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The Nevada journal., 1852-10-15

Watson & Co.'S.
FURNITURE STORE.
(Dst. near LIST, Marysville.)
WE are now opening large and desirable
w stock, selected from recent shipments
frsm Boston and New York, consisting In
part Of
Dressing and common bnrssus,
Mahogany centre and card tables,
Plain top and fall leaf tables,
Sofas, ottomans and ssttess,
Looking glasses, assorted sisss.
Mahogany stuffed rockers,
Cane seat and back
Boston wood seat
Office chairs with cushions,
Cane and wood seat diniag chairs,
Cane seat stools, from II. to II. high,
Mattresses, bedstsads, pillsws, quilts, etc
All at greatly reduced prices.
o. Furniture made TO order. z0-Im
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Seal Proposals

wv Ill be received by the Ripple Box
w Company until the 22d inst. 10 dig a
DITCH, six miles in length and to build
$50 rods Of FLUME, in route leading from
Empire ranch in Gatesville to Ousley's Bar
The Ditch to be % inches deep; 80 inches
wide on the bottom, and feet W dc on the
top. The fume 10 to be feet wide on the
bottom and Is inches deep.
For further particulars enquire Of J. S.
Long in Gatcsville, or of
J. WARREN MASON, ag't
Rough and Ready. Oct. 0. le52.-25lt*
g &. Richardson, NOTARY
-. PUB Lie Office, Main ST., ono
door east of Masonic Hall. Grass Valley.
MRS. RANDOLPH Respectfully tenders
lVH her services 10 the Ladies of Nevada and
vicinity, to give instructions on the Piano
fo,te. Lessons will also be given to Gentls-
men. Rooms Al the Gregory House.
Juno 25th. 1852 loft
UDOoTOFFIGE HOURS.-Oliice hours for
II the delivery of letters, from eight in the
morning until twelve.-two in the afternoon
until six. Sundays the Office will be opened
at eight in the morning, and remain open un-
Ill The commencement of public worship.
G. I OVERTON, r. NJ.
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Cole& Nagle's Line of Packets

For Sydney and Port Philip.
0NO follow the Packst-ship Asa Packer-to
il sail positively On the 18th October The
new, Al CLIPPER SHIP FLORIDA,
- pike, commander, 400 tons register. This
fin, vessel has superior accommodations for
are Of the very best quality, having been Sc
lected with great care, and will be most liber-
ally supplied. She is fitted out with single
b.rths; her saloon is very lofty and spacious.
Passengers supplied with bedding knives and
forks erockery wate Of every description, and
no allowance.
This vessel offers probably the greatest in
duoemcnts for passenger. that have ever been
offered in this port by vessels fer the Austra-
iiaa Mines. She carries an experienced sur
geon. For further particulars, apply to
COLE g. NAGLE,
corner of Pacific and Front sts,
Or to II s. HA YES,
252w on board, Front and Pacific sts.
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0vada. Court Of Sessions, August term. 1852.
Ordered that an Election be held in Grass
Valley Township on the I'd day of November,
1862, for one Constable for said Township.
By order Of the Court.
Attest: TIEO. MILLER, Clerk.
Ssptsmpsr IL, lS52-22.td
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Dentistry.

s C.. Nc YRE,
ID DESPECTFULLY informs his friends
~ and the public that he has resumed the
practice Of his profession; and hopes by atten'
ton, skill and moderate prices, to receive Z
share Of patronage. Ofice at the U. s. Hotel
Broad st. 25-2m
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Great Excitement.
5000 in Gold Dust, In sr-
w change for Daguerreotypes, at
SHAW d. JOHNSONS
Eureka Daguerrean Rooms.
No. 297 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are respectfully
invited to call at these rooms, where they will
find pictures taken in every variety and style
from the smallest size 10 the largest, and In
the highest perfection Of this beautiful ais.
Pictures taken in mezzotinte or in COLORS
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed In oil cases
or no charge. We have arrang ements made
by which we are enabled to send pictures Of
our customers by mail to any part Of the knswn
world, and at rihing expense.
Instruction given In tho art.
Dagusrreotype Instruments complete, with
general assortment Of plates, cases and che.
nicals, always on hand and for sale cheap.
6. l.. sHAw, S5-6n eco. JOHNSON.
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DIZZY Goods! NIiiIinery! ClOthimK!

