April 19, 1871 (4 pages)

fo yr “vious to this, a faithful wateh deg, that mistake about this latter part, for if the __vy the guilty scoundrels, without some ~to bring them to justice. si * filled with ladies and gentlemen. The he Baily NEVADA CITY. “2 ~ weg LOCAL ITEMS. oe The Kok)nx in Rureka. . A correspondent. writing frem Eureka township informs us ofa series of outrages perpetrated upon Sherwood and family, on the Middle Yuba river. A short time ago the guy ropes of one of the derricks in his claims were cut, and Mr. Sherwood. went to work the next morning, and his oldest son was engaged in hoisting a load of light gravel and clay, when the father took hold of the rup3 attached to the dump box, the guys gave way, and the béy was thrown with violence tothe ground, the heavy mast striking within a few inches of his head, A few weeks preused to watch the claims, was poisoned. Atanother time a party, supposed to be the same ruffians, discharged firearms around Sherwood‘’s house all night, and one of the bullets passed into the building, burying itself in the wall,a few inches above the head of Mra. Sherwood. Our. correspondent. says :“The perpetrators of these. vile acts assert it was only gravel they used in their guns, and they wanted to scare the family, to get their claims to sell to Chinamen.” There mast be some perpetrators of these outrages are knewn they should long since have been under arrest upon some serious charge. It would seem impossible to us that such outrages should be perpetrated and the. matter boldly affirmed steps being taken by officers of the law . Rich Suit, A short time since two men took a contract to work # quartz ledge. They were te be allowed $250 per day for labor, and after deducting the expense, pay_ten per cent.to the owners-of the} mine. They were to be allowed to take out 120 loads, and took out sixty, which yielded $9,000. \In. the hope ot renewing the lease they senk some of the specimens, which. were very rich, and when it came. time to divide the specimens aforesaid they were missing and one of the parties was suspicioned. Hence a suit was brought fora division of the spoils. The trickiest one of the two it seems got the pile and refused to divide, and the law was applied to force a division. iP Strike, tranahan, Rolfe, & Co., at Cement Hill, have made a: big strike in their hydraulic claims. These claims were Aitted up with new flumes, pipe, etc., last Fall at heavy expense, for bydr.ulic mining, and the owners went to work several weeks ago. In nine days, with . modern appliances, they haye accomplished more than an older company did by the-expenditare of $50,000 in the opening of these claims. They havea geod face on the bank, and from two pans of dirt, washed for.the purpose of prospecting the gravel, they took out ten dellars, They have a large scope of ground and the prospect of the biggeet kind of pay. ett The Skating Bink. . The Aurora Skating Rink at TemPerance Hall is how in splendid cons dition, and jg supplied with skates enough for all wlio come. Mr. Sayers has made every effort to make it pleasant for those who attend, and ‘has also reduced the price so a8 to bring the enervating exercise within reach of all. The rink is open every morning, afternoon and evening; and is always:well Plimpton skate, used at this rink, is unequaled, as all: who have :tried the Various skates have become satisfied. . Those who want fin and geod exertise should not forget to visit the’ Au~ Tora Rink, ©. Geo.W. Smith, whohas been on a four week's visit to his friends in the: East, returned to this city'on Monday, een Roe Na and a cordial wel2) . Mibattets 2.) Mauy, many people suffer from they know not what. They are not sick—they are not well. There ig no name for it. It is simply weakness—a breaking down of the vita)> forces. Whatever its causes, [and they are innumerable,] its symptoms are in the aiain the same. Among the most prominent are exAnd great mental depression, Indigestion anda stomach cough are-also frequently ¢oncomitants of this distressing etate of body and ofmind. The cotamon remark jin relation to Persons in such 4 condition is,. that they are consumptive. Now, what these unfortunates really want is vigor, vital strength ; and. as certainly as dawn succeeds darkness, they can recuperate their systems and regain perfect health by resorting to Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters, It is as clear that a life re~ viving tonic ig required in such cases, as that the dyfng flame of an empty lamp requires to be revived with a newsu pply ef oil. Perfect~ ly pure end innocuous, containing nething but the most genial vegetable extracts, and combining the three grand elements of a stomachic, an alterative, and a genia) )nyvigorant. Hostetter’s Bitters are suitable toall constitutions, and are a» applicable to the diseases and disabilities of the feébler sex as to “those of men, Removal. Dr. Bailey has: moved to his residence on Broad street, above the Pennsylvania Engine House. 7 er tn SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING ! GREAT BARGAINS. _ ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., ORNER OF PI\E AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles. . Spring and Summer Suits, . Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, . Boots and Shoes, &c. Which they offer to the public as low as suc h Goods can be obtained in this State. THE JREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLA R—each box centains a valuable prize with excellent collars thrown in. Gentlemen’s Fine Shirts, Under Clothins, Miner’s Goods, Of ail kinds and varieties. Rosenstock, Price & Co. Guarantee satisfaction to all customers who call on them, and propose to give the Latest, Pinest, And Best Goods, At the Lowest Prices, Before buying elsewhere, those in want of anything in the Clothing line willfind it to their advantage to .CIVE US A CALL. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, UBLIC attention ig invited to the followin ousrecee, from ‘an Act to establish a e Normal Schoo! :” athe County Su nvéndent and the County Boards of Examination shall hold competitive examinations, before the first of May, in each year, oi all persons desiring to become pupils of the Normal School, which examinaticn shall be conducted in the same manner as exaz.ination for third grade teachers’. certificates. A list shall be made of all the applicants thus examined, and they shall receive recommendation in the order of their examination ;. provided, that the Superintendent may discriminate in favor of those whose age an pene ianee specially fit themto become upils.”” ae oa admission into the Junior Classof the Normal Scnool, the applicant, if a male, must be seventeen years: of age ; or ifa female sixteen. ‘To enter an adv ciass, the applicant must be’ proportionately older ”’ : In pursuance of the,above, the Board of iecentinasion of Nevada County will hold a meetingi n the High School Room, Nevada City, On Saturday, April 29th. at 10 o'clock, A. M. Say Speieante will be examined in B owen et ates. Grammar, Geograp ny ition. ‘Chose who ‘ 7 expon by ‘ receive a Apsaan ct-andbe admitted to the Normal wish to enter the OF. class. next ‘term! State Normal scnool will at eet eon the 14th of: Jame, Catalogues county, ina few day: am County Supt. oF i treme lassitude, loss.of appetite; toss of flesh, . . Something New, a prize for all ! {ie respectfully solicited in giving: “oa! & APRIL ‘ist, 1871, @ NEW ‘FIRM! s FRESH Coops! _ LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! HE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the firm name. or Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GEN ERAL Grocery, Provision, Wooden and Willow Wars, AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. COLUMN. _ Grand Removal. . WAR Dae PAIS TS A. GOLDSMITH, HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW STORE! We Swill open the. SPRING CAMPAIGN with a . CASH CAPIFAL !. Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable us to take advantage of the markets at all times, and to inBure to Our patrons a ; = Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this mark et. “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulicrg market rates. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side of San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to.our patrons a gocd commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and out stock will constantly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT PRICKS THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, And would return our thanks for their patronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered.-within reasonable . . distance of Nevada, Free of Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April ist, 1871. % ee ON BROAD STREET, Next door to Banner Brothers, and adjoining Lester ¢ } Mulloy's Store. KIDD’S BUILDING. CRAND OPENING! THURSDAY, MARCH 30th. THE LARCEST, THE RICHEST, THE CHEAPEST, \ THE BEST, AND . MOST MACNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY COODs, CARPETS, &C. NOW OW EXHIBITION! ‘RANK G. ALD is anCR TArS Ss SoMa 4 tlie < of CiTY MARSHAL, subject: to the decision of the voters at the City klection, Monday, May Ist; 1871, ‘ Ar) For City Assessor. W . BM. DAVIDSON will be a Candie@ ac tor tho office of CITY ASSKS-B8UR, at the Charter Election to be held Monday, May 1st, 1871. : ap9 For City Marshal. B LOCK LIV. will bea Candidate for et — sgemecote. of oie BARR AL atthe ‘harter Election, te be he M May lst, 1871. * ms re For City Treasurer. H. HASKIENS is hereby announced ae as acandidate for the ottice of CITY TREASURER, subject to the decision of the voters, Election, Monday, May ist, 1871; Nevada, Apri} 6th. For City Treasurer. EO. R. CRAWFORD is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of CITY TREASURER, subject to the decis— ion of the voters. Election, Monday, May ist, aps ANSON W. LESTER, Cc. E, MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, Dealers 1! Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods &e. ae, No. 58 Broad Street. FiCtk, BACON, HAMS, LARD; and all #orts of PROVISIONS on hand. New Goods constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them YPERION COD FisH “MICHIGAN ERRI SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. catia a All purchasers desiring an pur hm: are requested nae gam ines a PRR Se MOLLOY, Nevada, Dec. 9th, 1870. H. R. BUSSENIUS, MASONIC. BUILDING, Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. —— Paints, 0.ls and Kerosene. Brushes, Whitewash Heads, And a Choice Lot of FLAVORING EXTRACTS { Perfumery and Toilet Articles, For gale by PRESTON & FAIRCHILD AT THE NEVADA DRUG STORE, ON BROAD STREET. Nevada, March 12th, ‘Nevada Restaurant: JAMES H, FRENCH, Proprietor, COMMERCIAL STREE™, NEVADA: EALS AT all hours. bles supplied with the bést the Market affords. Meals from %to 60 Cents. If you would live well give me a ap1s JAS, H. FRENCH. Assessment Notice, RLEA NS CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. Location of Works, Nevada Township, Nevada County, California. Not'ce is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of tees, held on the 15th of April, 1871, an assessment’[the 6th] of 50 Cents per share was levied on the capital Btock of the said Company, payable immediately in U. gd ager and silver coin, to the Secretary, at office Ott’s Assay ofc, on street,Nevada eity.] y stock upon which said assessment shal! 1871, shall be deemed delinquent will be duly advertised for sale at publicauction, and unless payment shall be made on the +4 day of June, 1871, will be sold po: BOF delinquent assessment, together with costs. cf advertising ae aamenes of sale. By order of the Board ef Trust al8 0. MALTMAN, Secretary. United States Internal Revenue, Ase’t Assessor’s Office, 4th District, Cal. Nevada City, April 13; 1871. OTICE is hereby given that I have been duly commissioned Assistant Assessor of Internal Kevenue in and ior the Sth sivi~ sion (Nevada and Sierra Counties) éch Collegtion Siaeriee, a0 all returns will be sent te me. ; Blanks upon which to make statement of Income for 1870, wiil be delivered in go er sent by m il, aud shoula be properly filled days. . sworn fore a pro’cer, 8. B. vAVES vORT, ; Assistant Assessor. Office in Kidd's Building, apl4 Ol PAINTING. ISHENG to form @ Class in Oil Painting, KIP TIE B, WELLING/ UN would re~ inform those desiring lessons, or ‘. any friends of Art, to call at the residence of also'terms, can be arrangeu at ¥ apls i. BUND, Boulder Street, Lime for beginnin nese remain unpaid on the Fifteenth day of May an outand iorwarded to my office wii tex .

