed to the
9th day Of July, 1874,
at the hour and place above named Bv order
OF the Plaintiffs Attorney
JAS. MCCORMICK,
Sheriff Placer County.
eherihs Office Auburn. July 7. 1874. jyi1-td
The Placer herald., 1874-07-11

LYING. lie who has not good memory
sh'uld never take upon him the trade OF
lying.-4Aontaigme.
The Placer herald., 1874-07-11

TATr:ISu Fire and sword are but slew
snginss Of destruction IN comparisa wnh
- 1AAbhaer.-Steel. +
The Placer herald., 1874-07-11

" For the very best photographs, go to
Bradley & Ruofson's Gallery with an ELEVA
TOR, 429 Montgomery street. San Francisco
, 1874-05-10
a Eaw Invention.

We would cali the attention OF RAIDERS TO tte
advertisement Of the American *Fuseo Company,
On the first page. This Company haa been organized
bg the leading capitalists o< Erie Penn. fer the pur-
pcsc OF manufacturing perfect safesy MATCH in the
maurf.c:ure Of which neither sulphur nor b.tm4toue
is used, and they only be 1gnied ty rubbing tho
preparation the box. No family raart1cr should
b. without them. Mr. F. D. Ludwig. Vieo President
Of the Coupaoy IL In this city, who be found
At the Commercial Hotel, wish whom contracts can bo
made for the Western country Oh favorable tsE1ua.
, 1874-05-10
Oil P7futiu~

An attractive exhibition Of hizh-ohss 1noda;u oil
paintings will be On viex, during tic d.y and evening
Tomorrow, at the auction store OF Arcsars. E,ison
Porneroy CO.. III and So Randolph street, and On
Tuesday and Wednesday, the whos catalogue, e.nprsc-
Ing over 600 gems in oil, from this studios
Of our most celebrated homo and foreign artists, will
be offered ut public auction without any rcsesrt anl
wetake pleasure In calling the attention OF our cit-
hero for long time ~
, 1874-05-10

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sEen ;ae Foa'ne o1ana ooehesse OF onen'
c.ea:e tic remotest suspicion Of affection in the
p,e-cnga; ed Flitz, she resigns calmly into
,:s.r;r1a,.r rr;th pr;,ca p,n1 ,,,,osoalic.,,. ~
ASs.4a1o4'' w. "4ei ..nrs A' pnnoapn'ely te'
nashhs tnaf "hen one cannot have
Wat OIL, loves, ono had better love what
&C bss." This ability to appreciate in the
,tso,co - i'm ohiect most desired tha now baat
t,;"c ore,,a|1a ;s ~ ;d;na,,,cracv ~, oraht -
n xsn:.:'r cel+;va+ad 40 ia 1,oseess;on S;n ~
r. IN ~. ta tho roa,l ri Tfa n nIeasant ona Il
k:uar;cs y i ;s for trave1 IN a. 1an5a Fssen
l,.:- .,icma-sdn-'Tg roon,e thav rat iora -
t.a;;1 :, ,a-t ~ ea'1, rnar trnTel;ne. n darant NJ
t,1,r;e, ani to corn. home acain and t;nd how
rr,h f:.lrer IA thu country in which thov liva
t.sn .hosa thor laya inst ris;tad
Ari If 1Lara ia ono cornrrv uL;cl,
a,oye ru otnera. tber 1onp to see It il
l:s.ce II there is ono city which they hope to
t:.;,s ,S;ci, doter tha 1xnnl1sba ao;onrner y
"a; Fr:rcl Can;ta1 from sccnnn1ish,nr hs oh.
::;t. !,,aoue tlese are lome-ties Which cannot
ttcn fe- sene,n bo sovsred tha drao3sa ma.
s,y.oe ana NIX nnfreonnntiv tfa evnensa ~
~: :F. '~A&"o
10 sch "a ara nnah7e in the msttar of traye]
t, have What The they love. a1d viii be- wiilIn@. ike
! t.e D. .hesse, to love What they have. an 6ppor
so MI epo ~ 3ba G noy. u, raf1s
ia E?iiced e,ea,nn2 vii, bn. . short ahsanee
Ism home aud at vfry w tri6inr % exnense' ]
THIS desirabIa cnnsnmna+;nn A v;1f ha
l.. lev dsvs n}accd at the
d:spc. =. Of our c;tizens bv Mr. M,,mfora MAN. %
e:sr # te ;i,s;n 49, h;a ~ n1nn
IT. t, nsms ~ Mpsr;a hr ttooni,nh9 :, .'5
r.ic: t,s hasn m a,hsb;tio, !, NsW VIZ drrna n1
te ss threc 1,ntbs 49, = v" ,r" ~ ,;s;.ad -,
over .lp an naan,n :. por;e ~. ~ Moan,;a1.t
l7ea rnj1t,R Xii - 49,: ~ -; ~
t.m, n,ld;rn - ~ ~ ~ Aaus ~ ~
xorI. and yiewad fTan. .s ~ n1stforn o1 tan -
taTe i- 4ta ..e"su es fom .ne paetorn on top ol
, 1874-05-10
Auction Sale Of Real Estate.