Dry Goods! millinery! Clothing!
rEO. d. DORNIN 4 co. have fitted up
" in "homs" style, the ''Old Baruh Stsre"
on Commercial street, between Main and Pine
streets, for the prosecution Of the above busi-
ness, to which they invite the attention sfths
Ladies Of Nevada county. Having In our
enploy an experienced Millinsr, with vol!
selected stock Of Millinery Goods, we shall
keep eu hand, and are prspared TO receive or.
ders for Dress Hats, Riding Hats, Head
Dresses, &c. Of the latest fashions, and 81
Sacramento prices.
For the gentlemen, va, shall keep full as
ssrtmsnt Of fine and wsll-itting CLOTHING,
UNDER GARMENTS. and sIl kinds oil
GENTS GOODS, equal to any at sacrsuen.
10 City or the Bay. Our prices shall be such
ss to compare favoraaly with any in town,
aud we trust BY attention to our customers
and strict application 10 the business we have
undertaken, 10 merit shars Of the public pat
ronags.
Nevada, Aug. 80. 1852 -2o-2m
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$4,000 Rolls Paper Hangings
ms every variety now receiving and for sale
~ al reduced prices,at RIHETI'4. COS
Kst, bctween Front d I'd st Sac. city.
ec7--25 Ina
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CTRAY---Found tied up at the door
- off. IIeol, on Broad street, Nevada, on
the morniug ofOct. LIST, one strawberry roam
horse, Supposed to be about ten years old,
with white feet and legs to the knees, and
bald face. The owner is requested to come
forward and prove property, pay charges
and take him away before Saturday Oct.
20, or on that day lie will be sold to pay ex
Penses. J. HOEL.
Oct. l4th, lS52.-2J.lt*
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Dramatic Hall.


MIR. WALLER, having rented the above
cd and thoroughly repsred improved with
new seats, new ceiling, and decorations, will
open on
Saturday Erentng Oct 18th, 1852,
with an efficient company, consisting OF the
following L,dies and Gentlemen, from the
Atlantic and California theatres:
Mrs. WALLER; Mrs. EVANS, from the
Haymarket Theatre, London; Mrs. MAD.
DEN. .sI
Messrs. SPEAR, Of the Boston theatres
BARRY, Of the New Orleans and American
theatre, San Francisco GATES; DoRMAN
JONES CoIpEs; EVANS; ANDERSON, from
the, Edinburgh theatre TUTHLL from the
Dublin and San Francisco theatres, and
WALLER. b.l Est-
The Orchestra will be under the direction
Of Mr.. WILLIAMS, OF tho San Francisco the.
aires.
On Saturday evening, October 10th, will be
presented Kotzebue's Play of
T H E s T r A N G. E r .
with good caste.
After the Play, Mr. EVANS will make his
h.s appearance, and sing the cslcbra.
ted Irish Song OF
That Darling Ould Stick.
10 conclude with
Perfection, or the Laiy Munster.
In which Mrs. Waller will appear as Kate
O'Brien, during which she will sing
TIE be happy" ""Kate Kearncy.' and when
Harmony wakens."
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Hiram G. Hodge,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
LAW f. NOTARY PUBLIC
Office at his Bookstore and Circulating
Library, Main st. opposite the Gregory House
N b. Particular attention paid to collect
ing and conveyancing. l2-3m
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TOK SACRAMENTO every Monday and
IL Thursday, at s A. NJ, Shepherds Accom-
mediation Line will hereafter leave as above
frsm the Western Hotel, Main Of. Through
in one day. Passage $500.
z2-4t NH SHEPHERD, Proprietor.
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Notice.