fo yr “vious to this, a faithful wateh deg, that mistake about this latter part, for if the __vy the guilty scoundrels, without some ~to bring them to justice. si * filled with ladies and gentlemen. The he Baily NEVADA CITY. “2 ~ weg LOCAL ITEMS. oe The Kok)nx in Rureka. . A correspondent. writing frem Eureka township informs us ofa series of outrages perpetrated upon Sherwood and family, on the Middle Yuba river. A short time ago the guy ropes of one of the derricks in his claims were cut, and Mr. Sherwood. went to work the next morning, and his oldest son was engaged in hoisting a load of light gravel and clay, when the father took hold of the rup3 attached to the dump box, the guys gave way, and the béy was thrown with violence tothe ground, the heavy mast striking within a few inches of his head, A few weeks preused to watch the claims, was poisoned. Atanother time a party, supposed to be the same ruffians, discharged firearms around Sherwood‘’s house all night, and one of the bullets passed into the building, burying itself in the wall,a few inches above the head of Mra. Sherwood. Our. correspondent. says :“The perpetrators of these. vile acts assert it was only gravel they used in their guns, and they wanted to scare the family, to get their claims to sell to Chinamen.” There mast be some perpetrators of these outrages are knewn they should long since have been under arrest upon some serious charge. It would seem impossible to us that such outrages should be perpetrated and the. matter boldly affirmed steps being taken by officers of the law . Rich Suit, A short time since two men took a contract to work # quartz ledge. They were te be allowed $250 per day for labor, and after deducting the expense, pay_ten per cent..to the owners-of the} mine. They were to be allowed to take out 120 loads, and took out sixty, which yielded $9,000. \In. the hope ot renewing the lease they senk some of the specimens, which. were very rich, and when it came. time to divide the specimens aforesaid they were missing and one of the parties was suspicioned. Hence a suit was brought fora division of the spoils. The trickiest one of the two it seems got the pile and refused to divide, and the law was applied to force a division. iP Strike, tranahan, Rolfe, & Co., at Cement Hill, have made a: big strike in their hydraulic claims. These claims were Aitted up with new flumes, pipe, etc., last Fall at heavy expense, for bydr.ulic mining, and the owners went to work several weeks ago. In nine days, with . modern appliances, they haye accomplished more than an older company did by the-expenditare of $50,000 in the opening of these claims. They havea geod face on the bank, and from two pans of dirt, washed for.the purpose of prospecting the gravel, they took out ten dellars, They have a large scope of ground and the prospect of the biggeet kind of pay. ett The Skating Bink. . The Aurora Skating Rink at TemPerance Hall is how in splendid cons dition, and jg supplied with skates enough for all wlio come. Mr. Sayers has made every effort to make it pleasant for those who attend, and ‘has also reduced the price so a8 to bring the enervating exercise within reach of all. The rink is open every morning, afternoon and evening; and is always:well Plimpton skate, used at this rink, is unequaled, as all: who have :tried the Various skates have become satisfied. . Those who want fin and geod exertise should not forget to visit the’ Au~ Tora Rink, ©. Geo.W. Smith, whohas been on a four week's visit to his friends in the: East, returned to this city'on Monday, een Roe Na and a cordial wel2) . Mibattets 2.) Mauy, many people suffer from they know not what. They are not sick—they are not well. There ig no name for it. It is simply weakness—a breaking down of the vita)> forces. Whatever its causes, [and they are innumerable,] its symptoms are in the aiain the same. Among the most prominent are exAnd great mental depression, Indigestion anda stomach cough are-also frequently ¢oncomitants of this distressing etate of body and ofmind. The cotamon remark jin relation to Persons in such 4 condition is,. that they are consumptive. Now, what these unfortunates really want is vigor, vital strength ; and. as certainly as dawn succeeds darkness, they can recuperate their systems