Oae Of thoss chances that only occur probably
in ntetime and which raauy Of cur present zich
men" embrsced during the " hard timea" =" Of past
years is offered to-day. On our first page, Messrs.
Ellison, Fomeroy b Co. announce an auction salo Of
nearly 100 large and elegant building lots Pavilion
Parkway, and adjoining streets. No more desirable
property can be found, OF anything the market
that promises equal return for the Investment.
special free train leaves the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne
Chicago Railroad depot It 2:t5 running directly to the
ground, returning Immediately nfter the acle.
, 1874-05-10

The largest and best selected stock in the world.
In my stock can be found the beet selections and
nswess designs Of ali the American manufacturers.
Also the most elegant d1stiugue. and classical pro
ductions OF the leading European manufacturers.
An immense variety Of Swiss, Oriental, znd Chinese
views, landscapes. etc. AL work warranted. EN-
ploy but the most practical decorators aud have
the finest corps OF worken in America LII
suc that execute tho e1nxesr the largeat
order at the shortest notice. joan ]. HcGE1TH,
Paper-Hanging Palace. III and 176 ss.te street.
, 1874-05-10

When Ldszt, Ruhnstein, Bendel, 6trauss, Joachers,
Franz Ab:, aud all the other great musical artists Of
the world indorse tie Hallett, Davis Co. pianos,
what wonder IL 1t that the instruments eagerly
sought for by enlightened public7 These pianos
bought b the people fast they b turned
out from the mandatory. ". W. Ki1nbal, IL is well
kuonu Is the general Western agent for these tocon,
parable instruments well for the fauous Smith
American organ. He also deals in the celebrated
Union and Kiubau pianos Hareroom cornaz Of 2tats
and Adayus streets,
, 1874-05-10
SUBURBAN. NEWS.


