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The Yellow Fever at CherIestou,

The Yellow Fever at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 10, 1852.
There were sixteen deaths from yellow fever in this
city during the forty eight hours ending O'Clock this
evening, viz five on Monday and eleven to-day
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
N e WS BY TELL LEGRAPM.
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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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CAPT. PaRTER AND THE ADMINISTRATION.
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kumored GsapprOvA Of the Captains Conduct
at Havana.
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Awful Gale at Prince Edward Island.
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SINKING OF TWELVE VESSELS, WITH ALI.
ON BOARD.
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Political and Religious Intelligence,
SC, &C., &c.
Awful Gale at Prince Edward Island
Important from Washington.

important from Warrington.
CAPT. PORTER, OF THE CRESCENT CITY, ORDERED TO
THE cAPITAL-RUM0R THAT HE WILL BE WITH
DRAWN FROM HIS PRESENT COMMAND, AND sENT TO
SEA, ETO.
SPECIAL TELEoRAPHic pssPsrcH TO THE HEnAED
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, 1852
hear it stated day, from such source as seems
correct that Mr. John Kennedy, the Secretary Of the
Navy has ordered Capt Porter Of the Crescent City to
repair to Washington to give account of his conduct
to the government Of Cuba in the transactions at
Havana The President and Cabinet have had the mat.
ter under consideration at the request Of the Spanish
Minister Calderon de Ia Barca and ia surnised that
our government has disapproved the conduct Of Capt
Porter and will withdraw him from the Crescent City,
and order him to directly. Mr. Kennedy, the new
Secretary Is supposed to be friendly to the present
government of Cuba than the Creoles generally
the President is good easy man. and lets his Secretaries
to certain extent do they please occasionally as he
did in the case of guano and Goldfish.
Awful Gale at Prince Edward Island,
TWELVE VESSELS SUNK WITH ALL ON BOARD-NU-
MERoUs VESSELS DRIVEN ASHORE, ETC.
HALIFAX, October 90 1852.
We have accounts from Prince Edward Island of q
tremendous gale there the 18th inst great number
Of vessels wrecked and twelve sunk anchor with
oil hands ON board.
The gale was also very at Sidney, N. s. and
number of vessels were driven ashore
Numerous vessels driven into Sandy cove and se
versl went ashore.
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BILE SHEET
POLITICAL.
STATE or NEW YORK. sECRETARYs OFFICE.

= !. s.::::.y :: y H1sSsH shohlrAhss OFFICE
!. \: Ss;a = hereby sS;.
SxS st November next the following oicersarl to
Lsstsnans Governor the place Of Sanford e. Church.
Canal Commissioner, in the place Of Frederick Foilsts,
Inspector of the State Prisons in the place Darius
q wh,ss terms of ooe will expire the las. day
Electors of President and Vice President Of
EsPresens.tivs in tho Thirtythird Congress. OF the
sss .na
kssressnsssye in the said Congress for the Fourth
.ss wa sG%pSisa o 5 81 oS Ss and
ss in the said Congress- for ts Fifth
sssnts wards Of said city and county and tho city Of Will
aRspressntaye in the Said Congress for the Sixth
district coposed Of the Eleventh FifteeHth
. r IN sAs sna e sse M S. ss
sssenA aad Twentieth wards of tho said city and county
s in the s.d for hs Eighth
Sasss:a,b % sssnss
Sixteen members Of Assembly
Mayer the City in the place Of Ambrose c. Kings
shsrx, 4. the place of Thomas Carnlsy.
ssf Rsss ayle s'
q sne place az, ATsS IL s
wiliian Adams.
Street Commissioner In the place OF John Dodge.
Corporation Counsel in the place Of Henry E. Davies
Four Ccroners in the place Of John Ives pursuant to
Chap. ~ lava Of 1852
Three justices Court pursuant chap 359
Of the laws OF 1852 in the place Of James Lynch and Edward
3. Cowies.
TIVE Of the Aims House, in the place Of Wm n.
Evarts aud jonathan i. Coddington.
AL Of vaoss Of Office will expire the last day Of
December next.
additional Justice Of the Supreme Court for the
Irt Circuit pursuant to chap 34 Of the laws Of 1852
Justice of the Superior Court in the place Of
Lewis II. Sanford. deceased Yours respectfully,
HENRY S. RANDALL, Secretary OF State.
N.B.-You without delay to deliver . copy Of the
hbsvs notice to the Supervisor Of the Assessors Of
each town ward in county and also casse copy
said neuce be published all the public
printed county once in each week until the election
II there be newspaper printed your county then
the publication TO be made in some one Of an adjoining
county.
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But the hotel ,hronyed all the M,ornoon 80
zeDs anxious 20 Exchange feetinss sita ths e.lsfr