and regain perfect health by resorting to Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters, It is as clear that a life re~ viving tonic ig required in such cases, as that the dyfng flame of an empty lamp requires to be revived with a newsu pply ef oil. Perfect~ ly pure end innocuous, containing nething but the most genial vegetable extracts, and combining the three grand elements of a stomachic, an alterative, and a genia) )nyvigorant. Hostetter’s Bitters are suitable toall constitutions, and are a» applicable to the diseases and disabilities of the feébler sex as to “those of men, Removal. Dr. Bailey has: moved to his residence on Broad street, above the Pennsylvania Engine House. 7 er tn SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING ! GREAT BARGAINS. _ ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO., ORNER OF PI\E AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, NEVADA CITY, have just received a Splendid Stock of the Latest Styles. . Spring and Summer Suits, . Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, . Boots and Shoes, &c. Which they offer to the public as low as suc h Goods can be obtained in this State. THE JREAT EXPECTATION PAPER COLLA R—each box centains a valuable prize with excellent collars thrown in. Gentlemen’s Fine Shirts, Under Clothins, Miner’s Goods, Of ail kinds and varieties. Rosenstock, Price & Co. Guarantee satisfaction to all customers who call on them, and propose to give the Latest, Pinest, And Best Goods, At the Lowest Prices, Before buying elsewhere, those in want of anything in the Clothing line willfind it to their advantage to .CIVE US A CALL. ROSENSTOCK, PRICE & CO. Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, UBLIC attention ig invited to the followin ousrecee, from ‘an Act to establish a e Normal Schoo! :” athe County Su nvéndent and the County Boards of Examination shall hold competitive examinations, before the first of May, in each year, oi all persons desiring to become pupils of the Normal School, which examinaticn shall be conducted in the same manner as exaz.ination for third grade teachers’. certificates. A list shall be made of all the applicants thus examined, and they shall receive recommendation in the order of their examination ;. provided, that the Superintendent may discriminate in favor of those whose age an pene ianee specially fit themto become upils.”” ae oa admission into the Junior Classof the Normal Scnool, the applicant, if a male, must be seventeen years: of age ; or ifa female sixteen. ‘To enter an adv ciass, the applicant must be’ proportionately older ”’ : In pursuance of the,above, the Board of iecentinasion of Nevada County will hold a meetingi n the High School Room, Nevada City, On Saturday, April 29th. at 10 o'clock, A. M. Say Speieante will be examined in B owen et ates. Grammar, Geograp ny ition. ‘Chose who ‘ 7 expon by ‘ receive a Apsaan ct-andbe admitted to the Normal wish to enter the OF. class. next ‘term! State Normal scnool will at eet eon the 14th of: Jame, Catalogues county, ina few day: am County Supt. oF i treme lassitude, loss.of appetite; toss of flesh, . .

Something New, a prize for all ! {ie respectfully solicited in giving: “oa! & APRIL ‘ist, 1871, @ NEW ‘FIRM! s FRESH Coops! _ LOW PRICES ! QUICK SALES! HE UNDERSIGNED having this day formed a co-partnership under the firm name. or Hanson & Gregory, WILL CONTINUE THE GEN ERAL Grocery, Provision, Wooden and Willow Wars, AND Liquor Business, AT THE OLD STAND. COLUMN. _ Grand Removal. . WAR Dae PAIS TS A. GOLDSMITH, HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW STORE! We Swill open the. SPRING CAMPAIGN with a . CASH CAPIFAL !. Sufficient to meet the demands of the trade of thie vicinity and to enable us to take advantage of the markets at all times, and to inBure to Our patrons a ; = Lower List of Prices than have heretofore ruled in this mark et. “Money makes the Mare go” And buys at any time below the rulicrg market rates. We offer to the pec ple of Nevada and vicinity, the largest and finest assortment of Goods in our line to be found this side of San Francisco or Sacramento, and will save to.our patrons a gocd commission by purchasing in the San Francisco and Eastern markets exclusively FOR CASH! One of the firm will be in San Francisco most of the time, and out stock will constantly be replenished With the Choicest Goodsafforded by the Market. WHICH WILL BE PLACED aT PRICKS THAT WILL COMMAND THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS. We invite the public to an examination of our Goods and Prices before making their purchases, And would return our thanks for their patronage heretofore, All orders will be promptly and faithfully executed and delivered.