The Trustees Of this village met in the Towr
Hall Saturday morning At o'clock.
The following members OF tho Board wert
present: President, David B. Fonda, Henry C
Vnnnatta, Squire DinSle, Leon c, Welch, Jane.
| Dyrnond, Frederick Hansen. and David s
| Pride, Village Clerk.
| After much valuable time had been wasted il
wrangIing over tho minutes OF last nectin8 q
copy Of TIE Tn1buSE was produced, mud the re-
port was to settle the matter.
vile. spose freely OF his past
17bors in behalf OF the town, Of the money
| ho had spent for tho election Of tho Peoples
ticket, aud how be had labored for two years
as policeman at Downa1yiua for nothing. He
YVES appointed Sergeant Of Police at the latter
| place, without pay.
The following standing committees wers ap-
| pointed by the President:
S:rtcs, Erii9es, and Sii<ralts-Dyonnd, Dingle
Fi1ance-welch, Dymond, and Hansen.
Thomas Frees:ona was ordered to surrender
possession OF the BowmanTil1o Jail to Sorgt.
Jackson.
petition from the residents Of Irving Park,
praying that certain bridges and sidewalks
might be built, WAS referred to the Committee
on Bridges and Sidewalks.
The official bond OF Z. T. Race. for 100000,
WAS presented, Charles T. Race, Stephen 4. Race,
J. r. Wheeler, md E. F. Russian boing sui eiios.
Referred to the COMMITTEES on Finance. Bills Of
the Judges aud CLERKS of election were present.
I'd and referred to the same Committee T. W.
Y. D. Muehrow presented his execution against
Committee. The petition Of the Directors Of
School District No. II. praying that an
eight-foot sidewalk might be built in
front Of tho school -house, WAS referred
to the Committee on Sidewalks. The report Of
William 7. Gray. late Village Treasurer, Was
presented, showing balance on hand Of
;2369.64 in treasury for general purposes Re-
ferred to Finance Committee.
The meeting adjourned until l o'clock p. m.
The Board WAS called to order at 1:50 y. NJ, D.
3. Fonda in the chair.
Tho Committee 90 Finance reported back the
fol1oHipy bills to be paid: ". ". Hyegs, 3s2. 81;
L. Preston d Co., 95.4t; judges and CLERKS OF
election, $40.
The petition Of Taxpayers Of Irving Park, for
track and boulevard bitches, on the west side Of
south to Lot Is, Block s., original
subdivision also tho west side of
Selwyn avenue. along Block 40. original
subdivision, and on the aouth side Of Blocks SO,
81, SO, 80. 10, Al, aud AZ III tile subdivision
Granted, and ordinance ordered.
sidewalk Was ordered in accordance with the
prayer OF tho Director Of School District No. II.
Ator considerable discussion and feeling, Il T.
Bradley was elected City Surveyor.
sir. Fannatta brought forward an ordinance
for dividing the village into thros DISTRICTS with
. Street Commissioner for each. The yeas and
nays being called, the ordinance was defeated.
On motion the town vas divided into four I
street districts, with Commissioner for each, |
whose pay was to bo regulated by the amount Of |
LABOR actually performed.
PALA71xK. |
The ladies' OF this pleco have, after much de- |
dip their oars into the temperance stream.
Meetings for PRAYER and consideration have |
, 1874-05-10
In Answer

In Answer
to the "Questions" Of last week respecting DR.. Nc
Cbesney, viii snp}y make statement Of facts and
leass the public to decide for themselves.
It Eczema the success Of these eny1ous Professional
Gentlemen who haro been charging So aud so for
article TINT is worth than 49, hts been due
to keeping the public in ignorance respecting the real
cost Of material in the manufacturing Of teeth It is
stated that the of material nil told for full set Of
best teeth, IL s2.l0 It il gratifying that has
the Independence and honor to come out and place
this almost indispensable arcls within tho Of
al. AL should 60 McCaesuey for 1rst-class work.
He is known to be strictly hono1.ble 0ae 81 full set
Bpet Gum Teeth, corner Clark and Randolph Streets
, 1874-05-10

Lifts, and chess club open each day as usual. 4
mass-meetlng in the interest Of tae society will
Do he1d IN Alngsbury Hall Monday evening.
THE CHICAGO ATuESEUM,
late Chicago Christian Union, will hold public
mass meeting in Knesbury Hall Monday even
ing, at which there will be presented full
report OF the work OF the so9ety for the past
winter, and its paus for tho future. George II.
Pullman, President Of the society, will preside.
The following well known gentlemen hive
consented to address, the mee!ing: Prof.
Swing, the Rev. c. D. I1e|1aer, Henry Greene
baum, Robert nervey, The Rev. Henry Powers,
the Rev. Dr.. Thomas. William F. Coo'baugh,
tho Rev g. g. Tlusdell. The objects and pur-
poses Of this eociety have never been properly
understood BY the public at large. It's work is
one in which every employer OF Young men or
women 10 the city, every parent. aud every per-
BON who has at heart the welfare OF the young,
and the cause Of good morals End general intel
i'gence in tho community. should feel deep
personal interest. And as the cause will be pre-
sented by some Of the ablest Of Chcaso's repre-
sentative men, Kinysbury Hall should. AZ it
doubtless will, be filled to its utmost capacity.
, 1874-05-10
THE CITY HALL.