PHIt.DxLpHrs, October 2s-ii Pm
Gan. Scott attended Madame 6ontags third co~osr
this e7 ming which drew euthnsssic ana overdov wing
audience Every stsading place wss occupied. saA pro-
miums weie obtained for seats When Gen: SCOTT
entered he was attended by Mayor dipin and q co.,
mittee or the Councils Ee was recevsd BY hurrs9s e
was quite sn exciting Commodyrs cad other
officers osthe navy were Likewise present.
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FAIR on Lose IsIAsD.--rhe S0ifslk County TAis
aa b. neIl 70 aay IN the yilssxs Of Huntington
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For Representative Congress-,
Of nsr.esisns. The endorsement Congress, No g. on
VVAMANY HALL, SEPTEMBER 18th, lss-THs
cratic Rspubiican General Comnttes viii be Ia session II
, sas 'iSft 4'h l
nEHeoRATIc REPUIIcAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
meeting q this committee held at fammany Hall the
% S q oSsSt'r Tss nssn ). he'll.
ay ys Ss sSss q SsssSss and
psnn;ls s%lsh Henry Hss%lss feisa y"lsss
arp eys VAN Wm .ssIs
D. .ssa A. s. ySssq 4 tn
make tis necessary arrangements for said meeting
J.n. Tsa Sssis .0 S41 ss cSs.s H' T.
James will be present and sdaESss ss sc%ss %isns
Jssnsa JssAs d hIrsos. Rs%t'ra Secretaries.
ONE MORE GRAND RALLY AT OLD TAMMANY.-
lf,ir
.vs s 70 ssndy M Fl vi % j. Of
i sss S.s ss .s sas s
DANIEL B. TAYLOR, President.
1I.sas !; MsnSs 7. HtsnT; smlTa. sssretaries.
Committee Of Arrangements.
St,,.. cpGs Hfs;S Chairman Payd aSrsss Sasns ,s s
The Committee Arrangements requested meet
Tammany Hall thi. afternoon at o'clock.
rT>HE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS OF
the Second ward requested to attend meeting at
ihursday at hspas ,oven oclock for the purpose 81
bearing the report Of the Charter Committee
WALTER JovoE, Secretary
rI,o THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN ELECTORS
4 Of the Fourth Congressional District /. Having
nndersood that 1t Is being circulated in this district that
have declined to be candidate for Congress deem
foundation in fact and only got up BY political
ponsnts. Signed. PATRICK KELLY.
CEvENTH CONGRESS IoNAL DISTRICT-RATIFICA-
~ tion 'MeetingThe democratic Republican electors Of
the Ninth Sixteenth and Twentieth wards forming the
Seventh district requested to meet at
Knckerbooker HALL of Eighth avenue and Twenty
Shrd street. Wednesday evening October 20th at ~
o'clock to reoeive the report Of the nomiu atng
Hion The following dstipgushed speakers have been in
sited TO address the meetng-Hon. Horsto Seymour,
Charles OConor, Esq Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon. John
n'Keon Hon Daniel D. Siekles, Hon; Wright Hawkes.,
Patterson Esl Lorenzo D. Shepard Esq Louis n Glover
snce Mccarthy, ESQ., Issi,h Rynders ESQ., Enooh Camp
ESQ., and GEM X. " Wright. rally of the de-
focrats Of this district requested BY order OF the No nj
THEoDoRUs VAN TINE Chairman.
Jons Jo,.rH W r Ls.s }secroturies
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THU GENERAL aoIso TO BALTxoRx.