YyHE firm Of Freeman q Cs. 10 this day die.
IL solved.
Tho business heretofore dsns BY then will
from this date Be conducted by Messrs. Adsus
& Co. J. Nj. FREEMAN.
Sacramento, Aug. ls. 1859.
SacYomento, August 18th, 1857.
We take this method Of informing the pub-
lie that the frm Of Freeman 4 Co, hsving
BY legal notice ceased doing business undsr
that name, they Of course ceased to be ear
agents In sny part Of California. From this
time forward We shall eonduet the business
under esr swn signature. And We further
give notice that Msssrs. Freensn 4 Co., nsr
any member of that late 6rm, have from this
time any aatherity to draw on us, Or 70 u's
eur name. ADAMS e CO.
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TONES 4 Co. Corner Battery and Clay
u Streets., have now on hand landing from
various clipper ships, which they offer at low
prices, the following list of goods, viz;--
Grain Hungarian Boots,
Wax Dc do
Calf Boots Of oil qualities
Kip do dc do
Calf Brogans, a..4 r. lu..t
Kip Brogans, -I jL
Pstent and enameled BrogAns,
Patent Leather Caters, .oIf0t
Dc do Congress do
Dc dc Oxford Ties,
-l. do do Opera Boots,
Wax and grain leather Boots, ....-s
Also
A general assortment of boys, youths and
childrsn's Boots Of all kinds. Also, = great
variety Of ladies' Shoes, Leather, Wosllsn
Hose, etc. etc. 20-6t
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UNHE undersigned would inform tho citizens
Il Of Nevada and vicinity that having re-
signed the Agency Of Gregery's Express, they
have completed arrangements with Wells, FAR
GO d Co. BY which they are enabled to do all
Express business committed to their care with
punctuality and dispatch.
Persons desirous Of procuring their letters
from Post Ofices through them are invited 20
call and register their names, as all lists be-
longing to Gregory's Express are discontinued
OGicc at their old stand, Main st. Nevada.
MULEORD & SEARLS
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BEvKnLY c. SANDERS. Z. Z. BRENNAN.
San Francisco Savings Bank.
SANDERS and BRENNAN

BEvEnLY c. SANDERS. Q. :. BRENNAN.
San Francisco Savings Bank.
SANDERS and BRENNAN,
MONTGOMERY STRKEr.
General Bankers and Exchange Dealers.
General deposits received from Merchants,
Mechanics. and others.
ALso-Meney and Gold Dust received on
Special Deposit.
Geld Dust purchased at the highest prices
Interest allowed on Time DEPOSITS S9mv
SALT-75 cases fine table, ~ Gags each;
- SALT. 500 bags Liverpool, fer curing;
SUeAa. 800 mats Manila, No 2;
SueAR.. 100 mats China, No );
LARD. 20 eases, in small tins;
CANDLES. 100 bxs adsmantins, IS and IS;
DRIED ArrLKs. rs bbls, in geod order;
CHr.ss. $50 bxs English Dairy. ex White
BurTEs. 60 frkins Patrick's best quality;
For sale by JAMES PATRICK,
Is I'm Battery st. near Jackson.
|nIL.-BAILY 4 GILBKar, having establish.
" ed house At the Sandwich Islands. they
are regularly importing pure Sperm, Polar
and Black Fish y ], and can supply the Trade
on better terms than any other houes, and oil
sales made BY them are GUARANTEED.
ON HAND:
$1,000 gallons Polar Oil;
5000 g Pure sperm;
5000 +" Black Fish;
1000 Elephant;
PACIFIC OIL WORKS.
2l-tf Sansoms st., bet. Bush and Pine.
-
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passsngfrs going ssulh and Wsh.

nv Mail Train, leave Burlington 80 n
anc reach Troy ,ij p Vi, New York . ? d,
Schenectady 4 ? wfor the West. -DEE At
Tao,,
Bv Express Train. leave Oli~nsgurgh al
1 . ", Moniteal 5,3D N, Boston :, ~ p ~ =;
reach Troy 8 rs, New York 1864 p ~, and
Schenectady ~, ir' connection wan Nrs-
terra Bui''ilo Expires AT Rrrt.ND,
BY Accommodation Train, leave Huriing'
ION ,,0lr 2ns,On ~ n, 'odgr at Salrtn, ar.
rive a, 1r"y next in"rn,ng im ,h., d,jh ES-
press Team u Buti'o, sane evening, and
the Hudson awe, Tram, reaching New iork
ira
Passengers leaving NV York by The o A
" Expr. - IRAN, arrive al Troy II a 4, 81.
connect at Bellows FAILS 3, with iraia 81
the sullivan Il, Il, arriving at ,be bhdl
.HoUafaios saHr day,
| .N,H Traia fran tsoy q 81 \. arrives al
rell.w. Falls ~ Boz, VI tcaei. the Wnis
! Houutt ana IN the afternoon.
NJ thts rflHk, uren; thrrr Is DAILY escli
wa; 0in ,raiu bet srrn New York sud Mon
ltecal, and othsHs5irg'i. y IA trains be
iarea New York sud Burlington. J.ec
, tti'ns betweeu Troy and sur,ug,pn.
iTllO'S II. CANflELD. Sgt.
gmiasd { Washington Rial Ropf
:. +. JOHSSON,.Sap,.
! plf Trpy & pHs'Op B0I HDgd
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PAPER HkNGlNos.
krEw aud besatiiul atforns psprr jist re-
cri-.t by fAKFtP'T - son.