CITX HAIGs
The receipts Of tho City Collector yesterday
amounted TO u, 900, And $4,000 were collected
in water rates.
The Board OF Public Works yesterday awarded
the contract for furnishing tha Harrison Street
Police 8tatiou to 4. &. Andrews l. Co.
4 meeting Of the COMMITTEES on Streets and
Naeyp, North Division, waa - ha1s bs4a bald
, 1874-05-10


Mr. and Mrs. Newell Sturtevant, OF New York.
/ are stopping at the Palmer House.
Yrs. S. II. Johnson and daughter, who have
been spending the winter here, return to their
summer residence ut Oconomowoc, Wis, tie
first OF this week.
Lord Ebrineton and the Hon. G. Tortescue, OF
England. left for San Francisco last evening
via the Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad.
Mr.. Fred Grccncwatd, recently OF the Katie
Putnam Troupe, has joined the theatrical COM
troupe opens III Milwaukee, aud will visit all the
prominent cities of Wisconsin.
John 3. Weir, Esq., = Ar1ner well-known
Chicago man, died, yesterday in New York City,
at the age Of 81. He was one OF the oldest sot-
t!ers OF this community, having come here in the
year 1886.
Henry II. Lee, formerly OF the Chicago l. A.
ton and Hannibal u st. Joseph RailIoads, has
been appointed Passeuger-Agent OF the Chicago
tera ut New York
Dr.. J. Il. Foster, while driving home about
7:30 o'clock last evening, Was thrown out of his
buggy in front Of L. l.. Babe l. Co.'s hardware
store. On North Wells street, and seriously in
jured. Nearly huff Of the scalp was torn from
the head. Tie Doctor was carried into the store
aud his wound dressed. vnen Le was taken home.
erary Union the following resolution was pre-
sented, and, after being supported in euloglstlc
terms by Measrs Lincoln, Morrison, Stoyeri aud
others, was unanimously passed:
HtsoEred-That this Society views with regret the
retirement Of COL W. H. Suowhook from the Presf-
dency and tenders to him its hearty thanks for his
constant fidelity to It's interests during his five years
Of o18ce.
The name Of Prof. T. N. Haskell, Of Denver,
Colorado. il among the arrivals at the fremont
House. Prof. Haskell comes to this city on his
way TO Eastern cities in aid Of tha Colorado
College, now founding ct Colorado Springs, and
will be pleased to furnish auy information con-
cerning the Rocky Mouutaiu scenery, and the
sanitary influences OF that climate upon inyalds.
The necessity OF such an institution OF learning
in the Rocky Mountain region will be readlly ap-
prcciatad both for the sake OF the large school
population now there, aud the many young people
Of precarious health rho might SO there and
study with safety and success under the care Of
Eastern Professors whose services hare been
secured. It is to be hoped that Prof. Haskell
will receive such encouragement. both in Chi
cago And Eastern cities, al shall ins,:re the Sue
cess of his very commeudable enterprise. Tho
location Of Colorado Springs ls Al excellent ono
for auch An institution
, 1874-05-10
EAE RIGHTS OF ITALIAN BoYS.

LIE RIGHTS OF ITALIAN BoYS.
;. Al interesting question was raised Saturday
1.,,: pe'eioa for hateas corpus fled By young
,,..1 .aa ooy named John Loraza- The petition
80 .stes that the re1ator vas detained for some
r.nu 'u"n charge BY Capt. Buckley. The matter
.s =. up Saturday morning 8. 9::eeee.
,9'eared that the lower class OF the Italian
soan.a s..saon are in the habit OF making arrange
4. "ata certain parties TO taka their children
f.r.,s ssf" OF years, aud then return them,
70 feed End clotha them, sta Many
, 1874-05-10

For the conveniences Of their numerous patrons.
Messrs. Cunningham l. Co. have made arrangements
to deliver the celebrated EImanson Dros,. Ice cream
from their house, No. oos s.sta street. whcrs ore14
shouid te left. Orders for any quantity from hotas
restaurants, boarding -ho,scs End private families
Will 10 promptly filed upon application to the firm
u2au4toned.
, 1874-05-10
Good Board.

Those who desire 10 get drssc!..s and boa1t
in locality convenient to tho business p1rt Of til.
city should apply to the Eppch House. No. Ill soatt
Franklin street. adjoining tho Fire Insurance Patrol
Building The house has been uew-furuished through
out sna single rooma and sng.s beds can b secured
Ut reaaonah1e terus
, 1874-05-10
E6raouA1.