telegraphio despatch. received from Gen. Sostt.
snnounces that he Will be i3 Baltimore et to-nor
rev. Ansnthuastc reception will be extended hia.,
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The General sssrted early on yesterday morning 70
Now Brunswick. Ne took extra train, to give him
opportunity to stop for short time at New Brunswick
At Railway crowd waiting him who greeted him
warmly. He made few remarks TO them; and then
passed to New Brunswick where preparations arc be-
ing made for his reception
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rHALLENoE TO THE WORLD, FOR TEN THOU.
~ sand doars.The OF Taoony will trot Mac, on
any other the world milo heats best throo in fy
ander saddle, the Hunting Park couree Phsdophis
county for thousand dollars and two Des and
IN harness. over the same track for aye thoysand dollar
II Dooembar 1851 This challenge TO remain open for
septsnoe two weeks from this date.
JAs n KELLY. Phliadetphfs, Oot. O.
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MOVEMENTS or GEN. SCOTT.
HIS Departure from New Jersey and s-rival
I'm -Speecnes-Inchdents, sc.
Ta. RECEPTION AT Er-sABErHr0wN

I'm Observation-Disclosures, SC.
Tas RECEPTION AT ELrsABErHr0wN.
About nine e'ciock the whg meeting that was s'S in
Ehzabethtovn, when they heard OF General scottc
rival adjourned snd proceeded to the house of Mr
Chitwood, where the General staying. The houss
illuminated AMI bonres lghSsd In front Of it
salute was fred aeneral Scott then appeared upon
the balcony ard vocferousy cheered by the crowd
When tho confusion cssed and silence restored the
General rrsde brief speech.
He tbaahed them sincerely for the MARKS of favor
which they bestowed upoE him Elizabethtown vas
place that se liked very muoh and he liked 1t better
every time be there Although he going on to
Washington for the present st he hoped spend the
remsnder OF his days in that town He said that
much fatgued from travelling, and that he was
about to retire TO bed when he reused by their call
He hoped they would Therefore him for making
so short speech He then thanked them fer their
Kindness and wifhed them good night.
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/ Loved Thec Cnce.

loved thee oncc---hut have learned
To barisli hence that thought
To check the heart which vainly burned
With love that was unscught;
The fame which lit my spirit FIRST,
In youths bright dreamy hour--
Which awhile SO fondly nurscd,
Hath lost its former power.
loved thce-but that love / wecn
Was to thee all unknown;
By thee UNDECIDED and unseen,
thought Of thee alone
How Oft amid the thong I've wcpt
For one glance from thine eye;
There by me hast thou often stcppi
Unconscious was nigh.
loved thee once--oft have gaze1
Upon thy bcaming brow,
Tiilthencc mcthou ght radiance biazed
Too bright for nught below;
And have listened to thy song,
And viewed thy smiling face,
Till | seemed borne on wings along,
Thro heavens nrial space,
loved thee once--but tears no moro
Shalt dim miac eve for thee;
In other cars thy fattery poui,
lis nothing now to me.
Nor will thy memory cause n smart,
For the last tie is rivon,
And possess once more the heart
So idly 10 thee given M a. II
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Election Notice