-within reasonable . . distance of Nevada, Free of Charge. Hanson & Gregory, Nevada, April ist, 1871. % ee ON BROAD STREET, Next door to Banner Brothers, and adjoining Lester ¢ } Mulloy's Store. KIDD’S BUILDING. CRAND OPENING! THURSDAY, MARCH 30th. THE LARCEST, THE RICHEST, THE CHEAPEST, \ THE BEST, AND . MOST MACNIFICENT STOCK OF DRY COODs, CARPETS, &C. NOW OW EXHIBITION! ‘RANK G. ALD is anCR TArS Ss SoMa 4 tlie < of CiTY MARSHAL, subject: to the decision of the voters at the City klection, Monday, May Ist; 1871, ‘ Ar) For City Assessor. W . BM. DAVIDSON will be a Candie@ ac tor tho office of CITY ASSKS-B8UR, at the Charter Election to be held Monday, May 1st, 1871. : ap9 For City Marshal. B LOCK LIV. will bea Candidate for et — sgemecote. of oie BARR AL atthe ‘harter Election, te be he M May lst, 1871. * ms re For City Treasurer. H. HASKIENS is hereby announced ae as acandidate for the ottice of CITY TREASURER, subject to the decision of the voters, Election, Monday, May ist, 1871; Nevada, Apri} 6th. For City Treasurer. EO. R. CRAWFORD is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of CITY TREASURER, subject to the decis— ion of the voters. Election, Monday, May ist, aps ANSON W. LESTER, Cc. E, MULLOY LESTER & MULLOY, Dealers 1! Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods &e. ae, No. 58 Broad Street. FiCtk, BACON, HAMS, LARD; and all #orts of PROVISIONS on hand. New Goods constantly received from the Eastern markets, among them YPERION COD FisH “MICHIGAN ERRI SEA MOSS FARINA, &c. catia a All purchasers desiring an pur hm: are requested nae gam ines a PRR Se MOLLOY, Nevada, Dec. 9th, 1870. H. R. BUSSENIUS, MASONIC. BUILDING, Corner of Commercial and Pine Streets. —— Paints, 0.ls and Kerosene. Brushes, Whitewash Heads, And a Choice Lot of FLAVORING EXTRACTS { Perfumery and Toilet Articles, For gale by PRESTON & FAIRCHILD AT THE NEVADA DRUG STORE, ON BROAD STREET. Nevada, March 12th, ‘Nevada Restaurant: JAMES H, FRENCH, Proprietor, COMMERCIAL STREE™, NEVADA: EALS AT all hours. bles supplied with the bést the Market affords. Meals from %to 60 Cents. If you would live well give me a ap1s JAS, H. FRENCH. Assessment Notice, RLEA NS CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. Location of Works, Nevada Township, Nevada County, California. Not'ce is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of tees, held on the 15th of April, 1871, an assessment’[the 6th] of 50 Cents per share was levied on the capital Btock of the said Company, payable immediately in U. gd ager and silver coin, to the Secretary, at office Ott’s Assay ofc, on street,Nevada eity.] y stock upon which said assessment shal! 1871, shall be deemed delinquent will be duly advertised for sale at publicauction, and unless payment shall be made on the +4 day of June, 1871, will be sold po: BOF delinquent assessment, together with costs. cf advertising ae aamenes of sale. By order of the Board ef Trust al8 0. MALTMAN, Secretary. United States Internal Revenue, Ase’t Assessor’s Office, 4th District, Cal. Nevada City, April 13; 1871. OTICE is hereby given that I have been duly commissioned Assistant Assessor of Internal Kevenue in and ior the Sth sivi~ sion (Nevada and Sierra Counties) éch Collegtion Siaeriee, a0 all returns will be sent te me. ; Blanks upon which to make statement of Income for 1870, wiil be delivered in go er sent by m il, aud shoula be properly filled days. . sworn fore a pro’cer, 8. B. vAVES vORT, ; Assistant Assessor. Office in Kidd's Building, apl4 Ol PAINTING. ISHENG to form @ Class in Oil Painting, KIP TIE B, WELLING/ UN would re~ inform those desiring lessons, or ‘. any friends of Art, to call at the residence of also'terms, can be arrangeu at ¥ apls i. BUND, Boulder Street, Lime for beginnin nese remain unpaid on the Fifteenth day of May an outand iorwarded to my office wii tex .