Tha friends Of Hr. " 5psling, who hare rniased his
smiting countenance from tho Board Of Trade may
take interest in knowing that he Is interested IN
ths harness and hosBe clothing establishment Of sau-
nel r. Phillips Son, in the 2fxtteson House- It il
hard to gxy who the lucky aro in this affair.
, 1874-05-10

Interesting to Our Gentlemen.
". I. B.rnurn. our merchant tailor, on Dearborn
street, the old O1dce, understand exhibits
something very elegant in ane English and Frereh
su1t.ngs and worsted goods jus: received. No ona
knowa better how to make hus cloths into perfect
fitting garments than does Mr. 3.
, 1874-05-10
Tira wr]k

Tho arm Of Baldwin, Mcknight l. Richardson, 10.
Calhoun Pace, in rear Of No. 30 Washington street.
furnished the oliver plated rang around the countas
and the foot railing It the Tvoli Garden. Thea
Splendid specimens Of workmanship hAva bean muck
admired, and reflect credit upon the firm.
, 1874-05-10

A Chicago Artist Who Has Travelled.
acnti!e. the photographer studied the ar Of photo
g1aphy in nearly every country in Europe, nsnay.
England, France Germany, Italy, Belgium, Holland,
Spain. and Switzerland, and last. though not e2at
San Francisco in this country. Visit his studio OF
the southeast Of State aud Wasltngtop which
il ths finest in Chicago.
, 1874-05-10

The Latest and Host Beautiful
design in tbs way ot cook!nz-s:oYe IA the D,rx.o1
nti-Clinker Crown Cook.n fall Lac O: tho cela-
brated ~ Richmond Palace" ranges. Also re5i5ets-
tors cetozes, water-coolers, etc. BanXs Bros
uer State and Van Bu1en streets.
, 1874-05-10

The moot magnificent: specimen ii copper apparatus
for the manufacture Of &oda and mineral vnter ever
produced fs NOW On exhibition 1t ths drug roEe Of
Tnotnxs Whitfield Co, corner TAtssn avenue snd
Iaeiacn stree.. This sppara:us waa usads By tns
Har.t Manufacturing Company Of tkas city especially
for Nessrs, Whitfield { Co. It II of ths newest and
mont up1o1Ad dsGR1, aa6 fo1 xttJ, bes1ty, rad d.
, 1874-05-10

than any responaihlc furniture establishment can
afford to cell the sae quality Of goods are selling by
Colby WiEts, ae5 and 2i7 State street. who are manu.
factrers, and make the principal part Of tho gools
they sell. Low rent and economy enab1e Colby b
Hirta to divide thei. profits with Their cu.touers
, 1874-05-10
GENERAL NEWS.

Two empty freisht-cars in West-bound
freisht-train, On the Michigan Central Railroad,
took Ere II miles rest OF Detroit. yesterday.
and wszs sntarsly destroyed. t il supposed
, 1874-05-10

Ws would invite yone attention, ladies', to very
large and extra nne Etocx at millinery goods, comp<ts
Ing al the new things OF the season- He fhAn sell
them at unprecedented lew prices, to make Tor
summer goods. Be aud esu ut ~ Wabash aV-
cnue before buying
, 1874-05-10

Great Reduction in Ocean Fares.
Parties desiring to tzasel to Europe, or Wishing to
prepay their teuds passage iron, abroa1 can do 50
It very low rates 1t the Office Of Henry Greenehaum
Co., General Agents Of the Guion Steamship Line
mo Line ia Justly renowned for It's safety and general
appointments. It's arrangements foS the comfort Of
passengers .ss secoud to uoue. and the Lnc as well
Is the house representing 1t, in eyery zc.pect ds-
serving tha largest ehare Of patronage.
, 1874-05-10
No g Mfddlemeu

No "Middlemen " About This.
Dickinson Co., No. n sataetrest, seli groceries,
III quantities, At wholeea!e prices. Tess usually
sold at k25 to fl.4o ey se] At 93e to g. and osaer
goods II the same -middIeuen prices.
, 1874-05-10

ranthtJ cauuot b a1eeed- THIS apparatus viii be o.,
e1n5osion until ThulsdaT night and tho public aro
cordially invited to cali and examine it,