~ ceived by rARFErT - son.
STATE OF VERMONT. 3h-i !, 1ei'fmtercd
District q ka:lana - ibatat s.'cfiai ses-
ion Of tbs Pirate Court Of Tie sa.d Disiriet
AZ Eataa hold At RHtisnl 81 agi far s1id DE-
ia an the llih day Of Jane 4 - 49,
rrpssnt lion. Harvey pGl'er, Jnag"'
Whereas, Lewis T.. Griffith administration
OF the rstaie of and tEs Df The hers Of ba'
vid Griffith late oi DsDby ~ sad d'dr,e, de-
eeased mt state has Tits day applied 1" the
said Probate Court fer Division Of the -
,st.- Of sad arcsssed anong tina he,ss 81 The
dsccassd
Therefore, I, is ordered by eoor' that the
order az sl.S diS,sion and the 1ppoinnnsA VI
Of Com ,Ri.sioaers 10 make said d,y'sion BE-
and they hereby are referred 20 a siat-d ses-
.ianof sad court 10 he held Al the oaltr of,he
Register of said ceuri ~ Rutland in .si1 die
,r,c, sa tl,e i,i Nsudsr hslsg the ilii "a! n
Jaly H. %. lisa. ssd Thai notice thereof ke
rircs bs ps5li.hiag . erihked copy Of ne
record II this order three weeks .reeSs.iseis
pre- sipas iherrio in the Ku,,sno Herald 8
nsvspsper printed at said Ru,laud ga HTacf
. that ali isrrsoas interested tlierin bffss
! Thereby da!y notified 'bereof mar ttsn ans
tisete sye<sf be f,re said eoer so5 b. hsu'
! IA I.ss pfcia.ees Il lhty ser cssse.
.zrue cops al record
% iIfARy i.9i1 Eegisirf-
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Democratic Caucus

The Free Democracy of the town Of
Rutland are requested 10 meet in the
G,anl Jury's Room on Saturday July
ID at 7p'clock =. Al. for the purpose of
elec,ing delegates to attend the State
Contention To be holder il Montpelier
on July 7ih and tc transact any other
business thought proper when met.
Per order Town com mii,ee.
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Annual Meeting
or The
Rutland 1 ashis.tsa sHilrsad Company.

The Anna, Asei.ny az Sic sisok haisse,s
Of sh< K utIssd q safl,~ eias Hs,,sosd Com.
psay viii b boi1ea 4, Beihws fsils on the
ID Wednesday Of Jsty neat, b<ins tine GID
day, 81 ~ e'elsck, A. ~ far the ehaic~ Of
DIRECTOR seA the tfsasx1y,en Of ssy other
eosssess Which may essses kessse th~m
~ order Of The Directors
III. wtLi.iAhs. risst
49,
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Trains going South - Leave Rutland.
PaSssisrrs going Worth and East,

BY Mai Tram, lenvc Troy $40 ~ Sc!ic.
n.ctldy al % reacn Darlington I2,jo 81,
iip~,oi, l,3ir ".
By ..cprcs, Train, leave New York , ~
ceachn. Il ,stpn ~, ", burlington :, %
p y, Montrrat and OgdensDurgh ~
, ".
| Nv .icconinntinn Train, leave Now York
- -, Schenectady 2 , " and Troy ",
rroohing burlington and bellows Falls - r
81 game dly
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y tfHr oHIfI OI fVtnIH,
- HENRY HAtI, Register.


STATE of VERMONT, lBf. il re,ttubrtrd
! District oil Rutland -. ( that at. stated
sessioa "f the Probate Cont Of the said De
AID District M The 1T Monday lcirg .bc TIA
day III Jano A d. 1852.
Present Hon. Harvey Ration, judgr
Whereas Luthrr Daniels II ttniinnd an
SAID District, guardian OF Mary l. DANIELS
aud Carat ne X Dinicls his MINOR children
has heretofore applied by petition Ia the
said Probate Court for a license 10 sciI Il
ccrisD tract NJ real estate ts longing 10 he
sad wards subiec. I, his life ostasr, as par.
ticnIarly described IN said petition, for the
reason iha, the sal, there + would be con.
duc,vd Ia the 'ntercs, OF has sad wsrds.
Therefore, II Is ortrredby said court thut
The hear NJ url d';isian of siid petition he
and the same arr hsrrby referred 10 stated
session o! sad court IN be held nj the oiGc,
Of the REGISTER of s,pl eourt ia Rutland IN
SAID dis'tic, on The lst Monday being the 5'h
day of IDLY, 4 ID. isj!, aud that rp'i,c
Thereof I've g.yeh hv publishing cei,frd
cop, 81 the recnid al Ibis order three v crks
succe, lively pre- sin,s tiirfeto "A the Rutland
Herald raper printed AZ sad Rf' Iaud
and circu a,,ng.iD The neighbof bond oftho g
interested IN or der that MI pcrsons in'errhcd
therein being tberrhy anly notIfed thereof
may Then and there appear h"inrf said court
and object to the .ian,ng Of sath license If
they see cause
A true copy ofr"rord.
- HENRY HALL. Re Il ter.
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JYD1SuAa