"A tt Court of Sessions held in nnd IA, M.
- vada county, at the court house in Nevs..
da, on Monday the tenth day Of M,y. n
1852, it was ordered that an election for Jns.
tices of the Peace and Constables bo hcld On
the Oath day of May 1852, in tho foilowinr
townships, to wit:
In Nevada township, for one Justice Z,
place of ---- Cruikshank, Esq, and one Gov.
stable in ;ho plpce of l. T. French,
In Little York Township, for two Justices
and two Constaples.
Said elections TO be held in Nevada town,
ship at the precincts and by the officers estat.
lishcd and appointed for the September cleo.
ton 1861, and In case of the absence or refusal
TO act of said officers then by such officers as
shall be chosen by The qualified voters Of the
several precincts on the day Of the election.
L. Little York township the election to bc
held at Steep Hollow, Green Horn, Little York
and at such other places, not within Two miles
OF such precincts, MS may be convenient to any
number ofqualifed voters not less tlYnn thirty.
The polls 10 be returned TO the county clerk
IN Nevadn county within ten days after said
z4th day Of May, instant.
STATE OF CALIFoRNIA,
County of Nevada, es'
/, Theodore Miller, clerk of tho Court of
Sessions of said county, do hereby certify thar
the foregoing is true extract from the min.
ntes OF the Court Of Sessions remaining on fle
in my office. Given under my hand and the
seal Of said court, this 18th day of Nav, A. D.
iS52. TIlEO. MILLER, Clerk.
BY SIDNEY c HERBERT, DENY.
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NTATE or CALIFORNIA. COUNTY Of Ne

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Ne.
0ivada, ss. District court, tenth judicial
district. David Phelps W. Isaac Nixon, p. B.
Fagan, +. s. Peck, w. p. Walker and J. II
Cfandull
The people Of the Stale Of Cslifomi,. IA
Isaac Nixon and p. B. Fsgsn: You are here.
by notified that on the 18th day Of May, A. n.
1889. suit was commenced BY said plaintiff
against you In said district court Of Nevada
c. unity. 20 recover the sum Of Eve hundred
and sixty four dollars and seventy Eve cents.
You are. tbsrefore required TO aupcar and
ensver The complaint Of tho pinintif, herein
fied, within thirty days from this data, Or ths
plaintiff VIII tako judgment against yod BY
default for that sum and damsgcs and costs.
Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk If the dis
trict court. tenth judlsist tdisesie.. sor Ne
- vsds county, with che Lesi of ssid ecur,
afixsd, th;s l3tA dsy. Of siey. A. D. lSS2.
- THE3. MILLER, Clark.
b srrxx- e. HxsssR7, Dep.
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W0nd rful TOy.

The latest notable effort Of meclian
ical puppet manufacture is exhibited
in Boulognc at the present time. il
is that of a jewcller, who has devoted
eight years of his life to the perfection
of a clockwork conjurer, which he la:
made thorough master of the thin
ble-rig. Dressed in an eastern cos.
tune, necromancer stands behind q
table, covered, as the tables Of profcs.
sors of Iegerdemain usually are, with
little boxes and cabinets, Fl ON which
he takes the objects usually employed
in his exhibitions He produces his
goblet, and shows the balls under
them, which vanish and re-appear in
the most approved style; now two OF
three are conjurel into a spot mo.
ment before vacant; presently these
disappear again, and are perpetually
divided and reunited. At every ex.
clamation ofthe spectators, the little
conjurer turns his eyes from side tc
side, as if looking around the house
smiles, casts his eyes modestly down
bows and resumes his slight of hand
He not only takes up goblet from
a stand and places them over the balls,
but leaves them there for minute
and holds his hand up, to show the
audience that he conceals nothing in
his palm or sleevs.s He then seize.
the goblets again and goes on. The
trick over he puts his cups away and
shuts the cabinet. He then knocks
on the table, ard up starts an egg
to which he, points to secure. attention.
he touches the gg,which opens length.
wise, and little bird starts into life,
sings a roundelay, claps its enamelled
wings- which are the real hummina
birds feathers, beyond any metallic ART
in lustre--and then falls back into its
egg. The little Jconjurer mods, smiles,
rolls his eyes right and left, bows as
before, and the egg disappears into
the table; he bows again, and then
sits down to Intimate that the psxfer.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Ne.
~ vads. es. District court, tenth ind;c;sl
district. Mary Sinclair VS. Scott Sinclair.
The people of the State of California to Sco,t
incia'e greeting: You are hereby notified
that on the twelfth day of May. a. D. 1881
snlt was cemm.nced against you by the plain.
ttd in snid court, for q divorce rincnio met.
run 'n''. iou nre therefore required to appes Sc
ana answer the complaint Of lhe complainant.
neTein hied, within four weeks from this date
or the plaintiff will take decree for divorce
as prayed for in said complaint.
Witness, Theodore Miller, clerk Of tn, dis
trict court for the tenth judicial district. Ne.
vada county with the seal of said court af.
fixed, this l2,h day of May, A. D. 1852.
THEO. MILLER, Clerk.
Ey SipsEy G. HERssrr. Dcp'v.
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SUPERVISORS Wv ROADS