The Members Of Geen Mountain Temple
of Honor No. !, will meet At the $. of rs
Hall in West Rutland, next Monday Eve. at
O'Clock WA. " LIsCOMB, W r.
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no SNINDLn rtlrpIDI.IC
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

He Not UctrHuded !
Bay no hook u4iessDr. A. ~ Mu,iccau. l,g
Liberty IT, J is On ,ir titlS pr:e. aud the
cnt'y IN CLERKS Of'ce on the back OF the tiir
page corresponds as herciu, aud buy oniy u
respectable and Memorable dcaerf ~ se,d by
mai, and addfcss Ia DR.. \. ~ Manrioeau, q :
lice ,lo Liberty street y, nuh u copy will
10 seat postage prepaid in New York.
Goth bound r,pics-- piire 80 It's.
Oh fine white paper.
Full title Page, With conieuts, toge,her viii
u lew pages treaLng of itnputtrnt guilrctS ia
ey.rYmarf leHsA viii he ser, free -. ri, IRE.
H. any one chclDsing u leti,r stamp ia a pre-
Paid letter, aad may be had also a, il,tcisr-s
~ Stltc street, do, Fetriac 4 Co, ~ state
and y Washington streets, doi. Wm. Y. spcir
Ger, !s Washington street, do. 2nm2
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CJm Hisyi;oners' Notice

y Sfs HfsSfp"rfs NOfftN
WE the subscribers being appointed by
the Hon Pros,,.r Court for the district OF
Rutlnri, commissioners TO receive, exam.
inc and adjust all clain,s and den.n Dds against
the estate oil John Woods late of T,nnputi,,
IN sad district deceased. represented IN
solvent aud sIX months from the 9Th day
OF Jane i-52. beng allowed bS said court
tur that purpose, we do therefore give noiict
that we w,ii attend to,be business of our said
app Dintmcn nj al the dwelling house o! Ftdow
Sophia Woods on the II Mondays of July
and Oeto5er next from 9 o clock A. 81. un-
III ) o'clock Z. 81 On earh Of said days.
Dste6 Al Tinmou'h, june 10Th, i-52 2S
S ShxTsS G Gi. i,EKS comnsissloner.
srArEof yERMONT RL itrsmy@
District Of Sutiand. lDbercd that AZ
. spceisise,sion OF the prohste Court OF The
sai / Di,tric; pfi.gtisnd rldat Ru'iand ia and
for thc ssla d,trict, Cd the Sis' dsy Of 's's
A. u. 1852
/ Pre.eni Hoa. HARVEY BUTTON Judge.
! Whereas two instruments N writing one
dated tlia 2-rb dhv OF Jsn5afy, A ID i-5i,
pnreorung 10 be The last w,il ant codD.'I ii
/, Dtanre Green late II w.lingio'd in said
disitr, d~eesssd, ilv ether dated the IN
day oil Dos~ mi.pf \. ID. 1871, pafP9yrng 70
be ead,eh l., sa d viii have been this day
tprescs,rd 20 lie sad Probate CoaG BY In.
coin Audrns and seneca ID Town~-Dd The
iexeeGlers tAfrr,n na@cd ~ order that ssid
INSTRUMENTS may be duly pr,, ed and allowed
sbs SAID enurt Al md last . ~ and Testament
Thsi~forp, II ~ ordered by ss'd Court thai
t,he probate and allowance or ss,a ms o'
rnenis as SAID last will and iestaair at be- 4 nd
the ssIae arr hereby reir, red - speciaIss
sisn Of sad cnatt 10 he held 81 tie otiil.e Of
the Regi.isr Of SAID costi N Rutsna IN ssid
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Coll bound fDpIrA-piire 50 Us.
THE VIEW UNION STORE.
May &c, 1862.
C. yJfsT q SON

iiANE }uh recr,ycd from New York ,h,.
neW md reg iatssi sfyi,s. and must splendid
patterns ~ printed bitages, barage h,.laircs,
muslin drlalnes, chalIy deIa,nrs, French
printed muslims, s'shob Law rs aud nconeiis
iotfst s;yf,s, French, English md American
g'nGhams, lin"n chalntrays, oil s,lk, piain
bgufrd and enlbosard TurkrY red fnrnt,nrr,
white aud q" Id cors"t leans, paper ean,httcs
great ysltrty % cpiur-, sewing siiks of cye.
~ shadr, spool cotton Of all colurs, Coates
,p""I', Ne brrt IA the World. Yarnt,,'s nee.
dies j.it st9rH, the bat mBLs
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IHAiHlnTHlU.

IN ,iin town Yesterday morning June 10th,
hy Elder Howard. Mr.. Charles M.'L'bbey,
10 Miss s Augusta Howard, all Of tins place.
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DIED,

Ia Ft,siorJ, on the 18th ult, Mrs Eusc.
INA X. llogg. wife Of Hon. SAM a. Kellogg,
aged 81 years
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A1I 1211 GAxT1o11tA.
Anov3l4uw0DOnooue 0l1y.
sq sas .ss,.l II -- -..',.,.
49, IeM3s Ss~N The steamer
Gs.eses Cs9y. ChM wssd'e. from Ma.
- ~ ~ esssea ae1his poft ihis alter
es1 ~ wings go passengers. tsn
r. m . 90 dsN dN sttisghi.
49, ~ The hands Il pas.
Sse Ctey M Nary bsysen
ss ess.sss - tha iSsh. and brings Cal.
"essss ossea % the LET June.
A@o99 the psSAenecfs - Mr.. Frfdi-
saS6o wd1d. q shis est. Who h.. per.
'.1sss we qsscttM psssxs~ ." Cnli'cr-
~ ana sack on rvcord, h"~'ng been
seeeas bstaeo months and one day.
\ eaeb'e N days n shs,h ~ere passed ia
- fssse''ea and "c.iI,c Iahnns.
Il Iasrs wefe bat i~c deaths an The
| re.sge: A
Il The Crescent lily i'Esscd the Iliincss
Q" The 1S'h. oui ward iscand.
The asas~r Gels.en Gate arrived n,
Ssm Fraocisca on let May. ~ " aays
md . hours from PHnama. The Con.
esMssson arrived on The 22d. also from
rsaa1A The Independence, frem San
!use Del S0d. arrived on the .G'h, aud
slse Panama. from Panama, on The 9Th.
TIE I"depentience. iroaa snn Juan
del Sod. and The Tennessee, with the
msils for Panama and intermediate
IN -
A Y. n irnssport. nnme not given,
wMh I.lrs'. Ssanton and 33 Dragons
pn lizard. and = Qss.niiiy Of Government
fiorvs. which lefs l,snecia Nh the 2Gih
4 t)"esml'cr Tor Posci's Sound, @as
wrecked on the 81 II January near
lSwss river. All on board reached
he slsers IN 'afv,,. and The troops start
I'D ossr land 10 their place of de.,ina-
sioa.
/ The Bri,ish ship Sir charles Napier,
arrived II Sd, Francisco Oh The 2ist
1T May, In 9U days from Panama. with
100 passengers. During her passage
4 90 l,ass<neers died on board; auioag
them wcrr James King. of Boston.
The steamship McKim, which left
Panama 9s,h November was sin de.
lasrd n Monterey repairing Eight
cvn persons hsd died on board since slr
LEFT among them were John clapp. Jr.,
, d Aiass., benjamin II. rrick. Of Maine;
lnseis 0onway. OF do: John Al. Dodge.
Al Mass.
The slip clst,esa Andrews. uf Bos-
ton, which arrived a, San Frsnciscn
from Psaams an tho :2s2l Of May. had
I.een Ssiskd n San Francisco Tor io-
ls.ion Of the passenger net.
The islrlliSsnes from the miuins re-
Rioas - very saiisfscsory, and large
srecim~ns Of the ore continue TO be dug
mp. One hump Of soliJ gold weighing
81 ounces was dug out from Mr.. Linz.
berg's lot At Sonora. in the Mai" street,
. few doors below The Post.OiIice.
A qaar'z vein ofunusual richness had
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