Appointed for the year 1852 for the differ.
ent:ownships, in Nevada comfy.
Nevada township-B. M. Coates. @. w
Kidd, --- Scott and --- James. l1rIi
Grass Valley township-J. M. Thomas.
2. W. w. Smith, - Sanford and X. H.
Porter. @ IG1. ~. :. =
Rosgh and Ready township.-B Grab.
tree, John McCouytney, C.. Scleartier -
Bedford and Christian Boeckman.
Swcetlands--A. H. Howard se 7"es
Bnegport township--James Weaver aad
William Spcer. 'rh cam l9'
Washington-.-.Samnel CiumbeckeF. .g
Steep Hollow--Thomas Beatty and -.--
Taylor. 9yE 70 sab fE adi 75a1i
s. NJ Mills, in tho district extending from
tho Rnckeye House to the county line near
Johnson's Ranch, and West to the county
line, where it 10 crossed by the lower Ma
rysrille road. "a. ''a iiro7
Ailpersons in the cosnty who by law are
required to work upon the public highways,
are required to work three days upon tho
highways of the several townshipsin which
they may reside, n in the opinion Of the SD.
pervisess OF their townships II shall be deem
Cd xecessary dnliag the present year, and IN
case or the failure OF any person 10 attend
prepared for work when notified duly, days
labor shall Be estimated at Eve dollars. 1e
Extract from the pinptes Of the Court q
Sessions, Eevads county.
THEO. MILLER, clevk.
Dated April &c, less 1
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada cou n

=. .. Smell vs.. Samuel Il. Davidson.
The people Of the State Of California. 10
samuel K. Davidson, greeting,
lou are hereby sumnoned to be and appear
before mo at my Office in Nevada city. on Fri.
DIV the 2Sth dsy OF June, A. D. 1859, at ten
o'clock 4. NJ. to answer the complaint OF J. c.
Snell, who demands sgainst you the sum Of
sSoe win interest from the 18th day Of Au-
gust isov: upen an express contract, u copy o{
which is filed in nv Office as part of plaintiffs
complaint. For which sum, with damages and
costs, Judgment will be render d. IL you fail to
answer; Given under my Land this 'ho ls,h
day Of Nay, A D. 1857
S-N Jxo. AN.ERsoN. J. p.
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EXPRESS NOTICES.
Adams & Co.'s ExDCcss,


DETWEEN Nevada, Sacramento City
ID San Francisco, and all parts Of the United
Stutes. A & Co. are the only Exprcss who
forward Geld Dust and valuable packages be.
tween Nevada and Sacramento in charge Of q
messenger.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE
Drawn on their own Houses in
Ne,c York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, 81. Louis,
Cincinnati, Meso Orleans,
and London
Gold Dust and valuable packages forwarded
and insured to all parts Of the United States
and Express Business of every de. criptien
PROM tly attended to.
Gold Dust bought and deposits received at
the usual rates.
II. r. FERRE, Act
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TRAVELLING.
Staging VS.. Time.

TT S. MAIL TELEGRAPH LINE, for
". Rough and Ready, Grass Valley and
Nevada city. On and after Friday, March
goth, the above Line of Stages will run as
follows:-Leaving the Orleans Hotel, for.
merlv left the Crescent City IIotel) at ! O..
clock cvery morning, passing through John.
sons Ranch. Honsh and Ready, Grass Va.
ley, and arriving at Nevada at o'clock p. NJ
the same day. Returning, will leave the Ne.
vada Hotel, Nevada, every morning at 6
o'llock, passing through the above places
and arriving at Sacramento City in season
TO connect with the steamer Antelope for San
Francisco, same dav
HAW0RTH 4 SWIFT, Pros.
Successors to James Birch.
\. B.-This Line will run on Sundays.
Passengers securing their seats at the Ge-
neral Stage Office, Orleans Ilo,cl, 2d street
will be called for. 9s.tr
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HHIV' -NII111LIt NIVTK,
Nv SIDNEY G.. HERBERT. DIV

D,s,siVn Os Iscs.aa COumty IMIo low nsI,ips
Nevada township No. l-Loundcd north
by the dividing ridge between the sou,h
fuba river and Poor Mans creek, cast By
the county line, south by the dividing ridges
between Bear river and Deer creek, and
west by continuation Of the line between
Grass Valley and Rough aud Ready town.
ships.
Grass Valley township No. 2-Louudcd
| north by township No !, south and eas, bv
the county line, and west by due north and
south line midway between the towns Of
Ccntrevillc and Rough ard Ready.
Rough and Ready township No 3-bour.
dcd south and west by the county line, east
by township No. @ north by the dividing
ridge between Deer creek and the South
Yuba river TO the head of Kcntucky Flat,
thence following the ridge north Of Ken.
tucky fiat, west TO the county line.
Bridgeport township No. A. bounded
north and west by the county line cas-. hy
the eastern boundary of Mississippi Valley,
and south by townships No. and 8.
Grizzly Bear township No. 5--bounded
north by the connty line. east by a line no -th
and south starting opposite thc town Of
Washington on the dividing ridge, south by
township No. and west by township No. /.
Eureka township No. 6-boundcd north
and east by the county line, and son,h and
west by townships No. and s.
Bear River township No, 7-beeiunins
ding line between Grass Valley and Rourh
and Ready townships, and running thence
north upon said line TO point opposite tho
| mouth Of the south fork Of Wolf creek. com.
menly called Dry creek, thence to the poin.
between the said Dry creek and Wolf creek
at the junction, thcrcc along the d;vidinr
ridge between said Dry creek and Wolf
creek to the head Of Dry creek, thence duo
cast TO Bear river, thence down Bear river TO
the place Of beginning.
(Extract from the minutes Of the court Of
Sessions) THEO. MILLER. Ci,k
| Dated April 10, 1852
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ssx,s..a. The fine steamer Tlarys-
t.Ezz7saE# Vile will make regular trips
to aad from Sacramento AID Marysvillc on
each alternate day.
The Marysville is the best finished
boat of her class in California, draws 12 in
ches Of water, only. She has run between
Sacramento and Marysvillc the past sum-
mcr during the lowest stage of water. 94-,f
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Look out for the Change.

oAWSA< InB oI auES rU&HEHLt LEAr
Gr WING the Crescent City Hotel,
;---w win, on and after Sunday,
March 81, 1859, lcaxe tho Orleans H0-
EVERY morning, Daily running to Rough
and Ready, Grass velley, Nevada City Nor
mon Island, Coloma, Georgetown, Mud and
Diamond springs, Placerville, DrytownJ Jack.
son, Mokclumns Hill, Ophir. Auburn, Stock
toR and Sonora. . IN
Gencral Stage Office at Orleans Hotel.
N. B. Passengers boz king their names will
be called for in any part Of the City s6-lm
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nance is over. The height Of this
little gentleman is about three inches |;
his table and every thing else being in
due proportion he stands on q square
pedestal, apparently ofmarble. 1t is,
however, Of tin painted white, and
within it are all the wheels and works
con aiming the mystery.